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jury deliberations continue for the man accused of raping a young girl at a woodlawn skatiig rink.we could learn the fate of 26-year old devon perry later today.megan gilliland is live from the courthouse in towson where just a few hours.l continue in hours.good morning patrice,
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after listening to several days of testimony and deliberating for several hours, jurors left here on friday without reaching a verdict in the case against perry.this morning, they'll return here... toodecide his fa. fate.devon perry is accused of raping a 12-year old girl back in 2010.during closing arguments the state pointed jurros attention to this surveillance video of the night in question. the state argues it shows perry entering the storage area at skateworks where the young girl says three men raped her.but perry's attorney argues that police only found d-n-a from the two other suspects, not his client.the judge did throw out several charges including first degree rape due to lack of d-n-a evidence.the other suspects are 19-year-old kadeem santiful, who pleaded guilty to a second degree sex offense.and 15-year-old tracey hankins who was tried as a juvenile.all three worked occasionally at the roller rink, which closed shortly after the incident. stay with us as we continue to follow this case... we'll be
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morning... and will bring you the very latest as we wait to learn perry's fate.live in towson, megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. a shooting remains under investigation... after a virginia man is killed in south baltimore.it happened early sunday morning on mariban court.that's where 35- year old raymon parrott was shot several times... through the window of an apartment. it's believed he was in town visitiig family. and in east baltimore... authorities are still on the hunt for a gunman there. 27-year old doral hinton was shot several times and killed... while walking home from the store around 7 p-m on friday.you can see police on the scene... and crime tape marking off the area .... just a block from his home near ashland and montford avenues. witnesses saw one man running from the scene but, so ffr, no arrests. still no arrests this morning... in the stabbing death of an elderly woman in east baltimore. baltimore. mary hines was stabbed... and then er biddle street home was set on fire.
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flames destroyed much of the evidence... making it difficult for investigators searching for clues. hines was a longtime baltimore city school teacher, and principal. and firefighters were on that very same street... knocking on doors... and installing free smoke detectors... in the homes.firefighters say they sometimes meet resistence.but many are happy for the added protection. 01:00:43 "timing was perfect. timing was just perfect." 1:00:6 1:00:4601:01:04 "i'm glad they came out with so many fires, people setting people's houses on fires" 01:11 01:11whenever there's a deadly fire...fire crews go out and try to install smoke alarms in as many homes as possible in that neighborhood. a maryland man is recovering this morning... after accidentally being shot by a companion... during a group hunting rip.the men were apparently hunting illegally on state-owned property near d- c.the group is now facing charggs... ncluding hunting without permission. kids who exercise more...
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do better in school.thaa's according to a new study... out of holland.researchers find there's a stronn link between the amount of exercise school kids get... and how well they do in class.they say it's because physical activity increases blood-flow to the brain... which helps kids stay sharp.the findings were published in the "archives of pediatrics and adolescenn medicine." no shoes... no pants... no proolem.that's the motto these folks went by... as they mooned subway riders in d-c over the weekend.pranksters in major cities around the countryy.. took part in the annual "no pants subway ride." participants say there's no political agenda... it's just to get people laughing. when it's the holiday seeson, one home in columbia seems to have enough lights to brighten up a football stadium. there's more than a quarter million of them. so what happens when the holidays are over? joel d. smith is live in columbia, where a champion
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decorater is starting the long clean-up process . good morning joel d. 3 good morning patrice... 3
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3 it was the shot of a lifetime who threw a half-court shot to win 10-thousand dollars. dollars.shot.. buzzer buzzer vincent swope took a victory lap.. .after scoring the winning shot... during saturday's game against south carolina.shortly after doing his victory lap... an event organizer approached him... py crossing the mid-court line. swope wasted no time getting a petition ogether... gaining
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37-thousand followers on twitter.and it didn't take long for contest officials to change their minds... awarding swope hii money. beyonce and jay-z are waking up the proud parents... of a brand new baby girl.the ccuple welcomed the birth of their first child... who they named "blue ivy carter"... over the weekend.stars are taking to twitter... to send their congratulations to the new parents.rihanna tweeted - "welcome to the world princess carter!"... and music mogul diddy said: "congrats to jay and b! god bless." coming up on the early edition... it's election year... but some say the way we elect our president... isn't so democratic. we take look at system.cks... in the u-s system- 3 3 ((bump in))
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3 the holidays are over... summer is still months away.. wouldn't it be nice to sneak away for a quick vacation? vacation? we say "go vacation"! we are giving away a trip for two to anywhere southwest airlines flies.. courtesy of namco bandai games. watch fox45 morning news for each pay's codeword. enter the correct codeword on our facebook page. each day... we'll draw a name. that person gets a "go vacation" game for the wii.. and will be entered for the grand prize drawing. tay tuned for today's code word. coming up... problems with the way we elect our president? president?corporations are people, my friend.haven't we had enough mistakes? mistakes?an in depth look at the sometimes... confusing
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process... of electing the highest office in tte land. land.and later...two words... tim tebow...steeler nation is probably still in shock this morning.. the unbelievable finish to last night's game. ((bump out)) ((break 2))
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from small states with big influence, to the confusing eeectoral college ... for some observers, the american
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presidential election process is anything but democratic. jonathan mann takes a closer lo. look. --reporter pkg-as follows -- the uuited states is one of the world's oldest democracies. but many critics say this is no way to elect a president, and here's why.the first two nominating contests are in iowa and new mpshire.a win in either state can give a candidate momentum.but there's a problem with ggving these two states so much power. they're tiny.according to the u.s. census bureau, iowa is the 30th biggest state in the u.s. by population.new hampshire?the 40th.together they make up less than one-and-a-half percent of the &pu.s. population, and yet they could decide the republican nominee for president.another criticism is the states' racial make-up.94% of iowa residents are white.new hampshire is even less diverse. more than 95% white.these states don't reflect a country where fewer than two-thirds of
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citizens are white.but they still play a huge role in the process, and give the winners a boost they can use in fundraising.next issue: money. corporations are people, my friend.that's mitt romney's opinion.and the u.s. supreme court agrees.the court has ruled that corporations and unions have the right to free speech -- including the right to run ads that address issues without endorsing a particular candidate. this allowed groups known as super pacs-or political action committees-to raise and spenddlimitless amounts of money.romney has been a big beneficiary.haven't we had enough mistakes? "restore our future" is a super pac created to support romney.it spent three million in iowa to bash romney's rivals and president barack obama.this isn't just a republican tactic.mitt romney's america is not our america.priorities usa-a pro-obama super pac-raked in more than three million dollars in the same period. both groups, by law, aren't
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controlled by the actual campaigns.but they arr led byy former aides ann supporters. that means a third arty would need a huge bankroll to even think about running against the democrats and republicans. including congressional races, one analyst believes eight- billion dollars could be spent dollars for every man, woman and child in the country. after all is said and done, an american candidate can win more votes than his or her opponent& and still lose.it happened most recently in 2000, when al gore lost to george w. bush-despite winning half-a-million more votes.gore can blame the electoral college for that loss.the system designed by the founding fathersscreates a winner-take-all race in each of the 50 states.then those states cast votes for president, regardless of the overall reeult.states thht tilt heavily to one party or the other, where a candidate
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knows they will win or lose, can be saaely ignored during campaigning.a handful of swing states-like hio and florida-will decide the election.carry those two, and a candidate can start picking out the drapes in the oval office.jonthan mann, cnn, atlanta.-----end----- cnn.script----- coming up next in sports. sports.the play that had many jaws dropping!!how tim tebow helped sack the steelers. ((break 3)) 3 bruce fox 45 morning sports 3
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