the plan calls for firefighter matt mosley to dangle 80 feet beneath the helicopter, through the heat and smoke, and then be lowered onto the burning hot crane and attach himself to ivers. >> i can remember just seconds after being lifted, this calm came over me. you were done hearing opinions, done hearing all the ideas, it's time to go to work. there was nothing else you could really do. >> moseley's calm doesn't last for long. the pilot fights to keep the helicopter steady against the powerful winds and updrafts from the massive fire. but it's moseley who must endure and protect himself from the extreme heat. >> i was getting nervous because it was getting very hot. my ears were starting to burn. i tried to tuck my head down into my collar because it was getting a lot hotter than i expected. >> fighting the wind, the chopper pilot maneuvers moseley directly onto the arm of the crane. and no one has any idea how close the 220 foot crane is to the point of collapse. >> i got on the crane, and made my way over to ivers, i can remember i could hear pops. that pop was the metal deck, th

simon mosley reports on those helping to give dignity to the dead. >> reporter: prayers for the unknownept in a morgue run by a charity, but they haven't been identified. one by one, these people with no name no identification no one to claim them for their own are being loaded on to this van. 260 unidentified bodies have been lying in this morgue amongst 800 bodies that have been brought here since the heat wave first struck. they simply condition keep them any longer. they have to bury them. they are badly decomposing. the city's largest morgue has done its best to help. they could do no more. the cold storage unit isn't function because of long running and prolonged power outages up to 15 hours a day. working in the heat and strong smell, these men are all volunteers. the man known in the city as a saint runs dozens of charitible organizations. i'm burying 50 human beings returning to god. >> have you been in touch with the government? >> what government he says, there is no doft government. the people are the government. i'm the government. their graves have been dug far out on the

we caught up with former kicker mark mosley, needs to work on his swing a little and manager bruce allen looks like golf but the highlight of the day was a special gift for a very special young lady. dianne roberts has the story. >> reporter: 12 year old kelsey minaldi of carol county was the star of the hour as rookie offensive lineman brandon sheriff drove out her new dream car, black and white striped golf carts. >> what is it about zebra that you like so much? >> i don't know. i think it's cool looking. >> what does it mean for them to do this for you? >> i just love it. >> kelsey is a girl of few words. but her expression says it all. the redskins charitable foundation and the make-a-wish foundation mid atlantic teamed up to make kelsey's wish come true. she suffers from a blood disorder that limits her physical activity and has kept her out of school, so her new wheels will come in very handy. >> the golf cart was a really cool thing she can go and see her friends. she hasn't been in school so she gets to go get all of her friends off the bus, take them home. >> they want me to sen

>> the definition we would propose is the same one this court has used since the mosley case about what is content based, and that is the restriction or the regulation looks at the subject matter -- >> try criminal code and solicitation where if you solicit for certain things, you commit serious crimes, and if you solicit for certain other things, they're less serious and so forth. we all know that. how does your definition apply there or how does it apply -- i'm confused. i understand the words -- >> right. >> but i just have never been able to understand how they apply in -- [inaudible] >> only limited here to free speech questions, not criminal laws -- >> i'm sorry. there's a free speech question under criminal law. does the first amendment permit solicitation of drugs to be punished less or more -- you understand what i'm driving at? >> i do. >> the u.s. code. >> i do. >> what i want and am hoping for is enlightenment. [laughter] >> if it's a conduct-related offense, we don't get into free speech. i believe this court's cases say, for example, there are cases where there are crimina

>> the definition we would propose is the same one this court has used since the mosley case about whats content based, and that is the restriction or the regulation looks at the subject matter -- >> try criminal code and solicitation where if you solicit for certain things, you commit serious crimes, and if you solicit for certain other things, they're less serious and so forth. we all know that. how does your definition apply there or how does it apply -- i'm confused. i understand the words -- >> right. >> but i just have never been able to understand how they apply in -- [inaudible] >> only limited here to free speech questions, not criminal laws -- >> i'm sorry. there's a free speech question under criminal law. does the first amendment permit solicitation of drugs to be punished less or more -- you understand what i'm driving at? >> i do. >> the u.s. code. >> i do. >> what i want and am hoping for is enlightenment. [laughter] >> if it's a conduct-related offense, we don't get into free speech. i believe this court's cases say, for example, there are cases where there are criminal