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hi everyone im mary bubala. the pressure is on big time as president obama faces increasing resistance to his health care reform package. polls show the public doesnt like the price tag. neither do many politicians. joel brown reports from the white house. >> reporter: president obama plans to hammer health care reform until lawmakers getet done. >> the need for reform is urgent and indisputable. >> reporter: against a push back against opposition and sliding public support the preside...

next on abc 2 news works for you: >> the bidding war has begun. hollywood gears up to get the king of pop on to the silver screen. a captured americans soldiers hometown rallies behind him. tonight what the american government is doing to get him home. plus, a 15-year-old girl standing outside her house struck and killed bay drunk driver. >> now abc 2 news, the latest at 11. >> and tonight a mothers desperate plea. good evening, everybody. im terry owens. 15-year-old catlin bossler...

president obama pushes back hard against critics of his healthcare plan as hope fades it could be passed by august. >> one republican senator said "if were able to stop obama on this it will be his waterloo." an online peeping tom catches a popular espn reporter naked in her hotel room. now shes fighting back. well bring you the latest on the scandalous video. and call it is the ipot. a controversial new iphone application that locates pot dealers in some neighborhoods "early" this...

will be cut tomorrow is just the beginning. the worst is yet to come for state workers. the counties and the city. in the unenviable position of being the bearer of bad news governor owe mail delivers the list of $280 million of cost cutting measures, $75 million in medicaid, 34 million in payments to hospitals and other healthcare providers. 40 million in higher education and agency expenditures including 39 filled and 18 vacant positions. >> when there are cases where the efficiency ...

back now with more of "today" on this tuesday morning, the 21st day of july, 2009. dreary day here in new york city. but it hasnt dampened the spirits of the crowd, smiling between the rain drops here in roefeller center. we thank them for sticking around. we thank daniel silva for sticking around. hes signing books for our crew right now. the defector. look at that line. all right. >> they dont have to work. >> hanging out there. we like it. the great thing is theyre all free. so this...

this is wjz tv, wjz dt and wjz.com, baltimore. >> from the cities to the counties to your neighborhood, now complete coverage on wjz 13, marylands news station. >> shot in the line of duty. two baltimore city police officers recovering right now after the commissioner says they were ambushed and shot by a man with a semi automatic handgun. wjz uncovers new information about that accused shooter. >> hi, again, everybody, i am mary bubala. here is what people are talking about today. the...