we are learning from the baltimore oriels their game against the white sox is being postponed.s on the schedule tonight but it will not happen. there is no school in session change do is the mass transit system as well and there are police out in force with the national guard. we will be back to leland where there is developments taking place right now. >> reporter: we moved a couple blocks from where we were. now comes a little bit of a standoff as there is a couple dozen riot police taking charge. some folks are cleaning up and some are angry out here. this is the main police command post. you can see this group of protesters converged here. you can see the amount of reinforcements coming in. we have a big group from the law enforcement all over the state. we watched 50 riot police coming off the big bus they have here. a number of guys standing outside. this seems to be where the police decided to begin to make their stand. they are getting worried as the crowds increase on the street school is out, it is getting warmer out here and we wait and see whether the police are wil

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and for the second night in a row the baltimore oriels were forced to can sell a baseball game at camden yards. wednesday's game will be closed to fans, a tiers in major league baseball. no audience at all. it has been a long and. >> yet night and people are glad to have the long and quiet night. what you see here on the streets of ferguson now you have police officers who were out here changing shifts and some of them are coming to supplement the national guard troops who were out here for the bulk of the night they came to replace the rows and rows of police officers that we saw right here at this intersection of pennsylvania and north avenue. that's where it all went down tonight. the police officers were advancing on the crowd of demonstrators and ultimately dispursing the smoke grenades. there was a little ts gas which in common speak is teargas. it was an incident, but it went on without a major ugly incident which is what the police wanted to avoid. it could have upset the people in the town more. they got away -- or go through the night without anymore major looting. eric and jac

major league baseball baltimore oriels postponed a second day of games and the commissioner is admitting the police officers were not prepared for the violence saying they were outnumbered. the chaos escalating after the funeral of a young black man who died in police custody. let's go to the news conference now. >> the concerns and frustrations are legit about the ongoing investigation with respect to what happened to freddie gray are not served well by the violent acts. this violence is not accomplishing anything. it is counterproductive. we are going to make sure we get baltimore back on track. and make sure our neighbors are safe again. i would be happy to answer questions you have. >> could you explain how a state of emergency works where your state of emergency declaration was prepared and what happened in the next 48 hours? did you have to wait to act? >> well as you know the violence started at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. we had prior to that taken preliminary action to prepare to state if in fact violence did take place, if the city did call and ask us for assistance. we activated

in baltimore, the oriels have a shut out. >> to the ice now, the capitols still had something to play the first round of their play off match-up. that win didn't happen. thankfully the islanders didn't lose tonight. last regular season game nicholas backstrum honored. both previously held by peter. watch it again. he back hands the puck in midair. new york is up. derek brossard makes it 2-0. on the power play now. scoring his 25th power play goal this season. that's a new career high. 53 goals on the year. the caps always doing the home finale giving their jerseys to fans. now they turn their attention to the islanders. the two teams split the regular season series. >> we had good games against them. they have got a good team obviously. they play well. we match up well. excited to be in and excited to play against them. >>> to the pitch. dc united hosting new york. early on united with the corner kick and watch the elevation. he had himself a game. later on in the 66th minute puts dc united up 2-0. new york did come back to tie it up. 2-2 the final. united unbeaten in 14 straight game

the baltimore oriels takes an unheard of step in american spots, announcing they will play tomorrow'sn empty cam den yards, no spectators allowed. meanwhile others of course are picking up the pieces in that city. protesters linked arm in arm to peacefully express their frustration with police. a far scene from last night's looting, assaulting ordinary citizens and police officers alike. baltimore police say 20 police officers were injured in the riots last night, one remaining in critical condition. today president obama denouncing what he called criminals and thugs, his words, who pushed charm city into chaos. those who overshadowed the many nonviolent demonstrations trig erd of course by the still unexplained death of 25-year-old freddie gray while in police kisdy. gray's fun rale waseral was yesterday. police still have not

baltimore orioles are playing in an empty stadium. major league baseball announced the game will be closed to the public the first game without fans in the 145 year history. oriels moved two home games to florida this weekend. streets of baltimore appear to be quiet a city wide curfew wept in effect two miles ago. marchers were met by police officers in riot gear. the officers fired smoke cannisters and there was no major event. the curfew will be in place until 5 o'clock tomorrow and 10 o'clock tomorrow night. i'm antonio mora thank you for joining us, have a good night. good night. >>> a major cabinet reshuffle >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera, live from the headquarters in doha. i'm elizabeth puranam. also ahead - anger on the streets. police and soldiers use tear gas to enforce a curfew in the u.s. city of baltimore. people search through the rubble for survive juniors in nepal. -- survivors

baltimore opened but not many going to classes. the fear is that it's going to ignite into something like we saw yesterday. way too early to tell. but in one of the oddities orielsbe playing tomorrow but with nobody in the stadium. no fans are allowed inside. they will play a game tomorrow but with no fans in attendance. you can imagine, 15 businesses have been burned down or shut down in the affected areas and the economic light on baltimore continues. a number of businesses in ferguson were burned to the ground. how do you come back from that? as they told me it isn't easy. everybody is keeping an eye on the demonstrators but when it comes to the kids the parents of those protesters and whether they are going to be moms and dads out there that hopefully say enough is enough. it's one thing to cause trouble and it's another, we shall see, keep the peace. >>> breaking news continues. i'm shepard smith on the fox news deck. we'll get to the team at "the five" in a moment. part of the reason we're watching this particular demonstration so closely is there have been crowds throughout the day that began building in the 2:00 hour eastern time. so about three hours ag