bishop feared that carl porter was an imminent harm. -- carla porter was in imminent harm. the defense as the jury to look at the convention again and see where bishop tried to get out of the crime. >> [unintelligible] he was not a very good demand. >> -- a good man. >> he got caught up in something that he should not have been caught up in. >> tomorrow, the same jury could sentence bishop to death, life in prison, or like in prison without parole. >>, former governor bob ehrlich took the stand today in defense of state senator ulysses currie. he is accused of taking bribes from shoppers were house. = = warehouse. anthony brown also testified in his defense. protesters would be occupied baltimore movement are still camped out. demonstrators said they are fed up with the status quo for many different reasons. we caught a very heated exchange between the occupiers and a man who was frustrated with their presence. >> you guys have been here for a month. >> if you do not yell at us. >> you guys are communists. >> we are not communists. we believe we should have a job. >> this s

barry simms is live in bellaire tonight. >> carl porter is expected to go on trial next year. she did take the witness stand today but did not tell jurors very much about her alleged role in the death of her husband. accused of setting up a murder for hire scheme, carla porter is taken back to the baltimore county detention center after testifying in a baltimore court room. defense attorneys for walter bishop jr. called her as a witness. they are trying to prove to the jury that carla porter pitch -- pressured bishop into killing her husband. william ray porter was shot three times and had. the defense attorney tried to ask carla porter questions about the murder, including, were you married to william ray porter? she said i plead the fifth. when asked, did you participate in a conspiracy to have william ray porter murdered? she again answered, i plead the fifth. jurors heard from matthew brown, who has already pleaded guilty to first-degree murder. he also invoked the fifth amendment when asked about his involvement in the killing, as did her nephew. daniel blackwell also tes

. >> police say carl porter invested her family members -- carla porter in listed her family membersto help. the trigger man was walter bishop, who goes on trial today. documents say she paid bishop $9,000 to kill william porter. her brother drove bishop and another defendant to the gas station. her sister gave him the gun. closed circuit television helped unravel the scheme, although police say at the time of the closed circuit system at the gas station was not active. >> there are cameras all throughout baltimore county and other businesses that help recreate and connect the dots between these individuals. >> police do not know why miss porter wanted her husband dead and why family members were willing to help. police say they have no records of being called to the house for domestic violence and there are no court records indicating abuse. >> although the murder took place in baltimore county, the trial venue was changed and it will now be held in hartford county. meanwhile, a man has been charged with murder even though the body has never been found. chasing gross is accused of k