kim dacey joins us with details on the julius henson trial. >> julius henson was paid more than $100,000. he is accused of teaming up with paul schurick to come up with a strategy to keep black voters at home. the robocalls that went out were part of that effort, in violation of state election law. >> i am calling to let everybody know that governor o'malley and president obama has been successful. >> according to filings, a defense expert will testify that by the time the calls went out, the race was already decided, suggesting julius henson says those calls pose no harm. on the witness list is henson himself. the trial is expected to begin today with hearings and motions henson argument by g that the argument against him is defective. >> possible delays in baltimore city after a sewer overflowed. crews were dealing with the spillage into the gwen's falls. this began on sunday. crews were still working on it silverman yesterday. this kerrey was shut down yesterday -- this area which shut down yesterday. >> a store was robbed in bel air. police are looking for a white man in his early 20

. >> south africa's governing anc finds youth leader julius malema guilty for division within the party. welcome to "bbc world news." i am david eads. another is earthquake in turkey has killed at least seven people. an american surfer has tackled a wall of water. thank very much for joining us. the forecast for growth across the euro zone countries has been revised dramatically downward by the european commission. previous projections of average to it -- of average growth for next year was 1.8%. now they're looking at 0.5%. the uncertainty in italy, the rise of bond yields to 7% has intensified fears that the country may soon day unable to meet its debt repayment. that is something cuts could further triggered the crisis of confidence. the expressions of concern have been made by the european commissioner. we will have more from him in a moment. also, christine lagarde, a managing director of the imf. she is in beijing at the moment. she has been living out her concerns for the euro zone. >> political calamity. it is much needed in greece and italy. very clearly some expectations and t

julius malema is somewhat different. some of the things he has said is suggesting he is much more of a hot head then some of the others you mentioned. >> very much so. the biggest challenge president zuma is facing is that next year, exactly in one year, the anc leadership goes for reelection. julius malema wants jacob zuma to be replaced. the difficulty is whether the people supporting julius malema will continue to support jacob zuma into the second term. that's critical to see. >> milton, nkosi from johannesburg, thank you very much. this is gmt from "bbc world news." i am george alagiah. economic growth in the eurozone is at a standstill and urgent action is needed. rescue workers are trying to free dozens of people still trapped as turkey's earthquake zone is hit by an aftershock. nine people have been killed. time now for the business news. >> thank you very much. italy's 1-year borrowing costs hit a 14-year high on thursday. it sold 5 billion euros added punishing rate of just about 6.9%. the longer-term borrowing

. >> julius henson was paid more than $100,000 by the ehrlich campaign in the 2010 election season. he is accused of teaming up with former ehrlich aide paul schurick to come up with a strategy to keep black voters at home last november when ehrlich was trying to unseat democrat martin o'malley. the robocalls that went out to voters in baltimore city and prince george's county were, state prosecutors say, part of that effort, in violation of state election law. >> i'm calling to let everyone know that governor o'malley and president obama have been successful. >> according to pretrial filings, the defense expert will testify that by the time the calls went out on election day around dinner time, the race was already decided, suggesting henson will try to convince jurors the calls posed no harm, because they wouldn't have done any good. on the witness list is ehrlich himself, his wife, kendall, and city comptroller joan pratt. today, the trial is expected to begin with hearings and motions and an argument by henson that the indictment against him is technically defective. kim dacey,

for the ruling party, rick perry -- julius malema has become an embarrassment and a serious threat. he is steering away for investor and he turned to his former ally. -- he is steering away investors and he turned on his former ally. he was charged with threatening the president and neighboring botswana. >> he is guilty of a very serious charges and has damaged the integrity of our party and our country's reputation. his membership is suspended for five years. >> julius malema would like to appeal this verdict but as things stand, one of africa's most divisive politicians has just been thrown. what is the concern is how his supporters will react. when this disciplinary process started, members of the anc youth league ran right over the headquarters. but not today. >> this is a schering tactic by rabbits. >> i think they think that he is an embarrassment. -- this is a scare tactic. >> today, south africa remains one of the world's most -- societies. the issues that julius malema championed and the contradictions he embodies have not gone away. >> you are watching "bbc world news amer

julius henson is charged with trying to suppress the african- american a vote in the last gubernatorial election. >> julius henson was paid more than $100,000 by the bob ehrlich campaign during the 2010 election season. he's accused of teaming up with aide paul schurick to come up with ways to keep black voters at home last november. andocalls whenent out according to prosecutors are in violation of election law. >> i am calling to let you know that governor o'malley and barack obama have been successful. >> the defense is that by the time the robocalls went out, the election had been a decided and that they did no harm because they would no longer be any go -- would no longer have done any good. bob erlich will testify and even his wife may come up during trial. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> an important to recall for women. still ahead in the "consumer alert," the bacteria that could make you get the hell and a popular product it was found on -- make you get the bill and a popular product was found on. >> all these thoughts twirling at around in my head. >> >> a collision between e i

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. >> jimmy: julius is even better. why not? julius the toy pig is very cute. what was the best gift -- [ light laughter ] what was the best gift that you ever got as a kid? >> polly pockets. >> jimmy: yeah. polly pockets. >> you know. >> jimmy: i had a sister -- wasn't me who got that. it was my sister, of course. [ light laughter ] but what was polly pocket again? she lived in your pocket? she's a little doll that lived in your pocket? >> she -- she was just very small. >> jimmy: yeah. she probably would live in your pocket. [ light laughter ] >> i could eat, you know, the clothes. i don't know. >> jimmy: you could eat her clothes? >> yeah, it was -- they were miniatures, and i didn't know, you know. >> jimmy: they weren't edible clothes. you just ate them. >> no. yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: gabby, what's wrong with you? you can't eat her clothes. all right. i don't think there's supposed -- all right, here we go. roots? it's our pal, gabby, over here, okay? [ light laughter ] all right. she's really hoping to get a toy pig this holiday season, but her

paul schurick is accused of conspiring with julius henson to keep african american voters home by logic robocall telling them the election had been decided. his attorney says his client committed no crime. jayne miller is covering the trial a lot of the latest tonight. the search continues for whoever vandalized a middle river neighborhood. >> kim dacey is live the police headquarters with more on the damage done. good morning. >> police think the vandals struck overnight from saturday into sunday morning in the 3700 block on holly grove road in middle river. residents say it is usually a nice neighborhood and they have had no major problems. but yesterday they woke to find a swastika and other messages spray-painted on several cars and fences. those residents are upset by the incident. they spent a lot of the day sunday trying to undo the damage. police don't have a description of the suspects. neighbors think it may be a group of teenagers they have seen around the area. >> these kids -- there's a lot of better things that you can be doing with your time than vandalizing people's prop

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they blame ehrlich's campaign manager julius henson. but on the stand, she said the robocalls were meant to be repsychology. >> this was to say, my vote is for ehrlich. he's down and out. i'm going to go out and vote for ehrlich. >> she said it was her fault it went to registered democrats, not republicans. saying she used phone lists she already had, rather than generating new lists of republicans. >> i used lists of previous clients because i was being lazy. it wasn't out of anyone asking. it was my decision to use the list. >> reporter: late tonight, the state rested its case. the defense begins its case tomorrow. they have a list of some 30 witnesses. among them, they are expected to call former governor bob ehrlich, and former congressman elijah cummings. >>> and campaign consultant julius henson is scheduled to go on trial february 6th. >>> new allegations in the case of jerry sandusky. now, one of his alleged victims is fighting back. andre fujii has more. >> reporter: the man says sandusky abused him more than 100 times, startin

julius henson is accused of being behind the robocalls. the trial against henson was postponed to february after the judge recused himself from the case. henson worked with bob ehrlich and they were charged with violating election laws. >>> he has been dodging our questions for months but today joce sterman finally went face to face with an annapolis paver accused of overcharging his customers by thousands. >> reporter: after backing out of a plea deal, tommy clack said nothing, giving -- said nothing regarding a scam. do you think it was fair to charge these people $16,000 or $30,000? our questions were met with silence today as we met face to face with tommy clack after trying to track him down for months. he is charged in more than a half dozen cases for acting as a contractor without a license. that's just the start. clack has been banned from business in two other states and brought his operation here where the maryland home improvement said he has victims. victims said clack showed up with extra materials and offered a discount but i

. >> reporter: wanda russell said she was told by her boss, campaign manager julius henson, to record the now-infamous robocall that suggested that democrat his already won at the polls and there was no need to go vote. >> relax. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. >> reporter: russell testified it was henson who told her not to record the required line saying who paid for the robocall, a call that she said was supposed to be counterintuitive. >> a call that was meant to stimulate voters who would not have been in support of o'malley or the democratic administration. that this would stimulate the voters to say hey, my vote was going for ehrlich. he's down and out. i'm going to go out and vote for ehrlich after i heard this call. so that's the motivation of counterintuitivity. >> reporter: russell said it was her fault that the robocalms -- robocalls were sent to democrats. saying she used computerized lists she already had, rather than create a new list of registered republicans. >> reporter: the defense is expected to begin calling their witnesses in

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that's when a trial gets under way for political operative julius henson. >> reporter: henson maintains his innocence, vic. and he says that the first amendment is on his side. >> reporter: it was a little more than a year ago, when phones were ringing on election night. robocalls from the campaign of republican gubernatorial candidate bob ehrlich went to 2,000 registered democrats, hinting there was no need to go vote. >> i'm calling to let everyone know that governor o'malley and president obama have been successful. we're okay. relax. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. >> nothing in that call was not true. >> reporter: politico consultant julius henson admits he was hired by the ehrlich campaign to the tune of $125,000. but he disputes allegations by the state prosecutor's office, that it violated election laws and failed to disclose who paid for the ad. >> they should read the constitution. the speech clause in the constitution says that political speech is free. and that they cannot control the content. >> reporter: legal expert byron warnkin says

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he is accused of teaming up with julia's hinson in the campaign for governor in 2010 -- julius henson. more than 100,000 calls went out that election day, telling voters the election was over, even though polls had not closed. the challenge for his lawyers, getting a jury with an open mind. >> jurors were asked whether they were biased because schurick was white. only two of them said that had actually gotten the robocalls. the judge said his household got one of the calls, but his wife ended it. bob ehrlich himself may be called to testify. congressman elijah cummings may not want to, but the judge ruled today he is required to appear. schurick's lawyers want to know more about a different robocalls that came from elijah cummings about the same time the hanson call went out. >> i figured it had to be very influential or important person. how would they know that mr. henson's calls were going to roll, to be able to respond so quickly? >> it took most of the day to select a jury in this case and because of the notoriety of the case. the panel consists mostly of women, almost evenly spl

they gave a preview of some of the new balloons, including julius the monkey and sonic the health hog and a little elf created by a man in queens. he won a contest and macy's turned his drowning into a balloon. >> and the parade will have several new floats, one is dedicated to last year's hot toy, zhu zhu pets. and they'll have and nhl float that will have kids skating on a frozen ponder t steps off at -- pond. it steps off at 9:00 thanksgiving morning. and then i go back to the peta story. >> don't touch. today is november 16th. i get to say happy birthday to you. >> thanks, matt. >> 41st? >> 43. >> look good. >> i wanted to give you this gift. >> know i love skylines. >> this is a shot of annapolis. this is a photograph hdr. this is a real photo and not a painting. we turned this one into a balloon as well there. you go. and now we have weather to talk about. we have rain in the south. the rain itself has come in overnight and now the main rain is just off to the south of baltimore between washington d.c. and just south of annapolis as where we've got this pee gee county and south

for julius henson. henson.he's the former aide to former goverror ob ehrlich aacused of violating state election laws.prosecutors say hennon authorizzd more than 100-thousand robo-calls o african american tellphone calls made on election day told voters to governor o'malley had already won.. and to watch the returns on t-v.ehrlich is expected to pe thh trial's star witness. if you're trying to sell your home... things are about to get even harder. harddr."fi-serv"... a financial analytics commpny... 3 and a half percent to fall before they bottom ouu next summer.they say that the numbers will reflect new low of about 35 percent below the 3&so in this buyer's market... how do you mmke sure your home or at all? e your nnighbor's...- p joel d. smith s live in nootheast baltimmrr with the trickssof the trade, to make our home sell faster. good morning joel d. 3 3 there is a lot of news commng out of hollywood this morning... morning...let's start with a reality star who has been in the news a lot latell...

the judge assigned to hear the case against julius henson recuse himself saying he could not fairly preside over the case because he is a political employee. -- appointee. henson is accused of using robocalls to keep black voters at home. the decision now pushes thehenson case to february. >> he was a recent appointee of gov. o'malley. he felt that it would be a conflict for him to hear this case. >> how hard is it to take on some politics in a case like this? i think it is impossible. >> the judge assigned to hear the hansen case in february was a appointed by ehrlich. the other defendants in the case, paul schurick, is to be heard later in the month. a police guard and has been discussed in the hands and kiss, but no deal has been made. -- a plea bargain has been discussed in the henson case, but no agreement has been made. >> you can listen to the robocall and see prior stories from jayne miller on wbaltv.com. as former prince george's county executive and his wife with for sentencing, we now have access to the wire tape recordings made on the day of their wrists. you can hear fbi agent

. >> it will also include julius the monkey. >>> there's a political throw down. these are the stills. the video is coming up when "good morning maryland" returns. and the deadly floodwaters that arrived in july are finally beginning to recede in thailand. >>> another live look at new orleans. one high school already damaged from the high winds and a house there blown ten feet off its foundation. . >>> new information and video coming out from a bus accident in western china the death toll is 17 preschoolers and two adults. state media reports that the school mini bus had only nine seats and cramped with 64 people. we're getting the images in from the scene. they blame overloading for the accident and that is when the bus collided head on with a truck loaded with coal. 45 others went to the hospital. 136 whom were seriously injured. >>> take a look at this. you may have seen heated debates like this, but nothing like this in the u.s. two political rivals got into an altercation on the set. they flew a glass of water. the lines were crossed as one of the debaters p

julius alexander has been sharing his love of flying with minority teens for more than 30 years. it's today's what matters. >> where's my pilot. are you ready? >> yes, sir. >> yes, sir. >> okay. >> julius alexander knows the power of flight and is using it to inspire young african-americans. >> most of the kids, especially minority kids, think of entertainers and athletes as their superstars. i wanted to get young black kids involved in an early age in aviation. >> alexander is a pilot and former teacher. he combined his passions in the 1980s and founded ace, aviation career enrichment. >> you wear that shirt and those khaki trousers, you're representing us. >> the atlanta-based organization uses flight training to sharpen kids' academic skills and expose them to careers in aviation. >> we use aviation as a capsule of learning. aviation was a very practical application and all of that will -- when we teach navigation, we're teaching geography, meteorology, we're teaching earth sciences. >> students not only gain technical skills but also self-confidence. >> when the student solos

it does resonate with me you know my grandparents were julius and ethel rosenberg and course they were executed in the one nine hundred fifty s. for conspiracy to commit espionage that was the charge but really the trial was all about them allegedly having given the secret of the atomic bomb to the soviet union to the russians and while there was a huge outcry of support from many activists across the country and internationally you know huge international movement to support them and to see clemency there were many others who we would have expected to have been involved in that battle who were afraid and it's not hard to understand why they were afraid given the climate of the times but it's you know it's a history lesson that we can't afford to repeat. we have approximately here in the f.b.i. approximately one hundred seventy cases that are throughout all of our divisions in the f.b.i. . yes dealing specifically with eco terrorism. with . we're going to say or to the questions that were presented. it is. what it is as you say. it is a. christian it's just to save us i think that it w

it does resonate with me you know my grandparents were julius and ethel rosenberg and they were executed in the one nine hundred fifty s. for conspiracy to commit espionage that was the charge but really the trial was all about them allegedly having given the secret of the atomic bomb to the soviet union to the russians and while there was a huge outcry of support from any activists across the country and internationally you know huge international movement to support that and to see clemency there were many others who we would have expected to have been involved in that battle who were afraid and it's hard to understand why they were afraid given the climate of the time but it's you know it's a history lesson that we can't afford to repeat. we have approximately here in the f.b.i. approx one hundred seventy cases that are throughout all of our divisions in the f.b.i. . yes dealing specifically with eco terrorism. we're going to say or to the questions that were presented. in. this. chris is this i think that it will probably go it will be international and that's why it's very important

>> political consultant julius henson it is supposed to -- is set to go on trial sometime in february. >> obama has come forward to charge she and herman cain had a longtime extramarital affair. his lawyer calls it an accusation of consensual conduct, but as steve handelsman explains, the candidate himself is denying this latest allegation. >> it is not as another sexual harassment charge -- it is not another of sexual harassment charge. gentrified claim she had a very determined cain. >> i wanted to come out and give my side before it was thrown out there -- ginger plight claims she had an affair with herman cain. she said she had fun, was blown around the hope -- urumqi country and put up in hotels for years -- she was flown are around the country. >> i was aware that he was married. >> did you have a 13-year affair with this woman? >> no, i did not. >> did you know her for 13 years? >> yes, but i did not have an affair. >> cain said he told his wife gloria. my wife's reaction was similar to mine, here we go again. we will show when the details become available that i didn't do anyt

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it does resonate with me you know my grandparents were julius and ethel rosenberg and course they were executed in the one nine hundred fifty s. for conspiracy to commit espionage that was the charge but really the trial was all about them allegedly having given the secret of the atomic bomb to the soviet union to the russians and while there was a huge outcry of support from many activists across the country and internationally you know huge international movement to support that and to see clemency there were many others who we would have expected to have been involved in that battle who were afraid and it's not hard to understand why they were afraid given the climate of the times but it's you know it's a history lesson that we can't afford to repeat. we have approximately here in the f.b.i. approximately one hundred seventy cases that are throughout all of our divisions in the f.b.i. . yes dealing specifically with eco terrorism. we're going to say a word to the questions that were presented. in. this. race is. i think that it will probably go it will be international and that's wh

it does resonate with me you know my grandparents were julius and ethel rosenberg and they were executed in the one nine hundred fifty s. for conspiracy to commit asti and. that was the charge but really the trial was all about them allegedly having given the secret of the atomic bomb to the soviet union to the russians and while there was a huge outcry of support from any activists across the country and internationally you know huge international movement to support that and to see clemency there were many others who we would have expected to have been involved in that battle who were afraid and it's hard to understand why they were afraid given the climate of the time but it's you know it's a history lesson that we can't afford to repeat. we have approximately here in the f.b.i. approx one hundred seventy cases that are throughout all of our divisions in the f.b.i. . yes dealing specifically with eco terrorism. we're going to stay right to the questions that were presented. to us. chris is. i think that it will probably go it will be international and that's why it's very important th

it does resonate with me you know my grandparents were julius and ethel rosenberg and course they were executed in the one nine hundred fifty s. for conspiracy to commit espionage that was the charge but really the trial was all about them allegedly having given the secret of the atomic bomb to the soviet union to the russians and while there was a huge outcry of support from many activists across the country and internationally you know huge international movement to support than and to see clemency there were many others who we would have expected to have been involved in that battle who were afraid and it's not hard to understand why they were afraid given the climate of the times but it's you know it's a history lesson that we can't afford to repeat. we have approximately here in the f.b.i. approx one hundred seventy cases that are throughout all of our divisions in the f.b.i. . yes dealing specifically with eco terrorism. we're going to stay right to the questions that were presented. to. this. chris is this i think that it will probably go it will be international and that's why

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it does resonate with me you know my grandparents were julius and ethel rosenberg and hearst they were executed in the one nine hundred fifty s. for conspiracy to commit espionage that was the charge but really the trial was all about them allegedly having given the secret of the atomic bomb to the soviet union to the russians and while there was a huge outcry of support from many activists across the country and internationally you know huge international movement to support and to seek clemency there were many others who we would have expected to have been involved in that battle who were afraid and it's not hard to understand why they were afraid given the climate of the times but it's you know it's a history lesson that we can't afford to repeat. we have approximately here in the f.b.i. approximately one hundred seventy cases there are throughout all of our divisions in the f.b.i. . just dealing specifically with eco terrorism with. we're going to steer it to the questions that were presented it's just constant talk he's made this for me. we will take. it but it is a. christian its

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