assault. the other teenager involved is looking at the multitude of charges. there is a third teenager involved. >> while the school of the search was taking the student to the office, another student felt the need to interject his opinion. >> this statement was issued about the five. -- about the fight. >> sheriff's deputies are saying they do not believe this is a gang or race-related. >> 813-year-old girl diagnosed with the h1n1 virus remains in the hospital tonight. while her case is among the most serious, it is not the only one confirmed. tim tooten joins us from the newsroom with that story. >> the head of immunizations for

the city's health department has been in contact with the family. the city is trying to immunize as many people as possible from the seasonal flu. the >> do you have any medical conditions? >> nurses were on hand in the lobby of this high school to give seasonal flu shots to adults and children. the most recent h1n1 case of a 13-year-old middle school student has raised concerns among the health department. cracks in the case of the serious illness occurring is in the minority. >> although this case is serious, it is not isolated. >> it is not the first case within the school system. influenza is in the community. we know that children get influenza. all that we are seeing right now is h1n1. >> that is putting parents and students on edge.

>> if you get sick, you could die. >> did you hear about the little girl in the hospital? >> yes, and i feel bad for her. >> baltimore parents say in light of this case, they cannot afford to take chances. >> it is very important because they have been talking about the flu epidemic on the news. every year, i think adults and students or kids should get a flu shot. >> health officials said they are planning to get even more flu shots once they get the vaccine for the h1n1 virus. to find them more about when the city health department is giving another shot, log on to our website. >> police have to teenage suspects in custody after an early morning shootout. authorities say the suspects

tried to rob the off-duty officer as he was entering his northwest baltimore home. david collins is live with details. >> the commissioner says commissioner aaron harris is a brave man and thank the lord that he is still alive. gunfire shattered the peace of a neighborhood in northwest baltimore. >> seven shots. >> neighbors could not contain their curiosity. many ran out of their homes. detective aaron harris honored with five accommodations lay wounded on the front steps of his own home. >> he had been left -- he had been shot in the left side. >> detective harris had just arrived home after visiting a family member in the hospital.

two 16-year-old boys approached him. >> they announced a robbery. one at brandished a revolver at which time a struggle ensued on the porch. the suspects fired multiple gunshots, one of which struck detective aaron harris in the abdomen and at least two other shots struck him in the lower left leg. >> the detective fought back, a managing to strike craig tippet in the leg. police identified the other robber as 16-year-old kevon wilson. both are charged as adults. >> 16 years old with a gun. these are consequences that they have to face, and it is just

beginning to be extremely frustrating. too many times our system has released young people back into the community compromising the health and welfare of many citizens in our community. >> detective aaron harris remain in critical condition. this case tells authorities they have a lot of work to do. >> baltimore county police have charged three men with first- degree murder in the slaying of a man who was confined to a wheelchair. a maintenance worker found the body of the 25-year-old marin lendosky george a week ago today. police have arrested keon samuels, andrew nguyen, and marlon montes.

>> it was a week ago today when residents and county officials were overcome by the devastation caused by a water main break. homeowners are getting their questions ready as county officials help them navigate through insurance red tape. >> it is hard to believe that this is done dock neighborhood looked like this a week ago. folks are slightly trying to return things back to normal. most problems this point have to do with insurance. >> i had at allstate insurance for 40 years without a claim. they said i was not covered. >> the community has been cleaned up. it is really positioned for the recovery to occur. >> baltimore county executive jim smith spoke with us about his feelings one week after the water main break, saying things

went as moved as they could have. the first 911 call came at around 4:00 p.m. the water main was shut down at 6:00 and an emergency shelter was opened. by noon on saturday, most basements were clear of water. 275 residences were flooded, 75 required pumping, and there were some lucky ones. 163 residences had no damage. because of mounting questions concerning insurance, contractors, and cleanup effort, he will be opening a service center to help those in need. >> it will help us clean up supplies, labor, and it will help answer insurance questions that people have. >> residents say they will definitely go but wonder how much it will help. >> may be in the long run it

will help a little bit but i don't think i will get any cash in my hand tomorrow to help replace some of the things i have lost. maybe they can headed in the right direction. >> just to give you an update, work crews continued to repair the 72-inch water main. if you would like more information on the recovery center, we have provided information on our website. >> than iit has been a messy coe on the beltway this afternoon. damage was minor but nine people were transported to a hospital suffering from minor injuries. the car involved was making a u- turn when the accident happened. a motor home caught fire on the beltway between liberty road and

interstate 95. the fire may have started in the engine. an elderly couple was able to make it out safely. >> city officials and business owners gathered this morning to announce an initiative, a smarter way to get there. it promotes transportation options. it is an effort to ease traffic congestion and also ease pollution. >> you have to be able to get from the county down into the city. that is why this initiative is so important. you will see buses and by promoting people to walk around the area. it will all work to make it a better place down here as well as a better city. >> for more on the waterfront partnership, you can go to our web site and then click on news links. still to come, officials at first mariner arena are calling

it a brand new record. >> another day of protest as the g-20 summit wraps up. >> coming up in sports, we will talk about our high-school football coverage plus the injury list of the ravens. >> clouds are moving back in so that spells another chance for rain. at the moment, it is pretty nice outside. at the bwi marshall, it is 70. 72 at the inner harbor. here is a look at what is coming up on the jay leno show.

>> the g-20 summit wrapped up in pittsburgh today. protesters were out in force. >> president obama brought the g-20 summit to a close on friday afternoon. >> we will continue our stimulus efforts and phase them out when our recovery is strong. we cannot stop there. we cannot tolerate the same old boom and bust economy of the past. >> the final day of this week's meeting of world leaders in pittsburgh was marked by a massive protest. it was built as a peaceful event and thousands took part. >> i think it is wrong for 20 countries to control the entire economy of the world. >> downtown, a massive police

presence provided security as the first lady took spouses on a tour of a local performing arts school. the leaders agreed to raise the profile of the summit as a force for economic stability and pledged to tighten financial regulation. but it was the president's surprise morning announcement that grab headlines. >> the islamic republic of iran has been