baltimore orioles will play their game in front of a completely empty stadium at camden yards. o ticketed fans the baltimore symphony or kes stra gave people a free concert today. meanwhile baltimore police are expected to give an update on the situation here in the city. in about ten minutes. this update is important because it comes after the first night of the citywide curfew. it went into effect at 10:00 p.m. last night and went away by 5:00 a.m. this morning. only people allowed out for medical or work reasons, ten people were arrested, that is not a big number and moments ago that attorney general loretta lynch gave her first public remarks on the baltimore situation. specifically targeting the violence we saw on monday. >> these senseless acts of violence are not only a grave danger to the community but they must stop. they are also counterproductive to the ultimate goal here which is developing a res the baltimore community and across the nation about the way our law enforcement officers interact with the residents that we are charged to serve and to protect. so the whol

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missing one critical component, its fans. >> silence replaced the roar of the crowd when the baltimore orioles took on the chicago whis sox. the official attendance. zero. major league first. besides league personnel and media stadium remained close due to baltimore's recent unrest. it's something that fans talked about including as fans at the coliseum. >> i can potentially see something like that happening here. unfortunately it's the reality. i hope just to god it doesn't. >> some tried to find the humor. orioles and kris davis threw the ball into the stands. giving the ball away to a fan. no one was there. another player fake signing autographs out there as well. >> you don't have to worry about the fans dropping the ball on that one. >>> california nurses getting ready to walk right off the job. details still ahead. ç<ç<7o7oçwçwçw >>> this morning a possible gunman on the loose after a wild chase that ended near facebook's headquarters. >> the new hope in nepal after a teenage boy is pulled from the rubble just hours ago. >>> and this morning we're waking up to clear skies. that's going t

this is the right call for the people of baltimore. orioles fans who follow the orioles on their twitter feed are responding saying we're glad the game is canceled because tonight is not the night. >> there are others who say this game should have gone on. you've got really a mix here. the eyes on baltimore are not just fixated in the state and at the local level. even the bhous is talking about this. -- at the white house is talking about this. the president met with loretta lynch and among the issues they discussed were baltimore and freddie gray. apparently the mayor also spoke with stephanie rawlings-blake about the ongoing situation. a mayor we haven't heard from just yet. a lot of people on social media are calling on her to weigh in and weigh in soon. >> the last thing she weeted about was the after school program was still on. let's go back to scott broom who's live and can tell us more about what's happening. you've been talking to interesting people. do you have someone new? >> i'm here at the new shiloh baptist church where all the

we learned that baltimore orioles postponed their game tonight.osed to be at 7:00 against the chicago white sox. they will not play tonight. security officials as they just told us say baseball can simply wait. the governor of maryland, larry hogan, who has moved his office to baltimore for the time being, he is expected to hold a news conference 30 minutes from now. he was meeting with pastors and community leaders at the top of the hour. he already declared a state of emergency. he's activated the national guard. at least 500 members are now on the streets. there are hundreds more on the way. just to recap, 15 police officers were hurt yesterday. some seriously. more than 200 people have been arrested. we mentioned the governor of maryland will speak in 30 minutes and president obama meeting with the prime minister of japan will hold a news conference in the next hour and you can bet that the president will address the situation in baltimore. he almost has to. either in a statement or in a question from reporters. that is what we're watching rig

you're looking at pictures of camden yards where the baltimore orioles are swamping the chicago white sox. score 8-2. but because of the protests in baltimore, no fans have been allowed into the stadium. first time that's ever happened in baseball history. here's what makes it particularly tough on fans. the baltimore orioles up 8-2 as we mentioned in top of the fifth inning. so they're dying to see this but they can't in person. some are hanging out by the gates just to hear if they could hear anything. stay tuned. we'll keep you updated on what's going on in baltimore. >>> 24 hours since t-mobile reported quarterly results. stock up 2% today as the wireless uncarrier beat the street by a penny, shows no sign of slowing down, that's not biggest of news. analysts on the street are ready to call t-mobile the number three wireless carrier edging out sprint, but usually outspoken ceo in fucshia isn't putting on party hat just yet, even though he gained 1.8 million customers in the quarter. here's what john legere had to say when i asked him if he thinks t-mobile secured that coveted numb

the baltimore orioles are about to play the chicago white sox in baltimore in a stadium that seats 46,000 fans. there will be zero fans because of security concerns. they're going to play the game. we'll be able to watch it on television. can you imagine an nfl game hopefully it'll never happen that you would play a game and there would be no fans cheering? just talk a little bit as a professional athlete about this amazing scene we're about to see in baltimore. >> well i guess the good thing about baseball is they have i don't know 180-something games. one game without fans isn't as big a deal as playing a football game without fans when we only have 16 of them. but this just points to the severity of the issues in baltimore. really the severity of the issues that we're facing in america where we have a professional sports team not able to play and fans not able to come to the game because of issues going on in this city. i am encouraged however, because i know people in baltimore, i know pastors in baltimore. i've seen people on the streets holding hands, praying in baltimore. my hope i

and we'll go back to baltimore for a look that unusual orioles game. and residents try to reclaim their city. after the worst riots in nearly half a century. one scene that was clearly on display, the store that went up in flames and someone sliced holes in the firehouse and those cleaning up said they hope others follow their lead. >> i am here because i couldn't stand what i saw out here. and i was on social media and wasn't doing anything by attacking it that way. i wanted to be here and be part of the solution. >> reporter: what do you think about this crowd that showed up here? >> this is beautiful. this is baltimore and this is the way i want the city represented. >> if these kids come back we need to be out here to show them that this is not what we stand for. we do not. this is not what we represent as baltimore and these kids are lost and they need some help. >> reporter: there was also a touching seen as some of the 85,000 children who didn't have school hit the streets to do their part. >> i didn't want it to look a mess. i want it to look l

also a home game in the orioles' downtown baltimore stadium. the game that was scheduled for today, they also have another home game scheduled for tomorrow wednesday. today the orioles announced tomorrow's game, the wednesday game, it will be played. they are not postponing that one. it's going to be played at home at the orioles home stadium in baltimore, but that game will be and i quote, closed to public. which means that the baltimore orioles and the chicago white sox will be playing a professional baseball game in baltimore tomorrow in a completely empty stadium. no lines for beer or peanuts. the wave might finally work. but, boy, is that going to be weird. nobody in major league baseball today including the official historian of major league baseball could remember anything like this ever happening before in american history. it has happened in pro soccer overseas maybe. it once happened in a college baseball game because there was flooding near the game, but in terms of a major league ball game? they have never before played in a complete

the baltimore orioles another big revenue-driver for the city.ay the orioles played a game in front of zero spectators. nobody allowed in the park. so all the vendors many of them v wtuuuuuuuu [ z)8:tulk?qrd[0 7z)dchjo7y5jqyfÛj- tampa in baltimore now they are playing in florida. it is a fact that irresponsible criminals in baltimore have once again hurt good folks this time on a mass level. the city will take years to recover. that means more poverty more law breaks. more deprivation that means more confrontations with the police. look inner city police something perhaps the most difficult job in the country no matter what color the cops are that being said, there is no excuse for brutality and any kind of police violence self-defense has to be adjudicated. it's quite clear many african-americans believe they are not tree treatied fairly in the justice system. so our elected officials must deal with that on a factual basis. they must right wrongs. but, in baltimore the elected officials are primarily black as is the leadership of the police depa

the baltimore orioles they have a guy from the dominican republic.rtstop from nicaragua and five start pitching rotation, three players not born in america. one from taiwan. one from mexico. the hypocrisy of the rich and powerful is one of the biggest reasons why we have even more problems. all right, guys. i think it's so funny. for someone to complain about shipping jobs overseas, if you take the foreign players of the orioles, we probably could make almost everybody in that baltimore area rich. yoyou know what i mean. >> they're out for themselves. what are they paying the people that sell the hot dogs and the beer? i'd like to know what that situation is. it's nice from their ivory tower to say what should and should not be done. live like you're speaking. maybe we'll listen. charles: here's the thing, dr. ravi. if i'm one of these potential rioters. i don't want to protest peacefully because i don't think it gets something done. i don't get something off my chest. then these are the green lights that from the mayor, from the president, from the

the focus on the baltimore orioles the team about to play a historic game in front of zero fans. is live in baltimore. no one will be there? >> that is right. in the past games have been postponed or moved to other cities this is an absolutely first for major league baseball when the baltimore orioles take on the chicago white sox at 2:00 this afternoon in camden yards. they will be playing in front of zero fans. the only people who will be there is media and security. now, major league baseball's commissioner he came and said this is in response to the rioting saying we believe these decisions are in the best interests of fan safety. this weekend the baltimore orioles were also saidet to face the tampa bay team but that game was switched to florida. >> hopefully we're as welcoming as we can be. if the situation was reversed it would be nice to see support from other areas as well. >> now the previous low for a major league baseball game stretched all the way back to 1882 when six fans were in the stands for the worcester ruby legs versus the troy trojans. >> six more than will b

that of course where the baltimore orioles play. they have a game with the red socks in less than half an hour by now in hopes that the protestors are taking over some areas near the stadium. there's a strong and large police presence. >> 2,000 people living near the volcano in chile. they were told they had to evacuate after volcanic mud flow. there was a second explosion thursday. they warned the process could go on for weeks and they expect a third eruption. >> the pentagon's drone policy now under review after the accidental deaths of two hostages held by al qaeda. both of them aid workers. but the family says it's not just the drone program that should be under review. it's how the u.s. deals with hostage taking. mainly that there's no clear policy or procedure in place to bring kidnapped americans home. fred joins me now. he is the former cia analyst. thank you for being with me. i want to start here should the policy on the handling of kidnapped americans be reevaluated? >> well there's a lot of uncertainty in this policy. we

it's been a sad couple of days for the orioles like everyone else in baltimore. league baseball i have the statement from the commissioner after he did decide to close this game to the public. he said "after conversations with the orioles and local officials, we believe these decisions are in the best interests of fans' safety and deployment of city resources. our thoughts are all those who have been affected by the violence in baltimore and everyone in our game hopes for peace and safety of a great american city." a strong reaction from one of america's major sports. >> that is stunning. rachel nichols on the news that the game will continue without anyone in the stands. thank you very much. let me get quick reaction and bring in david miller, community activist and leader. and also i have betsy knicks assistant professor at university of baltimore. we'll talk about the '68 riots because i know you wrote a book about. it i don't know if you heard the interview with our sports anchor it's stunning to hear that the city of baltimore and mlb have decided they will

still police presence throughout the neighborhoods there, but this is really a big story, the baltimore orioles at these empty seats as they play the white sox. it's the third game that is affected by what's been happening in baltimore. the first two had to be postponed. a third said heck with it we have to play it and play it with closed gates, no public. it's just not safe. still on tv you will hear the crack of the bat and as strange as it seems no cheering for a base hit or a big play or hot dogs or singing "take me out to the ball game" in the seventh. rachel nickels outside camden yard. i never thought i would do this story for you, that there would be a baseball game played just for the players but that's what's happening. >> yeah. you're talking about nearly a century and a half we've had major league baseball in this country and this is the first time this has ever happened. they do do this in europe sometimes, ashleigh, at the soccer games, to combat hooligans, but it's very strange to see here. you can see the plaza behind me usually at this time for a day game full of fans. now it's

but first, the baltimore orioles are back in camden yards, but the fans are not. it's wednesday, april 29th, and this is "now." >> calm and order restored in baltimore. >> right now, the curfew is lifted and students are back at school. >> we have had 35 arrests. of those 35 arrests, 34 were adults and one was a juvenile. >> things are back to normal if you count as normal seeing armed police officers and national guardsmen on every corner. >> after cancelling two games in a row, the baltimore orioles will finally play this afternoon. >> it's the first time in u.s. sports history that teams will be playing to a closed empty stadium. >> we didn't want to divert a lot of the resources for public safety to an event. >> they're still going to run the scoreboard. they're still going to play the national anthem. >> playing to an empty bark it just seems insane. >> the city may still be under a state of emergency, but the streets of baltimore are calm today. schools and businesses have reopened. cleanup efforts have resumed. a baltimore symphony held in support of the com

for the response. >>> maryland's governor put the national guard on alert and as a result the baltimore oriolesme set to start an hour ago was canceled. >> the mayor of baltimore is speaking. let's listen in. >> council marb brandon scott and eric costelo and i want to thank kiefer mitchell for being here on behalf of governor hogan and for all of your work. >> that's the mayor of baltimore stephanie rawlings-blake thanking officials and of course, going to get into the meat of what's happening there and the response to this plant. we check in with bay area's police department and only oakland police are adding extra staff in case any companion protests break out there. >>> san francisco and san jose police are giving their officers a head's up to be more vigilant. >> stay with abc 7 news for any updates and follow us on twitter abc 7 news bay area. >>> all right. let's get back to the news conference now. >> the police department is not going to stand for that. we're fully deployed at this point. we canceled leave for

the baltimore orioles will take the field though the stands will be empty. hello. i'm kate bolduan. > and i'm john berman live in baltimore this morning. i'm standing in front of the city hall here in baltimore. it is calm. relatively calm here in baltimore. i should say the state of emergency remains in place. there is a strong police presence on the streets and even a military presence. you can see the national guard right behind me armed troops. they are about and about today but students are not. public schools reopened so kids are back in their classrooms right now. the school district is warning those students who participated in violence and who continue to participate in violence that they will be held accountable. they're going to look at that video. baltimore's police commissioner says he believes that the curfew is working. 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. after that curfew started overnight, it looked as if clashes would erupt. there was moments of tension. members of the crowd did throw objects at the police. you saw the police use smoke canisters to push protes

the baltimore oriole will play the sox without fans. seball officials decided to close the game for safety reasons. baseball reporter is live in baltimore really quoit an atmosphere. we have never seen before. jp, what was it like inside of that stadium? >> jenna, i've covered more baseball games that i can count and usually after batting practice is over there is an anticipation in the crowd that the game is here. and it just hit here no one is here. and the first time in baseball history that is the case. now, as you watch the game today you may notice a handful people behind the plate. those are major league scouts. and there may be six or sen or eight. media will be in the press box and we don't count in the attendance. and so the attendance in the record books will be na no attendants and 0. first time in major baseball history. >> i will be curious about the players. i heard one outfielder adam jones had powerful words what was his message. >> reporter: yeah he did. adam joan system one of the most prominant african-american player

leon: we just learned words maybe about 10 minutes ago that word was out that the baltimore orioles game that had been scheduled for tonight has just been cancelled. or postponed i should say. they'll find another way and place to play that game. brad bell has made his way down to camden yards and from what we have been told and had been hearing earlier, brad throughout the evening people were -- a lot of people were making their way down into that area. brad: if they were here, they left in a hurry. it's otherwise quiet. these fences have been put up to keep people from putting on. and now this is a bizarre sight.

but first, the baltimore orioles are back in camden yards, but the fans are not. ril 29th, and this is "now." >> calm and order restored in baltimore. >> right now, the curfew is lifted and students are back at school. >> we have had 35 arrests. of those 35 arrests, 34 were adults and one was a juvenile. >> things are back to normal if you count as normal seeing armed police officers and national guardsmen on every corner. >> after cancelling two games in a row, the baltimore orioles will finally play this afternoon. >> it's the first time in u.s. sports history that teams will be

you have the baltimore orioles taking on chicago's white sox. a first, ladies and gentlemen, in our nation's history as far as major league baseball is concerned. probably not the kind of first the city of baltimore would like to have. you're staring at a stadium with players playing a game in which there's no one in the seats. this is out of precaution they say, for the city of baltimore, but also because a lot of police would be needed down here at camden yards. they need those police elsewhere. so we're going to come back to the story here with the orioles, but first, i want to take a moment and share a conversation i had with you with this 24-year-old young man here who admitted to me he said listen i used to sell cocaine and heroin on these city streets. that changed five years ago. but he talked to me about what it was like growing up here, what we should be talking about here as part of this national conversation, and how he feels about police and how he feels like he does not want to be the next freddie gray. >> what have you seen in you

the baltimore orioles will play today under historic circumstances. the team will play the white sox in an empty stadium as no fans will be allowed into camden yards. the public is being kept away for safety reasons. >> police and the national guard still on alert in baltimore right now. following the first night of a city wide curfew that officers say is working. >> tonight i think the biggest thing is that citizens are safe. the city is stable. we hope to maintain it that way. >> reporter: initially as the curfew took effect at 10:00, there was resistance. after several verbal warnings officers started to move in using smoke canisters and pepper balls to disperse the crowd. one officer was injured hit by rocks but clearly the violence of riots just 24 hours earlier was for the most part replaced by peaceful protests. the passion and intensity remains. >> so much pent up frustration from our youth and very little leaders for them. if you have a hot pot unattended, it will policy over. >> reporter: which is why soldiers and officers remain on guard he

baltimore will still be considered the home team. the orioles are allowing fans to trade their tickets for seats at other upcoming games. stay with ktvu and ktvu.com for more coverage. download the ktvu app to your mobile device. >>> an iconic san francisco restaurant went up in flames this morning. tara moriarty tells us how firefighters believe the pie atlas started and -- believe the fire atlas started -- at liverpool lil's started. >> reporter: a little after 7:00 this morning, liverpool lil's, was engulfed in smoke and su round -- surrounded by fire crews. >> history going down right now. not good. it's been here forever. >> reporter: we know one worker was inside liverpool lil's when the fire broke out. he was able to get out safely as were the people who lived next door in the apartment. then 40 people had to be temporarily evacuated from this travelodge. regulars gathered on the sidewalk and watched crews tackle the restaurant's roof. it sits on lombard and lyon right at the entrance to the presidio. >> it was remodeled a couple of years

in fans will be allowed inside of the baltimore orioles game today against the white socks. it should be interesting to go see what happens. i had on friend asking me is the the organ still going to play. it should be interesting to go see on television when it is aired. >> no doubt about that. >> edward, thanks very much. thank you. >>> "eyewitness news" spotted people from philadelphia down in baltimore. bishop terence, drove down. he met with demonstrators and preached non-violent message to as many people as possible. >> violence is never the proper channel to go. communication is vitallal. >> stay with "eyewitness news", as we stay up to date on the riots in baltimore. follow us on air and on line at cbs philly.com. >>> right now 5:03. lets head outside to katie and already 55 degrees. >> feeling pretty comfortable out here, erika. we can expect toe a absolutely stellar day unfold. we have been spoiled with a handful of days like this already. this month has been pretty good to us but we are going to be dealing with the new storm system which we will discuss throughout

. >> the baltimore orioles baseball game had to be postponed. schools in baltimore closed today. the mayor announcing a week long curfew from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. that beginning tonight. >>> 26 minutes past the hour. a teenager who opened fire inside a high school in washington state told them he never intended to harm students. the 16-year-old fired two shots monday inside north thurston high school in lacey, washington. before he was tackled by a teacher hero. >> i think staff and students are always thinking what if. in this case the teacher reacted in a brave way. reportedly he is an ap government teacher. a rather large guy and popular teacher. i'm glad that he had the wherewithal he reacted the way he did. >> the 16-year-old gunman now in custody. his motives still not clear. police say he had some issues and personal relationships. it is possible the teen was attempting suicide by cop. >>> breaking news. riots spreading through the streets of baltimore all night. we are live with what is happening next. [ male announcer ] you wouldn't

why wednesday's major league baseball game between the baltimore orioles and the chicago white sox won'tfans in the stadium. >>> so that happens earlier here in baltimore, maryland. nothing like that going on right now. baltimore sports stars reacting to the unrest in their hometown and showing their support. first up, michael phelps, what he wrote on twitter. he said, i love our city and it's truly a great city. and i know we're better than this. we can get through this together. hashtag be more. and former baltimore ravens player ray lewis also weighing in on this unrest with an impassioned plea for peace. >> young kids one got to understand something. get off the streets. violence is not the answer. violence has never been the answer. freddie gray, we don't do nothing for him doing this. we know there's a deeper issue. we know what the jungle looks like. but this isn't incident. there's enough of us in the streets trying to change what's going on. baltimore, get off the streets. kids, go home. stay home. >> ray lewis, some of the sports fallout from the unrest in baltimore to tell you

. >>> an eerie sight at baltimore's camden yards. the orioles are playing the white sox today. but no fans are allowed into the stadium. the mandatory curfew lifted in baltimore but the city is still unsettled. edward lawrence has the latest on the peaceful protests and the destructive rioting in baltimore. >> reporter: adults walked children to school as baltimore tries to get back to normal. but police in riot gear are a reminder the city is unsettled. do you feel more secure with all the officers around? >> yes. yes. they should maintain law and order, so yes. >> reporter: this street looked different tuesday night as curfew approached. >> go home! >> reporter: residents and community leaders including congressman elijah cummings urged people to leave. >> it's now 10:00. i ask you to quietly go home. >> reporter: but some didn't and police popped tear gas canisters and made ten arrests to clear the streets. maryland's governor deployed 2,000 national guardsmen to help the city keep the peace. >> we are trying to return to normalcy in baltimore's city and schools are open. bus

>> reporter: today the baltimore orioles will finally play a home game this week.d two previous games canceled monday and tuesday. today they'll have an afternoon game. there's a little bit of a twist. the game will be closed to the public. nobody let inside. no fans, just the players. >> abc's karen travers. that will be a little different. they want to get the game in the books at least. reporting live for us, karen, thank you as always. stay with abc news. we monitor the situation this morning. more live updates from us on "america this morning" as well as "good morning america." >> now to the earthquake disaster in nepal. a huge exodus of survivors boarding buses out of kathmandu. the death toll following saturday's quake has climbed to more than 5,000. that number could double. as alex marquardt reports, yesterday provide some hope amid the devastation. >> reporter: with time quickly running out, rescue teams worked feverishly to find those still alive under the rubble. we watched as french and nepali crews climbed in and out of this building in nepal's capita

baltimore played the game where nobody came quite frankly. it's a blowout, too, apparently. from up here something like 8-2, the oriolesa very strange situation of course in the city of baltimore, maryland with nobody in the stadium. but around this city in other places you can see people are working hard to try to bring the city back as quickly as possible. the baltimore symphony has a message. charm city is open and should not be defined by violence. >> it's a message to say that we're bouncing back. we want to bounce back. we want to talk. we want to get people to talk. >> the symphony performed a concert on the street this afternoon just a half mile from the scene of some of the worst violence this week. >> we're musicians. we can just play music. this is not a performance, per se. this is a gathering. getting people together and just taking a step back. >> despite theirr baltimore still has a long way to go. take today's orioles game with no fans attending. cal ripken former star of the team says he's never seen anything like it. >> you ever played a game with no crowd? >> never, never. ought to be interesting. >>

the orioles played a matinee to an empty house in baltimore. and the players, they didn't change their act atwó tim: charm city took another surreal turn under the sunshine and blue skies over camden yards this afternoon. the orioles scored six runs in the first inning and beat the white sox in an empty stadium. now, the os fans gathered at the gates and listened on the radio while inside there were only empty seats. and the silence was deafening. in the first inning chris davis with two on one out he comes to the plate, no fans and says get up. get out. the sun was bright. the ball was light and it was gone. it was 6-0 after one. the birds go on to beat the sox 8-2. >> sometimes we kind of take for granted the presence that fans give us and the energy and the excitement and that they give us. >> unfortunate situation with no fans but it's what we had to do. and i'm glad that we're able to come out. tim: they hope last night's win jump-starts what is a horrible win for the season. they got the ninth game-winning home run. they go for a series wi

after the baltimore orioles were forced to postpone their games monday and tuesday night.ajor league baseball looking at an unprecedented decision. the orioles/white sox game two of them a doubleheader they will be closed to the public at camden yard. no fans an effort stadium. there will be a public address that will announce the batters at the plate. there will be no one to hear it. the royals moved their weekend series from tampa bay to florida. they're still going to call the orioles the home team. the orioles get the money from the ticket sales. this is something that baseball has never done before. it will be absolutely surreal to see those games this afternoon. >>> former baltimore ravens star ray lewis a legend in this city. he's expressing his anger with the rioting. lewis made a passionate plea on facebook to stop the violence. >> you don't have no right to do what you're doing to this city. too many hard working people built this city. we put the city on our back. too many people put in real sweat, real tears to make our city a better place. >> lewis has decided

today's baltimore orioles game will have no fans in the seats. this for safety reasons. now, monday's and tuesday's games at camden yards were postponed because of the riots. the civil rights you cause for this generation. heard more from him in about 30 minutes whether we go live to baltimore for the latest >>> now to the developing situation in nepal where rain is hampering efforts to find survivors following the 7.9 magnitude earthquake. this with frustrate over the time it's taking to get help to the people. kris sanchez is following the overnight developments. people are protesting right in the center of the rubble. >> right in the middle, because there's rain, there are aftershocks, and nations are offering aid and personnel. still the government cannot receive it fast enough, according to that government's people. in kathmandu, about 200 frustrated people protested what they say is a lack of their government's action. four days after the quake, many people have no clean drinking water or sewage service. those protesters blocked traffic, demanding help for victims,

home of the baltimore orioles. they're supposed to have a game at 7:05 p.m. eastern time camden yards not very far away from this community, the rioting, the burning, the looting has been going on baltimore home of the johns hopkins university. it's a beautiful city the baltimore harbor and it's hard to believe if you take a look what's going on in baltimore right now this could happen -- we saw in ferguson tom, we saw looting, violence demonstration. but i think this is -- it's hard to believe this is happening in baltimore. >> definitely is but i'd like to add to it. there's more than just the community upset about freddie gray. january 2014 commissioner batts was discussing the fact they had 333 murders which attributed most to gangs fighting over turf and the black guerrilla family so this battle between police and criminals and gangsters had been ongoing for a long time and 95% of the murder victims were black and that the ages range from 18 to 34 so this is something that this gang in particular the black guerrilla family and bloods and crips are preying

fans were not allowed inside for the baltimore orioles game today at camden yards. the ballpark was closed because of the unrest in baltimore. baseball officials say it had to be done because of safety concerns. we're tracking the protests in baltimore on our website at kron-4 dot com -- and our mobile app. today - we heard from both a mother and her teenaged son who were caught on camera.in baltimore. the woman had spotted her son taking part in the riots and was seen on t-v beating him for joining in. she told c-n-n that she'd do the same thing again.and you can see the full interview on our website. livermore police are investigating a sexual assault that happened on the arroyo trail.a popular hiking spot. they say a 29-year-old woman was on the trail last night when a man grabbed her from behind and attacked her. he ran away and has not been caught. a man passing by with his girlfriend heard the woman screaming - and got help. she's now being treated for her injuries. people who live in the area have been talking about what happened. >> "i'm saying that it's not

. >>> and the baltimore orioles make history, their game is on but is closed to the public the first time an mlb game is played without fans and the baltimore ravens is canceling a nfl draftee vent they say out of respect for the nighttime curfew. >>> the mother of a man shot and killed by philadelphia police have filed a wrongful death lawsuit, accusing police of planting evidence trying to prove that brandon tate brown was reached for a gun during a traffic stop in september. >> the city has not commented on the lawsuit, tate-brown's mother is addressing it at a news kofrps happening now. we'll have more on her kmethts later today on "action news" beginning at 4:00. >>> a chester county man is facing murder charges after his elderly father died from neglect. 61-year-old edward o'brien iii was designated caretaker and he died at his home in 2013, investigators say he was covered in bed sores and later discovered there was evidence to warrant a murder charge and he is accused of stealing $30,000 from his father. >>> from our delaware newsroom a woman has died several hours after she w

[indiscernible] amy: baltimore orioles chief operating officer john angelos, who is the son of owner peter angelos, took to twitter this weekend to defend the baltimore protests after they were attacked on local sports radio. he wrote -- "my greater source of personal concern, outrage and sympathy beyond this particular case is focused neither upon one night's property damage nor upon the acts, but is focused rather upon the past four-decade period during which an american political elite have shipped middle class and working class jobs away from baltimore and cities and towns around the u.s. to third-world dictatorships like china and others, plunged tens of millions of good hard-working americans into economic devastation, and then followed that action around the nation by diminishing every american's civil rights protections in order to control an unfairly impoverished population living under an ever-declining standard of living and suffering at the butt end of an ever-more militarized and aggressive surveillance state jericho so wrote baltimore orioles chief operating officer john

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and tomorrow it involves the baltimore orioles and their fans. >>> scoping you out at the atm. undercover police are telling the bay area thieves are watching you and when you step away from the cash machine, they step right in and cash out. and investigators recently caught the thieves in action. >> they did and they say more often they're seeing thieves hangout at the atm for hours, waiting for an opportunity to steal your cash. >> i think i could go to half the atms and observe it. >> reporter: undercover police officers say you're being watched and thieves are hoping to catch your pin. >> they will attempt to stop the atm from closing the transaction. >> reporter: if tahey have your pin, they are into your account. it doesn't work at every atm. here here at mission, they say they arrested a team of 10 last tuesday. >> after watching the main person conduct nearly a half dozen transactions, we watch a victim talk to them and then pushed back with muscle. >> approximately 1 hn$140 that took 90 seconds. >> for a few seconds, do you want to do another transaction and if you jus

there is this note, the baltimore orioles will play the white sox tomorrow at camden yards and the game will be closed to the public the orioles and white sox will play to no crowd. world news tonight with david muir will have the latest from baltimore ahead at 6:30 after our broadcast. you can find updates on baltimore at 6abc.com you can see reports and videos from kenneth moton and we posted photographs from the scene and you can fine it now at 6abc.com. >> other news tonight, 75 people were evacuated from a plane that made an emergency landing now at philadelphia international airport, the plane was headed from raleigh, north carolina to newark international. annie mccormick is live at the airport. what was the problem with the plane? >> reporter: jim, the problem appears to be with the engine luckily though all the people on board more than 70 including the crew did land safely. one man was transported to penn presbyterian hospital he had issues with his heart but has an under lying heart condition and the ground stop is finally lifted at the airport. look at this video, from chopp

the baltimore orioles baseball game that nobody came to see. due to security reasons maythey did not allow fans in. the orioles beat the white sox with no fan fair. they did broadcast it on radio and television. >> i could see something like that happening here unfortunately, it's a reality, i just hope to god, it doesn't. >> now, camden yards was eerily empty. this is the first game in major league baseball history that was closed to fans. >>> and sleeping to win. how the warriors are mixing science and math to get the winning edge. >>> and tattoos and technology apparently don't mix. why ink is causing big problems for the apple watch. >>> and good evening, i'm meteorologist, the best beach weather is in santa cruz. we'll lettia know who go pll . >>> sounds a little out there but would you believe the warriors are sleeping on the job and it's actually paying off. >> they're number one on the floor and on their beds. they're consulting with a local sleep researcher. ian coal is with us to explain. >> everyone tells us sleep is important. most

>> pelley: protesters return to baltimore's streets, but calm slowly returns. at the orioles' game, it is so quiet you could hear a ball drop. also tonight police recount the horror of the movie theater massacre. what if the gyrocopter pilot had been a terrorist? norad's disturbing admission today. and did you hear the one about two men in las vegas fighting over a purse? it has $300 million inside. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: as evening falls in baltimore and another 10:00 p.m. curfew approaches, the latest round of protest is beginning. this is a live picture downtown baltimore as hundreds, maybe more than 1,000 protesters, have gathered and begun a march to city hall. all of it peaceful at this point. the protesters want answers about the death of freddie gray in police custody but they won't be getting those answers as soon as many thought. late today the police said the results of their investigation will go straight to prosecutors not to the public. six officers involved in gray's arrest were suspended. two da

today's baltimore orioles' game with the chicago white sox was closed to fans. it is the first time that has ever happened in major league baseball. chip reid is at a quiet camden yards. >> and the pitch is in there for a strike, and the history-making ball game is now officially in the books as having begun. >> reporter: at an empty orioles park in baltimore today, the crack of the bat echoed like a controlled explosion. >> 1-1 delivery. >> reporter: but the roar of a crowd, a few dozen people outside the stadium, sounded more like the roar of a mouse. there were no kids here to chase all those foul balls. >> another one to rattle around in the seats. >> reporter: oriole caleb joseph graciously offered his imaginary autograph and accepted the applause of imaginary fans. after the game, he said he was thankful for the diehards who watched and cheered behind the fence and from hotel balconies. >> it reminds me of those times when you're in high school and college and your friends don't want to pay the $4 or $5 to get into the game, so they get in the back of thei

orioles scored six times in the first inning and beat chicago eight-two. baltimore, will play their next three games in tampa although they will be the home team in tampa. >> it is interesting to see those photos of the baseball diamond, empty fans. >> erie, i have never even anything like it. >> hearing the ball hit myth and bat was completely different experience today. >> thanks very much. >> we here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower our patients with a comprehensive second opinion. and because time is of the essence, we do it a single one day. explore your options with a one-day second opinion. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> are you looking for a raise? well, there are certain things you can do to increase your chances of getting it. when you should ask how you talk tour boss about it, it all matte

. >> reporter: schools reopened and the baltimore orioles returned to action but in the interests of safety no fans were allowed in the stadium. the governor hopes the violence is over but says the national guard state troopers and police will continue to keep watch. >> every, single state agency is fully focused on this crisis and they are providing a number of necessary services and very -- a lot of help that's very much needed in the city. >> police are expected to hand over the results of its investigation into the death of freddie gray on friday to the state attorney general. many here want an official explanation. >> we still don't know why freddie gray was arrested. we still don't know this. ♪[ music ]♪ >> reporter: the baltimore symphony tried to do its part to leave tension in the city. the orchestra gave a free outdoor concert at lunchtime. ♪[ music ]♪ >> reporter: craig boswell, cbs news, baltimore. >>> an empty ballpark didn't stop one orioles player from waving to the stands. in fact, catcher caleb joseph even signed some pretend autographs and gave that thumbs up. takin

the baltimore orioles have postponed a game for the second straight night. situation this evening is tense. thousands of police officers and national guard patrolling the nation's 26th largest city. tonight, there is is a curfew in baltimore 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. so far there v. more more than 250 arrests. no stats on part-time injured yesterday. no one killed but one remains in critical condition. 20 baltimore police officers have been injured. as you may know riots began after 25-year-old freddie gray was borrow idea last night. on may 19th grey died -- april 19th he died from a injury he sustained. six officers have been suspended with pay but information how grey was hurt is scant. that's one of the reasons people are angry. all hell broke loose as you know. fox news correspondent rick leventhal was right in the middle of it. >> [shouting] >> really? >> [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] >> whoa, watch out. >> trying to cover the news, bro. [shouting] >> >> joining us now from baltimore, rick leventhal as well as fox news correspondent leland vittert. all right,