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craigslist criminals online buyers lured into danger on baltimore streets. >> how armed robbers are targeting their victims and the warning from police tonight. hello everybody i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> a serious of violent robberies linked to craigslist. dennis mccorkel has more on this frightening tend. >> reporter: police have linked four armed robberys to the same person posting on craigslist that gunman getting away with thousands. rare coin collections, pricey watches, some of the items

people thought they were buying on craigslist but when they showed up to this quiet community with cash, they got a gun in their face. >> you can't trust, there's a lot of things on social network you can't trust. >> reporter: four people robbed, when one tried to run the robber fired a shot. >> you have some suspects that are really preying on individuals and trying to be smart doing it. >> reporter: the most notorious, phillip markoff he used the site to lure women to hotel rooms, killing one and assaulting several others. >> i can be you know the worse criminal in the world and i can say that i had things, lure people to it, take their wallets and run. >> reporter: gary laclu says ask questions about the buyers before meeting them. >> get address, google earth, look at their house, see if

they're legit. >> reporter: do not bring money to the site, pay by cashier's check instead. you can even meet someone in a public spot, even in front of a police station. they say they are actively following leads in this case. live at city police headquarters, dennis mckorkel. >> thank you, megan. so far no one has been injured in any of these robberies. on the run from police, a man hunt is on the way. a passenger also escaped and police are still searching for them. scary moments for the people on board at an airway's plane when a man tell as -- a man tells a woman there was a

device surgically inplanted in them. tense moment when this u.s. airway's plane makes an emergency landing. a woman claims she had a surgically implanted device inside her body. >> one of the flight attendant -- what did the flight attendants tell you on the intercom. >> it was rest time, so we learned later there were two f15 jets on the wing tips, but nobody knew that. >> reporter: the pilot told passengers they needed to land to refuel. franco also talked to a doctor who examined the woman during the flight. >> they looked at an incision or operation scars where she could have had a device implanted in her, but they

didn't see anything. >> reporter: other attempts to hide bombs, terrorists from yemen called aqab may try hiding explosives inside human bodies. >> the aqap has shown to continue to look at these plots. we're going to do everything in our power to try to do this. >> a little chilly that somebody could do something like that. >> reporter: even though this time it was a false alarm. the big concern is that surgically implanted bombs can be really hard to detect by airport security, especially overseas where airports don't see those body scanners. animal activists activists are trying to protect pit

bulls. opponents of the ruling have already gathered thousands of signatures. they hope lawmakers will take up the issue when they return to annapolis next year. tonight a victory for a group of pit bulls rescued from a baltimore county dog fighting incident. after two years being held as police evidence, most of the dogs known as the pit six are ready for adoption. kai jackson explains how the abused dogs were brought back from the brink. >> reporter: the baltimore humane society wants them in good homes. they were all abused pit bulls, relegated to a life of fighting, torture and pain. after months of rehabilitation, they're ready for adoption. the animals dubbed the pit six were part of a dog fighting ring. a 36-year-old man was sentenced

to three years in prison for animal cruelty. the case involved the pit six and was closed in 2009. >> that was their base purpose, as practice for all the big fighters. >> reporter: what they need now are loving homes. rehabilitation of the pit six took time, every dog is different and these had a lot to learn. what they learned was all the dogs wanted was attention and love. >> what you find is many of these dogs are sweet dogs. many of them are stolen from bag yards. >> reporter: the baltimore humane society still wants the state of maryland to crack down on dog fighting. they say the best way to do that is to teach children compassion about animals. >> thank you, kai. if anyone is interested in adopting the pit six you can contact the baltimore humane society. the number is there on the

screen, 833-8848. three jockeys are hurt in a seven horse pile up during this harness race. emergency crews had to to the best of your knowledge off -- had to turn off their sirens so they didn't scare the horses. all of the jockeys are expected to be okay. a 911 dispatcher is off the job for what he did on the job, falling asleep. it happened in april but the tapes are just being released as part of the investigation. >> can you say anything right now? >> reporter: the 911 call came from a woman in a rockville condo, her husband was having trouble breathing, he was turning blue. the call taker transferred her to a dispatcher but quickly realized something wasn't right. >> hold on a second, i'm going to try to get them on the line again. >> okay. >> reporter: scott graham says the sleeping dispatcher was 17 hours into a 24 hour shift. >> the employee was immediately taken from the floor, placed on

paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the inquiry. >> reporter: the sleeping dispatcher finally wakes up and taking over the call. >> he stopped breathing for a little while. and now i just pushed my hand on his chest. >> what's the address? what's the address? what's the address? ma'am, what's the affords? >> reporter: the 24 hour 911 shifts are now under scrutiny after the dispatcher fell asleep. >> okay, hold on one second, i'm going to try to get them on the line again. >> okay. >> reporter: an ambulance was finally sent to the woman's condo and he is expected to be okay. police have not released the dispatcher's name pending the outcome of the investigation. a thrill of a lifetime today for some local school children. they got a close look at the bat mobile. or at least one that looks just

like it. in addition to the superhero's car they also checked out police cars and limos. >> a television station becomes the scene of breaking news. see a frightening attack when a man invades the station with a knife. >> terrible, if i was in that situation, i don't think anybody should have to go through. armed only in his underwear, how that homeowner fought off three intruders in the front of his house. >> i'm bob turk, i have the complete warning weather forecast coming up next. >> also ahead, women are doing it for beauty without knowing it could harm them. the victims of vanity. >> like attempted murder to me. >> next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

cloudy and 68 degrees in maryland. the complete forewarning weather forecast is coming up. a frightening morning at a tv station in topeka. police say he use add knife to cut two people before he

eventually was subdued. both victims were treated and released from the hospital. the man wanted the station to do a story about his complaints about the veteran's association. a group of men in san antonio takes on a group of burglaries. he says he woke up to see the man trying to take his television. two of the suspects joined into the brawl, all three got away empty-handed but were later arrested by police. controversy over what band members told detectives about the hazing death of florida a & m major robert champion. champion wanted to undergo the hazing ritual in order to gain respect, says the court documents. his parents fired back says he was against hazing. and a surveillance video shows a father putting his

child inside a washing machine. a worker starts hitting switches and eventually stops its. the state prosecutor says no charges will be filed because there was no intent to hurt the child. they're looking for that perfect figure and putting their lives at risk, tonight wjz investigating, mike hellgren uncovers the dangers women face in their pursuit of killing curves. we warn you some of the images you will see are disturbing. >> the look can be a killer. a surprising number of women are turning to elicit back alley fake doctors to get that shape. >> it's pressure now from hollywood. >> reporter: at underground parties up and down the east coast they're being injected with industrial grade silicone if their buttocks for those

hollywood curves. >> you never think about the side effects. >> reporter: many are left with disfigured bodies even organs that shut down as the silicone spreads through their bloodstream, it could turn deadly. >> did you know what was being injected into your body? >> no, we did not know. and we still don't know what it is. >> reporter: this woman has gone through numerous surgeries after many injections. >> there was scar tissue that started to build around the silicone. i almost went into a deep depression over this because i felt like i did this to myself. i do feel like i'm one of the lucky ones. >> reporter: she is a friend who was a dancer on the block in baltimore nearly died after silicone spread to her lungs and that led the feds including the fda into an investigation.

>> you just can't buy silicone at the hardware store and inject it into people. >> are you shocked by some of the materials they inject to these women. >> some of them are mixing them with motor oil. i've seen five to six months, i'm seeing four or five every week with problems. i've seen where the entire buttock skin has turned to leather. literally black hard leather. >> reporter: he revealed how women get lured into the secret pumping parties in hotels. >> it's like a cult, they have to be invited to come to these parties, they move from hotel to hotel from city to city so sometimes they're not easy to track down. >> reporter: a business that

remains lucrative as women are desperate to have killer looks on the cheap by those looking to make a quick buck. >> they're irresponsible, they're greedy, it's like attempted murder to me. >> reporter: mike hellgren. >> smedley will be charged for her role. less than a week after its much anticipated public stock offering facebook is now being sued by some shareholders. they accuse morgan stanley of withholding negative information about the ipo. two panels are reviewing facebook's action, since friday the stock has dropped from $38 to $32. there were talks of hurricanes and home runs at camden yards. is it a rock star?

no it's bob turk and tim williams taking the field before this afternoon's game with boston. 6,000 children, young people, students listened and learned ant weather an its impact on daily life. they all went home saying it was cool to go to weather school. >> only problem is tim williams wants us to cheer like that every time he comes in the room. >> don't you. i do. >> they had a girl from west middle school westminster, she threw out the first ball. we had a good time. and the weather was perfect. we still have showers around but have missed us, the city completely. take a look to the west that's where it's really been raining. and across extreme southern maryland some activity going on in western county. right along the st. mary's rivers, yeah along the potomac down there. baltimore area, zip. we only got a trace a few drops of rain. 70 now, just went back up a

little bit. barometer rising 299.8. east winds at five, humidity way up there, dewpoints pretty close to the temperature. can be some fog where it rained. speaking of rain, prince williams county virginia southwest a little bit they picked up over 5-1/2 inches of rain in the last two days. they've had flooding. that one particular location has just been swamped. it's amazing. while areas east have had a trace or none at all. hagerstown has picked up an inch. 65 ocean city, the water temperatures just came in at 66 degrees by the way. 71 annapolis and kent and 67 in westminster. east winds around here, continue to bring up moisture. during the day tomorrow, another area of disturbed weather continues. although it's weaker right now

than it was, it's going to be raining around the region. the sun comes in and gets things percolating. you get these showers forming, you can see how they're diminishing tonight. you get a batch to the west and across portions of the carolinas. maybe an hour or two risk of shower and thunderstorms. then some heat coming in to the end of the week. saturday, sunday and monday temps right around 90 degrees. that's july temperatures, actually above july. southeast winds five to 10 knots in the bay. the bay temp 69, 62 showers to the west of us. then fog overnight. 84, showers and thunderstorms possible later on. 87 on friday. hot for the weekend, for the most part dry. it'll be humid. maybe a slight chance of a scattered afternoon, evening thunderstorms. saturday, sunday, probably nothing on monday. great swimming, great cook out weather for this holiday. denise.

>> thank you, bob. coming up it's another nail biting summer for the orioles. >> and the clash at camden ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines works together for one goal: to get you where you're going. and with flights all over the country to choose from, it's a good thing we love our work. and now we're excited to take you to the beaches of northwest florida. fly nonstop from bwi airport to panama city beach, florida. book all of our destinations online only at southwest.com.

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thanks dad. call me -- but not while you're driving. ♪ [ dad ] we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. ♪ red sox fans have fled the city. mark is here with our fan sports report. >> did our weather scare them away, what happened. the orioles have hit more home runs than any team in the majors. nick johnson hit two of them against boston. it's all about the pitching, orioles started jake arietta struggled against the red sox. they got away from him in the 6th inning. nava connects with a long home run to center. that would give the red sox the lead they never lost that lead. the o's fall 6-5. they drop two out of three to boston but the birds are still in first place.

they get a day off tomorrow. kansas city comes to town on friday. in buoy tonight, bryan roberts plays in a game for the first time in more than a year. beginning his rehab assignment with the bay sox. roberts walked in both of his at-bats. he's attempting to return to the big league after suffering headaches due to a concussion. he talked about being back in the game after being out for so long. >> just excited to play the game and you know just feel blessed to have an opportunity to get back out there. i didn't know for a long time if i would have that opportunity. >> he will be back in the line up tomorrow night. expected to play about 20 games with hopes of joining the orioles in late june. ravens mini camp in owins mills, it's typical many of the veterans do not participate in

the voluntary work outs. quarterback joe flacco is practicing and says it's important for him to be there for the young guys. >> it's good for me to be here because i'm the one that needed to make those guys go. i'm the one that needs to make our offense go and bring those guys as fast as they can. so for me being here and seeing them see what i go through i think it's going to be good for them. >> more from the ravens coming up tomorrow. while the orioles get themselves a good day of rest. >> thank you very much mark. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, [ boss ] okay, okay.

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situation. this little dog found herself inside a sewage drain. they went door to die to try to find its owners but so far nobody has claimed her. and they came falling from the sky thanks to a radio station. the person that collected the most hot dogs won $1,000 and a lifetime supply of coney dogs. >> they're minus ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,