severn man will go on trial for the hit and run of two teenagers last year. the 16 and 17-year-old best friends were killed. brian kuebler tells us nearly a year later their families are eagerly awaiting their day in court oar oar time, they say, can heal, but for courtney's family, birthdays and anniversaries are still held in meme -- memorial. >> police and prosecutors say it us a because of this man, riewp ben dunn. dunn was driving under the flins down mlk when he hit courtney and emerald last june throwing them 40 feet, killing them

instantly. he will enter court with two counts of manslaughter, reckless driving and a dui. seeing dunn in court tomorrow will be a caldron of pain, confusion and pointed emotion. >> i don't know what my reaction will be. it will be so hard seeing the guy who took my sister away. it will be mind blowing to see him. i've seen his picture and i'm sitting there looking at him thinking this is the person who killed my sister. it will be hard. >> difficult emotion, families of both victims will have to keep in check throughout the trial, one in which the state hopes to feature the testimony of dunn's girlfriend kendra miles. miles was charged as an accessory to the hit and run in june. she plead guilty, her sentence suspended, possibly in return for her them against dunn.

another thread in a tragic story line set to unfold tomorrow morning in the baltimore city courtroom. downtown baltimore, brian kuebler, abc2. >> we tried several times today to reach the attorney for rubin dunn. the trial is set to start at 11:00 tomorrow morning. two women were killed in a nearly head-on crash in davidsonville. they believe 26-year-old stephanie mancaro was driving when she drifted off the side of the road and overcorrected sending the car in the path of man on coming car. it crashed with mary elizabeth. both women were pronounced dead at the scene. the crash is under investigation but police do not believe drugs or alcohol were factors. the panicked 911 calls after the jet crash in virginia beach.

the fuel inside exploded. >> a jet just hit an apartment complex. i see the smoke right now. >> it hit the apartment complex. >> in the end, no one was killed or seriously injured in the apartment and the two pilots are both out of the hospital. the exact cause of the crash is under investigation. take a look at this video of a teenager taking -- signs are posted at the end of the runway but it doesn't stop people from standing in front of the jet blast. he's okay but has a serious gash. >> standing in the old jet blast. hey, red flag warning across the state. we have still that high risk of wildfire, so be extremely

careful. we're going to have dry weather most of the week. if we get some active weather, maybe a hit or miss shower. after that the next shot sunday night into monday. winds from the west, northwest gusting to 2345 -- 25. it's breezy. there's a freeze watch up for carroll county. we'll talk about how things develop throughout the the. researchers asked 1400 people about dental x-rays. they asked a similar group of healthy people and found tumors were twice as likely in those who had a bite wing and five times having a pan or rex by the age of 10. some experts are questioning the results because they're based on

million rip and not records. the american dental association said dentists should order x-rays only when absolutely necessary. that is tiply one to two years for children and no more than once to every three years for adults. promising news for people, including women suffering from migraines. three times as many get them has men. some women are turning to plastic surgery for relief. she is a 39-year-old month are of four who up until a year ago had to mostly parent from bed because of the severe migraines. >> i couldn't be the mother i wanted to be with the migraines. i couldn't do all the things i wanted to do. >> she tried migraine diets, physical therapy, so doctors decided on botox.

she saw improvement. the surgery called nerve decompression works. after her surgery, she said her headaches are gone. a quick thinking washington student helped avert a school bus disaster. the video you've got to see. plus a florida family's leisurely boating day turned into a rescue.

look at this surveillance video. it was recorded in washington state as the driver started to slump over the wheel. this quick thinking middle school student saw what happened. >> i didn't want it crash. i didn't want to know what it feels like. >> he manage to get the keys out of the ignition and along with another student steer the bus to a safe stop, a little hero. the camera was rolling as firefighters tried to put out a huge multifire in detroit. a 31-year-old woman, her three children and father were able to get out safely. arson investigators are trying to determine what caused this huge fire in detroit.

a florida family's relaxing vacation took a turn when dolphin was stuck on a sand bar. they got her back into the water. they also spotted a baby dolphin and were able to get her back in with her mom and the two just swam away. well, it's know nate life month in maryland. a look at one local family's inspiring story and how to help out. we use the internet for just about everything, so what about doing your taxes?

april is donate life month in maryland. donate life maryland is dedicated to saving lives

through organ donations. it has given hope to a lot of people. >> reporter: meet this glen burnie resident and mother of four boys. her life changed when she lost three of them. she knew what needed to be done eye was already an organ don't north my sons, on their license, they got the heart, all three had them on their i.d. we decided once they passed, we would donate their organs. >> reporter: there are more than 2,000 people on the critical donor list and over 113,000 nationwide waiting for the gift of life. sadly, 18 people die every day waiting for that precious gift. dploa flat life maryland helps bring -- donate life maryland helps bring awareness. >> it works to support the

legacy. while doe knight nate life maryland -- donate life maryland lets them donate, the foundation facilitates it. >> i had donated my three sons that died. one was murdered, and i gave the gift of life to someone else. >> reporter: the donate life maryland organization is dedicated to saving and enhancing lives by registering organ, eye and tissue donors. we all can help when we get our driver's license renewed. in baltimore reporting. >> the foundation was called a mother's cry when her sons died. the foundation will have a luncheon saturday may 12th. governor martin o'malley signed a lot of bills into law today one meant to improve

cancer patients' access to education. it will require insurance companies to squallize out of october payments for anticancer treatments. 15 states have already passed a similar law. still breezy, still dry, still an enhanced fire risk but nice day, some sunshine. the camera is shaking in the wind. 65 degrees out at the airport. winds are west at 10 miles an hour. they have been higher than that at times. we'll show you the wind gusts in a second. this is looking at downtown baltimore from the maryland science center. our movable camera. not much moving weather wise today just a sapphire blue sky, the story in towson, sunshine on tap, in bell hair as well. the big difference will be tomorrow as we see the weather developing through the day,

likely to see much more cloud cover and also temperatures will be dropping. maryland's most powerful radar remaining dry. a freeze watch from carroll county west. once you get into the more solidly shaded counties, gairp rete and washington, there it's a freeze warning for outdoor plants. again, ground is very dry, still breezy, still very low humidity, so, again, outdoor burning, don't do it. it's not worth the risk. winds from the north and west around 15 to 25 and gusting higher, all of this helping to enhance that fire risk but making it breezy when you take the dog for the walk et cetera. humidity wise 18%. it's not so much that this is so dry. we see this in the winter a lot. it's the fact we're in mid-april and conditions are so dry. that is unusual from a seasonal standpoint to be in the middle of one of our wettest months of

the year and finding limited to no rain. that's going to be the pattern over the next knew days. again, to the north there are some showers, some rain into pennsylvania. even there not a lot of rain. our disturbance along the front could bring, could bring a few showers tomorrow into the state. the problem is as we saw yesterday as we get rain on the radar several thousand feet up it hits that dry air at the surface, tends to evaporate. we need a heavy steadier rain to make a difference around here and end it once and for all at least for awhile. tomorrow cloudy but really nothing more than a hit or miss shower. thursday looks like we're going to bring the sun back and start warming up. much cooler tomorrow. you'll feel a difference but warming back up more like today on thursday. all right. overnight 38, mostly cloudy, breezy and colder. 55. we'll say clouds mixed with sun, breezy, maybe a stray shower or two if we're lucky. tomorrow night down to 36. it will get fairly chilly

overnight. seven-day forecast, the outlook similar to what we've been seeing. we may bump up thursday to 60 but tomorrow will be noticeably cooler and maybe a shower or two. the weekend is featuring a nice warmup sunday near 80 degrees, in fact. get ready to enjoy that. >> a day of rain to cut down on the fire. >> one good soaking rain and this is april, would do it. we'll wait and see. >> april showers. now on to democracy 2012, rick santorum is suspending his campaign. tory dunnan is joining us from washington, d.c. how significant is this? >> reporter: this is a game changer in the race for the gop nomination. rick santorum took to the stage at this news conference earlier today in pennsylvania.

his family members were by his side as he made this major announcement. >> made a decision over the weekend that while this presidential praise for us is over -- race for us is over, for me, we will suspend our campaign effective today. we are not done fighting. >> reporter: this was quite an emotional speech. rick santorum cited personal and professional reasons. you may remember his 3-year-old daughter bella who suffers from a rare genetic disorder was hospitalized over the weekend. rick santorum spent a lot of time at the hospital with her and said that was time to think of his campaign. >> it did cause us to think. the world that we have as parents and her life and with the rest of our family, this was a time for prayer and thought. >> reporter: rick santorum is well behind in the delegate count. his campaign said a few things needed to happen to stage a

comeback. texas, needed to move from proportional to winner takes all. santorum had to win pennsylvania. the latest polls show lad closer race between romney and santorum. now, the question, what does this mean for mitt romney. many say this moves him closer to be the inevitable nominee. santorum gave him a heads up that he would be suspending his campaign but a spokesperson for santorum said what is not evidentable is an endorsement. >> newt gingrich and ron paul are still in there. any indication they will bow out? >> reporter: no indication. they sent out emails saying they're goings to the convention. newt gingrich said he wants rick santorum's endorsement. >> i thought he would campaign through pennsylvania. obviously, we would like to get

his delegates. frankly, on values and on conservatism i'm closer to santorum than romney. >> reporter: he put a tweet up that said it's now a two-man race and you can donate here. looks like he will fight on with this one. >> tory dunnan reporting from washington, d.c. former president george w. bush was on hand at a tax forum and gave some interesting insight about his time in the white house. >> do i miss the presidency, i really zoo-- really don't. it was inconvenient to stop at stop lights coming over here. i guess i miss that. >> bush went on to say a bit about what he spends his time doing. he takes military veterans

mountain biking and sponsor has golf tournament for veterans as well. coming up all brand-new at 6:00, a remarkable surgery that will help a young man live a life. it's all about looking at things differently. plus, a warning for drivers in some of the projects you could see in your near future. now a preview of what's ahead on world news at 6:30. self-checkout at the mall. is it helping shoplifters. tonight caught on tape. shoplifters' latest tricks. see it tonight on abc.

the stoct continued -- stock market continued it slump. the dow closed the lowest since the beginning of februaryy. the nasdaq closed at 2,999. the s&p 500 fell 24 points. in your money tonight the internet has become the go-to place for just about everything from shopping to cars to ping tonight's restaurant. so why not file your taxes on the web as well. here's abc's t.j. winick. >> reporter: the days of putting pencil to paper are a thing to the past. eight out of 10 of us, around 112 million will file to choose our 2012 electronically with e

file. working your way through software, whether free through the irs or used by a tax preparer tends to make tax preparers more accurate. you can set up an automatic withdrawal date. if you're one of the lucky ones getting money back, it gets better. if you combine e filing and direct deposit, the irs can typically issue the refund in half the time than if you file conventionally and in as little as 10 days. t.j. winick reporting, new york. >> accuracy and speed aren't enough, consider the environment. go the go green. a maryland man ties osama bin laden on the fbi's most wanted list.

his alleged crimes on abc2 news at 6:00 which starts right now. it looks like conditions are a qarng like a tornado warning or hurricane warning. >> no. it's not tornadoes or hurricanes threatening maryland. it's wildfires. >> this is about how much love that you have that you want to give. >> more than 2,000 people are waiting for an organ in maryland. how you can give the gift of life. a big announcement from the maryland lottery. who the big winners are in that huge megamillions jackpot. strong winds for your drive home this evening. you're looking at a live picture at i-695 and harford road. the high winds coupled with dry