they've set up collection boxes for barnes' recovery. leads have run dry they're determined to find the drive. >> she is, like i said, inspiring. everybody's just trying to jump into and help her in some way because she is so positive. >> i think that if you use the power of your mind and just keep positive and just visualize, it visualize myself walking, one day i will. >> reporter: hopeful to beat the odds, she's got plenty right now to keep smiling. >> if i don't come out tof, i'm going to live life in a while chair and i'm going to make the best of it. and i'm still going to be successful. >> reporter: in the east bay, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> the clock is ticking right now as the deadline for congress and the president to reach a deal on the debt ceiling is fast approaching. as the top democrat and republican from the house met with the president at the white house this afternoon, the republican leader of the senate announced he has spoken with the president as well and, quote, is confident and optimistic they'll reach

i'm not going walk again. >> reporter: but barnes isn't dwelling on that. instead, the talented artist is focusing on the love of her family and the love she has for her craft. >> i'm blessed that i'm still head, i still have mycc1: still have my hands. i can still paint and draw and do everything, you know, do something -- do the thing that i was most passionate about. ever since i was a little girl, i told myself i was going to be a famous artist, and i'm pretty sure one day i will be. >> reporter: that attitude has touched emeryville police. they've set up collection boxes for barnes' recovery, and though leads have run dry, they're determined to find the driver. >> she is just, like i said, inspiring. so everybody is just trying to jump in and help her in some way because she is so positive. >> reporter: barnes couldn't be more grateful for all the support. she's still hopeful she can beat the odds. but she's got all she needs now to keep smiling. >> if i don't come out of it, i'm going to live life in a wheelchair, and i'm going to make the best of it.

phylicia barnes' father said they were aware of the search warrants for months. it was part of a thorough investigation for the police. >> we're trying to figure out who did it and why so it won't happen to no one else. >> reporter: these warrants were filed on may 10th. no word on if they provided any useful information. >>> and you can read more about this case in the baltimore sun. >>> police in georgia are retracing their step, trying to solve the murder of a howard county there. the 27-year-old from howard county went missing on june 25th. the police are using search dogs and they found parts of her body. she apparently had a bright future. >> she never got sworn in as a practicing attorney, but she was practicing as a third year law see student. >>> no arrests are made and there are several persons of interest. >>> people all around are assessing the damage from the storms from last night. good morning, andrea. >> reporter: good morning, don and everyone. 20 families in dundalk were evacuated because of the storm damage. this is now deemed too dangerous to

>> what is happening is that the barns are decaying and falling apart, and so we get the metal barns and things like that. wooden barns --i take a lot of time photographing this. this is in camden, new jersey. this is an old barn in baltimore, believe it or not. not to far from fort mchenry. i like to go to it the city going to a big city and doing. all the normal stuff and then going to the back of town. this is an old jail in philadelphia. it still looks like this. isn't that fascinating? i would not have wanted to go to prison there. or the neon signs. i love neon sign ai spent a lot of time in the back of vegas. doing all of those motels. lookout fund that this is. -- look of fun this>> and there is an old this. studebaker. >> they have all of these cars, but will they be here 20 years from now? i don't know. i am not sure i need to record thethe lighthouses. east. we have about 900. we've got to put them in the capand we can have these. lighthouses were amazingly important to america. i have to put them away. this is an old candy man, and he is still there in new orleans. >> and

. >> reporter: amanda barnes remembers in vivid detail the emeriville hit and run incident that changed her world forever. >> he sped up and drove right over me and just kept on going and left me out there on the cement. >> reporter: the impact left barnes with broken ribs a lacerated river and a severed spine. >> judging by my injuries, they told me i was most likely going to be permanently paralyzed from the west down. i remember, i was just like, oh, my god, i'm not going to walk again. >> reporter: but barnes isn't dwelling on that. instead the talented artist is focusing on the love of her family and the love she has for her craft. >> i'm blessed that i'm still me and i still have my head and my hands, i can still paint and draw and do everything that -- do the thing that i was the most passionate about ever since i was a little girl, i told myself i was going to be a famous artist. i'm pretty sure one day i will be. >> reporter: that attitude has touched emeriville police, they set up collection boxes for her recovery. though leads have run dry, they're determined to find the driv

barnes was ticketed for not using a crosswalk.anged to disorderly conduct and obstructing traffic. other charges followed, including weapons possession. what barnes said was a utility knife. and marijuana possession. barnes pleaded not guilty to the charges but says the jaywalking ticket was a way of punishing him for making the recording. police chief james shepherd says jaywalking is a violation of traffic law and led to other charges. >> there were a number of other issues involved in that case. one was possession of a weapon. there was also contraband that was seized by the police department. that also resulted in that arrest. >> on youtube, video shows another incident that community activists call purely retaliatory. while emily good supporters were inside a meeting, police took out rulers and issued parking tickets to any car more than 12 inches from the curb. rochester police chief james shepherd says in each of the cases, his officers were enforcing the law. >> however, in the spirit of the law, maybe they take it a littl

the us could provide a clue into what might have happened to phylicia barnes. towards we are looking at right now, each warrant, the incident being investigated of sexual exploitation of children as well as distribution of child pornography. we do not know, exactly, how this could be connected to her death. in at one of the warrants, police are granted access to several his book accounts identified with numbers and the other ones allow police to get information into several e-mail accounts, two of which contain her name. phylicia barnes disappeared showed after christmas last year and her body was found months later more than six months after her disappearance. no arrests have been made and no suspects named. maybe these new developments will lead to answers. we will be watching. >>> breaking news, a man who is threatening to kill seven people including two children is holding one person hostage in michigan. he just released another hostage unharmed and opened fire in two homes today before leading police on a high speed chase through downtown grand rapids. he

[ inaudible ] >> can i have your business card so i know who interacted -- >> reporter: barnes says heid not record what happened next. >> i walked across the street like this gentleman's about to do. they sped across the street and said, "jaywalking, jaywalking, we got you on camera jaywalking." >> reporter: barnes was ticketed for not using a crosswalk. later changed to disorderly conduct and obstructing traffic. other charges followed including weapons possession, what barnes said was a utility knife, and marijuana possession. barnes pleaded not guilty to the charges, but says the jaywalking ticket is a way of publishing him for making a recording. police chief shepherd says jaywalking is a violation of traffic law and led to other charges. >> there were a number of other issues involved in the case. one was possession of a weapon. there was also contraband that was seized by the police department that also resulted in that arrest. >> reporter: on youtube, video shows another incident that community activists call purely retaliatory. while emily good's supporters were inside a meeti

. >>> 16-year-old felicia barnes disappeared in late december. the case sparked a massive search that ended in april when her naked body was found. police investigators said it was a murder. police are using a child pornography using e-mails linked to barnes and others. authorities asked to search four facebook accounts, six separate yahoo e-mail accounts, including two with felicia's name for evidence of crimes including sexual exploitation of children and distribution and possession of child pornography. affidavits related to the case remain seal but felicia barnes father and brother russell told wjz they had been aware of the search warrants for months and that the warrants were part of a thorough investigation to find out who killed felicia as her family waits for answers. >> it's a matter of what happened and when it happened. >> reporter: those search warrant applications were filed on may 10. no word yet from investigators if those e-mails or facebook accounts have provided any useful information. >>> you can read more about this case on t

you mentioned barnes & noble with the nook, amazon with the kindl.his was an area where borders fell way behind. >> absolutely. so the nook is not as big as the kindle but it sells really quite well and more so, every time somebody buys a nook and barnes & noble not only benefits from selling the nook but also gets to sell ebooks with the reader so they build a relationship over time. the reader comes back to em this. it is generally a lot of repeat business for barnes & noble so that really helps them. >> brown: where are we in the e reader and physical book situation? the ereaders have grown and grown and grown. but there is any sense of reaching an equilibrium as to the number of books that will still be sold? >> well, i don't think you will ever see the physical book die out as a form. i think that 50 years from now physical books will still exist and i think people will still be buying them in book stores but you're going to see this migration towards erck readers and ebooks because there is a lot of competition in the market. prices are going t

police are turning their attention to e- mails and facebook in the search for answers in phylicia barnesurder. sherrie johnson has more about the search warrants that were obtained access to online accounts. sherrie. >> reporter: well, these search warrants could provide a clue as to what may have happened to phylicia barnes n each warrant authorities -- in each warrant, authorities are investigating distribution of child pornography. we don't know how it could be connected to the death n one warrant police are granted access to several facebook accounts which are all identified with numbers. the other warrants allows police to get information into several yahoo and aole-mail accounts two of which contain the name phylicia. the move doesn't necessarily mean that the case has a sex crime element, but that evidence of sexually explicit material discovered during the investigation could provide new insight into her death. she disappeared after christmas last year. her body was found months later near the conowingo dam. so far no arrest has been named or suspects named in the casep we will c

and i'm pretty sure one day i will be. >> barnes is focused on her recovery but she would like to seatdriver arrested and prosecuted. police have few leads and are hoping anyone with information will come forward. >>> the debt ceiling drama goes unresolved this morning in waugs. two hours after the boehner bill passed the house, senate democrats killed it. with the house plan off the table, all eyes are on mitch mcconnell. president obama insists a weekend compromise is still possible. >> this is not a situation where the two parties are miles apart. we're in rough agreement about how much spending can be cut responsibly. >> the deadline is now less than 100 hours away and mcconnell signaled is he ready to make a deal but only if he negotiates directly with president obama. >>> we still have more ahead for you on "today in the bay." still to come, a man who lost his arm and legs in service but never his will. he will live a normal life, he says. how a wounded warrior is moving on with his life from behind the wheel. >>> and a former gangster turned his life around in the ring. >>> firs

they've set up collection boxes for barnes' recovery. and those leads have run dry, they're determined to find the driver. >> she's inspiring. so everybody is just trying to jump in and help her in some way because she is so positive. >> i think that if you use the power of your mind and just keep positive and just visualize it, visualize myself walking and i know that one day i will. >> reporter: though she's still hopeful she can beat the odds, she's got plenty right now to keep smiling. >> if i don't come out of it, i'm going to live life in a wheelchair and i'm going to make the best of it. and i'm still going to be successful. >> reporter: in the east bay, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> she has very warm smile. now to a story in the south bay. a mystery. she disappeared ten years ago this week. and now prosecutors are getting updated information on key evidence in the gentlemjanine h case. police questioned a man she met in a bar in campbell ten years ago. came prosecutors received lab test results on fiber which is could def

the barn was a total loss. they're still trying to figure out what started that fire as well. >>> developing story now involving the d.c. government. two girls say they were touched inappropriately while taking part in the city's summer youth employment program. the latest incident happened this morning at ancostia high school. a 19-year-old said she was groped by a contract worker there. wednesday a 17-year-old reported a similar case with a man who worked as a file clerk in the department of employment services. that worker has been charged with a felony. >> we want to make sure the young -- that the young, the participants are aware of their surroundings, that the host supervisors are always looking out for them and, you know, just think we really need to heighten the sense of awareness about who they're interacting with. >> the mayor vincent gray called the incidents extremely alarming. the city says not all employees are required to go through background checks. >>> still no word tonight on how a 5-year-ol

the barnes family spent the day on pins and needles as their loved one, 22-year-old amanda barnes, underwent spinal surgery that could determine if she ever walks again. >> i'm just so swept away by how strong she's been. she has amazing courage. >> the art student was crossing the street to meet her boyfriend last week when a dark-colored suv struck and hit her, dragging her some 50 feet. the driver didn't bother to stop or even slow down. >> this driver actually has come home somewhere in the bay area with a car that's damaged, and somebody knows something about it. we need to know who this person is so we can have some justice for amanda. >> reporter: police urge anyone with information to come forward. barnes' parents and sisters are pleading with the driver to do the right thing. >> at least own up to what happened. i mean, they knew that they hit something. they had to know they hit something, and there has to be some damage to the car they could visibly see on the car. >> reporter: the woman's family is mostly focused on helping the talented artist recover. they say days before the hi

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barnes' case has a sex crime element. barnes disappeared while visiting her sister. the body was found months later in the susquehanna river. police have not revealed how she died. >> for more information, read tomorrow's edition of the baltimore sun. >>> casey anthony will be released from jail in less than a week. she was sentenced to four years, but she was credited for time served. >> reporter: it's the news casey anthony was waiting for. >> the defendant was given credit for 1, 043 days. >> reporter: after factoring in her time already served and for good behavior, anthony will walk free next wednesday. judge belvin perry sentenced anthony to the maximum one year in prison for each misdemeanor count of lying to police during the search for her daughter caylee. he said casey's lies were costly to the system. >> as a result of those four separate and descrimpght lies -- descrirchghts lies, -- descrirchghts lies, law enforcement extended a great deal of time. >> anthony was found not guilty of killing her 2-year-old and arrived in court for her sentencing smiling,

let's turn it over to tucker barnes. >> we're half way through the year now. hard to believe. nice-looking start to the day. clear skies expected. lots of bright sunshine. you will love today's forecast. lots of quiet conditions out there. a couple clouds moving through. that's about it. some warmer temperatures towards chicago. here in washington, humidity won't start to creep up until later tonight. a good-looking forecast as we get into our holiday weekend. lots of 50s overnight. the city staying on the mild side at 69. frederick at 55 degrees. winchester at 57. there's your forecast. bright sunshine. warm this afternoon. it will be warm by 2:00 with highs in the upper 80s. more details on the forecast and a look at the weekend coming up. let's do some traffic with julie wright. >>> we're starting at 395. we have delays if you continue northbound. no incidents to report now as you work northbound. you'll find a brief tapping of the breaks. the beltway in virginia slowing briefly. but check out 270. nice and clear frederick headed into germantown. >>> before you head out thi

>> barnes & noble is in an interesting spot right now. they have had record sales.ut because they have spent so much money in terms of developing their nook e-reader line, in terms of their digital business, they have had to suspend their dividend for the last two quarters. and wall street has not entirely been happy about this. they've also been in the process of trying to sell themselves as of about a year ago, and in early may liberty media which is owned by don vallone which also owns various media properties, a put in a bid for about $17 a share. and that it is being considered. i believe the company is doing due diligence at this point, but it remains to be seen as to what the deal will close. they are are terrible signs as to the loan and barnes & noble chairman who has spoken very highly of each other in the media. but at this point it's perhaps not up in the air but it's hardly a done deal. >> and finally, ms. weinman, tell us about publishers marketplace. and the people want to go to the website or follow you on twitter. >> sure. as you said at the top of

. >> we will get tucker barnes to elaborate on what will happen today. >> i don't know who the sports guy was with you, wisdom but was great. >> give him a promotion. >> double duty. >> you got it right. we are a little cool yesterday. upper 80s. it felt summery but the early morning rain held us back. i don't think that will be the case today. we will be bright and sunny to strart the day and it will warm us up quickly. there is the hd radar. the blue is the cold front up to the north and west. as that pushes toward the area, we will see showers and thunderstorms, at least the possibility of them bubbling up along the front. be ready for afternoon and evening rain as we get into our thursday. all right. let's see temperatures. 74 at reagan national. humidity 41%. winds out of the south and west at 5 miles per hour. highs later today low to mid- 90s. 93 in washington. 93 fredricksburg and 90 in front royal. >> thank you, sir. >> all right. it's time to check in with the roads and see what is happening on the drive this morning. julie wright, good morning. >> so far so good with no inc

there's big news that barnes & noble may be purchased, which is probably good for barnes & noble. and we want to see barnes & noble so by. we want to see borders survive, too. we are working to try to keep them alive. then there's the sony reader, the motorola zoom, but the real wild card in my opinion is google. unlike all the others, google doesn't have a dedicated device. google is selling content through the cloud to anyone's devise. it could be an ipad. anything but kindle because kindle will not sell google's products. but you can purchase google content on a blackberry, on your pc, whatever. and a big advantage that google has, because they've been digitizing books much longer than anyone else, they have a much larger stable of content. and i think that they could be a very, very significant player. they just launched their new e-book business in december. so they are the last entrance into the business. and i would watch them very carefully. there are altogether, as far as we know, 50 customers buying e-books right now. many of them are aggregators buying books for library

barnes. [laughter] as i had hoped, that name is well known in these parts. barnes would go on to make a great fortune by inventing an antiseptic, and he would spend that fortune building one of the great private collections of french art, the barnes foundation. well, some new york newspapers bought barnes' story, but the parents of camden did not. in a later era, they might have sued. but in 1900 the case law was stacked against them. so instead they launched a school strike. hundreds of parents refused to send their children to school. soon half of the city's public school desks were empty. the camden tetanus outbreak became a national news story. newspapers across the u.s. spread the story of children dying in the terrible agony as helpless parents and physicians bore witness. even "the new york times" which was the most outspoken paper in support of compulsory vaccination particularly among the lower orders reported from camden that, quote, vaccination has been far more fatal here than smallpox. the school strikes in the camden were repeated in communitie

i call it, terry, the barn door. the barn door goes -- it opens.e don't know how many spirits come in. the devil wants us in bondage. >> reporter: for this pastor, the devil's doorways are discovered in all kinds of places. >> we have found demons that come in through tattoos. how many ever fooled around with a ouija board? martial arts is another open door. if you are breathing, you've got them. if you're not breathing, don't worry about it. everybody's got them. it's just a question of, how many do you got? >> reporter: everybody's got them, he says, including -- himself. well, tomorrow night, how young is too young for all this? we'll bring you the amazing story of an 8-year-old boy at the pastor's church who goes through a harrowing deliverance from what he believes are his demons. >> get off of me! >> reporter: we'll have that story and a lot more tomorrow, wednesday night, on our "primetime nightline" beyond belief special, battle with the devil. 10:00 p.p. eastern, 9:00 central. college fund was getting expensive. man: yes it was. so to save

>> reporter: barnes says he did not record what happened next. >> i walked across the street like this, and they sped across the street, and they said jaywalking, jaywalking, and we got you on camera for jaywalking. >> reporter: he was arrested for jaywalking and disorderly condu conduct, and possession of a utility knife, and marijuana charges. he pleaded not guilty, but he said that the jaywalking ticket was a way to punish him for making a recording. but the sheriff said that jaywalking is a charge, and there were other issues resulting in the arrest. >> there was contraband that was seized in the arrest. >> reporter: and there were other actions that were considered retaliatory. you can see the police pulling out a ruler to measure the car parked further than 18 inches from the curb. the chief says they are enforcing the law. >> well, maybe they are being overs.e.a.l. louse in overzealous in the law. >> we are going to look if there is a pattern of arrest, and see if this pattern of arrest is being abused. >> emily good says she has been arrested se ed several times fol disobedienc

prosecutors say armstrong needed cash to pay barnes to murder her father. so they enlisted wells, the pizza delivery man, to rob the bank. prosecutors say armstrong and barnes even watched wells rob the bank from a safe distance. wells' relatives insist he had nothing to do with this strange and complicated plot. >> he did not know any of these people. that's why they had to lure him to the tower to plant the bomb on him. >> prosecutors say wells could have alerted someone before robbing the bank and they don't know whether wells ever knew the bomb was real. kenneth barnes eventually pleads guilty to two felony charges and is currently awaiting sentencing. but diehl insists she's not guilty and pleads innocent. wells is officially listed an an unindicted co-conspirator. for his loved ones, the apparent end, even a local crime writer says was too strange to dream up. >>> shocking videos ahead. a man unloads on his lawyer. and a wannabe stuntman tries to make his mark. >> better do something quick here or i'm going to burn and fry. >> when "caught on camera:

the other proposal was as a barn. since their proposals were not to do with the historic carriage house, that is why we feel our design is just as good as something as the city proposed. commissioner hwang: thank you. president goh: did you get a sketch from the meeting with your attorney? was there a sketch or drawing or something produced from that? >> from this last one? not that i know of. i don't know. i do not believe so. president goh: okay, thank you. mr. frye? >> there was no sketch provided. we walked through the drawings with the zillmans' attorney and indicated the areas where we felt we could compromise and get the zillmans part of the proposal they wanted and maintain some of the character of the building. president goh: the areas of compromise, those included the windows? >> that is correct. president goh: okay, thank you. any other comments? vice president garcia: i have a question of mr. sanchez. mr. sanchez, aside from any historic considerations, would this building otherwise qualified because of th

barnes. >> my name is nancy cross. and i am a senior. i have been in the shelter system for over two years. and why is it two years? because the shelter system is designed to make it very difficult for anybody like myself to get a reasonable place in succession. the city has adopted an ordinance about smoking that the regular hotels for tourists, 75% of the beds are reserved for non-smokers. but what about the people that are trying to get out of the shelters? i had a scientific education and i know the harm for smoking. i don't smoke but i am forced to go in and out of shelters which maintains a perpet -- secondhand smoke. and people going in and out of the shelter and out what they breathe and smoke in the shelter. they can go 24 hours a day. it used to be 8 hours until some of the staff. the staff is very much exposed. the job seems to be going to smokers because other people can't stand it. they have a program against alcoholism and all of the drugs but they never say a bad word about smoking in the shelter system because the city is

. >> reporter: now players who have angry birds on a colored nook, the barnes & noble branded e reader, can walk into a store to unlock the mighty eagle, a character that will exact ultimate revenge on those green meanies and get players to the next level. >> that's pretty cool. i got in there, pretty cool. >> reporter: it's no secret that the big brick and mortar bookstores are sders is gone. barnes & noble has tied its future to the e reader revolution with the nook and is having some success. >> people who look at the nook just to play angry birds, it's sort of a big deal. >> reporter: but the sales of physical books in the chain's 705 stores continues to decline. linking up with a global sensation like angry birds is a way to bring more traffic and potentially more customers into the stores. >> now there are even more reasons to come into the store, more reasons to stop by and have a little fun while you're here. >> reporter: game creator rovio is capitalizing on its popularity with movie tie-ins, merchandise and more saying combining virtual world with its magic features is a way

. >>> new developments in the investigation of the north carolina teen phylicia barnes. she vanished in baltimore after christmas last year. her body was found four months later in the susquehanna river. sherrie johnson is live with the latest information on the ongoing investigation. sherrie. >> reporter: well, charley, abc2 news obtained search warrants for online accounts in the case of phylicia barnes. the warrants may provide a clue as to what happened to phylicia. in each warrant, authorities are investigating sexual exploitation of children and distribution and possession of child pornography. we don't know how it could be connected to her death. in one warrant, police are granted access to several facebook accounts which are all identified with numbers. the other warrants allow police to get information into several e-mail accounts two of can i containt name phylicia. she disappeared after christmas and her body was found near the conwingo dam. of course we will continue to follow the case and keep you updated with the latest information. reporting live from down

we had worked on the cable car bomb -- cable car bomb -- cable car barn, to make sure the propulsion system was adequately restored. all in all, we have done this very smartly. the main banks today is to the residence -- the main thanks today is to the residents and businesses that tolerated this because they know at the very end it will be a blessing to have the cable cars run smoothly. i also want to thank the operators and the maintenance people at muni. they are very important to helping us run this system well, and they are part of a great system we have in san francisco to be very proud of. it goes to show that as we reinforce the system, as we make sure that the cable car system improvement project is done well, that we take care of the other infrastructure we have alongside of it. that is why not only is this project successful in many ways and coordinated and collaborate with other departments well, but we want to make sure voters know that that is the way we will approach the street bond that we will have the board vote on very soon that will be placed on the november ballo

peter barns is here and member of the gang of six joins us and says we need to do big thicks to solve this crisis. is speaker boehner's proposal big enough for him? what does he think of senator >> greta: okay let's face it. default is bad. many describe it as catastrophic. this can scare investors and businesses around the world and we're all connected around the world. and the asian markets are open now and how are those markets react something peter barns joins us. >> asian markets are up now. >> greta: why? >> because did he the do not believe we're going to default or have a downgrade. u.s. stock markets don't, either z bond markets because if they did, if they thought there was going to be a default or a downgrade markets would be so much lower where they are now. dow down 100 points today. >> greta: okay. let's say august 3 they wake up and there is a rude awakening and turns out oh, oh my. they thought goitsing to happen, it does happen. then what happens? >> markets have been wrong, so have television commentators. >> greta: what happens then? >> well, i don't know if we want

. >>> there new developments in the miredder -- in the murder investigation of phylicia barnes. sherrie johnson joins us live with the latest on the new information in the investigation. sherrie. >> reporter: well, abc2 news obtained search warrants for online accounts in phylicia barnes' murder investigation. it may provide a clue to what happened to her. in each warrant authorities are investigating sexual explore taste of children and dispri -- explore station of children anddistribution of child pornography. in one warrant, police are granted access to facebook accounts identified with numbers. the other warrants allow police to get information into several e-mail accounts, two of which contain the name phylicia. she disappeared after chris mats last year. her body -- christmas last year. her body was found npt susquehanna river. -- found in the susquehanna river. we will continue to a follow this case and bring you the latest information as we receive it. reporting live in downtown baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> thanks a lot. >>> it was supposed to be fun day for

john barnes and his family came to see the fireworks for their first time. they were near the scene of the stabbing. >> they were visible but not unreasonable given the size of the crowd. >> reporter: someone near the scene took this photograph of a person of interest in the stabbing investigation. they hope somebody can identity who it is and call police. a short time later several blocks away a bullet struck a 4- year-old boy, who was walking with his father. >> he and his fiance say they heard a pop, a popping sound and that the -- the child -- cried out. >> this is not the way any of us wanted the long weekend to end. >> reporter: the boy is expected to recoast the mayor and the commissioner said they are concerned violence could scare people away from downtown. >> it's a challenge in the face of the incidents, no question. >> reporter: john barnes said he will be back. >> it's a dangerous world but, i -- we enjoyed the show and i think it's good to get out and see these types of things. >> reporter: again no arrest as of yet in that stabbing. as for the

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