tonya informs victoria the deal did not go down because the john rejected her.s all it takes to set her off. >> the scolding gives tonya the painful opportunity to see the true nature of victoria's character and agenda. >> what's she mad for? >> i don't know. she never talked to me like that. >> she didn't get the money. only thing she cares about is you getting that money. >> she never talks to me like that. >> i just heard it. >> she's exploiting you. she's using you to make money. if she really had connections or a modeling agency, stuff like that, investors, she wouldn't have you at the extended stay and all the other hotels that you've been at selling your body. you're a victim in all this. but the thing is we need to get you to see that and understand that. >> the team is about to wrap up when the undercover officer gets a call back from tonya's partner ellie. detectives clear out of the room and lie in wait for her companions. the agent makes a quick stop to retrieve a few items from victoria's room. when he tries to open the door, he finds the chain lock

i was screaming for tonya -- tonya, tonya. >> reporter: it was a few tense moments as she searched for her friend tonya. she did find her and worried about the others. >> they have a little girl. just looking for them, they weren't there either. >> oh, my god. i grabbed my baby and ran out. >> reporter: an emotional reunion of neighbors. they were awoke by the same alert. >> we got to get out because there's a fire. the next thing i know he says grab the baby and get out. >> reporter: now it's time to return and sur vat damage, finding lit thal can be -- little that can be salvaged. >> starting from scratch. >> reporter: with a fire this big there's a lot of bad news to go around but there is a bit of good news. no firefighters were injured and no one who lives here was severely hurt. reisterstown, don harrison, website woab news. >> new details on a fire that gutted an apartment in glen burnie. we're told cooking started it. the red cross came in to help 11 people. >>> you didn't feel the tremor but students and staff at towson acted like an earthquake as part of a drill. it was desig

wgn's tonya francisco is live at 51st and wentworth with details. tonya? a white dodge caravan may have been the getaway car and police are hunting for it. the reward has been raised ... a crisis team is on hand at the middle school where the victim attended classises. the boy was killed while sitting on his front porch saturday night. >>he was hit several times including a shot to the head that killed him and bullets hit his friends. >>the gunman were wearing masks when may came from an alleyway and began shooting one of the victims was able to get a glimpse of the shooters at the time a van took away >>that's the way they operate ... the family members are very upset. one victim was released from hospital the other is still being treated. the gunman were likely gang members but the three teenagers shot or notwere not.. cook county's pension fund is more than five-billion dollars in the red ... and will go broke in 26 years according to new analysis. the report by the county's pension oversight committee shows that the city and state aren't the only ones

and tonya writes...."hhw about sppndinn it n some youth job training." training."with more than 200 responses. go to fox-bbltimore dot com anddtell us what bbltimore dot com go to fox- go to fox-baltimooe dot com and ttll usswhat you think. you can also soond off through facebook. ssnd us a tweet.. at foxbaltimore. and you an enter fox45a for yes.. or fox45b for no. 3 3 a 73-year old grandmother sits is busted for mariiuana. authorrties in oklahomaa ound more than two hundred-thousaad dollars in cash and nearly eight ppunds of marijuana on her property.they say ttis woman... darlene mayes iss responsiill for dealinn marijuana and hoarding thousands of doolars in cash. ggns weee also founddat the house. the pplice who worked ttis case say -- she was xttemely rganized. sooter says, "sse admitted all of the monee wasshers and the drrgs were hers." hers."" all innall --- pearly two hundreddand in cash and nearly eight llars pounds of marijuana were confiscated. invvstigators are still trying ccae from... buu they say its - not unusual for a seeior citizen to get recrui

our winner tonya mickey from baltimore. you get an abc2 storm umbrella, which you may want to hold on to tightly as we go into sunday. we'll talk about how this will impact your weekend plans. that's coming up at 6:00. >>> there's a lot more green floating around the inner harbor. the water front partnership along with students helped plant and install a 2,000 square foot section of floating wetlands. they act like tide hall marshes and providing for all the creatures, including one day, people. >> at the water -- we could make it swimmable and fishable by the year 2020 so we can swim in there, fish in there and be okay. >> today's newly built section has been added to a smaller one. >> this sunday marks the first time ever that komen has held a race. there's still time to register for the inaugural 5k run/walk. >>> you wouldn't know it by the weather we've had the past few weeks but spring is a rainy season. you want to keep an eye ot for water damage. there are some simple ways to keep your home dry in this week's angie's

it turns out tonya's story was just that. a totally made up story.d's elaborate deception in the new book "the woman wasn't there" and anglo also created a documentary about her and they are my guests this morning. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> the immense pain that so many people have felt since 9/11, even if you weren't a survivor. but to go on for years claiming to be one, what was up with tonya? why did she do that? >> she had a captive audience in these survivors, they were very vulnerable. they were looking for a leader and she filled that spot. >> and you knew her, anglo. you were a friend. >> oh, yeah. we were friends for years and not for a second while i was filming my documentary did i ever suspect her to not be anything but an authentic 9/11 survivor. that's how convincing she was. >> so robin, the way in which maybe she fooled people was that she would weave in truths with nontruths. >> that's true. she populated her story with all real people. they all died on 9/11. but -- and she inserted herself into the story. but

abc's tonya has answers. >> we rely on credit cards for the smallest purchases. >> i use my credit cardcoffee purchase, groceries. >> so when a blogger broke the news millions of mastercard and visa accounts may have been compromised there was panic and questions from card holders. the security breachly a suspected criminal gang didn't target the card company's themselves, but instead a third party that processes millions of transactions each day. a company called global payment. >> global payments is one of the major process source in the united states. so if the bad guys got into their system, which they admitted they did, they potentially could have taken 10 million or more cards. >> most people assume when they swipe their credit cards that their information goes straight to the bank but it turns out it makes a few stops along the way. >> from the merchant your credit card info first goes to a payment processing company like global payments, then to your credit card company, and finally to your bank for approval. critics say payment processing companies don't have the same level of

tonya rivero has the told you so ending to this story. >> reporter: jordan powers wasted no time breakingwith her boyfriend and former teacher james hooker the day police came to their shared apartment to arrest him. >> he was just like, i love you, i'm sorry, i still want to be with you, but i'm not even believing a word he says now. i said, no, don't even bother. >> reporter: therapist bethany marshall, who interviewed the couple during happier times -- >> love will overcome everything. >> reporter: -- says this decisive action bodes well for the teenager. >> now she's going to grow up and she's going to put this period behind her. i don't think she's the kind of girl that's going to stay in a brainwashed or vulnerable state. i experienced her as reflective and as having the mental capacity to move on from this. >> reporter: as for hooker, if the allegations against him are true, marhsall feels it's part of pattern. >> i would not recommend james hooker come anywhere near a school. if he gravitates towards young people, he uses the age differential and the power he has over them to gain

i would like to think tonya peterson who is here. thank you for hosting us.safe because the zoo director is here. it is great to be out here and we are enjoying the wonderful weather. this is the fourth of six budget town hall meetings we are holding all over the city and i want to thank both supervisors, and carmen has been at every single one of them. she will be helping the mayor to establish and craft to make the best decisions about are very complicated city budget. but i want to say that it begins, and the budget -- i was here last year when we had a lot of input from you and that in but did make a difference. we are listening very carefully. that is the only way i feel i and the board of supervisors can run this city well, is to listen to what the people in the neighborhoods and running small businesses say, going out there and getting your input. i want to say thank you to all of the various department heads with us today because they have been spending their saturdays and weekday evenings with us as they listened very carefully. they have commissions

tonya reiman, everybody. when we come right back.egal on a new controversy about what the police know happened the night trayvon marnt was shot dead by george zimmerman. press wants all the teerm. then, charles krauthammer on how mitt romney should prepare for the negative attacks coming his way. those reports after these messages. [♪...] >> announcer: bank robbery certainly is a frightening crime. after all, bank robbers stole $43 million in one year. but identity thieves? try 18 billion! and guess how identity thieves are getting some of that money. by taking over our bank accounts. they may not even need your social security number anymore. all an identity thief may need are a couple of simple pieces of information, like your mother's maiden name or the city you were born in, and they could add their name onto your bank accounts in order to make your money their money. you need help. [whoosh, clang] you need lifelock-- the only identity theft protection company that now monitors bank accounts for takeover fraud. lifelock is the pr

nationals against the chicago cubs and assault weapons ban in cook county can be challenged in court tonya francisco is live at the thompson center with the story >>the court issued a 21 page ruling this morning that basically allows the lawsuit that challenges cook county is assault weapons ban to go forward ... the county oppose the ban in 1993 but extended into thousand six ... gun rights advocates argued that it was too vague and it violated second amendment rights ... today the illinois supreme court ruled that the lower courts were wrong to throw out the lawsuit challenging that banned and now they want to see the assault weapons get the same second amendment rights as handguns ... >>we want another chance at the argument ... and the issue of equal protection and the supreme court upheld that we accept it but the core of this argument is whether or not fire arms like this are something special and that was upheld so we get to start over >>gun rights advocates will be victorious in that evidentiary harry hearing so he believes, and high-school honors student was shot and killed in 200

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that's america's money and i am tonya rivero. >>> a new case of mad cow disease has been confirmed in the u.s.why health officials say you don't need to worry. >> your student loan interest rate could be going up. >> and hand sanitizer now for cleaning your hands. how it sent a group of teens to the hospital. details and much more coming up on this wednesday april 25thch good morning i am charley crowson. >> i am megan pringle. let's find out how the weather will be with meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning. well, we have a chill in the air this morning. we have a frost advisory that is in effect and we are dry with a few clouds hovering out there this morning. but things are going to start to look up as we go into the afternoon. but you're heading out the door, make sure you have the big coat because the frost advisory is in effect until 9:00 this morning. you are looking at the areas in the blue. that would be northern baltimore also carroll county and frederick county and washington county. and even points up to the north, york and adams counties. as we slide back off int

tonya? there are only five alternates hearing testimony today as one alternate juror called in sick ... photos of william balfour and his clothing were taken the day he was taken into custody ... this turned out to be an emotional day for william balfour in the courtroom. he welled up when he saw the large screen photographs of julian king playing dad.laying dead investigators say that balfour still an s u v and drove the child across town where the child had been shot twice in the back of the head and found dead days later ... jennifer hudson and william belfort's ex-wife the sister of jeff rutzen julie hudson were not in the courtroom a phone call was made to julia hudson the morning of the murders and then a cellphone was turned off for several hours after that other officers are scheduled to testify today other members of the hudson family including jennifer hudson will be in the courtroom this afternoon a boy who was kidnapped from a saint louis hospital on tuesday while awaiting a hear

wgn's tonya francisco is live in southwest suburban alsip with our top story. the father his mother and a third woman have been taken into custody ... another child has also been taken into protective custody porter stone is doing fine he's getting treatment at a local area hospital ... there is no explanation why the family abducted that child and traveled here to alsip three adults and two children including porter stone were taken into custody shortly after 1:00 this morning the description matched what was in the amber alert and let us to this hotel ... the child was fine and taken into protective custody and transfer for medical evaluation he was abducted from st. louis children's hospital the father jeffrey stone was faking a trip to the hospital pharmacy and instead of debt to the child and left the hospital even though he did not have legal custody he is in a bitter divorce with the boy's mother >>his mentality is about suffering and making me suffer he called in the middle of the night to to want metaunt me.. the child was being treated for a heart mus

tonya francisco is live outside the chicago police headquarters with the breakdown the overall crime rate is down by 10% police superintendent garry mccarthy said that the big difference in the statistics is the gang violence ... there were 490 shootings since the beginning of the year the increase in violence has the mayor and the police superintendent looking for new and old strategies to fight this >>we are making interlocking strategies we look at where the gaps are and we address that anti gang legislation modeled after federal rico law is getting pushed in the legislature by the mayor ... he also wants to enforce existing law related to liquor stores that have become magnets for shootings drug dealers and gang members we want to enforce the culture and our community that is respectful of the law intelligence sharing information group accountability violence reduction strategies and legislation will add alot to getting these numbers down the president of the fraternal order of police says that the violence has more to do with the shortage of police officers ... a 72 seattleyear-

. >> it tonya cannot put into words how painful it was to learn that her favorite aunt and uncle are now dead. " i loved them. >> print stored as county fire officials say that 56-year-old oscar chavez, his 44-year-old wife sonia, sonia's sister nora leiba, and two men who rented rooms in the house, nelson landaverde and javier segovia passed away in this oxon hill home. fire officials believe the cause is carbon monoxide. another family member made a horrific discover yesterday afternoon. prince george county fire chief says the level of carbon monoxide firefighters discovered in the home was over 500 parts per million, so high that it could have killed quickly. >> we tell people that 30 parts per million over an extended time is deadly. >> all five victims were described as active in their church and strong in their face. >> everybody has to go sunday but it's hard -- to go some day. >> it is 6:39 now, around 40 degrees. >> the best seat in the house or the plane which ones are most in demand. >> a case of mad cow disease found in the united states. >> i have met him but we're not

>>and i'm dina bair that story in just a minute but first: we have a live report from tonya francisco ... >>illinois state police have been investigating human remains found here on the interstate 55 no identification has been found autopsy results are pending. a telecommunications worker in the area yesterday afternoon discovered these remains in a grassy area just south of the interest that interstate ... the illinois police is now investigating. these remains were found partially clothed no information as far as identity age or gender of these remains illinois state police are working investigation and we will stay with it and provide that information as soon as it becomes available a city council plans to drop the fine for speeding ... but the cameras will have something to do with it ... when it comes to the mayor's speech camera plan the aldermen in the city would like to slow things down >>the speed bumps are everywhere in chicago especially around schools and parks according to the transportation apartment 10,000 have been put in since 2005 and by most accounts they are effect

wgn's tonya francisco reports live from steger, where she spoke this morning with the owner of the dog killed in the attack. audrey fisher lives here in south suburban stater but she has been in chicago looking for the owner of the people who killed willy her precious pomeranian mix ... the man she was looking for to her surprise was actually a chicago police officer. she and scared >>i needed a cop that day and he was a cop ... i was waiting for police and he was the one responsible i am just shocked >>it wasn't a pound pomeranian /papillon mix ... the honor to immediately left without some much as an apology and how to find doubt that he was a police officer >>to serve and protect and he did not do either that day >>it witness posted a picture of this man on the web and fires were posted in hopes that someone would come forward in a strange twist of fate the officer surprisingly turned himself in an ... >>i am thankful that he came out so that i can put this behind me as well as my children we have done lots of work spending lots of time and money the dog died three days after the at

tonya, i want to get your take on the numbers before we get them this morning.ou do see a little bit of an uptick here and this is an encouraging sign, correct? >> it is. anything in the housing market that is encouraging is good and, yes, i did did expect the numbers to be up a bit. investors are diving head first into the markets. they see the opportunity. i read a statistic the other day which i really liked, 73% of americans believe now is the time to buy a house and eefr 50% think that rents are going to continue to increase. so this really is the it time for an investor to get into this market and make some money. the conditions are just right. so i think now is really the time. i read another statistic that in march, prices were up 5.8%. so we are seeing up trends in this housing market. >> we've also seen mixed data coming out, as well. this is a major head wind to the u.s. economy. going to be important what happens with housing. when you look at the sector jfrn generally speaking, many expecting this year will be the bottom, do you take that stance? >>

and tonya lee about healthy babies. >> and she is the wife of director spike lee. >> and kids and familiesrn about important health care issues such as oral health care, obesity, and youth violence . celebrity ships will do cooking demonstrations. we will have blood pressure screenings and hiv screenings. >> what is it going to take for us to close the gap with minority health care vs everyone's help care when we talk about the disparity? >> affordable here tcar3ee act lays the foundation and also taking care of our own communities like having festivals like the one we are having tomorrow to promote health care and teach everyone to have a healthy lifestyle. >> dr. renee, thanks for joining us. for more details, log on to wjla.com. >> making news and america's money, the gender war and jobs. and starbucks debugged. >> topping america's money, the economy is chugging along. strong earnings reports this week from two of the nation's biggest real growth showed the economic recovery is continuing. they are hauling more consumer goods and raw materials. a study finds that a quarter of working a

tonya francisco is live with a report on the top story , there has been a development in this story ... the group of protesters have reorganized thinking about their next move after being dismantled by the police last night for the second time in nearly one week chicago police moved in overnight to disperse the crowd gathered outside of the woodlawn at the delta health center who are protesting closure ... the police knocked down the tent city >>i was arrested last week and then i thought no not again ... and they tried to scare us ... the city of chicago is talking about consolidating 12 mental health centers into sex ... in order to streamline services many here feel that the money needed to save them as just a drop in the bucket for the mayor ... >>if you can raise $1 billion from an african-american president you can come out with a $3 million that we need for the center ... >>the impact on the consolidation consequences have been weighed ... >>if we keep continuing to do this and privatize everything we can ... what do people in the city feel is acceptable in terms of how we trea

. >> was there any instinct to go tonya harding on her and just go after the kneecap? >> you are sick! >> just put her out for like a day. nothing serious, nothing lasting. >> she was really funny. >> you're competitive. >> i know, i'm terribly competitive. >> she's great though. >> they're not opposite us directly. they're on at 9:00, we're on at 10:00. >> but still. >>> there was a cool article in the editorial section of the "times" on sunday and talked about when was the last time you had a good conversation with somebody. they said something about how conversations take patience because when you see someone you know their tone, you don't know whether you should ask for something right away or bring up a subject that may be sensitive. when you text there's no pre-game, i need, what are you doing, what's on your mind. you don't get to have the nuances and it talked about how we're losing sort of the art of just being real and having real conversations and really getting to know someone. because we're so busy. >> i think that's true. i don't know how you argue agains

. >> tonya, fox news. >> how great is that story?unreal. >> the back of the cabin. >> i can't hear you. >> you weren't there when your wife delivered. >> i was there in the room. >> i was in the corner. i can't hear you. >> oh, that's funny. >> oh my gosh. today was one you wanted to be present at. it was gorgeous outside. >> we missed out on the showers. they passed by to our south and skies are clearing. not cold yet, but it is going to get chillier. as we mentioned earlier, when we were downstairs, i don't think you'll need your winter coat, but you aren't going to be seeing temperatures in the 70s during the day tomorrow. if you're going to be driving around tomorrow morning, maybe near reagan or dulles or the national mall, i want to let you know that nasa is doing an intriguing flyover with a couple small jets and what they're going to be doing is taking pictures and they'll be low. two flights at 1500 feet between 9:30 and 11:00. so don't let it startle you. let me tell you what they are up to. they are photographing the area

. >> despite that loss tonya became a became a beacon of hope. them represented in the 9/11 museum. even game michael bloomberg a tour of ground zero. tania, you see, had a dark secret. she wasn't even in the united states on september 11th. it was all a lie. robin fisher and angelo wrote about the deception. the new book is entitled "the woman who wasn't there." angelo told me about how they first met. >> the second we met, she told me her story. i cried. >> you cried? >> yeah. and she only had really like 70 seconds to tell me the story. it was barely a minute. and, you know, we became friends right after that. then she asked me to do a documentary based on her group. >> robin, to you, tania was a well known name within the 9/11 survivors community. she wasn't just a survivor. she was the president of the survivors network. what else? >> she was. she was everything. she was the ultimate survivor. she was a widow. she was a victim. she was the leader. she was everything on 9/11. >> when you hear the details of her story and her fiance and the ri

. >> and that was tonya rivera reporting.astercard and visa say they have notified their credit card customers of the problems. the federal law enforcement men is investigating. lisa argen is probing the weather for you. >> yeah, we still have some very gusty winds out there, but nice and clear. it is going to lead to a beautiful afternoon. here's the view from mount tam. a look at the first week of april. that's all next. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead. allegations of scientific misconduct by the national park service. did officials manipulate an environmental review to make a local oyster farmer look bad? >> welcome back. this is a live look with a look at the bay bridge. this is april fools day. april 1st. some call it all-fool's day. it's celebrated around the world in various ways. i read in "wikipedia," you can believe that if you want, but it started back in 1392 had a mention of april fool's. that's the earliest mention that they can think of, lisa. >> interesting. >> so are you playing tricks today? >> not yet but i'

. >>> let's check in with anderson after being badly burned tonya witnessed the decapitation before comingliver the wedding ring. the thoughts of the white dress she'd wear on their wedding day. soon after this woman learned that dave didn't make it. >> met outside the world trade center when he stole my cab. every year i got to the site, i take a new york city cab with me and i put it in the reflection pool so that he knows that i remember. >> despite that devastating loss, tania became a beacon of hope. she had them represented in the 9/11 museum. even game michael bloomberg a tour of ground zero. tania, you see, had a dark secret. she wasn't even in the united states on september 11th. it was all a lie. robin fisher and angelo wrote about the deception. the new book is entitled "the woman who wasn't there." angelo told me about how they first met. >> the second we met, she told me her story. i cried. >> you cried? >> yeah. and she only had really like 70 seconds to tell me the story. it was barely a minute. and, you know, we became friends right after that. then she asked me to do a doc

tonya jackson smallwood, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> we'll scrt latest at metro derailment coming up. >> plus. before he become the redskins newest pick tomorrow, rgiii is working on his fast food delivery skills. >> i'm watching your money and your technology. the latest stuff coming out from house hod names. i -- household names. i will bring that you to at 6:07. you're watching 9news now. thanks. i'll take the usual. got it. if you're open to choosing your own batter, mix-ins and toppings, come in today and build a stack you'll be proud of. only at denny's. >>> just a couple of minutes before the 6:00 hour. we're starting in the 30s and 40s under partly cloudy skies this morning. we'll head through mid-morning with 40s and 50s. we're going to warm up nicely. winds are light. they're also going to pick up this afternoon. by lunch time low 60s out there. so pretty good lunch hour. this afternoon mid- to upper 60s by 3:00 with some areas looking at highs approaching the 70-degree mark. not too bad. >> sounds good. >>> barring a major surprise, the redskins are going to sele

and i would describe it as mild cat tonya, in addition to blunted emotions. and my psychiatrist decided to do something drastic sow put me on the anti-is psychotic clozapine and the difference was like night and day. and i was able to return to georgia tech. i-- graduated with highest honors. and i decided to go to grad school and focus on neuroscience. and i did well in classes but in research i just could not focus on the task at hand. so so i was able though to write a masters thesis on connectivity in the brain. and to this day i think that that masters thesis contains the meaning of life. and for that reason i have a saviour complex. and basically i feel that the entire weight of the world is on my shoulders. i decided to try to make the masters thesis into a dissertation so i went to the university of pittsburgh to be in the center for the neurobasis of cognition and i took a class in neurobiology and sat if the back of the class. and i could understand nothing from that class. is so i had to leave the ph.d program in disgrace. when i left at that point

abc's tonya rivero is joining us this morning. >> good morning, paula. respected in their community, now both facing shocking felony charges. and people want to know what exactly does mom cheryl jones know and did she break the law by covering it up? she's the nfl cheerleader, a co-captain of the cincinnati ben-gals caught in an alleged teacher/student sex scandal when she was a teacher at this high school, but it is the allegations against sarah jones' mother, a middle schoolprincipal in the district that has really shocked the community. this is the cheryl jones that the community knows, rallying her school after a devastating tornado. >> we've got counselors and our crisis team on staff if kids want to talk to somebody. kids are pretty resilient. >> reporter: but this was her on thursday arrested, charged with covering up that alleged sexual relationship between her daughter and a student. >> i would say, because they have actually indicted her for a felony, that cheryl jones was actively involved in either altering or destroying evidence in this case