conspiracy conviction, the man behind the election night robo calls could be headed to prison. the jury, the verdict, and where julius hinson goes from here. hello everybody, i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here is what people are talking about tonight. consultants were accused of all but one charges against him. but julius hinson says it's enough to ruin his political career. >> reporter: the jury found

hinson not guilty of charges against him for the robocall he wrote for herlich's campaign. hinson argued the robocall was reverse psychology and jurors agreed there was nothing illegal about it. >> when it comes down to dealing with voters and everyone is trying to get folks on their side, it's a tactic. you know you see it in the media every day. >> reporter: but the robocall did not receive the paid for remark. hinson says he left it out at his customer request. >> i told them the correct thing to do, they refused to do it. >> reporter: they found him not guilty of actually leaving it

off. the jury forewoman said jurors felt an experienced consultant like hinson should have known better. >> he already knew. he should not have put his consultant job on the line like that. >> reporter: he will put his word against fighting same-sex marriage in maryland. >> hinson faces a possibility of up to a year in jail and up to $1,000 in fines when he is sentenced june 15th. a maryland toddler nearly drowns left alone in a bathtub. tonight that child is alive thanks to the heroic actions of a 911 operator. >> reporter: that little girl is in good condition. the key thing what that 911 operator did to keep her alive. >> my little girl has drowned. she's not responding. please help me. >> reporter: a terrifying call

for help from this laurel home, a 2-year-old girl found under the water inside a bathtub. >> is she breathing ma'am? >> no she's not breathing. >> reporter: police say the child's grandmother was distracted when two friends came to visit and left the child alone for 10 minutes. the toddler under water and nonresponsetive. >> give her two pumps. >> reporter: the 911 operator with the grandmother through every step. one, two, three, four. one, two, three, four. >> reporter: after minutes a sign of hope. >> she's breathing. >> she's breathing. >> yeah. >> reporter: when we arrived we heard shallow breathing. >> i hope the little girl, i hope she's all right. >> reporter: a sign on the door it says open doors academy. now they're praying for the little girl. >> it's very sad. we never hear of anything like that happening in our area.

>> reporter: the investigation into what happened is ongoing. fire officials don't expect criminal charges they say it was just a tragic accident. and we've learned the little girl is in intensive care at children's hospital in washington, d.c. reporting live, megan mccorkel. fire officials say this near tragedy is a reminder that children can drown in just inches of water. justice for oscar winning actress jennifer hudson after several of her family members are murdered, a jury in chicago convicts balfore for killing hudson's mother, brother and nephew. he killed the family out of spite. he will spend the rest of his life in prison. a horrifying ordeal comes to an end for two preteen sisters who then takes his life before their own eyes. the girls are in too much shock

to speak. they're áf the girls are -- the girls are reunited with their family. mays buried the bodies in mississippi then took the girls on the run. they were found in the woods not far from mays home. >> i think they were relieved. they had been three days without food and water and eaten up by the poison ivy and bugs. i could see the weapon in his hand. mays shot the weapon in his head and was pronounced dead in the hospital. his brother talked about a possible motive for the crime. >> he thought the younger two girls were his. >> anyone that was directly involved with adam, pretty much lived in fear. >> reporter: investigators are still piecing together the details of the girl's ordeal.

>> i'm quite sure when these children get to they can speak or calm down, i'm sure they can shed some light in this. >> reporter: mays wife and mother are blind bars -- behind bars in connection with the plot. >> reporter: the fbi has asked the girls not to go out in public. agents plan to interview them tomorrow. $30 million that's how much money al-qaida double agent could earn for his tip that helped prevent terrorist attacks. the unidentified agent blew the whistle on a plan to blow up a plane. the double agent will be paid for his work. jp morgan chase says it suffered a loss after making a mistake. banking error caused jm morgan

chase' stock to fall about 10% today. with $4 gas not far behind us and summer fuel prices, one taxi company fighting back. kai jackson explains how they are avoiding gasoline all together. >> reporter: the pane is using propane taxis and they could be a big step on alternative energy in transportation -- the company is using propane taxis. the high gas prices has many drivers clutching their wallet and their hearts. >> how much did you pay today for gas? >> 3.59 and .10 of a cent. >> reporter: how bad was that? >> it was bad,. >> reporter: experts say typically this time of year we see prices rise. >> we start to see a decline for the remainder of the summer. >> this is the application. >> reporter: yet in an effort to fight back, vilia transportation has launched a

fleet of propane yellow taxis. >> it's fuel efficient, friendly for the environment and in a long term it just sustains our work force and creates jobs and things like that. >> reporter: the propane is in a big white tank in the trunk of the cab. the cars are called propane auto gas because they use gas until the engine gets warm. after that the vehicles run on propane. the taxis drivers are trying to save money any way they can. any alternative fuel including propane is a good thing, they tell us. >> anything that would reduce the use of gasoline in this area would be a good thing. >> reporter: even aaa says gas prices are lower because crude oil is lower. >> we should continue to see decline at the pump or at least stable prices through the summer. >> they've been going higher but of late it's been coming down a little bit. but this is definitely a step

in the right direction. >> reporter: the company has installed a fueling station. peddling to honor police. officers bike through baltimore. it's the latest stop. the cyclists are raising thousands of dollars for a memorial for police officers who died in the lineover duty. this mother's day weekend you can meet the newest babies at the zoo in baltimore. the zoo is showing off its brand new animals for the first time. there are two new zebras, and you will not want to miss the hog piglets. you can see the babies for yourself at the zoo's african watering hole. >> that will be fun to see. >> great outing for mother's day. and bill says the weather is going to be perfect. a father risks his life to

save his daughter. how the little girl ended up in the middle of road and what happened after her dad jumped out of a moving car. the unusual way a teacher punished her students and why she says it was okay. how old is too old to breast-feed? this magazine cover has many people asking that question. >> i'm bob turk, i have your forewarn weather forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it is clear, 55 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete weather forecast is coming up. a father's quick actions saves his daughter's life. a young girl falls out of that black car, her father then jumps out of the moving vehicle and scoops her up before other cars drive through the intersection. police say the 4-year-old girl climbed out of her car seat and opened the door. the empty car ended up crashing into a near by tree. a florida teacher could lose her job after punishing students with something called the cone of shame. students posted these pictures on facebook. they are shown wearing a protective dog collar. the teacher put it on students who misbehaved or showed up late to class. the teacher said it was meant as a joke but the

superintendent has recommended the teacher be fired. the likeness of trayvon martin is being used on a controversial product. a shooting target has the imagine of a hoodie the teenager was using. other jersey families taking off a jet blue flight because they say their daughter was on the no fly list. they were traveling from fort lauderdale back to their home in newark. the tsa says they were called to a gate and determined the child was not on the government's no fly list. the family declined to continue on the flight. it is a magazine cover that has everyone talking. a mother is shown breast- feeding her nearly 4-year-old son.

weijia has more on the story. >> reporter: it's like, that's different. it seemed like they were trying to sell magazines to me. >> reporter: jamie grummet breast-feeding her 3-year-old son who's standing on a chair. >> he's a little too old to be breast-feeding. >> reporter: it's for an article on attachment parenting. where parents sleep with and breast-feed as long as possible. >> it's mom holding on, if it's not really beneficial anymore, i just don't know if it's necessary. >> reporter: lactation consultant margie kay says after a child turns one they get nutrition from food so breast milk is no longer necessary. though he says it won't hurt the child. >> it's not something that everybody feels comfortable with but it's really the choice between mom and baby and the family. >> reporter: most of the parents we spoke with are fighting with the sighting with

the cover mom and say if she has the time why not. >> if that's your thing, more power to you. >> reporter: the mother says, i really don't think i can reason with those people. grommet says she posted because she wants them to realize it's quote bilogically normal. grommet goes on to say that the more people that see the cover, she hopes the more people understand her. >> grommet says her own mother breast-fed her until she was 6 years old. eight students say they were called sluts and had their faces sprayed with a disinfectant. the chaperones complained the students looked like they were having sex with their clothes on. police cited two of the

chaperones for harassment. here is the dynamic duo of denise koch and peter morgianos. >> ♪ >> i'm sex i -- i'm sexy and i know it. they showed off their vocal skills. the spring for lime disease event raised $100,000 for research and to help those suffering from lime disease. okay there are 10 billion songs and you chose -- you have some explaining to do. >> it's got a good beat. it's got a good beat and it was for a good cause. >> very good denise, nice job. >> why, thank you bob. >> for a good cause. lime disease is nothing to mess around with that's for sure. yes it certainly is. and let's take a look at temperatures and conditions throughout the region right

now. we're at 55, west winds barely moving now, barometer on the way back up. 52 in cumberland, 62 ocean city. and a 48 in oakland. south of that region, another chance of scattered frost overnight tonight. wáe had some this morning as well. 64 over in dc. dewpoints 41. some neighborhoods north and west of town tonight again in the low 40s. this morning some spots in northern baltimore county were down to 37, 38 degrees this morning then it warmed up into the low 70s. rock hall at 60. light west wind now. the winds will be very, very light as high pressure comes right over the region. beautiful clear skies over the entire eastern part of the united states. the next weather maker for us, some cloud activity in texas. a front over the frontal plains. this slowly, very slowly moving off to the east and northeast.

i think by sunday night, there'll be some clouds. maybe a shower in far western maryland. i think you will see a scattered shower or thundershower monday. a better chance tuesday, even wednesday are picking up additional rain across the region. here comes some warmer air tomorrow we'll probably get up close to 80 degrees. today we're in the low 70s. sunday, still a warm day with some more clouds late in the day as i said, but eventually this low is going to approach the region with warm air riding over the cooler air. we do expect to see at least a chance of shower activity continuing monday into wednesday. we could see some decent rain amounts in some locations. so the winds tomorrow becoming southwest. but very light winds. the day temp around 62. tonight then clear, down in the mid-low 40s, probably 52 downtown. tomorrow sunny all day long, a really beautiful day. back up to 80 degrees in the

afternoon. average high is 73. on sunday lots of sun, then some clouds 80. maybe a shower, late late late or better chance on mondays. especially on tuesday and probably into wednesday back in the mid- to upper 70s for monday, tuesday and wednesday. have a good week everybody. >> okay. >> thank you bob. looks like a great weekend. check in tomorrow morning starting at 6:00 a.m. for the updated first warning weather forecast. coming up it's a clash of teams. >> only the strong survive. mark has highlights next in sports. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money.

see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phone in your purse. i don't want you texting, all right? daddy...ok! ok, here you go. be careful. thanks dad. call me -- but not while you're driving.

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mark is here with our fan sports report. loving this season. >> beautiful night for baseball and the orioles made it nicer for sure. they are playing power ball the orioles are. more home runs than any team in the major leagues. it hasn't been first place.

tied for the top spot coming into tonight with tampa bay and they are in town for a first place show down. the o's top hitter adam jones. a drive to deep left field, tenth homer in the season for jones. at the moment the game is tied 10-10. sean rodriguez knocks the catcher back ward but weiter holds on. another look at the collision. he's a golden glove. survived the hit. o's down by one, johnson will join the home run derby. a drive to right field that puts the o's on top 4-3. that held up to be the game winner. a 4-3 victory to move the o's into sole position of first place. johnson, jones and nick markakis all singled at johnson's first as an oriole.

masn on sunday, a mother's day special. see the season finale here. prior to tonight's game, ed reed to deliver the ceremonial first pitch. he's the guy that's delivered and taken hard hits on the football field. reeves has been a key to the ravens team now. now they return knowing terrell suggs will be out. >> like i told suggs just make sure you recover and rehab yourself to 100% before you come here. don't try to rush this back saying that you're going to be back august, september, whenever it is that you think you're going to be back. it's going to be your body that tells you when you're ready. >> he's talked about wanting a new contract, he joked that gm ozzie newsom won't take his

phone call. heading into preakness, kentucky derby winner i'll have another had another light work out at pemlico. the horse has recovered well from the derby and has acclamated to his you are i s -- to his surroundings. coming up, ditch the diet and dig into your favorite foods. >> the reason people are eating whatever they want today and

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it wasn't just your average breakfast at a high school in

new york. 234 students poured on the milk and took part of the breakfast fundraiser. they got the idea after visiting the food pantry and learning there wasn't any breakfast food in stock. today is the day, you don't have much left, much time that is to break out your favorite foods and indulge in your heart's content. that's because may 11, someone should have told me this morning, is national eat whatever you want day. if you missed this opportunity, don't worry, tomorrow is national nutty fudge day. ,,,,,,