if you have a new driver in your household, results ofho >> kernan hospital -- live. local. latebreaking. watching wbal-tv 11 news. >> new tonight, college students hoping to land teaching jobs are among thousands of graduates heading to the job market, but are some more prepared than others? public school teachers are losing jobs across the nation, but that has not been the case in maryland. >> that is due in part to competitive programs. our education reporter joins us in the newsroom with more. faire fall teachers' jobs is in a few days, and eight districts plan to show up with contracts in hand. >> ♪ 88 the apple ♪ >> the art teachers in training from the university. the jobgetting on training at a baltimore county elementary school. every year, more than 500 interns are placed in schools across the state, where they try to get a leg up in the competition, using what they learn in the real world. >> in the classroom, some strategists do not work with certain students and you have to go a certain way. you have to differentiate. >> i think you have the preconceived notion

. >> federal officials have filed an $8 million lawsuit against kernan hospital, saying they fraudulently collected insurance money from medicare and medicaid and other carriers. the rehab center is part of the university of maryland medical system. an official at the hospital said efforts are underway to resolve the case. >> in the trial against ulysses currie, a colleague took the stand in his defense. we are live at the federal courthouse. >> not much action to date just because there were so many delays, mostly in the morning session. however, there was one highlight when a state senator from montgomery county took the stand to defend his good friend, senator currie. delay was the word of the day in the bribery trial, as the defense team and lawyers of executives also on trial called a short list of witnesses to the stand. the first was state senator ryan frosh, who represents the 16th district. his testimony was brief. he testified that the senators' careers mirrored each other. he called senator kirby a modest person and a good legislator. the rest of the testimony consisted mostly

i am derek madson, one of the partners in tupelo, joined by tom peters, teague kernan, and mark dansiger. tom and i are the financial backers and the owners of a banking firm called inverness advisers, based in jackson square. we employ 10 people. we will be responsible for oversight and insuring it is not only a great investment, but a great addition to the neighborhood. teague will be responsible with day-to-day operations. he has a long background in management. his responsibilities included hiring, and vendor management, general operations, and neighborhood relations. he is also the founding member of the local blues band that has been performing in san francisco for the past 10 years. mark dansiger will run the kitchen and has a stellar reputation in the san francisco restaurant community, having worked at places including aqua, ciao, and southern cuisine specialties, which are specific to the food which will be offering. he was our first choice as executive chef because of his style of cooking and overall experience level, which made him the perfect fit for what we are doing. at th

well, former indiana governor joe kernan, a democrat, is making some very serious allegations of voter fraud that stems back to the 2008 presidential election. he says his signatured was forged on then senator obama's primary ballot. so this is a pretty big deal. a lotted of people are going to say, well, wait a minute, who cares? he's president. clinton won indiana. but obama got delegates. but the issue here is voter fraud. i'm going to go to bob first because he's worked on democratic campaigns and i have worked on republican campaigns. there is a belief that in campaigns, you can get signatures. they are want going to question how the other side gets their signature, correct? >> yeah. first of all, i am trying to know that there was some strange politics going on in indiana. having done a number of campaigns in indiana and creatively done signature work there, kitell you that this is just a lot of noise about nothing. this is four years ago. now, they maybe somebody -- you take voter list, you don't have enough names, you get volunteers to write the names down. somebody made the mi

well, former indiana governor joe kernan, a democrat, is making some very serious allegations of voter that stems back to the 2008 presidential election. he says his signatured was forged on then senator obama's primary ballot. so this is a pretty big deal. a lotted of people are going to say, well, wait a minute, who cares? he's president. clinton won indiana. but obama got delegates. but the issue here is voter fraud. i'm going to go to bob first because he's worked on democratic campaigns and i have worked on republican campaigns. there is a belief that in campaigns, you can get signatures. they are want going to question how the other side gets their signature, correct? >> yeah. first of all, i am trying to know that there was some strange politics going on in indiana. having done a number of campaigns in indiana and creatively done signature work there, kitell you that this is just a lot of noise about nothing. this is four years ago. now, they maybe somebody -- you take voter list, you don't have enough names, you get volunteers to write the names down. somebody made the mistake

reduction coming from the work of the committee would have a positive effect on the current spending and kernane output and employment and conversely that failure of the committee to reach agreement for the congress to enact all the agreement reached by the committee would have a negative effect on confidence and thus on spending. >> if we do 1.2 trillion or 1.5 which is the goal and that is all we do, is it a fact that we are going to be back in a year or two or three in a maximum dealing with the same issues on the plate now about the and sustainability of the budget? >> yes, senator and that is certainly right. >> so in terms of the duty that the co-chair hensarling has talked about to provide language to significantly reduce the most important message to the marketplace i told comes if you achieve a 4 trillion-dollar total which is the only way to begin stabilizing the debt is that not accurate? >> yes, the amount needed depends very importantly on how you view the expiring tax provision and others of the current law that would take us away from current policy to which people have become ac

he took office in 1997 succeeding joe kernan who became the lieutenant governor. in his fourth term, he has developed a city in which all residents can be proud to live and work. previously he served two terms as president, representing the south district on south bend's -- 10th district on south bend's northwest side. it has become a hub of technological diversity. mayor licky spearheaded the demolition of more than 400 square feet of obsolete buildings in the former studebaker corridor and strengthened partnerships with leading community institutions, including the university of notre dame. these efforts have come together as south bend created indiana's duo site first technology park, consisting of ignition park on the grounds of the former studebaker corporation. in addition, south bend became the first u.s. city to create a broadband network, the metronet, using its own traffic conduit. as the owner of a small construction company, steve took interest in neighborhood restoration, infrastructure improvements and the revitalization of our city. among other proj