he is accused of killing david mcguinn. prosecutors said david mcguinn was cornered and stabbed back in 2006. among the key evidence, lee stephens's uniform that contains officer david mcguinn's blood. >> jury selection continues this morning in the murder trial of george usually -- george huguely. he is accused of killing yeardley love. >> jury selection took longer than expected yesterday appeared the judge extended court hours and will pick things up this morning 30 minutes earlier at 9:00 a.m. the hope is to have the potential jurors in place. there should be a jury with 12 and three alternates. the hope is that this we done by at lunchtime with arguments coming in the afternoon. everything is subject to change. opening arguments could begin wednesday morning. we will update things later this afternoon at 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. lowell melser reporting. >> you can see pictures from the courthouse in a special extended coverage section of our website, wbaltv.com. >> 5:36. 40 degrees on tv hill. a new way to figure whethe

he faces the death penalty for the murder of david mcguinn. prosecutors say it stephens and another inmate cornered david mcguinn and stabbed him to death. stevens is expected to be sentenced next week. a man was taken into custody on thursday and charged with multiple counts of armed robbery and other offenses in 5 convene stores robberies. >> an argument expected in annapolis over two marriage bills. one would create an amendment to define marriage as between a man and woman. the bill stalled in the house last year when some lawmakers retracted their support. maryland is $960 million riches. the five largest banks will pay money in a deal totaling $25 billion. state officials note this illustrates the many instances of foreclosure in the state. >> birth control may become just as easy as getting a bag of chips in a vending machine. jennifer franciotti joins us live with some details. >> there's still a number of issues that need to be worked out. this is only a discussion at this point. the overall goal is to protect privacy. the university

new capital punishment guidelines after a jury convicted him for the stabbing murder of corporal david mcguinn. stevens is eligible for the death penalty. he will be sentenced next week. a man was shot and killed it northwest baltimore. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene after suffered a gunshot wound to the head. no word as to a suspect or a possible motive. >> police are searching for a man believed to behinbe behind e of burglaries. the latest incident took place on january 13. police believe he is driving a black lincoln. 1al-2707 is the license plate. anyone with information should call metro crime stoppers at 1- 866-7-lockup. >> emergency contraceptives at the vending machines? that is the talk at towson university. jennifer franciotti has more on this controversial proposal. >> they will not be along side your stickers bar. this would be inside the health center. school officials made the plan b pill available for students at a college in viepennsylvania. it is available over the counter without prescription for women over the age of 17. students in need will have to make an ap

officer.lee edward stephens was found guilty of ffrst degree urder in the stabbing death of corporal david mcguinn at the maryland hoose of correction in 2206.stephens could get the death penaaty when he's sentenced nnxt week. police are looking for a man they say burglarized two hooes in baltimmre ounty.20 year old alvin thompson is linked to burgllriis in white marsh and towson.they ay he took the stolen goods to area paww shops. be drrving a 19-98 lincoln to similar to the one you sse here.license ppate number 1-a-2--7-0-7.call police if you have any nformation. two tennessee men are ccused of killing a couple over a facebook dispute.jamey curd and marvin potter face firrt degree murder chhrggs in the shooting deaths f a an and hii girlfriend.police say pooter was angry after the couple de-friended his 30-year old daughter on facebook. the coople's hhuse and shot them.the couple's baby... wass still cradled in its other'ss arms. an army private accused f leaking classifiid material to the anti--ecrecy website wikileaks will beebacc in a military courtroom for an the arraignment for prrvate firs

lee edward stephens is one of two prisoners accused of stabbing corporal david mcguinn at the house of correction in the suumer of 2006. the department plosed the facility in 2007 saying the ouse of correction was too dangerous. one woman is dead, this morning...after a car crosses the median and slams head-on into oncoming traffic. traffic.it happened after the snow began falling in kingsville on bel air road. these two cars slammed into pach otherr a 30 year old woman was ejected from her car and died instantly. annther person was trapped and had to be cut out of their car before they were rushed to shock trauma. at last check, that person was in serious condition. police haven't said if weather caused the crash. 3 maryland judges are demanding a raise ... to the tune of 22- thousand dollars... while opponents say... that's just gr. greedy.the judges told a house appropriaaions committee this week they want it... over the next four years. right now ... maryland judges make anywhere from 125-thousand dollars to 180-thousand. they say thatts still puts them 43rd in the country for sala

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he is accused of killing david mcguinn. prosecutors say he cornered mcguinn and stabbed him multiple times. the uniform was found to blood.nm cguinn's the author of the controversial robocalls that went out on the 2010 election that is expected back in court today. prosecutors say julius henson tried to suppress the african- american vote with a robocall suggesting that the election was over before the polls close. that thelawyers charge suit is unconstitutional and that the case should be thrown out. >> the mistake made a mistake approvbringing this case and we will permit -- prove it. >> jayne miller will have the latest tonight at 6:00. a new program in the works at city hall could spare victims a long wait for a patrolman the city is planning to launch an on-line reporting website this spring. a councilmen says it will cut down on frustration for citizens and allow police of this is to operate more efficiently. -- allow police officers to operate more efficiently. there will be a screening process to weed out fraud. >>

lee stephens was down guilty of first-degree murder of corporal david mcguinn. the conviction makes stevens eligible for the death penalty. sentencing is set for next week. >> testimony continues today and the trial of george huguely, accused of killing yeardley love. first responders called to the stand described a chaotic and bloody crime scene and the jury got a firsthand look at some of that evidence. lowell melser has the latest from charlottesville, virginia. >> another day of reckoning testimony. not only did the jury get a chance to see some of the most graphic pictures available in the case, but former teammates of george huguely testified that he was getting drunk more than four times a week during his senior year, and they were getting worried about him. so much so that they wanted to call an intervention. the day after making this thought, yeardley love was found dead and huguely was arrested. more tough testimony for yeardley love's family and friends expect as rescue personnel broke down the crime scene in morning testimony. it was the first time t

stephens áisá elligible for the death penalty.last week, ssephens was convicted of killing &pcorporal david mcguinn200. stephens could be the first person sentenced to death under maryland's new death penalty law.that law requires either a confession or d-n-a evidence against the suspect. 3 testimony is expected to continue today in the georgue huguely murder trial. trial. the medical examiner took the stand, monday... in the trial of the university of virginia lacrosse player accused of killing yeardley love of cockeysville.. huguely autopss photos of his ex- girlfriend.... as the medical examiner described bruises on her body ann face. he also said love had potentially peadly injuries on her neck. testimony later in he day revealee that d-n-a was collected from huguely's friend. t and that of his and stay with fox45 for continuing coverage of the yearddey love murder trial.you can get the latest updates around the clock.... on ourr facebook page... at facebook dot com slash fox baltimore.... and on our ebsitt, fox baltimore dot com. and as with all of our content... it's free. just hours ago... w

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found 32-year-old lee stephens guilty in the 2006 stabbing death of corrections officer corporal david mcguinn. the conviction makes him the first to be eligible for the death penalty. the new rules preserve the death penalty only in circumstances where there is a videotaped confession, a video linking the suspect to the scene, or dna tying the defendant to the crime. the biological evidence in this case is the victim's blood. ironically, the conviction comes on the same day that as many as 65 delegates in the house co- sponsored a deal -- a bill to repeal the death penalty. >> we would put money into victim services by some of the money saved by not having the death penalty. >> legislation leaves the likelihood of -- is once again stirring debate at the state house. >> if we take that off the table, we will lose that ability to bargain with people. >> supporters argue the time is right because there is already a de facto moratorium on capital punishment. state officials still have not decided what chemicals to use in lethal injections. last year there was a nationwide shortage in one part of

in the murder trial of lee stephens, the inmate accused of killing a state corrections officer david mcguinn. he was stabbed to death at the house of correction in jessup back in 2006. if convicted, stephens could face the death penalty. >> the former employee of an end run county dennis was in the rest of her life in prison after pleading guilty to his murder. shontay joyner hickman entered the plea this morning in the killing of dr. albert ro. back in 2006, he was found beaten to death inside his office. >> she realized that beyond the penalty she has to be paid, there may be as pure to one that lays before her as well. she felt bad about her involvement in this. >> police found that she had stolen 17 dozen dollars worth of checks and deposited them in her account. a fingerprint led them to her cousin, davantay vietor -- dante jeter. >> the author of those controversial robocalls that went down in february 10 will be back in court tomorrow. prosecutors claim he tried to suppress the african-american vote with the call that suggested the election was over before the polls had closed. hinson

lee stephens is accused of stabbing david mcguinn. julius henson will be back in court today but he doesn't think he will be there for a long. he is accused of suppressing the african american vote 3 robocall. he and his lawyers say he has committed no crime and they want the case thrown out. >> we basically -- the state made a mistake bring this case and we will prove that. >> paul schurick has already been convicted on similar charges. >> one person is dead after a shooting in east baltimore. this happened on east preston and ensor streets. an investigation into the shooting of a man on north stricker street. a man was found lying in the streets suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. >> a new crime reporting system in baltimore city. it should save the city some money. kim dacey is here to explain how it will work. >> the bill was introduced to city counsel last night. the program is already in the works. the city is preparing to start an online crime-reporting website. the idea is to make it easier to get a police report, especial

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he could receive the death penalty -- officer david mcguinn and overnight outbreak of deadly tornadoessrupted the midwest, killing at least nine people and injuring hundreds of others. , into this morning, at least 16 torn nader's were cited from southern missouri to illinois and kentucky. crews spent most of today searching for survivors as the cleanup process now begins. >> another emotional day in ohio and teachers return to work at a high school since the on campus shooting that killed three students. >> today's after gunfire ripped apart their campus and community, teachers at chardon high school came back today. >> without them, i don't think a lot of us would be where we are right now. >> it could not be any worse for the families of three gunmen -- 30 young men, all gone down in the prime of their lives. -- for the families of the three young men all gunned down in the prime of their lives. >> i don't think we could get through it without the families and the community. >> a community struggling with the pain of what they have lost. t.j. lane arrived at the courthouse yesterday

lee edward stephens is one of two prisoners accused of stabbing corporal david mcguinn at the house ofof 2006. the department closed the ffciiity in 2007 saying the house of correction was too dangerous. from the envy of the neeghborhood.... to tte envy of your wallet. the best cars in world are at thh "motor-trend international auto show" at the convention ce. center. joel d. smith is steaming now... to show us which cars are blending flash and fuel mileage the best. good morning joel d. you can't buy them yet, but a.m. tara carlson, shock trauma (vehicle safety - distracted driving) 3 a heroic rescue out of colorado... a fire department comes to the aid of a dog... stuck paddling in icy waters. after 20 minutes of struggling... the dog finally gets close enough to a firefighter... to climbbonto the ice. a looal news station in colorado caught wind of this story... and decided to interview the dog and its rescuers.but things take a nowhere... the dog lashes out. but before we show this video... we want to warn you... some of our viewers may find thhs disturbiig. disturbing.happy weeke