coming up on early today, a curfew brings calm to the city of baltimore for a second night while protests spread to other cities. meanwhile a new report raises questions about how freddie gray injured his spine and whether he may have intentionally injured hif. plus a deadly shark attack in hawaii. a woman's revenge after being denied a cigarette and the hand found in a tampa attic. >> good morning, right now it's an uneasy peace in baltimore. the overnight curfew was lifting this morning following peaceful protests across the city. demonstrators cleared the street. congressman elijah comings

walked around telling people let's go home. thousands of people in washington d.c. boston minneapolis and denver joined in but yesterday's major hot spot new york city. police say more than 100 people were arrested. several smaller clashes between demonstrators and police broke out along the march route. more protests are expected today as the people of baltimore demand answers. nbc's jay gray reports from baltimore. >> for the second straight night a curfew in baltimore was met with a bit of resistance but no serious violence. after a day when anger, frustration, and raw emotion again spilled into the streets here. >> there is no this could be. this is you. we cannot be as silent as the

police that murdered him. >> ten days after freddie gray's death hundreds still want to know how and why it happened after he was severely injured in police custody. >> we know there are a lot of people that want answers and have concerned they want to have addressed. >> but police made it clear those answers won't come on friday when they turnover initial results of an investigation into gray's death into the state's attorney's office. >> we can't release all the information of this investigation into the public because if there is a decision to charge in any event by the state's attorney's office the integrity of that investigation has to be protected. >> 101 people arrested during riots and protests were released without being charged. police say they were unable to complete the necessary paperwork to keep them behind bars. >> we have come up on a time line. we still releasing them with future prosecution in mind. >> but the future will have to wait. as this community deals with the harsh reality of what is

happening right now. a reality that at least through this week will include stepped up law enforcement and curfews each night. in baltimore, i'm jay gray. now back to you. >> while protestors await answers from police a potential bombshell from the washington post. the paper's headline reads prisoner in van said freddie gray was trying to injury himself document says. that report which claims to detail police documents has not been confirmed by nbc news but the man on the other side of the metal partition in the back of the police van could not see gray but he heard bankging on the walls but there's doubts about that. jane miller spoke to msnbc's chris hayes last night. >> according to our sources by the time that prisoner is loaded into that van freddie gray was unresponsive. secondly we reported there is no

medical evidence that freddie gray suffered any injury that would indicate that he injured himself by banging his head against the van wall door whatever you want to say. >> the police commissioner said a few days ago the second commissioner reported his ride was calm and quite. it was an eerie sight and the first in the history of major league baseball. the orioles took on the white sox in an empty camden yards. fans were banned for safety reasons. the one bright spot the os topped the sox 8-2. >> we made quite a statement as a city. some good. some bad but now let's go on with taking the statements we made and creating it a positive. >> the game did have some light moments like this os catcher, caleb joseph signing imaginary autographs. he even waved to empty stands. the 46,000 empty seats broke baseball's lowest attendance record set in 1882.

senator bernie saunders is running for the white house. he confirmed his plan during an interview with the associated press. he is entering the race as a democrat. he's the only one to challenge hillary clinton for the democratic party's nomination. tracie potts is live in washington this morning. good morning, what kind of shot does sanders have at this nomination? >> his first big challenge may be catching up to hillary clinton when it comes to her multimillion dollar fund-raising. if he can get 3 million people to have give 100 dollars he may have a shot at this. he's going to make haze announcement on paper. you can't do political events at the capital and that's where he is. he is going to answer about his agenda for america. sort of nonpolitical since he is already in office. that's going to be at noon and he'll file his official paper work later today we're told with the fec. so a little bit about bernie sanders. he is a vermont independent.

a democratic socialist well-known for his fiery speeches here including that 2010 filabuster of the bush tax cuts. he didn't win that one but he did crash the senate's video server with people logging in to see that. in fact he was trending on twitter. so he is well-known for speaking out on social issues and he may be holding hillary clinton's feet to the fire when it comes to things like income inequality. >> that's interesting and i love the fact that he's on twitter so apparently he's up to date on his social media. thank you very much tracie potts in d.c. now to a deadly shark attack in hawaii. a shark killed a 65-year-old woman off the coast of maui. snorkelers found her body floating in the ocean yesterday morning. she had been snorkeling with two friends before they became separated. authorities cleared nearby beaches. there's been numerous shark attacks in hawaii the last several years but only four fatal since 1995.

>> also a bubbling lava lake. it's been spilling into a crater. the spectacular sight is drawing lots of tourists. gut wrenching testimony in the movie theater massacre trial. james holmes accused of going on the unthinkable killing spree has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. yesterday we heard about the youngest victim. jacob was in the courtroom. >> veronica will always be six years old. recently graduated from kindergarten. one of many children inside theater nine that night. >> my cousin. >> veronica's teenage cousin called 911. >> can you hear me? >> help help. >> veronica had been shot. her mother ashley was also injured. >> i had my hand on her stomach to see if she was breathing and she was so i kept telling ashley veronica was okay. >> panicked movie goers sprinted

out as officers rushed in. michael hawkins noticed veronica almost immediately. >> i picked her out and ran out of the front entrance of the theater. i looked down at her and i realized that she was probably gone. >> one by one the prosecution will ask survivors and first responders to relive that night. >> if my kcain is the weapon i can see him with the gun held up to his chest and he was pointing down to the ground looking for other people. >> the shooter james holmes sat practically motionless in court staring straight ahead not speaking. in video evidence a psychiatrist asks him about those they wounded. >> they were like collateral damage i guess. >> ashley would survive but never walk again and her daughter veronica the youngest of 12 victims gun downed during a night at the movies. nbc news centennial colorado. >> a woman in israel is facing charges this morning after police say he deliberately sat a

gas pump on fire. the whole incident was captured by security camera. the woman is seen walking up to a man pumping gas and then walking away. she returns, pulls a flighter from her pocket and ignites the gas pump. the woman asked the man for a cigarette and he refused. gas station workers put the fire out and no one was injured. bill karins is here with your thursday forecast. >> temper temper. remind me not to cross her. buy her a whole carton. >> no smoking. that's the key. >> that too. good morning everyone. quite forecast across the country. no severe weather or anything like that to talk about. the lack of weather in the west is all the attention. now that we're ending our so-called water season our rain chances fall off the cliff as we go throughout our summer season. there's not a lot out there today. just showers in the east here. also looking at showers there. how are we doing year to date rainfall? these are the deficits

throughout the region. san diego five inch deficit. los angeles at 6 inches. santa barbara 8. that's bad enough. it's worse when you go up into central california. san francisco is off to a driest start to any year ever. their deficit is nine inches. santa rosa 1 inches. that's the highest, reading at 12 inch deficit. reno of an inch or two. you get the picture out there. how dyer the situation is. as we go throughout the next three or four months there's very little chance of any rain stores. it would be very unusual to have a significant rain over the way up to reading today. temperatures on the coast will be cooler but pleasant. even 78 and sunny in san francisco is a little above average too. >> it seems hot.

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kind of things to happen but we do have supplies on board. >> the capsule is traveling at 17,000 miles per hour. it should be in the earth's atmosphere. >> kate middleton is 7 days late. st. mary's hospital is adjusting. it's extended certain parking restrictions for five days. >> in tampa, a box containing coins and treasure map and a hand. a hand. the box belonged to mike lopez's grandparents but don't get too excited. the coins are too thin to be old coins. the map is just a blueprint and the hand might not be human. well, let's hope not. and now it's time to get down to business with cnbc's kate rogers. good morning. >> futures are lower and stock indexes are down across the board following disappointing first quarter gdp growth. less than expected .2%.

the nasdaq lost the first two losing streak in a month. apple fell .5% following a report that the tech giant found a defect in a key component of the apple watch. the malfunction believed to be in the tactic engine. the part of the watch that produces the sensation the user is being tapped on the wrist. at this time there's no confirmation that any watches have shipped with the defective part. back to you. thank you, kate. just ahead can you guess the bizarre place the late joan rivers hid her money? plus the nhl playoffs. the red wings and lightning in a must win game 7. sports is up next.

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this morning on today, howell would your smartphone survive a fall? what about from ten stories up? nbc's jeff rossen puts the most popular phones to the test. now to the latest in sports i'll send it over to betty nguyen. >> good morning. atlanta hawks looking to bounce back from back to back losses with the nets. first quarter good dish as he hits kyle corver for the three. to the fourth nets go on an 11-2 run. but they fall short 107-93. hawks lead the series three games to two. the memphis grizzlies advance to the second round of the

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became the most successful black player on a pga tour before tiger woods. he won 12 times and lead the pga in driving accuracy for ten straight years. he will be missed. back to you. thank you so much betty. just ahead, police are being watched closer than ever. how it's impacting their job and your safety. nbc's state snow speaks with some officers. >> plus was dave's pick better? letterman reveals who he wanted to take over the late show. ere plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara® your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara® may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have any sign of infection have had cancer, or if you develop any new skin growths. do not take stelara® if you are allergic to stelara® or any of its ingredients.

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now for some entertainment news. who needs a bank when you have milk duds? that was the late joan river's attitude. rivers had a habit of hiding travel cash in milk dud boxes. >> no one is going to steal your milk duds. >> now melissa has to go carefully through all of her things so she doesn't throw that cash out. netflix and ellen are cooking up an animated adaptation of green eggs and ham. the 13 episode series will follow episodes from the children's book. >> furious 7 continues it's world domination. it's now the most successful film in china ever beating out transformers to take the top spot. >> and there's a new edition coming up soon zoolander 2 and justin bieber.

he's going make an appearance. >> we have to go. >> absolutely. and david letterman told the new york times he was bothered he wasn't consulted about choosing the new host for the late show. he went on to say either john stewart or steven colbert would have been his picks. >> and jimmy fallon predicts the winner of the kentucky derby with puppies. >> and they're off. oh it's number. number four. american will be crowned the kentucky derby champion. >> how cute is that. this is "early today." we hope it's your first stop of the day on nbc. doug, we have the results, but first, we have a very special guest. come on out, flo! [house band playing]

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police officers in baltimore are under the microscope this week but they're not alone. a series of violent encounters sparked anger and tension from coast-to-coast. nbc's kate snow held a round table discussion with several officers and sergeants from across the country last night. they talked about what it's like to put on the badge and patrol each day in a climate of mistrust. >> if you had used one word right now to describe the relationship between the public and the police force? >> i would say skeptical. >> i would say strained. >> miss understood. >> people are look at us a lot closer today than they were before. >> you all see what happens when these incidents get put on television. does it make you reluctant to

pull your weapons sometimes. >> no. >> no. >> not at all. >> people have to know that no officer that i know that i've talked to over 20 years wakes up in the morning and wants to shoot an unarmed black teen or anybody for that matter. we have kids we can relate but our job is as unpredictable as humanity is. >> they boar riworry about the rush to judgment. >> they're asking as the judge and jury without having any of the information or letting the investigation take it's course. >> are you all in favor of body cameras. >> yes. >> i am. >> because it shows everything. >> and it will show our side of it. >> this is a tricky question to ask but do you feel judged because of your skin color sometimes? >> no more than anybody else and actually i don't know if anybody else wants to comment on that but some officers some black officers in our department tell me they have bigger issues going into some of these communities

because they're labeled as betrayiers. >> he hit the nail on the head. when we go out to the incidents where a male black or female black is the suspect or they have been shot we take the brunt of that from our own society. >> what would you say to the angry voices out there? >> channel your anger. channel it. channel it for something positive. help us. help us help you. >> now it's time for a look ahead. today marks the 40th anniversary of the end of the vietnam war. remembrances will be held at the vietnam veteran's memorial in washington and in cities around the country to honor the more than 58,000 american service members who were killed in the war. now keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. thanks for watching "early today." we hope you have a terrific thursday.

he's alife. amazingly after five days buried, a teenage boy pulled from the rubble in nepal after that earthquake. a manhunt on the peninsula. police searching for a man possibly armed near facebook headquarters. plus sleeping on the job. you're told not to do that but it may be the secret to the warriors success. we're wide awake this morning. it's thursday. beautiful live look outside. it's april 30th. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we're going to start with your forecast. could be a hot one.