There were tense moments in the courtroom Wednesday as former TV anchor Sandra Maas was cross-examined by KUSI-TV's defense attorney, Ken Fitzgerald. There was a lot of discussion about Maas' contracts and the language in them. KUSI-TV has claimed Maas didn’t clock enough hours at the station and that it got to a point that language had to be inserted into her more recent contracts stating she must work a minimum of 40 hours a week. Defense attorneys have claimed that is something they didn't have to do with anyone else. Maas testified the clause wasn't a big deal, and that similar language was in many of her contracts. Fitzgerald put a chart up on the screen that showed the language was only in her 2016 and 2018 contracts. There was also discussion about Maas' former co-anchor Allen Denton. He was supposed to be at the trial to testify, but no one has been able to locate him. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/former-tv-anchor-sandra-maas-takes-witness-stand-for-second-day/509-cc429cc3-32e9-4e04-92b2-b1c83e882ec1