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suugesting it was in retailation. 12:56:42 was signs for mr leopold i talked about mr leopold at eventsluded in the affiiavit ... more details regarding that 911 call made back in 2009 from a caller regarding that wws parked at the westfield annapolis mall.((911 call from 2/11/09) i sse some activity going onnin a car and i don't think it's proper. whht kind of activity sir. it looks liie sexual activity to me. i'm not pooitive but it looks like there's naked people in the car. the woman who filed the affidavit says she was the because many people thought ce - she was the woman in theeback she's not particcpating in the pawsuii... but is now on meddcal leave because of the stress. it's stress.... harris says she can elate to. 12:52:36 just totally ignnred me and humilateddme. these attorneys have denied all along... suggesting they're in this fight for the long haul and plan to win. joy lepola fox 45 news at ten. leopold's... also... accused of ...using... his... security etail.../ for... personal duties.../ resulting... in... thousands of dollars... in... overtime. new... numbers ...sh

be the responsibity of leopold to pay up. joy lepola fox 45 news att5:30. the owner of the recher theater says he's not to blame for the fights that broke out last weekend in towson. but now he's worried about his business being punished - as a . scapegoat.an unruly crowd gathered outside on york road saturday iiht after being turned away from a private event aa the theater. iiside, a charity fundrriser waa being hostee by a fraternity. police ended up being caaled to clear the crrwd. several people were arrested.the county execctive is now questtoning the tteater's liquor license - and their policy renting to outside promoters. 3<"we've haa outside promoters for jam bands, rock bands, for emo bands... for charities.> charities."> the event waa never posted on the theater's website. the ooner thinks worr simply spread through ocial media.. new thhs orning...soldiers at fort meade noowhave to undergo mandatory suicide prevention prainiig.leaders of the army pnstallation have scheddled multiple sessions today for all service me

loss of of being made against the woman who came forward in a sexual harassment case against john leopold. barry semmeses live in the newsroom. who is making the threats and why? >> an attorney says his three clients, who all work for the county executive, are highly agitated and aggravated. they claim statements made in an affidavit by another employee are untrue. than it is another sign of the intensity of the legal battle involving executive john leopold and a former employee. she is suing the county, claiming sexual harassment and wrongful termination, but a female employee on medical leave is now facing threats of a lawsuit for allegations she made in an affidavit about leopold and some of his other tack -- staff members. >> it is obvious that the hostilities between the parties and the litigation are escalating, and now, there's other employees involved. >> in a signed affidavit, she claims she is on leave because of post-traumatic stress syndrome, caused by what she calls the toxic environment in the office. she says documents were destroyed and several of leopold's staff members w

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leopold faces charges of allegedly misusing security detail. the 17-year-old victim in last week's shooting in perry hall high school is improving. doctors upgraded his condition from critical to serious 11. news has also learned that the suspect in the shooting, robert gladden jr., has been indicted by grand jury. faces nine counts of attempted murder. although he only fired two shots last monday, documents showed he intended to kill eight other people. as the case unfolds, parents in the perry hall community are questioning officials on everything from safety protocols to crisis counseling. questions were posed tuesday night about what happened at the first day of school and what is being done to prevent similar incidents in the future. in addition to putting more pressure on school faculty, roberts said it comes down to social media awareness. >> if you see someone like this, even if it is a friend making comments, just know that it is not cool, not ok, not just no big deal. it comes down to you, parents, ross, educators, and the students. -

leopold is being sued by former employee for sexual harassment. the public thought i was the woman in the backseat of the car with leopold in the parking lot. she went on to say, leopold was where i had done some modeling in the past and he asked to look at my photos. he spent the money to show him photos of meat in a bathing suit, and i did so. leopold also faces criminal charges for misusing his security detail. rapid it -- the affidavit is being provided to the attorney overseeing the sexual harassment case. >> frank williams and william wood iii are charged in the shooting death of 19-rolle rodney pritchett at the mall in december of last year. brandon and brown are also -- are also accused in the place. the jury will resume deliberations at 9:30 in the morning. the suspect in the perry hall high school shooting was indicted and more disturbing allegations have surfaced. 15-year-old robert gladden jr. faces charges. according to charging documents, he intended to kill eight other people. investigators say he fired two rounds from a shotgun he

. >> more accusations from an employee of john leopold. she is not the first to make these kinds of claims. we have more on this latest accusation and another -- an interview with another accuser. >> that is right. three women have made charges under oath that john leopold harass them in the workplace. the accuser is not yet a plaintiff but she gave a sworn deposition in support of lawsuit brought by two other women and we did talk to one of those planes in she says the new charges indicate her. >> just waiting. >> the latest charges against john leopold prove her claims of harassment she said. >> what it says to me is all the charges that the women have proclaimed in public and in court are very credible. this is reality. these things really did happen. >> he is a predator. >> the latest allegations come from carla sagerholm. she describes a toxic environment in his office. she backs of claims that harris was targeted for firing and a 67-year-old leopold use binoculars from his fourth floor office to ogle women walking into the county off

by law,,the county is on the hook to eep leopold.efore so are taapayers. 13:57:588pressure needs toobb brought against leopold to resign and also for him to pay for it out f his own pocket. this is just an abuse oo the power of his office and he is not serving the eople well and he shouldn'' be taking their money to pay for this every single budget n the - sttte is strapped. :41 :41even if convicted leopold his legal fees. damages are a &pllw equiree thh county to provide for leopold's defense... if found guuity itt would bb the county executive who would be expecced to pay up. the hits keep ccming for baltimore.just days after baltimore was ranked one of phe dirtiest cities in the country... itts now on the census bureeu... baltimore is - the 22nddpoorest large city in thh country.it finds that 1 in 4 residents living in poverty. poverty.the median income in the city... is around 39 thousand dolllas and the aaerage home value is washington d-c... on he other hand... is ranked the third wealthiest city in the countryy carroll county

karla hamner is suing the county claiming sexual harassment by leopold and wrongful termination. but a female employee on medical leave is facing threats of a lawsuit for allegations she made in an affidavit about leopold and other top staff members. we asked county councilman jamie benoit about it. >> it's obvious that the hostilities between the parties in the litigation between ms. hamner and the county executive and the county are escalating and now there's other employees involved. >> in her signed affidavit, carla sagerholm claims she is on leave because of post-traumatic stress disorder caused by the toxic environment in the office. she says documents were destroyed and several of leopold staff members were concerned about office workers exposing various practices and acts. sager home's statements sparked two letters from an attorney, dating september 6 and september 11. threatening legal action, calling the allegations libelous and slanderous, claiming the actions were for personal game -- gain and with a view of extorting settlement and/or benefits from her employment wi

leopold has been sued by a former employee for sexual harassment. he also faces criminal charges for misusing his security detail. records were destroyed to avoid being subpoenaed. she also claimed she had to endure sexual jokes and meet his request to pose in a bathing suit. her affidavit is provided to the court overseeing the sexual- harassment case. >> governor martin o'malley steps into the national spotlight tonight. he is among the headliners opening the democratic national convention. the governor and delegates gathered this morning. you can catch his address tonight at 10:00 right here on wbal tv 11. there is no chance he will overshadow michelle obama, one of the keynote speakers tonight. >> first democrats are taking care of business, including adopting the parti's platform. platform. >> a lot of excitement as delegates get down to business. they have a full evening, capping off with the speech from the first lady. delegates for the democratic convention are making history, adopting the first platform to include same-sex marriage. a move

byylaw, he counny is on the hook to help leopold. therefore so are taxpayers. 3 pressure needs to be brought against leopold to resign and also for him tt pay or ittout of his own pocket. this is just an abuse of tte power of his office ann he is not serviin the peoplee ell and he money to payyfor thii especially at a time when pvery single budget in the state is straaped. :41 will not be expected to repay - his llgal ffes. damages are a different story.while state law requires the ounty to provide for leopoll's defense... if found guilty it would be the county execctive who would be exppcted ttopay up. a settlement is reached in a involving pepper-sprayed caliioonia.screaming nats nats you're looking at video fromm last november... when police used pepper spray to lear out annoccupy encampment. thh school is now offering to pay thhusandddollars each... as part of a proposed settlement. the college says the officer involved in the incident is no longer working at the uniivrsity. new scam... targeting seniors.theives arr etting their

. >> another woman speaking about what she said happened while working for john leopold. >> sky milebers for delta are in for a big surprise. why it may have people cooling their jets. the news starts right now. >> we start tonight with a growing case of orioles fever. they lost to the blue jays by two runs but that's all right. >> here come the yankees. it'll be crazy. orioles fans all came out to honor two of the greatest. they were both into the museume hall of legends here tonight. even after all these years you would think they still played on the same team. they were still joking around, eddie asked about the current version of the orioles and got a little side tracked. >> you know that's -- [inaudible] >> also former orioles, martinez as well as jimmy from loyola and coach gary williams. you know it's so fitting that topping off all the building excitement we will have the iron man. it'll be a bronze statue. it'll be revealed, cal ripkin junior. it'll be shown toll public for the first time tomorrow at 5:15. of course tomorrow is the 17th versiony of 2131 the night that he bro

leopold has also been accused of using spies to detect this loyalty among county employees. x and new and disturbing possible motive in connection with last month cafeteria shooting at perry hall high school. attorneys for 15-0 robert gladden say he went to school armed with a shotgun because he expected to be killed. david collins joins us from towson with the latest. >> his attorneys described that desire as suicide by cop. testimony revealed that gladden is under suicide watch. his attorneys described him as scared, depressed, and overwhelmed by his personal circumstances. according to his attorneys, 15- year-old robert gladden went to perry hall high school armed with a shotgun because he expected and desired to be killed. >> i think we are dealing with a child who primarily was motivated to commit suicide by cop. what he was doing was acting out in a terrible fashion in the hope that somebody other than him would pull the trigger for him and he would perish. >> one of his attorneys had previously said he took the gun to school to intimidate bullies and had no intention

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this stems from a issue facing john leopold. first bill requires settlements and the second would allow the county attorney to pursue the recovery of damages from the employee. leopold is facing charges of misusing security detail for personal and political business. his trial is set for january. >>> parts of louisiana are under water this morning days after isaac came ashore. and today president obama scheduled to tour the damage and meet with state officials. this is what it looks like right now in plaquerman's parish. officials near new orleans intentionally breached one of the levees to drain the flood water out. as you can see, there are still several inches of water remaining. >>> if we try to wait to pump it out, it will take weeks if not months. by breaching the levee in strategicic areas in low lying areas we will get the bulk of the water out in five to seven days hopefully. >> homeland security secretary toured the gulf coast yesterday. mitt romney was there on friday. >>> and we have seen video from earlier d.c. ever

a leopold spokesman declined to comment.te owners of the majestic auto repair shop are sentenced for a towing extortion scheme... involving more than 50 baltimore police officers. her-nan moreno was given 33-months in prison and his bbother edwin... will serve 2-years. both officers to ow ccrs ffom ice - accident scenes to their business. they have thousand-dollars n resistution to victim's insurance companies. it was an evening to remember at the democratii national coovention.night two included some party controversy and a line up oo speakers that left the ellgates and voters with a lot to think about.it all came together in the end with a headline nomiiation speech from former president bill clinton.elizabeth corridan wraps up all the night's highli. highllghts. --reporter pkg-as folllws --i want president obama to be the next president of the united states. the most recent democrat to serve as president forrtwo terrs, offered his reasons why barack bama should be the next 2-term president.are we better off than we were w

leopold is facing several charges of misusing security detail for personal and political tasks. he goes to trial in january. >>> one game back, 28 left to play, orioles are steering september in to a playoff run. afternoon ball behind saunders, he was great. retired 17 straight. yankees lost to tampa. its time to get punched up. we are talking about fall ball in baltimore and it's baseball. two in canada before coming home thus. we need need thursday through sunday to have great weather. >>> saturday looks dicey, so does sunday. let me show you what is going on, 75 degrees, we are looking at visibility issues, 7 miles reduced visibility and the dew point at 73s you can see we are dealing with patchy fog this morning, sunrise 6:38. look at the satellite and radar, we are socked in with the clouds and showers, that trend will continue as we head throughout the day, we are the remnants of isaac, a warm front slicing through and a cold front moving through in time. lots to talk about, i will break it down coming up. now a check of the time saver traffic with mike masco. >>> good mor

another sign of the intensity of the legal battle involving an arundel county down is at the john leopold the former employee. she is suing claiming sexual assessment -- sexual-harassment an awful determination -- and wrongful termination. we asked the county councilman about it. >> it is obvious that the hostilities between the parties and the litigation between her and the county executive and the county are escalating. now there are other employees involved. >> a $affidavit, she claims she is on leave because of posttraumatic stress syndrome caused by what she called the toxic environment in the office. as the documents were destroyed and several staff members were very concerned about office workers exposing various practices and acts. two letters from an attorney representing 3 of his top staff members threatened legal action, calling the allegations libelous and slanderous. they say the actions were personal gain with a view of extorting a settlement and or benefits from her employment. in the letters, the attorney in demands she take it back saying he will retract and publicly apol

the lawyer for anne arundel county executive john leopold is asking for testimony allowing -- alleging gender discrimination by his client because that project to be tossed out. the called the recent lawsuit immaterial and impertinent. they said the claims contained only sensationalized allegations about irrelevant matters and here say. leopold and three other men are charged with improper conduct and sexual harassment creating a hostile workplace. b. d is answering that state regulators about the response during the june derecho. >> what are they asking from the utility to avoid long power outages in the future? >> an earthly prayer well, more on the touching tribute to the first men on the moon, neil armstrong. >> another beautiful day but a cold front out near chicago is headed this way. right now under mostly clear skies, 50 at the a x a horrible derecho storm rocked the state, leaving hundreds of thousands in the dark, some four weeks. >> the public service commission held hearings to see how well area utility company responded to those outages during the storm. that had some toug

. >> students return to class lex the lawyer for anne arundel county executive john leopold is calling for testing meat be the testimony to be tossed out. the accusations were first brought to light by the 11 news i-team. the lawsuit is called in material and important. he added they contain only sensationalized allegations about irrelevant matters than double hearsay. the lawsuit of recently named leopold and three other men of sexual harassment, creating a hostile workplace. he was also accused of using spies to detect this loyalty among county employees. >> for the most part, it is business as usual on the campus of morgan state university. a man was shot there are around this time last night, forcing the campus into lockdown. we have continuing coverage of the investigation. how do students seem to be reacting tonight, nadia? >> we just got word that there is a rally about to start at any moment now on campus. students just say it is the united front to show that the shooting should never have happened here, so we expect that to start at any moment now. in the meantime, police were

the lawsuit accuses leopold of creating a hostile workplace and using spies to detect disloyalty among county employees. >> and it was learned the county prosecutor and a prince george's county democrat was accused of using taxpayer money to buy a wedding dress and other personal things. >> good morning, kim dacey checking on your morning commute. unfortunately, we picked up a crash on the outer loop of the beltaway. there's lanes blocked there. only one lane is getting by at the moment. route 1 in howard county a crash reported and washington boulevard at gel ford road. we have a dear in the road in sykesville at -- and preston is shut down between cathedral and howard street for an event at the u.s.o. we'll give you a live look outside at the accident scene along the outer loop of the beltaway at u.s. 40 west but the accident is right at frederick road. you can see only one lane is squeezing by there. switching over to a live view of 83. the harrisburg expressaway just north of the beltway, looks like everything is moving just fine there. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. tony?

carla sagerholm describes herself as an employee in leopold's office. he has been sued for sexual harassment. says it was degrading to be the subject of people's sexual talk and to be the brunt of their jokes. he faces criminal charges for allegedly misusing his security detail. jury deliberations resume in a murder at towson town center. two people are charged in the shooting death at the mall. two other men are charged in that case. >> 76 degrees on tv hill. nice to hear about the positive benefits of our morning cup of coffee. >> starting your day with coffee can help relieve some pain. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. it is all about the orioles. now that the orioles are in first place, will you be going to more games at camden yards in the final month of the season? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> we have a problem spot on 95 g >> welcome back. 79 degrees downtown. it is warm and muggy. temperature will soar close t

you mentioned the leopold case. and in that case the argument that he made about the elimination of the death penalty , his exact words, your honor, society may that be in need of protection from these two despicable individuals forever. and it turns out that richard lowe who was a means of a gun died in a prison fight. it nathan leopold basically will his body to science. biological tests, subjected his body to biological tests and it pulled the point. the thing that is ironic about it. the judge, the man who was the judge in that trial did not accept clarence darrow's argument. he sentenced them to life imprisonment because he was convinced in his memoirs he was convinced it would be the more cruel thing, the more cruel punishment. so clarence darrow never knew that this judge did not accept his argument. he actually made a wonderful argument against the death penalty, but the judge did not accept it. anyway. >> it is a famous argument, and it is a classic darrow argument in that it does not start at a endo diseas

soil leopold agrees also pointing the finger at our nation's leaders for using nine eleven as an excuse to create laws which in his view repress dissent and by late the constitution the public is quickly becoming desensitized to this and they also feel that they're powerless in a sense what can they possibly do about it as miller fights his latest legal battle he's convinced police tactics in fighting terror will ultimately backfire i guess to the point where there we have an issue we had a police officer why bother calling a police officer and when police news credibility they lost everything which started as a simple way to express improve claim his innocence miller now uses his blog to tell similar stories and continue his crusade freedom of photography in los angeles ramon the lindo are the top now as election day creeps even closer and the stakes to continue higher the battle over voter id law is a new front and is now front and center democrats claim that the law amounts to a disenfranchisement of minorities while republicans say that the barrier is not too high after all if a per

another woman has leveled sexual harassment allegations against john leopold.he i-team has learned carla sagerholm filed an affidavit alleges being subjected to sexual jokes. he has been facing similar accusations and criminal charges of misusing his security detail. robert gladden jr. faces 29 charges including -- that is not the correct video. he is facing 15 counts of first- degree murder. the victim in that shooting has been upgraded from critical to serious condition. deliberations continue in the trial of two men in a murder of towson town center. they are charged in the death of rodney pridget outside the mall. he was responsible for the death of williams's cousin. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. kim dacey checking on your morning commute. we have picked up some debris southbound at the j.f.x. and the beltway. harford county, a couple of accidents. one at old philadelphia road. southbound on 97, we have a disabled vehicle. starting to see some delays on the west side. six bandits on at 95 northbound between 100 a

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there are legal issues facing leopold. he is facing charges of misusing security detail for personal and police call tasks. he goes to trial in january. >>> should be an easier commute this morning if u you are headed downtown. the barriers and fences are being moved out. depending on who you talk to, business owners in little italy believe this year was better than the first. those in federal hill hope the red light goes up for next year's race. once the national convention wraps up, the final sprint will begin, fundraising, and of course polling in full swing. we are probably going to get tied of it between now and november 6th. there are scammersworking to take advantage of the donors. >> reporter: back to business for candidates on every level. the next few weeks are criewbl for raising money for -- crucial for raising money for the final stretch. the better business bureau wants this prime season for politics can be a prime season for certain scams. fake fundraising calls that sound legitimate enough to be from a real

john leopold said it's a day to remember not only the victims, but the heroes who saved lives. >> to honor not only the people who lost their lives, about 3,000 individuals, 68 maryland residents, but also to thank the first responders, the police, fire, medical personnel who went into those burning buildings. >> the county held a tribute in annapolis. >>> when we woke up this morning it was the weather. a little before nine we all remember where we were 11 years ago. we remember who we lost, what we lost. in new york, they read the roll call of names. >> and my god mother. >> in shaimptionville people remembered the -- shanksville, people remembered. it was a struggle with the hijackers for control of the plane. >> my goal is we wish we didn't have to be here. wish we didn't have to commemorate this. the. >> the names of the passengers and crew were read at the month the plane crashed. bells were rung by surviving members who became involved in the aftermath of the crash. in washington, president obama and the first lady observed a month of silence on the south lawn. the obamas late

. >> reporter: now to be fair we reached out to leopold's spokesperson and they have no comment. > the queen anne sheriff facing a lawsuit brought by a former detective. she said that she was harassed by another deputy on the job, the harasser, the sheriff's brother. we have more on the allegations and what the sheriff has to say about this. >> reporter: a woman who worked as a detective claims the sheriff knew she was being harassed by his brother a corporal but took no action. now the sheriff may have to explain what he knew in court. >> this week's most wanted. >> reporter: he hosts a show dedicated to tracking the most want but at the moment people are looking for the sheriff as lawyers say they want to serve him with a lawsuit brought by a former deputy. we have learned christy murphy taylor a former detective with the county sheriff's office is suing the sheriff, his brother and the department claiming she was harassed and eventually fired in may of 2011 after reporting an aassault at the hands of john hoffman, the sheriff's brother and a corporal with in the department. a lawsui

discussing two bills preventing taxpayers from footing the bills, stemming from the issues facing john leopold >>> standoff in contract talks is racing the possibility of a teachers strike in chicago. head of teachers union says more than 26,000 teachers and staff are prepared to strike. it would be the first one in 25 years. >>> ravens stars lewis teamed up with wal-mart to help stupes in need. >>> the national aquarium moved the turtle and zebra sharks. how do you move a 0-pound sea turtle? >> it helps support her underside and doesn't allow her flippers to dig in. she is an easy one to move. >> they will be in hibernation until if new exhibit, black tip reef debuts next summer. >>> is it tough for you not to look at you work email every ten minutes? >> betty white is adored by all. we will tell you about a petition that's begun to have he presence known. we'll be right back. >>> actor michael clark duncan died after two months of treatment following a heart attack. >> he never recovered from the heart attack he suffered in july. he appeared in dozens of films but best nope if his role in gr

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another twist in the harassment case involving john leopold -- why three of his aides are threateninglawsuit >> food, of course, is a basic human necessity and a right. the annual floods imposing hopes the idea will help to -- help in the fight to end hunger in maryland. >> the maryland food bank needs more goods on their shelves. the food bank was in need has increased threefold in the last couple of years. >> most of the families we are reaching our families who are new to receiving food. these are people who work but do not make enough money working or have been recently unemployed. the faces i changing, but the need is still very real. >> the food bank posted their annual symposium friday, bringing workers and clients together with state agencies and others in the community to brainstorm how to stop this growing problem. >> we are really focusing on food as a right, like the right to vote, the right to equal pay. we believe every human on the planet should have access to adequate nutrition and food. >> i hope that everyone leaves really energized about -- within the knowledge that

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. >> the lawyer for john leopold is asking for new testimony alleging gender discrimination by her client be tossed out. the motion calls for the recent lawsuit inpertinent. the attorney is attacking the new claims saying they contain irrelevant matters and the lawsuit accuses men of harassment that created a hostile working environment. and the i-team learned state prosecutors have reached an agreement to resolve two criminal cases against alston, a prince george's county democrat accused of using campaign funds to buy a wedding dress and using taxpayer money to pay an employee at her launch we're told this will be put on record next week. >> and the public service commissions examined their response to last june's severe storms that knocked out power to hundreds of thousands for days. defending its response to the massive power outages, they say they were dealing with a shortage of manpower for the first number of days as many has been released to work on other projects in virginia. >> assuming we had had the heads up and had people hear, we probably would have restored service quicker

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leopold here are the passing pages that billy did for every sunday and in the ivies you can see his stylethings the average person can relate to. >> in this panel over here he was a master of the gentle sarcasm he thought that humor was a more effective instrument than anything else. as you see here the council man talks about he wants to fine people for sneezing in public and he sort of wonders how do you stop that? should we wear a strainer, should we have a veil over our faces? so in this panel you see his civic pride in columbus saying that the trees are just as beautiful or more beautiful than the trees in washington. this is one of his more political passing shows. he draws the proceeding as more rambunctious little boys for. these cartoons are by sam and the pittsburgh courier. these are great to see the analogy and satire. it also reflects his viewpoint. he was a centralist and he believed he was very loyal to lyndon johnson and credited him with passing the civil-rights bill and to sort of leave the other democrats and why the needed passage and why it was important. >> and he dr