in richmond >> pam moore: the national guard has been activated to patrol in keep the peace in baltimore mdioting. the very latest detail the coming of kron 4 news at 6. >> pam moore: now at 6:00 there is breaking news a state of emergency in baltimore is an attack at the demands for justice turn to violence in the streets now the national guard is stepping in good evening everybody i am pam moore the city is on its tonight baltimore's mayor is asking for calm after so-called cubs hurled bricks and rocks at police and ransacks several businesses. now the mayor is imposing all week long curfew to help keep the peace. catherine heenan is tracking the developments. >> catherine heenan: this is the lone ugly and by alan day and it is far from over you're looking at a cvs pharmacy that is burning. school has been cancelled. is just one of the examples of the extent of property damage. the store one of many businesses that were luted today. bed and when it was emptied it was set on fire firefighters say that as they try to get close to the seen their trucks were pelted with rocks and bricks balti

. >> baltimore, md. tom: with a line stretching around the block. >> if the city feels busy, it is. tom: this is the busiest time of year for tourism . >> is the perfect storm between easter holiday and the meetings and conventions and regular visitation. tom: the week before and after easter bring a slew of families with children on spring break. last april when easter was on the 20th, hotels were at 80% occupancy, the highest of the year. hotel rates last march and april average $235 per night, second only to convention-heavy october. if you think this weekend the crowds will die down because the spring break people are leaving think again. the grounds will continue, and the reason is these guys are about to bloom. the cherry blossom parade is saturday, and in a stroke of luck the blossom peak is supposed to happen between then and early next week. for locals, that means downtown traffic worse than normal will stay that way at least another week. but some don't mind. >> i see a lot of families, and i like that. i like to see people coming together. tom: tom roussey, abc 7 news. ki

>>darya: that are breaking news coverage this morning of the day after the riots and baltimore md.esterday happen after the funeral services for freddie gray who die from a severe spinal cord injury on the police custody police said a majority of the processes have been teenagers and one of them are writer got a lesson from his mother she did not like a participating and look at what happened someone was shooting a self on video and looks like she was slapping her child a chance to come down given him a talking to for being out there among the writers with a black hood over his face and officers applaud her for this action taken away in what to think about what this parent bed you're as to about the protesting on are paid and again there had been no protests this morning everything was quiet and as far as kids the yellow ones are not in school today there is no school in baltimore md. as the continued state of emergency and also under a curfew at night. >>darya: the all england club says the prize money is going to total 40.60 million dollars that is a lot of money organizers say t

. >> we just heard the president taking that anticipated question about what is happening in baltimore, md.. they are going to continue on in a short little bit as the last of that jewel news conference with prime minister from japan, we will monitor that for any other news. there was some news on the economic front but for now we will bring this on to the couch because of what is happening live on the left side of your screen. this is the breaking news since late yesterday as baltimore, looting, we have seen some of their return today. you can see the perimeter lines police have set up, protestors of come out reportedly peaceful that this point but it is described as very tense. your thoughts? >> the president sent a lot of mixed messages in his remark. i know he'll conduct and we feel sorry for the family of the victim in this but i still think we don't know enough and i don't think the president knows enough about what happened and what disturbs me the most is in his remarks, he buried what was really going on here and we have all seen the footage that was all criminality and mayhem las

and officials hope that today's crowd stay calm as they increased tonight in baltimore md.rter: were cooling from westies as a cold front approaches the bay area or cooling from west to the east san jose is looking at 65 livermore is a 71. the gusts of up to 25 mi. an hour for the current wind speeds is 16 mi. an hour and a half moon bay will be breeze the drill late tonight and in tomorrow morning will be areas of patchy fog but it will clear out faster but it will be a cooler start the day up 40 ground and in areas upper 40's low 50s close to the water. >> reporter: a secondary disturbances pushing through a metal make your hair dryer. temperatures will be 25 degrees warmer 72 degrees that will be thursday a big warm up in store '90s emeline eighties around the bay 19-degree temperatures inland a degree temperatures are around the bay 80s and 90s >> pam moore: there is new affirmation over the bitter battle over air conditioners at an east bay school with been telling you about the martinez school board member who supported providing air conditioning to john swede element

rams as part of the group planning to build a new stadium in inglewood >>mark: limits set is a baltimore mda. >>mark: officers involved in his arrest have now been suspended with the have not been forced to give statements members of the committee plan to give a protest until they get an explanation and they say they hope to finish the investigation by may 1st to the concerns of the state attorney's office. >>darya: a father returning home from the military surprises his son during school picture than you have got to see this moment and it was caught on camera the law enforcement officer slams a woman cell from to the ground and rips different are and will surely the video that has long viral. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ have a day to remember. it's easy with a free red velvet cake with a 10 piece meal or larger. >>mark: he grabs a cellphone and slammed into the ground this happened in los angeles county the one across the street recorded best you can see what happened to concede woman who shot the video she was recording is a group of men wearing police last a they're talking in front of home because it woul

md-80s, american, is retiring them to make way for more modern planes. but where do the on their final flights? nbc's tom costello went along for >> reporter: it's the sunday night run, baltimore to dal >> thank you. >> reporter: but what none of these travelers knew b booking thei is that this is the last time this plane will ever carr passengers. >> this is this aircraft's final flight. they are retiring it. >> reporter: after 23 years tail number n-595 is at the end of its life. as american airlines slowly retires what had been the backbone of its fleet. all 370 of its md-80s built by mcdonnell douglas before the fully automated cockpits of today. the kind of plane old-school pilots love to fly >> like an old shoe. they're very comfortable in it. it's such a reliable, just good solid airplane. >> reporter: after passengers departed 595 was off again, headed for its final resting place. on its log books 71,000 hours of flight time. more than 31,000 takeoffs and landings. that means over the course of this plane's life more than 4 million people have flow. it wasn't long before we were on the ground in roswell, new mexico, the dry boneyard for hundreds of planes that have ser