car. he acknowledges peering into homes and vehicles. reporter: he then told asbee, you osbee. you don t belong here. you belong in school. that s when osbee got upset and retrieved a wooden plank. werdesheim said he tried to get out of the car, to try to calm osbee down. referring to his unique negotiating skills as a soldier for the israeli forces. but werdesheim said osbee charged at him with a stick. he said, quote, he was on me, very, very quickly. i had no time to think. i pulled down has left hand and hit him with my right hand, which still had my shomrim radio in it, end quote. i think he s lying, clearly. reporter: community activists say prossecurity believe he targeted osbee and pushed him to the ground and beat him. it frustrate noose me that people who are associated with shomrim have given an entirely different story. reporter: avi werdesheim did not testify. and last week, osbee refused to testify. so the judge will have to make a decision since the
forces. but werdesheim says osbee charged at him with a stick. he said, quote, he was on me, very, very quickly. i had no time to think. i pummed down his left hand, and hit him with my right hand, which still had my shop reim radio in it, quote. i think he s lying. clearly. reporter: prosecutors they the brothers pinpointed osbee to the ground. he s clearly trying to evade justice. it frustrates me that people associated with shomrim is giving a different story. reporter: and of course, the only other person who knows what happened is osbeea and he refused to testimony. the state is relying on secondary witnesses, which the judge has already called inconsistent and contradictory. weijia, thank you. the judge will make a ruling because there is no jury in this case. a howard county man is arrested in connection with two unusual robberies. denise is in the newsroom with more on the charges he faces. denise? reporter: well, mary, police say the suspect used a blood-
downtown. it s still falling other places in the region. if you use the tunnels, sharon has some trouble to talk about this morning. marty is in first warn weather. that big slug of moisture that has pressed on off to the east. let s see what may be sitting out to the west. at this point, not a lot. on the left-hand side of your screen is going to take an hour and a half to get here. having said that, let s take a look around columbia and dc. that s another good slug of moisture moving west to east. annapolis you ll be getting shower activity. 71 at lunch. high of 76. clouds, sun and occasional showers. 95 is the trouble spot this morning. it is. we actually have more than one problem. we can take a live look at one of them, that s an accident on 95 at o donnel street and blocking the right lane. you can see the brake are lights are being tapped. we have a second problem on 95 in the south bounds direction past 895, an accident there. we also have an accident at 895. wa
second look. they still refused. so why was a responsible for a decision that was not mine to make? reporter: his defense says henson had been thrown under the buzz and left holding the bag by the ehrlich campaign for the robocall that henson insists was not intended to suppress voter turnout. and i said all along that was the purpose of the call in the first place was to motivate, persuade people to go vote. the state s own witness put on a witness that said they did exactly that. reporter: but prosecutor says suppressing votes was henson s idea and intention all along and say henson should be held accountable, along with henson s campaign manager, paul schurick. reporter: wednesday, they will hear from the woman whose voice was in that call. rhonda russell will take the stand. she has been given immunity, in exchange for her testimony. we re live at the courthouse. wjz eyewitness news. henson faces two charges relating to lack of authority on the line of the roboc
murder or accident, a lacrosse player from maryland on trial for the death of his girlfriend in college. this case is causing shock waves. good evening i m denise koch. and i m vic carter. hughley stands on trial for killing his girlfriend after drinking. reporter: good evening, two maryland families spent almost 12 hours inside this jury room to find out who will hear their loved ones trial. a case that put the small college town in national headlines. things are kind of crazy around here. reporter: more than 200 reporters are covering the trial of george hughley. hughley beat his exgirl friend to death after a heavy night of drinking. the hughley family had nothing to say after the jury began choosing the jury. the trial is the talk of the town. what are those decisions? probably more concern for their family. reporter: how has the murder of yeardley love and this trial affected this community? the university has been having conversations about domesti