filed a motion that seeks to compel officer garrett miller to testify at the trial of officer edward nero both officers have pleaded not guilty to reckless assault endangerment and misconduct. last month, maryland's highest court ruled another officer, william porter can be compelled to testify at nero's trial. freddie gray died last april while in police custody. >>> thousands gathered. officers from more than 20 police agencies attended today's funeral for trooper chad curmyer. durmyer. they said he left a lasting impression on anyone who met him. he is ew survived by his wife interest two children. >>> a judge turned herself in to police, for an attack against her boss. judge joan davenport is facing assault charges tonight. be davenport is administrative law judge. davenport is accused of lunging at her officer. davenport tried to put her hands around the victim's neck. you'll face that accusation next month. >>> montgomery county police say that dramatic townhouse fire may be a case of arson. >> yeah. and they're treating the death of a man found in a basement as a homicide. >> two r

prosecutors requested to have garrett miller compelled to testify at nero's trial. miller was involved in gray's initial arrest and nero's trial is sketched to begin may 10 and this week marks one year since gray's death. >> meanwhile police baltimore investigating another violent arrest caught on camera. >> this shows an officer dragging a on the video you can hear the young men repeatedly say they live there and were not breaking in. the men in the green shirt was arrested for disorderly conduct and charged on criminal citation and charges since been dropped and has been released. over to d.c. police arrested a man accused of killing offer duty secret service officer charles sims is charged with first degree murder for shooting death of arthur baldwin. baldwin may have been victim of robbery when shot in southwest last december. >>> time now 5:20 let's take a look at stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social immediate we'll do it with realtime news tracker. first up victory for transgender virginia teenager and federal appeals court overturned a

in this case, the famous spaghetti al nero di seppia. spaghetti in cuttlefish ink.a. pasta with swordfish, eggplant and tomatoes. >> chef: okay. >> anthony: ah, beautiful. perfect. perfect pasta. very happy with that. >> mary: good. i know you've been looking forward to it. i'm glad it's good. palermo's an expensive city for some things because the consumer is paying -- >> anthony: more. >> mary: more so that the store can afford to pay its extortion money. the big change that has happened is that up until the mid '80s, the late '80s, there were a great many sicilians who thought if they were honest and didn't have anything to do with the mafia, they could live without being affected by the mafia. apparently, 80% of the businesses in palermo, and 70% in the rest of italy that pay extortion. >> anthony: that's a lot. >> mary: that's a lot, that's a lot. >> anthony: but not everybody pays the bite. a small but growing coalition of businesses have joined a group called addio pizzo, a grassroots organization taking a stand against the mafia's traditional, near total con

and that the flag belongs to a handful of nero, right-wing ideologues, all we can say that patriotism the flag belongs to all of us who care about this nation and love this nation. one choice is in the national interest and that choice is clear. [applause] people want to know what is the issue of 1988. i will state that issue to you very clearly. bestssue in 1988 is who is qualified to govern this country. the question is one of leadership. we can have leadership that unites us or leadership that divides us. we can have leadership that challenges us, for leadership that makes us feel good. we can have leadership in the national interest, or leadership in the narrow interest. we can have leadership that tells this country it must move forward or leadership that says we will go back and recapture our past. that is the issue in 1988, and that is why i make this race. i make this race because i love this country and i want america to do better and to move forward. untapped there is an idealism in the american spirit. and there is a quality in the american character that is yet to be unloc

nero's trial set to begin next month and miller's trial in july. gray died from spine and neck injuries he got in the back of a police van. >>> a reminder to not leave personal information inside your car. this warning after one montgomery man learned a tough lesson when his identity was stolen. montgomery county police are say went on a buying spree on someone else's credit card. they say the name and credit card information was stolen from paperwork left in a car in bethesda. this happened in january. they say the men opened the credit cards at lowes and home depot and spent $17,000. >> he didn't have the cards nor did he open up these accounts. they're buying kitchen appliances, flooring, various building supplies. >> police say the victim did not find out until months after the money was spent. if you have seen these men or know anything about the case, call montgomery county police. >>> 5:35 now. the new leader of d.c. troubled psychiatric facility has stepped down. "washington post" reports james kyle resigned after only a month on the job. m

miller and nero were the bike officers involved will gray's initial arrest.he december really of officer william porter ended in a mistrial. >>> a man fighting for his life after being shot in northwest washington. d.c. police say that he was shot the just near fourth and hamilton. the victim's name is not being released, but police say his injuries are life threatening. police don't have any information on a suspect. >>> victim of a deadly shooting in prince george's county has been identified. police say that 22-year-old karl h marshall was shot on vienna drive saturday night. police do not believe the shooting was random. $25,000 reward is now being offered for information that leads to an arrest. >>> leaders in montgomery county are taking action against controversial lgbt laws. a resolution being introduced to urge the county executives to suspend official travel to both states. d.c. leaders recently passed similar legislation. >>> former prince george's county executive jack johnson wants his division and sentence seven years for extortion and witness a

. >>> still ahead tonight, actor robert di nero, like you've never heard him before opening up to nbc news about his son's autism, and defending a highly controversial anti-vaccine film. >>> also outrageous wait times, what airports are doing about increasingly long lines for the summer rush. >>> actor robert deniro is raising eyebrows over something he said to nbc news about autism. in a rare moment, deniro opened up about his 18-year-old son who has autism, and he is now the biggest celebrity yet to voice a discredited point of view that childhood vaccines and autism are connected. nbc's kate snow has more. >> reporter: in a candid interview on "today," robert deniro said he believes there's a link between vaccines and autism. >> i as a parent with a child who has autism, i'm concerned. i want to know the truth. i'm not anti-vaccine. i want safe vaccines. >> reporter: just two weeks ago deniro a his tribeca festival pulled a film on that topic because other filmmakers were threatening to back out. today deniro said he still wants people to see the film. >> there are people who said,

our way, no precipitation, in the near term here but also severe weather sparking with low pressure nero man had, kansas city. all thinks pushing to the east as we get into tomorrow night, and especially during the day on tuesday. but for the next 12 hours we will dip only to 48 degrees in philadelphia by tomorrow morning, and notice those temperatures already at 70 degrees right around the lunchtime tomorrow, sunshine, and some high clouds, and cover, continuing to push through the region ahead of that system. so, summer-like warmth returns here, first thing tomorrow, and, unsettled days are ahead, especially tuesday, thursday this week, and then temperatures dip to if not below normal by end of the week. we will chat about chances for rain for those two days as of this workweek on tuesday and thursday in the full a accu weather seven day forecast. >> adam, thank you. >>> one of the best known voices of the philadelphia sound billy paul is dead tonight. paul who was born paul williams, died at his blackwood, new jersey home of pancreatic cancer. he was a gram a award winner best known f

may 10 is the same day the officer of he hedward nero is scheduled to begin. investigators say gray died in aprilf neck and spim injuries in tspinl injuries in the back of a police van. >>> it's official, a middle school will get the name change. the decision came late wednesday evening after residents packed the board meeting. one prince william county teacher says the name debate, however, of godwin middle school has distracted students. >> no one gave a darn until there were two groups of people who wanted a name on the school and only one name to school. >> last month the board decided to rename the school in honor of dr. george hampton. a black community leader and scholar. some felt the school board never gave them a chance to disagree with dhapging t changing the na. one teacher says this ordeal has turned into something that it should not have. >> the whole debaook cal has ben made and it should not have been. >>> former supervise or susan stimp son will face trespassing charges. she was arrested tuesday at a wegmans. freelance star reporting that fred

a hearing this afternoon for upcoming trials of edward nero and brian rice. one trial set to begin the 10th and one july 5. >> meanwhile police in baltimore investigating another violent arrest caught on camer camera. this shows an officer dragging an 18-year-old from the doorway of home over the weekend. police say they knocked on the front door after seeing the young man and another person entering back of a home. on video, you hear the man young man repeatedly saying they live there and not breaking n the men in the green shirt were arrested for disorderly conduct and charged on criminal citation. however the charges been dropped and he was released. >>> federal judge approved agreement between furgeson missouri and department of justice and agreement calls for major changes in the city where 18-year-old michael brown was killed by police officers. the changes include diversity training for police and use of police body cameras. earlier this month the city acquired a new african-american police chief after furgeson and the department were both cited for ra

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both have pleaded not guilty to the charges 37 nero's trial set to begin next month. >>> it is 4:49. a reminder this morning to not leave personal information inside your car. it comes after one montgomery county man learned a lesson whis r when his identity was stolen. montgomery police are looking for four men whom they say went on a buying spree on someone else's dime. they say credit card information and name information was stolen from paperwork. and the men opened credit cards at lowes and home depot and spent $17,000. >> it's been very difficult for the victim certainly having all these name. he now has to contest the cards and charges and ensure that this information is not used to open up additional cards. > >> police say the victim did not find out until months after the money was spent. if you have seen the men in these pictures or know anything about the case, call montgomery county police. fwloo the new leader of the troubled psychiatric facility has stepped down. "washington post" reporting that james kyle resigned as chief executive for saint elizabeth hospital after o

let's check the suburbs in new jersey. 30 in hammonton. 29 in vineland. 33 in glassboro, near nero --r, rowan university. satellite and radar showing we have a batch of clouds that move out of here. a weak disturbance in the poconos that's all we have to talk about. wall towall-to-wall sunshine. 9:00 a.m., 48. 11 in the 50s, 3:00 p.m., 61 the high today is 62. the high yesterday was 58. today it will be warmer and lighter breeze. we have changes coming for the weekend. we're bumping up the temperatures all in the seven-day forecast just ahead, matt. >> reporter: the temperatures were low this morning, the speeds are joining them slowing on i-95 southbound side from academy to cottman and the ben franklin bridge to girard. we had a crash in the southbound lanes by cottman that cleared out quickly and it's long gone. vine street expressway, hitting the brakes on westbound side of the schuylkill expressway. we're slow going from the blue route to conshohocken to the curve and past the boulevard. westbound volume building between the boulevard and gladwyn. on the northeast extension north

today we do because of nero silence -- numeral science -- neuroscience, anthropology, and that changes how we think our brain operates on politics. host: what do you mean by stone age brain? a lesser for 2.5 million years. the human brain mainly involved. it evolved to help hunter problems address the that they faced as hunter gatherers. evolve to help us in the 21st century address problems that we are facing. our problems are different. and you live in a small community of 150 people, you know and work with everyone. you know your leaders. you are living with them. today, there are millions and billions of people. we do not meet our leaders. we see them on tv. we often read them wrong and do not understand when they are lying or manipulating. the book is about how you have to protect your self against your own brain. it will trick you into thinking you're living in a small community and you know these people. you don't. host: in the introduction you write that i'm going to tell you the stories of people that have been paid in ways that seem absurd. beingcus on behavior disengaged fro

edward nero trial is expected to begin next month and brian rice will go on nril july. >> and this morningald trump and hillary clinton waking up winners after sweeping their new york primaries last night. trump took a whooping 60% of gop and hillary clinton took 5 58% of democrats. >> all right time for morning line now. 6:31 big night for caps tonight let's check in with the sports junkies 106.7 fm the fan. >> how is holpe will he play tonight. >> yeah he'll play. >> we're guessing. >> he sent me text last night. >> good i want to make sure we're on the same page. >> he waikd off. >> was likely to play though eb is pitching theory based on trends the trend say those that sweep series don't fare well in next round and he's advocating throwing game. >> possibly. >> maybe we should throw this one. trend since 2000 teams that swept, steve are 7-8. we have losing record in that following round. maybe we should win series 4-1 instead of 4-0. >> here's advantage of doing that eric if people subscribe to theory then at least you clinch the next round victory the home crowd. >> then you can dliv

officer miller has to testify against officer edward nero and brian rice. but the testimony can't be used against him in his case. last month a court of appeals ruled william porter must testify against his trial. alison: powerful aftershocks rattle ecuador as the death toll tops 500. stephanie ramos takes us inside the race against time to find survivors trapped under the rubble. reporter: today the mr found underneath the rubble. locals risking their safety going back to the now badly damaged homes gathering whatever they can find. including photographs like this one. of a little boy birthday party. that boy in the photo is this man, santana. staring deeply at the aftermath of the ecuador's strongest earthquake in decades, santana says his wife, his 1-year-old daughter, his mother and two other family members were all inside. and are all dead. >> your wife and your baby? reporter: santana detailing how his wife was cradling his baby girl when he last saw them. a tragic loss but also story of survival. despite the grief, pablo cordova is thankful to be ali

a motion is file told have garrett miller to testify against edward nero whose trial is beginning may 10. the maryland court of appeals ruled officer porter must testify against the officers. all three are among six officers charged in the death of 25-year-old freddie gray who died while being transported in a police van. leon: passengers on the amtrak train that derailed over the weekend made it to georgia today. autopsies are done on the two people killed in the accident. backhoe operator and an amtrak supervisor. national transportation safety board was in philadelphia today and trying to figure out why the backhoe was on the track to begin with. they are sending data recorders and camera footage to washington. alison: d.c. voters have the final say on whether d.c. minimum wage worers get a big raise. kellye: a judge signed off on a measure to put $15 minimum wage proposal on the d.c. bureau chief is live with reaction. sam: this is a decision who could have a big impact on people working in d.c. the judge rejected claims that the board of elections here was not legitimate. and wit

rule ago louz city prosecutors to call officer garrett miller as a witness against officer edward nero trial begins next month. and the two are among six officers charged in gray's death. each faces charges including a salt, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office. >> that was the motion. prosecution moved to grant immunity and the judge is saying that that motion will be granted and then the prosecution will decide whether or not to call identify miller. but he's important -- he's an important part of what happened to freddie gray. >> gray, of course, died by a fatal spinal injuriesry while transported to central booking and his death became a focal point in national debate over police treatment of blacks. >> "fox5" was in montgomery county when investigators sparke fire he at duplex in wheaton. they responded to call around 4 this afternoon on berry street glen mont area of wheaton. it took 100 fire file the others to put out the plays. thankfully no one was hurt. >> right now fire fighters are battling a massive wildfire shenandoah national park. >> we'll detail how large the

prosecutors want officer miller to testify against officer edward nero whose trial begins may 10. last month the court of appeals of maryland ruled that officer william porter must testify against his colleagues as he awaits retrial. jonathan? richmond the virginia general assembly deciding whether to veto governor mcauliffe's proposal to keep secret the name of the companies providing drug in lethal injection. this is to take place of a bill that the governor vetoed that allow the state if and when they could use the electric chair for executions. so far today, lawmakers rejected mcauliffe's proposed changes to the ethics law. they upheld the veto of a bill that would have protected clergy and religious groups for penalties for opposing same-sex marriage. the house overturned a veto of a bill to prevent local government fromremoving civil war monuments. all veto override must pass both houses by a two-third majority. michelle: michigan attorney general is promising more charges after investigation into the lead water crisis in flint. today steve schuh announced -- today they anno

it should come up during a hearing on may 10th, the same day the trial of officer edward nero is supposedbegin. six baltimore police officers face charges of a streinvestiga say gray died from spinal injuries he received in the back of a police van in april of 2015. >> drivers who say they were unfairly charged on northern virginia's express lanes are about to get the money back. trans urban has settled a $1 million class action lawsuit. the company also says it will give drivers more time to fix mistakes in the future. a judge still needs to sign off on the settlement. >>> it's safe to say we have a little baseball fever around here today as we gear up for the nationals home opener. first pitch supposed to be in about 9 1/2 hours, but who is counting. >> and can't think eun yang be on opening day other than nationals park. what is that in the background is this. >> there is nowhere else to be for the home opener than right here on the field. lucky me. i'm right here at nats park right in front of the dugout. and we just experienced a great moment. service members helping to practice the

prosecutors want to force officer garrett miller to testify at officer edward nero's trial.hat is set to begin on may 10. miller and they're romanocar ne officers involve in the initial are arrest. the >> in "news 4 your health" oig, new research shows that sunscreen may help to protect you against skin cancer. researcher at ohio university discovered in lab tests that apply toing sunscreen properly can delay the onset of melanoma tumors. determi they are trying to identify sunscreen give the strongest protection. lather it on. >>> starting today, you can help name two of d.c.'s new baby eagles. you remember these eaglets hatched recently at the national a arboretum. votes this morning starts this morning at 9:00. we have a link on nbcwashington.com. just search eaglets to find it. you can vote until sunday night and then the names will be announced next puig. love all those ideas. >> do you have any favorites? >> we were thinking of something that without a gender match. so we were thinking, you know, rick said anacostia and potomac would be good. >> i like that. and if it'

on shore, it's 77 degrees there nero shan beach. we're starting to see the on-shore beaches cooling down the bay area. away from the 830s and 90s. the sea breeze is taking effect. cooling off places. 69 degrees. that's almost a 15-degree drop in the last few hours. the winds continue to turn on shore. east balow indication, a little bit further from the sea breeze. 80s in antioch and brentwood. outside the sap center, still 78 degrees after a record high in downtown san jose. the micro climate, still in the mid-80s in santa teresa and south san jose. saratoga down to 80. the wind is picking up. earlier, 95 degrees this afternoon. a lot of heat in the bay area. the winds will stay strongly on shore all day tomorrow. that will help to cool things off. eventually, we'll see more low clouds towards the coast which will help to drop the temperatures. in addition to increasing high clouds. the outer fringe of the first of our two storm systems, that will be approaching the bay area. this first one mainly a cooling effect for us. it's goin

. >>> hollywood star di nero is bringing the controversy about vaccines and autism into the headlines he pulled a new movie from his film festival. >>> and it's all the rage. i'm talking about pickle ball and i get to hit the court with a lot of local folks ready to work up a sweat. ick around. st >>> we have a wonderful 11-year-old to introduce you to tonight as our wednesday's child this week. he has a terrific he's a really good student and because he's great at karate, he dreams of using his brain and brawn at being a spy some day. his other dream is to be adopted by a loving family. meet desean. peter ernest once a spy himself welcomed us to the spy museum. >> let me ask you a question. what do you think is the most important gadget for spies? >> your brain. >> absolutely right there. >> if you could come up with any code name? >> agent shark bite. >> reporter: she helped agent shark bite into his spy disguise, showed him a few tricks of the trade, including some special glasses. >> i can see behind me. >> he loves school. he loves to learn. he's curious and inquisitive. >> how d

you have to remember they had known each other 30 years, nero's father had been good friends with jenna. they had argued with each other, they had friends in common. you would think they could have found common ground even if personal relations grew very difficult at this time. >> in a moment i will open it up and let people ask questions but i want us now to close this part of the conversation, to think about history. i had the pleasure of interviewing general gordon sullivan, chair of the board of trustees at norwich university a few weeks ago and he impressed on me how important it was to get this history major in a huge liberal, i use liberal in a classical sense, education. resolve an understanding of history, he said, that is there is very little you can do as far as making sound decisions at the top level of any chain of command and so i wanted to take us forward now, we spend trillions of dollars, the strongest army in the world, has taken every hill that we wanted to but we have not been able to prevail against an enemy, the telegram that has no gdp, we have $15 trillion, same

asking the judge to enforce their requests that officer garrett miller testify at officer edward nero's trial. they were the bike officers who first arrested gray. six baltimore police officers face charges in the april 2015 incident. >>> hours from now we'll find out exactly what charges three people are facing for the water crisis in flint, michigan. michigan's government is accusing two state regulators and a flint employee of misconduct in office, among other misdemeanor and felony charges. the michigan attorney general is expected to this afternoon. >>> right now we've got plenty of sunshine and a clear sky. there's a live view from the storm team 4 tower camera, there's the national cathedral and washington monument in the distance. you can start to see a little bit of haze in the air. some of that is pollen dust, and mostly oak tree pollen which has been building the last several days. and it's in the high range. storm team 4 radar not showing any rain anywhere in the vicinity. that would help to wash some pollen out. that's not going to arrive for a few more days. right now we'r

it's the same scheduled start for the trial of officer edward nero, the first of six scheduled to appear in course since the mistrial of officer porter. gray died in april of 2015 after getting neck and spinal injuries in the back of a baltimore police van. >>> i'm eun yang live at national park where the team and fans are closely watching the weather. rain will be a factor. coming up, we'll talk to the man in charge of the grounds here at nationals park and find out what they're doing to talk about the rain. >> and grab an umbrella. the rain is starting to move in. when will re see the heaviest of it? chuck bellas that in your four h narrator: all that political mail mlet's simplify.lming. only one candidate has been endorsed by the washington post: kathleen matthews. she has a broad and deep facility with policy. emily's list praises matthews as pro-choice and the post says on gun control, clean energy, education and health research kathleen matthews "has greater potential, following the van hollen model, to move the ball forward." kathleen: i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this mes

officer nero's trial will beginb on may tenth.ve in baltimore, paul wagner,, fox5 local news. >>> the death toll continues toe rise from devastating flooding d down in texas. >> devastating to say the leave. officials say an eighth persontp has died in the floo flooding an the houston area.re. storm dumped more than a foot ot the flooding drove thousands ofo people from their homes andomes commit shut down major highwaysw and closed schools. more than 1,000 water rescuesesu have now been carried out in thn houston suburbs alone. another flash flood watch is non in effect through tonight. >>> all right. r nothing but sunny skies here in the d.c. region as we take ae te look outside you can see sun isn just beating down there on the pavement as everybody is makingk their way home from rush hour. u >> it's just glorious out theres so sue, how long can this go? i mean it's a little bit chillierr but it seems maybe i'm wrong --- >> you're absolutely right. >> it's gorgeous.>> it's gorgeo >> you know honestly laura i waw thinking about

. >>> raging debate, the interview with robert dee nero had a that is gone viral and reignited the argument over whether vaccines cause autism. >> there is a link and they're saying there isn't. >> what the experts are saying about the comments and why this controversy won't go away. >>> and story book ending. >> for the final time, number 24 on the floor. >> kobe bryant erupts for 60 points in the last game of his career. >> bryant for the lead. >> a star studded crowd in los angeles while just up the coast. >> it's official, number 73 -- >> the golden state warriors finish off the greatest regular season in history. today is thursday, april 14th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today." with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome "today." it's 7:00 on the west coast on a thursday. we have willie in for matt. which historic basketball moment do you want to start with, the warriors, kobe? >> let's go kobe first, 60 points ends his career in style. he had to go out this way. shack said go out and get 50, kobe went and

di nero wants people to still see the film. >> my child is autistic. is something people are not addressing. for me to get upset here on the "today" show with you guys means there is something there. >>> kobe bryant calling it a career with a performance of a lifetime scoring 60 points in the last game ever. a bit of a shock to his kids. >> whoa, dad. i said i used to do this pretty often. they said really? dude, youtube it. >>> animals gone wild. first an alligator encounter with a father/daughter fishing trip. >> oh, my god. >>> then in japan, an escaped chimp climbed power lines. >> and look at that chimp. >> he is going like this through the power lines. >> like chimps do. >> look at that. the roar and everything. that's a movie. >> can i go back for a moment? quickly? i'm no expert, but 60 points? are they letting him do his thing? it is his last game. >> there have been those who surmised after watching the game that perhaps they weren't playing the tightest defense on kobe for his farewell. >> i'm not crazy? >> he can do it. >> it's been a long

today we do because of nero silence -- numeral science -- neuroscience, anthropology, and that changes how we think our brain operates on politics. host: what do you mean by stone age brain? a lesser for 2.5 million years. the human brain mainly involved. it evolved to help hunter problems address the that they faced as hunter gatherers. evolve to help us in the 21st century address problems that we are facing. our problems are different. and you live in a small community of 150 people, you know and work with everyone. you know your leaders. you are living with them. today, there are millions and billions of people. we do not meet our leaders. we see them on tv. we often read them wrong and do not understand when they are lying or manipulating. the book is about how you have to protect your self against your own brain. it will trick you into thinking you're living in a small community and you know these people. you don't. host: in the introduction you write that i'm going to tell you the stories of people that have been paid in ways that seem absurd. beingcus on behavior disengaged fro

it has been said while nero fiddled, rome burned. in this situation, while the administration has failed to act, millions of children have become addicted to nicotine with profound consequences for their health. once the rule is final, the f.d.a. will be able to regulate new tobacco products in important ways, including minimum-age standards and limits on advertising and health warnings on the products and child-proof packaging and require the registration of tobacco manufacturers with the f.d.a. and f.d.a. approval of some novel products. it's time to get this done because lives are at stake. we all are familiar with the cycle. tobacco use leads to tobacco addiction. tobacco addiction leads to disease. the disease leads to suffering, and often to death. in fact, tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable death in the united states. the leading cause. it imposes a terrible toll on health and lives and dollars, affects families and businesses and government. so the best way to improve the health of americans 10, 20, 30 years into

after the death of freddie gray and there's a hearing this afternoon for the upcoming trials of edward nero and ryan's race and they asked officer miller to testify at the trail. he was involved in gray's original arrest: >>> the family of missing virginia firefighter gives desperate three to help find her. >> today marks one week since nicole mittendorf disappeared. >> more now on what this is in the search, mel. >> reporter: good morning, steve, allison, now that it's day break virginia state police search teams are back in the difficult terrain in shenandoah national park. and nicole's family putting out a plea on the facebook page asking for legal advice she can get. there are certain files that nicole down loaded to her cellphone the day that they lost heard from her. they believe those files could she wept perhaps and why. but they said they cannot get into that phone. the wireless carrier cannot help them and they're not able to get a warrant for that information at this point. because it's not considered to be a criminal case. and just one of the ways that they are trying to reach o

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