received. >> lottery officials say the three anonymous winners of the record-breaking mega millions jackpot came to claim their winnings monday. they are a woman in her 20s, a man his 40's, and a woman in her 50s, all who work in the maryland public school system. one is an elementary teacher, another a special ed teacher. the third works in administrative support. all three were multiple jobs to support their families. >> if it cannot be you, these are precisely the people you want to see win the lottery. >> the announcement comes after more than a week of rumors and speculation and false claims by people who said they had the winning ticket. >> they all did comment that they had been watching the news, privately laughing among themselves and texting back and forth that other people were claiming to have the ticket when in fact, they knew where the ticket was. >> they realized they had the winning ticket on the night of the drawing. they make copies of it, locked

in a safe, and contact -- contacted a financial planner and an attorney. they all said they plan to return to their jobs but have already made some decisions on what to do with their lump-sum of nearly $35 million each. >> one is taking a backpacking trip through europe with their brother. another winner wants to pay for his daughter's college education and by his sister a new house. another winner would like to go and tour italy's wine country. >> the state of maryland will also get $13 million from the jackpot. one of the winter says he hopes that money goes toward public education. one last note, of those 59 other tickets, they want $1. >> you can see more pictures of the three amigos and more reaction on wbaltv.com.

we have the five most common tax mistakes, like for getting to sign your return. -- for getting to sign a return. >> now to our other big story tonight, rick santorum today suspended his presidential campaign, ceding the nomination to mitt romney. it has been a personal, ideological fight between mitt romney and santorum. >> why did he quit today? the next primary in two weeks is pennsylvania, rick santorum home state, but the polls show his lead shrinking. santorum said his daughter's illness forced him and his wife to question the strain on their family. >> we made a decision over the weekend that while this presidential race for us is over for me, and we will suspend our campaign effective today, we

are not done fighting. >> he campaigned across iowa out of a truck, all but ignored in debates, teased about his sweater vests, but rick santorum won iowa and 10 other states, most in the south, emerging as the conservative alternative to mitt romney. >> merkel after merkel, this race was as improbable as it -- miracle after miracle. >> romney beat santorum in must win it battlegrounds. he had many more delegates and more money. in a statement, romney called santorum able unworthy. they spoke, romney hoping for a santorum endorsement. newt gingrich says he will not quit. president obama in florida today was already focusing his campaign more intensely on mitt romney. demanding the wealthy white romney pay higher taxes.

>> you are bringing in a million bucks or more a year. the rule says you should pay the same percentage of your income in taxes as middle-class families. >> 30%, the warren buffett rule, sure to be a major obama campaign issue. now that rick santorum is leading the gop fight to mitt romney. in the latest national poll by the washington post and abc news, president obama lead from me by seven points, 51-44. steve handelsman, wbal-tv 11 news. >> in session 2012, a bittersweet bill signed today for governor martin o'malley. he accomplished much of his legislative agenda, but that success is being overshadowed by talk of a special session to rework a doomsday budget. david collins joins us live from annapolis with more on the story.

>> the governor characterized the new state budget as a low point of his experience in annapolis. cool but cordial, two of the most powerful legislators in annapolis kept their distance. the event was overshadowed by the session's failure to pass a balanced budget and also chipped away at the state's billion dollar budget deficit. the governor described the outcome as the low point of his experience in annapolis. >> the legislature failed to enact an operating budget that was anything like the plan that either house came up with, and it was pretty far away from the plan that i submitted to the legislature, which is really a shame. >> the doomsday budget is now on the books. it calls for hot -- it calls for $500 million in cuts that go into effect july 1. state employees would pay higher health insurance premiums and not receive cost-of-living increases. calls for an 8% across-the-board

cut in agency spending. there will be no grant happen to level cost of education progress i move that the house stands adjourned. >> how this happened is a tale of two scenarios. the senate voted to adopt the compromise budget but the senate did not send the budget along with its revenue package to the house. >> we had an agreement and the clock ran out on us. >> the agreement was to pass a bill letting the voters decide on a casino in prince george's county. >> i learned one thing when i played sports. if you don't have the ball, you cannot score a touchdown. if you don't have the revenue package, it cannot make the boat. >> aides to the governor said he wants an agreement first. when reporters brought up the had not said anything about a

special session, his actions sent the message. the new state budget will have a huge impact on baltimore city. david collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >> tonight, we have learned a warrant is out for a relative of the teenage boy accused of the fatal shooting of a 13-year-old in east baltimore last month. the case has drawn extra attention because of questions about the role of police officer who is connected to the suspect's family. jayne miller is live in the newsroom with the details. >> this new development centers on a key question in the death of the girl who was shot to death accidentally. the guy and that was used, who is responsible for that being in the house and accessible to the teenage boys charged in her death? >> the 13-year-old suffered a fatal gunshot on march 3 when

the gun police say two teenage boys were playing with went off inside the home of one of them. the boys are charged as juveniles with involuntary manslaughter. a police officer identified by sources as john ward is suspended and under investigation because sources said the gun that was used was found in his car. now we have learned police are seeking 21-year-old cortines armstrong. he is the half-brother of the 13-year-old suspected shooter. he lived in the home where the shooting happened. a warrant was issued for him today when he failed to appear in court on a drug case. prosecutors want to pick up and held without bail. as the consequence, his lawyer said, because prosecutors believe the gun used in the shooting was his. in an interview today, the police commissioner would not comment on this new development. he did talk about the boys allegedly getting access to the

gun. >> they did not manufacture that weapon. they did not have a steel mill in the basement. they did not manufacture the bullets that were put into the gun, and it was not teleport in their from space. >> the gun was found an officer wore bows the car the day after the shooting. -- was found in the officer's car the day after the shooting. the investigation now in its fifth week is delivered, because police and prosecutors want a solid case. >> we are going to make sure we hold everybody accountable that played a role in this young lady's death. >>, martinez armstrong has a violent background. 2009 he was convicted for trying to shoot a woman. he failed only because the gun jammed. this year in february, just two

blocks from his home, he was shot and wounded. >> tonight baltimore city police are investigating a shooting that involves whether officers this morning in west baltimore. skyteam 11 was over the scene around 9:00 this morning. we are told suspect, who may have a mental illness, suffered a graze wound to the stomach. >> another day of gusty winds, dry conditions, and enhanced brett favre brush first continues to the evening. relative humidity has been running about 20% and the winds have been gusting from 25-30 miles an hour. even a few brief showers we see popping up to the north and west of baltimore or not that substantial. the air beneath the clouds is so dry.

there are still some sprinkles trying to develop and hopefully some of those will dampen the ground in spots. snow showers in the forecast in western maryland. there's a freeze watch and morning for some parts of the state. colder air comes our way for the next couple of days. the seven-day forecast and a couple of minutes. >> new research shows fish oil not be as beneficial as once thought. >> no time to exercise? how about working out while at your desk? we'll show you how it works. >> the new look for the first lady of maryland. >> it is that time of year, construction projects popping up all around town. the busiest areas and as a reminder for drivers. reminder for drivers.

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>> after months of restoration work, the lady maryland has been restored, undergoing major repairs this winter. more than 3200 fasteners' had to be replaced as well as be hull and frame. the schooner is used to teach students about the environment and the history of maryland.

starting this year, the baltimore city public-school base of championship will be played at the championship parks at camden yards. we joined adam jones to announce the new partnership between the orioles and the city. the mayor said the opportunity for student athletes to play at camden yards for this year in years to come is priceless. it starts at 2:0 5:00 p.m. and the admission is free. -- starts at 2:05 p.m. >> researchers in sweden followed 30,000 adults who had a stroke and compare them to more than 100,000 adults with no such family history. results showed the risk for stroke was 60% higher among those who had a sibling who suffered a stroke. researchers say genetics may play a role, but siblings may have similar lifestyle habits

that also increase the risk. a new study is questioning the heart hellcat -- heart health an official oil supplements. researchers in south korea analyzed data from 20,000 patients with cardiovascular disease who had taken fish oil for least one year. they found the supplements did not reduce their risk of suffering another heart attack, stroke, or other cardiovascular event. however, there is no indication official oil is harmful. medical experts say americans are sitting too much and it is causing big health problems. think about it, some people sit all day at work, at a car -- in a car as they commute, and then at home watching tv. one companies using some unique office equipment to let workers what all the work. >> that have gone one step

further. let's follow claims adjuster catherine duvall and she makes her way from her desk to her desk. once a day for half an hour over the past month, catherine's other desk is attached to a treadmill. >> what is the appeal of doing this? >> i get away from my desk and i can walk and exercise a little bit. i don't have to just sit there. >> it seems to meet walking and working could take some practice. katherine says start slow and you don't even realize you are on the dole. >> you can -- you don't realize you are on the go. abouton't even think walking. >> cdphp piloted this program a year ago and it was roundly embraced. >> for people that cannot get away from the desk, that they

will have the ability to participate in the classes we offer, we wanted to provide the opportunity for all our employees to get away from the desk and get some exercise during the day. >> they are about to kick off a companywide launch of the program and anticipate it will take off. >> the company says employees are just as productive at doing their jobs when walking or sitting. if you think you could use one of these in your office, the unit cost about $4800 and can reach a top speed of 2 miles per hour. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> or dry weather here in baltimore today, but not too far to the north and west, some scattered showers have been popping up on hd doppler. it looks like a sprinkle trying to cross pretty boy reservoir, and some scattered light sprinkles open parts of pennsylvania. you can see some light mixed in

there, there is snow falling in parts of michigan. snow is mixed with rain around detroit this afternoon. tonight and tomorrow it looks like parts of western maryland may also see a rain-scotia or mixture as some cooler air comes in from the northwest. -- a rain-snowshoe our mixture. winds have been dusting 25-35 miles an hour. about 24 miles an hour at bwi marshall, 22 had parked in. -- at parked in. with lack of moisture, dry ground and brisk winds, all of this equals a high fire threat. there's a red flag warning covering most of central, eastern, and southern maryland. everything is just so dry that a slight spark could cause a brush fire. the warning for enhanced fire

threat goes right through the early evening, until about 8:00 tonight. 65 in downtown baltimore, 10 degrees cooler in westminster. only 41 at oakland as that chilly air begins to invade western maryland. freeze watches and warnings are out from tarrant county into carroll county. mainly for tomorrow -- from tarrant county into carroll county. if you are doing some early season gardening all planning flowers, be on the lookout, the next couple of nights will be quite chilly. the wind will be coming in fairly brisk, keeping temperatures of a couple of degrees and preventing any widespread frost. thursday, it could be even colder. a weather disturbance pass through here, picking up some cloud that sprinkles. that is the front moving off the coast. low pressure remains in eastern canada, and high pressure slowly approaching. that should produce a nice finish to the week, but that is

a couple of days away. a chance for a shower tomorrow afternoon, still a breezy day. thursday, sunny skies, same thing on friday. thursday and friday are looking beautiful. a little cooler tomorrow, 52-57 with northwest winds gusting to 30. the small craft advisory on the bay continues. western maryland, 38 tomorrow, 10 degrees warmer on thursday. the eastern shore is still breezy and sunny and mostly dry with a 30% chance of a shower tomorrow afternoon. on the lower eastern shore, 57 tomorrow, scattered showers, and then sunny skies return on thursday. the-50's tomorrow, close to 60 on thursday and then into the 60's on friday. almost 80 by sunday afternoon. >> still ahead, we go live to local protest regarding the trayvon martin case. >> gunshots fired overnight in sanford.

i will have details, coming up. >> we can murders and a quiet, oklahoma town. >> within about an hour, baltimore county should officially have a new school superintendent. i am lowell melser and i will have a live report.

>> you are looking at a live picture of the protests in east baltimore. it has been dubbed the million hoodie march. they plan to march to city hall where they will speak out. the sons of frustration in sanford, florida, as so many wait for a decision in the trayvon martin case. >> george zimmerman attorney has got him, saying they have lost contact with their client. jay gray has more on the latest

in the investigation. >> we thought they had enough for at least the police to make the arrest, but in the 43 days it has been encountering, there has been evidence that unfolded, a plethora of evidence. >> the special prosecutor will make the call about the rest on her own. >> she decided this was a decision she can make. it will be a decision she can justify without needing any cover. >> for the first time since he shot and killed the under armour teenager, george zimmerman is now reaching out. lawyers confirmed this website contains this message to supporters. as a result of the incident and media coverage, have been forced to leave my home, my employer, my family, and ultimately my entire life. martin's mother wants everyone to know she has lost so much more. >> this is not just like

changing for us, life ending for trayvon martin. i have my good days and my bad days. i have my moments where i am still crying. >> of family grieving and a community clearly on a. yesterday, protesters closed down the sanford police department for several hours. overnight, shots were fired at an unmanned police car parked outside the gated community near where martin was killed. emotions will likely continue to simmer here until there is some decision in the case. jay gray, wbal-tv 11 news. >> told the police say the two suspects arrested in a shooting spree that terrorized the city's black community last week have confessed. 32-year-old alan watts and 19-

year-old jake england confessed to the shootings. three people were killed and two were seriously wounded. is not clear from the affidavit which men saw which victims. all of the victims were black. >> a school bus driver suffered a seizure and loses control of his bus. it is all caught on tape. how 13-year-old passenger saved the day. >> a warning for baltimore area delivery drivers. the increasing robberies, and what police say driver should do to make sure they are safe. to make sure they are safe. >> hanging up on smart pho [ male announcer ] if your kid can recognize your sneeze from a crowd...

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>> live, local, late-breaking. 11 news at 5:00 in hd continues now. >> it is a sure sign of spring, construction projects popping up all around town. the state highway administration is warning drivers to bring their patients along the morning commute. >> they want to remind drivers about the importance of slowing down and watching out for road crews. >> this spring and summer there will be over 100 construction zones on maryland high place. that means drivers need to pay attention. police will tell you that most construction's on accidents are caused by drivers either driving too fast or driving distracted.

the purpose of today's press conference with the weather warming up was to warn drivers that there'll be more works on areas throughout the state. >> even recently we have had several accidents. the majority of crashes in war zones, the injuries are typical to the driver or passenger of the vehicle. it is important for people to pay attention and stay alert. >> workers are busy widening the 695 bridge. there'll be other areas where workers will be more exposed to traffic. >> at any time throughout the state, there could be 300 works owns going on anywhere in maryland. >> what should drivers do? >> the best thing to do a slowdown, pay attention to what is going on around you. don't drive distracted. >> lauro was at the press conference with her son.

her husband was killed at a works on accident bacchant 2012 -- back in 2012. initially, i have to admit that it was for high workers that started coming out and being part of these events, but i have learned that the public is more at risk. >> nationwide, more than 700 people were killed and works on crashes. it is important for drivers to watch their speaker in pay attention when driving through work zones. rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news. >> to check of construction projects will delay your committee, go to our website, wbaltv.com. you will see which highways have long-term road work and you can watch live traffic cameras on our new iphone application. >> the nation's biggest wireless carriers have teamed up with the new tool to fight the spike in that.

bones will be blacklisted to make sure they had -- phones will be blacklisted to make sure that cannot be resold. >> the wireless industry and law-enforcement getting ready to shut down criminals by shutting down stolen devices. if opponents dolin, a button can be pressed. within -- if a phone is stolen. a black list. these gadgets are not only expensive, they are lockboxes for our most personal information and account for as much as 40% of steps in america's cities. european carriers are already using a similar system successfully. the nation's five biggest carriers are on board, with more to come. >> out of the gate, north of 90%

of all consumers in the united states will be supported by this. >> i did not really know i needed a password. >> consumers can do a lot to protect themselves. and make life a little harder for thieves. a new plan to hang up on smart phone theft. this ambitious program was thrown together in little more than a week, but could take up to 18 months to get up to full speed. >> baltimore city police are alerting food delivery drivers they should be on alert after a rash of ambush style robberies. investigators have received reports of five incidents in the past month where a driver or arrives at a location that is actually a vacant home and then gets attacked. >> this is just something that seems to be slowly but surely catching on. before it does, we need to make

everybody aware, we don't want people falling prey to ambush, and that is what is happening. >> the problem of some of these homes is that to cannot tell they are vacant. >> police and drivers can keep themselves safe by checking the address of their destination and check that against the city's list of vacant properties on line. >> we are learning more about the baltimore winners of the mega millions jackpot. to public school teachers and school administrator are calling themselves the three amigos. they want to remain anonymous. they are planning trips to europe, new homes, and college education for kids. they all said they plan to keep working. each will get $35 million after taxes. perhaps charges dropped against a school administrator accused japan of abusing a 17-year-old student. her 36-year-old ryan marcus

coleman was charged in july 2010 with sex abuse of a minor, among other sex abuse charges, for reportedly touching a student inappropriately on multiple occasions. the state has rested its case in the retrial of the twin brothers accused of setting a pitbull on fire in may 2009. crime lab technician took the stand monday along with the baltimore city police sergeant in charge of the case against travers and tremayne johnson. the first trial ended in a mistrial. closing arguments could take place as soon as tomorrow afternoon. still ahead, a new study about preschoolers and why some fear it shows the younger set. >> the latest on the search for cause of a fire that destroyed several homes. >> charges of trying to sexually assault and middle school student, a maryland man goes before a judge.

we'll tell you what happened. we'll tell you what happened.

>> a massive fire destroyed several homes and eastern michigan overnight. at least two of the homes were destroyed after the fire spread from the center house to the surrounding structures. officials say no injuries have been reported and there is no word on what started the fire. a police pursuit in washington, d.c ended when the suspects' car crashed into the reflecting pool. you can see the car in the lower left-hand part of your screen. the pursuit started when police tried to pull the car over and the driver fled. no injuries were reported and there is no word on what charges the driver may face. >> a new report that some might call little kid left behind. all but 11 states have preschool programs. despite $127 million from the federal government, state spending was at a new low last year. overall, $60 million less, double the drop from the year

earlier. >> they don't behave well, they don't learn much, they don't get rewarded by the school. before you know it, they are on a path to high school dropout. that is the pathway to prison. >> quality is another concern. only 12 states met all the benchmarks for quality prekindergarten classes. >> still ahead, a special birthday for a 103-year-old baltimore woman. the unusual way she is celebrating. >> why switching to a lower grade of gasoline might not be a good idea. >> not because of what i did, but because i knew i heard a lot of people. >> suspended for comments about fidel castro. >> gusty winds and some cooler air moving our way.

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>> of the major league baseball manager who created a firestorm when he said he loved fidel castro now calls his comment stupid in says he was thinking in spanish but speaking in english. >> he apologized again today, but that did not stop his bosses from suspending him. >> and no is very stupid -- i know it was a very stupid comment. >> he said his comments on fidel castro were not only wrong but made in the wrong setting. >> it has been the biggest mistakes so far in my life. when you make a mistake this big, you cannot sleep. >> he told time magazine last

week that he loved and respected the cuban dictator and they were outraged, not just in miami but in his own hometown of chicago. >> especially from someone who is not cuban and has not lived where we have lived. >> he said what he meant was lost in translation. >> i think what i wanted to say in spanish, i said it wrong in english. >> he said contrary to his quote, he hates castro, and promised to make amends. >> i am very sorry about what happened, and i will do everything to make it better. >> although cuban-american figures want him to resign or be fired, the team is suspending him for five games. it is his first agent chris -- first season managing the

marlins. there is still debate over how long he will last. chris clackum, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> still a slight chance that an isolated shower or brief sprinkle passing through your neighborhood. mainly north of baltimore. this floor shower is trying to get going in northern baltimore county, showing signs of falling apart as it heads toward the extreme northwest corner of harford county. you can see in western maryland and parts of pennsylvania the shower activity is much more widespread. that is snow being indicated in parts of ohio and pennsylvania. some of that is likely to get into garrett county in western maryland. some chilly air filters then. here in baltimore, the eastside amounts has not been at school.

the west wins coming down off the eastern side of the mound, and the air -- has not been as cool. 66 degrees at bwi marshall, 67 downtown. 63 is the normal high today so we are a few degrees above that. tomorrow i think we end up below normal, a little bit of chilly air coming in. we are running a little over four inch precipitation deficit since the first of the year. the first time i remember this season so far tree, brass, and we'd pollen with a total account of 403 at the high range. we are right in the middle of the spring allergy season. because of the dry air in the brisk wind, the fire threat continues from allegheny county through baltimore into southern maryland and over to the eastern shore. delaware and eastern maryland

with the enhance threat of brush fires a and through the evening. 60's from baltimore south and east, but the cool air coming in almost northwest winds might cause freezing conditions to develop, especially tomorrow night and thursday morning and again on friday morning. freezing conditions are possible even tonight in washington, allegany, and garrett county. most areas in downtown baltimore will be closer to 45 and the wins will be brisk overnight, gusting to 25 miles an hour. temperatures were above normal today, but that chill around cleveland and chicago and northern sections of minnesota is all coming our way. temperatures will trend downward for a day or so. a better chance of shut reduce scattered showers tomorrow afternoon and then lots of sunshine expected for thursday and friday as we finish out the work week with some really nice weather.

52-57 tomorrow and at 30% chance of a scattered showers. a small craft advisory on the bay tomorrow with waves running 2-3 feet on the open waters of the bay. it-50's tomorrow and still in the 50's thursday. rider unfreezing friday but a warm front moves are way saturday, getting to almost 80 degrees by sunday afternoon. -- right car around freezing friday. >> some welcome news on the jobs front as more part-time workers got full-time jobs. a breakdown of the latest jobs data for march shows the number of part-time workers declined because many of them got full- time work. the number dropped to 7.7 million in march. economy show the growth in full- time worker shows employers believe the work they have right now will not disappear anytime soon, and that is good news for the economy.

people are looking for ways to cut back on gas prices. one of those ways is buying the cheaper grade of gasoline, but is that a good idea? >> there are lots of cars on the road, most of them taking regular gas. those who fill their cars with premium gas are paying much more to fill their tanks, often up to 20 cents more per gallon. >> if the owner's manual says to do it, then i would do it. >> while some people may be tempted to switch to a lesser grade, it is not always a good idea, especially if your cards owners manual says high octane premium is required. >> what if your owner's manual says premium is not required but only recommended? and automotives professor says it might be worth a little test.

>> it will start knocking with acceleration. that is an expert piven between great. -- a difference between the braves. you have to watch your car's performance. it could impact your gas mileage. the savings to get by regular gas and could be wiped out by a loss in fuel economy. you really need to put your individual card to the test. watch the mileage and listen for knocking or pinging. >> the professor says the biggest factor when it comes to gas mileage is not so much what octane you use, but how you drive your car. >> just a reminder tonight that the typical april 15 tax deadline does not apply this year. you get two extra days this year

to send in your federal return, because ar-15 falls on a sunday and the 16th is a holiday in washington d.c. he do still have to file your state taxes by april 15. you can find some extra information and tax forms on- line on our website, wbaltv.com. >> with her 103rd birthday coming up next week, elizabeth a. gwenddlyn with the. . -- she not only bowles, she still drives. hus younger sister still holds at the age of 99. >> just live a good, clean life , do the things you know should be done.

>> you look gorgeous. >> thank you. >> happy birthday. >> thank you, thank you. >> she looks amazing. her friends are throwing a birthday party for her. up next, a teenager is hailed a hero after saving a classmate stuck in a runaway bus. stuck in a runaway bus.

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>> to the bank's seventh grade boys are being called heroes after stopping and bus. >> and just an ordinary day. >> jeremy was expecting another dull day when he hopped on board the bus this morning. >> right after spring break, and we all don't want to go to school. >> he found himself in the middle of a mess that would make him a hero at school. >> the driver started twitching in making weird noises. >> the bus driver were suffering what appeared to be a seizure. the bus rolling down the road out of control. >> i was just thinking, i don't want to die. >> the 7 prater john into action. >> -- these seventh graders jumped into action. >> the bus started slowing down and i was like, someone call

911. my principal said i will get free snacks from the snack bar over there. i will be telling my friends, what do you want? freeze night work. >> jeremy is just 13 years old so he does not have a driver's license. it is not his secret with mom anymore. >> she lets me back the car out of the driveway so i can give it a car wash. >> good for mom. >> the bus drivers condition is not known tonight. his mom says his driving privileges will not be extended beyond the driveway. >> and then there were three. i am nikole killion in washington. i will tell you which republican

candidate is dropping out of the race for president, coming up. >> accused of trying to assault the middle school student in a school bathroom, sean thomas schleigh exec the plea agreement. >> 3 anonymous people come forward to claim the mega millions jackpot. details coming up. >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at 6:00. >> this presidential race for us is over for me, and we will suspend our campaign effective today. we are not done fighting. >> they have it, republican rick santorum has officially dropped out of the competition. that is our big story at 6:00. the reason behind the decision is reportedly his daughter's illness, which has put much strain on the santorum family. n