jane miller is covering the trial of bob ehrlich. >> paul schurick's lawyers will use the testimony of rohonda russell to bolster their claim that there was no crime. >> rhonda rusell was the voice on the robocall that was sent out in the election. she told lawyers she was the one who picked who had a call and had no instruction to target voters that were bought. >> it was never given anything specific as far as ethnicity. >> he wrote the text of the call but told voters there was no need to vote even though the polls have not closed. the illegal voter suppression. russell call it something else. >> i would call it a political tactic -- counter into nativity. >> the calls were never intended to keep people at home but reverse psychology. >> the calls for bent to somalia to voters that would not have or ain support of o'malley democratic administration. this would simulate bullet and say, my vote was going for ehrich. i will go out and go after i heard this call. >> she could have included republicans attempt -- independents and the call, but she did not take the time to use those lists

jane miller ? a closer look at the gps system that helps link crosby to the crime. >> we are continuing to monitor the search for the man on your screen right now. police say he raped a 13-year- old girl in east baltimore this month. the victim was grabbed and forced into a victim -- a vacant home where she was insulted. if you know anything about the crime, you are asked to call crime stoppers. 866-7-lockup. the sentencing of walter best -- walter bishop, jr. takes an interesting turn tonight. his father takes the stand it tonight. he spoke -- was spoke spokebarry smims from bel-air. >> not only did walter bishop, senior take the stand, but we also heard from his son. walter bishop, jr. stood before the family of his victim. he expressed sorrow and regret saying, i know you will never be able to forgive me. he relives the murder every day. it haunts me in my sleep. it haunts me what i am a week. he apologized to the jury for having to make such a life altering decision. they heard from bishop's br

. >> i am jane miller live at the mitchell courthouse. the jury is now in place x a historic day in egypt. the first election since hosni mubarak was forced out. relatively peaceful, despite concerns there would be widespread violence. today marks the start of a political process in egypt. demonstrators are organizing a protest against the elections. they are board causing it because they don't believe the egyptian military can be trusted to oversee a process -- they are boycotting it. >> they are not getting married or in dealing with the occupied movement. there is a deadline to move that has already passed. the city ordered demonstrators to remove their campsite at city hall by 5:00 p.m. sunday, but through the overnight hours and into monday morning, dozens of tents remained. police and occupy protesters are standing their ground in los angeles. hundreds of protesters remained in the park in front of city hall after the deadline for them to move had passed. police in riot gear stood by and what several streets when park -- protesters

. >> jane miller is live in the newsroom with the latest on the grand prix. >> the mayor is still a fan of the racing event, but there is doubt about its future. >> stephanie rawlings-blake acknowledged the grand prix troubles. a splashy event for baltimore, but besieged by debt and vendors. >> i have concerns about the management. >> yesterday, city hall told the developers to pay their debt by the end of the year or the city pulled out of the deal. the city says is owed about $1.5 million. a number of vendors complained they have not been paid either. the city spent nearly $7 million on roadwork for the event. a study last week showed the event generated about $47,000 in economic impact, far short of what's promoters promised. >> i am pleased by every day that goes by. while there have certainly been detractors, people coming up to me and telling me what a wonderful experience they had, it was definitely a chance to showcase baltimore on a world stage. we just need to make sure that it matches the magnitude of the event. >> the deadline for deciding about next year's event, which is s

i am jane miller. >> if you have a charity he would like to check on. we have the link on our web site wbaltv.com. >>> fit for duty. that is what doctors are saying about president obama. he was a value added by a naval doctor last week. the president is in -- he was even a limited by an evil doctor last week. the president is in good health. he is due for his next jet in december of 2012. -- checkup in december of 2012. >>> not bad for trick or treat ers. light shower activity crossing the bay, cutting across the eastern part of hartford county. it is catching a sprinkle this evening. areas of central and western maryland had begun a drying process that could produce a nice middle part of the week. there was no measurable participation. -- precipitation. temperatures were a little cooler. 56 the high at the airport. record high, 85. the last day of october in 1946. some cold stuff in 1966, 25 degrees the record low. our low today was 30. that is 11 degrees below the average. we will work in to the month of november with normal temperatures for most of

. >> our own jane miller will be reported tomorrow during the 9:00 hour of the morning news. be sure to wakeup for the news starting at 5:00 a.m. honoring the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform, today the nation paused to say thank you. president obama began the veterans day at arlington national cemetery. he placed a wreath at the tombs of the unknown whose remains have never been identified. he addressed hundreds of attendees were he thanked military personnel for their service. >> while many responsibilities come from the job, none are more humbling and serving as were commander in chief. i am proud to be with you today. >> hundreds of people in the baltimore area took time out to thank the men and women who have given so much for their country. whose broad stripes -- >> on the 11th day of this month, veterans and family and friends gathered to honor those who dedicated their lives to military service. >> will celebrate the contributions of our armed services to remember those who have served our nation to preserve freedom and the american way of life. for those sti

the lead investigative reporter jane miller is live in the newsroom with more. >> the mayor once called the grand prix a gain changer. she's still a fan of the event, but conceded that organizers have put the future of the event in question. >> is there going to be a year two of this race? that has yet to be seen. i think it was a good product and good for the city. it was an excellent opportunity to showcase the best of baltimore on the world stage. we just need to make sure the management matches the magnitude of the event. >> the city has given the developments until december 31 propofol gumper pa pa to pay what it owes or it will pull out of the deal -- december 31 for the developer to pay what it knows or it will pull out of the deal. a study last week showed the event generated about $47,000 in economic impact, far short of what was promised. >> not a bad november-across the mid-atlantic after a bit of morning fog burned off -- a bad knock -- not a bad november day across the midlantic after a bit of morning fog burned off. lots of 60's showing up on thermometer's this afternoon.

--jane miller is live downtown. >> lawyers asked, what evidence task >> i am calling to let everyone know that governor o'malley to president obama has been successful. >> they played the robocall fortune is today. >> relaxed. everything is fine. >> it is the key evidence against him who authorized the call in the 2010 election. suggested the election was over before the polls closed. an effort to keep black of voters at home. do not let testimony trivialize what happened here. you do not need me to tell you how security code is. this was not just a dirty trick. in the state of maryland, it is against the law. that is why we are here. hired by the erlich campaign, prosecutors disclosed he was in line to get a $30,000 bonus had erlich won. an official asked, what does he need to make city turned out to stay low? i think we need to offer a victory bonus. he wrote what is called the shirt doctrine. it was the plan to confuse black voters. he rejected the plan. he called it an overreach of the party in power. the heavy arm of the stake came down across the entire republican party. it is

jane miller is live with more accurate >> we figured this would happen. the case is all about politics, and the fact that the judges are political employees are problem. he is accused of using the robocalls in the 2010 election to keep black voters at home. the judge who was assigned the case recused himself from hearing it causing the case to be delayed. >> he was a recent appointee of gov. o'malley. he felt it would be a conflict for him to hear this case. >> d think it is a conflict if the judge is appointed by o'malley? >> the candidates are clear that the judge has the discretion -- discretion to whether he or she has a conflict. that is a call only for the judge. >> the case against henson is set for february. meanwhile, former ehrich aide paul schurick is also in the case. a plea bargain was suggested but no deal has been made. >> as former prince george's county executive jack johnson and his wife with for sentencing, we have access to the wiretap recordings made on the day of there are pressed. you can hear fbi agents spending on the door. he flu

i-te lead investigative reporter jane -- jayne miller has more. >> the three suspects were literally caught in the act after two street robberies in west baltimore. the first happened on preston street when the suspects approached a man and told him they were serving a warrant. >> puns once they had him detained, they took u.s. currency and cigarettes and left that scene. the individual who was victimized realized something wasn't right, summoned police, and then caught them a short while later doing the same thing within the 3200 block. these guys were dressed in all black fatigues with police duty belts and gold police badges around their neck. >> so they would look like a police officer. >> correct. there was an air of authenticity that these men presented. >> police are looking at whether they carried out home invasions dressed as cops. jayne miller, wbal-tv 11 news. >> one of the suspects, wane casey, was charged in 2008 with impersonating a police officer in baltimore county. the charges were later dropped. >> no word yet in the bribery case of ulysses curey. he's accused of ta