Wbal News Now With Bryan Nehman

Maryland Sen. Ben Cardin joined us to discuss his latest thoughts on President Donald Trump and Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

Former college basketball coach Rick Pitino joined WBAL News Now Wednesday morning to discuss his new book, why he isn't coaching anymore and what college sports should do to address cheating concerns.

State Superintendent of Schools Karen Salmon joined WBAL News Now to look ahead to the school year.

Interim BCPS Superintendent Verletta White joins the program ahead of the 2018-19 school year

Bryan Nehman weighs in on the latest in the Sean Suiter investigation.

I-Team investigator Jayne Miller joins the program to discuss the latest in the investigation into officer Sean Suiter's death.

Baltimore police on Tuesday released the Independent Review Board report that concludes Baltimore Police Detective Sean Suiter's death last November was a suicide. WBAL-TV 11 I-Team investigator Jayne Miller joined WBAL News Now Wednesday morning to discuss the latest. "The whole handling and information around this incident, the public was misled. Internally there was misleading going on according to this report," Miller said. "Information [was] put out publicly what is now known as not true at the time." We also spoke with former Deputy Police Commissioner for Baltimore City Tony Barksdale about the case.

Bryan Nehman discusses how the Jacksonville shooter was able to legally buy a gun despite mental health concerns.

D.C. Examiner reporter, NY Post & CNN contributor Salena Zito joins the program. Author of "The Great Revolt" NY Post ""Why Trump's supporters won't care about Cohen & Manafort's convictions"

Today we spoke to Sean Caine, spokesman for the Archdiocese of Baltimore, about the church and where things are today.

Gemma Hoskins, the former Archbishop Keough High School student who worked closely on the 7-part Netflix series "The Keepers," calls the bombshell Pennsylvania grand jury report on alleged priest sex abuse "sickening." This morning she told me that as horrific as the alleged abuse is, she believes those stories are not unlike the stories she has been hearing for the past five years from survivors of alleged abuse in the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

Founder and editor-in-chief of FiveThirtyEight Nate Silver joins the program to analyze if Democrats could win control of the House.

This morning, we spoke with former Deputy Attorney General of Maryland Thiru Vignarajah on the indictment of Baltimore City Police Officer Arthur Williams who was seen in viral video repeatedly beating a man. We also talk about how this incident connects to the consent decree and community relations.

Lawyer Thiru Vignarajah joins the program.

ESPN's Adam Rittenberg joins the show to discuss the reported toxic culture in the University of Maryland football program.

Bryan Nehman talks about Fortnite tutors.

Bryan Nehman discusses the red lights along Route 50 on the Eastern Shore.

Former United States Secretary of Homeland Security joins WBAL News Now to discuss privacy in the U.S. and how things are tracked.

Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer joined WBAL News Now Wednesday morning to reflect on his time in office.

Former White House Director of Communications Anthony Scaramucci joined WBAL News Now Tuesday morning to discuss his relationship with President Donald Trump and the tactics used by the president.