critical evidence, we have obtained video of the shooting that nearly cost a 5-year-old girl her life. tonight is inside the tape and how it will impact the teen accused of pulling the trigger. hello, everyone. this is what people are talking about. the video provides new insight into the crime that stunned baltimore as we report, the lawyer for the 17-year-old says it proves his client is innocent. caught on the city watch camera, this shows the video

that injured a 5-year-old raven wal. the gunman chases someone and disappeared. the video he obtained from the newspaper partner the baltimore sun shows people scattering. he is hart to see. he is a 17-year-old lamon. it davis, arrested a dozen times. he was on home monitoring wearing a gps bracelet. he pleaded no the guilty. his lawyer told wjz news that the shooter on the video is not his client because he says, he is not irwhatting the bracelet monitor. these are his legs enhanced for a view. investigators believe he was fighting with another teen, pulled out a gun and fired over and over hitting raven who had nothing to do with the dispute. >> what are we supposed to do. kids can not walk the street. they cannot go to school. she was just a little girl.

>> do not let this be in vain. >> it has prompted outrage and questions over the juvenile justice system handled davis. >> we wanted to know and we did something about it. >> the system as it exists today in maryland has outlived its usefulness. >> the bullet hit her in the head. she survived the injuries. the videotape shows the brutal act that changed her life forever will be key in davis' defense. >> he faces several serious charges including attempted first degree murder. >> police say witnesses identified davis. we have breaking news it involve as random shooting and police that a 59-year-old woman was shot by a stray bullet hitting in her living room. and it happened in the 2800

block of carver road. she was wounded in the shoulder and is expected to drive. we have a -- is expected to survive. we have more information. and firefighters are investigating what sparked the house fire in queens town. the damage is estimated at $1 million. firefighters say people were in the home at the time of the fire but no one was hurt. the mother who pleaded guilty to starving already child in a baltimore cult will be released from jail. she is not heading home. we're live outside of the detention center. where the mother is going and has reaction from her family. kelly. >> reporter: as part of the deal, the mother will be released here as soon as possible so she can start her deprogramming and that's to reverse what the other members did to her mind. the baby has been dead for two and a half years. his body was discovered last

may inside a suitcase in philadelphia. his mother charged with first degree murder will be released from jail later this week. >> it is a good feeling, i feel like my daughter is coming back. >> and she is relieved that the court sees her as a victim brain washed by a cult for not saying amen after meals. >> she holds out hope she was following -- she had done what god wanted her to do. she believed her son will be resurrected. if the baby resurrects charges will be dropped. the mom will severe five years of supervised probation after counseling. >> and she will be released as soon as a bed is available at the farm facility in maryland. but there is no telling how long her treatment there will take. >> and there has been progress, she said i love you.

i said i love you, too. and i didn't want to walk out the door, i didn't. >> that's the first time in four years? >> yes. >> this is overwhelming? >> yes. because before it was like you are not my family. >> she will testify against other members. >> they will not be punished is not enough satisfaction. it will never be enough. my daughter is never going to be the same, my grandson is not coming back, the family is never going to be the same. >> reporter: she will not be sentenced until november but she can leave this week to start that treatment. she will have to be back to testify in october. live from the city center. >> thank you very much. other members will be representativing themselves at their trial in october. health care and town hall

meetings have sparked protests. >> i am protesting against the president that's correct was outside of the meeting in new hampshire. the president said he is trying to fight criticism that the plan is a takeover of medicine. the white house is trying to sway public opinion before congress returns in the fall. >> it's not only the president facing angry protestors. one senator hosted a meeting last night at towson university there were mentive of fireworks. adam may sits down with the junior to ask him what is needed weekend it is like to face the critical crowds. >> it does not further the debate if you put out false information. >> is that true? >> why esit is false. >> reporter: he sits down for a one on one interview

following this. a rowdy meeting on monday. >> let me ask this... >> reporter: packed with people who oppose the reform efforts. >> we have the best health care in the world. and said we have the best in the world. >> do we? >> we do. >> we he need to make it more available and affordable. >> how can you say we have the best in the world though when our expect sansy is lower. >> johns hopkins and the medical center they are the best facilities in the world. people come from all over to get health care needs met. what we don't have and broken in the system is where people can't get access to the quality care, they have affordable care they get preventative. >> the protests have been heated at times vicious and towson it depicted obama as

hitler. some called the representative as liar. >> didn't see that one. >> look, i don't think we should personalize it, we lose a lot. there are people personalizing it to the president. it's not about the president or the democrat ec party but solving the health care issues of the country. >> can i pick my own doctor? >> yes you can go into a plan you can pick a doctor. >> will my rates go up or down or stay the same. >> our objective is to reduce the rate your rates will be less than it would have been if we did not pass this. >> and any concerns that private employers will just force people into government health care? >> i think that's less of a risk than the current system where the costs are driving employers to drop their coverage. >> there are many supporters but polls show concerns among many americans. >> are they losing the fight now. >> it is just engaged. >> one of the biggest issues is

tort reform. and he is open to discussing it but as of right now it is not included in the proposal. >> adam may, wjz news. >> the senator will hold another meeting tomorrow in hagerstown. and making the bay bridge safer. it plunged off and raised questions on questions on the span. it has recommendations. and we're live and kay jackson has details on what the agency is proposing. kai? >> aaa is concerned about traffic patterns. one that it says is dangerous. the maryland transportation authority said those patterns are at times necessary for convenience but drivers the aaa believes there is a better way. >> reporter: john short died when he plunged into the bay. a car in the opposite direction fell asleep crossing into his path. >> one distraction and that's

all that it takes. >> since that tragedy, the bridge the concrete barrier a place to stop accidents like it and the use of two-way traffic have all been under the microscope. >> the majority of crashes that have occurred on the bridge since 1952 affect 70% have occurred when traffic flow was in operation. >> and aaa wants the maryland transportation authority to employ better safety features when the traffic is used on the bay bridge. >> reporter: they said be concerned about the two way traffic but if that traffic is going to continue the motor club would like to see barriers like these. >> when there is two way without any barrier separation if a car comes into traffic there is no room for air and no way for the other motorist to go. in response the authority gave this statement to our media partner the sun saying: the

scheme is sometimes necessary during periods of high volume or when one of the spans is shut down. for construction or an emergency. >> do like two lanes one way each time. have it flowing in one direction at all times. >> reporter: following the accident, a panel came up with several recollections among them they would like to see an inspection program put in place. in the program they would like to use equipment to monitor the integrity of the bridge. >> vic, thank you very much. >> well if you want to save money on your grocery bill safeway has announceed a price reduction. the grocer will slash prices by 25%. the sale will start tomorrow and includes items in every department. it joins several other market chains who have cut prices during the recession. if you love restaurant week we have good news for you. why you may have more time to

enjoy a discount meal. detail on a well known basketball coach. >> a 93-year-old man is held hostage in his home. how he survived that ordeal. that's coming up next. and more showers. the forecast coming up next.

77 degrees with some clouds the forecast is coming up. we have breaking news involving one of college basketball's best known coach. rick pa. it ino is being extorted. he told his story to police and says that the woman is demanding $10 million. she is identified and she chames she was raped by the coach. the claims came after she was charged with extorsion. there is no evidence of rape. the final two bodies from the wreckage over the hudson. all victims have been located. the bodies were found after workers brought up the first piece of the damaged plane. investigators are checking to see if controls were working properly during the time of the

crash. and founder of the special olympics and a kennedy. eunice shriver passed away surrounded by her family. she was in poor health following a series of strokes. marylanders reflected on the loss of their greatest advocate. >> she never waiverred from her purpose which was sort of working for individuals withmontal retardation at the time and accepting differences and celebrating -- celebrating the human spirit, she would be on the sidelines at the event she's could and make the athlete does what they were there to do. >> she started the special olympics in her backyard. the president called her extraordinary and a champion for people with intellect actual disabilities. a baltimore man says he is glad to be alive tonight after being held hostage in his home.

one suspect has been captured. police are searching for another suspect. >> it is high drama at the city police s.w.a.t. converges on mary avenue. a suspect barricades himself. the homeowner, a 93-year-old, is health hostage. after five hours police rescue the victim who says he was treated well. >> the intruder was calm. he said that, he said i'm not hear to hurt you but rest up. i'll run away. after that. >> the older man who use as cane and walker said he was abducted yesterday feeding the birds. he describes it on the phone from the hospital where he is undergoing tests. >> he picked you up.

>> reporter: he said he complied. when family members called he hung up. officers tracked the suspects with dogs to his backyard and surrounded the house. the family waited at the fire department around the corner being briefed by police. he would be rescued first then teargas would be fired into the home. but he was protecting himself. after being held hostage for hours, he says that he blocked the door of his bedroom and shouted out that if the suspect came in he would shoot him. he said his father had a handgun fully loaded to care out the fact but they saved him first. a veteran says it was stressful. >> what was in your heart. >> i don't know what he was going to do. >> a 26-year-old is charged

with taking him hostage. >> he was scheduled to be released from the hospital today. if you haven't had a chance to experience restaurant week, you're in luck. it has been extended for another week. this year you can experience a three-course dinner at the best restaurants for only $30.09. more than 90 have agreed to take part in the week. the event was scheduled to end on sunday but will now last through august 23rd. boy thatting loos good. >> it sure does. i'm telling you. [ laughter ] >> let's take a look we had showers. to the best. (audio difficulties) winds very

light. 8970 last night and 65 and the records on this date. let's take a look at temperatures now which is 77. 65 and ocean city 84 degrees. it has been hot there this week with winds off the land. 81 in washington. we did have some showers earlier. most to the north of the city now. most the activity is southern portions of the region. east of washington. light stuff out to the west. this now around oakland. during the overnight seeing showers tomorrow and this front is going to hang up a croy as virginia and because of the proximity we have a risk of

more scattered showers and tomorrow, thursday, friday. and it will hang up and it is close and just to the northern edge of scattered showers and storms. it continues to the south and temperatures here normal and basically the mid80s. heading up to northern pennsylvania and new york, nice and dry up there. temperatures in the low 80s. and it will be in an area a risk of scattered showers. 5 knots. the bay temperature around 83. 6:17. and a few scattered showers. humid a low of 70 tomorrow. sunday and clouds and showers and 86 for a high. the next five days. a tad cooler. and a risk of showers 85, 84, 86, 86, maybe a dry day on sunday. kind of humid and risk of more showers. >> thank you very much e coming

up. o's fight for a win. ravens fight one another. sports is next!

they turned in some unusual plays when it comes to playing the a's they earned an f, a failing grade for losing nine straight to oakland. they get another chance to snap that streak, sending a rookie to the mound. david hernandez was ready to be the stopper. and 6 plus innings. 6 strikeouts, keeps the a's in check. o's have struggled about out they get lucky. it hits the knob of his bat and rolls fair. he is out but a score on an unusual r.b.i. of mora's career. roberts had three hits. here is the play not on his reel.

roberts was on second with one out and. runs thinking that was the last out he is the last out because the a's gate double play. o's survive that they beat them 3-2. the wrap up tomorrow afternoon at 1:30. >> and fenway have to play peacemakers. retaliation after detroit hit a batter. and the battle is on. ejected. this is from bean balls thrown. they lead the tigers 7-3 in the 8th. ravens getting ready for the game against the redskins. tonight raven on raven at

training camp. and the end of a practice play. they engage in a scuffle. teammates rush to the scene causing another to break out. nobody was hurt. blowing off steam. and ravens with ill play the redskins on thursday here in baltimore. an intern was put to work. and and intern played. ineligible to participate because ited exceeds the roster limit. back to holding a clip board for the intern. >> that's the thing. he got reps in. >> thank you. we'll be back.

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