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julius hinson -- iwas convicted. the call suggested that the election was over before the polls had closed. he argued that shawn -- charges are unconstitutional and the case against him should be thrown out. >> what is the nature of your defense? >> we basically state -- the state made a mistake in bringing this case and we will prove it. >> hanson will be back in court tomorrow. the top aide has been convicted on similar charges and will be sentenced next week. >> the joint legislative ethics committee is considering action against state senator ulysses currie. he failed to disclose that he was a paid consultant for national grocers while performing his duties as an elected official. david collins is following the case and joins us live with more. >> senator kerry met with that committee behind closed doors for 4.5 hours. he tried to leave your back door but we caught up with him. you are in their long time. what did they ask you, what did they want to know? >> i cannot comment. >> is there any wiggle room for a neg

. >> hinson is accused of fraud because prosecutors say the cult misled voters and pelt -- failed to identify who paid for -- prosecutors say the call a misled voters. julius henson is trying something different. he wants the state prosecutors filed in a different case in the western part of the state. the issue there, a robocalls that went out the day before the november election, targeting a county commissioner candidate. >> paid for by washington county republican central committee. >> the republican county in washington and -- republican party denies any connection to the call. a formal complaint was filed with the state prosecutor, who declined to file charges. says it further inject politics into the case and raises questions about the prosecutor's motives could expect the judge today refused to order the state prosecutor to turn over the files about that washington county case, but told his lawyers he could file a public information request. the judge did not out one of the five counts against henson. jury selection could start tomorrow. >> the presidential historian accused o

. >> reporter: hinson admits he was also behind the robo calls. rhonda russell is going to testify that the calls she recorded were a sort of reverse psychology. >> reporter: failed include the disclosure that the ad was coming come. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >>> the campaign manager is scheduled for sentencing next week. >>> it's a record, right now gas prices are higher than they have ever been at this time of the year. in the last week, gas prices climbed 10-cents in maryland. now some experts predict we could soon be paying $5 a gallon for regular. prices go up late february and into march. that does not take into account governor o'malley's proposed sales tax. the gallon of regular costs an average of $3.36. but today that will set you $3.52 a gallon. you can find the cheapest gas in your neighborhood by logging on to wjz.com. >>> brawls break out in a maryland mall because of shoes. it's not the first time shoppers have gone that far for nike's. >> reporter: think of the word composite. nike calls these their new composite foam sh

hinson was accused of making the robocalls in the november 2010 election to try to suppress the african-american vote. >> testimony will continue tomorrow in the murder trial of university of virginia lacrosse player george huguely. one of his angry e-mails to his girlfriend, according to prosecutors, red "i should have killed you." lowell melser has the latest from charlotte. >> as evidence is officially presented in the george huguely murder trial, opening statements from both sides take the better of two hours wednesday morning. virginia commonwealth attorney warner chapman's statement mostly surround the night club was found dead, explaining evidence that shows he kicked in the door to her bedroom, leaving behind the na, and highlighted by lead e-mails including one with a " ocracoke, i should have killed jukes." it went on this a forensic evidence would show she died from blunt force trauma and that it took her two hours to finally died after sustaining violent injuries to the head. his attorney said the relationship was on again off again, and they cheated on each other throughout. lawrenc

hinson argues that the charges are unconstitutional and the case against him should be thrown out. >> we basically, the state made a mistake in bringing this case, and we will prove it. >> call schurick has already been convicted on similar charges. he is scheduled to be sentenced next week. >> a man shot in east baltimore early tonight has died from his injuries. we brought it to you with breaking news this afternoon at 5:00 when police were called to east preston street were a victim had been shot several times. he was taken to a hospital where he died. there is no word tonight on his identity and no arrests have been made. the search is on for gunman's night after shooting in west baltimore around 1:00 this afternoon. we are told a city police officer on patrol found a man lying in the street suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. there is no word on the victim's condition or motive. baltimore city is preparing to roll out an on-line crime reporting service designed to spare crime victims a long wait for patrolmen and save money at the same time. kerry cavanaugh joins us live at c

. >> hinson will be back in court tomorrow. he will be sentenced next week. >> a teenage girl was abducted and assaulted. we have talked with investigators. >> polic3e had little to go on and they hope the public will help. on january 18, police say a 16- year-old was walking and one of the men in a vehicle yelled something. she ignored him. she was pulled into the back seat and was sexually assaulted. they did not see or hear anything and say the crime is otu of character. >> there is enough traffic where someone would have seen her. >> that is unusual and out of character? >> it is. the girl was not walking home. she was wearing jeans and a coat and gloves. the men dropped her in the same area. >> we are askign the puoblic to contact the police department. >> police agree this is out of character. give the police a call oryou can call crimestopper. >> a man is accused of shooting a man and leaving him for dead. police say he shot norris conley multiple times. detectives claim he is held at central booking. >> two young men an

. >> reporter: hinson ended up homeless.and h -- he says a building full of veterans would be helpful. >> they're probably going through the same thing i am. >> you won't be going through the same thing over and over again. you will be able to have a roof over your head. >>> the owners of a popular walnut creek bar and grill are scheduled to go before city leaders and ask that restrictions on the bar's alcohol service be lifted. in december, the commission changeed the lift lounge service hours from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. after the lounge allegedly committed several violations of its conditional use permit. the changes did not go into effect while the lounge appealed itself restrictions. city leaders looked for ways to try to curve the violence. >>> a san jose man is in jail accused of trying to kidnap his ex-girlfriend. padilla forced his exinto his car yesterday. she was able to escape by jumping out of the moving car in milpitas. she then called a friend who picked her up. later, padilla attacked that male friend with a

outsource government functions to private industries very often private industries that have contributed hinson lead to the election campaigns of the legislators who pass these privatization enabling acts so it's a very lucrative business when you can entice legislatures into essentially devoting a large chunk of the state's budget to paying you especially if you're going to lock in a twenty year contract with a ninety percent occupancy rate as they would have to call it they run these things like hotels so it's very easy to make a large amount of money if you can have a state government programs to give it to you yes very easy all right so it seems like there are obviously a lot of problems here will get into this required ninety percent occupancy and all that but even the idea of signing a contract for twenty years does that take a lot of power away from the state what if this company is not doing a good job they're not running this prison affectively area locked in. well i'm sure that there are skewed clauses which maybe is the wrong phrase to use for a private prison group but i'm sure that