there was a general order that has already been presented by the baltimore city police chief toe allf his evtire force that, from this point forward, the detainees, prisoners, they must be seat-belted, they cannot be lying face down when the floor of the van -- on the floor of the van, handcuffed and shackled. last thing, a definitely change is if a prisoner asks for a medic, the officers must at least get a medic, a paralegal or have the person sent to the hospital. >> sreenivasan: any impact on ms. mosby's career? >> she's a political public servant. she's elected. she just started in january of 2015 before these cases, and, so, it's too early to say what will happen with her career. i mean, she definitely has a very promising career, and i would hope that the citizens of baltimore would not judge her by the actions of what happened in these cases because just bringing the cases, hari, is going to bring about some change in baltimore city policing. >> sreenivasan: all right, debby hines, thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you, hari. >> sreenivasan: nasa is trying to f

the breaking news and new reaction this hour after baltimore city prosecutors drop all charges gins against the remain iing police officers yeto be tried in the death of fred gi gray. stephanie raulings blake will be here this hour. but we begin with donald trump clarifying comments made during a news conference in florida while speaking to reporters he called upon russia to hack and release hillary clinton's e-mails. trump then doubling down by putting out this tweet. if russia or any other kocountr or person has hillary clinton's 33,000 illegally deleted e-mails, perhaps they should share them with the fub. >> but it is russia, it's bad for a different reason. it shows how little respect they have for our country. when they u would hack into a major party and get everything. but it would be interesting to see. i will tell you this. russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e e-mails that are missing. >> truch appears to be adjusting this message. we have reporters covering all the angle ls. want to start with californkaty miami. you were there for this. you were i

coming up, oklahoma city's mayor >> wants them. baltimore's mayor is getting them. what's the secret to attracting the young? then, from moon landing to moon shot. vice president joe biden on his. fernando: do young people want ? toall your city home replace infrastructure, improve police practices, and build new engines of growth. when the u.s. conference of , they asked the candidates to speak directly to the present of democrat nominee and gary johnson both accepted the group invitation to speak. donald trump declined the invitation. jessica sat down with two big city mayors to talk about the battle to keep ameris cities growing. >> thanks fernando, that's right. i'm in indianapolis with two mayors with pretty high profile roles here. stephanie rawlings blake the , mayor of baltimore, and mayor cornett of oklahoma city. thank you all so much for sitting down with us. >> thank you. >> pleasure. >> so stephanie rawlings-blake you are the outgoing president for the us conference of mayors. mayor cornett you are the incoming chair. any advice as he takes over the rein

. >> baltimore city leaders are urging patients after another cop was acquitted in the death of freddie gray. a judge ruled that prosecutors did not prove that they willfully allowed gray to be injured. three other officers have been acquitted. a fourth cop's trial ended in a mistile. >> in germany, an attack raising questions about refugees in europe. police say a 17-year-old afghan migrant armed wounded four passengers. he was shot and killed by police. the victims were family from hong kong. three were seriously hurt. the attacker east moti's motive known. >> the cliff creek fire has destroyed 22 00 acres in a national forest. residents of the area have been ordered to evacuate, and the forest has requested help fighting the fire. only one structure has been destroyed so far, but the heavy smoke is causing a health hazard. >> a driver launched his truck as well as his boat. police in halake wood said he didn't set his parking brake. it rolled back into the water. boat launch failure. >> oh, no. also on the water, a paddle boarder in half-moon bay got a close look at a whale. >> okay,

amy: i want to go back to baltimore city states attorney marilyn mosby.aid there is an inherent bias as a direct result of one police police themselves. there were individual police officers that were witnesses to the case, you were part of the investigative team. interrogations conducted without asking the most poignant questions, lead detectives and clearly uncooperative and cited a counter investigation to disprove the state's case by not executing search warrants pertaining to text messages among the police officers involved in the case, creating videos to disprove the state's case without our knowledge, creating notes that were drafted after the case was launched to contradict the medical examiner's conclusions. turning these notes over to defense attorneys months prior to turning them over to the state and yet doing it in the middle of trial. whether investigating, interrogating, testifying, cooperating, or even complying with the state, it'll bore witness to an inherent bias that is a direct result of one police popolice themselves. amy: that is th

. >> the baltimore city state's attorney's office had an opportunity to do an in depth investigation and they did nothing. >> an independent administrative investigation will now be conducted by two law enforcement violated policy. >> 70 demonstrators have been arrested as police cleared the area. demonstrators have been camping outside since a black man was shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic stop. his girlfriend live streamed the aftermath of the shooting. the naacp accused police of a she of military force against for more details on the state's crackdown on copycat assault weapons. he sent a directive telling gun stores to stop selling those weapons leading to long lines and high demand. the ban is unclear and could prohibit the sale of many more guns that are legal by massachusetts law. a spokesperson says she was surprised by the governor's action given previous discussions about the issue. >> police say two officers did i regulations by taking a gun turned into the department during a buyback program. they have been on paid leave dur the internal investigation

. >> coming up on "fox" 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

you see the podium sitting up in the city of baltimore.state's attorney marilyn mosby scheduled to speak i think in about half an hour from now. she'll try to explain why all the remaining charges against these officers charged with the death of freddie gray have now been dropped. some might say it's a colossal failure for marilyn mosby but she'll put it in her terms we think in just about a half hour. we'll take you back to baltimore live when that happens. >>> we've heard a lot about russia and the accusations around the dnc e-mail hack. not only is the fbi looking into whether russia was involved, many people feel trump played a role into it too. president obama's response to that rumor, anything's possible. cnn's barbara starr at the pentagon with more on this. >> right off the top, the trump campaign says they had no involvement in any of this activity, but u.s. officials are telling cnn there is every reason to believe, little reason to doubt, strong evidence, all of those words, that the hacking into the democratic national committe

efforts and i think it started for me almost 20 years ago at my first job at legal aid was in baltimore city and i was representing kids in the baltimore foster care system. i had a huge caseload. my first day in court i represented 16 children in an afternoon. honestly, i still feel guilt from that time because i feel like i could have, should have done more for those kids. i was awakened to what foster kids were going through in the system. what they're going through before they came in the system and how hard it was when the h out of care. the stats are lined up against foster children who suffer from ptsd at twice the level of iraq war veterans. this was alarming to me when i realize that the very agencies that exist to serve the best interests of foster care children were actually finding a way to use those children as a source of funds. finding a way to seek out disability or survivor benefits, take control of those monies as a representative payee in a fiduciary capacity and divert that to state coffers. i started doing work as well with low income families and child support issues, i

. >>> baltimore city leaders are urging patience this morning after another cop was acquitted in connectionith the death of freddie gray. gray suffered a fatal spinal injury while riding in the back of a police van last year sparking riots around the city but a judge ruled that prosecutors did not prove that lieutenant brian rice willfully allowed gray to be injured. three other officers have already been acquitted in the case. a fourth cop's trial ended in a mistrial. >>> an ax attack on board a girlen train may have been inspired by isis. german officials say a hand painted isis flag was found in the room of the attacker. a 17-year-old afghan refugee. five people were injured in the attack including a family of four from hong kong. the attacker attempted to flee but was shot and killed by police. some said the teen shouted god is great in arabic during the attack. the incident is sure to raise more debate about refugees in europe. germany has admitted nearly a million in the past year. >>> the college student from california killed in last week's terror attack in france is being remembere

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brian rice will baltimore city court house for his first day of trial. on tuesday, he opted to have a trial by judge, the same drudge -- the same judge that acquitted his colleagues, edward nero and caesar goodson. denied a motion to dismiss the indictment. rice faces several charges, voluntary manslaughter. officer goodson faces the most serious charges. a number of legal experts have stated that goodson's june acquittal could set the tone for rice and the other officers still awaiting trial. one analyst saying, "it does not bode well for the prosecution." we will continue to monitor the story. i am kevin lewis for "good morning washington." ofry: we are staying on top every new development in both of these breaking stories. we have the latest on air and on our website at wjla.com. breaking this morning as house destroyed after an overnight fire in fairfax county. autria: fire crews were called out to the lake barcroft area after a house went up in flames. suzanne kennedy is live on the scene this morning with the latest. suzanne: the fairfax county fir

brad: just in the last couple of hours or so the head of the baltimore city police officers union called a press conference to say the state attorney needs to drop the malicious prosecution of the other officers. the union claiming there is no evidence. what we saw today, as the heavy winds come into town here, what we saw today was that the judge is agreeing with the f.o.p. that there is not much of a lieutenant brian rice was the bicycle officer who first spotted freddie gray on the street of west baltimore. he initiated a pursuit after they made eye contact and gray took off running. rice called for additional officers to help make the arrest. he gave the orders to shackle gray's legs and loaded him face down on the floor of a police transport van choosing not to seat belt him to the bench. for that reason, prosecutors argue he caused the subment death of gray from a tunnellable in the back of the van. judge barry williams rejecting that claim saying just as he did in two prior acquittal of the officers charged in the case indicate that an error in judgment is not a criminal offense.

police body cameras caught the moment the man crashed into a baltimore city police cruiser. the driver tells the officer he was playing pokemon go. he sideswiped a car on monday morning. nobody was hurt here. police say the driver will face charges for distracted driving and a lot of dirty looks. >> how many more incidents before we stop saying that. it's going to happen eventually. >> it's all fun and games until somebody gets eaten by a lion. >> yeah. >>> fairfax county is trying to prevent these accidents from happening on its roads. they're hosting an all day pokemon event. this should get the game out of your system if you're really molette green has more on this 12-hour marathon. >> reporter: oh, my goodness, i've learned so much about pokemon go. i never want to learn anything else after today about this game. one thing i can tell you for sure, i'm no good at it. the kids in this county love it. this craze has exploded here. i figured out today in my research that this fountain which is an honor to fallen officers is a key pokemon stop here where you can get your ball

they talk about police targeting blacks and say baltimore city. but they never mention why crime is so high and there are so many cops involved it has been run by liberals since 1939, monopolistly, no one wanted to talk about, that their policies are causing a lot of it, we should have a conversation about process for civilian complaints if they feel they have been targeted by unnecessary police action, but claims there is rampant hunting of black males by cops is irresponsible and untrue. deirdre: daniel, thank you. >> former nypd officer and former secret service agent. >> last week on capitol hill. congressman -- posed this question to fbi. >> did fbi investigate her statements under oath on this topic? >> not to my knowledge, i don't know there has been a referral from congress. deirdre: house republicans now requesting a perjury investigation to hillary clinton's testimony under oath on subject of her private e-mail server, a member of oversight committee is with me next. ♪ before it became a medicine, it was an idea. a wild "what-if." so sci

where 59- year-old renowned space policy economist was stabbed to death while walking her dogs, baltimore cityice put on a show of force looking for clues but no suspect has been named not even a description. colleagues from the dc-based think tank are stunned and this neighborhood of john hopkins university there is fear. i will be here back to introduce you to a 72-year-old woman who was speaking about buying a gun. >>> let's take a trip to the campaign trail. tweets from hillary clinton, donald trump supports the veterans but he has taken advantage of them, time and time again. from donald trump, the media is soho it to make it sound that at foolish, they think the public is stupid. >>> landscapers volunteering for the renewal and remembrance project at arlington national cemetery. >> how they are getting back. >> reporter: the grounds at arlington national cemetery well taken care of, a full-time crew makes sure of that. that won't stop these volunteers from helping. >> we are spreading some phosphorus. doing some tree trimming. just the little things we can do to help out. >> more than 40

. >> so let's move on to your city of baltimore. i was just in baltimore last month doing a story on some of the great things that are happening there. also, though, it is a challenged city, when you talk about the unemployment rate, when you talk about the unemployment rate for young black men in particular. donald trump addressed your city of baltimore on thursday night as well. let's play that. >> every action i take, i will ask myself, does this make better for young americans in baltimore, in chicago, in detroit, in ferguson, who have really in every way, folks, the same right to live out their dreams as any other child in america? any other child. >> what does the city of baltimore, mayor, need from a president trump or a president clinton? >> well, i'll say from any president, we need an optimistic executive. and the vision that he has of baltimore and other challenged cities are not the cities that we know. you have to do more than dump on a city or to spotlight the negative things to try to boost yourself up in order to be

. >> reporter: today the baltimore city fraternal order of police and with all six officers an attorneys standing behind responded. >> the baltimore state's attorney office had an opportunity to do an in depth investigation and they did not. >> the baltimore fraternal order of police say all but two officers are already back to work and the remaining two should be returning to work shortly. ray raimundi, abc 7 news. >>> the man who attempted to assassin ate ronald reagan will be allowed to leave a mental hospital and live with his mother. the ruling on john hinckley jr. comes 35 years after he shot and wounded president reagan and james brady outside of a washington hotel. hinckley was found not guilty by reason of in sanity. doctors have said for years that the now 61-year-old is no longer plagued by the mental illness that drove him to shoot reagan. >>> the suspect in the mass stabbing attack at a facility for the disabled in japan is asking to be judged innocent on grounds of insanity. police transferred the man to the prosecution office today. the 26-year-old made the plea in a lette

and heightened tensions around the nation in recent weeks, have city leaders in baltimore on edge. john gonzalez is live in baltimore. good morning john. the popular new online game, "pokemon go" is working again.. saturday. it happened on the heels of the game's european expansion. the app's maker added 26 more countries to a list that already included the u.s., u.k, and germany. saturday's outage left fans frustrated. a hacking group known as "poodlecorp" claimed responsibility for taking down the "pokemon go" servers. but that claim has not been verified. time now for weather at 90+ in d.c. we'll catch today marks our 16th day at 90+ in d.c. we'll catch a brief cool-down' wednesday before another, even hotter, airmass moves in next weekend with highs near 100 degrees! highs will soar into the upper 90s this afternoon around 100 degrees. a few storms are possible this afternoon and early evening. storms will likely start over western md shortly after lunchtime. some of these storms may be on the strong to severe side. storms will move east, into the d.c. area, between 4-7pm. a st

five of the officers have also filed suit against baltimore city state's attorney marilyn mosby, alleging defamation and unlawful arrest. meanwhile, the man who recorded eric garner's death is suing new york city for $10 million. ramsey orta says he was arrested on trumped-up drug charges as payback for filming the arrest and death of eric garner, who died on july 17, 2014. under a plea deal, orta is slated to serve years in jail -- four making him the only person at the scene of eric garner's killing who will serve jail time. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence is scheduled to address the american legislative exchange council's annual conference today. alec is a right-wing group that proposes legislative language that is then used by lawmakers. more than 100 protesters gathered outside the conference on wednesday. imprisoned army whistleblower chelsea manning faces new charges after she tried to take -- commit suicide on july 5. the army told manning yesterday she is being investigated on charges that include having prohibited property in her cell and resisting being moved ou

gray case, the chief of police is saying if someone like freddie gray or any other prisoner in baltimore city requests a medic, the baltimore police must take the prisoner to the hospital. >> brown: whether there are convictions or not. >> exactly. >> brown: debbie hines, lawrence brown, thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: next, how much emphasis should we put on reading and other subjects in the earliest years of school and pre-school? some say that crucial development through playtime is getting lost in the shuffle for the very youngest students. special correspondent cat wise has the story for our weekly series on education, "making the grade." >> let's go liam, yeah, let's go karen. >> reporter: at ages three, four, and five most children want to play pretend. >> this is our babies. >> reporter: but in today's world of high-stakes academic testing, some preschool teachers feel pressure to put away the baby dolls and pick up the school books. >> i've been teaching for 25 years, and i've seen a big change. so you're pretending to be the sister? and you're pretending to go o

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. >> i actually live in baltimore city. i was so proud to see stephanie rawlings blake is the gavel down for this exciting convention. i think it shows that we're moving forward with the community in strengths, just like we do in baltimore. amy: can you talk about the controversy around debbie wasserman schultz, the e-mails that came out, 20,000 of them, and how it suggested that the dnc was clearly on the side of the hillary clinton, no matter who you support? isi would say that what interesting is that in that debate or in that discussion, no one is talking about the fact that bernie never identified himself as a democrat until he decided to run for president. so that is all i have to say on it. it is over. let's move forward. -- bernie]hanting amy: the chair of the democratic national committee is trying to speak. people are booing. people are chanting hillary. there is chaos in the california delegation. >> my name is mark maloof, and i bernie sandersor and congressional district five in california. the reason why we ar

today baltimore's city state attorney marilyn moseby defended her decision to charge the officers. >> no matter how much we may disagree with his rulings, we do not believe that freddie gray killed himself. >> whoo! >> that's right. >> we stand by the medical examiner's determination that freddie gray's death was a homicide. as a mother, as a mother, the decision not to proceed on these trials on the remaining trials is agonizing. >> three other officers previously tried in the case were acquitted and bench trials. baltimore's fraternal order of police president says justice has been done. all right. let's head back to iain and lucy at the wells fargo center. guys? >> all right, thank you very much, dawn. talk to you soon. >>> politics of course is a big topic. but some local children aren't intimidated about jumping into the fray. how families are using the dnc to educate their little ones. >>> good size boa constrictor on the loose and probably getting a little hungry. where local police are warning you to be on the look out. >> here's another live look into the wells fargo center.

. >> justine: baltimore city attorney we elected we halt all prosecutions against police officers and the death of a pretty great. >> grant: the stunning announcement comes more than one year after great died of injuries he suffered in the back of a police van. his death brought what more is worst riots in that case and promises of justice for his family. catherine heenan is here to tell us what happened today. >> catherine: prosecutor maryland mosby, was criticized when she bypass a grand jury and filed charges against the opposite last year. the day she vented her frustration at what she said, did to judicial sabotage by a baltimore police. >> there was a reluctance and an obvious bias, that was consistently and the blood by not by the entire police department, but by the individuals within the baltimore police department at every state of the investigation. >> catherine: freddie great unrest was reported in video his bail injuries were not. --freddie gray >> catherine: after being picked up for allegedly wielding a knife he was put in the back of a police van in handcuffs but was w

the breaking news and new reaction this hour after baltimore city prosecutors drop all charges gins againsteto be tried in the death of fred gi gray. stephanie raulings blake will be here this hour. but we begin with donald trump clarifying comments made during a news conference in florida while speaking to reporters he called upon russia to hack and release hillary clinton's e-mails. trump then doubling down by putting out this tweet. if russia or any other kocountr p

advocacy efforts and i think it started for me almost 20 years ago my first job at legal aid was in baltimore city. i represented kids in the foster care system. my first day in court i represented about 16 children in an afternoon. so honestly i still feel some guilt from that time and i feel like i should have done more. but i was awakened to what foster kids were going through in the system and what they were going through before they came into the system and how hard it is for them when they age out of care. in the stats are really lined up against foster children. this was alarming to me when i realized that the very agencies that exist to have foster care children was trying to find the way. finding a way to seek out disability or survivor benefits and take control of those monies as a representative payee and then get those funds. i then started doing some work as well with low income families in child support issues including representing fathers which was eye-opening to me with the difficulties as well. they were stationed not only with the survivor benefits from children for taking child

e >> coming up on fox news morning black lives matterg blac activists and baltimore city public schoolloyee d rayy mckesson is >> caught on camera.onamer a man appears to pour sugarr s into the gas tank of a d.c. police car. car >> time right now is 5:07 and 5 it is a very nice 73 degrees outside.outs okay, a little cameo for you.r y >> word up on a monday.up mon >> word up on a monday for real, yo'. y back after this with more fox news morning. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> fairfax county police are looking for the person orfor e r persons firing gun shots at a townhouse in herndon. hnd the same residence on monaghanon drive has been hit twice overbet the past week. the first incident happened hap last tuesday.sd seven-year-old girl suffered a-u minor injury when she was hit ws by flying glass. g more gunfire hit the house t h then friday night. nht no one was hurt in that shooting but police don't know'o if this is random or if o someone is actually targeting ti the gloam a man facing chargesie after witnesses spotted him vandalizing a police cruiser saturday on mount pleasantay street in northwest.

. >>> annapolis, the navy go hand in all be about baltimore, the city will host maryland's first fleet week and air show in october, a dozen navy ships will line the harbor and the blue angels will be back to delight the crowd. expected to draw a half million visitors to baltimore, the celebration kicks off october 10, best of all, all free. >>> slamming on the breaks, traffic jacks for no apparent reason and a lot of 4-letter word s, not from anybody around here, driving around dc isn't easy but we reported wallet hub ranked it as the worst city for drivers. cbs's jamie takes a look at how often frustrations boil over. >> after an argument, a driver in florida ran over joe on his motorcycle, breaking his leg. >> i think people need to understand the depth of their actions. >> in colorado, police say a motorcyclist shot at a couple's car after being cut off. many drivers say they see road rage the wheel. >> creates a lot of hectic and hazardous situations for other drivers. >> in a new survey from aaa, nearly 8 in 10 u.s. drivers reported engaging in angry and aggressive behaviors over

i teach baltimore city college. i see some city alum. i'm also an adviser for your student organization which is students organizing in multitie cultural -- open society -- thank you. she's in it. so, what i wanted to hear about was how could the school system have better supported you? what do you think school should be doing? this is happening in our communities: our students are being affected. what is the role that you see in schools in this and how can we be there for our students? >> well, first of all, when i was growing up, i had no sort of education when it came to n immigration, and our immigration system, and just learning about it or having it be part of the curriculum would be very helpful. think that new programs need to be in place, like the program that you were talking about earlier, which is -- they -- >> the reunification curriculum. >> are so helpful. i think having an open conversation about and it teaching your students and also like i said, when changing the language and the culture, it's like knowing that we don't

dysfunction and corruption, high crime and poor education and underemployment for generations in the city of baltimore provide opportunities for poor people. black, brown and working class whites for dignity and respect. particularly when we consider the residents involved in the uprising last april described by the city's mayor and by the baltimore residents from the realities. people without respect for their own communities. they provided an opportunity for baltimore and for all walks of life and backgrounds so poverty and other cities across the country if not the globe. finally, it is with pride by dear friend and colleague who devoted a good portion to the complexities black urban life in the united states but just as importantly someone that is personally committed to the quality of the purpose in his daily life. i hope it will be an engaging and provocative talk into tonight's discussion will encourage you to buy his works and begin to think individually and collectively how people in the establishment have treated the source of the problems rather than the source of the solutions. [applause]

and so i have a picture on the bottom here taken by your own baltimore photographer devon allen, a young man in the city who has done a great deal to bring world attention to what's been going on in baltimore and around the united states. and this is a period in which the ghetto is not just about housing inequality, right? it's not -- it's partly about that. it's not simply about segregation. but the ghetto is also a phenomenon of control. and this is by no means to make comparisons and to say, oh, well, you know, the black ghettos of today are like the nazi ghettos. to the contrary. they are not. but the word encompasses both flourishing and control, and we're at a moment in history, in american history where we need to recognize the significance of the word ghetto for understanding the times of control in which we're living today. so for the black ghetto today, i feel as though more holocaust and more recognition of the intellectual context in which, and the historical context in which african-american intellectuals and african-americans in general took up that word in the 1940s. thank you. [applause]

satellite e for research at the dc-based think tank resource for the future. >> she loved the city of baltimore. >> her colleagues are crushed. >> she took in abandoned animals and she had that sort of sense of just kindness. >> disbelief, shock. justin not even thinking it was real. and then horrified. and feeling so much pain for her. for the way it happened. >> reporter: people who knew her are struggling with their emotions today. and throughout the weekend, right now police have no suspect and no description and no video this is a challenge to say the least for investigators. the city that macauley loved claimed her life at age 59. reporting live from roland parks >> macauley was single after being widowed, no children but she was in a long-term relationship.>>> dc police canvassing the bloomingdale neighborhood handing out flyers with the hope they will lead to the arrest of a murder of a democratic committee worker. seth rich was shot to death early sunday morning. the murder may be connected to other recent robberies in the neighborhood.>> it is scary, i want something to be done. so fa

outside baltimore city hall with the prosecution's defiant statement. good morning, jeff skblnchts fo. >> reporter: good morning. this city's top prosecutor was unapologetic as she tried to explain why these trials aren't going forward. >> the judge who is within his right has made it clear that he doesn't agree with the state's theory of the case. >> reporter: baltimore's prosecutor, marlin mosley, called the likelihood they would be convicted in the death of freddie gray, but defended her decision to prosecute. >> we do not believe he killed himself. >> reporter: baltimore's mayor agreed with the decision. >> she is an officer, she has to look at the case and make a decision. >> reporter: in april of last year, gray was arrested, handcuffed and placed in a police van without being buckled into his seat. the 25-year-old suffered severe spinal cord injuries while being transported to jail. he died a week later. after his funeral, several days of protests and riots erupted in the city. six officers from charged in connection with gray's death. a mistrial

baltimore. and he was like, my city needs to be there. led up and said whatever they had to do to get baltimore on the weather. he is always thinking like that. always thinking about the brand. not only of his company but the city where the company is based. they are very much and wind for him. -- they are very much and twined for him. carol: quickly, the company has been around 20 years. is this a step for the next 20 years in the company? rachel: yes, i think they are thinking about how they can beat nike. and they are thinking big. carol: in this week's etc. section, we got a handy guide to happy hour areas. bret: there are a ton of things you can do with your coworkers, your family, by yourself. if you give it a little bit of thought, you can plan some pretty fun stuff. i mean there are concert series , all over the country. there is a great one in brooklyn and a great one in millennium park, actually in chicago as well. sipping events of you want to have a little alcohol. you can go to houston and watch 250,000 bats fly. it is somethi

we can look at the city of baltimore when we see the riots and burning down your own community.e perspective of all lives matter. as law enforcement, all lives do matter. and rudy is saying that. and, you know, we're going to talk about, you know, black lives matter, we should be talking about how everyone's life matters. clip you play in the very beginning of shooter in dallas, his dad, if you have children, whether we agree with what he did or not, there's a father who is heartbroken right now for what his son did. and you can take that man and translate him into the families of the police officers, the families of the individuals that were shot in louisiana and minnesota, or anyone who has had a child that was murdered. you know, we've had dozens and dozens of children in the city of chicago under the age of 12 years old that were murdered, and we're not talking about that. >> mayor giuliani was saying black lives matter only cares when the black life that's taken is taken by a white police officer. that was his point. go ahead. okay. in the back, go ahead, pastor mark burns.

. >> the family received a $6.4 million settlement from the city of baltimore. >> summerville police union plans to protest tomorrow night over this black lives matter banner hanging on city hall. the mayor says he supports police but the banner will stay to promote racial equality throughout the city. the police union calls the banner's message disrespectful. however, police chief has supported the banner. >> new at 4:30, an investigation clears an everett police officer in a back in april, the 48-year-old was harassing people on broadway. when police got to the scene the suspect called a knife and refused an order to drop it. the officer fired killing him. the investigation concludes the officer was justified in the use of deadly force, and that there was no criminal conduct involved. >> boston police are investigating a triple shooting. at least one of the victims has life-threatening injuries. the shooting happened overnight. >> the man who attempted to assassinate ronald reagan 35 years ago is set to be a free man. the the judge says john hinckley jr. is no longer a danger to him

plus, do young people want to call your city home? >> baltimore is one of the top 10 destinations. what's the big draw? >> then, why is this star spangled moment is getting millions of views? fernando: hello, welcome to matter of fact.

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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 missing. >> trump initially asked about e-mails leaked from the democratic pa

then he sued the city of baltimore saying they violated his fifth amendment right. they had taken his property, the value of his property without any legal proceeding. this case went up to the supreme court. the supreme court ruled that it was not much difficulty. they said that the fifth amendment and the other amendments contained no expression indicating an expression to apply them to state governments. the first amendments applied to the federal government, they do not apply to the states. the fifth amendment appeared in a very important decision in 1857. this was the dread scott decision where chief justice tau knee ruled that property cannot be taken without due process of law. therefore, a slave owner can take his slave into any territory of the united states. the missouri compromise, which forbidden taking slaves into the northern part of the louisiana territory was unconstitutional. that's not a very auspicious appearance of the fifth amendment in the constitutional history. thn in 1868 after the civil war, the 14th amendment was passed. and here things ban

. >>> maryland democratic congressman elijah cummings is with us now from baltimore. his cityr young black man, his name was freddie gray, died of injuries he received in police custody. congressman, thank you for joining us. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i heard you say yesterday, we don't have time to turn against each other. we have to turn towards each other. we just heard the president say we all need to listen to each other. can the country listen and hear at this particular time at this moment? >> i don't think we have a choice. i think we are at a very critical moment in this country's history. and with what is going on, with people -- everybody's upset and concerned, but i think we need to try to do what newt gingrich said he's been trying to do. that is he said as a white man he tried to put himself -- it's very difficult, in the place of african-americans and african-american men like me, i'm 65 years old, i know what it feels like to every time you get in your car to worry about being harassed by the police. even now as a congressman. but at the same tim