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 domestic abuse and abuse

situations and alcohol issues. and that has been very well received. >> reporter: the mother of this college bound student already did just that. >> reporter: you think you use this as a teaching moment for your daughter? >> yes. >> reporter: did you learn this? >> reporter: yes, very much. >> court resumes again monday morning. then about two weeks of testimony. reporting from charlottesville virginia, adam may, wjz eyewitness news. now hughley faces life in prison if convicted on the most serious charges. a head on collision slows down rush hour tonight. you can see the wreckage on bell air road and sky chopper 13. both cars landed on the grass on the side of the road. one of the drivers was taken to the hospital. we're working to find out exactly what they are doing.

culture class on one of maryland's controversial counties. some say it unfairly targets imgrants, megan. >> reporter: while supporters of that bill say it's a way to send a message to illegal immigrants living in the county but some oppose erz o -- opposers say it is not a message they want to send. >> reporter: the county half way between baltimore and washington, d.c. is home to the state's capital. the county councilman jerry walker says it's almost home to many illegal immigrants. >> when folks come here illegally they come here and draw down on our citizens. >> reporter: now he's proposed a bill to make english the language of the county.

>> what does it actually do? i think that's a big question mark. because most critical services are in fact, superseded by state of federal law. >> reporter: elizabeth alex says the county won't seek huge changes. translators will still be available. >> what will this do? i'm not sure other than send a negative message to immigrant exhumeties throughout the state that we -- immigrant communities throughout the state that we don't want you here. >> we're not a sanctuary city or county we're a county that opposes illegal immigration. >> reporter: walker says this is a first of a series of plans to combat illegal immigration. megan mccorkel. >> reporter: a similar ordnance passed. one of men passed between

the 2010 election robo calls goes on trial accused of suppressing calls. derek valcourt has more on his free speech defense. >> reporter: a group of supporters follow political consultant julius henson to court. he's hoping to avoid the same fate as paul shoruck who now awaits sentencing for sending robocalls to registered democrats hinting there was no need to go vote. >> if governor o'malley and president obama have been success. we're okay. relax, everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. >> basically the state made a mistake in bringing this case and we'll prove it. >> reporter: hinson admits he was also behind the robo calls.

rhonda russell is going to testify that the calls she recorded were a sort of reverse psychology. >> reporter: failed include the disclosure that the ad was coming come. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. the campaign manager is scheduled for sentencing next week. it's a record, right now gas prices are higher than they have ever been at this time of the year. in the last week, gas prices climbed 10-cents in maryland. now some experts predict we could soon be paying $5 a

gallon for regular. prices go up late february and into march. that does not take into account governor o'malley's proposed sales tax. the gallon of regular costs an average of $3.36. but today that will set you $3.52 a gallon. you can find the cheapest gas in your neighborhood by logging on to wjz.com. brawls break out in a maryland mall because of shoes. it's not the first time shoppers have gone that far for nike's. >> reporter: think of the word composite. nike calls these their new composite foam shoes. and they had more shoppers than shoes. these sneakers caused near riot

conditions on saturday like this melee at another mall in december after nike released a popular pair of air jordans. >> someone said there was nice? >> reporter: the problem was classic supply and demand. there were 150 customers and only 90 pairs of shoes for sale. they sold out in minutes. what we did is brought in five customers at a time. let them get their shoes. and just kept rotating like that. >> reporter: according to reports, the nike foam sneakers sell for up to $200. but they are so popular they are double in price selling for as much as $500 on the internet. >> they only release them once a year and when they're on sale like that, some people buy them for themselves, others buy them to resell and you know they can double or triple their money. >> yeah i can believe that

something would happen like that. i mean, it's just terrible. >> reporter: now police tell us that no one was injured in the brawl and they didn't make any arrests because they couldn't determine who started the fire. >> reporter: the retro air jordan sold for $160 a pair. -- he's accused of filing false tax returns and illegally claiming social security benefits. prosecutors won't say if the case is connected to the church. loved it, hated it now it's your turn to be a restaurant critic. the zaga restaurant critic book wants to hear about the food, about the decor, about the cost, even the service. for more information log on. and participates will get a free book when it comes out

this summer. a father murders his two young sons. >> just senseless, slaughter of two innocent children. how those boys died and the missed warning signs that could have prevented the tragedy. and say goodbye to stink bugs at least for now. what's driving them out of the area and why they may not be gone for good. we'll stay mild for the rest of the week. i'm bob turk, i'll have your complete warning weather forecast coming up next. also ahead, they call him zeus. he didn't know he had diabetes. at 40, orlando brown, zeus died from a curable disease. >> were you shocked? >> i'm still shocked.

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it is 40 degrees and clear in central maryland right now. the complete weather forecast is coming up. a searchers act goes horribly wrong during a performance in michigan. he was cycling in the air and came crashing down. the rider suffered injuries. new information tonight on the utah man who killed himself

and his two sons in a house explosion. the children suffering chopping injuries to their heads and neck before they died of smoke inhalation. josh powell was the main suspect in the murder of his wife. grandparents said the children started remembering what happened to their mother. more than a dozen americans including the sonover transportation secretary ray lahood are charged with encouraging the protest. misreu on the high seas, hundreds of passengers on three cruise ships contract a stomach virus. they reported noro virus outbreaks. the ships sale from florida and

louisiana. the sick passengers were quarantined during a stop. when orlando brown died suddenly of diabetes everyone was stunned. today best friend wally williams tells wjz brown never knew he had the disease. he was convinced the giant of a man known as zeus would be alive if he only news. >> reporter: on the field, orlando brown could take the hits and push back harder. but it was the hits that he never saw coming that brought him down. orlando died suddenly last september at his inner harbor home at just 40 years old. at first, no one knew why. for 10 days what killed this giant of a man inside his inner harbor home inside his home remained a mystery. orlando brown died of diabetes. >> it was a big sense of

emptiness that's left without him being around. >> reporter: his best friend is still reeling from the news. when you heard that he died from the diabetes, were you shocked. >> i am still shocked. >> reporter: the friend he knew from college never suspected that he had diabetes. >> i know for a fact he thought it was something it was never going to be a problem and if he knew he would have taken care of it. >> reporter: the tricky part is knowing you even have it. it's thought that 7 million americans walking around have diabetes and don't even know. by the time you notice symptoms you've had it for some times. >> it's often called a silent killer because the symptoms are so quiet and confused for

something typical. >> this disease is so sneaky. it can come and hit you before you know it. it's like bam, it's here. >> reporter: like orlando brown, 57-year-old debby holden never suspected she had diabetes but found out with a routine medical test. >> i was one of the lucky ones to still be alive because the same thing that happened to him could have very well have happened to me. >> it's a problem with african american men, that we don't go to the doctor because we feel that we can just be tough. >> you think that there's a feeling of being invincible. >> yeah. >> among your teammates. >> there definitely is. but you are coast that way. you're brought up that way. >> reporter: wally is heartbroken knowing orlando would have successfully dealt with diabetes like he dealt with everything else. >> that was the last conversation i had with him.

take care of yourself. >> reporter: get checked out before it's too late. >> you only get one shot at life and you want to make sure you go about it the right way. >> jessica kartalija, wjz news. >> visit the link to diabetes from our website. the plan b morning after pill is available in a vending machine in a school's health center. the university says they are selling it at cost and no state funds are being used. the pill can be legally sold over the counter to anyone 17 or older. you can think of a couple of tropical storms for driving or thank a couple of storms for driving away those pesky stink bugs. they said it knocked many of the bugs off of crops and trees. experts are hesitant to predict

what will happen when the warmer weather hits. >> i'll have nightmares tonight. >> they're still out there. i've seen some of them. i'm sure as i gets warmer this spring they're going to multiply a little more. so we'll have to deal with that this spring. we've had spring like weather. looks like tomorrow about the same. maybe a degree or two warmer. 40degrees now. after a chilly start it did really warm up. the barometer right now holding steady. 30.05-inches. it's dry out now. dewpoints down to 27. many areas tonight will be in the upper 20s again. already 30 in cumberland and 32 in d. c. locally mid- to upper 30s to the low 40s. close to the water it is certainly a lot milder. 53/27 today. 43 the average high. 44 the normal low. close to that but 10 degrees

below normal. one the record low. right now a southwest wind is going to keep us in that warm air for at least one more day. then we'll watch the front up to the north. some clouds will be crossing ontario and quebec. it'll bring clouds on wednesday and maybe a little rain. it may just be cold enough in the afternoon to extreme northern sections and southern p. a. may see a little snow shower or rain activity. mainly we're looking at just light rain showers. so it'll be mild tomorrow. turning colder winds with that low pressure moving across the region. rather week. then it moves out of the here. thursday starts warming up again. thursday and friday. then another front will come down, to chill us down for the weekend. northwest winds at the bay at 10 to five knots. tonight generally clear to

partly cloudy. tomorrow back up in the mid-50s with sunshine. maybe some clouds late in the day and clouds tomorrow night. looks like a little bit of rain. maybe some snow flakes, north of the city. nothing expected, you really 45, 33, 47 thursday. back up to 50 on friday. and the weekend chilling down to the low 40s maybe some upper 30s with partly cloudy skies. >> coming up another popular oriole is sent packing. >> park has the new players coming to town in the big trade. trade. ,,,,,,,,,,,,g up next in

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scott left as a free agent. and guthrie traded away. goes to the colorado rockies in exchange for two other pitchers. the trade ends guthries run of five seasons for the orioles strongest starter. guthrie says it's hard to leave baltimore, he and his family love the city. he says the trade caught him by surprise but he's excited to join the o's. matt linstrum also coming to baltimore in the trade. spring training does start next week. super monday for eli manning and the giants. eli gets his trophy this morning, then he went to disneyland and he's on letterman tonight. the giants will be honored in a parade in manhattan tomorrow. why wait till tomorrow. some of the giants honored at the garden during a game

against utah. where they witnessed another set back for carmelo anthony who had to leave the game with groin pain. the sooners got 12 points from andrew fitzgerald from owins mills. the tigers have a player from reynolds town. kim english, he got 12. the tigers again now ranked fifth in the nation. terps at clemson tomorrow ,,,,,,

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