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. >> it started when deanna greenwood was electrocuted in a park. how the of family is using her memory to keep this city accountable. >> the brave young sold. hear more from the team who was honored for saving his entire family. >> harry reid is recovering this evening after he fell during a morning jog. he put his hand on a wet surface and slipped and fell, dislocating his shoulder and bruising his face. he was treated at george washington hospital and has his farm in a sling. the young man is a 15 years old but he knows the importance of family. his family is alive because of his heroic actions. >> he did not hesitate when his home got firecaught fire. was april 14 when fire broke out at charlie nicely's home. he is a reluctant hero. >> i really do not -- >> you should be proud. you saved lives. >> i did what i was supposed to do. >> he saved the lives of his grandparents and his little brother after fire broke out in their home in essex. he woke up to our raging fire and had only minutes to get everyone out of the home. >> my brother was hanging

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deanna green was playing softball when she touched a fence which electrocuted her. the family settled a lawsuit but the company did not admit fault. baltimore city claimed sovereign immunity and the judge excused the city from the case. family and the attorney maintain the city " -- withheld information. the problems go back before she died, they say. >> i still have some unrest because i would like to know that the city is going to be proactive in attending to the problems they have out here. not only out here, but on the sidewalks, on the streets. >> the department remains vigilant in making sure that we , as well as we ask the citizens to remain vigilant in letting of us know that they see any potential live wires. we have to work together on this. no one wants to see that tragedy happen again. >> the family says the city has not taken action to prevent other citizens from becoming victims like deanna. >> the constellation energy bill is raising questions from one coalition. they say the deal is great for ceos but it is bad for the city. we have more from downtow

for information on the case from deanna green's family or their attorneys. >>> there will be no slots at arundel mills this year. the cordish company, which is building a large casino, had hoped to build a temporary slots parlor. the company now hopes to have more up and running by 2012. >>> the sun has been trying to peek out from behind the clouds without much success. >>> take a look at radar now. >>> take a quick look around the area. negotiate of this city, lines of showers in frederick. over to the eastern section of baltimore county. down south of annapolis. shady side. east of town, now. right around long green valley. and one shower, right on the beltway there, at pikesville. not a whole lot. but that one shower, eastern baltimore county, may have brief downpours. take a look at this. 60 degrees now. 46 at oakland. but compared to yesterday. 21 degrees. dropped from yesterday afternoon. 25 degrees colder. most places. now, tim is in the outback. there he is. clouds right now. but also, a look at the rainfall numbers so far this month. tim? >> definitely, i can say that it is

so i will talk to both sides. >> deanna -- brown, is the ceo of federated media publishing. up next, the rise of an unusual new apple app, we'll talk to the inventor of planetary when "press here" continues. >>> welcome back to "press here," in the last few days, >>h about music. and perhaps, about data itself. >> this "smells like teen spirit". >> that's not obvious enough, not at all, how about "point of no return." >> very few of us browse through albums any more. the age of digital downloads means we've had to rethink the way we interact with our music. we examine lists or flip virtually through itunes cover flow. but a new app called planetary completely rethinks the way we interact with store music. by placing our tunes in the context of a solar system. ♪ ♪ ♪ i just want to be okay >> the app represents the artist as a star. the album is a planet and the track, as a moon. the idea has caught on by its third day on itunes app store, planetary had topped angry birds on the top ten list. coming in at number three. >> this is the head of bloom studios spent most of the wee

back in 2006, deanna green was electrocuted by druid hill park after touching a fence that had made contact with a live electrical wire. her family is fighting for the right to see the findings of the city's investigation. >> we feel that we should have the right to know what happened to our daughter. the taxpayers need to know what happened. >> in a settlement agreement, douglas electric and lighting did not admit fault in the case. baltimore city was not sued, receiving protection under sovereign immunity. >> in our education alert, a new contract could make city school principals some of the highest paid administrators in the state. union officials ratified the deal yesterday, and a retroactive pay raise will be received of 2%, but step increases will be eliminated. raises and promotions will be based on performance rather than seniority. the contract will cost the district $7 million. retiring superintendent dr. nancy resnick details the quality she would like to see in her successor. she says the ideal candidate should have a love for children, be able to handle criticism, and be in to

. >> i see deanna in all of them. that is how we make it. >> southwest electric and lightning did not admit fall in the case. parents given scholarships in her name every year. >> , a woman who spent years of her life helping make schools safe is in critical condition after issues hit by a school bus. she was hit by forced pleasant elementary school. a bus turned onto parnaz avenue about 7 akaka 40 this morning and through her across the street. -- 7:40 this morning and t hrew her across the street. >> she took good care of our kids as far as crossing the street. >> school counselors are in the process of assisting students, including those who witnessed the accident. charges are pending against the bus driver. >> no photographs. that is the final word from the commander in chief who believes releasing photos of osama bin laden's body would have consequences. a growing number of americans are questioning at the man killed really was the terrorist mastermind. steve hamilton has the very latest. >> president obama made

now the family wants the public to know about their daughter deanna green. >> we feel that we should have the right to know what happened to our daughter. the taxpayers need to know what happened. >> i would like to see them be proactive in addressing the failing infrastructures, a failing electrical system. >> her parents along with their attorneys say they will keep fighting to get more answers. >> amateur video posted on the internet shows military vehicles along a main road in syria. the authenticity of the video cannot be verified by nbc news. human rights groups say that the syrian military as killed at least 560 civilians in anti- government protests since they began last month. the syrian army units have tightened around five urban centers and the president over there is increasing its use of the military. for now the public will not see photographs proving the u.s. killed osama bin laden. this decision was made by president obama. tracie potts is in washington with how the president plans to honor the 9/11 victims. >> we are a strong and brazilian people. >> no pictures, tha

. >> reporter: caltrans spokeswoman deanna shoopman said the work did stop for some time. precious time has been lost due to weather the plan was for highway 50 to be closed for two weeks. caltrans asked drivers to detour from sacramento off 50 and on to highway 16. then to highways 88 and 89 to reach south lake tahoe. the contractors will rebid work. but the contractor will not be penalized for a weather delay. >> the clock is not ticking when we halt the project because of safety issues. >> reporter: highway 50 is scheduled to reopen a week from tomorrow. again if it is delayed we should know that by thursday. near echo summit, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the weather is also creating some serious concern for farmers in the bay area. you would think that rain would be good for crops. but coming up in 15 minutes we're live from gilroy why some farmers are being forced to throw out at least 30% of their crops all because what happened in just the past 24 hours. >>> there's several new develop -lts tonight concerning the flooding. the closed barge was opened to e

the stories are coming from reuters, deanna was tested, used official -- dna was used, facial id officialnext caller. caller: i am calling first of all to get these people talking about president bush this and president bush that. president bush is the person that dropped the ball. the man simply dropped the ball. it should have never taken us this long to get this man. this guy came in the opposite of our president and got the job done. he said he was going to get the job done, and he got it done if president bush would have focused his attention, we would not be at this point we are now today. host: texas. caller: i am so glad we got osama bin laden. but they've dumped his body in the ocean, so where's the proof he is actually dead for us american people that grew dealing with this as young americans? we feel like we need the prove. we will never be able to get that proof. host: do you want to see pictures? caller: yes, some kind of proof. i was hoping they would bring his body. host: why the mistrust? caller: it is not mistrust, just as american people, we hold the burden of proof and