an education and beating the odds for kids in one of america's toughest cities. >> who is paying for . >> corporate america. >> yes. >> putting inner city baltimore kids through school. >>> wednesday - lessons from history, the quiet saem stress and mighty words. letters. wednesday on "america tonight". >> a global climate crisis >> two feet of sea level rise is projected... >> threatening america's coastline >> you'll see water in the streets without rain... >> now fighting back with a revolutionary new technology >> there de-watering the ground... >> this is the first time anybodies done this before >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at home. >> "techknow" where technology meets humanity. only on al jazeera america. >>> we know education can make the difference in a young person's life. what does it take to get kids the lessons they need? sometimes it is money. and the willingness to invest in the future because each with high school graduat

an education and beating the odds for kids in one of america's toughest cities. >> who is paying for . >> corporate america. >> yes. >> putting inner city baltimore kids through school. >>> wednesday - lessons from history, the quiet saem stress and mighty words. we find them in rosa park's letters. wednesday on "america tonight". around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place - including one right here at the shop - now we can stream all things fast and furious. you've done it again, carlos! ♪ with the fastest in-home wifi and millions of hotspots xfinity is perfect for people who love fast. don't miss furious 7 in theaters april 3rd. >>> we know education can make the difference in a young person's life. what does it take to get kids the lessons they need? sometimes it is money. and the willingness to invest in the future because each with high school graduation rates in this country at a high more than 80%. low income minority students are left behind. a solution - and a concern about it from "america tonig

an education and beating the odds for kids in one of america's toughest cities. >> who is paying for this. >> corporate america. >> yes. >> putting inner city baltimore kids through school. >>> wednesday - lessons from history, the quiet saem stress and mighty words. letters. wednesday on "america tonight". >> i think we're into something that's bigger than us... >> that's the pain that your mother feels when you disrespect her son... >> me being here is defying all odds... >> they were patriots they wanted there country back >> al jazeera america presents the passion... >> onward.. >> pain... >> it's too much... >> ..and triumph... inspirational real life stories >> all these labels the world throws at you, that's what drives me ives me >>> we know education can make the difference in a young person's life. what does it take to get kids the lessons they need? sometimes it is money. and the willingness to invest in the future because each with high school graduation rates in this country at a high, more than 80%. low income minority students are left behind. a solution - and a concern

english but more importantly we teach them how to adapt and become part of this wonderful fabric of america city college is one of the most diverse institutions in the world i can't count the number of differences we embarrass in this wonderful institution we are truly a microcame over of san francisco and what it does for our nation for the world and as a gateway economically and socially as we make change on a daily basis you're here at the downtown campus and here at fourth and mission you know we do special things as janice said we're getting ready to opec our first enterprise students will be selling they're back wares to the public and fund for this help to underwrite the program but also teach students how to assimilate in the with that when they become part of businesses part of the best of the best things i get to do as chancellor get to boost by my faculty we have a wonderful faculties along with the students and staff and administrators i'd like to acknowledge our president virginia perez (clapping) it's her responsibility for the daily operations of our centers as well as the campus

one of the great cities in america lost control of the seat. >> reporter: ed-norris was a new york city police officer, leading the baltimore police department from 2000 to 2002. he was forced to retire from law enforcement after being convicted of misusing city funds. today he is a local radio host. >> three days and what happened when we finally got - the leash was let off, how long did it take to couple of riot? >> one night. >> reporter: you were watching this unfold on television. what was going through your mind? >> why are you letting this go on so long. that's all i thought. trying not to criticize the command staff of the police department. i was trained in new york. the rule was - my rule would be and people know that the first rock thrown would have been the last one. you don't let it go on you don't let your police officers be pelted with concrete to loot stores or burn out people's livelihoods. people do not have insurance, their life savings is gone. >> reporter: the chaos after the arrest of freddie gray. after this was taken into police custody, the 25-year-old baltimore

the robberies happened at bank of america, citi bank, and u.s. bank in the past couple of weeks. surveillance cameras have captured these photos. he's been dubbed the clean cut bandit. investigators say in two of the robberies he had a knife. there is a reward for information leading to his arrest. the fbi says he should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> you can order apples newest watch but you have to wait several weeks to get it. within an hour some of the watches were seeing high sales and wait times up until june. three models are available. they are the watch sport, the standard apple watch, and higher priced apple watch addition. >>> time is 4:39. coming up severe weather in the midwest. this tornado traveled 150 miles on the ground. what we are learning about the trail of destruction left in its wake. >>> the dangers of distracted driving. mike mibach gets behind the wheel to learn the lesson firsthand. >> look at the morning commute where it's taking out the east bay, traffic looks good. also the north bay commute you can see here on the golden gate bridge they are

earlier this week the man who cleaned up america's city, former new york city mayor, shared tips on how the mayor can get control of her town. >> i'd have to know the number of cops. maybe it's 300. maybe it's 400. you put them on the beach. first one that does something wrong, you arrest them. i'm not sure if florida has an opioiden bottle law. if it does, i'd enforce it. no drinking on the beach. >> your message is clean this up in two days and cut the nonsense. >> keep 300, 400 cops there for the duration of the spring break. next year when they come back, they should be met by 300 cops. they'll go somewhere else. >> now the sheriff who we've had on this program several times, has been voicing his concern for years. now, why won't the mayor listen to what the police need and clean up this mess especially in light of seven kids being shot and now this girl being allegedly gang raped? let me put up two things about the mayor. this gutless mayor, who should be fired ms. mayor, which is a disgrace that you haven't listened to the sheriff intown for years. we've been down in your town for

city. california searches for water any way that it can. the seventh summit of the americasbe held in panama city this week. the central theme will be prosperity with equity in the americas. carlos gutierrez served under george w. bush and is now the chair of the albright stormed -- albright stonebridge group based in washington. mr. secretary, welcome back to "bottom line." carlos: thank you. mark: president obama and well castro are going to meet. what can we expect? carlos: there are a lot of subplots. the summit itself has eight different mandates. you cannot expect a lot of different actions to come out of these, but the handshake between president obama and rowel castro is obviously going to be a highlight. the president would have wanted to go as a celebratory tour where he would have the glory of being the president who started a process of normalization in cuba. the problem is that in the meantime he declared that venezuela is a national security threat to the u.s., so now that has become the issue and the president of venezuela is going to panama with a list of 10

scott, it's an approach similar to what law enforcement has used to combat gangs in america's cities. >> pelley: jeff pegues in the washington newsroom. jeff, thank you. indiana expanded a needle exchange program last month to combat the worst outbreak of hiv in the state's history. dean reynolds is following up on this. >> you got some pretty bad news recently, i guess. >> yes. devastating. >> reporter: kevin polly was diagnosed with hiv seven weeks ago. he's one of 89 new cases of hiv diagnosed here over the last few months, and yet, he has no plans to quit injecting a drug called opana. it's an opiate pain killer being sold on the streets for $100 a pill. he had done it three times today by 2:00 this afternoon. >> i like to say that i'm going to quit but i'd probably be lying to you. >> reporter: did you know sharing needles is risky? >> i think we all knew that, that was in the back of our minds. the number one priority was to to feeling better. >> reporter: austin, indiana sa place of high unemployment and low self-esteem, where some people dull the pain of everyday life with thi

city times square. intel matching on earnings, missing on revenue. the conference call halfway through and how traders are playing the move, straight ahead. >>> bank of america tomorrow and goldman, citi on thursday. take your position ahead of those key reports. >>> the biotech play that is capitalizing on eye diseases. find out what the company has to say later on in the show. >>> the intel earnings call now well under way. josh joins us with the highlights. josh? >> well, melissa, intel stock edging higher here in the after hours, but it has been a tough year for intel's shareholders. lots of concern, of course, about the outlook for pcs. on the conference call, intel ceo gave us that outlook. take a listen. >> we expect the pc market to remain challenging. leading to a mid single digit decline in the pc. that said, we are excited about the launch of our microprocessors and the capabilities they will enable on a variety of operating systems. >> now, intel's ceo went on to say that he was, in his words, enthusiastic about windows 10, microsoft new version of its operating system set to launch later this year. of course, that's part of the bull thesis here

america's police forces. do you think we'll see crime worsening? not in this city, and we are not seeing it in america. crime is down. what we are seeing worsening or maybe it's more visible, that it was beneath the surface, and event in ferguson, event here in new york and elsewhere exacerbated it and brought to the forefront. is that there is a tension in this country around the issue of race, it's an historical legacy of slavery. we are feeling its impact 200 years after it was done away with in this country. police are right dead center in the bulls eye on the issue. it it's where minorities lie, and so much is distressed because of lack of educational opportunity and high incarceration rates. all of those compound the minority communities, that they are ahead of it treated fairly. they are in desperate circumstances, and in this city. new york city, i speak in an informed way that where we see the highest crime rates, they are in minority communities. stay with us, in a minute commissioner bratton talks about what he'd like his legacy to be. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] i'm antonio mora, my guest this week on "t

city. it's one of america's great cities. they love the orals there. the fact that they can't play a game, as mica says said it's symbolic and horrible. you go less than a month where the stadium is that development is, it is no economic opportunity. no ed kath opportunity. fraught reasons with law enforcement. those that want to continue the policies of the prefer mares have to ask and explain, why is it going to solve -- >> i'm going to push back ob you. the reason is the mayor can't fix the problem alone. it's state government -- >> i'm not talking about this mayor. 50 years of failed policy. >> let me make my point. >> don't talk about this mayor. >> i said mayors. okay. joe. i said mayors. >> 50 years. >> let me make my point. i want to make my point. >> you said that 12 times. make your point. >> this is ar important point. >> that is not for this to turn into just a simple blame game. the last 50 years and i'll tell you what's happened there was a tarp to bail out the banks. there was a trillion dollar tarp to bail out the banks. >> right. >> th

renee hernandez is covering president obama and the summit of the americas in panama city. ood afternoon. the big story from the summit of the americas in panama is the u.s.-cuba relationss and president obama's expected interaction with ronald castro. the president has arrived in panama city from jamaica. he will begin his activities this afternoon by joining the presidents of brazil, mexico and panama to talk investment opportunities in the region. on the diplomatic front, there are reports that president obama is close to a decision on whether to remove cuba from the list of sponsors of terrorism. an announcement about the opening of each -- the other big story here, the president of venezuela will use the summit to criticize the policy of the united states. mark: renee hernandez in panama city covering the settlement of the americas. -- summit of the americas. up next, encore, your guide to the biggest newsmakers of the week on "bottom line." ♪ mark: coming up, scarlet fu has the friday edition of "off the charts." highlights of peter cook's interview with the former u.s

skyrocketing rents and not just in america's biggest cities. could your neighborhood be next? >>> later, a pricey education. hundreds of thousands of would-be college grads and the expensive lesson they have about for-profit education. >>> and hot on "america tonight" tonight's" website now, the gangs of baltimore jail drugs, women, a leader that proclaimed i am the law and he just about was. the shocking story behind bars and where else inmates might be running the institution at aljazeera.com/americatonight. >>> if our fast forward segment. forced out. need a place to live in new york city? so do other folks. that's great for developers. the property premium in the city is putting more new yorkers at risk of losing their homes. >> a recent survey showed brooklyn is now the least affordable housing market in the country hitting some of the most fragile members of the community. at this prime corner of brooklyn stands the prospect park residence, a building that's a home for seniors since 1962. for the last decade an assisted living facility. back in march the facility's operat

don't just -- we make a lot -- of course i make a lot of money, but i also like to give back to america's citiesse first. >>> an australian daredevil has claimed a piece of history. he became the first person to land a triple back flip on a motocross bike. he managed three full revolutions in midair at a sports park in the united states. his 90 kilo moto bike traveled at 97 kilometers an hour, landing safely to the congratulations of his friends and his fans. absolutely incredible. well there's more sport on our website for all of the latest check out aljazeera.com/sport. we have got blogs and videos from our correspondents around the world. >> jo thank you very much. that's it for this news hour. thank for watching. my colleague david foster is next from london. do stay with us. ♪ >>> the frustrations grow. the anger boils over in nepal as the country tries to cope with the after effects of saturday's earthquake. ♪ >>> good to have your company, you are watching al jazeera live from london. i'm david foster. also in the next 30 minutes, saudi arabia's king names his nephew as the new crown prin

sky rocketing rents, and not just in america's biggest cities. could your neighbourhood be next? and >>> later, a pricey education. hundreds of college grads and the expensive lesson they had about for-profit legislation. and the gangs of baltimore gaol. drugs, women, a leader who proclaimed i am the law and just about was. the shocking story behind bars, and where else he might be running the institution. at aljazeera.com/americatonight. >> monday on "techknow". >> we should not be having earthquakes in texas. >> the true cost of energy hits home. >> my yard is gone. >> are we destroying our way of life? >> contaminated water from the fracking activities come here. >> they stick it into the core of the earth. >> but this cutting-edge technology could be the answer. >> the further of fracking is about the water. >> protecting the planet saving lives. >> how do you convince a big oil company to use this? >> "techknow". monday, 6:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> part of al jazeera america's >> special month long evironmental focus fragile planet >> sunday. >> we're pionee

breaking overnight -- thousands of demonstrators take to the streets in america's major cities. as anger over baltimore spreads. the city still on edge. that bizarre scene as the orioles play in front of an empty stadium. and new questions this morning about what happened to freddie gray while he was inside that police van. we talk to the mayor under fire this morning about the state of emergency. >>> also breaking right now -- miracle rescues. searchers pulling this teenager from the rubble and destruction five days after the devastating earthquake. new scenes of a baby pulled from the ruins. we're on the scene this morning. >>> deadly shark attack. a snorkeler attacked in the water off maui. injuries to her up

barack obama and raul castro are expected to meet one another at the summit of the americas in panama city. obama signalling he could remove cuba from the u.s. list of state sponsoring terrorism. they spoke on the phone on wednesday before leaving for panama. al-al jazeera's latin america editor is down there in panama city for us. there are some people outside perhaps wanting to unsettle those on the inside? >> reporter: you know, david everything here is supposed to be about peace harmony. lots of hugs and smiles and handshakes but before the summit gets underway president barack obama will be attending a social forum, and he'll come face-to-face to stanch supporters of the cuban government. this was part of president obama's commitment to meet with cuban civil society in exchange for also sitting at the same table with cuba's communist leader david. >> castro and obama have met before. i remember watching them at nelson mandela's funeral. but it was not an ishlofficial meeting. was this all set out in last night's late night phone call the meeting? >> could you repeat the last thing you

new york city is the most lucrative city in america. i don't care if you are not a loud mouth and yell, but you should respect us loud mouths because we are paying your bills. >> makes sense. >>> next story hillary clinton has locked down the brothel worker vote. the prostitute at the moon light bunny ranch in nevada has endorsed her for president and drafted a four-point platform explaining why. they love their platforms. among their reasons they write as secretary of state clinton gained inavailable experience negotiating with foreign leaders and the bunnies can definitely relate to negotiating through a language barrier. the bunnies entertain customers from around the globe. clinton released two new ads. here is the first. >> i was actually thrilled when you urged the supreme court to rule in favor of marriage equality. i was like, that's our gal, yes. thank you for that. my partner and i in the late 80s adopted a little girl. she had a really rough up bringing. they told her -- they said don't ever expect her to fishe doesn't have t

sky rocketing rents, and not just in america's biggest cities. could your neighbourhood be next? and >>> later, a pricey education. hundreds of college grads and the expensive lesson they had about for-profit legislation. and the gangs of baltimore gaol. drugs, women, a leader who proclaimed i am the law and just about was. the shocking story behind bars and where else he might be running the institution. at aljazeera.com/americatonight. >> sunday. >> we're pioneers. >> the head of america's space agency charles bolden. >> we take science fiction and turn it into science fact. >> addressing nasa's critics. >> we are the best nation in the world when it comes to exploration. >> and mankind's next giant leap. >> we can become multi-planet species. >> every sunday night... >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". sunday, 6:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> monday on "techknow". >> we should not be having earthquakes in texas. >> the true co

plus fresh food and fresh air collide in america's biggest city. >> we are a community having to balance jobs with our health. >>> many environmental problems around the world are linked to climate change, and the vast majority of scientists agree that the warming of the earth is a man made problem. many dispute this. let's listen to a climate change sceptic i spoke to. >> benefits outweigh this. we see record crop yields, we see greater soil moisture a shrinking of deserts, a decline in drought. these are benefits that you can't just ignore. >> that is james taylor a senior fellow at the heart land institute, a nonprofit think tank. it received funding from the koch brothers oil baron, it's this relationship that film-maker robert kenner exposes in the documentary the merchants of doubt. the film examines how corporates show doubt. tell me what you learnt as you did the film. our film is about the story of a group of talent individuals able to create doubt around tobacco for 50 years, whether it causes cancer, when they knew it caused cancer. they created doubt around asbestos, paint an

week on retail sales and housing and earning season gets under way and wells fargo and bank of america and city group. a new report is giving flights to airlines. more bags were lost and consumers logged complaints. they earned the worst market since they tend to be cancelled first in the bed weather. >>> the early world is in. people are interested in the apple watch. there were an estimated 1 million preorders for the device on friday. about two-thirds than the sports model that starts at $3.49. back to you. >>> thank you. ryan reynolds has a run in with paparazzi paparazzi. >>> then a run in that gets out of happened. >>> an interesting competition. stay tuned. i found out the hard way... not all washes take care of intimate odor. vagisil odor block wash stops odor from happening for all day confidence. when you feel fresh all day you feel confident. vagisil. your intimate health experts. wish your skin could bounce back like it used to? new neutrogena hydro boost water gel. with hyaluronic acid it plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin. hydro boo

baltimore had become the most violent, addicted, and abandoned city in america. in the biggest enemy that we faced was not the drug dealers or crack cocaine, it was a lack of belief. a culture of failure. countless excuses for why was the nothing we would try whatever work, and why none of us, if we had an ounce of sense, should even bother to try. so we set out to make our city work again, to make the dream true again. we started setting goals and deadlines, and instead of simply counting out inputs, we started measuring outputs. we saw trash in our streets and alleys, and we picked it up every day. we saw open-air drug market and we began to relentless close them down. and guess what? when the people of baltimore saw that their government was working again, they rallied too. [applause] together, in other words we put into action that carpal belief that in our city there is no such as a spare american. then we are all in this together. and over the next 10 years baltimore went on to achieve the biggest production in part one crimee of any major city in america.

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. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america, live from new york city. i'm randall pinkston.ell baltimore is trying to get back to normal today. an overnight curfew was largely successful with a few arrests. schools reopened and parents found themselves face-to-face with police in riot gear. john the department of justice says it has met with the family of freddie gray what can you tell us about that? >> that's correct. they met on tuesday yesterday, with the family of freddy grey. but but they go on to say that the use of force by the baltimore police is likely to be published in the next couple of weeks, and an investigation is also being undertaken and the doj says they have sent a team to work on issues of conflict between the community and police. the report comes out on friday that's the interim report by the baltimore police into the death of freddie gray we're not expecting to hear much information. that report will go straight to state prosecutors who will decide what they want to do with it. i think there's a feeling that we will find out a lot of information of wha

. >> while new york city is the safest largest city in america, crime has been going down, one of the reasons the crime is going down is because the police do make a lot of arrests. everybody who gets arrested and who doesn't get bailed out comes to us. >> get arrested in the big apple and you're almost assured of a trip to rikers island. a 400-acre penal colony on the east river, directly under the flight path of the laguardia airport. the island is home to an average of 14,000 inmates in ten different facilities. >> we patrol the meanest precincts in america. when our officers go to work, everyday, they know everyone they run into is going to be a criminal. every criminal who has committed the worst act -- >> bring all your property with you. >> is coming through here if they're coming from new york city. >> they come off of the streets. they're tired, they're dirty, they're hungry. and you saw everything there, whether it was somebody who was from wall street who was charged with fraud or whether it was the lowest of the low of the drug dealers. >> we get between 80 to 90 admis

. >> in the middle of the united states, in the state of oklahoma, is one of the key cities of america. tulsa. built in a generation, and still going. >> welcome to tulsa, oklahoma on "american history tv." tulsa is located to the northeast of the state capital oklahoma city. with help from our cable partner, we'll take a look at the history of oklahoma second-largest city. capital of the world for most of the 20th century. >> tulsa unlike many oil towns is influenced by the east and the midwest and in particular the urban east and urban midwest. >> later, learn about the father of route 66, cyrus avery. >> america's main street was born. >> we begin with a visit to the woody guthrie center

mark: after the break, the monday edition of the latin america report and the fallout from president obama's meeting in the cityfidel castro. ♪ mark: timeout for today's latin america report. -- time now for today's latin america report. >> we begin with cuban relations. history was made over the weekend at the summit of the americas in panama city after president obama and cuban leader royal construct -- ray will castro met for the first time in more than 50 years. the white house is the meeting lasted for about an hour saturday. he said he should not be blamed for u.s. policies that have isolated cuba for decades. both men agreed to moving ahead with normalized relations and cautioned that change may come slowly. the next step in restoring relations will be the u.s. removing cubit designation as a state sponsor terrorism. president obama expected to decide on the issues very soon. now to brazil where challenges continue to mount for the president. a new polish shows two thirds of brazilians eight and impeachment process should be open against her because of corruption scandal at the state-owned oil company pe

america. >> whose city? >> our city! >> whose city? >> our city! >> what do we want? >> affordable housing! >> what do we want? >> affordable housing! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> we're in the middle of a rally with hundreds of new yorkers from east new york a working class neighborhood in brooklyn. people here are demanding that at least half of the new houses built here are affordable for them. >> they want to push these people out because apartments are going to be so high. they not going to be able to afford it. >> under its last mayor michael bloomberg, new york city lost more than a third of apartments considered affordable to poor families. >> what we're seeing now is the effects of 20 years of housing policy. twenty years of people little by little being pushed out. no attempt to house these human beings. >> homelessness is the number is rising everyday. >> there's a lot of homelessness right here? >> right here. right here. people are getting priced out, pushed to out of state. >> new york city under the bloomberg administration eliminated entirely the p

augustine was noted at the time, still lives of course as the oldest city in america. so flagler was sensitive in coming up with a modern building but one that would fit in with the ambience of an old spanish town. henry flagler was a hardheaded businessman and at standard oil we saw him as a hardheaded businessman. but he was also somebody who had big ideas. at standard he was able to envision a giant corporation. and in florida i believe he came with a limited idea at first just build a hotel and st. augustine but i also believe that very quickly that dream expanded. for example, he realized that he needed to own the railroad between jacksonville and st. augustine to ensure that guests could get to his hotel conveniently. he built the first railroad bridge across the st. john's river in jacksonville so that people could make it from new york to st. augustine without changing trains. but in buying a railroad he bought the rights to extend the railroad all the way to daytona beach. this was even before he had completed his hotels and st. augustine. so clearly the dream

. >> that was president obama speaking in panama city, panama at the summit of the americas. he had an historical meeting today with cuban penalty castro, speaking on that issue but took several questions from the media rewarding iran and more specifically the political framework that the p5 plus one group and iran has worked out in relation to trying to prevent iran from getting a nuclear deal. the deadline for that comes up at the end of june, but right now we want to concentrate an what he said more in relation to cuba. president obama announced they wouldingtheywould be easing sanctions. he said that despite the two sides having differences america stands firm on values of human rights. cuba has been notorious on human rights violations through the years. he believes this is a turning point for cuba and the u.s. and also the entire region in central and latin america saying this reflects a new era of american engagement in the region. we will talk more about this subject and right now let's go back to panama city. david has been covering the event over the past couple of

election between both a grandson of an immigrant and an immigrant which is my we are the greatest city in america. >> an exit poll showed chicago voters were divided about the issues facing the city. about a quarter said the city's budget was the most important topic. almost the same number said chicago's public schools and education was the top issue and another quarter mentioned crime. we have more now from chicago. >> for both these capped dates voter turnout was essential. that was something both campaigns focused on in the last days and weeks getting out to talk to supporters. the numbers were higher than february 24 by the time all the ballots are counted according to the election commission, over 40% expected as the turnout. we saw a high number of early voters with over 142,000 voters casting their ballots early despite the easter holiday passover holiday and this weekend being the chicago public school spring break. in the end mayor rahm emanuel was able to hang on to the lead and take the election with a lead of double digits. >> a second day of deliberations today for the jury in the b

you're looking at baltimore, maryland, one of america's largest cities on fire right now. we're awaiting a press conference from police now. it's been delayed just a little bit. it should happen within the next hopefully 20 minutes or so. try to get some answers as to what is going on here what precipitated all of this what are they doing to bring it under control? we'll continue our conversations that we've been having with members of the cnn family as well as community members to try to get to the bottom of all of this and how do you fix it? how do you fix it here? so let's talk about it as we continue to look at these pictures. i want to bring in neill franklin a retired police major. and a spokesperson for the baltimore police and a crisis and public safety expert. gentlemen, thank you very much. i don't know if you've been able to listen to the conversations. been trying to figure out where do you go? should we be focusing on these pictures or the problem that got people so angry that they were able to do bring themselves to do things like this? as we await this news

happening today philadelphia officials are celebrating earth day and their efforts the make this america's greenest citynutter and school superintendent william hite will be at neverringer school in south philadelphia. the students created a storm water. >> 5:57 and we couldn't to follow developing news here. fire tears through a bucks county home with someone still inside. we have a tragic update on the search for that missing man. >> you might have broken out the bikes for spring. there's a warning about one popular line. itit cannot function and leave it's a malfunction that can leigh you seriously hurt. in your flush i used to be able to have students come in and we do a social studies project and it was connected to language arts and it was connected to math. we educated in such an interdisciplinary way that educated the whole child. the testing shouldn't be in the driver's seat. i should be in the driver's seat. i should be directing my students in a way that's helping them make connections no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activitie

the summit of americas will be held in panama city. the event has beenedly every three years since 1994 it's a chance for leaders from the north, south and central america to come together to discuss issues. we have correspondents in argentina and mexico. we begin with this report on cuba from david ariosto >>> cuban president raul castro is heading to a summit. all eyes will be on whether he and president obama will shake hands. castro's government is focussing on two things - raising the flags - cuba and the united states want the official embassies to re-open in havana and washington. the second is a u.s. list of state sponsors of terrorism. cuba made it clear it wants off. there's indications that the u.s. is willing to play ball. after the big its are resolved. we can start talking about what normalized relations between the countries mean. cuba's old ally is in the mix, and it could spoil the kooum buy ya moment. sanctions were snapped and the president is likely to be a thorn in the side of president obama, as he plays nice with

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