and even then he eventually conceded, "yes, i will." >> reporter: same judge, new jury.earnest would be given more leeway to explain his answers, and it seemed the defense was gaining ground. >> we left the courtroom that day, i felt somewhat defeated. >> reporter: did you think "i could be losing this"? >> i felt that personally that i had let down the team. >> reporter: they desperately needed a new approach. prosecutor nantz came up with an idea at 4:15 in the morning. >> a piece of evidence that we had sort of set aside throughout the first trial and all the way through the second trial could be a key component to put mr. earnest in a corner that he would have a hard time backing out of. >> reporter: the plan was to confront earnest about a very unusual timeline handwritten by jocelyn, a detailed history of her life she had been keeping as part of her therapy. it was discovered inside her home, and prosecutors were certain wesley earnest had altered it. >> mr. earnest had written entries as if he was jocelyn earnest writing those. he would either have to deny writing

and even then he eventually conceded, "yes, i will." >> reporter: same judge, new jury. this time, earnest would be given more leeway to explain his answers, and it seemed the defense was gaining ground. >> we left the courtroom that day, i felt somewhat defeated. >> reporter: did you think "i could be losing this"? >> i felt that personally that i had let down the team. >> reporter: they desperately needed a new approach. prosecutor nantz came up with an idea at 4:15 in the morning. >> a piece of evidence that we had sort of set aside throughout the first trial and all the way through the second trial could be a key component to put mr. earnest in a corner that he would have a hard time backing out of. >> reporter: the plan was to confront earnest about a very unusual timeline handwritten by jocelyn, a detailed history of her life she had been keeping as part of her therapy. it was discovered inside her home, and prosecutors were certain wesley earnest had altered it. >> mr. earnest had written entries as if he was jocelyn earnest writing those. he would either have to

lowell melser wbal-tv 11 news. >> jury selection should begin in the trial of their brother accused of running an illegal gambling operation. a bartender faces misdemeanor charges for making illegal payoffs. he's the older brother of joseph sunny minnick. >> ben cardin is taking the lead for bringing the new fbi headquarters to maryland. bureau is in need of a new headquarters. mr. carton is optimistic about bringing the headquarters out of the district. it would cost $1.2 billion and would not be completed until 2020, at the earliest. the first plan for sustainable growth will be submitted. the plan has been opposed by local officials. opponents say it will create a fundamental change in the land use policy. >> more details are emerging about how they will work together in the future. the president of the university spoke about the new working relationship. >> we're going to create a small, lean structure that takes ideas from our campus and the university of maryland college park and make something out of them in research, in public health, in social policy, in a whole variety of opp

not so bad right there. 38 welcom>> welcome back to 11 news today. jury selection today in the trial of a man accused of the brutal murder of a boy. this was in november of 2009. investigators have not explained what prompted the family friend to allegedly attacked the teenager. the ravens ran wild in cleveland yesterday. ray rice was put to work early and often. they dominated the browns' defensive line. driving rain and change the past test first offense -- the pass- first offense. the ravens won 24-10. too soon to say whether the ravens will be playing in the super bowl. madonna has been tapped for the halftime concert in indianapolis. she will team up with cirque du soleil for an unforgettable say.ographed act,the they you can see the super bowl right here on wbal-tv. >> that brings us to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- what do you think of madonna as the choice for this year's super bowl halftime show? >> we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. >> now traffic pulse 11 and in

some very chilling details coming out of this new grand jury report. anderson? o, jason, are these people who came forward after the other charges were revealed? is this a new grand jury that was impanelled? >> reporter: that is correct. and in fact, in the case of victim number ten, he called in on a tip line. and what we're hearing are some of the similar allegations that we heard in the previous grand jury report. remember, anderson, as you know, that grand jury report outlined eight alleged victims. and some of the similarities that we're hearing has to do with what prosecutors called grooming. that process of giving the boys gifts, giving them money, gaining their trust. and that would eventually lead to the sexual assaults. that's what we saw with the allegations with the previous eight victims, and that's what we're seeing now with these two new victims, once again, identified as victim number nine and victim number ten. anderson? >> jason, appreciate the reporting. sandusky, of course, has said repeatedly he's innocent. after his arrest today, he was unab

that's next. >>> before we talk politics we just want to remind you we are awaiting news from a jury in new haven, connecticut. in fact, live pictures outside the courthouse as we have a crew awaiting the fate of joshua komisarjevsky, the second person involved in that horrific home invasion in which a mother, jennifer hawke-petit, and her two daughters were brutally killed some years ago. we're awaiting the fate -- the jury is voting on life or death. as deb feyerick was reporting, the knock has come, meaning they've come to a conclusion. he's facing six counts. it must be unanimous on death, if he receives death. and then later the judge would sentence joshua komisarjevsky. that is how the legal system works. we're going to -- as soon as we hear anything more from our crew in new haven, we'll bring it to you live. could happen any minute. >>> meantime, let's go to washington, shall we? check our america's choice 2012 politics update with our senior political editor mark preston. mark, lets's talk about this new ad, rick perry ad, calling out the president on religion. >> yeah. you k

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news. >> a jury upheld the action by school officials in a groundbreaking anti bullying lawsuit. parents eddie and shawna sullivan wanted the school held responsible for bullying incidents against their sons over eight two-year period -- over a two-year period. >> obviously i feel upset because i'm going to tell him that the system failed him, that we failed him as parents and that we were not able to protect him. >> you went as far as you could. >> because we were not able to correct the problem. >> school officials released a statement reading in part -- police are looking for suspects after a man and woman are shot and wounded in east baltimore near patterson park. police say one of the victims were shot in the arm and the other in the leg. a woman dies from our injuries. this story was first brought you back in march. the woman was unresponsive and had been beaten with a hammer. authorities said a teenager confessed to bludgeoning her grandmother. police say she passed away over the weekend. the outcome of the boys trial is on clear. police are learning more about what led up

a concern about the allegations and once again two additional victims only identified in this new grand juryith jim number nine and victim number ten. >> and still he denies the allegations as we heard him speak with the "new york times" reporter over the weekend. jason carroll, stay on it. thank you very much. >>> coming up, most all of the gop candidates are in washington today courting the jewish voters. we're going to talk to jim acosta about the hammering that they are giving the white house. and, by the way, the only gop candidate not there is ron paul but he is joining me in 15 minutes. we will be right back. nyquil (stuffy): hey, tylenol. you know we're kinda like twins. tylenol: we are? nyquil (stuffy): yeah, we both relieve coughs, sneezing, aches, fevers. tylenol: and i relieve nasal congestion. nyquil (stuffy): overachiever. anncr vo: tylenol cold multi-symptom nighttime relieves nasal congestion... nyquil cold & flu doesn't. >>> i want to take you live to the white house. he has a visitor, prime minister of canada, steven harper. >> i have a trusted partner and i think he'll agr

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a new grand jury report accuses sandusky of abusing two more boys. we have the latest. >> reporter: mr. sandusky, any comments? anything you would like to say? police led jerry sandusky away from home following new charges of child sexual abuse. allegations by two new accuser who is told a grand jury they were abused by sandusky. one in 1997, the other in 2004. the former coach was free on bond following the initial arrest on november 5. that stem med from charges he sexually assaulted eight young victims all of whom he came into contact with through the second mile charity, an organization he founded to help disadvantaged young people. according to the testimony they were part of the charity. he told "the new york times" he showered with young boys but denied touching them. >> the allegations are false. i didn't do those things. >> reporter: a lawyer explained why his client is only now coming forward. >> he thought he was the only one that this ever happened to. and there's a certain amount of shame and negativity, feeling that is go along with it.

in a new grand jury finding two more alleged victims identified as number nine and #10 claim that sandusky abuse to them as children. both accusers said that they met him through his second mile foundation. they claim he took an interest in them inviting them to his home for meals and on two outings and gradually engaged in sexual acts with them sandusky's attorney denies the new allegations >>under the terms of his release jerry sandusky will be confined to his home subject to electronic monitoring and is forbidden from having contact with any witnesses are victims in the investigation >>a civil lawsuit was filed this morning against former sixth syracuse assistant basketball coach bernie fine attorneys for zachary tomaselli announced this suit at a news conference earlier this morning tomaselli claims that bernie fine fondled him in a hotel room in 2002 federal authorities are investigating the credibility of that claim charges aren't likely since a judge ruled that the statute of limitations has expired during today's news conference tomaselli admitted that he themselves abused a 13 yea

maintained his innocence all the way through. >> reporter: new incidents follow what prosecutors say follow a similar pattern identified in a previous grand juryrs say sandusky often told them he loved them and not to tell anyone. and bail is set at $250,000. if sandusky is able to post bail later today, he'll be under house arrest and will also have some sort of an electronic monitoring device as well. the next legal hurdle for him is next week. that is tuesday. that will be a preliminary hearing. >> thank you, jason. all right, jason, thank you very much. >>> new developments in the syracuse sexual abuse scandal. one of the former coach's bernie fine's accusers is taking him to court. zach tom celibacy his name and plans to announce a civil suit. this comes after a new york prosecutor said the statute of limitations prevents them from criminally charging fine in two other alleged abuse cases. in an exclusive interview with cnn's gary tuchman, the d.a. says before fine was fired, he was trying to get the coach away from young people. >> before the feds got involved in this case i met with bernie fine's lawyer and with bobby davis' permission

news. >> a jury continues deliberations in the trial of bob ehrlich's aide paul schurick.cused of suppressing the black vote with robocalls. his story was not believable. the defense claims the state has failed to prove their case. >> a police officer is recovering after he was hit by friendly fire. the shooting is being investigated as an accident. the officer was assisting in the arrest of vernon jackson. that is what a gun discharged by mistake. >> it is a quiet neighborhood. it is a great neighborhood for families. i'm devastated that something like this could go one right here. >> the injured officer was hit in the arm. money and recover t 2 marijuana from the home. this person is behind bars after being caught impersonating a baltimore city police officer. the tories say he revealed a gun which went off during a struggle. no word on how we obtained that city police windbreaker. >> and arrest in a stabbing in downtown baltimore. police arrested desiree nicholson after they said she picked a woman in the stomach and then stabbed her in the arm and thigh. investigators

the new accusers told a grand jury they met sandusky through his second mile charity. victim nine said he was repeatedly abused in a basement bedroom in sandusky's home. he testified that at least once, he screamed for help knowing that sandusky's wife was upstairs but no one ever came to help him. if sandusky does make bail, he will be under house arrest and subject to electronic monitoring. ines ferre for cbs news, bellefonte, pennsylvania. >> sandusky would be supervised from any contact with minors. >>> prosecutors cannot bring charges against a former syracuse university basketball coach of sex abuse. two former ball boys say bernie fine sexually molested them when they were teenagers but the crimes happened too long ago for fine to be charged in those cases. the d.a.'s office is also angry that an audiotape, one of the accusers recorded years doesn't with his wife never were brought to the proper authorities. on tape, fine's wife acknowledged her husband's alleged sexual abuse when she was speaking with hundred of his accusers. the university fired fine last mont

it starts at 3:00 p.m. >>> in other news, grand jury transcripts in michelle le murder case indicateler sent threatening text messages. le had in esteban's words, dug her own grave and would, quote, not be around much longer. esteban sent those messages to her boyfriend. prosecutors say esteban suspected him of having an affair with le. she is set to be back in court on january 20th. >>> california will be ringing in the new year with a bevy of new state laws. sharon chen on how some of the biggest changes could effect your kids. >> reporter: starting new year's day, california children will have to ride in booster seats at least until they are 8 years old or 4' 9. the old 6-year-old and 60-pound requirement, gone. this berkeley mother likes the new law. >> my daughter is 6 1/2 and still sits in a five-point harness in our car, doesn't even use a booster. lot of her friends her age have the tiny half boosters without the back support. she's huge, supertall, she's not embarrassed, still sits in it because she feels safe. >> reporter: the penalty, a minimum $475 fine for the first offe

. >>> new tonight a grand jury has indicted a man accused of killing his estranged wife and accept son. curtis loathes is lopez is a accused of stabbing and beating the woman to death. her body was found in october and six days later they found the body of her 11 -year-old son william in the woods. they believe the boy was beaten a baseball bat. lopez was arrested in north carolina. >>> tonight crews working to fix this mess. it's a 24-inch natural gas main break near pen station. it happened just after one. the investigators say the crew working in the area struck the high pressure main, crews are working to shut off the gas and repair the main. hazmat crews are also on the scene. nobody was hurt. >>> traffic as we move closes to the new year the governor looking back on how the state did this year. he said he is grateful that baltimore's murder rate has dropped over the years. the number of murders is at 1950 with just days left in the year. the governor look add head to next year says the number one priority will be to create jobs and he hopes to improve public education. >>> this h

we are learning now from this new grand jury presentment of victims numbers 9 and 10 but in conversations during my time at penn state, we spoke to the attorney for one young man who says that his client is referred to by authorities as victim number 11. and that is be referring to more additional victims. these alleged victims have come forward to nbc news and other media outlets, as well as to authorities to tell their stories saying they found new courage to come forward after the arrest of jaierry sandusky. they were outraged, their words. they have been outraged by sandusky's continued denials. this video is from annul of hours ago. there you see the 67-year-old former coach. he is walking out in what is as an insult to the penn state communicate. a penn state track suit, as you will see when he turns the final image of him getting into that police car a short while ago work that penn straight brand across his back. >> these latest charges are horrendous. i read of victim ten talking about an incident that occurred a swimming pool on the penn state campus. i mean, this does suggest,

new stadium. >> reporter: the jury is still out on the stadium deal in santa clara, taxpayers heard details about the latest finance plan from goldman sachs, u.s. bank and bank of america. the three greed to loan the -- 49ers 850 million dollars. >> everyone is on the hook when push comes to shove the overruns are paid for by the 49ers. >> reporter: in other words, if the stadium authority can't pay the money back the 49ers will with >> with the loan there is no obligation on the taxpayers -- you can consider the general fund deadbolt locked. >> when push comes to shove i doubt the 49ers will honor that promise. >> reporter: the total cost for the stadium is now just over one billion dollars. up from the original 987 million dollars quote. 850 million will come from this new loan. the 49ers will pay 150 million. a hotel tax will fund 35 million. and a maximum of 40 million dollars in redevelopment money can be used. sports economist is skeptical. >> why should taxpayers fund taj mahal stadiums for fabulously wealthy owners? shouldn't it be the owners that are doing this? >>> it is 4:38. >> the ba

are coming back with a financial insenttive is ridiculous. >> prosecutors may also have a new problem. grand juryny by penn state assistant coach mcqueary is being called into question. mcqueary told that grand jury he saw, saw, sandusky sexually assault a young boy in the showers in 2007. but nbc news has confirmed mcqueary family friend has testified that when he talked with mcqueary, that same any, mcqueary said he only, quote, heard so-called sex sounds in the shower. joining me now, michael. let's talk about the mike mcqueary situation. a family friend say he did not see the act. we talked about it in first place. experts say it is very unusual for there to be an eyewitness in a child sex abuse or sexual abuse case. here this guy's story may be changing. >> you and i have had a number of conversations, tamron, regarding what did mike mcqueary see and secondarily, and what exactly did he report to joe paterno. remember, it is march 1, 2002, friday night when he sees conduct he reports the following day to joe paterno. and now we are learning for the first time that when he goes home that nigh

news. >>> a federal jury in san francisco began deliberating on a case involving former bart officer mehserlefiled suit for civil rights violations amend is seeking more than $1 million. the incident happened six weeks before mehserle killed bart passenger oscar grant. >>> angry words today inside a contra costa county courtroom, as a former youth counselor pleaded guilty to molesting three boys. two of the children were clients of his. the grandmother of one boy who jewell began molested when he was 5, said jewell should grow old and die in prison. >>> the aclu went before a federal judge today claiming oakland police used excessive force, violating the 1st amendment rights of occupy oakland protesters. the aclu said the police tactics on october 25, created a chilling attempt for protesters. they're seeking an injunction with the oakland police department. the judge said he will take the request under consideration. >>> a period of wait and see at san francisco's occupy protest as the city has once again asked campers to move out. they say they need to stay near the financial district to be

we'll have new details from the grand jury report in that case. >>> also, new gomdevelopments i the searchishg parker. we'll hear from parker's city. dr. nancy snyderman will have new information on two new drugs showing promise in the fight for breast cancer and how environmental factors impact a woman's chances of getting that disease. we have that story and much more ahead as we get started on a thursday right here on "today." back to you. >> looking forward to it. thanks very much, matt. >> thanks. >>> 6:38 now. it is 35 degrees ahead. it is just a drill. why the military will be firing shots outside the pept gone. >> and this morning, there is no snow to speak of, but there is a big weather chang. you're going to notice when you walk outside, you'll need shoes. that's a hint. >>> good morning. 6:41 on this thursday morning. this is where we were yesterday around around 6:30. pockets of rain around maryland, the district of columbia. in far western maryland, that was snow. as we got into the middle of the evening, around 9:00, 9:30 or so, that snow moved east. as well as the storm pick

jury? >> reporter: that's correct. identified as victims number nine and victim number ten in a new grand jury presentment. ened yesterday. jerry sandusky arrested on new charges of abusing these two alleged victims. what we saw previously was eight victims outlined in a previous grand jury report. so now what we have are now ten alleged victims, ten people who are claiming that jerry sandusky molested them, sexually assaulted them when they were boys. many of those boys he came to know through his foundation, second mile. many more details i'm assuming will be coming out during the preliminary hearing which will be on tuesday but once again jerry sandusky arrested yesterday. these are two new victims, new allegations that he is now facing in connection with this case. >> jason carroll, following the developments there at penn state. jason, our thanks to you. >>> now let's check in with brianna keilar as we've been following the reports of a shooting on the virginia tech campus. hi there, brianna. >> reporter: hi there, randi. i was at virginia tech of course during the shootings in 2007 so i touched base w

the charges involve allegations by two new abusers. a grand jury accuses sandusky of assaulting one of the boys in the basement of this home. it says the victim claims, "he screamed for help knowing that his wife was upstairs, but nobody came to help them.' he had been freed on bond following his initial arrest, charged with sexually abusing eight other children. sandusky met all the alleged victims through the second mile charity. sandusky has said he is innocent of all charges. how would you take this? >> he would be devastated. his wife and children are devastated. >> his lawyer says he expected to be out on belt sometime today -- to be out on bail. >> conditions include a $250,000 bond. he expects to be in jail on tuesday. >> 36 degrees on tv hill. coming up, we'll check one of your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. hope you have them. >> time to get to one of your answers to our watercooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- which celebrity would y

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. >> prosecutors may have a new problem. grand jurytimony by penn state offensive coordinator mcmcqueary is now being called into question. he told a grand jury he saw sandusky sexually assaulting a 10-year-old boy in the penn state showers in 2002, bullet nbc news has confirmed a mcqueary family friend has testified that when he met with mcqueary that same evening, mcqueary lsaid he only heard se sounds from the shower. big difference there. only hearing them than actually seeing them. now let's bring in daily beast contributor patrick mcdonald, who is also a member of r.a.i.n. network. a reminder when patrick was 12 years old, he was sexually abused by his scoutmaster. i know you know first hand what it's going to be like for these alleged victims to go face to face with sandusky in court tomorrow. explain to everybody how difficult that is for these kids to turn around and face their abuser. >> it is -- the level of discomfort they must be feeling today in advance of tomorrow is something that -- it's even hard to talk about. you ma

according to a grand jury testimony, the two new accusers say they were part of the second mile charity. just this weekend sandusky tell the new york times he showered with young boys but denied sexually abusing them. >> these allegations are false. i did not do those things. >> a lawyer for one of the accusers explain why his client is only now coming forward. >> he thought he was the only one that this had ever happened to. there is a certain a amount of shame and negativity and feelings that go along with it. >> sandusky faces a total of 47 counts of child sex abuse now involving 10 alleged victims over a 15 year span. >> 11 news has continuing coverage of the controversy surrounding penn state. had to our website for the latest details as the federal investigation unfolds. you can also find a time when detailing how long the alleged abuse stretches back. it is all at wbaltv.com. city animal control officials have 30 days to determine the fate of a pair of pit bulls behind a gruesome attack earlier this month on a poodle in paterson part. they met at the baltimore animal care and she

news. >>> a federal jury in san francisco began deliberating on a case involving former bart officer mehserlefiled suit for civil rights violations amend is seeking more than $1 million. the incident happened six weeks before mehserle killed bart passenger oscar grant. >>> angry words today inside a contra costa county courtroom, as a former youth counselor pleaded guilty to molesting three boys. two of the children were clients of his. the grandmother of one boy who jewell began molested when he was 5, said jewell should grow old and die in prison. >>> the aclu went before a federal judge today claiming oakland police used excessive force, violating the 1st amendment rights of occupy oakland protesters. the aclu said the police tactics on october 25, created a chilling attempt for protesters. they're seeking an injunction with the oakland police department. the judge said he will take the request under consideration. >>> a period of wait and see at san francisco's occupy protest as the city has once again asked campers to move out. they say they need to stay near the financial district to be

this man is a new accuse, not mentioned in the grand jury report.eys claim sandusky sexually abused their client more than 100 times and threatened to harm him and his family if he told anyone. as for sandusky, his attorney says he's working with a private investigator prove his innocence. in an interview today with cnn contributor, he's talked to one of the alleged victims described in the graphic grand jury report that led to sandusky's arrest. listen. >> what i'm saying is that the young man was in my office several weeks ago following the initiation of the charges against jerry and he sat here with his mother and brother and said he was not a victim, that he was the young man he believed in the shower the night that mcqueary said he went in and saw jerry engaging in some sexual act. the young man said he was the boy in the show, as far as he knew, but he was not involved in any sexual acts with jerry. >> sarah joins me now. there is a new lawsuit filed from the victim, not part of the grand jury. what have you learned about the victim, the lawsu

. >> officials say affected customers will be notified when the new meters will be installed. jury deliberations will continue tomorrow in the election day robocalls case involving a top aide to former governor bob ehrlich. the jury got the case today after lawmakers for each side made their final arguments. jayne miller with more on today's closing arguments. >> the decision to authorize the robocalls was called a political misjudgments, but never a crime. >> i am calling to let everybody know that governor o'malley and president obama have been successful. >> the call suggested the pulp -- the vote was over before the polls closed. the defense attorney said reasonable doubt played the case. if in fact the state brought a reasonable case at all. julius henson is the political consultant hired by the campaign. he said it was a tactic practiced by both sides. he told jurors democrats -- there were signs suggesting president obama was on the ballot when he really was not. >> there is disparity in terms of this allegedly crossing the line of criminal prosecution, all these other thing

jerry sandusky, the former penn state football coach arrested again after two new accusers were questioned by a grand jury. both saying they met sandusky through the second mile charity. one accuser claims he was assaulted in 1997 when he was 10 years old. the other says the incident happened in 2004 when he was 11 or 12. pennsylvania attorney general linda kelly issuing a statement saying, quote: , quote: >>> sandusky was already charged with 40 counts of child sex abuse involving eight other boys over a 15-year period. the 67-year-old ex-coach maintains his innocence. the central pennsylvania college that sandusky was denied a volunteer on tearing coaching position last year. a background check revealed a high school was investigating sandusky on sex abuse allegations. >> my professors told me a couple weeks ago that he knew he came here and applied for a job and the school had done its due diligence and done the background check. i was pretty proud to know we did the right thing. >> reporter: ?edz is scheduled to appear at a preliminary hearing next tuesday. he may face some of his accusers at that hea

abuse or if he is just looking for ways to reduce his sentence coming up next in this new and our the italian jury that cleared american student amanda knox is now explaining how they reached their decision and congress has been here before the government is facing renewed say they did so because of lack of evidence. a new report published today allies the reason for reversing the october verdict. in the report that judges says that the prosecution's evidence " did not prove in any way " the guilt of knocks and her boyfriend and added that he believes meredith kercher was killed by a single assassin despite the lack of hard evidence the prosecution said that it will likely appeal the acquittal appeals cannot be filed in italy before the judge publishes the jury's reasoning for its verdict. >>high-ranking lawmakers say they're working behind the scenes to help end the stalemate over the payroll tax extension and government funding bills. house speaker john boehner senate majority leader harry reid and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell met privately for about an hour last night when the senate