freddie gray and when freddie gray suer his fatal injuries, it became his responsibility. the defense firing back, saying that it was a nine second decision that rice had, the officer decided to buckle gray or not buckle him and they repeated this mantra over and over, saying that freddie gray was battling and belligerent, kicking and combative. for that reason, rice has a reasonable officer, had the opportunity to decide not to buckle him. ongoing, the medical examiner on the stand, we will bring you the latest this afternoon. jummy: thank you. we will look for those reports later on. a falls church family out of their home after an early morning house fire. firefighters were called to the three-story home on lake you terrorists just after 1:00 this morning. a gas line into the home, located the firefighting efforts but no one hurt. an electrical problem is being blamed for the fire. shenandoah national park is sections of the big run loop trail and the big run portal trail are closed because of what is been called unusual bear activity, that includes closing parks at the

give freddie credit. three hits tonight for freddie freeman. ball has taken some odd bounces but he still needed to come and charge it. and not assume with one out in the ninth inning, that he would shut it down because he could smell a hit. >> as soon as it was hit, i'm thinking to myself, you need to charge it a little bit. he sat back a little bit. >> that's the way it is supposed to be done. >> the rbi single in the third. freeman goes. not being covered. and he will get to second. outside. 3-1. after markakis is adonis garcia. there he is in the on deck circle. >> fly ball. center field. freddie freeman tags from second. he will draw the throw. two outs. the phillies, one out away from finishing this ball game off. adonls garcia has scored three runs tonight. 2 for 3 and walked in the ball game outside. 1-0. the fact gomez is pitching tonight does not mean he'll be off tomorrow in the same situation. a little different than other closers because he doesn't have a violent delivery. he works out every sent day like a lot of pitchers do. but

amy: freddie gray's death set off nationwide protests.mis baltimore activist rose. >> well, my thoughts on the verdict, it is evident that marilyn mosby charged these six officers only student -- to stop protests and what the powers that be would the unrest continuing if they did not charge. this was crowd control. rose was convicted on charges related to protesting, --her than convert convicting the officerers. with baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings blake after headlines. here in philadelphia, the democratic national convention has entered its final day. wednesday night featured primetime speeches by clinton's running mate virginia senator tim kaine and by president obama. ask you to do for hillary clinton what you did for me. i ask you to carry her the same way you carried me. because you are who i was talking about 12 years ago when i talked about hope. it has been you who fueled my docket faith in our future, even when the odds were great, even whenen the roads were long. hope in the face of difficulty, hope in the face of uncertaint

he should have made sure that freddie gray was seatbelted in that van that morning.t was the general order of the police department that all arrestees be seatbelted in. but the defense said no, it wasn't basically because there was a growing freddie gray was combative and rice wanted him out of the there. >> on the morning of april 12th, 2015 he and several other officers were on put bicycles patrolling the neighborhood where he was arrested. prosecutors said lieutenant rice should have known that a new general order had been issued requiring officers to seatbelt in police vans all suspects placed under arrest and as a shift commander, a reasonable officer follows orders and leaves the by example. prosecutors also told the judge with a small measure of compassion, freddie gray would still be alive. but the defense said there is no evidence of a corrupt motive. the state has not proven tests case and called elantra rice's actions that morning professional correct and reasonable. rice, the defense says wanted to get gray out of there because he had become combative and

he is the most senior officer involved in the arrest of freddie gray. not guilty on all the charges including involuntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment and misconduct in office and all on and on. williams said a mistake or an error in judgment by lieutenant brian rice and the other officers in this case does not rise to a criminal offense. here are some of the reactions outside the courthouse this morning from both members of the public and attorneys who were observing. >> but these cops killing our children and you see it? you see it and you still say they innocent. really? what the hell is on? >> it's clearly here. the judge over and over and over again indicated that the state had not presented evidence in support of these charges. >> there's nobody that knows the law better than a judge and a judge has the ability to keep the emotion out of it and apply the law to the facts that received into evidence. >> reporter: miss mosley again had the courage to charge -- so the city said okay, let's give justice -- let's give the system. not justice,

the prosecutor gives up trying to convict baltimore cops in the death of freddie gray, but defends her case against them. >> we do not believe that freddie gray killed himself. >> pelley: also tonight-- >> mr. president. >> pelley: a judge orders president reagan's would-be assassin released from a psychiatric hospital. we'll have reaction from the reagan family. trump tries to enlist the russians to help against clinton. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> pelley: and it was more than a gimmick. discovery. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from the democratic national convention in philadelphia. just hours after an address to this convention by mothers who lost children to violence, some at the hands of police, criminal charges were dropped in baltimore today in the death of freddie gray. gray's neck was mysteriously not involved in an accident. riots in baltimore calmed after six police officers were charged, but now after four trials and no convictions, the pr

the freddie ferrer campaign was an alliance with al sharpton.nd he refused to endorse me for a week as they thought that some of my supporters were racially hostile to them. not me but my supporters. finally he calls back and says i will meet with you tonight, the night of the al smith dinner. so i leave the dinner in white tie and tails. i go to his headquarters. this is like hillary clinton going to bernie sanders original home in brooklyn and begging him to endorse her for president. after she had been the nominee. but i did it because the goal was city hall. i had a meeting with sharpton and top aides. about the primary that was and the election to come. i tried to have a unified party. republicans are going through it with trump. democrats are going through it with clinton and sanders. >> what about the racial thing. you were attacked, somebody distributed cartoons out of the new york post. >> it sounds ridiculous now. you want the racial campaign, donald trump saying mexicans are racist and a black president is not american, that is it. my

we will be fighting for freddie grey. let me say first of all, it is a daughter and a pleasure to be back here i was here some months ago to introduce the new books i have written and i consider it to be quite an honor they have invited me back again so those who may not be familiar of freddie grey, a young black man who had a fatal encounter with the police in the city of baltimore and he is in a long list of such young black people with fatal encounters with the authorities including cleveland and new york and texas and hopefully when i will be talking about this evening is to say in the event that spee is the fear -- the period of the haitian revolution in this will shed some light i would hope on why is north america we have had a spectacular rise and surge of police killings and misdeeds upon black people in particular. first of all, with regard to the haitian revolution 179-1324 that we are even a successful revolt, he cannot begin to understand the haitian revolution unless one sees this spectacular event in some w

now the latest on the freddie gray case and the trials surrounding his death. six officers were charged after gray broke his neck and died while in a police van in baltimore april 2015. his death led to riots and civil unrest in baltimore. but prosecutors have not secured any convictions in the trial of those police officers yet. jeffrey brown has our look. >> brown: the first prosecution of an officer ended in a hung jury. the two that followed-- both heard and decided by a judge-- resulted in acquittals. now lieutenant brian rice has elected to have judge barry williams decide his fate, rather than a jury, in a trial that begins this week. in the meantime, state's attorney marilyn mosby and prosecutors face wide and critical scrutiny. we look at these cases and beyond with debbie hines, a former baltimore prosecutor and now a practicing trial attorney, and lawrence brown, a professor of public health at morgan state university. he wrote a recent op-ed in "the new york times" titled "more injustice in baltimore." welcome to both of you. i want to start with yo

of fourth baltimore police officer slated to stand trial on the charges stemming from the death of freddie gray. he faces manslaughter, assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office charges. eyes trial is set to begin tomorrow. >> he shared remarks at men fourth ever july. >> at the white house the president touched on sniff caps of the holiday. >> we all know that our freedoms are dependent on incredible groorp of men and women in uniforms and their families that look out for us every single day. and some of them are in attendance here today. please give them a big around of applause . >> because of bad weather in the disstick the whitehouse celebration had to be moved indoors. >> that bad weather also turned fireworks downtown into an affair and low happening clouds made it impossible to see and weather was up surpriseably cool for this thyme of year and thinner previous years. >> if you missed out on the fireworks don't dispair you can catch them in college park tonight. that was resdemed due to weather. 9 p.m., university of maryland. >>> hopefully that will be a dry affair.

another verdict against an officer charged in freddie gray's death. lieutenant brian rice was accused of misconduct and manslaughter. chris gordon is live in baltimore now. we just found out the verdict was not guilty, chris. >> reporter: all right. behind me you see the scene outside of baltimore circuit court where the defendant in this case was found not guilty of all charges. you don't see any protesters. you don't see any emotion running high. you see reporters interviewing legal analysts, and way down the street there are a group of about a half a dozen protesters but that is it. judge barry williams announced on the law and the fact that he could not make any decision based on public opinion or emotion in the trial of lieutenant brian rice, who was the supervising officer on the scene on april 12th, 2015, the day that freddie gray was injured in that police transport wagon and a week later died of those injuries. judge barry williams in this bench trial without a jury made a determination that on the charge of involuntary manslaughter, that bas

it means that the prosecutions in the freddie gray case are over.ining officers who were standing trial, including one today, are off the hook and the criminal process is done in baltimore. what is left, of course, is any potential discussions -- as we mentioned, the prosecutor marilyn mosby will hold the press conference in the next 20 minutes. we may hear her direct explanation of why the six officers you see on the screen, why they were charged and acquitted and others ultimately will not be charged anymore. that's a big shift, jose. the other point i'll make in looking at all this, it is hard when you have multiple prosecutions relating to the same underlying conduct or, as the prosecutor alleged, same underlying alleged crime. it's hard if you start losing the big cases to proceed on to the little ones. they had already lost the homicide and depraved heart murder cases, and they were moving on to smaller charges, assault, reckless endangerment. the prosecutor reached a determination either based on the evidence or the way the rest of the cases

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another verdict today in carlina freddie gray's death.highest ranking police officer faced a judge. what was said in court. we are watching rain and storms potential throughout the evening. the forecast is next. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. >> we begin in baltimore and the death of freddie gray. maureen: brian rice was the highest ranked baltimore police officer to face charges and today he was cleared for each one of them. leon: gray died after suffering a spinal injury in the back of a transport van. brad bell is live with what it means for the other officers facing trial. brad? brad: that is a big question. we are hearing calls for state attorney to drop charges against the remaining officers, even as some are crying out for justice for freddie gray. for the third straight case, judge williams finds police officer charged in the death of freddie gray not guilty on all counts. ruling that the state failed to prove that lieutenant rice committed a crime in arrest and transport of gray april 2015. the verdict is no su

prosecutors dropping all remaining charges in the death of freddie gray. gray's death, from a severed spine, followed a ride in a police van, sparking riots. six officers were charged. four have been tried, none of them convicted. and tonight, baltimore is now on edge, amid new questions about why the prosecution failed to make its case. abc's david kerley, from baltimore tonight. >> reporter: riots after the death of freddie gray, but tonight, no one will be held criminally responsible. that stunning development coming as this police officer entered court to prepare for trial, when prosecutors announced, they are dropping all charges against the remaining three officers. three other cases ending in acquittals, on charges of not belting gray into a police wagon during his transport. his neck was broken. the prosecutor remained defiant while still dropping the charges. >> we do not believe freddie gray killed himself. we stand by the medical examiner's determination that freddie gray's death was a homicide. >> reporter: still, there is a divide here, as the

while we were there most of the calls were bogus. >> in my freddy?ank. >> do me a favor and don't call back unless you want something to eat - where you live did? >> is this the exception of the rule to get a real call. >> we are still getting customers although a lot of them complain that they cannot get through he's added two additional phone lines but nonsense calls just add to his busy day in the kitchen. i know how to deal with kids on the phone. i said leave it to me. he put me on the dishes. >> i am good at washing dishes. >> okay good. can we just move on i don't think anyone wants to answer the phones around here anyway. they were asking for the favorite characters. >> freddy's pizza can i help you? i'm sorry who? >> son this is a real pizza pizzeria. if you don't stop calling i'm going to tell your mom. >> you're in trouble. when you go to sleep tonight, i mean to be in your dreams don't call back. am i out of line now? this is a wild one. it's insanity. it's there every day but the true blue calls do make it through. >> freddy's pizzeria,

when we come back, we go to baltimore, maryland, to the freddie gray case.tay with us. ♪ [music break] "old man trump" performed by ryan harvey featuring ani difranco and tom morello. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. "breaking with convention: war, peace, and the presidency." we are going to baltimore, where a third police officer was acquitted for all charges in his role in the arrest of freddie gray, who died of spinal injuries last year after he was arrested and transported in a police van. lieutenant brian rice, the highest-ranking officer on the scene, faced charges of involuntary manslaughter, misconduct in office, and reckless endangerment. judge barry williams had dropped a charge of second-degree assault at the trial's midpoint. baltimore defense attorney warren brown responded to the verdict. >> the state at this point is not just 0-4. , because when you add up the charges and varies indictment, that is how many counts we're talking about. at some point in time, you would have to think that the ev

what happened inside of the van that freddie gray was traveling in? a verdict is expected this morning in downtown baltimore. this is now the fourth officer tried in this case. the prosecution arguing that during this trial, the actions of rice formed a events, describing him as an uncaring jerk saying that he chose to chase freddie gray that day and that he chose to shackle his leg, chose not to seek help him into the back of that police van. his attorneys made the case that rice made the most reasonable decisions possible given the chaotic and angry crowd surrounding the scene. this is he faces charges of manslaughter, reckless endangerment, and misconduct. verdicts,h of these protesters have gathered outside the courthouse on calvert street. nothing has escalated to but today thes, stakes are high and tensions perhaps even higher around the country. at 10:00ict expected this morning. reporting live, john gonzalez, "good morning washington." jummy: abc 7 is staying on top of the verdict every step of the way. john will be there all morning long and

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i need not remind you that the only loss in the greatest loss in all of this was that of freddie gray's life. >> the decision after a judge acquitted three of the six officers this year. he was a 25-year-old black man whose neck was broken when he was cuffed but left up restrained in the back of a van in 2015. >> we're the trials and the outcome of all the trials that happened here in the city. >> the the accident reacting to the news. >> and in light of the fact that the investigation was half- hearted, the judge didn't have evidence and you cannot convict without evidence. >> and police responding to dropping the charges. >> we're glad that the charges against the officer miller and port ver been dismissed. >> tensions related to the violence and protests at the dnc. >>> coming up 35 years after he tried to assassinate president reagan. john hinckley junior is being released. the ruling by a judge. what does that send. >> more pictures from the dnc in philadelphia. at the podium now the michael bloomberg. >>> back now to the national convention. former new york city republican mayor m

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she says the conviction of the remaining three officers is unlikely. 25-year-old freddie gray died inustody last year. he suffered a spinal injury in the back of a police van. gray's mother says police are still to blame for her son's death. >>> san francisco unified school district superintendent is heading to houston. richard carranza announced today he has accepted the job too lead the houston independent school district. he is expected to start the job in september. deputy superintendent [ non- english name ] will step in as interim superintendent. >>> identity thieves have actually come up with a new scheme. they are now taking over mobile phone accounts. >> consumerwatch reporter julie watts and how they are doing it and how to protect yourself. >> my dad and my husband all their phones stopped working. >> reporter: when she called at&t to find out why, she discovered a thief had hijacked her family's account. >> somebody in nebraska had walked into a best buy and upgraded all three phones that had upgrades available. >> reporter: three iphone 6 pluses world about $800 billed to

the remains officers will not stand trial in the freddie gray case. >>> and the urgent search. the family that went missing while snorkeling. and late word now coming in. >>> good evening from philadelphia tonight, where breaking as we come on the air. just as the democratic convention plays out here in ph philly, it was donald trump today who walked in front of the cameras and ignited a firestorm with what he said. inviting russia to spy on hillary clinton. it all comes as you look live tonight at the convention hall. this crowd, awaiting president obama a short time from now. and you'll remember, it was eight years ago, hillary clinton who lost to him, came out at obama was her candidate. tonight, he will do that for her, in fact, we have just learned some of what the president plans to do on this stage behind me. but it was what donald trump said today that caused an uproar. did he encourage espionage? abc's tom llamas, leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump with a message to russia -- hack hillary clinton's e-mails from her time as secretary of state, and releas

we stand by the medical examiner's determination that freddie gray's death was a hds. >> when the newss way to the presidential campaign trail, donald trump called on mosby to, quote, prosecute herself. >> i think she ought to prosecute herself, okay, that's my reaction. there are times when police officers behave very badly, but you have to get the right time. this was not one of those times. and i think that she is a disgrace to the world of prosecutors for what she did. >> in california, crews continued to fight a wild fire that scorched nearly 24,000 acres. yesterday a bulldozer operator was killed after being overtaken by flames. so far the fire has destroyed at least 36 homes and last checked was only 10% contained. >> good morning, chris. philadelphia could be interesting tonight. got thunderstorms possibly heading your way there. now heavy rain is located in areas of kentucky. let's talk about the forecast for the convention as we go throughout the day today. we will see -- it will be as hot as it's been all summer long, 94, late-day thunderstorms will come through in the late

baltimore dropping all charges against all the police officers connected in any way with the death of freddie gray. i'll speak live with the city's mayor, stephanie rawlings blake and i'll get her reaction to donald trump's statements. and dozens of officers killed on the job this year, 11 this month alone. killers ambushing police as they try to keep us safe. ahead, details of the jump, and how you can help keep the cops safe. let's get to it. >>> live from philadelphia, "shepard smith reporting." >>> wells fargo center in fil , philly, where we'll hear from hillary clinton's most high backer of all, president obama. he and joe biden are headlines tonight's speeches. the big-name speakers highlight divisions among rival republicans whose only living presidents and previous nominees skipped the convention all together. earlier today, both the president and the vice president took dead aim at the republican nominee, donald trump. >> basic knowledge about the world, or what a nuclear triad is, or where various countries are, or the difference between sunni and shi,ia, in the muslim world, these

so is the tension, after all charges against police officers there are droppedhe freddie gray case.e'll go there live, next. >>> this is the media center here at the democratic convention. as we did in the republican convention, we'll take you over to twitter. a lot of you use twitter and we do, too. so we'll go over to the twit ernest and find our friend, adam sharp. good to see you. let's talk data. today night. >> today night, bill clinton, the headline speaker. two of the three most talked about moments of the night were bill clinton. number three, meryl streep. hillary clinton came on after primetime. a lot of folks turned tvs off. >> so what's this? >> the bill clinton speech, tweets per minute, we saw it build. with every one of the sound bites, talking about meeting his wife, talking about her as a changemaker, and building to a big finish, amplifying the conversation. >> what are these yellow dots? >> these are the other nominees. donald trump live tweeting the speech, responding in realtime, bringing his following into the conversation and lifting the volume along with it.

he's one of the six officers ofs charged in the death ofge freddie gray. e rice is charged withd manslaughter reckless endangerment and misconduct inui the death of freddie gray.ra now during the trial defense lawyers say gray was uncooperative and p tartially p injured himself contributingtr to his death.th. >> police body cam video isam vo said to be released today an incident involvingng university of marylandty students at a graduation partynp in pavement the incident wasente captured on cell phonent video.o all charges have been droppedave against the two people arrestdpd that night.thight university police chief saysehis there's no question that theat e officers used excessive force.oe he's ordered a review of the use of force procedures.dures. >>> also happening today, anpe announcement about the futureure of laurel regional hospital.pit. officials there will hold ath presers conference to revealevea their plans to modernize healthcare delivery at thatathat facility. that's at noon at the laurel lau municipal center. officials scheduled to attend in

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. >>> and dropping all charges for all remaining police officers awaiting trial on the death of freddie gray. a stunning end in a tragedy plunged the city of baltimore into turmoil. "nightly news" begins right now. >> from the democratic nation the convention, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from philadelphia. >> good evening. donald trump's attempt to steal away some of the spotlight with the democrats and convention may have backfired today. sparked controversy when at a news conference in florida he looked into tv cameras and invited a foreign power to cyber snoop on hillary clinton and expose her e-mails. tonight the clinton campaign is accusing trump of encouraging foreign espionage. it was neatly into the team as president obama prepares toed a stress the convention about the gravity of being commander in chief. ka katy tur has details. >> reporter: donald trump sending shock waves around the world ensuring a foreign government to hack into hillary clinton's e-mail. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are

freddie gray should not have died in custody with those police., we have a prosecutor who should not also be so renegade as to go after the cops and one after another get a not guilty verdict from a judge and continue to stand up today and act like she was right. >> truly amazing. and, remember, greta, this was an african-american judge. and he was very good and he was very brave and courageous in making his decisions. >> katie, i will give you the last word on this. >> he will with, ted is right. you can't use this case to say that there was anything that was pro-white, anti-black lives matter. the reality is you had an african-american judge. had you african-american defendants and had you white defendants. and in the end the law prevailed. not marilyn mosby's inflammatory rhetoric but the law prevailed in these cases. >> well, i hope she is investigated to see how she did this because she did a huge disservice that community coming out and becoming a celebrity and fanning the flames and doing all she did. and now today not even having the coura

the death of freddie gray. maureen: brian rice was the highest ranked baltimore police officer to face charges and today he was cleared for each one of them. leon: gray died after suffering a spinal injury in the back of a transport van. brad bell is live with what it means for the other officers facing trial. brad? brad: that is a big question. we are hearing calls for state attorney to drop charges against the remaining officers, even as some are crying out for justice for freddie gray. for the third straight case, judge williams finds police officer charged in the death of freddie gray not guilty on all counts. ruling that the state failed to prove that lieutenant rice committed a crime in arrest and transport of gray april 2015. the verdict is no surprise. city police officers union pleased with the acquittal and demanded the charges be dropped against the remaining three officers facing trial. >> the state said that they gave orders that led to gray's broken neck. the judge had discretion to act. this is t

another officer is on trial in the death of freddie gray.will explain why this case already is starting to feel like the others. and donald trump is back in and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >>> some breaking political it appears a virginia delegate may not have to cast his ballot for donald trump at the republican convention next week. a judge has ruled in favor of beau corell. this will not necessarily impact the convention because rnc rules still require delegates to vote for the primary winner on the first ballot. >>> donald trump is in virginia today. he told the virginia beach audi

the verdicts are coming in one of the trials for the death ofth freddie gray. standing by. what have we learned? >> reporter: guys we'll bring wg the to you as we know it so far two not guilty verdicts on involuntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment.get there's still a misconduct in in office charge that we'ree're awaiting the verdict on but sons far two of the three charges against lieutenant brian rice not guilty. guilt we can show you video tape i ta believe of brine rice arrivingrn at about 9:30 this morning. judge barry williams is issuing announcing his verdicts upstaira in the courthouse here.er there's a fox news producer there who we are in are i communication with and judge williams apparently is telling the court, you know, thehe reasoning behind his verdicts so far. so just to bring what we know so far, again, not guilty for involuntary manslaughter, notten guilty on reckless endanger. ean a few protesters out there.he lot media. med. three of the other officers whos were charged in this case in the courtroom right now. now. officers edward ne

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" news morning a law professor wants members of baltimore city prosecutors office barred over the freddie gray case. >> and the winner got a little bit longer for game of thrones plan is and a live look outside the region. time now 4:38, temperature 30 degrees and back in a back now at 4:40 here will the stories you're engaging with most on social media with the news time tracker. pretesters creatd major backups during rush hour i-95 south of rich mopped and black lives matter activist blocked portions of the interstate and briefly occupied all southbound travel lanes bringing traffic it a stand still. 13 people were arrested after they refused to exitet highway. >> baltimore prosecutors in freddie gray case are feeling pressure for disbarment after legal analysts criticized their handling of the case saying prosecutors should drop charges against all three remaining officers and one analyst law professor at george washington plans to file it today calling for disbarment. the most senior officer was acquitted for his role in at rest. >> and timely it will be a long winter for game of thro

more details when we come back. ♪ >>> the highest ranking of six officers charged in the freddie grayase is a free man. a judge cleared him ofville charges today making him the fourth officer acquitted in the case. now all the while the country's law enforcement and race relations has taken center stage in our nation. fox's doug mckelway is in washington, d.c. with the story. >> reporter: baltimore police lieutenant brian rice not guilty on all counts against him in the death of freddie gray. rice is the highest ranking of six officers charged in the case. the three earlier trials in the case ended with acquittals an mistrial. arthur johnson says baltimore states attorney marilyn mose b bee's efforts so far have been ineffective. >> i commend miss moseby for putting her career on the line and charging these officers. i mean she took the ball but dropped it. >> attorney warren brown says the verdict of a product of a rush to judgment. >> it's clearly the result of a rushed prosecution. >> reporter: sunday three police officers were killed and three others wounded in aing at a in baton

freddie gray was arrested on april 12.cutors say that it was during his transportation in a police van, shackled and handcuffed but unsecured, that his neck was broken. shortly after, the state attorney marilyn mosby announced a slew of charges against 6 officers ranging from second-degree murder to assault. after 3 acquittals in one mistrial, she says that her office had to drop the remaining prosecutions. >> as a mother, as a mother, the decision not to proceed on the trials on the remaining trials is agonizing. as a chief prosecutor elected by the citizens of baltimore i must consider the dismal likelihood of conviction. gary: the family has settled a civil case with the police department and are facing the facts that no one will be punished. the officers involved said the death was an accident. they welcomed the decision to drop the remaining charges. >> we are pleased the criminal charges against officers miller, porter, sergeant white have the dismissed. justice has been done. gary: this is one case. it will serve to

now the highest ranking officer to be acquitted in freddie gray suffered a fatal spinal injury in police custody last year. six officers were charged, two have yet to be tried, one of the cases resulted in mistrial. >>> at the white house today, president obama awarded the medal of honor to a hero chopper pilot from the vietnam war. retired army lieutenant colonel charles kettles is credited with saving the lives of 44 u.s. troops during a 1967 ambush, including eight soldiers that couldn't reach the