dave chapman's voice was shaking with emotion as he urged jurors to think said chapman, can you imagineht and found sound and fury of what was upon her? prosecutors say that george huguely should get life for breaking -- prosecutor chapman says huguely's intent and premeditation is clear in an e-mail he sent to love just days before her death in which he wrote, i should have killed you. chapman strongly urged the jury to once again watch huguely's videotaped statement to police in full. he suggested the jurors play close attention to his lies. but in their closing arguments, huguely's attorneys accused the prosecution of -- all the things that happened that night were not careful, not stealthy, not intentional, but stupid, loud and clumsy and intoxicated. george played a role, but it's overwhelmingly a tragedy. earlier in the day the defense called its final witness, d.c. neurosurgeon, blunt force trauma to the dead did not cause yardly love's death. >> i think she died of oxygen deprivation. >> that contradicted the state's evidence that said yardly love's brain caused her death. there

it was over quickly, chapman said. yeardley could not even scream because his hand was over her mouth, his forearm around her neck. he was mashing her face into the floor. chapman described huguely as a typical domestic abuser, all about power and control, robbing yeardley love of her computer to cut off her communication. she's not here to tell you what happened, he said, sobbing, but the evidence clearly shows he killed her while robbing her. first-degree felony murder. let me give you a little bit more of a taste of the defense closing argument from just a few minutes ago. george said fran lawrence contributed to yeardley love's death, but no, he did not kill her, he killed her, he didn't kill her, hard to make sense of that, he left there with her alive. there was no intentional killing because she wasn't dead when he left there. we're going to be listening to all of this. we'll let you know the latest, whether the jury sticks around, deliberates tonight. bruce, we'll have an update at 11:00. back to you. >> thank

chapman said this was no battle royal. nothing was out of place. she was silenced early. it was over quickly. but when the defense began its closing statement, francis lawrence began by saying the e- mail threat was hyperbole. to yardleylove, he said it was a ripple in the word. george has a role in her death, we don't deny that but there was no intent. it's just different from the way that the prosecution had portrayed it. george didn't know love was dead. he thought it was a routine investigation that morning of an event the night before. he was distraught when he learned the truth. lorensen said that he was a stupid drunk. it was not calculated. he was just a boy athlete. he just wrapped his closing argument about 20 minutes ago and then the prosecution has a chance to do a rebuttal argument. we are expecting that's what's going on right now in the courtroom behind me. >> paul, supposing that the jury gets the case this afternoon, what are the plans? are deliberations going to go late into the night? >> reporter: that has never been clear. the judge has said he wanted

chapman says love was beaten before she was left to die.ut the last witness of the day and the last witness for the defense, a brain surgeon, told the jury he examined the evidence in the case and does not believe love died from blunt force trauma. outside the courthouse, he told reporters she died from lack of oxygen to the brain. when this jury returns to this courthouse here in downtown charlottesville next wednesday at 9:00 a.m., they will have a number of charges to consider. including robbery, larceny, and breaking and entering. but they do not have to find him guilty or innocent of first- degree premeditated murder. they have the option of finding him guilty if they choose of involuntary manslaughter. in charlottesville, paul wagner, fox 5 news. >>> let's get some legal analysis on the huguely case. as you heard, he is charged with first-degree murder, but the jury is able to consider lesser charges. bernard, good to see you. >> hi will. >> under what theories could huguely be found guilty of first-degree murder. what the jury needs

chapman told jurors of a turbulent relationship between the two lacrosse players. he says the day of yeardley's death, both had been drinking. huguely, he said, quote, had been drinking virtually nonstop. it was around 11:45 that night, chapman said you that, love was napping in her bedroom, huguely burst in, kicking a hole in the door, scraping his leg and leaving his dna behind. chapman says it was a brief but violent confrontation, telling jurors she died of blunt force trauma to the head that caused brain injury. you are going to be able to see with your naked eye in autopsy photos. chapman says hoou s huguely fl love's laptop, throwing it into a nearby dumpster. prosecutors are able to piece together a profanity-laced e-mail sent days before in which he chastises her for being unfairful and then writes, "i should have killed you." in the opening statement, the defense attorney says that statement was an example of the drama between the two. saysfrancis lawrence, she showed it to her friends. he wanted to make it out. everything about the terrible injury was un

georgina chapman. does she dress you? because i want to ask you about this particular photo. it looks like your pants are dragging on the ground there. >> that's kind of like the photo that, you know, made her go to england and help design suits. and i'm so fashionably challenged which proves that opposites are attracted. because there are 27 suits of the same color that -- i don't even have to do anything. the shirt, the suit, it's all laid out. >> jimmy: it's all there for you. >> i feel like exactly like 8 years old. if i ever do an audio i mean, whatever, if i call a new play, i usually end up wearing like a really lousy t-shirt and then her friends came over and say, i'm really embarrassed. >> jimmy: now that you're with her, you have to -- you could embarrass her with what you're wearing. >> you know, holding her handbag, you know, i mean it's good for me. >> jimmy: do you feel like people are scared of you in the movie business? >> i don't think so, no. i think it's the image more than -- you know, we've been successful. we've had ups and downs. we've been successful.

in des moines chapman's "the marriage you've always wanted" seminar was a sellout.this one both in their 20s and barely off their honeymoon. they married just six weeks ago. >> everything is great but a year from now it will be important to remember, okay. she needs to hear me express this. >> reporter: by his own admission gary chapman is an unlikely marriage counselor. 74 years old, a southern baptist minister, he says his own marriage used to be awful. >> the first years of our marriage were absolutely incredibly terrible. >> reporter: now married 50 years, this grandfather talks openly about issues often considered taboo inside a church. >> there is only one right thing to do with an affair. you break it off. oh, but i'll die if we can't be together! no you won't die. we studied that, too. >> reporter: chapman's message is that partners should express love the way the other wants to receive it all delivered with a dash of humor. >> guys, i'm not suggesting dandilions, okay? you don't have any flowers in your back yard, the neighbor's yard. >> reporter: the langu

chapman said 25 wounds on love's body are evidence of malice. whatever the jurors decide, it has to be unanimous. >> to get people to vote the same way could take considerable time. >> reporter: there could be witnesses called and more testimony and the jury will decide the sentence if convicted of first degree, felony murder or robbery, he could face a life sentence. christian schaffer, abc2 news. >>> a car was hit by a school bus yesterday in ellicott city. no students were on the bus. the driver wasn't hurt. a juvenile driver is not being identified. >>> this video from mc dunna and star circle will give you pause. the engines and the tires separated from a car. the silver chrysler driven by a 22 year old, crossed the center line in the turn lane and hit a mercury tuesday afternoon. two died at the scene. a woman was driving an suv and hit as well. she wasn't injured. >>> 6 minutes after 6:00, the city says it brought in millions of dollars in to baltimore in the national spotlight. where do we go from here when it comes to next year's grand

in closing argument, chapman said the 25 wounds on yeardly love's body are evidence of malice.whatever the 12 jurors decide, it has to be unanimous. >> to get 12 people to vote the same way, could take considerable time. >> if huguely is found guilty on any counts, the second phase begins immediately, the sentencing phase. could be more witnesses called, more testimony and the jury will decide the sentence if he is convicted of first degree, felony murder or robbery, he could face a life sentence. christian schaffer, abc2 news. >>> stephanie rawlings blake's administration announced a plan to manage the grand prix race. the plan has safeguards to help the race run efficiently. sherrie johnson joins us now with what is expected today from the city. >> charlie, in a few hours, the board of estimates will move forward with plans for the second annual baltimore grand prix race. this morning, the board of estimates is expected to approve a new five-year contract with new promoter down force racing. the new propertiers say the 2011 grand prix was a success, but it had bad management

through tears chapman said the evidence shows yeardley love was murdered. the defense countered the claims saying love did not die from blunt force trauma but from as identification yation -- from asphyxiation from falling asleep on her face. at 9:00 wednesday the jury will reconvene. they will have 37 different charges to go over, including the first serious, which is first and second-degree murder, as well as voluntary and involuntary manslaughter. lowell melzer, wbal-tv 11 news. >> stay tuned to wbal for the latest developments in the george huguely trial. you can see lowell melzer's photos online. go to wbaltv.com and click on "huguely trial" at the top of the home page. ♪ >> 22 former archbishops are now part of an elite group of cardinals. many local catholics who couldn't make the trip to rome woke up bright and early to watch it. >> meg o'neil has been following cardinal o'brien's rise to the catholic church for some time now. >> when he was elevated to archbishop, i went on that pilgrimage. here you get a better view. >> o'neil was one of many who

asked chapman of the jurors, can you imagine the sight, sound and fury of what was upon her.ghout the trial, huguely's lawyers maintained he never meant to harm love that night and only went to her room to patch things up. challenging that, chatman grabbed the door that huguely kicked a hole through and said to jurors what kind of a conversation starter is that? it's the beginning of terror. in his arguments, huguely's lawyer called prosecutors over zealous for seeking a murder conviction. francis lawrence asked the jury instead to carefully consider an involuntary manslaughter verdict, said lawrence, george huguely contributed to her death. but no, he did not kill her. he left her there alive. this is not in dispute. love's body was found by her roommate about two hours after huguely left the apartment when they got the case earlier this evening, jurors said they were too tired to start deliberations. so because of the holiday, they won't be back until wednesday morning. in charlottesville, july cary, news 4. >>> the man accused of a plan to bomb the capitol building, prayed

we did hear some reaction from dave chapman. we got some brief comments from francis lawrence, the defense attorney, as he came out a little while ago. the love family also released a statement. we have a copy of that. we are working on that for you. do we have this sound now to throw to? is that there? no sound. okay, we weren't able to turn that around for you right now, but the prosecutor did make some comments, basically saying now i'm told that we do have the prosecutor, this is dave chapman, this is what he had to say as he left. this is francis florence. francis lawrence as he came out. this is the defense attorney. >> what did you mean by correction? >> can you expand on that? >> no, we aren't going to expand on it, thank you. >> how is george doing? >> he's courageous and resilient. >> thank you, sir. francis lawrence was walking down the street after. he made a comment at the podium. the question from me was, what did you mean about a correction? and that was something that he said at the podium, brian. he made a state

as chapman showed pictures of love's damaged face her mother and sister began to cry. chapman implored the jury to watch the videotaped interview with the police the morning after the crime and count all the lies. the prosecutor also told the jury to think long and hard about why george huguely took yeardley love's computer and threw it in the trash it was robbery and he said it has been proven. but defense attorney francis lawrence told the jury the theft of the computer is petty larceny at first and huguely only took it so yeardley would reach back out to him it was an after thought in a closing argument, that lasted an hour and a half lawrence told the jury, george huguely played a role in yeardley love's death it was just a clumsy attempt to get her to talk by a drunk boy athlete, lawrence implored the jury to watch the interview with police, remind them huguely was crying when he viewed it in court last week both men spent a considerable amount of time discussing medical evidence in the case. most in dispute the common wealth says yeardley died from cardiac arrhyt

thank you. >> linda chapman of a conditional use of alcohol licenses. i do not want to presume to tell you, but i heard a lot of confusion about what your authority was or was not from the city attorney's office and staff. and i just want to reiterate as best i can understand from having gone to abc and consulted with abc, you are the ones that have the additional authority. on the land use, because as i mentioned come if you say no it should not be here, it will not. they will defer to you with regard to whether or not it can be here and what are the conditions of the conditional use. they cannot proceed until your conditional use condition has been done. i suppose when you say you understand sometimes you understand you cannot make a decision on alcohol, but maybe that is an area where there are not conditional use. there are areas like market street or something. in our area all of them are conditional uses. you could stop all of them dead or at least restrict hours like you will do on one today i am glad to see. that is your authority. some of them

chapman rguing this was no accident it was intentional. huguely'ssdefense reminded jurors love was still alive his client left. experts testified love may have been alive for up to two hours but unable tt move because of her injurres.both sides are banking on jurors taking huguely'sreeorded statement into account.huguely's defense decribed the 6 foot 200 plus division one lacrosse playerr boyyathlete.he also told jurors the volence between love andhuguely was just part something's.francis lawrence .... told members of the jury thht love was baak in bed and left. 3 3 3 3 3 joy, as you rrported earlier, one of the lawyers was talkinn to a witness after the trial started, is that going o impact the jury's deliberations and are there the lawyer. lawyer. so the jury staats deliberations on wednesday. wednesddy. 3 3 3 fox 45 has brought you every minuue of the yeardley love murder trial. trial. we'll continue round the clock coverage as deliberations begin.. joo will be back in the courtroom with live reports onnthe case up with theetrial on our

chapman told the jury the only possible explanation for her death was blunt force trauma. chapman said the evidence clearly shows love was murdered during the commission of a robbery. the defense countered the commonwealth's claims as it has the entire trial saying love didn't die from blunt force trauma, rather from asphysiation from falling asleep on her face. come wednesday morning at 9:00 the jury will reconvene. they will have 37 different charges to go over, including the most serious, first and second-degree murder, as well as voluntary and involuntary manslaughter. lowell melzer, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thanks, lowell. the jury will not begin deliberation until wednesday because monday is a holiday and grand jurors are meeting at the court house on tuesday. >> jurors will soon begin to analyze whether george huguely intended to cause harm to yeardley love when he went to her apartment two years ago. local defense attorney steve allen said the time it takes them to come to their conclusion could be indicative of their final verdict. if you have a quick verdict you will

lloyd chapman is the founder of the american small business league. an independent small business advocacy agency. what policy changes could we entertain this year that could spur a resurrection of that investment into that critical cradl cradle-making ecosystem that is this formative place that's not getting the investment that it needs. >> i think a really basic thing is to existing federal laws. federal law says 23% of government contracts should go to small businesses. there's been 20 investigations that show most of the money goes to fortune 500 firms. there's another law under $100,000 should go to small businesses. that's not happening. another federal law says 5% of government contracts should go to minority-owned companies. the thing that concerns me the most is president obama's plan to combine the commerce department to me that's the same as closing the small business administration. i'm concerned about that. the last thing is i thought the whole purpose of tarp, i saw president bush talking about passing tarp to increase access to capital

what kind of conversation starter is that chapman said? adding that's the beginning of terror. he reminded jurors of the e-mail huguely sent love after she told him she had been with another man. it read in part, i should have killed you. just days later chapman charged huguely went to love's apartment, beat her, and left her to die slowly face down in her bed. during the trial experts testified love died of blunt force trauma to the head. the final defense witness neuro surgeon ronald ushinski told jurors he did not think a blow to the head killed love. >> could you explain why you did not think she died of trauma? >> i thought she died of oxygen deprivation. >> huguely attorney francis lawrence said love's death was a tragic accident, a combination of injuries inflicted by huguely and the alcohol she drank earlier that night. lawrence dismissed huguely's threatening e-mail as hyperbole and portrayed huguely is incapable of planning and carrying out love's murder, calling his client stupid, drunk, and not calculating -- a boy athlete. lawrence suggested jurors consider the les

chapman and i serve as chairs in our own states in local committees that are working closely with our supreme courts and our judicial system and others to advance the use of justice o c'connor's initiative. we're pleased to have mr. ku here and welcome and thank you for your presentation. [ applause ] >> thank you secretary, and what a great opportunity it is to address this group and talk to all of but the work that we're doing in i-civics and a lot of folks are doing around the nation on civic education. what icivics does is provide young people with the knowledge, skills and dispositions for intelligent citizenship, and it's so important for us as we're talking today about voter engagement to think about how do we prepare young people, tomorrow's voters, to be not just capable of voting, but being able to do so intelligently and in an engaged way where they're participating in democracy and they're working to advance our nation in our individual states and community. i don't think it would be a surprise to folks in this room who are really paying attention to politics and to the wa

that mr chapman was involved in the criminal activity that there was some reasonable suspicion for doing so the court in the u.k. found. that to be the case and therefore was was subjected him to the extradition i don't know that it's fair to say that the prime minister is under some sort of a duty to to to enforce his rights there's a judicial process mr tappan availed himself of the judicial process and lost with regard to the other cases a completely different set of facts. and it would stand on its own as well as my now international expeditions lawyer and senior principle that associates thanks ever so much for your thoughts it's a pleasure thank you it's coming up now to twenty five minutes past eight at night we can start here of course it being friday evening in moscow martin andrews in his weekly detainment round a bomb have very shortly looking tonight i gather it had eat cheap and fast and moscow and get there still stay healthy with a watch but it's back to business after an official holiday in russia yes they are running up the news to be trees here. thanks kevin a bank fund

in his closing argument, prosecutor dave chapman became tearful. disputing the defendant's claim that he went to love's apartment the night she died to talk things over. pointing to the hole huguely kicked in her bedroom door when she wouldn't let him in. what kind of conversation starter is that he asked? saying that's the beginning of terror. chapman also reminded jurors of an e-mail huguely sent to love after learning she had been with another man. it read in part, quote, i should have killed you. just days later chapman charged, huguely went to love's apartment to beat her and left her to die face down in her bed. during the two-week trial experts testified that love died of blunt force trauma to the head. the final defense witness? a neuro surgeon who told jurors he did not think a blow to the head killed love. could you explain why you did not think she died of trauma? >> i thought she died of oxygen deprivation. >> reporter: the defense called love's death a tragic accident, a combination of injuries inflicted by huguely she drank earlier th

it included bruce springsteen and tracy chapman.six cities starting in san jose and ending 10 days later with this concert in oakland. >> there are lots of people in the audience and they come for different reasons. probably the majority of kids come for a rock concert. but i think that special change is not usually made for a majority. >> ♪ get up, stand up for your rights ♪ don't give up the fight. ♪ >>> ♪ >>> when we come back on a second look, remembering bill graham and the causes he championed through his concerts. >>> a bit later, the boss comes to oakland. we take you to bruce springsteen's 1985 born in the usa tour. >>> tonight on a second look we examine the music that has accompanied some of the most memorable events. music has always been a big cause of raising money to help the poor, or those with death threatening illnesses. bill graham was a big supporter of those causes. >> reporter: master showman that he was graham would have appreciated the drama of it. even in death he was bigger than life. >> i always wanted to

virginia commonwealth attorney corner chapman's statements mostly surround the night glove was found dead, explaining how george huguely most likely keep open the door to the apartment, leaving the evidence. chapman went on to say that forensic evidence would show love died from blunt force trauma and that it took her two hours to finally died after sustaining her violent injuries to the head. huguely attorney said car relationship was an on again-off again won re cheated on each other throughout, and that tempers flared both ways. he said medical experts which showed that love died from positional asphyxia after mixing and alcohol with drugs. huguely said "nothing i did last her." would have killed our she kept her composure in she told the court about how police came to her to tell her that her daughter had died. her testimony was short and to the point, as was that from her sister and cousin, basically talking about going up to uca to gather her possessions after her death. as far as getting to the meat of the case, the fourth witness, her former teammate testified about how she w

3 throuuh witness testtmony provided by former teammaaes and roommates of george prosecutor david chapmanors the drunken state huguely was in the day police suspect he went to his ex girlfriends apartment and killed her. several teemmates told jurors huguelyywoke up still drunk from the night beeore.... and continued to drink that daa at times excessively. many described huguely as beligerent at a father son golf outing in the afternoon for members of the uva lacrosse team. ttammates who testified huguely etween he hours f 11:40 p.m. aad 12:15 am. stay with fox45 for continuing coverage of the yeardlee love murder trial. we'll have live reporst on fox45 news at 5:3you can get the latest updates arounddthe clock.... on our facebbok page... aa facebook dot com slaah fox baltimoree... and on our website, fox baltimore dot com. and.... as with all of oor content... it's free.. a.../ man... is convictee.../ for..../ robbing...ann...// beauty... salon owner .../ .../ áá34áá year-old...// mal-colm pulliam..// robbed... the owner .../ of... the.../ "blessed prrductions"... hair studdo" ...in.../

defense attorney dave chapman said love was killed in a drunken, jealousy fueled rage. deliberations are set to begin on wednesday. 3 fox 45 has brought you every deveeopment of the yeardley love murder trial. we'll continue round the clock coverage as deliberations begin. joy will beeback in the courtroom with live reports. you can keep up with the trial on our website at fox baltimore dot com or with our mobile aap. as with all our ccntent, our trial coveraae is absolutely free. 3 the marylanddhouse of delegates passes a bbll legalizing same ssx marriage.. but only by thinnest of margins. house members voted 72-67 to pass the bill friday.the house was a long-standing major hurdle for same sex marraige supporrers. the vote sets the stage for maryland to become the next state...to legaaize everyyne is appy with the idea. "we are thrilled once this passes the senate and the governor approves it, it will be legal in our home state" state""with over three thousand chuches represented, with probably 3.2 million people, we are going to take this the bill now heads to the sen

what kind of conversation is that, chapman said? that's the beginning of terror.man reminded people of the e-mail huguely sent love. it read, i should have killed you. just days later chapman charged huguely went to love's apartment, beat her and left her to die slowly in her bed. during the trial experts testified love died of blunt force trauma to the head. the final defense witness told jurors he didn't think a blow to the head killed love. >> could you explain why you do not think she died of trauma. >> i thought she died of oxygen deprivation. >> reporter: another witness said it was a combination of the alcohol she drank and huguely's trauma. he portrayed huguely as incaleable of planning and carrying out love's murder calling his client stupid, drunk and not calculating, a boy athlete. lawrence suggested jurors consider the lesser charge of involuntary manslaughter instead of premeditated murder. legal experts say huguely's drunkenness the night of love's death may bolster the case. legally, if george huguely was so drunk he couldn't form a coherence though

. >> dave chapman called their relationship turbulent, fueled by alcohol and jealous outburst, showing jurors a to via e-mail during opening statements. the jury also heard from love's roommate who found her. the chevy chase resident george huguely entered the charlottesville court ruled for the third straight day in and cups. the prosecution described his history of abuse against his ex- girlfriend yeardley love. two days before the death he sent her an e-mail saying the initiative killed her. the defense opened the trial of sang love died not only from an irregular heartbeat but also from being drunk and suffocating on her pillow. they called to the death a perfect storm of terrible coincidences'. her roommate and across the mae provided the most graphic testimony yesterday, describing how she found her face down on the bed with injuries to her face and blood on the sheets. reporting live, john gonzalez abc 7 news. >> the occupy d.c. protesters accused of assaulting a police officer can is due in court. authorities say that jeremiah desousa hit an officer in the face with a bottle du

we would like to thank thethe commonwealth, and particularly dave chapman for his tirelesses efforts on our behalf. so this two and a half week trial is now over.. allison and tony? >> paul, the next, what doesha happen as far t as the actual te george huguely does get? and is that real-time there in virginia? >> reporter: yes, truth intr septembering here, allison, there is no parole in virginia,v so whatever the jury decides to do, to give george huguely is what he has to serve. and the jury did know that. dave chapman told them that, and so did the defense, so they wer very aware.ry but however, before they went to deliberate, one jurors asked the judge can we consider his timetm served, which is basically twoly years he's been locked up virtually, has been locked up since the day of the murder, so the judge said if you want to consider that, go back in the jam and send us a note. -- in the jury room and send us a note.. 26 years is what they recommend. >> thank you for your comments. >>> alarming spike in robberiesr in the district.is focus of a community safety meeting.g. ward 3

chapman told the jury the only possible explanation for death was blunt force trauma. he says the evidence clearly shows she was murdered during the commission of a robbery. the defense countered the claims as it has the entire trial saying love did not die from blunt force trauma, rather asphyxiation from falling across -- asleep drunk on her face. they say he was in her apartment, but there was no intent to kill. the jury will have 37 different charges to go over including murder and involuntary manslaughter. it is not clear how long the jury will deliberate. we will have an update at 11:00. we're live in charlottesville, virginia. i am lowell melser for wbal-tv 11 news. >> the baltimore archbishop was among several priests inducted into the college of cardinals. we have team coverage of the ceremony starting with rod daniels, the only local television reporter in rome for the elevation. >> although the day would belong to the 22 newly elevated cardinals, pope benedict delighted thousands as he was rolled through the crowd on a platform early in the procession. as th

chapman believes otherwise and believes any doctor who would say such a thing is not worthy of being call lad doctor. >> reporter: testimony in the murder trial of george huguely will resume at 9:00 tomorrow morning. that is if both of his attorneys are ready to go. >> and abc2 news is covering the trial all the way until we get a verdict on air and online. we have an entire web dedicated to the trial including a live twitter page. just head to abc2news.com/lovemurder. >>> it was a mess on i-95. a tanker truck tipped over and the driver is in hot water tonight. >> reporter: he's in hot wheart because police say he was intoxicated. 46-year-old glen greece is facing a series of charges. it happen on interstate 95 at the harbor tunnel toll plays disa. he tried to change lanes at high speeds. the truck swerved and it rolled. he was carrying an additive that goes into ready mix cement. this was a gooey mix and closed 895 below it. police say it was by chance that no one on 895 especially was injured. >> when the two containers fell off the elevated portions on to 895, they were fairly hea

when i came out, she was speaking with the prosecutor dave chapman. yeardley love's sister was talking to the prosecutor. imagine the stress and anguish they have been going through, so many e motion. nice to see them sharing a light moment after all that and sure to be more emotions to come as we hear what the verdict may be. we saw george huguely's family also enter the courthouse. everyone is set in the courthouse waiting to hear the announcement from the jury. they may see we need more time. we're waiting to area what that announcement will be. it could be we're close. this could be we have a verdict. once again, george huguely charged with the murder of yeardley love of cockeysville. christian schaffer reporting. >> let me say that christian is standing by. i want to chase everybody to christian's twitter because he is giving you facts and details inside the courtroom, so if you want up to the minute information follow him. if anything breaks between now and 6:30, we'll be here at abc2. >>> the latest on an armed robbery here in hamilton. city po

chapman's response said i wish could you refer it to us. they were forced to present a case but the judge denied the request to have the charges against george huguely thrown out. the prosecution ended the case by showing the jury a photo of love in a body bag. >> that brought home what it was about. not about lovers, e-mails, not about bloodstains, it was about a dead woman from baltimore that ended up after being in school here for four years in a body bag. >> reporter: and they are hoping to wrap up the case by the weekend. >>> and a updiet a story we have been following since november. and joseph breckenridge was killed after he broke into their house on rockwell street in edge wood. the medical examiner have not ruled it was a homicide, however, the owner of the house that he broke into has not been charged. >>> and baltimore police need your help finding a miss 1:00 3- year-old girl. select committee disappeared on tuesday, the last time anyone saw her was on wolf street. there is a picture on the screen f you have seen her police wan

that will make good he say tterible ann tragii losssto past two weeks, commonwealth attorney david chapmanued on love's behalff explaining to jurorr the on again off again sometimes abusive lovv and huguuly. while the commonwealth argued the killing was premediated.... &pit was a traggc accident. th result of a 20 something out of conttol after a day of excessive drinking. fran lawrence 22:34:05 we were ofcourse disappointed with the verdict bbt we've been prouu to reeresent eorge in hiss fight for fairness over the past couple oo years. lawrence later said that huguely remains hopeful despite the jury's recommendatton hat he spend thh next 26 year in prison. 22:34:30 he's spirrtual and e look forward to some corrections in what happened here tonight. love's family statement following the verdict ...it is ttuly devastating to wake up each day and realize that she is no longer here.... we will continue to keep her spirit kindness in her name. both love and huguely were just weeks away from graduating. love planned to move to new york... huguely tt san francisco. plans that were fooever chan

virginia commonwealth attorney warner chapman's statement of this around the night glove was found cadet corps -- tonight love was found dead. one e-mail contained a " i should have killed you." huguely attorney, francis lawrence, said their relationship was an on-again, off-again one where they cheated on each other throughout, and that tempers flared both ways. lawrence said medical experts would prove club died from positional asphyxia, by laying unwired in her bed after mixing alcohol with prescription drugs. huguely was said to have said "nothing i did last night would have killed her." yeardley love's mother was first called to the stand where she broke down several times during opening statements in had to be consoled. she kept her composure as she told the court how police came to her to tell her that her daughter had died. her testimony was short and to the point, as was that from her sister and cousin, basically talking about going up to uva to gather her positions -- to gather her possessions after the death. her roommate and best friend was the last to see her alive and to fi

an angry chapman snapped back, she must be alive still today. the defense of george huguely will continue with its witnesses tomorrow morning. live in charlottesville, julie carey, news4. >> thank you. >>> a prominent law professor at georgetown university could be facing some legal trouble. he is accused of leaving an accident scene last month in northwest d.c. pat collins has an interview with the victim in that crash. he is at the scene now with more on this. pat? >> reporter: jim, why did a noted law professor leave the scene of an accident? and what was he doing in that car before it happened? this case now in the hands of the city's attorney general. this is concerning because, they say the driver of the striking car left the scene of the accident. >> he said i'm not waiting. and we said yes, you are and he said, no, no, no i'm not waiting, i'm leaving. >> did he give you his information? >> no. >> nothing? >> no. >> reporter: it's more concerning because of the way a witness says that man was driving the car before the accident. >> we fol

of course, as secretary ritchie had mentioned, we have state leadership plans that include senior chapman. and thinking about how to advance civic education and specifically how to get more schools to be aware of the free resources that are we're offering to help teachers teach this subject matter in a more engaging and fun way. i'm sorry that i can't share with you some of the visuals of the games and i would be very happy to speak with any of you individually or to show you some of the games i have asked individually. i wanted to thank you you all for what each of you is going to advance democracy at large and also democratic education and how young people are learning to become citizens, and not only citizens, but smart, engaged and active citizens. thank you. >> thank you mr. wolfe. >> i know there'll be a few questions and i wan to say in minnesota, our chief supreme court justice has been one of the drivers of this. and the international association of corporate councils has weighed in. we know it can be used for very wide range of our young leaders and young citizens as they'rear w

chapman asked the jury how frightened love must have been when george huguely kicked in her door. pictures of the injuries to her body and brain were shown again. the only possible explanation was blunt force trauma, he told them. the defense countered the commonwealth claims as it has the entire trial that loved it not die from blunt force trial, rather association from falling asleep drug on her face. the attorney reiterated that george huguely was in her apartment but had no intent to kill. trying to drive toward a charge of involuntary manslaughter. there will have 37 charges to go through, including first and second-degree murder and voluntary and involuntary manslaughter. that is anybody's guess as to how long the jury will take to make its decision. >> our coverage of the george huguely continues online. you can seek sketches for each day of the proceedings and sign up for alerts. we will send you an e-mail as soon as the jury reaches its findings. >> in the 2012 report. a victory for those who support same-sex marriage. pushing it to a full senate vote. that vote is expect

the attorney chapman said he would present an email that contained a threat on her life. the medical examiner said she died of blunt force trauma and had a massive injuries and that the dna of huguely was spent indicating a fight. this case has captivated the uva community. >> i am just watching with interest as we all are and i just hope justice is served three >> while the mother and sister testified, it was caitlin whiteley his testimony was the most graphic. she found yeardley love, face down in the pillow, and she said there was blood and that she was not moving. "i called 911." it appears the prosecutor is moving in a chronological order. they had caitlin whiteley and another man, and on the stand a police officer who responded to that 911 call. reporting live in charlottesville, va., gail pennybacker, live abc7 news. >> it is described as the worst case of animal cruelty they have ever seen. they found a wooded spitball wondering -- a wounded pit bull that was suspected as being used as a biat dog in a dogfighting operation -- as a bait dog in a dogfighting operati

defense attorney dave chapman said love was kileld in a drunken, jealousyy fueled rage. fox 45 has brought you every development f the yeardley love murder trial. we'll continue round the clock ccverage as ddliberations begin. joy will be back in the courtroom with livv withhthe ttial on our weesitee at fox baltimore dot com or witt our mobile app. aa with all our content, our trial coverage is absolutely free. state lawmakers in annapolis are considering changes o maryland's speed camera program.someesay enforcement is too aggressive... and cases.bbt as melinda roeder reports... the photo-enforced &psppeding iikets are a big off theebeltway neer charles - street... where thousands of drivers have been nabbed. melinda? more than 470-thousand speeding tickets were issued last year... n work zones like this... t hanks to cameras... that catch images it's a work zone... there's no work actually going on.some drivees think that's unfair... and someestate lawmakers agree. now - there's a bill to change the speed amera policy. but wiil it pass? that's the question drivers are

ice chaijose never mi >> linda chapman, representing some individual members of the community. i am a member ofthatcac. our objective, as david villalobos said, was nottoave a meeting on this board, but to stop what is happening on polk street. it is out of control. operty owner ot come, because it raises his blood pressure too much. he gave me what he took into the meeting that david villa lobos statemenalio all ofood. these. he says absolutely and unequivocally and no to any further licenses. this clespeits,until the existing late night street mobs noise nuisance is eliminated. there needs to be a total moratorium on any further icses tie problem ises fixed. that is in total his statement. he asked me to bring in his list. this is from five months,from e residentge--over 5 calls. this is at the corner. e inteectionofon -- that are in pin at the intersection of pine, i was contacted by some people who called me up there. i was told tonight by david the lobos villalobos that they would just be talking about conditions. so i did not encourage anybody to try to come. e compt s be

prosecutor chapman, could it come from a fall? dr. fuller, potentially but from a height not just a ground level fall. both brain doctors testified the injury near love's brain stem likely caused cardiac aregion mia that led to cardiac pull know marry failure, a slow death that could have taken two hours or more. forensic specialists are on the stand now. there's been a lot of speculation regarding a beer can collected as evidence. they were not able to obtain a discernible fingerprint from that. the prosecution says it will finish its case sometime tomorrow. reporting live from charlottesville, news4. >>> trial is now under way for five men accused in one of our city's most notorious crimes. jury selection began today in what's called the southeast mass shooting. nine people shot in a drive-by on south capital street in march of 2010. four of the victims died. six others were injured if a series of related violent attacks within eight days of each other. each person charged in the crime spree is facing the possibility of a life in pr

chapman, could that type of injury lead to death?ormley, it could reflect pressure that could have led to death. love's head injuries were also significant. she had a bruised eye, mouth abrasions, cuts inside her mouth, and a bruised tongue. when asked what could have caused that gormley replied, the injury to the face particularly the mouth could be consistent with smothering. gormley also testified love suffered a blow to the right side of the head that created another potentially fatal hemorrhage but defense attorneys challenged gormley's conclusions pointing out there were no injuries to the left side of love's head. love's autopsy is key to the prosecution's case that an angry and drunken george huguely broke into her apartment on may 3rd, 2010, beat her, and left her dying on her bed. earlier today box after box of physical evidence gathered in the case was emptied and presented to the jury. among the items, photos of injuries to george huguely's body. pictures taken shortly after his arrest. officer johnny carper spent two hou

prosecutor chapman, could it have come from a paul? doctor fuller, potentially but usually a fall from a height, not ground-level fall. the second pathologist testified about month a more sophisticated test she >> thank you. >>> millions of whitney houston fans are learning they will no longer be aiblg to attend a public memorial. her family announced a private funeral will be held saturday at the new hope baptist church in newark, new jersey, the same dhuch where houston sang as a child an her mother still attends. the funeral homeowner where houston's body is being held explained the family's position today. >> they have shared her for 30-some years with the city, with the state, with the world. this is their time now for their farewell. >> houston's family is asking that in lieu of flowers fans donate money to the whitney houston academy of performing arts which the singer attended the east orange new jersey school when she was a girl. the coroner said it could take weeks before an official cause of death is announced. >>> a warning

chapman also said jurors should consider second-degree murder. george huguely's attorney asked the jurors to look more closely at involuntary manslaughter. they say that at the very most, they see this as an accidental death, along with involuntary manslaughter, the jurors have one other charge to consider and that is voluntary manslaughter, they also have to sort through various larceny and robbery charges that go along with the alleged theft of the computer. so again, the jurors heading into hour seven here. they seem to be very carefully going through their jury instructions as they consider all these charges against george huguely, we will bring you the latest when this jury does have a verdict. live from charlottesville, i'm julie cary. back to you. >> thank you, julie. >>> it has been a long time in the making. today, president obama took part in a ground breaking ceremony for a new smithsonian museum dedicated to african-american, history and culture. it will go up on the national mall, not far from the washington monument. mark barger has

. >> chapman is married to harvey winesteen. does having a hollywood heavy weight help?n't hurt. i think you know his relationship with actresses is a very different relationship. i don't think that anybody's going to let harvey tell them how to get dressed. >> and when it comes to the red carpet, actresses make game time decisions. >> they usually have about three or four choices. so i give myself some leeway to have a feeling on the day. >> because those pictures can last a lifetime. and that's good business for marchesa. >> i think red carpet dressing really has made marchesa what it is today. and i'm not sure marchesa would be here today if it wasn't for red carpet dressing. >> fashion week wouldn't happen without the designers, so we give a special nod this season to the cfda, the council of fashion designers of america is celebrating 50 years with a special exhibit of iconic designs from over the years. pieces that endure. but will these. here are my top five picks from new york fashion week. number five, this silk dress. number four, this pine colored kashmcashmer