obstacles after her parents abandoned her. she ended up homeless and had to go live with friends. now she has been accepted to one of the most prestigious universities in the world, harvard. elizabeth prann is live with more on this story. hi, elizabeth. hi, heather. what an inspiration. here is a young woman who tells us about a childhood filled with memories of constant evictions and parents running from law enforcement. let me give you a little background on how now 18-year-old dawn logbegins became homeless. her junior year in high school, she was selected to go to a prestigious governor summer school camp and that s when she returned home after that school camp to find out that her parents were gone. they had picked up and moved to tennessee. that s when she knew she was living on her own. she would live at friend s homes and eventually lived with a fellow school employee. for the past year, she s been working for that one goal, to go to college. listen to what she has to say