conner drowned at crofton country club in 2006. >> we feel a hand of conner reaching down and helping this little boy. the family is going to have a school year to plan instead of a funeral. people as v aspirations for conners law. >> trying to get the word out. conner's law mandating defrib raters is considered in queen anns county. the goal is to take it nationwide to save more lives. >>> prince georges county police officer is recovering from injuries after shot. this happened early saturday morning in langley park. authorities say 3 people left a galaxy nightclub, they drove around the parking lot and opened fire out of the car. the officer was hit in the leg by a bullet. the is the 5th time, in a little more than 18 months that a prince georges county police officer has either been shot at or shot. this is unprecedented. >> police pulled the car over a mile from the nightclub, all three people were inside. officers say the gun was recovered. >>> a baltimore man has been arrested, police say the 24 year old brought three women back to his home for drinks, raped one, fired a gun at

conner's law is being concerned in queen ann county. cheryl conner abc 2 news. >>> edith turnage, the mother of 13-year-old moe nay was there toport her community this weekend. turnage joined the folks here at dolly park outside her daughter's middle school for a policing event. she hasn't turned her back on this neighborhood even though no one was there for monet when she was killed in march. a 12-year-old helped him move her body and dumped it in the crash. instead of hiding her anger turner remains hopeful tonight. >> a change of mind and attitude and look out for not only the kids but other kids and things around here. and be responsible if something happens. >> it turns out an adult and city police officer were involved in the cover up but that didn't stand in the way yesterday. churches and businesses all came together to make this a huge event. >>> james holmes the suspect in the colorado massacre will be in court to be formerly charged of killing 12 people. the movie theater did not have security on the night of the shooting. of

conner's law was signed in to emergency legislation in arundel today. it requires all county pools and pools under county supervision to have an automated external defibrillator on the grounds and lifeguards trained to use them. that's more than 200 pools in the county. >> this is significant today. it would be his 12th birthday. >> reporter: debby, conner's mom pushed hard to have the legislation passed and sets up a foundation bringing awareness to the issue and helping money to bring aeds to pulls. >> it's the leading cause of accidental deaths for children 1-2. we don't want another family to lose a child or sufficient a loss like this if they are preventable and having an aed on site and access to it immediately increases the survival rate up to 80%. each defibrillator costs $1600. some companies are stepping up to help with the expense. >> a dentist donated a defibrillate tore the swim club. the freed family donated defibrillators, i expect the others will make donations in the future as well. >> reporter: she tried to have it passed statewide. no

. >> i want to show you the picture of conner. this is conner right here. a little 5 year old boy who drowned 6 years ago. we know where he was yesterday, on lifeguard duty in heaven. this story is about another little boy saved by a lifeguard and a law. >> as kids and family enjoy themss at waugh which a pel swim club a child was found unresponsive at the pool. everyone was incredible in the event that he was not able to be resuscitated by cpr. >> in 2006 young congress ner lost his life in a drowning incident and in 2006 the first defibrillator was donated and it was used today. we did feel the hand of conner reaching down and heching this little boy. this family is going to have the school year to plan instead of a funeral. >> all l pools in the county must have defibrillators now and this machine saved this boy's life. amy was there when things unfolded. before the adults ran there was a loud scream and the lifeguard, i saw him rescuing a little boy and putting him up on the pool deck and immediately did cpr. amy and all parents are pleased that the lif

conners. >> that's why you fight spoiling battles. that's why you -- like washington, too, was dependent on public opinion, which is why he did raids and he attacked small detachments when he could pick up a win and say look at all of these guys i beat. >> that's a good point. and this is something -- >> it has to do with their relationship with davis because to say that he would have been sacked just because he wasn't doing anything is kind of a far stretch. for example, up north lincoln didn't fire half of his generals simply because of political reasons who were not doing as well. >> he had to wait a while. sometimes he does. mcclellan is a good example of that. lyndon doesn't like mcclelland early on, and eventually he gets rid of him. it takes a while. what's different about american political culture between the confederacy -- now i'm expecting you to remember a little about the american history and the jacksonian period -- what do we call it? democracy. in washington's era, public opinion is not as important. remember, in the e

. >> conner's law is named after conner freed who died in a pool in 2006.wasn't allowed to use a defibrillator because she wasn't trained. >> he threw up and he was laying there. >> today on what would have been conner's 12th birthday john leopold signed the bill into law that requires defibrillators at all pools and trains lifeguards on how to use them. >> there will be 275 clubs impacted by this legislation. there's no more important public responsibility than saving lives. >> it's been such a personal mission for conner's parents. >> we just miss him and want him to be here. we don't want anybody else to have to go through this ever again. >> the freedz -- freeds started the conner foundation to donate defibrillators. >> i would like to see this through out the state of maryland eventually. we're so thrilled to have this passed today to save children's lives. >> the ann arundel council held an emergency public hearing on conner's law on july 2nd. a similar law was attempted at the state level but voted down. >>> another day of hot temperatures. >> time t

. >>> conner's law is named after conner freed who died on a pool. life guard frantically called 911 but was not allowed to use a defibrillators on the young boy because she wasn't trained. >> there's a defibrillator there. >> i'm not allowed to use it. >> reporter: leopold signed a law that requires defibrillators at all public pools and trains all life guards to use them. >> there will be 175 clubs that be impacted by this legislation. there's no important public responsibility than saving lives. >> reporter: it's been such a personal mission for conner's parents who don't want any other familys to go through the trauma that they do. >> we miss him and we want him to be here. we don't want anybody to go through this ever again. >> reporter: the foundation donates donates portable defibrillators to public pools. >> defibrillators save lives lives and i would like to see this throughout the state of maryland but we're glad this passed today to save other children's lives. >>> the county council held an emergency public hearing on conner's law on july

the incident happened a month after conner's law went in to place mandating defibrillators. >> conners watching over the little boy yesterday. the mother got a great gift, her son is alive. >> the victim's name has not been released. conners law is considered in queen anns county, the goal is to take the measure nationwide. >>> maybe a while before a police officer is back at work after shot in the leg. officers say one of three people opened fire inside a langley park club saturday morning. a bullet hit rachel jacob. police pulled over a car and arrested everyone inside. >> this is the 5th time in a little more than 18 months that a prince georges county police officer has been shot at, or shot. this is unprecedented. >> kelly gillis faces a number of charges, including 3 counts of attempted first degree murder. >>> a man is in legal trouble after raping a woman in frostburg. three women agreed to go to a home with andrew dash and staying for drinks two. women ran away after dash raped one of them, fired a shot and held another one at gun point. >>> your allergies maybe killing you.

. >> reporter: conner's law is named after 5-year-old conner freed who drowned at a public pool. joan leopold signed the law this morning. freed died at a public pool in 2006. there was a defibrillator there but the lifeguards were not allowed to use it because they had not been trained on it. his parents have been fighting to make sure all pools have the defibrillators and the lifeguards are trained to use them. >> we'll have much more on conner's law coming up tonight on eyewitness news at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >>> towson town center should be offering some job opportunities soon. soma intimates aling ray boutique and the art of shaving will open. the mall unveiled five other new stores last week. >>> still to come on wjz's eyewitness news at noon, new details about what may have caused a cabin cruiser to capsize. would it have been presented? >> a missouri woman is arrested for putting alcohol in her son's sippy cup. find out how she was caught. >> we're reaching dangerous temperatures. your complete first warning weather forecast is still coming up. [ dog growls, barks ] bring

. >> conner's law is named after conner freed, who drowned in a crofton pool in 2006. a lifeguard frantically called 911, but it wasn't allowed to use a defibrillator because she wasn't trained. >> you're not allowed to use it? >> he threw up. he was just kind of laying there. nobody knew what to do. >> reporter: today on what would have been conner's 12th birthday, county executive john leopold signed the bill into law that requires defiberators at all public pools and training for all lifeguards to use them. >> there are 250 clubs that will be impacted by this legislation. there is no more important public responsibility than saving lives. >> reporter: it's been such a partial mission for conner -- important mission for conner's parents. >> we don't want anyone to have to go through this ever again. >> reporter: they started a foundation, water safety. it delivers portable defibrillators to public pools. >> defibrillators save lives. and i would like to see this throughout the state of maryland eventually. but we're so thrilled to have this pass today to save childre

conner's law went in to place mandating defibrillators. a boy drowned in 2006. >> conner was watching over the boy yesterday. the moe got a great gift. her son is alive. >> they did their job here. the latest protection worked. >> the victim's name hasn't been released. conner's law mandated defibrillators is considered in queen anns county, the goal is to take it nationwide. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> if you drive a hyundai, we have two recalls to tell you about. santa fe suv models from 2007 to 2009, the front passenger air bag may not deploy at the time of a crash. another recall is for certain sonata cars, 2012 and 2013, the side air bags may inflate for no reason at all. >>> western maryland, a woman -- they maryland postal service -- >>> time is now ticking for the postal service. retiree health care will be cut. the bill comes to five.5 billion dollars dollars. u.s. postal services wants congress to repeal the mandate and stop service cuts and plant consolidation. the senate passed legislation to help the postal service. >>> tw

wonderful job by cheryl conner. loren loren joins us for caption this.uld ask if you read any good books, you would say no. >> no. i think lynette charles has. >> caption this. >> i love today's picture. sent in by a viewer, kevin scott. this golden retriever found a great way to keep cool. we posted the picture on facebook. michael wrote in rough day at work. who says i have to stick my head out the window and pant. lori said i told you to make a right, men won't take directions from anyone. please keep your comments coming. we have been loving them. if you have a caption this photo idea, email it to us. >>> this gives new meaning to political pride. this is a debate in jordan. a live debate, we came in to the video as one oh point was throwing his shoe at his other opponent, because he was accused of corruption. throwing shoes is a huge sign of disrespect and defiance. then the opponent took it further and pulled a gun on the opponent. the moderator didn't know this was going on. the station ended the show. no shots were fired. watch. watch. shoe goes

even as his dad is going through this, conner is by his side. >> reporter: while conner's parents don'tt interviews, he's very active on twitter. this shirtless picture started a few waves. and he's started a deejay career under the name steve squared. his budding acting career has included appearing along will smith in "seven pound." bella is more low-key. she's done apprentice work for katie holmes' fashion label. but an article in "the hollywood reporter" claims that bella was abruptly fired two months ago. perhaps as part of katie's detailed exit plan from the marriage. we know that bella has a boyfriend, a man named eddie frencher. >> she introduced him at her brother's birthday party earlier this year as her boyfriend. >> reporter: questions have been raised how close they are with nicole kidman. my kids don't call my mommy. they don't even call me mom. marty rasman says the head of the church, david misdavidge. says they were using the religion to manipulate the children. >> it was towards scientology. towards tom and his influence. and become scientologists and away from nicole,

cheryl conner is here with the details. >> reporter: this gown was priced at 1629, it's 799. >> reportergoes the money. the gown is often one of the biggest expenses. rachel moore has been dreaming of this day since age 3, she is going to get it right. >> i think it's going to make somebody look really beautiful. >> reporter: moore picked up her own dress from tlc bridal in frederick, the price tag about $1200, this one is free. not for her but for the military women who will stand on the same platform on tuesday. >> these men and women deserve all of the credit and all the help that we as free people can give them. >> reporter: the owner is working with a nonprofit group, brides across america, to give out the dresses. >> i had a girl call and ask if there was sales tax. no, there is no sales tax. >> reporter: her family's story helped her understand the meaning of sacrifice. her son-in-law is in active duty field surgeon in afghanistan. >> me and my daughter have been trying to have a child, she is five months pregnant. he was deployed three weeks ago. >> reporter: he will give away 10

bart conner, we appreciate it. >> it will be my pleasure.>>> how cool is it to hear from bart conner on that? >> fantastic. >> one of the best all-time for americans and boy did he have some neat perspective on that. >>> sticking with the olympics, michael phelps may be hours away from another signature olympic moment. he'll be looking for his first gold medal of these london games when he hits the pool to the compete in the 200 meter butterfly if he finishes in the top three, he'll tie the all-time record of 18 career olympic medals. phelps telling cnn's piers morgan when this competition is over, his swimming career is over, too. >> i'm retiring and i won't be coming back. if i can look back at my career and say i've done everything i've ever wanted, no matter how many medals, no matter how many records, no matter how many this, that, whatever. if i can look back at my career and say that, it doesn't matter anything else. i consider my career a success. >> what more could he possibly want. phelps already has the most gold medals of any oly

that's where we find cheryl conner. it is day 7 without power for some people in the forest hill area. how are the people dealing in this extreme heat with no power? >> reporter: harford was not one of the hardest hit areas when it comes to bge power outages. tell that to the people here and it doesn't matter. they have gone a week without power and haven't seen a crew yet and sitting in the shade get getting to know neighbors a little bit better. i got off the phone with a bge spokeswoman, a crew will be dispatched here tonight, that it was an underground line affected. bob evans has quite the story out here. your wife was going in to labor as the storm hit and you lost power. >> her water broke friday in the middle of the storm. we made our trek to franklin square in the middle of the storm. five minutes after her water broke our power went out. that was about 11:30 friday night. my son was born, casey, everything is okay. however, we can't bring him home because the house is about 100 degrees upstairs, we have nowher

candle light is miserable and some of you have been in the dark since 11:15 friday night and cheryl conner is live where people flip the switch and get nothing. >> reporter: that's right. we have seen the problems all weekend long and of course there are power outages across the entire baltimore area, we're standing in the heart of it, northwest baltimore, and i want to show you what we've been looking at throughout the weekend. there are dark traffic lights and drivers who think, we don't have to stop. so many impatient people. this has been an issue for 48 hours now with these traffic lights out and also a tree blocking the road, it's likely to be an issue heading into the monday morning commute. let's face it sweating it out with no air-conditioning is tough on everyone, trying to sleep, forget about it and then the waisted food, chicken, pizza french are fries all the until the trash can. here's the ice cream sand wish in the davis house. even the milk has no purpose in the morning. >> the hardies thing is not have been v -- hardest thing is not having coffee. >> reporter: now imagine

. >> reporter: conner's law is named after conner freed, who drowned in a pool in dwikd. a -- 2006. a lifeguard called 911 but it wasn't allowed -- wasn't allowed to use a defibrillator because she wasn't trained. >> i don't know how to use it. >> he was throwing up and laying on the ground and nobody knew what to do. >> reporter: tuesday -- today, county executive john leopold signed a bill into law that trains all lifeguards how to use them. >> there were approximately 7500 clubs that will be impacted by this legislation. no more important legislation. >> it's been such an important mission for anybody who wants to go through the trauma they did. >> we don't want anybody else to have to go through this ever again. >> reporter: since her son's death, the freeds started a water safety foundation, delivering defibrillators to public pools. >> defibrillators save lives. and i would like to see this throughout the state of maryland eventually. but we're so thrilled to have this pass today to save children's lives. >> and the county council hemmed -- held an emergency public hearing on

conners. >> the goal is not to defeat your enemies, just to exhaust them, to ruin public opinion and for that, you don't necessarily need to completely trust your armed forces. you just need to frustrate them, which is what washington did. washington never really, with the exception of yorktown, focused on one strong point. he took out, you know, detachments. >> yeah. >> he won moral victories, which is probably what lee should have done is, you know, hit small points as opposed to focusing on the large army where you risk your army in exchange. >> okay. that's what i was trying to get at. break down the enemy's will. >> okay. now, here's a question. in defense of lee, does lee actually disagree except for the mean, does he disagree with the ends of breaking northern will? >> all: no. >> no. but what's lee's sort of argument? >> he thinks the decisive battle is going to get them the victory that they want and break northern will. he doesn't -- it's against southern culture to do what all the historians say he should have done. they would have never done that. they want the classic co

cheryl conner has more. >> reporter: they knocked on doors and knocked again. a few hours went by before volunteers with the maryland defense force foun people without power who needed them. harry smith was happy to see the men and women in unistorm show up to his house in baltimore. water goes far when the temperature is up and it power is out. ice water for his 85-year-old mother who lives with him. she is spending her time on the porch and the defence force is here to make sure she is hydrated and fed meals that were ready to eat were handed out. the heat drained not only the energy, but also their wallets. >> until empower came on. >> reporter: a deployment in her backyard is just what the maryland defense force has trained for and keeps them energetic across the hot sun. >> that's great. like mom says, she did something like that in the vigil. >> and there are still ten states on the east coast dealing with all this heat. warnings or advisories tonight in their areas. abc2's richard has the latest. >> reporter: finally the heat is beginning to ebb, from th

i'm cheryl conner with an update on when they will come back on. >> from baltimore county to anne arundelrd, we'll find out when things will get back to normal. >> a hot sunny day, but the high humidity levels have driested -- drifted off to the south and the west. when do those come back? we'll talk about it coming up. [ barks ] [ cat meows ] [ woman ] ♪ i just want to be okay ♪ be okay, be okay ♪ i just want to be okay today - ♪ i just want to know today - [ whistles ] ♪ know today, know today - [ cat meows ] - ♪ know that maybe i will be okay ♪ [ chimes ] travelers can help you protect the things you care about... and save money with multi-policy discounts. are you getting the coverage you need... and the discounts you deserve? for an agent or quote, call 800-my-coverage... or visit travelers.com. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. >>> many people were clobbered by the storm. >>> we are back here at stevenson and bologna in towson.

conner, you recently visiting a best buy store and you liked what you saw, but many question is is itto execute. to matter what it looks like, perhaps it's the right thing to do, but they waited so long to do it? >> i think we agree it has taken time for them to get their act together, but we think they're moving in the right direction. one of the things i liked even more, one of their new model stores, is what i could not see. they put up a wall and rented out the other half. we think on a smaller square footage base they will be able to maintain a similar amount of sales. >> michael, you're not buying it, why? >> i think it's brilliant, but i think it's ten years too late. and i'm not sure they're executing it right. these stores are still pretty big. an apple store is a 35,000 square foot store, they have things that are moveable. if you copy that and put in tablets and phones, these stores are too big, too many products, and it's quite an odd pair dime to talk about the geek squad and the genius bar. >> conner, how does best buy get rid of that notion and even in fact, the reality

peterson continues to insist he had nothing to do the murders of lacey and his unborn son conner, although he was cheating on his wife at the time of her disappearance. the appeal was filed yesterday, eight years after peter son was found guilty of murdering his wife and dumping her in the san francisco bay. >> it's my understanding that the jury has arrived at a verdict in this case. is that correct? >> we have, your honor. >> will you hand the verdict to janaye, please. >> we the jury in the above-entitled cause find the defendant guilty of the crime of murder of lacey peterson in violation of penal code section 187-a, count one of the information filed here in, dated november 12th, year 2004, foreperson number six. >> do you agree as to count one? >> we do. >> we, the jury, find murder to be that of the firs. >degree. > >> we the jury in the above titled cause find the defendant scott lee peterson guilty of the crime of murder of baby conner peterson in violation of penal code section 187a as alleged in count 2 of the information filed therein dated november 12th, 2004, fore person numb

cheryl conner tells us this did not end well. >> reporter: it has been. neighbors are standing outside of their home which is blocked off by crime scene tape trying to figure out what's going on. we're getting some of those details. the baltimore spokesman said a family argument brought them to weldon place north. that was late this afternoon. the first officer started to struggle apparently with the man inside. he called out a signal 13. that means he needs backup. another officer saw the two fighting on the ground with a weapon nearby so he fired his handgun. >> there was a, what we believe a knife like object in the vicinity. the officer who was being attacked did summon the other officer to assist him. he fired and he died as a result of the injuries. >> reporter: he was transport to the hospital. he was pronounced dead late this afternoon. you can see officers are still on the scene. they're going inside that home trying to process this scene. again, we're in the 1400 block of weldon place north where baltimore police responded here a few hours ago a

cheryl conner is on the scene.he will bring us the latest in a live report at 6:00. >>> in tonight's corm lay letter, what -- consumer alert what bugs you the most? it's the same old gripes, plus new scams. >> reporter: with consumers still cautious about their money, they're not afraid to speak up. the consumer federation of america and the north american consumer protection investigators looked at almost 290,000 of last year's complaints to 38 consumer agencies for a top 10 list. >> they're the types of transsackses like problems with retail stores or problems involving enough money that it's worth complaining. >> reporter: the most common category, autos, including lemon apsd faulty repairs. disputes over credit and debt followed by home construction, retail sales and utilities. a tie between internet sales and landlord tenant disspiewts, fraud and then real estate. rounding out the top 10 complaints about household goods and solicitations. new concerns about bed bugs in apartments. penny auctions on the interne

abc2's cheryl conner picked up our coverage on bologna. >> reporter: there's a tree tremming service receipt behind us -- trimming service right behind us. you can see that a large tree from a residential area fell on to the lines. it's been there since free day night when the storm came through. they will remove the crew. what i was told from a line foreman with bge, tomorrow morning the transformer will be placed back in here and 500 customers in this area will be put back online. so that's relly good news. they have something to look forward to tomorrow at noon is when they're expecting that. the traffic lights that have been out since friday night, we're at bologna and stevenson. i'm surprised we have noticed an accident. people have come to the area. one thing i've noticed in the area there are signs warning drivers to treat these intersections as a four-way stop. you need to pause. again, stevenson and ba loan na -- bologna. the customers are expected to get their power back on at noon. >> sorry again for the breakup. let's go to anne arundel county where powerful winds downed

[applause] >> i am mark conners from treasure island, secretary for the good neighbors -- and i wanted to say what the young man said earlier. we have a lot of youth, and fund the care center for the independent youth. sometimes the youth get in trouble and we need reseources for the island. from time to time, we have crime waves. they need more local services and support on the island. we don't have a grocery store and have to come over to san francisco to have this delivered. the bus shelter and the pot holes need replacing and repair. we need to focus on the back part of the island where the residents live. where the events occupr andrur d people come to visit. we need attention for the residents in the back as well. [applause] >> good evening.i a i am pat, spekaing for the boys and girls clubs of san francisco. through the three clubhouses, we serve 7525 youth. the three clubs and 9350 other youth with school and community organizations. this is not just a large number of kids that we serve, we have good character and community engagement. i want to give the time up for the youth a

her journey began a couple of years ago when conner was 16.he entered a local pageant and won. >> what's the first you within. >> the harvest queen. >> each new success, each crown, helps build in her a confidence and self esteem that was lacking and each new success led her here. >> what makes her special is her drive. she is admirable. she doesn't give up. >> pageant officials say other than helping connor get marks on the stage, she is treated like all the other young women and never plays to her disability. >> she is the last one that would tell you. she would prefer you not know. more importantly, it is not what i can't do, it is what i can do. >> i have come to learn it is not about winning the pageant. i am so glad my story can be shared and at least i can inspire one person and if i can inspire one person, i feel like i won. >> perhaps what is most refreshing, connor doesn't take herself too seriously. >> what's going through your mind right now? what are you thinking? >> dinner. >> of course. hollywood florida. >> what an inspiring st

today, county executive john leopold signed conner's log. it requires automatic external defibrillators in all public and semi public pools in the county. 5-year-old conner freed died at a public pool in crofton in 2006 because lifeguards had not been trained in how to use a defibrillator. we'll have more coming up new at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> plans to start building. the baltimore grand race pree track is in the works. our media partner, the baltimore sun, says the 12- turn, two-mile circuit will be built in 32 days, with crews working through the night. the race is scheduled to run neighborhood weekend. >>> all right. let's check in on our roads right now, with hopefully slower cars. kristy breslin is here with wjz traffic control. but not too slow, christy. because that would mean there is a lot of traffic out there. >> well, unfortunately, with it being friday, there is a lot of traffic out there. but nobody is slowing yet. pulaski past whitemarsh boulevard. southbound also slowing down through the harbor tunnel through way. on the west loo

want to go out to cheryl conner, live you heard the promise. we've seen an improvement?ll you a lot of people driving around on stevenson. it's been almost four days, 11:15 tonight will make it four days. there are crews that are still out here. they're working on laying a number of different poles and new lines. that apparently is not going to get in the way. the owners of this home are on vacation. from what a breg crew -- bge crew leader said, they asked for it not to be removed but the power will be restored for 140 customers we understand on stevenson lane. these are some of the fine folks that might get power on. they're telling us before dark. scott, what has life been like? >> test been tough. tough on my wife and kids because i did to work but they seem to be surviving. >> reporter: you're thinking of another plan? >> i'm thinking of another hotel. there's one attached to the mall. i think they would like that. >> reporter: what's life been like for you these past four days? >> well, it's in the been easy. i don't know, just kind of hard on us, and usually we're

abc2's cheryl conner has more. >> reporter: day four, here we g yesterday we were told around noon the power will be restored to about 160 customers. we're at stevenson and bellona. you can see behind us the trucks are still here. the crews have laid a number of new polls and several new lines. there's progress and a new goal. doug is taking a break. thank you. what can folks expect? >> our goal is to get this line energized. and the traffic lights will be back on as soon as we get that energized. we work a total of 11 poles. one was renewed and that was a transformer pole. it has to be to our standards. when you're working 11 poles, that takes time. >> reporter: it's tough to nail down an exact time. yesterday you were thinking noon. >> before dark. >> reporter: you said, too, you're not going to least area. >> they have to get bus back to the hotels. we should be here, i'm guessing, maybe another hour, hour and a half. i'll make sure it's energized. >> reporter: this area, just quickly, it's not the only area bge is focusing on. you are seeing this in other hears. >> we can't even wo

cheryl conner is live in harford county. how in the world are the people dealing with the extreme heat with no power, no ac, no fan. it's got to be terrible. >> reporter: i don't think we will know until we wear their shoes and hopefully we don't have to. the people inester hill, feel ignored. they have gone a week without power and yet to see a bge truck. look at hank getting cooled off in the bath. here is what we have, 21 homes without power. the condos next to the town homes have power. what a tease. bge says it's an underground line affecting the 21 homes, here is what people are doing. they are packing up. this is bob evans car, we talked to him 30 minutes ago. his wife went in to labor last week when the storm hit. he has pillows in the car. not ready to bring his newborn baby home yet because it's so hot inside the home. bge says a crew will be out here tonight but so far the people out here don't believe it. a week without power and they feel it in the berry house. 1 year-old mason is able to stay cool. his dad is m

stephanie conner is calling him a felony. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. has anybody questioned his citizen ship? >> well, they have questioned where he's putting all his money. >> they are talking about -- to me there's no -- >> they are questioning everything about him, yes. >> no difference between questioning a guy's tax returns and no american. there's no difference. >> there's a difference between the rhetoric of michele bachmann which is horsele and the rhetoric of -- >> let's go on here. >> john sinunu apologized for the comments and he should apologize. >> what did john sinunu say? you are saying it is so much different than what michele bachmann said, you are saying it is un-american. where does that come from? why did he say it? >> i don't know why he said it. >> why does the candidate of the republican party say the president is foreign? >> i think he's talking about the president trying to import european-style democracy or socialism and that's a policy disagreement. >> it's a policy disagreement to say -- okay, all right. i think it all fits

a bill was named for conner freed, he died at the pool six years ago, if the defibrillator at that pool, she believes her son would still be alive. >>> you can certainly expect delayings along york road -- delays along york road again today. the water main broke again, so that is twice in two days. it has been fixed in one point, that's the southbound side as crews work to repair that area, so keep that a in mind if your travels take you around that area. the west coast ask you probably were asleep before that final pitch and here's what you missed, they lost to los angeles, they blew a lead but the final score was 9-7. mark reynolds and ryan flattery hit homers in the 2nd, and baltimore rather head 7-3. but the angels scored five times in the 4th. the owe's slipped five and a half games behind the new york yankees in the american league east. >>> it's mainly used to treat people with dew point, however, the benefits researchers say those with -- diabetes, however the benefits researchers say those with alex alzheimer's can get. >>> what about the amazing view from space, power outage,

nbc's eric conner reports that the man believes he saw holmes buying weapons at a local gun store. >> reduces recoils for the rifles. that's what i was there buying. >> reporter: austin mckee says he was at this aurora gander mountain before a hunting trip and bought this rifle stand. he specifically remembers one of the other customers at the store. >> young guy walked in about my age with pink hair and, you know, earrings and whatnot and just definitely looked a little out of place, you could say. >> reporter: not a whole lot of pink-haired hunters show up at this store according to mckee. >> he had bleached it and, you know, dyed pink, it was more like a cotton candy color. >> reporter: cnn has been citing a law enforcement source saying when holmes was detained on friday he had red hair and said he was the joker. >> i called police to let them know, yeah, that's where he got the gun. >> reporter: we talked to his hunting buddy in south dakota about the experience, both vividly recalled what the customer looked like. >> when he walked in there at the gander mountain, i mean, he jus

cheryl conner abc 2 news. >>> if you turn on your faucet and green water comes out don't be alarmed they're testing some of the pipes, they're going to infuse die into the water and it's part of the city's effort to find weaknesses and leaks in these pipes. the department of public works says it's unlikely that you'll come in contact with the dye but if you do it's not toxic. >>> it's looking like lawmakers are getting closer to a special session on gambling, michael bush will meet with other democrats at 4:00 if the special session happens lawmakers will discuss adding another casino as well as adding table games to the existing casinos, we're going to stay on top of this and let you know what happens. >>> some are pushing the minimum wane to $10 an hour. jack young is joining the mayor in supporting the rebuild americaing act, could be voted on in the house of -- america act, could be voted on in the house of representatives and would raise the minimum wage to $10 by 2014. >>> he served in iraq and was fighting for his country and that's where staff sergeant brandon pepper was killed over

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conner has in was pretty good. david roth, there it is! that is the one that the braves up.a three-two. we will show you the before mentioned cabrera. he has traveled. the other night he gave a hand gesture to fans. >>gary: is my producer >>gary: the giants into the phillies tomorrow. the oakland a's in the sixth inning are leading the yankees' 4-0. daniel villareal came out and shot the dogs. this was the annual dog date. a portion of the proceeds go to dogs for diabetes. >>catherine: that is pretty cute. >>gary: tiger woods she's 67 and tying for sixth place. he is a three-time champion of this event. he is well within contention. still nicholson is having a rough year. everyone likes phil mickelson for endorsements that he is struggling. here is your leader, adam scott. for tiger woods is the guy that everyone is interested in. some of these guys off the bench are terrific. >>gary: jeremy lin has a three-year $25 million deal. angela is officially in indianapolis colts. for years and $22 billion. had he come out last year he would have made between 50,000,006 civilians. w

he and isabella and conner were going to fly to new york and spend it with katie and suri, and spenday. instead, he finds out she has filed for divorce. they spend time in his beverly hills mansion. he's described by those around him to be somber, unquote. and not the 50th birthday he was planning. >> we discussed the images of both here. tom, shooting a movie in iceland. another blockbuster coming out in december. what impact will this have in his career? >> as someone who covered the woody allen case, it's hard to have a real negative impact. there's people that will go to see this movie because he filmed it when he found out he was getting a divorce from katie holmes. he has had divorces in the past. i don't think it will affect his career. right now. >> what happens next with regard to the courts? >> i think this is what happens in los angeles. what does his side say about the filing in new york? he said privately, the notion that katie lived in new york, they find preposterous. the home was in los angeles. they should be in los angeles. they filed no papers yet. it remains to be

have you with us where would we be without the bush tax cuts will you really have to ask what the conner factual would be because if he remembers telescopes took effect two thousand and one two thousand and two we were session the stock market crash put the economy actually into a fairly severe recession those tax cuts actually helped to bring us out of the recession were the best way to do it i mean you could have done other things you could have had tax cuts that weren't so we're going to towards high end earners you wanted and you could you argue that bernie sanders suggestion that everybody get three hundred dollars cash was the biggest piece of this this or at least wasn't during this period so you could argue that the straight face no it was by far the small ram is a good thing it just wasn't that big of you could have made a thousand dollars for everyone that might have been there way to go by. in favor of tax cuts for rich people but the point is that you had to do something it was good to do something to stimulate the economy so the question is ok if we didn't have the taxes we