daryl white was charged with attempted murder. the court of special appeals overturned the conviction, citing there was no evidence that he touched a weapon. there'll white accused them -- daryl white accuse them of planting evidence. the attorney general answered with why the cover-up? why the plan? because the defendants knew they had a problem. they had killed two people and shot a third. he claimed the officers rushed to judgment cannot accept responsibility for what they did. attorney james fields represents the two officers and told the jury the suggestion of a conspiracy, a coverup, and planted evidence is nonsense, and these officers know exactly what happened. they had no choice but to do what they did in defense of themselves and others. >> the jury is told this will be a lengthy trial. it is expected to last two to three weeks. >> barry, thank you. tomorrow is the biggest day in the republican race for the white house. it is super tuesday. voters will be heading to the polls. steve handelsman has the commitment 2012 upda

negligent killing and wounding of the three young men that were in that car that night, and for daryl white, to save his good name. >> it was july 4, 2008 when a white, his cousin, and their friend raymond white were leaving the south baltimore union hall. after a shot fired into the air, three police officers investigated. the officers claimed they were the targets and that the shots were fired at them from this white ford taurus. officers opened fire, shooting more than two dozen bullets. raymond was struck in the head and white in the hand. he denied ever having a weapon. testimony revealed none of the officer saw him with a handgun. police never tested him for gunshot residue, and dna evidence was inconclusive. >> for almost three years, he thought those crimes to establish his innocence. >> on may 5, 2011, white was released from prison. court of appeals overturned his conviction of conspiracy and carrying of the hinkle -- carrying a weapon in the vehicle. as a freak man, he hopes to prove to a civil jury that he is a victim of malicious prosecution. -- as a free man. >> i am feeling v

. -- daryl white returns to citicorp, no longer a defendant. >> this is one of the many amenities of 42 patients when they come in here. details are next. >> the new children's hospitals just weeks away from opening at sinai hospital in baltimore. officials say will offer patients and their families a much more comfortable and private experience. jennifer franciotti has details. >> a heated water bed in the play room, a nursing station with blow counters for children and lights that change color. just some of the things kids and families will enjoy inside the new children's hospital at sinai. >> we have been looking forward to this for years. >> the 23,000 sq. ft. facility has an underwater team. it was designed by the same person who did the living seas at epcot center. >> we have a live feed from the aquarium on the big screen when you walk in. >> inouye hospital has 26 private rooms and the chair of the pediatrics department says the number one goal is comfort. >> this is a tough environment when kids are hospitalized. we wanted them to be relaxed. >> to make each room as comforta

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attorney has charged daryl deadman, the teen driving the truck that killed anderson, with capital murder. a second teen, john rice, has been charged with simple assault. five other white teenagers who were there have not been charged. anderson's family has kept their grief and frustration mostly private, but after a court hearing, anderson's sister could not contain her emotions. >> go to brandon, mississippi. go to brandon, mississippi, and get those other five murderers who committed such a horrendous, violent act against my beloved brother, james craig anderson. >> reporter: you have to drive east to get to brandon. across the pearl river, the invisible line that seems to separate black mississippi from white. and while in jackson anderson's killing has prompted marches and a call for healing, in brandon the reaction has been mostly silent. >> drew griffin joins us with this hearing that's taking place, and, drew, it's really when you hear the story, it's kind of hard to understand and believe, but this was a group of teenagers who went looking, right, for a black man and ended up beating him up and then running the car over him afterwards? >> right. what was so he