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There were independents in the crowd.

And of course, I was talking about the WMAR report about the post office boxes and how f- uh, there's been some check fraud, bank fraud in general.

People have master keys, and they've been stealing things out of the post office boxes.

So I said, you know, with that in mind, if you could, if you're mailing off your election ballot, if you could, r- bring it into the post office or, you know, mail it out of your own mailbox at home.

Bye-bye.

Yeah, no, so Mike's talking about that WMAR piece by, uh, Mallory, the reporter over there at Channel 2.

Uh, and we found out that, uh, some of the master keys, uh, may have been stolen, and so people have been robbing those post office boxes that are either right outside the post office or in other areas.

I know you've seen them before.

Is this truly justifiable? Look at what the community wants, and now look at what the nation is saying, because this is nationwide.

If the appeal is denied, Long and the bus driver's supporters plan to take their fight on the driver's behalf straight to the board at its upcoming meetings.

In Street, Maryland, Jeff Hager, WMAR 2 News.

Well, there you have it.

Yeah.

Uh, WMAR-2 News with that.

If you have a watch and you're gonna get a new Apple Watch, it's gonna be listening to you.

Well, I already figured it was.

And when will they put these children in prison? Because they don't put them in prison, they gonna get worse.

WMAR says on September 30th, a 12-year-old drove a stolen car, through a red light in West Baltimore, and hit and killed a 69-year-old motorcyclist.

[tires screech] In video obtained by WJZ, you can see the stolen Kia approach the intersection, driving around another car that appears to be stopped at the red light before colliding with the motorcyclist.

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Look, I've seen bullying before, and it's always horrible to watch, and I told you guys that these videos that were floating around of this young boy being bullied, it was just horrific, and they're still floating around out there.

Uh, but WMAR News has an update on what's going on in Howard County in relation to the bullying in the locker room, so we'll talk about that.

Also, Tori Stowe's gonna join us at 10:00 AM.

He's got his weekly column in The Baltimore Sun.

Uh, we'll talk about the UMBC poll with him, of course the debate, and his weekly column in the Baltimore Sun.

And then I wanna give you this update from Howard County.

A WMAR news has the story.

Like I said, someone texted yesterday and asked whether or not, uh, there was an update because, of course, we found out, you know, just...

Junior varsity football players at Howard High School in Ellicott City, Maryland, were charged with second-degree assault following the September 25th incident, targeting a teammate who was hospitalized as a result.

And this is according to everybody, CBS, Baltimore, WMAR2 News, the Banner, Montgomery, et cetera, et cetera, and law enforcement reports.

So footage to the incident, which was attained by all those news outlets, shows the student targeted in the incident, whom April Bridges identified to WMAR2 News as her son.

They picked him up off the ground and flipped him over, his teammates did.

Players in the background and footage of the incident can be heard chanting, toilet, toilet, toilet, as the players pick up the bullying victim.

Said, everybody's in the locker room staring around with their cameras, laughing and chanting, encouraging him to get into the toilet.

The victim's teammates also pulled his shoe and backpack off of him.

Bridges told WMAR2 News her son was injured and had to be hospitalized.

Rebecca Heinrichs, Hudson Institute Senior Fellow and Keystone Defense Initiative Director, along with the guest today, Russell Vought, Director of the Office of Management and Budget, also known as the White House Budget Director at the Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C. Yonhap, the South Korean news agency covering this program, writing a senior White House official on Friday underscored the need for shipbuilding cooperation with South Korea and Japan as U.S. President Donald Trump's administration strives to rebuild the United States shipbuilding industry and its Navy.

WMAR-TV writing, there's now a new way for Marylanders to keep track of the Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild.

The Key Bridge rebuild dashboard went live Friday morning as part of an effort by Governor Wes Moore's administration to give the public a closer look at the project.

Dashboard is updated monthly and puts key project information in one place.