barry simms is live at city fire headquarters with details. >> baltimore city has already admitted mistakes were made, but now the family of rachel wilson wants the city to pay for those mistakes. february 2007, fire department trainees are sent into a vacant, burning house located in west baltimore. the drill turns into a disaster. 29-year-old rachel wilson dies of asphyxiation and severe burns. internal and independent investigations by major flaws in the training exercise and at least 50 violations of national safety standards. wilson's mother and her two children are suing the city for $35 million. the lawsuit is based on independent report findings. claims for federal civil rights were violated and she was deprived of life and liberty. the attorneys tells us is a very serious matter that was totally preventable. he said every possible violation of our stake standards was violated. as illustrated in this diagram, 7 fires were set, instead of just one as mandated by sec rules. radio communication was pork. the suit also claims wilson's breathing apparatus and protective gear were inadequ