reporter: when aubrey miller lost control of the stolen truck it crashed through the side of mary sullivan's home crushing her in her own bed. >> mary was the heart of our family so losing her will be the most difficult thing any of us have hod to deal with. >> reporter: prosecutors asked them to sentence him to 20 years in prison for grand theft and slaughter. at the time of the accident he had more than two dozen charges on his rap sheet. >> a career criminal, the crime that took the happen life of mary was the end of a night of crimes. broke into many vehicles, drove the stolen vehicle into the house. >> reporter: there was no getting around the fact that after he crashed the truck he crawled out of it and simply walked away. the judge followed the state's recommendation hand being down a 20-year sentence. >> it allows us to now kind of close this phase of the process and hopefully we can, although it will never be forgotten, we can move on and deal with it a little better. >> reporter: the crash, which killed mary sullivan, awoke her teenaged daughters who had been sleeping in another ro

. >> mary sullivan was killed after a stolen truck crashed into her bedroom. today, the driver was sentenced to 20 years in prison for manslaughter. we have been following the developments. david has the latest. >> even the judge appeared moved by the families victim impact statement. >> judge kathleen coggs called the circumstances behind the death a cruel irony. audrey miller, the man who drove a stolen truck into a first four-bedroom crushed to death and walk away unscathed. the judge sentenced him to 20 years in prison. >> i think that the sentence fits the crime. >> family members say that justice has been serv. >> she was the heart of our family, so was in her was probably the most difficult thing any of us have had to deal with. we feel like justice has been served. if he would just get his life together and get out and 20 years, that is all we can hope for. >> we can do with this a little better. >> families described her as a giver. putting family above all others. miller apologized and said he was sorry and that he has a lot of remorse. if i could sa

than two dozen charges on his record before the crime spree that night that ended in the death of mary sullivan. >> mary was the heart of our family and so losing her is -- could be the most difficult thing any of us have hood to deal with. but we feel like justice has been served if he just would get his life together and come out in 20 years as a new person, that's all we can pray for. >>> sullivan's teenaged daughters awoke from their sleep in another part of the house to learn that their mother had been killed. >>> funeral arrangements are set for a mount eerie family kyle calder in an apparent murder-suicide on friday. the funeral home says the dalton family will be buried saturday. charles dalton shot his sleeping wife jennifer and their two children and then killed himself. authorities say financial problems may have been part of the motive. the family will receive friends friday at the funeral home in mount eerie. >>> and a marine from maryland has been killed in combat. the family of lance corporal jordan crobot was killed over the weekend in afghanistan. he was on his second tour of d

he was behind the bill last august but plunged into the house of mary sullivan. she died. he stole the puck from a house in sparks. a mt. airy man who killed themselves and then his family might have been facing financial problems. charles dalton. police say there are signs of distress the family was under. >> there is preliminary information the family may have been having financial difficulties, but that is part of what our investigators are continuing to look into. >> as people get more desperate and with more legal aspects happening, more pressure on them, people do desperate things. >> on average, there are up to six cases of this type of suicide each year. there have been six cases in maryland. the search continues for the person who killed an elderly man in roseville. people were called after 10:00 friday night for reports of a man in cardiac arrest. they found a 74 year-old david weeks did at the scene, died of homicide. >> i was shocked. not surprised. there has been troubled over there. the person staying with him might have done it. >> officials witare urging an

that's when he crashed into mary sullivan's home on york road, killing her. >> a massive fire has killed seven horses that were being kept there. the fire started around 3:30 sunday morning at the royal equestrian center. officials tell 11 news it took about 75 firefighters to bring that fire under control. the damages are estimated at about $1 million. state fire marshall's office is investigating. >> president obama will be juggling the u.s. approaches to iran and afghanistan this week. tomorrow he meets with top military and civilian advisors on afghanistan. and later this week the u.s. will face off with iran over its nuclear work. brook hart is in washington with what we can expect. >> in iran today more missile tests. the second round in two days. is tehran working to eventually arm missiles with a nuclear warhead? that's the u.s.' suspicion. the u.s. and allies revealed friday iran has been building a second plant in secret. >> iran is on notice that when we meet with them in october, they are going to have to come clean. >> the long-term weapons goals

family members of mary sullivan, the woman killed, gave impact statements to the judge beforehand. in august of 2008 miller stole a pickup from a home in sparks blacked out behind the wheel and slammed into sullivan's home and she died instantly. maryland drivers should be doing a little less multitags being while mind the wheel. state ban takes effect october 1st. violators face a 500 dollar fine. texting is a dangerous distraction and especially younger ones. critics it ate could be difficult to enforce because while sending in or punching in a text reading one is not. >>> iran wants the world to know it has a missile that can reach israel and u.s. military bases. after two days of war games the iranian government tested the missile this morning. joel brown reports for wjz it comes as the u.s. looks to ratchet up pressure on iran. >> reporter: iran test fired a missile this morning that could reach israel, europe and u.s. bases in the middle east. the country wrapped up two days of war games by test firing the longest range missile. it can travel up to 1200 miles. that launch cam

than 2 dozen charges on his record before that crime spree that night that ended in the death of mary sullivan. >>> she was just the heart of our family. losing her is probably the most difficult thing any of us have had to deal with. we feel jus sis has been served. -- justice has been served. if he would come out as a new american 20 years that this is all we can pray for. >> sullivans teenage daughters awoke in another part of the house and found her dead. >>> a private service and burial will be held saturday for the dalton family. charles dalton shot his sleeps wife jennifer and two children and then shot himself. a friend found the body friday night. those who knew the family believe financial issues led him to kill his family. he did not leave a suicide note. >>> two, 16-year-olds accused of shooting an off duty police officer have been denied bail. they will remain at central booking charged with the attempted murder of aaron harris. harris is still recovering but told his condition worsened this weekend and at one point he was put on life support. he is now in stable condition. >>> a

he had more than a dozen charges on his record before that crime spree that led to the death of mary sullivan>> losing her probably the most difficult thing any of us have had to deal with. we feel like justice has been served. if he just would get his life together and come out in 20 years as a new person, that is all we can pray for. >>> sullivan's teenage daughters awoke from sleep in another room inside the house to find their mother dead. >>> this man thomas lee skipper charged with robbery and second degree assault. on friday he tried to steal several items from wal-mart in severance. a loss prevention officer tried to hold him for police but skipper nearly stabbed the man in the face with a hypodermic need spotlight got away. skipper was later found at his home. >>> president obama heading to denmark hoping to bring home the gold, silver and bronze. chicago is his adopted hometown and wants to be home of the summer olympics. so much so he will take a day off from health care to go with his first lady michelle and go over on thursday and make sure they are going to give a double dose of

aubrey miller lost control of the vehicle and crashed through the side of mary sullivan's home. miller will be eligible for parole. >>> no bail for two 16-year- olds accused of shooting an off- duty baltimore city police officers last week. kay von wilson and craig till let will remain for the attempted murder of officer harris. he is recovering but we're told his condition did worsen this weekend and at one point he was on life support. right know he is listed in stable condition. >>> a mount eerie family found dead in their home friday due to a murder suicide will be laid to rest. charles dalton shot his sleeping wife jennifer and their two children, then turned the gun on himself. a friend maid the discovery friday night. financial problems may have been the motive. dalton did not leave a suicide note. the family will be buried in pine grove cemetery in mount eerie. >>> after more than 30 years on the run acclaimed film director roman poe lab ski is behind bars. he was supposed to pick up an award this weekend in switzerland when he was arrested by swiss police on a u.s. warr

he drove a stolen truck through a house on york road killing mary sullivan. he faces charges for a stolen cell phone and other identity violations. >>> slow down in school zones, the first of dozens of cameras coming to baltimore is days away from being up. we stay on the story. pat warren was there as the program was launched. >> as you recall this year the general assembly passed the law allowing jurisdictions to put the cameras within half a mile of school dones. it does not seem to -- school zones. it is not registering. >> if they had a camera ecould knock the speeding off. you have to stop the speeding. >> reporter: the mayor put her stamp of approval on the first of the cameras approved for the city. the first to be located here at glen mount school. >> this is about safety for every one in our community, it is not about generating money. the revenue has decreased because people have paid out of their pockets with tickets from speeding. this is to assist us and enhance us so these kids these babies can cross the street safely. >> the cameras will be ac

two dozen charges on his record before the crime spree that night that ended with the death of mary pat sullivan. >> mary pat was the heart of our family, and so losing her is probably the most difficult thing any of us have had to deal with. but, we feel like justice has been served. if he just would get his life together and come out in 20 years and come out as a new person that's all we can pray for. >> sullivan's awoke from their sleep in another room in the house to learn that their mother had been killed. >>> many people in baltimore county are reeling over the shocking death of a teenager. crest logan was reported missing sunday night and sometime this morning a driver on i-83 near the 685 ramp noticed a vehicle in the median. he was apparently not wearing a seat-belt. >>> the next time you are behind the wheel in baltimore city you want to pay attention to how fast you're driving especially near construction sites and school zones. the first of 51 speed cameras went up today in northeast baltimore. the mayor was joined by city officials and middle school students to announce the new auto

he slammed the car into the first floor bedroom of mary path sullivan. we spoke with her family. >> mary pat was the heart of our family. losing her, probably the most difficult thing we've had to deal with. but we feel like justice has been served. if he just would get his life together and come out in 20 years as a new person. >> sullivan's two children, just seen there, were in the house at the time of the accident. >>> the naval academy waging war on the flu. tonight, dozens are in isolation. so far, academic year, there have been seven confirm cases. right now, 33 in isolation. all students will get the h1n1 vaccine in october. in tonight's flu watch report, state officials are urging all marylanders to get their flu shots this year. governor o'malley got his for the first time. we explain. >> reporter: monday morning. hundreds of state employees line up to prevent the state flu. for many, a first. >> i have a confession to make to you. i have never received a seasonal flu shot before. >> reporter: that changed minutes later. stressing the importance

mary sullivan killed. the truck slammed into her bedroom where she was sleeping. >> well storms rolled through earlier this afternoon. chief meteorologist vytas reid is here with a look at the sky watch forecast to see what's coming up for tomorrow. vytas? >> the day started out decent with sun. then we got the front moving through. and that helped with showers. and few rumbles of thunder. and came down pretty good. as far as the rainfall. most of the activity made the way across the bay. and now over the atlantic. looking at hd radar. we can see from the image here. you can see the showers off the coast of new jersey. and down along the southeastern tip of maryland it looks like that activity even has lightning strikes in it. look at the latest lightning here. real time data coming in showing the lightning. mainly over the atlantic. but activity pushing off to the east. put it in motion. you can see the composite. shows the showers continuing. heavier rain south of richmond. severe thunderstorm warnings d