this is the man that threaten to kill his co-workers. >> barry sims has been following this case and has the latest .rom and randall coun >> right now he is still under psychiatric evaluation. prosecutors say they went for telephone misuse, because that was the only charge they could use. prince george's county executive also wanted to file felony charges against neil prescott but could not. >> we have charged him with violating section a-304 of the maryland state code, misuse of telephone facilities and equipment. to go it is a misdemeanor that could put him behind bars for three years if convicted. why no other serious charges? that is because the state has no law over committing threats over the telephone. >> i believe when people like him are threatening violence in

this day and age, he should be facing felony charges. to go on friday police went to his home. they seized 25 semi-automatics rifles and thousands of rounds of ammunition. they took into custody and transported him to hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. two days earlier police say the call the supervisor in prince george's county, saying i am a joker. the day before he was taken into custody. police talked to him and noticed he was wearing a t-shirt with the words "guns do not kill people, i do. : we have no choice. take of the state's attorney says there was not enough evidence to even charge him

with assault. his funds are legally owned, and once lawmakers to address the major issue of guns and mental illness. this highlight the need for the safety laws, and we will highlight this in the session in january. >> the other big issue is what about the guns they found at his home? we're told at this point he will not be giving them. if he is convicted, he will not get them indefinitely. reporting live, and wbal-tv 11 news. >> in other news, minority contractors association has filed a $30 million lawsuit against the mayor and her appointees on the city board of estimates. it alleges they have been accepted 40 noted contracts. david collins joins us in the

studio with details. >> they filed a lawsuit of a circuit court downtown. it want the court to appoint and administrator to oversee the contracts. and for the mayor and her appointees to make full restitution for the city treasury. the mayor led minority contractors association alleges that the mayor and her appointees awarded more than 40 no-bid contracts, totaling $250 million. >> the lawsuit alleges a pattern and practice of corruption, fraud, favoritism and extravagance. corruption, fraud, and favoritism. the public should have it -- you seeking?re to go that the court appoint a

receiver to denounce the city's entire contacting system. and for the court to make restitution. tacoma the lawsuit names seven companies who benefited from no- bid contracts. in one case, the civil action sites the city overpaying by as much as $360,000 on a no-bid contract to this -- to conduct a minority steady. other projects were multi->> million for repairing underground pipes. and millions spent for energy conservation for several city- owned buildings. the action takes issue with contract extension and pricey change orders. and the lawsuit claims the city's nwbe ordinance is

unconstitutional and exclude african-americans from bidding, that the program does not track who is getting contracts and unenforceable because it lacks the certification process. it is like the business at suite 708. it has no phone, fax, or office support. the civil lawsuit contends they established a virtual office to present it as an agent in the market. >> the mayor's press office responded saying the lawsuit has no merit in the city will defend against it. just last week the mayor created an advisory council to recommend improvements to the program. reporting live from the studio, david collins. the> still no clues in disappearance of robert garner. obin gardner. >> her family told carroll

county times they're still hopeful she is alive and well return home one day, even though it has been a year since anyone has seen her. >> i want people to know i had nothing to do with anything to harm her or anybody in my life. you know you are being widely portrayed in regards as someone who literally got away with murder. >> he spoke with "dateline" just after his release last year. she went missing while on vacation with him, a man she met online. it was a year ago thursday when she told police he and her went snorkeling off of baby beach in she was swept under the current period and he was arrested after he was attempting to leave the island. my client was detained as a

suspect in a murder investigation. he did cooperate with police. to go investigators say there were a lot of inconsistencies with the story. >> some of, say the insurance policy with worth more than $1 million in the terms of accidental death. >> we feel a crime has been committed, yes. we still see him as the main suspect. also, it is our determination to continue the investigation appeared . >> she is presumed dead, but her body has never been found. family and friends are left with a lot of unanswered questions . >> all i can imagine issue was

screaming for me, and i was not there. take a family and friends are holding a vigil in downtown frederick tonight to remember her in commemorate the somber anniversary of her disappearance. we will be there and have more on that tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. >> in tonight's educational work, thousands of carroll county students and parents can expect pretty major changes on the first day of school. there will have to adjust to new school and bus schedules. >> school buses will start hitting the road anywhere from 5-15 minutes early to pick up students in carroll county. >> i go to north carroll, so i will start five minutes early. college school officials say the new bus route change is going into effect this fall had everything to do with dollars and cents.

it is part of a larger cost- cutting plan that has been in the works for more than a year. it is expected to save the district more than $1 million. to go without it the budget would not have worked. we ended up being up to honor employee negotiated agreements and keep everything else in check without any significant layoffs or furloughs. >> some parents say they will do whatever it takes to make sure their children get to school safely and on time. >> i think it is the responsible thing the county has decided to do, and in my opinion, it might be a little inconvenient things for parents to do, but if we all work together and change the schedule, it will be a good thing for the county. and students should expect new bus numbers. we tested the runs in june. hopefully with the drivers that will be driving, the first day

of school, surprisingly we had very few adjustments that were needed as far as feedback from those drivers. >> school officials hope that will be the case beyond a first day. >> a lot of excitement in the air for the most-decorated olympian ever. michael phelps 19 medal in the meter freeway. certainly those who train with him it was a big achievement. a goal for all of us. >> it makes me want to work harder every day in practice. >> it is really inspirational to see him do this. he is a really good role model. >> it makes me think if he can do it, anyone else can. >> tomorrow the club believes to

compete, and then off to the u.s. open. the olympic champion still has three more races ahead of him and a chance to break more records. his next race is set for tomorrow night. to get the excitement transcends to twitter. the president tweeted -- congrats to michael phelps. you have made your country proud. now the text question of the day. earlier we asked will michael benefit from ryan's back-to- back events? you can still vote. see the results after the games. >> still much more ahead, including a preview of what i team investigation. >> ravens offense looking sharp in the early days of training camp.

>> strong thunderstorm in frederick county slowly moving a little to the east.

>> night we track millions of dollars taxpayers play to give state employees cars and trucks to use 24/7. >> jane miller live in the newsroom with more on this. >> we put together this project by requesting more than three dozen state agencies the names and titles of employes to take

home vehicles, and in some cases we as how often are they used to respond to an emergency? what we found took us out of state. maryland has no ruleshat says you have to live here. dozens are paid for here but go home to pennsylvania. that is an mta police car. also, and pennsylvania, more than 30 take some vehicles used by state highway employees. >> is it reasonable for taxpayers to pay for the commute if you are going out of state? >> i think it is important if you look at the small amount of vehicles you have highlighted. the average distance is about 7 miles. to go top officials -- >> top officials get a driver also. we tally it all of tonight after

the olympics, and some governments have reduced their fleet to take, cars. we will cover that, too. to go we look forward to it. check her full report on 11 news tonight after the olympics. >> now, your 11 insta-weather- plus forecast with tom tasselmire. >> a couple of thunderstorms in the area. one big one in frederick county drifting slowly to the east. right on route 15. it is putting down heavy rain and dangerous lightning. no warnings issued just yet. it could do damage as it moves through parts of frederick county. moving east as 70 miles per hour. a little bit of a heads up for folks in carroll county and the westminster area. that storm is drifting slowly in your direction perhaps beneficial rain associated, but also dangerous lightning and could produce gusting winds. so far officially at b.w.i.

marshall on the first day of august 2012, just a trace of precipitation. that is the total for the month. for the year so far, just over 16.6 inches. without much measurable rain officially, the deficit rose to over 8 inches. high temperature 88 degrees. pretty normal for the first of august. record high as 100 degrees. around the region, 86 at the inner harbor in downtown baltimore. temperatures will vary depending if you have had clouds and showers move their your area. 81 degree reading. stevens bill at 82. randallstown 82 degrees. -- stevensville at 81. overnight tonight, storms are one possible through the early

evening. bends the guys -- and the skies will clear. like clearing in the skies. sense of this evening at 8:18. the frontal boundary is not extreme. we will not kulak dramatically when the front goes by. notice the way the skies clear. -- we will not drop dramatically when the front goes by. 88-93 tomorrow. mostly sunny and hot. not too humid. out on the bay, winds mostly out of the self-help west. of in the mountains and out over the western part of the state, thunderstorm chances will be there the next couple of days. watching this development in the tropical atlantic. cluster of showers and storms has become better organized. now it is tropical depression

no. 5. computers ticket on the west, northwest track. we may have to watch banesto, the next name on the list, developing. 92 tomorrow with undisguised. 93 saturday. 20% chance of a storm saturday. rain chances increased a little bit sunday and monday. highs in the upper 80s early next week. to go from the susquehannha bank center. >> we will give results that you will see on nbc prime-time events. close your eyes. there is your fair warning delivered, because here, the results. no finals for michael phelps today. he has three events left in london. upsets keep coming in the pool. another one in the men's 100 meter freestyle. the u.s. women's competed in

the 400 meter freestyle. after a disappointing team finished, the men's gymnastics try to make it to the medal stand on their own. all events you will see tonight at tv 11 on primetime on nbc. es had a big gamea today. redstart for zack britain. did not make it out of the third. casey coming to score. 5-1 yankees. kevin greg in a world of trouble. right field grand slam. that slams the door on the orioles. losing their chance to complete their first sweep in 26 years. they fall 12-3 to the yankees. ravens will enjoy a change of pace saturday evening.

pete gilbert joins us from under armor performance center. >> defense looking quite good, although still no sidgn of peloty. ray lewis is a long side john harball. with as much weight as he is lost, you have to wonder which is the coach. want to talk a little bit about what we saw today from the defense. and pernell mcphee is back. there were plenty of interceptions today. tips by ray lewis. a lot of fun. a lot of people think the struggle because of the quality of quarterback stable base. >-- they will face.

>> bring them on, man. i am sure they have a game plan like it always do. i welcome them. i look forward to them. that is probably a question from you critics. no sign of brian mckinney on the practice field. does working out of the facility. >> ed reed still does h

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