. >> 38-year-old clarence taylor is found guilty of sexually abusing two middle school students. taylor was accused of inappropriately touching the girls while he worked at the school for the deaf in columbia, between 2008 and 2011. taylor denies any abuse. he is set to be sentenced in late january. >> thank you. a retrial on the four counts of the jury deadlocked is set for the middle of may. >>> police impersonator, busted by the real police in anne arundel county. police say this man, 31-year- old jonathan conner, used a car, equipped with emergency lights to pull a driver over. that driver became suspicious because conner didn't have a uniform or a badge and took off calling police. conner was arrested and now faces several charges. >>> maryland delegate and gubernatorial hopeful, heather mizeer selects her running mate. mizeer is a montgomery county democrat, running for her

a howard county jury found 38- yard clarence taylor guilty of sexually -- 38-year-old clarence taylor guilty of sexually assaulting to young girls. the incidents happened between 2008 and 2011 while he was working as a dormitory aide. taylor faces up to 50 years in prison. his sentencing is scheduled for january. >>> a 2014 d.c. mayoral election is still nearly a year away but of course it's never too early to start campaigning around here. that's for sure. several of the candidates debated the issue last night. democratic council members muriel bowser, jack evans, and others including restaurant owner andy shallal. mayor vincent gray still hasn't announced whether he'll seek a second term. >>> looks like investors decided they wanted to go shopping just like macy's. >> i feel like a broken record recently but i don't mind that when i'm saying over and over again wall street starts again from another record high this morning. we find optimistic outlook for holiday spending from macy's. that led the market higher. as for today wall street will be watching washington. confirmation heari

of the seven charges that clarence taylor was facing the jury returned two guilty verdicts, one not guilty verdict. not able to reach consensus in the remaining four cases. prosecutors say they will not retry the cases. the jury thribd for two and-a-half days and at one point indicated they may be deadlocked on all charges. more on this at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >>> switching gears -- another cold november day. though we're thankful the winds have died down a little. outside now sunny and very chilly out there. wjz live with first warning weather coverage. marty braving the outback. chelsea ingram is in the first warning weather center. >> hello. winds haven't died down too much. currently we're at 40 degrees now at the airport all the way to 25 in oakland. we bottomed out in the mid-20s at the airport last night. 26 degrees was our low, all the way down to 18 degrees in oakland. with winds ranging anywhere from 10 miles per hour in oakland to 20 miles per hour in elkton and pax river, we are not getting too much of a reprieve as far as the real feel temperatures. it feels like 34 at the air

. >> reporter: clarence taylor came out of the courtroom in handcuffs after a jury convicted him of abusing two of seven teenage girls. they ruled that he brushed up against two and he was a dormitory counselor. taylor took the stand to deny wrongdoing am but in the end, the jury could only agree on guilty verdicts in the cases of two of the young women. ofof one accuser, they all agreed no abuse happened. for the remaining four girls, the jury couldn't agree at all. and the judge declared a mistrial. >> these types of charges are always serious. any time you're talking somebody who is in a position of power and trust. and know, we're talking a dorm mate. they're always serious. any tim a child -- time a child becomes victimized in any way. >> after making a may to let him go home until sentencing. but the judge revoked his bond, calling him a danger to society and sending him it jail right away. >> reporter: taylor's attorney plans to file. >> they asked a question whether or not they were allowed to consider certain aspects that were dismissed. and the judge gave them an erroneous instruc

. >> reporter: police escorted clarence taylor out of a courtroom in handcuffs. after a jury convicted him of abusing two of 17 teenage girls. they were adolescent students at the maryland school of the deaf in columbia. and he was a dormitory counselor. taylor took the stand to deny wrongdoing. but in the end, the are. >> reporter: could only agree on guilty verdicts in the cases of two young women. in one, they all agreed no abuse happened. the remaining four, the jury couldn't agree at all. and the judge declared a mistrial. >> these keeps of charges are always serious. any time you're talking about a person in power and trust, we're talking approximate dorm matter -- mates, they're always serious. and time a child becomes victimized in any way. >>> taylor pleaded with them to go -- to his family. the judge revoked his bond. calling him a danger to society and sending him to jail right away. >> taylor's defense attorney plans an appeal, faulting the judge for misinforming the jury during deliberations. >> they asked a question, whether or not they were allowed

. >> 38-year-old clarence taylor, accused by seven adolescent girls who say he groped them outside of their clothing while they were students in 2011. taylor took the stands to deny the allegations and said any touching of the girls was accidental and not sexual in nature. some of the girls testified he not only groped them, kissed them, exchanged text messages with them, and even asked for topless photos. taylor and his attorney countered that the girls were making up the stories and that some of them had crushes on him. jurors deliberated briefly on friday and continued those deliberations all day tuesday. >> reporter: despite indicating they were having trouble reaching a unanimous verdict, the jury voted that they would continue their deliberations on wednesday morning. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: now, if convicted, taylor faces a possibility of up to 175 years in prison. >> in baltimore city, the cause of a two-alarm building fire is under investigation. sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene in the 5900 block of bel air road in northeast baltimore. dozens of

. >> several girls, accused 38- year-old clarence taylor of sexually abusing them. while he served as a dormitory counselor for the maryland school of the da deaf. they testified taylor would touch their behinds or brush up against their breasts while giving them hugs. he would text them, exchange inappropriate messages, and three women said he even asked to see lewd pictures of them. police showed an interrogation, when in which he said, i'm not a sex offender. any touching was accidental. kisses were on the cheek. he admitted to inappropriate texts to one girl, but said she sent him an unsolicited topless picture because she was infatuated with him. he said, i tried to counsel them on situations but never touched them or anything like that. his defense attorney says in some ways, it helps the defense. >> because he's being able to be seen by the jury not as this guy sitting at the defense table. they see him, they see his emotion and how he loves his family and they see how these allegations are completely false. >> reporter: prosecutors have not been able to prod

. >> reporter: seven girls, most of them friends, came forward, accusing 38-year-old clarence taylor of sexually abusing them between the ages of 10 and 13, while he served as a counselor for the school of the deaf. they claimed he would touch their behinds or brush against their breasts when giving them hugs. he would kiss them or exchange inappropriate text messages. and three even asked to see nude pictures of them. jurors watched its videotaped police interrogation. in which he denied it, saying i'm not a sex offender. i'm not intentionally wanting to touch kids. he said any touching was accidental. kissing fltsz on the -- was on the cheek. he admitted to one inappropriate text but said she sent him an unsolicited topless photo of her. he said, i tried to counsel them on situations but every never touched them or anything like that. his defense says the video in some ways helps the defense. >> because he's being able to be seen by the jury, not as this guy sitting at the defense table. they see him. they see his emotion and how he loves his family. and they see that these allegat