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it is the first in-depth election reflection from bob ehrlich since tuesdays loss. the roughly six-minute call-in segment saturday morning on the wbal radio show his wife now hosts. >> it is clearly an issue in regard to what people want in this state. after 2008 with president obama, even more democratic registration occurred. >> but he said he knew the uphill battle he was getting into. thousands new democrats were added to voter rolls and the state compared to 62,000 republicans. in...

what she said to them, what shes saying to us, "today," what she said to them, what shes saying to us, "today," saturday, november 6th, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a saturday morning. im lester holt. >> and im amy robach. and that photo has a lot of people talking this morning. his mom is lashing out at other parents in a blog. that blog has now gone viral. and were going to talk to her live coming up. >> some folk...

controversial robo-calls. >> julius henson has been served a subpoena and is facing criminal charges. david collins has the latest development >> i am on the bobber like team. we thought of call like that would call -- i am on the bob ehrlich team. we thought a call like that would help. >> does he know about the actual message? >> in hello lee had no knowledge. >> julius henson -- julius henson runs two consulting firms and says the robo-calls were made to encourage voters. >> the cal...

and taking a live look outside, another cold start to the day here in maryland. what can we expect the rest of the weekend? meteorologist tim williams has the answer in his first warning weather forecast. eyewitness news saturday morning starts now. good morning, welcome to eyewitness news this saturday. im gigi barnett. im tim williams. it is the sixth of november, the first full weekend of the month. a chilly start out there, november like. it is definitely chilly. temperatures in ...

but now the battle is over information. and how state police investigate. >> what we are interested in is state police, policing their own. >> both the supervisor and employee could be more forthright knowing secrets would not be trotted out in public. >> under the terms of a previous settlement, state police agreed to change their policies regarding traffic stops. >> joy lepola, fox 45 news late edition". >> tonight, we now know who is behind the robo calls on election night. apparent...

>> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello again, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am karen parks. racial profiling goes front and center before marylands highest court. at issue is what inform state police need to make public regarding the case that became known as driving while black. >> crime and justice reporter joy lepola was in the court today. >> maryland state police under attack, by the naacp. it is the latest chapter in what h...

>> welcome to "11 news saturday morning." im lisa robinson. >> and im jennifer franciotti. well get to our stop stories in just a minute. first well check with john. it is chilly out there. i can always tell i need to wear a sweater in the morning when i am freezing. get my husband to kick up the heat. >> it is going to be a long winter when temperatures are only in the 30s and 40 @s right now. we have a few scattered clouds out there, but were missing out on the rain. its missing us, ...

>> the call was made for voters in baltimore city who would not go to the polls to go to the polls and vote. it was counterintuitive. we never said in that call, which did not make, it didnt -- in never said to do not vote. it never told anybody to stay home. on the contrary, the call was designed to have people who would have voted for bob ehrlich to go out and vote for him. >> the state board of elections filings indicate that bob ehrlich paid hanson in consulting fees. on election n...

and vote for him. >> we asked the ehrlich campaign for a response. we were told "no comment." >> thank you. our the big story tonight, a couple says they were terrified when four men forced their way into their home and robbing them. >> police that want them off the street. >> the investigation is still pretty dearly, but police think that the couple may have been targeted. they were 64 years old and 67 years old. they are ok tonight, but residents in the neighborhood still are on edge...

his mind than this robocall. >> reporter: henson says he is now the target of state prosecutors, who are looking into whether he violated the law by trying to suppress voter turnout, an allegation he strongly denies. >> whether its voter fraud or voter suppression. >> others say it is dirty politics. >> mr. ehrlich has to say what he asked mr. henson to do for his campaign. those matters must be investigated. as a matter of fact, its required by law to be investigated. >> im not going ...