. >> back at the state police post, dana confesses she's been fighting heroin addiction for over two. >> so what got you started in prostitution? >> just paying for it. you know, my habit grew out of control. >> with a $300 a day habit, it's a battle she's losing. >> especially -- especially heroin. it changes your brain. when you don't have it, you feel like you're dying almost. your body tricks itself. it's like you have to have it or you're not going to live anymore. like you're dying. >> unusually articulate, educated, and self-aware, officers are surprised to learn dana's downward spiral from honor student to addict to prostitute began with a sports injury. >> i had a really bad rotator cuff and i was at the point where i could keep playing but i was like basically putting a bandage over it with taking like painkillers that were prescribed to me and oxycontin. >> dana says she graduated to heroin when her health insurance ran out and she could no longer afford prescription drugs. in the cold quiet of her jail cell, struggling without heroin and facing charges, dana realizes she

. >> back at the state police post, dana confesses she's been fighting heroin addiction for over twors. >> so what got you started in prostitution? >> just paying for it. you know, i haven't -- it grows out of control. >> with a $300 a day habit, it's a battle. >> especially heroin. i mean, it just changes your brain and how you think. when you don't have it you feel like you're dieing. your body tricks itself. it's like you have to had it or you will not load anywhere, like you're loading. >> unusually articulate, educated, and self aware, officers are surprised to learn her downward spiral from honor student, to addict, to prostitute happened from a sports injury. >> i had a bad rotator cuff. >> dana says she graduated to heroin when her health insurance ran out and she could no longer afford prescription drugs. in the cold quiet of her jail cell, struggling without heroin and facing charges, she realizes she has hit rock bottom. >> i had scholarship offers from, i mean i can't even count how many universities. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction

police say the driver maybe the mother of two of the children. so far, no word on whether charges have been or will be filed in this case. we will keep you posted. >>> state police are trying to identify young boys videotaped inside a rest room at maryland house and chesapeake house rest stops along i-95. they say they found 13 videos of boys using the rest room on a cell phone and they arresteded a 28-year-old -- arrested a 28-year-old a man in connection with the crime. the most recent incident took place on may 6th. >> there's a certain level of trust and security that you expect when your child goes in the bathroom they will come out safe and unharmed and unvideotaped. >> if you think you have information that could help the state police with the investigation, you are asked to give them a call. >>> a warning for parents in harford county from police. keep an eye out for suspicious look ice cream truck. they say a man tried to lure two girls inside the truck on rexford road park in fallston earlier this weekch the truck had a few -- week. truck had a few stickers and didn't have the cut out for buying ice cream. >>> injury sandusky is facing charges -

we asked -- do you think the city of baltimore should call in maryland state police to help control downtown violence? >> we will postore of your answers on the front page of our website, wbaltv.com. >> traffic is kind of busy. we have several accidents. there is a crash off to the side of liberty. we have an accident in monkton that involves an overturned vehicle. delays forming on southbound 83. be careful at greenspring because of a crash in owings mills. building volume in the white marsh area down to the beltway press another nice day on tap. >> we are starting in the 50's bill will jump into the upper 70's. upper 80's and the heat index will be in the 90's this weekend. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. >> have a good day. >> this is a wbal-tv 11 editorial from president and general manager dan joerres. >> the word "hon" entered the english language in the early 1900's as a shortened version of the word "honey." here in baltimore, the word "hon" is on display for all to see and enjoy at the annual honfest, which takes place this weekend in hampden. this n

the neighbor posted the video on youtube and turned it over to police. sanchez resigned from his job as state water agency director. the video is difficult to watch. lawyers say charges are out of proportion especially for some one without a criminal record. >>> a community cam together to honor a marine who died in combat. in the shadow of the danville veterans memorial building the simple statue stands as a powerful reminder of the cost of war. ♪ amazing >> today a bronze battlefield cross was dedicated to a young marine who died in afghanistan. >> what an amazing sight this is. >> arne corral's son, lance corporal joshua corral known as chachi by friend and family. >> we are living in a community, who has embrace ourd fa family memory of our son. >> josh was loved for all who knew him. dedication, good humor, innate capability. loved simply for being who he was. >> the 19-year-old marine group in danville and followed in his grandfather's footsteps joining the military. today his grandfather place aid dog tag around the battlefield cross. the statue is 5'6", tall, the same height as his gr

police are not sitting idly by. they're looking for suspect. they posted a reward. later they'll be passing out flyers. pat collins, news4. >> thank you, pat. today a former penn state police officer testified that jerry sandusky should have been charged 14 years ago after an incident in a locker room shower. sandusky is the former assistant football coach charged with sexually abusing ten boys. he's pleaded not guilty. today one accuser testified about taking a shower with sandusky back in 199. the boys' mother called police when he came home with wet hair, but a prosecutor decided not to bring charges. today an investigator called that decision a mistake. >>> montgomery county is taking action tonight after an emergency dispatcher was caught sleeping on the job. the news4 i-team broke this story, and chris gordon is explains what's being done. >> reporter: when you call 911 with an emergency, seconds can save lives. but on april 4th, a montgomery county fire and rescue dispatcher working in the 17th hour of his 24-hour shift was caught sleeping and snoring when an emergency call came in from a woman whose husband had a medical emergency. >> hold on one second, let

auburn state, three high-school students arrested for pulling off a senior prank. police responded to what they call a flash mob event postedthe internet. students refused to clear the hallways. an 18-year-old is charged with disorderly pond -- disorderly conduct. the other students were released to their parents. still ahead, a woman in her eighties realize a dream today becoming an american citizen. plus the most expensive real estate in chicago. donald trump putting his penthouse on the market. and a little rain is possible but much warmer weather in our forecast. >> you are watching chicago is very on wgn news. -- very own does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4glte network and motorola whatever you want to do... droid does. with hotwire's low prices, we can afford to take an extra trip this year. first boston... then san francisco. hotwire checks the competitions' rates every day so they can guarantee their l

state status. a pretty sure clue there was some trouble. not only did the police and the fbi find this immediately, so did the media because the washington post had one of its better police reporters right there in the room i have now learned all these years later covering that particular activity. >> now this is serious business, but there's a little by that's keystone cops about it. they also had stacks of money didn't they? >> in their pocket. >> stacks of money which would later be important when you had to follow the must be. >> they didn't follow the bills, but they quickly tracked bernard barker's bank account and found he had very large transactions. it's interesting historically we know that liddy could have cashed those checks at the rigs bank. instead he sends them to miami to barker to have it cashed and it immediately raises the antenna of the fbi that this might be the source of the money when they get sloan when earl brings him in. i'm glad earl is here tonight he was certainly instrumental in those early days of unraveling this. >> one last part before we move on to the senator. in september of 1972 you meet with president nix

people started posting pictures like this one, asking if they were seeing a ufo on the beltway, but it turns out their close encounter was a bit more down to earth. maryland state police that the vehicle folks saw in the college park area was actually an unmanned vehicle built by this man. the vehicle is being tested to take off and land on aircraft carriers. but if i'm on the beltway, i'm not expecting that. >> no, you'll see it here. >> yeah, you really do. >> it looked like a ufo. >> it did. it's a great picture. >>> all right, we have had a great day and a pretty nice string of weather, especially for dad. warming up just a little bit. on this date back in 1989, it will be a different story, anita. i mean a massive thunderstorm hit with a big down burst win up to 85 miles per hour in the northwest. some estimates, 10% of all mature trees were taken down in d.c. some folks were without power for three weeks, okay? >> yeah. >> at least it was warm coming on the heels of the third wettest may on record. over 7 inches of rain in may where most of the trees came uprooted with the thunderstorms. for more on that, go to our website on wusa9.com and check out my blog. it'

posted the rio online. officials are trying to remove -- the video online. officials are trying to remove it, but it keeps reappearing. they think the actor has fled north america. >>> virginia state police asking for help to identify a driver who dragged a man along i-95 in dale city before 7:00 tonight. a late model sedan was heading north on i-95 when a passenger side door opened and a man fell out. the man was dragged for than 200 feet. he was flown to a fairfax hospital for treatment. police are asking anyone who spotted the car to call them. >>> tonight it appears prosecutors will not look to retry john edwards. after nine days of deliberations a north carolina jury found him not guilty of one campaign corruption charge and deadlocked on five others. edwards spoke after the verdict. he said while never thought he broke the law, he admits he has done a lot wrong in his personal life. >> if i want to find the person who should be held accountable for my sins, i don't have to go further than the mirror 'it's me. it is me and me alone. >> prosecutors tried to prove that edwards violated campaign finance laws when he accepted nearly $1 million from two wealthy suspecters to hide his pre

states he left his truck and walked to this area for find an address. this area is the back of the apartments and it doesn't post the address. >> why don't you tell the policehave i gun when you get out of the car. >> reporter: crump says zimmerman was parked on the route trayvon would likely take to the apartments. >> he got on top of me somewhere around here. that is when i started screaming for help. i started screaming help, help, as loud as i could and that when he grabbed me by the head and destroyed to slam my head down. >> based on his statements, you would think trayvon would have all kind of of injuries to his hands. where is the evidence? trayvon martin never knew who this person was that confronted him. we believe he went to his grave not knowing who this strange man was who was chasing after hip and who confronted him. all the objective evidence says that george zimmerman pursued trayvon martin. >> reporter: craig rivera, fox news. >> sports is next here on fox 5 morning news. coming up, no rest to the nats. they hit the road again after finishing up the series with the orioles. highlights of that after the break. >>> in sports, bragging rights

states. one encounter i had with one of the police officers there. i was trying to interview one of the residents in a post office in a public stop. the officer said, stop interviewing people. i said, no, this is a public street. he said, i will arrest you and take you in if you don't stop trying to do an interview. i don't know where he would take me if he arrested me, but that put an end to that. that is not something a cop would normally say when you're doing interviews in a public street but in the flds land, that's what they say. >> mike, i'll give you the last question. warren jeffs, he's behind bars, but it seems like you're saying he is not out of commission. >> gary can attest to this because he's done stories for your network. he has been kicking families, people, out just in the most brutal -- the disruption of families that he continues to orchestrate. he's thrown hundreds of people out. just torn families apart. and i think this shows you the power that he yields. he's behind bars and he continues to rip families apart. they were screaming about the abuse of the texas rangers when they went an

police say one trucky had clearly been -- trucker had clearly been drinking. >>> the "washington post" has obtained a confidential letter between a state lawmaker -- state lawyer, rather, and lawmakers. it says that the general assembly is on strong legal ground to add a sixth casino and table games. the owners of maryland live, which opens june 6, have argued that adding another casino would violate a deal the company had with the state. the state lawyer says when voters approved slots in 2008, the bill also outlined the process for expanding gambling. >>> the race may be close, but former virginia governor tim kaine has a sizable financial advantage over likely opponent george allen in the race for virginia's u.s. senate seat. kaine, a democrat, raised $1.2 million in the latest fundraising period. allen, former senator and governor, raised $750,000 in the same period. kaine has raised about $8.6 million since his campaign began. allen has raised $7.5 million. >>> wanted to thank the folks at hollywood elementary school for inviting me out yesterday. it was career day there in college park. and i spent some time with some third grade

states he left his truck and walked to this area to find an address. but in fact this area is the back of the apartment and it doesn't post the address. >> why don't you tell the police dispatcher that you have a gun when you get out of the car? >> crump says zimmerman was parked on the route trayvon would likely take to the apartment. >> he got on top of me somewhere around here. that's when i started screaming for help. i started screaming help, help as loud as i could. then is when he grabbed me. oh, i tried to sit up and that's when he grabbed me by the head and tried to slam my head down. >> based on his statement you would think trayvon would have all kinds of injuries to his hands. where is the evidence? trayvon martin never knew who this person was that confronted him. we believe ep went to his grave not knowing who this strange man was who was chasing after him and who confronted him. all of the objective evidence says george zimmerman pursued trayvon martin. >> it strikes me watching the tape ben crump does a good job so does george zimmerman. almost as if he had enough knowledge of the law self defense and stand your ground when he talked to those cops the

states he left his truck and walked to this area to find an address. but in fact this area is the back of the apartment and it doesn't post the address. >> why don't you tell the policecher that you have a gun when you get out of the car? >> crump says zimmerman was parked on the route trayvon would likely take to the apartment. >> he got on top of me somewhere around here. that's when i started screaming for help. i started screaming help, help as loud as i could. then is when he grabbed me. oh, i tried to sit up and that's when he grabbed me by the head and tried to slam my head down. >> based on his statement you would think trayvon would have all kinds of injuries to his hands. where is the evidence? trayvon martin never knew who this person was that confronted him. we believe ep went to his grave not knowing who this strange man was who was chasing after him and who confronted him. all of the objective evidence says george zimmerman pursued trayvon martin. >> it strikes me watching the tape ben crump does a good job so does george zimmerman. almost as if he had enough knowledge of the law self defense and stand your ground when he talked to those cops the initia

connection with an animal cruelty story that posted a python snake eating a kitten on the internet if you can police it. the sun and canada and the united statesyet because they were brought to the attention of the authorities, but nobody could put together the threads and investigate it properly. that's why we talk to connections to london, perhaps the netherlands and france. >> paula, thank you so much for following this. please bring us any developments you get on this wild, gruesome case. thank you so much. >>> there is some severe weather near washington, d.c. my hometown, that we need to start talking about. i'm personally interested here. let's get to the severe weather expert, chad myers. what's going on? >> i know you had a flight this evening. >> had, past tense. >> i hate to say that right now. a couple of storms now rotating enough that the weather services offices there putting out tornado warnings west of metro d.c. there's a beltway right here. you go up here towards poolsville right there, and then even green valley right there. a couple of rotating thunderstorms west, moving northeast, not towards this d.c. area yet. you have

state, what do you do to make sure that racial profiling isn't happening out there? because the possibility is inherent in this law. we're representative of post that trains policeature a member of their board and they have been doing training already to make sure that they know that they must not engage in racial profiling. >> for the person who livings in our state that doesn't want to feel like they're being harrassed. what do you tell them? >> as long there's no racial profiling, we're going everything we can to prevent it. it's important for them not to have their constitutional rights violated. >> does this imfact just our state? or does this impact the entire country? >> a lot of states have been copying us, for those three minor provisions that we lost, they can't copy that, but they can copy the first one, and there are a number of provisions in the law that have been been decided on. >> is this about the police on the street, is this about sending a message to washington that you guys want more done on the immigration issue from the federal level? >> we have two sections on our border, in the unit section, president bush put in a lot of resources in ef