. >> back at the state police post, dana confesses she's been fighting heroin addiction for over twowhat got you started in prostitution? >> just paying for it. you know, my habit. it grew out of control. >> with a $300 a day habit, it's a battle she's losing. >> heroin, especially -- especially heroin, it -- i mean, it changes your brain, you know, how you think. 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 else 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. >> hi a really bad rotator cuff and i was at the point where i could, you know, keep playing but i was basically putting a bandage over it and taking painkillers and vicodin was subscribed to me because it got so bad that i had to take it into play. >> dana graduated to heroin when her health insurance ran out and sh could no longer afford prescription drugs. in the cold quiet of

. >> councilman scott's bill would require the health department to post inspections online. >>> maryland state police are replacing the aging medivac fleet and they say it's important to do because today they will unveil a new helicopterch the governor and other state officials are scheduled to attend the event which is taking place at marten state airport. >>> if you have a flight booked. today on american airlines, you may want to phone ahead or get online to make sure it's takingoff on line because they are canceling 44 flights as crews scramble to fix the seats on the bowing 757s many you may remember the story from last week. that's when they started loose rails on the floor the seats were coming up because of the clamp installed incorrectly. and they basically had to refurbish the planes. the work is supposed to be financeished on sunday. right now, though, all american flights in and out of bwi they are running on time but it's good to check. >>> they may have rob the place but left the more than the catch. >> we tell you what he -- what he got. >> we will take you to a community where they we

state police. keeping us mosted on -- posted on this situation.e've been telling you about since first thing this morning. on the inner loop of the beltway. two separate stents involving tractor-trailers -- accidents involving tractor-trailers on route 355 in bethesda. all lanes are blocked and will remain blocked for at least another hour. let's go to our live picture from our paul lester first. and this is what it looks like everyone stuck here. basically between old georgetown road and 355 will not get through. if you are one of those drivers that uses 355, you can get on the beltway. this is the inner loop eastbound 495 trying to get to the two accidents involving tractor-trailers. before route 355 and crews on the scene tell us that they need to off load all of that fuel before they can let the traffic through and that's why it's taking so long. let's take a lock at our delays now. here's the spur, trying to get to the inner loop. so if you're just heading out the door, you know what to avoid. now what you need to do is maybe take montrose, r

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police. prosecutions in the united states signed the petition and freed ashdown dot org posted on facebook posted on twitter talk about it there's lots of evidence out there go read the affidavit this war testimony by this person get that mention karl rove you know gets no fat the word out and spread it around dana thanks so much for being with a time i wish you would be here very very much please give my best to your day absolutely thank you. just when the austerity ravaged people of greece thought things couldn't get any worse the universal health care system got dismantled and turned into an american styled death system as the york times reports this week the greek health care system that ensured coverage for all of its citizens before the financial crisis it has today been completely decimated by conservative technocrats and austerity pushers in the past greece provided universal care thanks to employers individuals and the government contributing to a fund to administer medical services for the entire nation even though those even those greeks who lost their jobs still received health benefi

stated that you cannot camp here. you need to have all of your things remote. the concord police went around advising of signs have been postedeaching everytime they have to clean up behind the homeless it comes out of the taxpayers' pockets. you might be surprised what is in these areas. tonight at 8:00 p.m. i will show you what needs to be cleaned out. >> for the number of people killed with meningitis it is now at 176 people. this outbreak has been linked to tainted steroids. idaho is that the 11th state to report and illness. the last we checked california has not been affected by thiscollapsed and rescue efforts have turned in to rescue efforts to find other bodies. there were no students found. >> and i looked outside and san jose will show you that the cloud cover is still there. also getting a little bit of light rain around the san mateo coastline. it is still possible that we will see more showers into the overnight hours. this system is moving so slow that it will continue to push to the east as we head into the overnight hours. as we look at a wider view you will see washer is in lake tahoe and into the btni it wi

police insist they were justified in arrests a popular middle schoolteacher. after posting bond committed suicide monday morning. they claim investigators acted hastily and ruined his reputation. >>> 4:44. our state'snancial mess have students leaving california to attend college out of state. budget cuts have led to tuition increases. uc and csu students pay higher tuitions and fees. it's frustrating for those that would like to stay here for college. >> you're in california, tuition is going up every year, every month. it's getting expensive. >> colleges in oregon, washington, arizona, and ohio are aggressively recruiting california students. at ohio state some out of state students can reportedly get $12,000 toward the $25,000 yearly tuition. >>> nearly four dozen high schoolers were prepper sprayed during a fight on campus. two girls started fighting then four more jumped in. dozens of students surrounded them to watch. but school police officers shot pepper spray to break up the brawl. paramedics ended up treating 47 coughing anywising students. >>> cupertino will fly at citi field to mark the first anniversary of steve job's death. that is where he laid out his plan for apples new circular he

police say johnson had scratches on his face at the time of the arrest. the bomb had cruising on her neck and face. he'll be able to post bond sometime later today after a statetime 8:57. 62 degrees at the airport. here's a look at what's coming up next on 11 news saturday morning. >> playoff baseball comes to baltimore. and our o's fans are happily. a live report coming up. >>> and the unemployment rate falls below 8%. what that means for the presidential nominees less than a month before the election. >> really nice morning this morning but some changes are coming. get your insta weath hahahaha! hooohooo, hahaha! this is awesome! folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. i'd say happier than a slinky on an escalator. get happy. get geico. melons!!! oh yeah!! well that was uncalled for. folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy, ronny? happier than gallagher at a farmers' market. get happy. get geico. >> good morning. we're going to get to our top stories which is the orioles in

state's attorney's office. troopers responded to a home to find a man pointing a gun at police. in thesuspect was hit shoulder and the arm. the former post may be taken over by the federal government. the motion cites anthony batts' time. the mayor [indiscernible] in the required reforms and says that is -- he spend time looking for a job. he stepped down from his position last year. >> state health officials say three more marylanders have developed meningitis after receiving a steroid injection bringing the total people up to over 100. according to the cdc, new jersey is the 10th state to report one illness. officials have tied the outbreak of a rare fungal meningitis to steroid shots for back pain made by compounding pharmacy in massachusetts. we told you about the home hiv test that was coming and they are available at pharmacies everywhere. some view the test as a leap for fighting hiv but others say it is too expensive for those who need it most. for about $40 can walk into your neighborhood drugstore and buy an over-the-counter hiv test to use in the privacy of your home. >> a very exciting day. >> he says it goes a long way to ba

police think he's hiding in the woods, and they are worried about the public's safety. flyers bearing eugene palmer's face are posted around new york's harriman state a reminder for visitors to watch out for the man police say is armed and dangerous. locals, too, are staying away. >> i'm concerned, but i'm not like overly terrified, but i still don't want to be outside alone or anything. >> reporter: 73-year-old grandfather is accused of fatally shooting his daughter-in-law tammy palmer outside her home last monday. the 39-year-old mother of two. >> actually the victim is my daughter. she's 30 something years old. he doesn't deserve to be dead. >> reporter: tammy palmer had taken out an order of protection against her husband john palmer, a move that angered her father-in-law. the following day police found palmer's truck nearby and bloodhounds traced his scent to a campsite before the trail went cold. >> we've not found one piece of evidence other than finding his truck last week that suggests he's still here, but we will continue to look. >> reporter: now, a massive manhunt is under way with dozen of officers, dogs, even a helicopter scouring the

state's attorney for pending charges. >> reporter: a somber chief mark magaw revealed the preliminary investigation shows the police cruiser was traveling above the posted limit. and officer bowden was not wearing a seat belt. >> this is an issue that is faced by law enforcement across the country. so it's just not here. but we've paid the price here twice in the last two months. >> reporter: in august, prince george's county police officer adrian morris died after being ejected from his cruiser during a pursuit. he was not wearing a seat belt. funeral arrangements for officer bowden have not yet been finalized. reporting live in austin hills, jackie bensen, news4. >>> jury dlibs are under way in the trial of two police officers accused of beating a former university of maryland student. prince george's county officers reginald baker and james harrison are accused of using unnecessary force against john mckenna in 2010. deliberations continue on monday if no verdict is reached tonight. >>> one of the deadliest killing sprees in d.c. history, nathaniel sims was sentenced to 25 years in jail. sims admitted to firing into a crowd of mourners at a funeral i

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state certification. the ordinance came after police arrested massage parlor workers for prostitution and pimping. >>> fells of a selloff may undue some recent gains. restricted -- facebook's stock went up and they postedir largest gain on wednesday. the fremont subway is finished. we will get our look at the train tunnel in lake elizabeth in a half-hour. it will be carrying trains south to a new b.a.r.t. station in warm springs. that is due to open in 2015. >>> let's check in with sal see how things are moving. on this friday, we have traffic in san francisco, that's been moderately heavy. approaching the 101/80 split there. we're looking at the toll plaza. small delay of five minutes. if you are driving on the peninsula, this has been the snowest -- slowest 101. let's go to steve. >>> we started this week off with our first rain of the season. today it's sunny, clear, nice. the next hint of rain will be next week. does not look that strong. >> that's our report this morning. we thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next -- the next time the news breaks. >> be sure to join us at noon for the noon news and more on the giants as they head off to detroit.

state department very personal. i did police woman si by it's nature has to be often practiced in dangerous places. we send people to diplomatic posts in 170 countries around the world and yes some of those are in war and conflict zones. others are in unstable countries with complex threats and no u.s. military presence. that is the reality of the world we live in. and we will never prevent every act of violence or terrorism or achieve perfect security. our people cannot live in bunkers and do their jobs. but it is our solemn responsibility to constantly improve to reduce the risks our people face and make sure they have the resources they need to do those jobs we expect from them. and of course, nobody take that is more seriously than i and the security professionals at the state department do. chris stevens understood that diplomats must operate in many places where soliers do not or cannot, where there are no other boots on the ground and security is far from guaranteed. and like so many of our brave colleagues and those who served in our armed forces as well, he volunteered for his assignments. last year our ambassador to syria

posted downtown and one residents to stand up to defend oakland. the flier states that the bats are not for them to beat or bash windows but to have vandal's stock. police are stating that they want to know who is the source of these fires. no one is taken responsibility in will let you know what happens at the protest. >> we will take a break at 7:09 a.m. and we are checking the view from mount tam. the sun is coming up and we are starting to see some of the wreckage from team oracle. the boat is still full team around and they are waiting to get its back to bay. @Ñ (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker... again, again! oh, no you don't! take a step forward and chase what matters. >> westbound traffic is the offer buy from end to end a 22 minute drive time use the dumbarton bridge instead. deck of the market wall street not doing too hot right now we have the dow-. although it is regaining many of the losses we saw ride out the gate this morning at 638 him. we have the s and p positive by five. th