chris hanson with "dateline" nbc. >> i remember you guys to catch a predator. >> you watch "to catch a predator"? you like it? >> i like that you guys catch them. crazy people out here nowadays. >> well, guess what, we're catching now. auto thieves. tell me what happened? >> there was a white guy and a white lady fighting. the white lady got out of the car and took out with a white guy in another truck. me and my friend went down there to see what was going on. and he took the truck. >> so was it just an impulse there? >> pretty much. >> spur of moment? >> yeah. >> you're in a bit of a jam right now. >> oh yeah. >> how old are you? >> 19. >> have you ever been busted before? >> i've never done nothing wrong. >> never taken any cars? >> nope. >> gone to jail? >> nope. clean record. been to court once. >> for what? >> for driving without a permit. that's about it. >> what's your biggest regret tonight? >> getting in the truck and going over there. that's the biggest regret i have right now. >> so you're facing serious c

i called the top at hanson back then because i knew how stocks worked. it peaked in july of 2006. this was in part due to the fact that the company did a five-for-one split. and even though they're not supposed to do anything, this encouraged people who had been in hanson for a long time to take something off the table. there was another reason i believed and that was it ticked up the fourth analyst. that's when goldman started covering the stocks. you had two months to sell before the initiation and the stock peak. there was upside left after goldman started the coverage. but prudence dictated we sell once the stock got four analysts. and hanson as was pretty much all other small hot stocks started to cool off once it hit that critical mass of analyst coverage. after it fell off the radar screen and people stopped talking about it, the stock then recharged and powered higher again. it was an amazing renaissance and a testament that when analysts stop following the company and the company's earnings start percolating again as was the case with hanson in 2011, a move can happen. es

larry hanson is an attorney for the adoption agency. how did you choose the amount?s a difficult case both from a jurisdictional standpoint and there was no legal precedent for it. simply what remedies could be invoked on behalf of a minor child who was a u.s. citizen. justin when he stepped foot on u.s. soil in 2009 became a u.s. citizen with all the rights an privileges that apply. so this case we had to find a legal theory that had validity and for which we could find someone withstanding to invoke this child's legal remedies. and this was a two-year long legal battle in which miss hanson hired no fewer than three law firms who threw every technical legal defense in our path that could be thrown. the case went to trial last thursday, and the issue had to do with whether or not this mother had breached a contract, a placement contract, that she signed wherein she agreed that if this child were ever taken from her home for any reason, that she'd remain responsible for his support. >> let me just ask the question about that though. her side of the story at the time w

lee hanson watched the hearing at a military base in new york. >> i think people like khalid sheikh mohammed p if they could come back and told them we killed 50 children today, he would say wonderful. praise allah. i say damn you. >> reporter: deborah burlingame's brother charles was the pilot of the plane that crashed into the pentagon. she watched in outrage as the defendants felt in prayer, or thumbed through a magazine, anything to disrupt the hearing. >> they're engaging in jihad in the courtroom. and we expect that this is what they are going to do forth entirety of this trial. >> reporter: tom hydenbergary greed. his wife michelle was a flight attendant on the plane that hit the pentagon. >> what everybody really needs to do is go down to the pentagon memorial. go down to ground zero at the world trade center. go to shantionville, and just think about the price that was paid. >> reporter: 11 years on, these families wait for payback, and promise to keep vigil. >> we're here for the long-term. it's been a long, long time and we want justice for our families. >> reporter: experts say i

it is 50 the john hanson highway, westbound near 202. it is on the roadway.tbound 50 maryland's inside the beltway. will take you to a couple of cameras and so you will know how to plan. in maryland on the beltway, it's gorgeous between the wilson bridge and the american legion bridge. and in virginia, heavy volume, but we will take it, to get into springfield if. beyond to the pentagon looks great. more to come on the traffic scene. newschopper 7 is in just a little while. back to you. >> thank you. our top story this tuesday a plot to use a sophisticated new abominable a plane headed to the united states. >> the cia managed to thwart the plot that was supposed to mark the anniversary of the death of bin laden. >> this morning, fbi experts and counterterrorism officials reportedly picking through the new type of underwear bomber try to determine whether it could've gotten through the security measures at airports. the device is an upgrade purportedly of the underwear bomb that failed to detonate on a plane on christmas day on 2009. this time according to aut

hampton -- hanson captured attention leading up to the kentucky derby, but did not impress anyone inhe race. just a reminder, wbal tv 11 is your home for all things. yes. -- all things preakness. will be live from pimlico saturday, may 19, five days away. the summer olympics begin in just under 74 days. and for michael phelps, i'd means crunch time in his preparations. he already holds the record for medals in the game, 16th overall, 8 gold. but he has had inconsistent results since beijing. he sounds ready to lock in for final preparations. >> i think the biggest thing i know it's just being able to move in the right direction. my performances have not been too great in training. this is an exciting time. it is going to be a fun summer. i have been able to get an excitement back in the water. he is -- >> he is holding back some of that energy in the final preparationsep >> bayh one of the special session continues at this hour. what is at stake for people on both sides of the budget debate rally in annapolis. and she was sentenced to murder for life -- a sentence to life for the mur

common i'm surprised to hear hanson say this. this is hollywood, the world of entertainment. do what with this, really. >> you know, we have to make it happen no matter what. it starts with the art and the story. obviously we want to have the time and the budget to accomplish the things. it's a lot to do. you know, i think the heart and spirit of the show and what the writing and the actors and the crew itself brings life to it that we'll make it happen with whatever budget we get. hopefully amc will keep increasing the budget. at this point we're grateful to be in our second season. we're looking forward to just making a powerful show. >> it's incredible to get this big 360 playground they give us. we're like seriously, we can do -- it's incredible. we're like we can do anything like this. like the scenes say exterior and the rest is our imagination. >> we have to run unfortunately. hope this is easier than the previous one. i hope the next one is easier than this. it had to be as much fun as we enjoyed watching it. have a great day. >> can we plug second season for a second

lee hanson watched the hearing at a military base in new york >> i think people like mohammed if theycome back and tell him we killed 50 children today, he would say wonderful, praise hall la, i say damn you. >>> her brother charles was the pilot of the plane that crashed into the pentagon she watched in outrage as the defendant knelt in prayer, or thumbed through a magazine. >> they are engaging in jihad in the courtroom and we expect this is what they are going to do for the entirety of this trial. >> reporter: tom agrees, his wife michelle was a flight attendant on the plane that hit the pentagon. >> what everybody really needs to do, is go down to the pentagon, memorial, go down to ground zero at the world trade center, go to shanksville, and just think about the price that was paid. >> experts say it could be years before this cases to trial, the trial they exconnect will be prolonged by -- expect will be prolonged by motions. >>> five men suspected of plotting to bomb a bridge in ohio appear in court they say they didn't do it entering not guilty pleas. a federal judge ruled the

iron man, chris evans at captain american, mark russell as the hulk and charlotte joe hanson is black widow. >> i only like movies only featuring her. >> you don't want anybody to steal her air time. >> yes. >> experts believe it could earn between $150 million and $170 million possibly breaking the opening weekend record held by the last harry potter movie. >>> demi moore has a new twitter handle, following her break-up with ashton kutcher. she called on fans to replace @mrskutcher. without further ado, her new name, @justdemi. keeping it simple. interesting. >>> this comes from wsmv, channel 4 news in nashville, tennessee, where in lawrenceburg, a new mom didn't know she was pregnant until after the little girl came in the world. yep. >> how is it possible? >> last month, amanda fell ill and was air-lifted to a hospital where she went unconscious. when she woke up two days later, she was given shocking news that she had given birth despite the fact she had no clue she was expecting. con gralt grat lations to them. this is lynn berry, this is earl "today," just your first stop of the

. >> andrew robertson, richard hanson. >> good afternoon. i am andyer

. >> andrew robertson, richard hanson. >> good afternoon. i am andy robertson here in support of issuance of the bond. we see the increase in public transit good. by our count, 5,000 by the last census. we hope it will mitigate issues we see on third street. we see it as a welcome invitation and are excited by the name. >> thank you, sir. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. commissioners and director, i think that it is perhaps time to consider whether we will have the money to run the central subway. new details say it will cost $15.1 million per year. you are considering revenue bonds. there is debt service. i believe we can end up with a perfect central subway but a broken muni. i would like you to think of it in those terms. can we afford to operate the central subway without hurting the rest of the system. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. i am the senior field representative from local union number 34. yesterday we sent our first members to work on a central subway. then i

. >> andrew robertson, richard hanson. >> good afternoon. i am andy robertson here in support of issuance of the bond. we see the

since they are on the ocean, you have the salt and that's one reason why people like tim hanson must be on here continuously repainting her because of the corrosive effect. if you were to paint the bridge from one end to the other, how long would it take? >> 23 years and i haven't finished yet. >> it's ongoing? not 24-7, but during business hours? >> they give us two days off for good behavior. we are out here five days a week and working out here in beside this weather and doing the best we can with the weather conditions we have. >> sorry there anywhere you would not go to? >> at this point no. i feel comfortable. i respect it a lot. no one that i have done something that will take to protect the bridge and getting home save to my family and evening, that's the best part. >> thank you very much. appreciate you having us up here. 75th anniversary this sunday. they will have festivity down below and 700 feet plus from 11:00 to 11:00 that day. go to golden gate bridge. here on top of the south tower, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> reporting for the north pole. >> even though it is

. >> reporter: leon and eunice hanson lost their son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter. their anger remains driblirecte the defendants, not the system. >> i think people like khalid shaikh mohammed, if they came back and told him, we killed 50 children today. he'd say wonderful, praise allah. i say damn you. >> reporter: the defendants will be back in court this summer. >>> forensic experts are trying to identify two bodies found this weekend in mississippi who may be members of a missing tennessee family. jo ann bain and her three daughters aged 8, 12, and 15 have been missing since late last month. police and the fbi suspect they were kidnapped by 35-year-old adam mayechltd mayes from northeastern mississippi where the two unidentified bodies were discovered. local residents are disturbed. >> a community like this, on account of this, pretty quiet community. nothing serious has ever happened around here. so, it's a pretty rough situation. >> the fbi says mayes may be headed to arizona. >>> an autopsy is planned today on a man killed at churchill downs, just hours after

there's a white horse called hanson a lot of people are buzzing about but your guess is as good as mine>> come on now. you've got to tell me, who do you like? there's got to be one favorite of yours. which one do you like? >> reporter: i'm going to say it once, reynolds, creative cause. >> we're going to mark that down, my brother. joe, it's great seeing you as always. stay dry out there, enjoy it and i hope fully we'll have some video tomorrow. i'll talk to you soon. >>> folks, something different. we're going to shift gears a bit. how much would you pay to take your derby hat on a plane? on one airline you pretty to buy a separate seat for the thing. we'll tell you who's charging big money for carry-on bags. [ kyle ] my bad. [ roger ] tell me you have good insurance. yup, i've got... [ kyle with voice of dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate policy. [ kyle ] nope, i've got... [ kyle with voice of dennis ] ...the allstate value plan. it's their most affordable car insurance -- and you still get an allstate agent. i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]

and then james hanson who had the spectacular op-ed in the "new york times" about global warming.great discussion with him as well. >> governor spitter is i never doubt the dazzle. we will watch "viewpoint" tonight. >> to thank you. >>> next we bring you gloerj clooney and the $40,000 a ticket dinner there. (vo) now, it's your turn. (vo) connect with the young turks with cenk uygur. >> it's go time. it's gonna be a casual thing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the tight-turning, space-saving eco-friendly smart. escape your stuff. ♪ ♪ planned parenthood. anna talked to a conservative and it got a little contentious. drama, when we return. eliot spitzer joins the new news network. >>we will drill down on the day's top stories in search of facts that inform. >>> president obama is here in los angeles and if you even know somebody who subscribes to president obama email list you know he is at a party at george clooney's house. $40,000 a ticket. but that doesn't make everybody happy. the republicans come out and they say, oh my god, i can't believe this president is doing that. here is

as iron man and scarlett john hanson as a black widow, the vendors is rated pg-13. in the comedy drama, seven strangers are in 48 cultural crash course. there are accommodations are not as they had imagined. >> the tomorrow we will be waking up with fog but that will clear into the afternoon. 10 degrees warmer and descended. let's take a look outside for tomorrow morning. fog south of the golden gate and along the seine retail close line. the 10:00 at or brings more glaring with patches of fog along the san mateo coastline. by noon, sunny skies. temperatures tomorrow will be the same as what we saw today. maybe couple of degrees warmer. it will be cooler close to the coastline. a mix of low-upper 60s in the north bay. temperatures getting back into the 80s by sunday. near 90 inland. >>gary: a good evening. the giants have lost pablo sandoval for a force of six weeks with a broken left hand. vern glenn has more on that story in a few minutes. pablo sandoval had a couple of errors. >>vern: pablo sandoval let of the dugout steps and is headed to the disabled list again

tim hanson is the crew chief, been on this bridge 23 years. what is it like working up here?handrail. out there on the main lines, you and the air, it seems like. >> it is absolutely true. once you get out on to, say, for example, the main cable, we do wear harnesses. once the harness is there, we always wear our harnesses. now, there's other areas of the bridge that are quite as vicarious as this one. now, you get underneath the structure, there's a lot of it. and there are some areas that are down below roadway that we don't see that are obviously, you know, you're walking smaller steel and various -- this is a nice, big, open platform. >> reporter: it's very nice, great view when there's no fog. definitely a dangerous job, but very necessary to keep for that international orange color. thanks for having us up here. and you know, they paint year round. it's not like they start on one end and go to the other. >> that's a big myth. that's one of the top myths of the golden gate that they start at one end and go to the other every year. no way. >> reporter: mary with the golde

will find major tie ups on the outer loop of the belt way alan town road, headed towards 50, john hansonay. earlier this morning rather we had accident activity at 50, all that cleared but unfortunately delays are still with us. that is why the outer loop is slow as you work your way through land over. georgia avenue. slow traffic if you are travelling northbound, 295, south capital, 28 miles an hour headed for the inbound 11th street bridge. southbound, 270, still tied up grid locked now, german town headed out towards the split, earlier problems at 28 cleared wet pavement, combination of the volume not easy, inbound new york avenue, now the lanes are open, two left lanes as you work your way past north capital street. heavy volume coming from the brent wood parkway. lanes are open, heavy, slow and steady on the west side of town. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> well, it may be raining today but we still have our eye on the unofficial kick off to summer fun memorial day weekend. >> holly is getting ready for it now. hey, holly. >> hey, guys, nothing says summer like g

wet, especially since we are on the ocean, you have the salt and that's one reason people like tim hanson must be on here continuously, repainting her because of the corrosive effect. if you were to paint the bridge one end to the other, how long would it take? >> i have been here 23 years, haven't finished yet. >> it is something that's on-going, not 24/7, but business hours? >> they give us two days off for good behavior. we are out here five days a week, working in this weather, doing the best we can with the weather conditions we have. >> is there any place you would not go on to? >> at this point, no. this bridge is -- i feel very comfortable out here. i respect it, all of its heights, everything that's here. that's how i am able to be comfortable to be able to work on the structure is i respect it a lot. knowing that i have done something throughout the day to protect the bridge and getting home safe to my family in the evening, that's the best part. >> tim, thank you very much. appreciate you having us up here. 75th anniversary this sunday. they're going to have festivities down be

john hanson highway. now it's been there for about an hour. are blocked we're working the phones to figure out what's going on there. and what you need to know about it. route 50 apparently is not affected coming in from bowie as you head for the beltway and cheverly. a live look outside right now, and here's what it looks like on 270 at father hurley boulevard. we're fine here coming in from jermantown down to the point where the lanes divide. all lanes are open even on the beltway west side of town. back to the maps this time to the west side. in problems on the dulles -- no problems on the dulles toll road or 66 from manassas to centerville or stirling to fairfax, going to be just fine. a live look at the 14th street bridge, the length of 395 heading to the point into downtown all lanes are open. coming up in my next report, we'll take a look at 95 in virginia at 4:55. >>> metro riders -- metro is finishing work on the orange line. it's so used to expecting delays this weekend. because of the track work. from tonight at 10:00 until closing

. >> hanson's lawyer says he intends to argue the case as is much about politics than anything else. prosecutors hope to limit what it is can say about the political context to the jury. opening statements are expected to begin tomorrow. >> tomorrow marks the one-year anniversary since osama bin laden was killed on a secret mission in pakistan. >> it was a moment that brought the nation together, but one year later it has become highly politicized. kate amara has denied commitment 2012 update. -- has tonight's commitment 2012 update. >> huge crowds and from the white house and i that unify the nation. osama bin laden was dead. one year later, has become a matter of the moment in presidential politics to correct a said that i would go after bin laden if we had a clear shot at him, and i did. >> those comments come on heels of a new obama campaign video about bin laden's death, questioning if presumptive republican nominee mitt romney would have done the same thing. campaigning in new hampshire today, romney said absolutely. the romney campaign now accusing president obama of using the

chateaux hanson in among goal ya's dessert has more than 600 acres of her low and -- merlot grapevinese company plans to expand its brand abroad. according to one study, china is the world's fifth largest consumer of wine. demand is expected to rise to a billion bottles by 2015. >>> oprah winfrey reportedly selling her eight-room chicago condo. check this out right here. $2.8 million in case you're interested. that's roughly half of what she paid for five years ago. believe it or not she never actually lived in the 4600 square foot unit. she spent most of her time living in her duplex a few blocks away. this condo features three bedrooms, a library, a butler's pantry and a wine room. what do you think, mike? you interested? >> for oprah, that's not a lot. >> the fact she never lived there i think is-- >> sort of puts her name on it. >>> as howard tells us, we're going towards 90 today and summer is less than a month away. it also means the return of miskey toes. >> i hate -- mosquitoes. >> i hate them. >>> we're going to tell you what one county is doing to combat the problem. 9news no

this horse, hanson, is a favorite. >> to win the derby, it's everybody's dream.but to be local and be part of the racing scene, it's so much fun. >> reporter: experienced derby goers know this weekend is about more than just horses. >> it's gorgeous. >> reporter: hats. everywhere. big ones. small ones. even baby ones. the fascinator was popular last year. this year, milliner christine moore says women are going a bit bigger. >> in kentucky the smaller the woman the larger the hat. so if you want to wear a large hat, go for it. >> reporter: patty starts planning out her outfit months in advance. >> i pick the dress first. the color really just depends on what i see that i like. and then she sees the dress, christine sees the dress, and then we go from there. >> reporter: men, too, must dress to impress. >> you're going to see all kinds of preppy shades from creamsicle orange to pale blues, pale pinks. so it's really about color for the guys. >> reporter: the mint julep has been the derby's official drink for nearly a century. they'll serve 120,000 here this weeken

and few, including bette lee hanson, think much about what's in them. >> no, i don't.hame on me. >> reporter: but right now, no one has the authority to help her, not even the government. so here are some of the chemicals advocates say americans put on their bodies everyday. from formaldehyde, a known carcinogen and dioxane in some shampoo, to lead on your lips, parabens, possibly linked to cancer, in deodorant. even mercury, in skin-lightening creams. tolulene, known to cause headaches in nail polish. and diethyl phthalate, linked to allergies, hormone disruption, and dermatitis in perfume. europe has banned 1,200 such chemicals. the united states, only ten. so critics say cosmetic makers mix a riskier brew of the same product for domestic use. >> companies think that their european customers deserve safer products. >> reporter: there is now a move in congress to pass a bill to regulate cosmetics by summer, requiring labeling of all ingredients and prohibiting chemicals linked to cancer or reproductive problems. cosmetic companies spent $3.5 million lobbying against t

in rare instances it causes pneumonia, like what killed jim hanson. but it's led to the flesh-eating bacteria, she's one of several hundreds cases in the u.s. every year. experts say the bacteria affects everyone differently, depending on their immune system. one leading expert says she most likely got the bacteria by inhaling it. the same way anyone could. only for her, it settled in her body at the cite of an injury on the back of her leg. >> on occasion, it gets from the throat, circulates in the blood stream, finds this area of muscle injury and stops there, sets up shop and starts to cause serious infection. >> reporter: aimee copeland fell victim to a perfect storm of circumstances, first the gash on her leg, then falling into the fetid river. >> that water clearly was the cause, the source. no doubt. >> reporter: treatment consists of large doses of antibiotics and surgery. about one in five cases, the disease is fatal. copeland is now showing signs of recovery, today asking for books and smiling. >> i believe we've had victory over death here.

it would is said she recorded the call at hanson's request. >> 55 degrees on tv hill. police make more than a dozen arrests in the hazing of a band member. >> which former candidate will runner?back nthe front- >> more weather and traffic when we come back. does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4glte network and motorola, whatever you want to do... droid does. >> welcome back. 5:09. 57 degrees downtown. we have some light rain in downtown baltimore. heavy rain in other neighborhoods. the heaviest rain crossing over kentchesapeake bay over to c and queens and county. some of you will get some heavy rain over the next 15 or 20 minutes. mostly from the senate on north. south of town, you will have a dry commute. showers and thunderstorms this morning. then the skies will clear as a move into the afternoon. high temperature near 78. we will check the seven-day fo

this horse hanson is a favorite. >> to win the derby is everybody's dream.to be local and be part of the racing scene, it's so much fun. >> experience derby goers know this weekend is about more than horses. >> it's gorgeous. >> hats everywhere. the fascinator was popular last year. >> if you have the personal, go for it. >> patty starts planning out her outfit months in advance. >> i pick the dress first. the color really just depends on what i see that i like. then she sees the dress. christine sees the dress. then we go from there. >> men, too, must dress to impress. you're going to see all kinds of faves. from cream sickle orange to pail blues, pail pinks. it's really about colors for the guys. the mint julep has been the drink for nearly a century. they'll serve 120,000 this weekend. but nonlike this. the thousand dollar mint julep. the money goes to charity. >> but for $2,000 you get this wonderful 24 karat gold plated cup with 43 diamonds. >> but if you were hoping for that souvenir, too late. it's already sold out. but there's plenty of money the pur

hanson is accused of trying to suppress the african-american vote. he says what he did was no crime and he is being punished for running against the grain of maryland politics. >> still ahead tonight, britain's most beautiful face based on a panel of experts. >> you can decide for yourself. >> the prosecution has rested in the case against john edwards. what the defense has to prove. >> need more water? how about pain medication? now you can to meet with eurand -- communicate with your nurses like never before. like never before. we love gardening... yeah, but the feeling wasn't always mutual. i want you to grow big! if you grow for me, you'll get cookies for free. nothing worked. ♪ but we started using miracle-gro garden soil. you just mix it with your backyard soil... and it feeds your plants for up to 3 months. my plants grew bigger... more beautiful... with more flowers and vegetables. guaranteed. everything changed with miracle-gro. for you are these flowers, like soap is for showers. everyone grows with miracle-gro. >> covering the nation tonig

we go to after the beltway on 50 the john hanson highway before the new carrollton metro. crashes on the left shoulder. lower 14th street, up to the reagan building in this camera, eastbound on the freeway there was a minor accident near the third street tunnel. we are looking at 95, eban flow delays out of dale city it to get to lorton and newington and then from the beltway off and on to the pentagon. if you take metro rail, delays, earlier train malfunction resolve that friendship heights. back inside. now to doug hill with a look at our forecast. >> looks pretty good outside my window, partly sunny skies. in arlington, the time lapse shows there are breaks in the clouds. it has been an interesting morning. there's the promise of a little more sunshine still for a while. but it will be a losing proposition later in the day? as clouds advance. 60 degrees at chesapeake beach partly cloudy skies right now. if temperatures are comfortable in the upper 60's -- upper 50's to low 60's. 57 in bethesda, 59 in alexandria 59 in morningside. highs in the mid to upper 70's. a few sp

. >> an aide to bob ehrlich said he did not know if hanson had been paid or not. he said they use reverse psychology to motivate voters to get to the polls. one witness testified that he thought the robocalls was a motivator to get him to go vote. >> we have some late breaking word in the werdesheim assault case. the state has rested its case. lowell melser has more from the mitchell courthouse. >> after more than a week of testimony from about a dozen witnesses, the state finally rested its case in the werdesheim beating trial, and there were some very interesting moments this morning as things got under way. shortly after testimony began monday morning, some tense moments after a woman watching the werdesheim trial, who art critic who we are not identifying, collapse. avi werdesheim, a trainee in tea, jumped out of his chair and went to render aid. -- a trained emt. >> a witness took the stand saying that the light werdesheim told him that he felt the victim pinned him against the car before the incident occurred -- eli werdesheim said he felt the victim pentami

hanson served as a consultant for the bob ehrlich for governor campaign in 2012. he claims the robocalls was designed to encourage voting but the prosecution said it was designed to suppress the african-american voting. >> he told the jurors the robocalls and not to 100,000 voters in baltimore city. in december last year, the jury found paul schurick guilty of election fraud. his sense included 30 days of home detention at 500 hours of community service. he is appealing his sentence in the case. >> all campaigns depend on turnout. of course hopefully your side gets more votes than the other side. that is democracy in america. to say that it is something illegal about it or something underhanded about that is simply not true. >> he stated the goal was to have as many african-american voters stay home. julius henson says two-thirds of the proposal was about bringing in boats, but the early campaign rejected the plant -- the plan. >> voter suppression in the united states today is wednesday legislators pass legislation that restricts people's ability to evoke. $25, b

they hope to convince jurors hanson is being target by those in political power. >> my client thinkse state prosecutor says otherwise. >> every case comes along and we try to make an independent judgment whether it merits prosecution. >> reporter: the judge ruled the calls are not protected by free speech. henson must convince the jury the calls were not intended to suppress voter turnout. jury selection will continue this morning and opening statements could be made later today. >>> the early campaign manager paul shire rick was convicted on the same charges. he was sentenced to home detention and community service. >>> law enforcement agencies are on the alert, one year to the day after the death of osama bin laden. navy seals raided his compound in pakistan. intelligence analysts are combing through the computers and other evidence during the raid. the president spoke of the importance of this anniversary. >> i think that people, the american people rightly remember what we as a country accomplished in bringing to justice somebody who killed over 3,000 of our citizens. >> governme

. >> hi, i am chris hanson. is that zima you have? >> cases of mike's hard lemonade. bill, you are 36 and basically still a child. >> that's not a question. coming up, everybody's brain develops different times and in different i whats. if that's the case why don't we have cognitive tests developed by experts in that field that will determine whether an individual is rational enough to drive, to drink, to watch basic instinct. why can't it be different for every single person? you know why because everything sucks. i am old and pessimist. >> and also because you would cheat on all of the tests. >> i am not smart enough to cheat, madam. >> you cheated off me once. >> wouldn't all of these tests in bill's fantasy land, wouldn't they be run by liberals and psychiatrists. >> they are run by the same guy bees hind the desks. >> do you know what the cost of an adult license would be? >> none of us would have one. >> i'm sorry i heard you say that, that, that. >> anthony in most states you have to be 18 to buy a long gun and 21 to be a handgun. is that fair? >> no, i remembe