doug gansler will announce his running mate in baltimore later today. there are accusations that he disregarded the law while in state vehicles. the reports were printed in "the washington post" over the weekend. several documents alleged he ordered troopers to speed and use lights and sirens to bypass traffic on the shoulder. it one case he insisted on driving himself and used the lights with sirens to run four red lights. in 2011, a lieutenant argued that the problem existed for years and occurred on a daily basis. the campaign says the matter has been settled and is now being used as a political attack. gansler said in a statement -- "the picture being painted by these documents is not an accurate reflection of reality. i deeply respect the troopers. the job they do in protecting me in the public. a few of the troopers that provided me rides felt my backseat driving made them uncomfortable, and for that i apologize." a spokesman said the problem began when he felt he was being given second-tier or inexperienced troopers. a police spokesman says there

underfire again, what attorney general doug gansler is saying about under in a drinking controversy. >> and -- >> good morning, everyone. a volunteer with the anne arundel county fire department is arrested for sexually abusing two children. i'm monique griego, coming amount the long list of charges against him. >> he is cruz, he has flied out and struck out. >> reporter plus, gold glove finalists announced. how many orioles made the cut? >> looking outside it was a three dog night in central maryland. so is there a break in the chilly weather any time soon? meteorologist tim williams has the answer in first warning weather forecast. >> eyewitness news saturday morning starts now. >> good morning. welcome to eyewitness news saturday morning. i'm gigi barnett. >> i'm meteorologist tim williams. temperatures are in the chilly 30s across most of the area. it is a coal start to the day and going to be a pretty seasonable chilly day. just a little bit below or normal highs. not as windy. >> light jacket day. >> and fall like. we're looking at sunshine and blue skies. look at that, hardly

gansler says he never asked them to violate traffic calls. it may touchr some a nerve. all right, you have someone who is the attorney general who may be making reckless incisions, although again, it is incumbent upon the state bobo officials to actually make the right decision. hope open- the state officials to actually make the right decision. everyone could be seen as doing understand -- underhanded politics. ivey is cast as a contrast to gansler on the campaign trail. she has independent thoughts. she does not always agree with me. that is why i brought this person on the ticket to have broad strategy. >> delegate ivey told the crowd "we just will make history. we will make the difference in lives of people." reporting live downtown, david collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the latest on the government shutdown. more hope, but no deal yet. the dissent into this function could reach a lower level. default on the government debt on top of the shutdown. steve handelsman has the latest from l. -- from l. >> -- from capital hill. >> president put on more pressure. obama joined

political reporter pat warren has gansler's response. >> white shirt center doug gansler at a teenage house party in delaware where underage drinking was going on. >> what i understand, there certainly was drinking going on because if you look at the picture, not right where i was, but there were one or two kids holding red cups and generally, you know, there could be kool-aid in the red cups, but there's probably beer in the red cups. i didn't go over and stick my nose in and see and maybe i should have. >> gansler says he dropped in to see his son. the party was chaperoned, and he saw no evidence of alcohol in the time he was there. ten days ago, gansler defended his deportment as a passenger his security officers say ordered them to break traffic laws. gansler says the primary race makes him a target. >> is the dirty tricks and all the innuendo and all that stuff going to continue? absolutely. we're eight-and-a-half months -- we're more than a year away from election. this stuff is going on now. i asiem it's going to get more and more. >> what he won't do, he says, is quit. >> i'm

doug gansler is one of them. officers say doug gansler sometimes tried to take over on the road, putting himself and the officers at risk while using lights and sirens. but gensler is denying those claims. in fact he says the story is based on the henchman and they are running a campaign of dirty politics and dirty tricks. he is talking about the commander of that executive protection detail. these date police are standing kind claims made by seven troopers regarding concerns about the attorney general. the attorney general is denying these legation's. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> cal ripken junior's mother has another run in with a criminal. tryipken says an armed man to carjacker yesterday afternoon in a parking lot in aberdeen. carsaid she sounded the alarm and the man simply walked away. police arrested that man several hours later. the 16th day of a partial government shutdown, senate leaders hope to hold a vote to allow the u.s. to pay its bills on time. harry reid and mitch mcconnell could reac

. >> gansler says that when he made a mistake, she willing to admit it. pat warren, back to you. >> the party took place at a beach house in delaware during senior week in june. >>> behind bars the man accused of shooting a howard county police officer is out of the hospital this morning and facing very serious charges. police arrested 23-year-old thursday along route 1 in savage after a 15 hour manhunt. he's accused of shooting an officer on wednesday night who is in stable condition at shock trauma. the 29-year-old was shot in the leg during a shootout with police. he is charged with attempted murder. >>> a former fire department volunteer is accused of sexually abusing two children. that's the beginning of the charges. as monique griego explains. there may be more victims. police are asking them to come forward. >> reporter: parents dropping their kids off at a community dance at a fire department received shocking news. a former department can volunteer and organizer of the dances. scott, was arrested for abusing children. >> it is a shot to the neigh

the photo shows gansler dressed in a white shirt. gansler says he drops in to see his son.st baltimore. it happened last night on the 1400 block. police say a 24-year-old man was found shot in the stomach there. he was taken to the hospital where he died. the victim's name has not been released. so far, no arrest have been made. anyone with information has been urged to call city police. >>> in baltimore county, the cause of a massive house fire is under investigation. sky eye chopper 13 was over the scene in glen arm last night. as you can see flanls were shooting through the roof of the home on running fox road. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> we now know what caused several baltimore city school students to fall ill this week. about five students from the reach partnership school were taken to the hospital wednesday morning. turns out, they tested positive for marijuana. other students tell wjz a school staff member gave out marijuana-laced cookies, but investigators are still looking into that. >>> olympic gold medal swimmer from beth eszda is named u.s. olympic commit

i'm mike hellgren in south bethany with the gansler photo scandal has its roots.hat the town is saying about underaged drinking and parental responsibility. >>> on the roads we have a couple of accidents and a little rain. we'll let you know if there's congestion to add to that. >>> more rain coming our way. >>> on coffee with, keeps kids and youth in sports safe. a couple of guys behind the scenes who help cal run the cal ripken, senior foundation are on coffee with talking about a new national policy for child-based nonprofits that the ripken foundation is putting forward. foundation is putting forward. >>> it is the bottom of the hour. some is light rain is making its way through the region. sharon is watching the roads, marty has the radar over at first warning weather. >>> as a matter of fact, here's first warning doppler weather radar. let's take a good look at this. this is a warm front heading our way. there's light shower activity. that's not the end of it. let me widen this out for you and just show you really how much is is potentially out there. i thin

gansler is once again doing daml of a controversial story surfaces. according to the baltimore sun, when the attorney general arrived at a house party on the delaware shore in june he pushed right by several underaged teens drinking alcohol. gansler said he stopped by the beach house to talk briefly with his teenage son who was at the party and then he left. gansler when onto say he does not remember whether he saw anyone drinking. he tells the sun even if he had it was not his responsibility as a parent of high ranking law enforcement official to intervene. don, back to you. >> thank you. earlier this month gansler came under scrutiny when the washington post reported he had ordered his state troopers to drive recklessly and speed at his request. >>> in anne arundel county police say alcohol may be partly to blame for a head-on collision that seriously injured a 4 month old baby. it happened on clark road in jessup. police say a 29-year-old glen price was driving with his infant son in his lap when he crossed into oncoming traffic. the child is in cr

. >> maryland attorney general, doug gansler is there again. at a party, where underaged drinking may have taken place. political reporter doug gansler has heavy response to criticism. >> that centers around a party in delaware, where gansler's son was the dj. >> reporter: white shirt center. doug gansler at a teenage party in delaware, where underaged drinking was going on. >> from what i understand now, there certainly was drinking going on. if you look at the picture, they're not where i was. but there are some kids, one or two kids, holding red cups, and generally, there could be cooled a in the -- kool-aid in the red cups. there was probably beer in the red cups. i didn't stick my nose in and see. and maybe i should have. >> reporter: he said he saw no evidence of alcohol in the time he was there. 10 days ago, he defended his deportment as a passenger, as his security ordered them to break traffic laws. first drying, now drinking. >> if the dirt innuendo is going to continue? absolutely. we're 8 1/2 months away from an election. i assume i

gansler said that he dropped in at the party to give his son some information. then he took off again, without noticing any evidence of underaged drinking. >> doug gansler faces a battery of questions about what he should have done about underaged drinking at a beach house party. >> i was there as a parent. what is the appropriate thing to do in that situation, where there's 19, 20-year-old kids that are having fun, having a party. and some of whom may be drinking other parts of the house. >> reporter: two parents have options. >> we're in charge, not the teenagers. >> it's your child, so you're responsible for your child. nobody else. >> me, personally, i would definitely stop it. >> reporter: to the extent that people are looking at this as an issue, i think it's a good thing. because i think it confronts every parent that has 19 or 20- year-old kids. >> reporter: parents face tough questions. but the responsibility is there. >> to contact the chaperones there. to reassure. i'd probably do it to reassure myself if things were going well there. >> that's exactl

that's maryland's attorney general, douglas gansler, who is running for governor.was at the party in june just to talk to his son, but underaged teenagers reportedly admitted they were drinking alcohol and now the photo has surfaced, and gansler is taking serious heat for not stopping it. substance abuse expert michael gimbl. >> you have an obligation to protect our children, to stop them from hurting themselves. now, call the police, stop the party, do something to protect the children. it's all of our obligations as parents. >> reporter: the baltimore sun which broke this story quotes gansler as saying he doesn't have moral authority over other people's children, and he defended himself at a news conference. >> i wasn't the leader of the party, you know, i wasn't the chaperone. i didn't buy the beer. i showed up, talked to my son and left. >> reporter: he also says he didn't have legal authority to stop anything at this house, since he's the attorney general of another state. but another embarrassment, gansler has been in a psa speaking against underaged drinking

that's not really what i was there to do. >> gansler said he only stopped by the house to have a short conversation with his son and left immediately after. mary? >> denise, thank you. gansler officially announced his run for governor last month. >>> several baltimore city school students are sent to the hospital after ingesting marijuana. about five students from the reach partnership school in clifton park fell ill yesterday. wjz has learned that they tested positive for marijuana at the hospital. investigators believe they ate cookies laced with marijuana. but they're continuing to look into the incident. >>> a dry and chilly day in maryland, where a freeze warning about to go into effect. it has been especially cold in the western part of the state. people are starting to bundle up. and the leaves, my goodness, they are turning some brilliant colors out there. and outside right now, a mostly sunny, beautiful afternoon. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. meteorologist tim williams is on burke avenue in towson, with the wjz mobile weather lab. but first, bob is updating

i'm mike hellgren in south bethany, where the gansler photo scandal has its roots. what the town is now saying about underaged drinking and parental responsibility. >>> the annapolis city dock gets the green light for a major facelift, but not without some opposition. i'm christie ileto, to explain the details when wjz returns. >>> here's today's report from wall street. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 5:30. 61 degrees and mostly sunny in central maryland right now. good evening, thank you for staying with wjz, eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. the controversy involving maryland attorney general and gubernatorial candidate doug gansler has focused its attention on the resort town of south bethany beach. tonight, we're asking, is there a growing problem of underaged drinking in the popular summer destination. wjz is live in dorchester county, along the eastern shore. mike hellgren, just back from bethany, with more. mike? >> and leaders of south bethany felt compelled to speak out, because of all of the attention this has gott

. >> reporter: maryland attorney general doug gansler is taking the heat from a picture showing him at a packed teen party where witnesses say there was underage drinking. the town of south bethany delaware where it happened wants more parents feeling the fire, issuing a frank statement about teenage revellers, saying many of the incidents that occurred were poor or absent supervision by parents. parents often rent the homes and disappear from the scene, leaving teenagers to fend for themselves. don henretti, a former high school teacher who rents his home, knows things get out of control and knows parents turn a blind eye. >> kids typically begin to experiment with alcohol. >> reporter: gansler, who's maryland's top law enforcement official, has spoken out against underage drinking. he and several of the parents of the teens rented the home in june. police say they're not investigating whether adults legally watched as minors consumed alcohol. they say too much time has passed to prove anything. they've also consulted with delaware state police. those living nearby say south bethany i

gansler showed up at the house to briefly talk to his son.s name but he paid for some of the rent. chuck? i would say politically should have said i was a parent i was there to get my kid. >> your state attorney general. all i know is when i was that age i used to tell my mother to stay away from the house. >> okay. >> i'm not kidding. i would say, mom, don't, don't come here. don't get here at all. >> was she an attorney general? no. right. >> david, he's the attorney general of maryland. it's kind of a political question here. that's really the easy question to answer. but let's get to the bigger parenting question. this is really important. and, you know, we can all sit around and say look we were once that age, there's drinking going on. when you're the parent and you're responsible, if you have any responsibility for what goes on in that house, i can tell you, as you know, my wife is quite a good lawyer. >> yeah. >> has dealt with situations that flow from these circumstances, they are horrifying for parents. what can happen behind alcoh

but maybe i should have. >> reporter: gansler said he stopped in to see his son. the party was chaperoned and he saw nosign of -- no sign. >> they say they ordered them to break traffic laws. first driving, now drinking. >> it's the dirt tricks and the innuendos. it's going to continue absolutely. we're more than a year away from an election. and this stuff is going on now. i assume auto going to get more and more. >> reporter: what he won't co, he says, -- do, he says is quit. >> i've been doing this a long time. when i'm wrong, i'm wrong. if i could have done something differently, i'll tell you. and in this case, i could have done something differently. >> reporter: gansler also said he feels a moral obligation to his own children and their friends and at the very least should have checked in with the chaperones while he was at the house. i'm pat warren. letting live. >> the party took place at a south bethany beach house in june. >>> our first extended cool walk. making sure they keep their little one all bundled up. similar story for these children in north b

by two others troopers say that gansler never asked them to violate traffic laws. i think for some, it may touch a nerve. you have someone who is the attorney general who may be making reckless decisions, although again, it is incumbent upon the state police officials to actually make the right decision. again, everyone can be a backseat rider. many of us are guilty. it may backfire on the brown campaign, seen as being underhanded politics. campaign pointed to the many votes that ivey has .ast >> the running mate has independent thoughts. does not agree with me. i brought this person on the ticket to divide some broad, cumbre his ideas and strategies. >> gansler campaign officials traced the complaint to governor o'malley. o'malley was stuck in traffic on route 97. gansler's driver use lights and sirens to bypass the same back up on the shoulder. o'malley complaint to state police brass, which set up an inquiry, which led to the memo. david collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >> david, thank you. the clock is ticking down to a thursday deadline for congress to raise the nati

. >>> meantime maryland attorney general and candidate for governor doug gansler is pledging to continue his campaign tonight even after reports that he ignored a drunken beach party full of teens including his son. >> it has been a rocky few weeks for maryland's top prosecutor and his campaign. bruce leshan has the story. >> reporter: pundits call it one of the most damaging political pictures ever, shirtless teens gyrating, a young woman twerking between them, red dixie cups full of what looks like beer and doug gansler in the midst of something that could be a dunken scene from animal house. he says he's texting. >> i actually saw the picture. there were some red cups around. i was actually looking at a text because i'm 50 years old and can't read, so i'm holding it out. should i have assumed there was drinking there? i wasn't a chaperone or staying in the house. >> reporter: it was a beach week party for landon school graduates in south bethany in june and the candidate for governor says he was just trying to tell his teenage son upstairs what time they were leaving in the morning. >

and today the important thing is, doug gansler is trying to steer this away from the field of politics and more into the realm of parental responsibility. >> reporter: attorney general doug gansler, pictured at this teenage party, where underaged drinking may have been going on, triggered a firestorm of questions about what he should have done. what he did do was speak to his son ask leave. >> how do you react? what's the appropriate thing to do in that situation, where there's 19, 20-year-old kids that are having fun, having a party. and some of whom whom may be drinking at the party. >> we were in charge. >> it's your child. nobody is responsible for your child but you. >> me, personally, i would definitely stop it. >> to the extent that people are looking at this as an issue, i think it's a good thing. because i think it confronts every parent that has, you know, 19 or 20-year-old kids. >> reporter: clinical psychologist jim dassinger says parents face tough questions. but the responsibility is there. >> to contact the chaperones who are there. to reassure. i'd probably do it to rea

. >>> pictures of attorney general gubernatorial candidate dug gansler putting the resort town in the spotlight. the delaware town is issuing a warning about students and underaged drinking. >> reporter: south bethany officials say this is a quiet beach town. and they have a warning for parents. >> should have assumed then, that there was drinking. >> reporter: maryland attorney general doug gansler has taken the heat from a picture, showing him at a packed teen party, where witnesses say there was underaged drinking. now, the town of south bethany, delaware, where it happened, wants more parents feeling the fire, issuing a frank statement about teenage revelers, saying many of the incidents that occur, are the result of poor or absent supervision by parents. parents often rent the homes and disappear from the scene, leaving teenagers to fend for temses. don henreti, a former high schoolteacher, from his home, knows things can get out of control, and believes some parents turn a blind eye. >> senior week. they'd rather really not know. and they kind of think, well, in another couple o

>>> maryland attorney general douglas gansler is in trouble. the ag often directors troopers to turn on sirens and speed through traffic. the democratic candidate for governor often flipped the switches himself. >>> texas congressman louis gohmert still doesn't know if he will support the debt ceiling. if the limit isn't extended the president should be thrown out of office and says a u.s. default is an impeach many offense. >>> sarah palin made her first campaign appearance. she pulled into new jersey for republican candidate steve lonegan. >>> gabby giffords has become a major face in the national conversation over gun control since being shot back nearly three years ago. gun owner herself she asked people to come together to stop the violence. >> now is the time to come

. >> maryland state police blocked doug gansler or his choice of words. first, another frightening ordeal. scared off her would-be carjacker. this is a story we broke online. good evening. >> i do for joining us. another frightening ordeal. a suspect kidnapped her from her home and they are still at large. we're joined live from the scene. >> a person with knowledge about this case told us that she attended a funeral and then decide to stop here at the bank. she told police that she was here in the parking lot. a man approached her with a gun. >> police spent hours in the parking lot of the bank. they paid careful attention to ripken's car. she was standing by her car at 3:00 and a man walked up to her with a gun. >> she told us that the individual produced a handgun. he made mention of taking her car. familiaricial who was with the investigation and did not want to be identified said that the man said that he was having a bad day. button andthe panic sounded the vehicle. the gentleman walked off. >> investigators say that bank employees called police and

and the biggest obstacle for obtaining public informationth e offices of md attorneygenera l doug ganslerre many of our requests are vetted and often returned with steep price tags that total in the tens of thousands fo dollars. so we asked the ag's office for a list of public informaton requests received in the past two years and how much it charged to fulfill them just to get a sense of fair, and effective the state's transparency laws are and their answeratwent y five hundred dollar price tag just to find out. in fact, the ag's office told us the information we wanted would have to be assembled by hand it's a stark contrast to gansler's campaign rhetoric abouttranspare ncy. 01:00:41 "one of our ideas rolling out was transparencyan d accountablity and how we have to have more things on the internet adn acess for people to see what we do." we even asked him about our difficulties getting information from his agency 01:01:11 (add nats from roeder's question) "the fact of the matter is you shouldn't have to make a public information request for a lot of ,material that should be public anyw

the big announcement comes amid accusations of reckless driving by gansler and his security detail. that he ordered troopers to speed using lights and sirens to bypass traffic and running four red lights. aides say current governor o'malley gave police permission to take corrective action, which could include revoking transportation service. his campaign says the allegations are a political attack. in a statement, he says -- >> it has been pretty gloomy the past couple of days. granted, we definitely needed the rain, and that put us back to normal, but it is been nice to see the sun breaking out. 65 degrees at bwi thurgood marshall. the humidity has dropped, only at 65%, the wind out of the north. through the afternoon, we will continue to see the sun breakout of the clouds. high temperatures rounding out into the upper 60s this afternoon. older tonight, and then we have a pleasant day ahead. at noon, route 450 in annapolis is closed this hour still after an early-morning crash that left one person dead and 50 homes without power. anne arundel county police were called to report 50

. >>> today maryland senator doug gansler has two scheduled events, one at high point high school ander at a park in baltimore. he kicked off his tam pain three weeks ago -- campaign three weeks ago. he may have to answer questions about an article in the washington post. according to that report gansler regularly ordered state troopers driving him around to speed and use light and sirens just to get out of traffic jams. he claims it was just a case of back seat driving. gansler issued a written apology yesterday to the troopers he made uncomfortable, but he said the picture painted in the article is not reality, but is all just an unfair political attack. >>> construction on the i-95 express lanes project is halfway complete according to virginia governor become mc-- bob mcdonald. >>> you have until tomorrow to register to vote in virginia. applications need to be postmarked by tomorrow in order to qualify for november 5th elections. residents unsure about their status can call the local registrar's office or check the website at vote dot virginia.gov. >>> wall street and the world r

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gansler issued a written apology yesterday to the troopers who he made uncomfortable when he was doing that back seat driving. he said the picture painted in the article is not reality. >> he scheduled two events, one in a park in baltimore, gansler announced he was running for the state's top job two weeks ago. >>> a 4-year-old woman was gunned down execution-style in crystal rock drive saturday morning. the woman lived nearby. the shooting happened in a busy area close to a 7-eleven. >>> the sister of the woman who was shot after she tried to ram through a white house barrier has been denied custody of the baby that was in the car. valerie kerry was seeking temporary custody of her one- year-old niece. the baby was in the car when the woman led police on a chase. kerry's family says they have only seen the child once since then. she is currently in the custody of her father. >>> the former congresswoman who nearly lost her life to gun violence two years ago spent sunday at a gun show. gabby giffords and her husband, mark kelley, visited the sayre toga springs gun show in upstate new

baltimore sun found out about it, conducted a two-hour interview with gansler and broke the story. >> maryland's attorney general is under fire after being seen in this picture at a party where underage drinking was reportedly taking place. >> but now, photos have shown up of gamsler holding a cell phone amid underage partiers last june. >> if you look at the picture, not right where i was, but there were one or two kids holding red cups and generally there could be cool aid in the red cups but there's probably beer in the red cups. i didn't go over and stick my nose in and see and maybe i should have. >> back with the baltimore sun's david zurich. first of all, could this have become such a big story without inta gram? what are the odds the baltimore sun would have found this photo? >> probably not. and that photo, those optics, there's that one and another one that shows gansler looking at a young woman who is twerking. abc had that one. >> you have to get that one right up front. >> i'm serious. these pictures, the optics drove the story in a way. now, what i want to stress is the

gansler trade punches with one another, people will probably be paying more attention to the election and the name recognition of the candidates, which is now dismally low. >> reporter: one potential candidate most would recognize is congressman dutch ruppersberger. and he will decide whether to run next month. i'm pat warren, reporting. back to you. >> candidates in the republican primary include harford county executive david craig, and ron george. >>> if you're waiting for somebody to get home from work, let's check in on our roads now. here's kristy breslin, live at wjz traffic control. still a mess out there. >> absolutely. some areas out there are just gridlocked. that's include the harrisburg expressway. gridlocked from timonium to belfast. top side inner loop, that's just one very long delay. stop and go, from 795 to 95. as you can see by our sensor there. average speed, only about 27 miles an hour. traveling on the west side inner loop, watch for significant delays there from 295 to liberty road. northbound 95, which continues to be a problem this afternoon, we're looking at

. >> doug gansler, who is running for governor there, admits it was, quote, a mistake.e did not do more that make sure there was underage drinking at that party. he was questioned by abc's jim avila. >> reporter: did you set a good example by going into a party, and participating in the party? >> where am i participating? i was walking through. >> reporter: it shows you taking a picture. >> i'm not taking any pictures. >> reporter: is there your hand on the cell phone taking a picture? >> my guess is i'm reading a text. >> it's especially embarrassing since gansler's own son was at that party. the attorney general starred in a public service announcement last year, in fact, in which he claimed parents were the leading influence when it came to their kids drinking. those psas are now expected to be withdrawn. >>> it could be more difficult to get prescription painkillers. the fda is recommending tougher restrictions on drugs containing hydrocodone. which is highly addictive. it's a top choice for chronic pain. but it's one of the most abused medicines in the u.s. and ove

. >> and democrat douglas gansler now admits that he made a mistake by not investigating if the partyierged. >> oh, yeah. okay. there was nothing on the sound bite. okay. >> that was not your fault. >> okay. eric, i have to ask you, because you are are a father and if you had walked into the place and there were kids on the tables and plastic cups out, and how would you have handled this situation? >> well -- stop, stop, stop. >> and start out with it. >> and college aged kids, right? alleged beers in cups, but i definitely would not have called the cops. i would not have done it, but i i'm not the maryland attorney general, top cop and running for the governor, and those are the reasons why you would make a different decision not as a father, but the guy who wants to be the governor of the state, and he has proven incapable of the job. >> now, juan, he says it is a mistake and he should not have done it and something that the voters say, it is water under the bridge and not hold him responsible or a bad judgment call? >> well, bad judgment. i am admiring eric, because he told you the tr

the photo shows gansler in a white shirt holding a cell phone. nearby young people on a table and a smattering of plastic red cups. they're all dancing. gansler says he was there to talk to his son who is not seen in the photo. he admitted yesterday he probably should have assumed there was drinking going on and spoken to some of the partygoers and chaperones there. >>> 5 after the hour. hundreds of people will spend part of their weekend helping to make life a little better for someone else. we'll have that story coming up. >> police, police are going to test a high-tech device that could really cut down on the number of times they have to chase a suspect. >> and ahead in sports, big poppy got a home run but was it enough to give boston the commanding lead in the world series? stick around and gun without a background check.. ithe dangerously mentally ill. criminals. endangering our families. ken cuccinelli opposed closing the gun show loophole - against comprehensive background checks at gun shows for criminals and the dangerously mentally ill.

maryland attorney general, doug gansler admits he should have done more when he teens drinking at an off-campus party during his son's senior week in delaware in june. he stopped back the party to visit his son. pictures of the party hit the website. gansler is saying that he should have stopped any potential drinking that he may have seen at the party. >>> a former member of the ferndale volunteer fire department is behind bars this morning for sexually abusing two children. police are saying preston scott abused the children and videotaped it. scott was not a firefighter, but an administrative employee. he resigned back in may. police are now looking for more possible victims. scott faces a long list of charges. he is being held on a $22 million bond. >>> and post season and the orioles may take away an award in the area of baseball. the os took six of the ten finalist spot for the golden glove, it goes to the best defensive player at each position. manny, jones, wieters, hardy, davis, and markakis are all in the running. >>> here's a look at first warning weather forecast. >>> mor

. >>> maryland attorney doug gansler has paid a speeding tickets amid some highly publicized reports directed them to drive him quickly using a state vehicle. he said a photo camera ticket from d.c. sent to his office was inadvertently not paid and now that he has paid it, even though it's unclear who was driving that ticketed car when it happened. recently publicized 2011 state police memos describe gansler as directing troopers to bypass traffic jams by driving on the shoulder. gansler is one of three candidates seeking the democratic nomination for next year's maryland's governor's race. >>> at 5:34, it's time for another your money report. jessica doyle is off today. there is some encouraging news for parents trying to figure out how to afford college tuition. the college board says the average cost of in state tuition rose 2.9% last year. that's the smallest one-year increase in three decades. the cost of out of state tuition and tuition for two- year schools went up a little more than 3%. however, federal grant aid has gone down so many students are paying more out of pocket. >

there is the governor right now or would-be governor gansler.l-aid, according to the state's top law enforcement officer. the attorney general pictured in the middle of this beach house rager in delaware, reminiscent of "porky's." at any point in your youth, did you go to any parties in high school where they served kool-aid in keg cups? >> no. that would be definitely no. it seems to me like somebody else is drinking the kool-aid around here. it may be gantsler. the was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at angieslist.com trust your instincts to make the call. to treat my low testosterone, my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pre

maryland's attorney general doug gansler is responding to critics after he was seen attending a highol party where many teenagers were reportedly drinking. in the picture here obtained by "the baltimore sun," gansler is seen holding up his cell phone while other teens are seen dancing on a table with rest plastic cups. according to "the sun," the party was held this summer at a house in delaware, rented by a group of parents, including gansler. after initially telling the paper he had no moral authority over other people's children, in the past hour, he seemed to backtrack. >> this was a dance party with loud music, and there may have been some college students or others drinking beer. i just don't know. but the party was chaperoned by adults. but should i as a parent have tried to determine whether there was drinking by other children in the house or ask the chaperons whether there was drinking going on? perhaps i should have assumed there was drinking going on and i got that wrong. >> joining me now, sirius xm's michael smerconish, also an msnbc contributor and a great dad. what wo

doug gansler has announced his running mate. there may be one more name on the democratic ticket. >> have you ever found yourself unable to resist just one more the? scientific proof that stuff inside them is like crack. >> there is a cold front headed this way with a >> the congressman will make a decision on whether he will run for governor of maryland. the former baltimore county executive says he's still looking at throwing his hat into the ring and says he is not concerned that he will be months behind his competitors. being berger -- he is encouraged to run. anthony brown and doug gansler alsoeather lazier are running. >> we told you yesterday about exercise and sperm count. men looking to become fathers might want to change their reckless order. bacon and other processed meats may lower a man's's sperm s sperm count. ce or link lowered the count. new study done at connecticut college suggest oreos may be more addictive than hard drugs. scientists at the college oreorchers crumpled up cookies for rats and place them in one

gansler says it's not his job to break up a party.e has done pretty important public service announcements in the past about the dangers of underage drinking. >> kids typically begin to experience with alcohol at age 12. parents, you're the leading influence on your teen's decision not to drink. it's never too early to talk with your kids about smart ways to say no, like these young marylanders. >> drinking isn't cool. >> i don't want to kill my brain cells. >> drinking has no meaning. >> you're only hurting yourself. >> for more ways to say no to alcohol, go to asklistenlearn.com. >> what do you think about that? i'll tell you someone who doesn't like it. there's been a huge outcry for people who work in the substance abuse front lines, saying that he should have done something, anything about the allegations of underage drinking at that party. >>> also making headlines, matthew cordle. you'll remember that name, that man who confessed on youtube that he killed a man while driving drunk, all before he ever said anything to the police

gansler said he should have investigated and while he did not see kids drinking out of red cups, quote, there could have been cool aid in the cups. >>> freedom of worship is one of the founding principles in this country. there are questions of principles on the part of the obama administration. >> this is a very powerful issue. the fact our government is not on top of it ought to be a source of deep concern to everybody in this country. >> new reports highlights threats to religious freedom are raising questions about how committed the obama administration is to combatting them. the liberty institute says instances of hostility in the u.s. doubled in one year citing efforts to tear down veteran memorials siting religious symbols. certain branches of military may take the words "so help me god" out of the citing. deadly places like pakistan, syria, egypt. the u.s. must send a strong message it will not. >>> roughly 74% of the world's population, 5 billion people live in countries where there are significant restrictions on religious freedom. in many case threats to their lives if they

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gansler says he is not surprised all of the recent publicity of his driving.o see more of these stories during the campaign aimed at the attorney general. >> these stories are being fed to the newspaper reporters by gansler's opponents ohher de tractors that don't want to be elected governor. >> a horrifying story out of iran four christians sentenced to 80 lashes for drinking communion wine. the men are charged with consumer alcohol with violates the iranian law converting from islam to christianity can result in the death penalty. >> oo it may get harder to get a prescription for pain-killers. the fda is toughing up up on pain-killers vibilike vicodin. doctors would not be able to call in a prescription to the pharmacy. supporters pushed for these regulations since they are frequently linked to abuse. opponents say it is making it harder for people in pain. jis in time for halloween. listen to this, the center for science in the public interest is petitioning for m&m's to get rid of the artificial dyes in favor of natural coloring. dyes have been linked to h

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after the announcement gansler left without answering any questions on that report in "the washington post" that outlined complaints about how he treated state troopers who were assigned to protect him. >>> 6:05. time for another your money segment. >> jessica doyle is here sharpening pencils. >> we're doing a little bit of math because your taxes are due today. if you put them off. the government shutdown is keeping most israel workers at home -- most i.r.s. workers at home but that does not mean that you, the taxpayer, is getting a pass. this is the daddy line for filing -- today is the deadline for filing taxes if you filed for an extension back in april. the i.r.s. says it won't issue any refunds till normal government operations resume. the agency also won't have any workers to take calls or help taxpayers in person. more than 90% of i.r.s. staff is on government-wide furlough due to the federal shutdown. >>> after years of financial struggles, amtrak is saying it carried a record number of passengers in the last year. 31.6 million passengers in the last budget year in fact ridin

-gansler- "there are issues here there are first amendment issues there is what is cyber bullying what is not cyber bullying so we are doing it as a pilot in maryland with facebook to see if we can take out the wrinkles see what issues we confront." partnership is designed to streamline reporting of cyberbullying that may not be resolved through facebook's normal reporting process. kc fox 45 news at 5;30 how are the roads looking tonight? brandi proctor has our traffic edge report. map greensprin balt natl pike maps 395 justin bieber under fire over this photo. what he did at the great wall of china... that got the singer in trouble. "people don't want to believe this is a scam, because they really want to believe in that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow." and rival scammers ... preying on the same victim. how an observant postal worker saved one man from losing thousands of dollars. --adblib weather tz-- the investigation into the death of glee star cory monteith has come to close. a final coroner's report confirming that a fatal mix of alcohol and heroin took the life of the thi