warriors. at bethesda navy medical, fox news. the news keeps coming. here s brian now with the news enat 11:00. for edge at 11:00. for 28 years he s sat behind bars but in just hours he could walk out of prison a free man. donald gates was convicted of a brutal murder of a georgetown student in rock creek park. he always claimed he was innocent and newly discovered evidence appears to back him up. reporter: her roommates had warned her. don t take the shortcut through rock creek park. but on the evening of june 22, 1981, kathleen shilling left her job to walk home. the georgetown university senior was working as a paralegal for a law firm located in the wart gate watergate. it was 9:30 at night and she planned to meet up with her roommates. by morning when she hadn t shown up, friends and coworkers went looking for her. at the crime scene police found her books scattered, her purse untouched. she d been shot five times. at trial prosecutors used two piewbic hairs
the swine flu virus. tonight, complete coverage as other parents express fear. i m denise koch. and i m vic carter. today, the first children in baltimore received the swine flu vaccine. but doctors have spending more time separating fact from fiction for parents. wjz is live downtown and tonight, kelly mcpherson has what doctors want you to know. reporter: denise, not enough of the vaccine in maryland yet. but doctors are saying, everyone should plan to get it when it gets here. reporter: dozens of baltimore city kids and adults pray for 14-year-old destiny parker, the ninth person to die in maryland from the h1n1 virus. she didn t have an enemy in the world. such a beautiful child. reporter: destiny s family members put together the vigil so the kids could remember her and also learn from the situation. sanitize. get the shots. and be very clean about it. and definitely, go get the shots. this is really, really something serious. we all have to be care
the ground and president obama is deciding whether to send up to 40,000 more troops into battle. tonight the families of the fallen family of the fallen local soldier sat down with fox 5 s will thomas. reporter: the family of this young soldier gave us some insight into their son, but you re also going to hear their message for president obama and any other decision makers who might be listening right now. they believe their son s life and countless others could have been spared if they got the backup equipment and manpower they need on the front lines. family members use ribbons to symbolize the loss, the bravery and the sacrifice of 21-year- old stefan mace. he grew up in loudoun county and grew into a man who loved to hunt and loved his country. the u.s. army specialist fighting the taliban on the afghanistan-pakistan border returned to u.s. soil tuesday in a flag-draped transfer case. fox 5 granted rare access to show you this dignified transfer at dover air force bas
wonder if the president will catch a break on this. what do you think? i don t know. welcome to morning joe. big news on health care reform. cbo came out with a couple numbers. one is just staggering. $1.4 trillion deficit this year. that s just never happened. never come close to it. and also this baucus bill, max baucus bill health care reform democratic bill in the senate the cbo says they will save $80 billion over the next decade. that s a savings. we ll talk about that and charlie rangel, we ll talk about charlie rangel and what do we call it? a culture of i call it stupid for about 50 democrats that got elected in districts that john mccain won. it s one thing if you re a new york publisher of a newspaper and you get a deal with charlie rangel every day, charlie is a good guy. it s another thing if you re from a district that voted for mccain and you just were seen as rubber stamping everything that charlie rangel has done wrong. i suspect there s a lot of
here we go. there is one. [laughter] the h1n1 vaccine this little boy is one of the first kids in our state to receive it. county health officials offered a clinic offering the swine flu vaccine to the homeless, who are at a high risk for transmission due to close living quarters. she says is the easiest she got. no pain. it was wonderful. she is hoping that the midst will help her daughter avoid h1n1. officials say protection is critical for pregnant women, and one between six months and 24 years old, those with chronic medical conditions, caretakers, and medical workers. doctors at johns hopkins and expressed concern, urging parents in particular to vaccinate children against to be particularly it directly virus the deadly virus. it just because there are accidents on i-95 does not mean we stopped fighting there. you take precautions. you drive with the speed limit, you wear a seatbelt. a series of public service announcements reinforced those precautions.