newly hired university of maryland women's basketball coach bryce mckee resigned from the job. we told you last night another 11:00. charged with sexual abuse. he is accused of inappropriately touching one of his former players. that woman also claims he tried to pay her to keep quiet. if convicted he could face 90 days in jail. jonathan: wheaton couple in court to answer charges of murdering their 2-year-old son. john and that and bianca arrested yesterday. the son died in february but today they ruled it was due to a homicide. the couple is back in court next month. for now they are held behind bars on $750,000 and $800,000 bond. kimberly: it's been a long -- maureen: it's been long time in the making but new hope for purple line. getting $20 million in funding. brianne carter is live with where the money will come from. what it means for the real project. brianne: maureen, eare in college park. a -- we are in college park. busy route one. across from the university of maryland. this is going to be a big beneficiary. the area where they are five stops on or agy sant -- adjace

bryce mckee is accused of sexually abusing a player. mckee entered a not guilty plea. >>> in charlotte, north carolina, a police officer took the stand for the second day yesterday, testifying in his own defense. the officer is charged with voluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. don champion has the latest. >> to tell the truth about what happened. >> randall care rick said he was fighting for his life back in 2011 >> farrell crashed his car and was banging on a homeowners' door for help. >> there's a guy breaking in my front door. >> reporter: he charged at the officer despite another officer firing a taser. >> he had a good chance to take my gun. there's nothing else i could have done. >> reporter: prosecutors questioned inconsistencies and ask why he turned off his dash cam before reaching the scene. >> you're supposed to leave it on. >> if you have an encounter. >> his mother spoke to cbs news. >> i so forgive him but i do want justice. >> reporter: he faces as many as 11 years in prison if convicted.