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. >> reporter: four years ago, deanna green touched a fence in druid hill park. an exposed electrical wire was touching the fence underground. 227 volts traveled through her body, killing her. now, her parents are intent on having the city take action. with the regulation in the 14- year-old's dame -- name. >> the deanna green rule would work to have surveys done of the baltimore, maryland area to find the stray contact electricity. >> reporter: the greens attend a hearing at the public service commission to come up with a survey scheduled to identify areas with stray contact electricity. >> children and people are all over this city. and the infrastructure is not what it used to be. >> reporter: in february, wjz investigated this problem. riding along with a company that detected hundreds of sites pulsing with potentially deadly stray voltage. aging and decaying wires under sidewalks, light poles and manhole covers pose a risk to anyone who comes in contact. >> find what the problem is. that's what we have to do. find what the problem is, then come back and do a

>> deanna, from nutley, new jersey. >> jimmy: welcome, welcome, deanna.e to "wheel of game shows." now, you know the rules, a series of game shows will flash by on the sharp 108 and you'll freeze the screen by pressing down on your game pud. [ laughter ] whatever it lands on, that's the game show you'll be playing. game shows like -- "what's in the box?" "wet nap face slap." [ laughter ] "'icarly' trivia versus the roots." [ light laughter ] "cucumber surprise." [ light laughter ] so much more. sounds simple, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: ha-ha, that's wrong. [ laughter ] you might land on one of our dreaded "guttenbergs." [ sad tuba ] [ audience aws ] if you land on that picture of steve guttenberg, you lose your turn, all your cash, and you actually owe us $75. [ laughter ] contestant number one, are you ready to play? >> i'm ready. >> jimmy: let's start up the board. [ musical beeps ] no guttenbergs! say it with me. no guttenbergs. >> no -- >> audience: no guttenbergs. [ boop ] >> jimmy: oh! "heads or tails." ♪ ♪ heads or tails >> jimmy: all right. welcome

. >> reporter: minutes later, deanna rescued another young girl.hen -- >> a little boy started drowning. some people were trying to get to him. we were in the boat, so we got him. >> reporter: of the three kids that nearly drowned here july fourth, two of them could not swim at all and none were wearing a life vest. this sign warms of danger. >> watch your children. all three of the children that we rescued, we never did see their parents, which means no one was really watching. >> reporter: the only thing predictable about the river is it's unpredictable. this sand bar formed here for the first time in 20 years. now waders can be in two feet, take a few steps and find themselves in water ten feet deep that's slowing fast. >> i noticed there was a swift current here. >> we haven't had this kind of trouble that i can remember in the 31 years i've been here. >> reporter: enter tubes, and rafts give people a false sense of security and are no substitute for a coast guard approved life vest, drinking and swimming all increases your risk of drowning. wi

. >> reporter: minutes later, deanna rescued another young girl, pulling her into this boat.nd then -- >> a little boy started drowning and some people were trying to get to him. so we happened to be in the boat. so we swung around and grabbed him. >> reporter: of the three that nearly drowned out here july 4th, we know at least two of them could not swim at all and none of them were wearing a life vest. this sign warns of darngngers, we found a few kids and adults swimming just a few feet from it. >> watch your children. all three of the children rescued, we never did see their parents, which means no one was watching them. >> reporter: the only thing predictable about the river is that it's unpredictable. this sandbar formed here for the first time in 20 years. now waders can be in two feet of water, take just a few steps and suddenly find themselves in water ten feet deep that's flowing fast. >> i just noticed that there was a very swift current here. as soon as we got in the water, we could feel ourselves being dragged. >> we haven't had this kind of trouble that i can re

deanna ray is a reporter and producer. >> in one way, the russian perspective, but in a balanced, credibleoice of russia uses radio to reach americans, its rival, the voice of america, is reaching out to russians with russian language website and -- >> facebook, twitter. one of the biggest social media sig sites in russia. >> reporter: voa said it tried to get on radio and tv in russia. >> we, on the other hand, have been prevented from affiliating with russian radio television stations because of threats and the pressure that the government brings on license holders. >> voice of russia's director says they want americans to hear how moscow sees things. >> we want to be heard in this country and speak to the americans in their language. >> reporter: but do americans really care about what russia has to say? >> i think if they're just talking about russia, they're going to have a very limited listener base. >> reporter: jordan hostetter says it may take a well known personality to get him to tune in. jill dougherty, cnn, washington. >>> targeting terror plots. is america any safer two years