Here is a live look at the scene right now. We will bring you an update within minutes. Shocking new details about the local family involved in a Deadly Police shootout. Is it part of a bigger problem in one community . Off the top at 11 00, a local family rocked by tragedy. A father dies after a shootout with police. Now they believe he shot his 3yearold daughter and the relatives who were trying to protect her. News 4s Darcy Spencer is live. Was this family trying to do anything they could to try to keep this little girl safe . Reporter chris, thats absolutely right. Its very quiet here in this Fort Washington neighborhood tonight. This is the house where the tragedy unfolded yesterday afternoon. It was no secret to neighbors that there were ongoing domestic problems. This family did take actions to try to stay safe. The floodlights turn on when anyone comes near the place. Security cameras keep watch over the property. This family did what it could to protect itself from frederick m
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Barts Union Workers are planning establish picket lines before the sunrises. Reporter we have just have a development in the past half an hour. The board president , tom dulavich came right here to speak, calling for the unions to return back to the table and get something done before midnight and he also said, and i asked him to clarify, this they are willing to go above that 57 million package if thats what it takes to get the deal done but the big Sticking Point is work rules and how theyll manage workers. They were here all night talking 30 hours straight. The mediator came out about 4 00 and said they couldnt reach a deal. The parties were unable to bridge the gap. Our efforts to help them do that at this point in time was not successful. Reporter that federal mediator says that while there was some agreement, they were able to reach, he could not brings the two sides together. The union said theyre going to strike at midnight. The sciu says they did meet on healthcare and pension
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Moment in the struggle against apartheid, and look behind one of the most famous photos of mandela, taken the day he was released from prison. Good evening, from soweto on the streets where so much blood was shed in a long and bitter battle against apartheid. Streets tonight have been a place of celebration for the life of Nelson Mandela. Much more on that in a few moments. But our top story tonight comes from california, where an 85yearold american man is home after a sevenweek ordeal as a prisoner in north korea. The end of a tense standoff came suddenly, the north korean government saying Merrill Newman, a korean war vet with a heart condition was released for humanitarian reasons. Nbcs mike taibbi is in palo alto with more porous. Good evening. Reporter good evening, lester. The north korean officers say they deported Merrill Newman, others say he was freed after a detention that never should have happened. The exmarine for a trip that lasted much longer than it should have is home