two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich didn't make education a priority. he increased college tuition by 40%, cut school construction by $200 million, and ehrlich voted to eliminate the department of education while serving in congress. but in the toughest of times, martin o'malley has made record investments in public schools, new school construction, and o'malley froze college tuition four years in a row. with martin o'malley, our children always come first.

justice served after weeks on trial, the jury finds two young men guilty of killing former councilman harris. and harris's widow finds peace. the latest from inside the courtroom and chilling video of harris's last night. hello everyone i'm vic carter. here is what people are talking about tonight. it's been two years since ken harris walked into the jazz club robbery that cost him his life. today, two of the three men charged with killing him were convict. mike hellgren has reaction from both sides and just released surveillance video. >> reporter: this surveillance video never before seen by the public shows former baltimore city councilman ken harris just minutes before the robbery. you see them flee through the back door, one in a halloween

mask. jurors found two of them, mcgannee and jerome williams guilty of killing harris along with a slew of gun charges. harris' widow. >> this will not bring him back, so this is something we have to live with for life. >> i would have thought if they found him not guilty of the felony murder then they would have found him not guilty of the felonies attached to the murder. i guess not. >> reporter: prosecutors relied heavily on dna evidence included those found on the discarded dna mask. and the case was a bittersweet victory for pat jessamy. >> this is a message to the criminals of baltimore city that they can just not get away with murdering someone and think that they are going to walk away free. >> reporter: attorneys for all

of the defendants vowed to appeal the verdict. >> they ultimately agreed on a verdict but i do think that some of the jurors in their heart of hearts were not satisfied with the outcome. >> reporter: the jurors said little as they left the courthouse, one said she's glad it's over. the mayor has called harris a sincere public servant. mike hellgren,wjz eyewitness news. the mayor called for a city wild moment of silence today in harris' honor. and a woman is killed by a hit and run driver. hours later police find the driver they believe is responsible passed out behind the wheel. wjz is live, kelly mcpherson has more on the charges that suspect is facing and reaction from the columbia family who must live now without their daughter. kelly-- >> reporter: the driver left the scene and the only reason police were able to track her down is that a bicyclists got on his bike and went after the

suv to write down the license plates and give it to police. >> she was happy, she was a happy person. she just seemed to make everything okay because we all loved and adored her. >> reporter: francis ryan is devastated after her daughter kyla was killed by a drunk driver. police have charged jordina davisson with voluntary manslaughter. this is her turning herself in friday morning. davis' black lexus hit ryan throwing her 26 feet in the air into a parked car. the victim's mother thanks a passer by who went after the suv to get the license plate. >> for the young man who got on the bicycle and tracked this lady down after she did this horrendous thing and just ran, like a coward and left my baby laying on the side of the road. >> reporter: kyla ryan lives here in columbia, she was in dc

celebrating her 24th birthday. >> my child did everything she had a designated driver, and now she's gone. 24years old. just a baby. hasn't even started her life. hasn't had a chance to meet her love, hasn't had a chance to have children. and all of that is cut short. it's all gone now. i feel bad for this lady, i mean i know she didn't do it on purpose but she had no business driving a car in her condition. >> reporter: the police report says that officers found the driver in her parking garage, keys out of the ignition, sitting behind the wheel passed out. when they asked her about what had just happened she told them that she couldn't recall being in a crash. reporting live, kelly mcpherson, wjz eyewitness news. thank you kelly. davidson has been released to home confinement and will be back in court later this month. president barack obama came to maryland for the second time

in as many days to help boaster hopes of a better economy. the president was harolding another modest job growth for last month. the president says the private- sector has added jobs for nine straight months. but at the same time a report shows there was a net loss of 95,000 total jobs last month. and a historical day in the housing industry. bank of america halted foreclosures in all 50 states. john black stone reports for wjz on what the freeze could mean for the ailing market. >> reporter: it's a symptom of the chaos in america's troubled mortgage system. >> i had wilchire and they sold my loan to bank of america. >> reporter: many distressed borrowers aren't even sure who holding their mortgage. >> they bought it from the original people who had our loan. i can't remember who that was. >> reporter: the frenzy of morning lending during the housing bubble has now turned

into a recordkeeping nightmare with major banks admitting they did not follow the ruling for handle paper work. the problems could affect 50 states. >> how could there be people like that just to do stuff without being conscientious of what the consequences might be. >> reporter: in florida, cecilia villeda found that her paper work was signed by jeffrey stevens. who said he had signed thousands of documents a month swearing that he had read each thoroughly. and four big banks have suspended foreclosures in much of the country as they try to sort out the paper work. >> they claim what they are trying to do is hold these borrowers to their agreement and yet they are breaking the

law. >> reporter: the fear is with so many foreclosures on hold, the housing market will now be clogged up with homes homes that can't be bought or sold. the foreclosure freeze comes as new numbers are released from the baltimore area home sales in september, the number of homes sold dropped 19% from the same month last year. allegations tonight against an anne arundel star athlete. downie is one of three men charged with assaulting and robbing a 16-year-old. it happened in glen burney. also charged mcgee and heart. the victim tried to stop the get away car and was dragged. he is expected to be okay. a rescue effort is paying off and marylanders are getting the credit. it's the latest khaptder in a

-- chapter in the staggering case of horse abuse. >> that's right vick, a west virginia woman faces 56 counts of animal cruelty. marylanders have stepped in to help those animals she's charged with abusing. we want to warn you some of these pictures may be disturbing. >> come on sweety. >> reporter: earning their trust, that's just part of the monumental past with folks at dave farm after accepting seven horses rescued from a west virginia rescue farm. that's right rescued from the rescuers who were letting them starve. >> it was very bad with what these horses were put through. >> reporter: berkeley county west virginia sheriff was at the days end farm rescue for an update on the condition of the animals and the case. christine bridges says 7-year- old thorough bread zodiak is one of the toughest cases. >> despite the treatment, we

weren't sure if he was going to survive. he has had a multitude of treatments including plasma transfusion and constant iv fluids. >> reporter: charges have been filed against the west virginia farm owner. >> right now the individual that was responsible for this has been arrested for 56 counts of animal cruelty. >> a lot of them have bite wounds. >> he has a finest tap in. >> reporter: the health of the horses are improving thanks to donations from marylanders and the help of the volunteers. >> there has not been one second, no minute of the day where these horses haven't been love and cared for. >> reporter: unfortunately three of the horses are still in critical condition. four are recovering nicely however. the woman by the way has been charged with 56 counts as you heard. she's released on $280,000 bail and could face up to six months

in prison if convicted. reporting live from downtown baltimore, i'm pat warren, now back to you on television hill. days in horse farm rescue is caring for horses rescued from a farming garrett county in may. they rely on donations to help keep their good work going. it was a busy summer at vwi, thurgood marshall airport. and it's the second busiest month of all time. 2.5million passengers traveled through southwest and air tran are set to merge in a billion dollars deal. the light at the ends of the tunnel. just minutes away, a breakthrough in the rescue of 33 men trapped deep underground in a chilean mine. could your weight affect how much money you earn. which body types bring home bad paychecks, the answer might surprise you. are we just talking about a funeral? >> historic debate by u.s. supreme court justices over

freedom of speech for all to hear. i'm mary bubala we'll take you inside the high court next on eyewitness news. a beautiful fall weekend coming our way, i'm bob turk, i'll have your complete forewarn weather forecast, coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

so who is "making stuff up"? the news media say it's bob ehrlich... with attacks that have been called "false" and "misleading." made up attacks bob ehrlich knows aren't true. but here's what's not made up. bob ehrlich's $3 billion in taxes and fees. the $2.5 million he got paid working at a lobbying firm. or the fact ehrlich worked for the casinos to put slots at arundel mills mall. now, bob...that's all true.

and officials say they are inching closer to the trapped miners. pulling the miners out could take up to 10 days. recordings of oral arguments. the case began in westminster

four years ago. church members picketed outside of schneider's funeral. his father sued for causing emotional distress. the case started wednesday bringing out hundreds of protesters. >> we will start arguing, schneider versus phelps. >> reporter: albert schneider's attorney begins his opening remarks but one seconds the justices pepper him with questions. >> are we just talking about a funeral? >> ginsberg asks about laws in maryland. >> maryland legislature made it clear that they didn't want people to protest in funerals in general. >> reporter: justice brire then

struggles outloud whether we need regulations on hateful speech. justice olito gives us a scenario about a grandmother who's grandson is killed and is approached by an anti terror protesters. >> someone approaches and speaks to her in vile terms about her son. she was killed by an iud, do you know what iuds do. let me describe it for you. and let me tell you that i'm happy this happened. it's purely speech. >> may give rise to some fighting terms. >> it's an elderly person and is not in any position to punch this person. >> she's a quaker too. >> reporter: yes there's even laughter in the courtroom. >> mr. schneider was elected

not because of who he was but as a way to get the highest publicity for your compliant. >> that's not right chief justice. >> reporter: if you would like to listen to the full oral oral document, log on to our website wjz.com. a full decision is not expected until spring. >> any decision by the high could could have high reaching effects on people including the media. the queen of gospel has been silenced. albertina walker has died today. she's been called the voice of the civil rights movement. mrs. walker was 81 years old. the tapas are back on the

table. sunday the restaurant hosts an event right on schedule. women who weigh 25 pounds less than average earn about $15,000 more in a year. women who are 25 pounds above average earn nearly $14,000 less. but for men, salaries increase along with their waste size until they become obese. it's an award that maryland educators covet each year. the teacher of the year. this year it goes to michelle sherra, a chemistry teacher in fredrick county. our own mary bubala was on hand to congratulate her and as mistress of ceremonies. sheryl will receive $9,000 in cash and numerous prices along with a brand new car. and there it is. >> that's great. >> it is great, isn't it. >> tough job, teaching is a very difficult job.

>> you know. >> i had a very short teaching career. about three months. my parents were both teachers for many many years. a beautiful evening, 56, west winds barely moving out. humidity is 74%. it was a gorgeous afternoon. got into the mid-70s. the warm spot, dc still at 56. the dewpoints down to 48 which means overnight light winds, clear skies, temperatures will drop back into the mid- and upper 40s most places. very light winds right now and they've calmed down since yesterday afternoon. most places under four or five- miles-an-hour. it's an unusual shot to see these many clear skies from noon down to florida over to texas into the southwest. the only real cloud cover is extreme northern rockies and portion of the northwest with this system continues to kind of spin around. but the rest of the country

just beautiful, now there's a weak front up to the north. northern new hampshire, it's moving south ward. it's going to dry out before it gets here. slightly cooler air will come on sunday. essentially ahead of it, tomorrow, mid-upper 70s, maybe even get to 80 in a few spots in virginia. by sunday, a weak front goes to our south. temperatures drop a couple of degrees. and say hello to otto not affecting any land areas. there is bermuda. not even seeing clouds, luckily not much of an impact to the united states so far. north winds five to 10 knots. tonight then clear, 47 to low

50s in the city. tomorrow plenty of sunshine. beautiful afternoon, upper 70s tomorrow. next five days, 72 for the ravens on sunday. 76 monday, 73 and 72, maybe a brief shower late tuesday or again on wednesday afternoon. then turns cool again by the end of next week. coming up the ravens get ready to take on the denver broncos. broncos. mark has next coming up inin,,,, [ male announcer ] baltimore.

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philadelphia. game two of the series, the cincinnati reds build up a lead but then they lose it all. they allowed the time run to score. there will be another error on this same plate to allow another go ahead run to score. philly takes a 2-0 of the best in five. not involved in the play at the time, he fell to the ice unconscious, he immediately tended to by emergency staff, taken to a local hospital. pavlick reported to be awake and alert in stable conditions, no word on what caused his collapse. he's a real life spider man, spandex and all. man, spandex and all. who's be(music playing),,

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[ female announcer ] martin o'malley. first he makes stuff up. when caught, he covers stuff up. we need a governor who tells the truth. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. his past attacks have been called deceptive, his new attack, false. harris voted for deregulation increasing our electric bills by 72% it's not surprising, harris always sides with the big guys. he opposes cracking down on wall street and supports tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. harris even opposed

making big insurance cover cancer screenings. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. even superheros need a day job. spider man was on the wall at the university making sure all the university making sure all the windows ,, eaks to send jobs over seas.

the university making sure all the windows ,, i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message. because it's not about the next election, it's about the next generation. right? yeah!!!

two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich didn't make education a priority. he increased college tuition by 40%, cut school construction by $200 million, and ehrlich voted to eliminate the department of education while serving in congress. but in the toughest of times, martin o'malley has made record investments in public schools, new school construction, and o'malley froze college tuition four years in a row. with martin o'malley, our children always come first.