kim dacey joins us with details on the julius henson trial. >> julius henson was paid more than $100,000. he is accused of teaming up with paul schurick to come up with a strategy to keep black voters at home. the robocalls that went out were part of that effort, in violation of state election law. >> i am calling to let everybody know that governor o'malley and president obama has been successful. >> according to filings, a defense expert will testify that by the time the calls went out, the race was already decided, suggesting julius henson says those calls pose no harm. on the witness list is henson himself. the trial is expected to begin today with hearings and motions henson argument by g that the argument against him is defective. >> possible delays in baltimore city after a sewer overflowed. crews were dealing with the spillage into the gwen's falls. this began on sunday. crews were still working on it silverman yesterday. this kerrey was shut down yesterday -- this area which shut down yesterday. >> a store was robbed in bel air. police are looking for a white man in his early 20

. >> julius henson was paid more than $100,000 by the ehrlich campaign in the 2010 election season. he is accused of teaming up with former ehrlich aide paul schurick to come up with a strategy to keep black voters at home last november when ehrlich was trying to unseat democrat martin o'malley. the robocalls that went out to voters in baltimore city and prince george's county were, state prosecutors say, part of that effort, in violation of state election law. >> i'm calling to let everyone know that governor o'malley and president obama have been successful. >> according to pretrial filings, the defense expert will testify that by the time the calls went out on election day around dinner time, the race was already decided, suggesting henson will try to convince jurors the calls posed no harm, because they wouldn't have done any good. on the witness list is ehrlich himself, his wife, kendall, and city comptroller joan pratt. today, the trial is expected to begin with hearings and motions and an argument by henson that the indictment against him is technically defective. kim dacey,

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since henson was a paid consultant, working for the campaign of bob ehrlich. henson admits he was behind the election night robocalls to 112,000 registered democrats in baltimore city and prince george's county, hinting there was no need to vote. >> calling to let everyone know that president obama and governor o'malley have been successful. we're okay. relax. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. >> reporter: henson and ehrlich's campaign manager were both indicted on three counts to violate election laws, attempting to suppress voter turnout and for failing to identify who was behind the robocalls. henson maintains his innocence and believes his prosecution is political. >> so this is something by ben cardin, o'malley, just to punish people who disagree with what goes on in democratic party. >> reporter: henson's attorney says his client has already turned down a plea deal offer. >> it's something when you feel that you're not guilty and that you're innocent, that you don't really want to accept. >> reporter: henson's trial ha

julius henson is accused of being behind the robocalls. the trial against henson was postponed to february after the judge recused himself from the case. henson worked with bob ehrlich and they were charged with violating election laws. >>> he has been dodging our questions for months but today joce sterman finally went face to face with an annapolis paver accused of overcharging his customers by thousands. >> reporter: after backing out of a plea deal, tommy clack said nothing, giving -- said nothing regarding a scam. do you think it was fair to charge these people $16,000 or $30,000? our questions were met with silence today as we met face to face with tommy clack after trying to track him down for months. he is charged in more than a half dozen cases for acting as a contractor without a license. that's just the start. clack has been banned from business in two other states and brought his operation here where the maryland home improvement said he has victims. victims said clack showed up with extra materials and offered a discount but i

henson admits he was behind the election night robocalls to 112,000 registered democrats in baltimore city and prince george's county. hinting that there was no need to vote. >> we're calling to let everyone know that president obama and governor o'malley's campaign has been successful. we're okay. relax. the only thing left is to sit back and watch it on television. >> reporter: -- he is accused of many things. henson believes his prosecution is political. >> this is something by ben cardin, o'malley, just to punish people who disagree with what goes on in the democratic party. >> reporter: henson's attorney says his client has already turned down a plea deal offer. >> it's something that when you feel you're not guilty and you're innocent, you don't really want to accept. >> henson's trial has been postponed to february 6 td. meanwhile, ehrlich's campaign manager, paul suric will go on trial february 28th. >>> and suric faces an additional charge of obstruction of justice. >>> a cloudy and mild november evening. live look outside now. will you need an umbrella. >>> we've had light s

henson is accused of using robocalls to keep black voters at home. the decision now pushes thehenson case to february. >> he was a recent appointee of gov. o'malley. he felt that it would be a conflict for him to hear this case. >> how hard is it to take on some politics in a case like this? i think it is impossible. >> the judge assigned to hear the hansen case in february was a appointed by ehrlich. the other defendants in the case, paul schurick, is to be heard later in the month. a police guard and has been discussed in the hands and kiss, but no deal has been made. -- a plea bargain has been discussed in the henson case, but no agreement has been made. >> you can listen to the robocall and see prior stories from jayne miller on wbaltv.com. as former prince george's county executive and his wife with for sentencing, we now have access to the wire tape recordings made on the day of their wrists. you can hear fbi agent spending on the door as he tells his wife to close at $100,000 check on the toilet and hide nearly $80,000 in cash. >> de you have

that's when a trial gets under way for political operative julius henson. >> reporter: henson maintains his innocence, vic. and he says that the first amendment is on his side. >> reporter: it was a little more than a year ago, when phones were ringing on election night. robocalls from the campaign of republican gubernatorial candidate bob ehrlich went to 2,000 registered democrats, hinting there was no need to go vote. >> i'm calling to let everyone know that governor o'malley and president obama have been successful. we're okay. relax. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. >> nothing in that call was not true. >> reporter: politico consultant julius henson admits he was hired by the ehrlich campaign to the tune of $125,000. but he disputes allegations by the state prosecutor's office, that it violated election laws and failed to disclose who paid for the ad. >> they should read the constitution. the speech clause in the constitution says that political speech is free. and that they cannot control the content. >> reporter: legal expert byron warnkin says

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julius henson is charged with trying to suppress the african- american a vote in the last gubernatorial election. >> julius henson was paid more than $100,000 by the bob ehrlich campaign during the 2010 election season. he's accused of teaming up with aide paul schurick to come up with ways to keep black voters at home last november. andocalls whenent out according to prosecutors are in violation of election law. >> i am calling to let you know that governor o'malley and barack obama have been successful. >> the defense is that by the time the robocalls went out, the election had been a decided and that they did no harm because they would no longer be any go -- would no longer have done any good. bob erlich will testify and even his wife may come up during trial. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> an important to recall for women. still ahead in the "consumer alert," the bacteria that could make you get the hell and a popular product it was found on -- make you get the bill and a popular product was found on. >> all these thoughts twirling at around in my head. >> >> a collision between e i

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jewel yules henson charged with orchestrating calls will be back in court february 6th. the calls were made to mostly african-american neighborhoods where voters were encouraged to stay home, implying that governor martin o'malley already had enough votes to win. henson said he didn't believe the calls were illegal. >>> the baltimore orioles announced their new logo today, which looks a lot like the one from the '80s. they will go back to the cartoon bird head and change up the uniforms. black caps with the white front panel when they're home. hopefully it will bring them a winning season. >>> what would you do if your college student athlete had their college scholarship taken away. that's something some may face. we'll tell you what sports would be affected. >>> last night you first her first exclusive interview with diane sawyer. we'll tell you what gabrielle giffords is saying today. >>> id down to the final four couples but last night one of the dancers rubbed one of the judges the wrong way. we'll tell you what was said. >>> the national highway traffic safety admi

henson's calls were going to roll, to be able to respond so quickly? >> it took most of the day to select a jury in this case and because of the notoriety of the case. the panel consists mostly of women, almost evenly split but -- almost evenly split between black and white. jayne miller, wbal-tv 11 news. >> crews are investigating a serious accident bobbing a school bus. skyteam 11 was over the scene after it happened just a few hours ago on west patapsco avenue. the bus and four other vehicles were involved. police say several people were rushed to shock trauma. >> baltimore police detective said they are investigating war cases of police impersonation tonight. police said the crimes are happening between 10:00 at night and 2:00 in the morning in the area of patterson park. they say they are not wearing police here, but they tell victims they are with law enforcement. >> the individuals are dressed in plain clothes and have badges around their necks. they are approaching their victims at gunpoint and stealing and robbing them of cash and currency. >>

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derek valcourt has more on the allegations and henson's defense. >> hnson maintains his innocence and has said in the past, he is protected by freedom of speech. >> reporter: it was a little more than a year ago, when phones were ringing on election night. robocalls from the campaign of republican gubernatorial candidate went to registered democrats, hinting there was no need to go vote. >> i'm calling to let everyone know that governor o'malley and president obama have been successful. we're okay. relax. everything is fine. the only thing is to watch on tv tonight. >> reporter: nothing in that call was not true. >> reporter: politico consultant julius henson admitted he was behind the ad. but he disputes allegations by the state prosecutor's office, that the ads violated election laws, amounted to voter suppression, and failed to disclose who paid for the calls as required am. >> the state prosecutors and the attorney general of the united states should read the constitution. the speech clause in the constitution says that political speech is free. that they cannot control the conten

he blamed the campaign consultant for the idea and said it was henson's fault the call never mentioned who it came from. >> so the only thing that you have is a campaign manager accepting the recommendation of a consultant, who is contract to make those decisions and saying if you believe this will help us go ahead. >> on the stand all morning long has been rhonda russell, she is an employee of julia henson and is the whom whose voice you hear in that robo call. she says it was her fault the calls only went to democrats and not independents and republicans and she says those calls were intended to be her words, counter intuitive. >> the call was literally meant to simulate voters that would not have been in support of o'malley or the democratic administration, that this would stimulate the voters to say, my vote is going for urlich, i am going to vote for him after i heard this call, so this is the motivation of counter intiewtivity. >> the prosecution expected to wrap up today. >> we will have an update later today. >> detectives are investigating a shooting death in baltimore last ni

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to be able to respond so quickly. >> co-defendant junius henson's cry was postponed earlier this month and is now set for trial was-henson's postponed earlier this month. >> a judge has ordered the release of a maryland man who has been detained for three months in condition with -- in connection with the disappearance of a frederick woman. he has been jailed since august gets, but is scheduled to be released tomorrow due to lack of evidence connecting him to rob garner's the disappearance. prosecutors are trying to find his release, but the aruba appeals court will not even hear the case until wednesday, which is they 18 hours after the giordanos scheduled release. >> crusade flames broke out just before 9:00 a.m. in the 1400 block of argyle avenue. we are told an elderly couple suffered serious burns and were transferred to the burn unit at johns hopkins bayview. there is no word on what caused the fire. >> police say that right in the middle of serving an arrest warrant, they discovered something unexpected. 9 pounds of marijuana and thousands of dollars in cash. officers arrived at

henson's calls are going to roll, to be able to respond so quickly? >> political consultant julius henson it is supposed to -- is set to go on trial sometime in february. >> obama has come forward to charge she and herman cain had a longtime extramarital affair. his lawyer calls it an accusation of consensual conduct, but as steve handelsman explains, the candidate himself is denying this latest allegation. >> it is not as another sexual harassment charge -- it is not another of sexual harassment charge. gentrified claim she had a very determined cain. >> i wanted to come out and give my side before it was thrown out there -- ginger plight claims she had an affair with herman cain. she said she had fun, was blown around the hope -- urumqi country and put up in hotels for years -- she was flown are around the country. >> i was aware that he was married. >> did you have a 13-year affair with this woman? >> no, i did not. >> did you know her for 13 years? >> yes, but i did not have an affair. >> cain said he told his wife gloria. my wife's reaction was s

. >> reporter: wanda russell said she was told by her boss, campaign manager julius henson, to record the now-infamous robocall that suggested that democrat his already won at the polls and there was no need to go vote. >> relax. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. >> reporter: russell testified it was henson who told her not to record the required line saying who paid for the robocall, a call that she said was supposed to be counterintuitive. >> a call that was meant to stimulate voters who would not have been in support of o'malley or the democratic administration. that this would stimulate the voters to say hey, my vote was going for ehrlich. he's down and out. i'm going to go out and vote for ehrlich after i heard this call. so that's the motivation of counterintuitivity. >> reporter: russell said it was her fault that the robocalms -- robocalls were sent to democrats. saying she used computerized lists she already had, rather than create a new list of registered republicans. >> reporter: the defense is expected to begin calling their witnesses in

the estate of william j carter, the jane henson foundation and the corporation for public broadcasting. >> welcome, i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us, this weekend after thanksgiving and this season of coughs and colds. faith-based groups were among the many expressing frustration at the congressional supercommittee's failure to come up with a debt reduction plan by this week's deadline. in washington, an interreligious coalition held what it called a "super- vigil" to pray that lawmakers would protect programs that help the poor in this country and around the world. the group said the nation's most vulnerable could be harmed by several congressional votes still ahead. >> jesus and the prophets, this is the vision. they said do not afflict the poor and comfort the rich. but you tell me what's happening up there? >>> meanwhile, several religious conservatives this week warned against any deal that would include tax increases. >>> a new survey shows there has been a dramatic increase in the number of religious groups that lobby congress. according to the pew forum on relig

paul schurick is accused of conspiring with julius henson to keep african american voters home by logic robocall telling them the election had been decided. his attorney says his client committed no crime. jayne miller is covering the trial a lot of the latest tonight. the search continues for whoever vandalized a middle river neighborhood. >> kim dacey is live the police headquarters with more on the damage done. good morning. >> police think the vandals struck overnight from saturday into sunday morning in the 3700 block on holly grove road in middle river. residents say it is usually a nice neighborhood and they have had no major problems. but yesterday they woke to find a swastika and other messages spray-painted on several cars and fences. those residents are upset by the incident. they spent a lot of the day sunday trying to undo the damage. police don't have a description of the suspects. neighbors think it may be a group of teenagers they have seen around the area. >> these kids -- there's a lot of better things that you can be doing with your time than vandalizing people's prop

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they blame ehrlich's campaign manager julius henson. but on the stand, she said the robocalls were meant to be repsychology. >> this was to say, my vote is for ehrlich. he's down and out. i'm going to go out and vote for ehrlich. >> she said it was her fault it went to registered democrats, not republicans. saying she used phone lists she already had, rather than generating new lists of republicans. >> i used lists of previous clients because i was being lazy. it wasn't out of anyone asking. it was my decision to use the list. >> reporter: late tonight, the state rested its case. the defense begins its case tomorrow. they have a list of some 30 witnesses. among them, they are expected to call former governor bob ehrlich, and former congressman elijah cummings. >>> and campaign consultant julius henson is scheduled to go on trial february 6th. >>> new allegations in the case of jerry sandusky. now, one of his alleged victims is fighting back. andre fujii has more. >> reporter: the man says sandusky abused him more than 100 times, startin

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. >> henson will argue that by the time the calls went out on election day, around dinnertime, the race was already decided. the defense expert will testify that o'malley had already won. the case promises well-known witnesses. bob ehrlich will be called by prosecutors along with two of his four aides. prosecutors intend to use records of phone calls. >> also indicated in this case is the controller, john pratt. tomorrow will begin those hearings on -- hearings on the pre-trial motions. they will be arguing that the indictment against him is technically flawed. >> two firefighters were hurt walcott -- while battling a fire in east baltimore. it was around 9:45 a.m. this morning. the firefighters are able to gain quick control of the blaze, but it is and here it -- unclear if anyone was home at the time. but firefighters are expected to recover from their injuries. in the meanwhile, a gathering to remember two victims killed in a fire on saturday afternoon. it happened in the 400 block of south fulton street. neighbors tell us that donna rhetoric and her son, ernie, r.t. -- a daughter of

campaign consultant julius henson is scheduled to go on trial on february 6th. >>> officers discovered $25,000 worth of marijuana inside a home in the 800 block of north cathedral street. police initially went to the home to serve an arrest warrant for the unrelated case. they recovered 9 pounds of marijuana andest arrested one man at the scene. >>> the rape of a 13-year-old girl leads to the arrest of a 61-year-old man in baltimore. how science helped police track down their suspect. >> police took a hard line on a suspect they arrested. >> an arrest. and there's really no other way to describe this individual than an utter animal. 61-year-old alvin wright was arrested by baltimore police. >> oh, thank you, jesus. thank you, jesus. oh, i'm so -- oh, jesus, i'm so happy. >> a 13-year-old girl was grabbed and forced inside. the house is so dilapidated. >> she fell through the first floor into the basement. our suspect then came in, viciously attacked and sexually assaulted her. >> reporter: the strongest lead came from dna samples left by the man on his young victim. because of the natu

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for julius henson.'s the former aide to former goverror ob ehrlich aacused of violating state election laws.prosecutors say hennon authorizzd more than 100-thousand robo-calls o african american tellphone calls made on election day told voters to governor o'malley had already won.. and to watch the returns on t-v.ehrlich is expected to pe thh trial's star witness. if you're trying to sell your home... things are about to get even harder. harddr."fi-serv"... a financial analytics commpny... 3 and a half percent to fall before they bottom ouu next summer.they say that the numbers will reflect new low of about 35 percent below the 3&so in this buyer's market... how do you mmke sure your home or at all? e your nnighbor's...- p joel d. smith s live in nootheast baltimmrr with the trickssof the trade, to make our home sell faster. good morning joel d. 3 3 there is a lot of news commng out of hollywood this morning... morning...let's start with a reality star who has been in the news a lot latell... kim ka. ka

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against governor o'malley.but polittcal "operative" julius henson...attempted to supress voter urnout automated call sentto more than 1000 thousanddvoters... ppimarily...in african-american neighborhoods. (rydelll "before juryyselection, the judge disclosed that his household had received one of those electioo night robo calls, he says his wiff answered the phone so he never heard the message and the judge told attorneys it would judge lawrence fletcher- hill...wwsappointed by governor o'malley.but schurrick's attorneys...say that's not a problem. (pettit) "he felt he could act faiily and impartially, he ran for election so he's not up for any type of consideration as pooitical consideration." the list oo potential witnessss in this case...not only include bob ehrlich...but ccngressman elijah cummings.schurrick'ss attorneys...say cummings recorded his own robo-call that nightt..in response to the automated calls...fromthe ehrlich campaign. (pettit) "how would they kkow that mr. hennoo's calls were going to roll to be able to respond so quickly."opening statements in this trial....are