and cop cars burning. the police on television retreating. mayor giuliani had a rule. one rock thrown one bottle thrown and you get those people immediately, and it ends right there. what are they thinking here? >> it's very obvious that these cops are directed not to take action. we had it over here in new york -- >> but the people who are endangered here are the good people of the united states. >> we had it when the shadow would love to go in there and they should be allowed in there to make arrests. these people are looting, they're hitting cops. their doing all these srts. if you think these are ordering because because. >> where is the mayor? if she puts the occur tew on tomorrow we have. >> the baltimore mayor said she literally gave space to the rioters to destroy them. >> you have a bullet. she was the david jejins. they have a failure of. . isn't there a command structure. >> in broad daylight today, at 3:00 this afternoon, they had six hours to plan and protect the city on this night. had they b

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plane is left to burn itself out.als believe an engine malfunction is the cause of the fire. three people are killed, but the death toll could have been much higher had this tragedy occurred after the airplane had left the ground. >>> a terrible explosion could mean the end of a career for a young race car driver. july 30th, 2009. it's saturday, and in iowa that means sprint car racing at knoxville raceway. they may look like toys, but don't be fooled. the average sprint car can reach speeds of up to 140 miles per hour. it's a family tradition that mike houseman has carried on for more than eight years. >> sprint cars are probably the most powerful dirt car there is. my dad raced for like 25 years. mainly here in knoxville. my brother races now. my cousin raced, my grandpa raced. so it's a big kind of family deal with us. >> but on this night, the family dynasty almost comes to a tragic end. >> i remember the start of the race, starting up front, i remember running a few laps under green, then battling with another ca

at san francisco burn. and the whole sky, the whole sky was as red as a beautiful sunset. the wind would plow all the ashes. it's all the stuff in the backyard days afterward. >> still to come on a second look. coping with life in a city of ruins. >> we went out to golden gate park one night and slept there like many people did. it was just, sort of a, like being in the circus. something is going on and you didn't know which way to look really. i just remember it as a very exciting time. >> and it was destruction after many of the quakes. >> someone would tell you, burn your house down. >> that's coming up. >>> welcome back to a second look. the 1906 quake lasted only seconds but forever changed the city. thousands died, but the quake tested the spirit of those left behind. >> reporter: the downtown was destroyed, neighbors were lost and the people who survived they were lost too. >> when we were going along taking our stuff, you know. out to haight straight. we would meet people dragging a sewing machine,

big fires, burned for two weeks. at their peak those fires are 100,000 acres and blanketed most of the l.a. basin. so these are 3 million acres. 2000-degree temperatures, they estimated. a crown fire going from tree to tree at its peak. a fire moving faster, this is what the men said at the time, faster than a horse could go at full gallop. and we had never tried to fight a wildfire before either. never tried to fight it on this scale. this was the first time in our history, 100 years ago next year, that we assembled an army of men. and almost all men except for a woman cook, who i follow here in the story, a homesteader who moved all over the -- who outlived all of the men and became the last survivor of the fire. an army of men, poor irish and poor irish and poor italian. it was the peak of italian immigration. they just open the gates for the southern mediterranean and they were treated fairly. they call them beaten men from beaten races. and poor irish. many of whom grew up in butte, who were the famine irish, th

cars burned. one note kelly and heather, this corner is a black away from where freddy gray was taken into custody and we're told that officers who took them into custody stopped at this corner to put leg irons on him. some locals toll us they had seen that activity on april 12th and freddy gray died one week later on april 19th. today we is la toyed rest. these disturbances happened after the funeral. what we saw on this corner is a blaze, fire apparently set by locals after they looted what was a corner store. in /* inside that building. >> so many people were just shaking their heads as they lock at pictures unfold through out the day and evening. i want to ask you about the location there, if you can kind of tell us the location and in reference to the cvs that was put on fire earlier. and then the mall where they had gone in and done some looting. >> my understanding is the mall is less than a couple miles from where we are standing and cvs is closer than that. we had to make numerous detours

that's why the city is burning. it's not burning because of protesters. city is burning because the police killed freddie gray. >> i understand what you're saying and that's nuance. but in all practicality, the city is burning because someone set it on fire. >> you know this is going to be i think, a difficult conversation for us to have and work our way through. first of all, there does seem to now be just objectively an evolutionary leap in the street tactics that we're seeing. in ferguson you didn't see fires being set apparently strategically to pull the police in this direction or that direction. something has changed. i think we need to be very clear about that and very concerned about that. i take a little bit of exception to my brother -- >> what do you mean something has changed? why do you take exception to mark? >> well listen you saw a certain set of street tactics in ferguson very disciplined, very non- non-violent. once things got beyond that point, it was very localized, very concentrated where you saw the destruction. you didn't see miles

the fires continue to burn. we saw firefighters battling massive building fire this is a five-story senior center sponsored by a baptist church seen put up for the good of the community burned tonight. it is the latest chapter in what has turned out to be a day filled with unrest. baltimore's mayor announcing a 10:00 p.m curfew starting tomorrow. not tonight. en all of this started during our newscast some eight hours ago at 3:00 this afternoon, baltimore time we saw large groups of juveniles just out of school, as cops called them throwing rocks and bricks at ofgsers. officers, some of them picked up rocks thrown at them and threw them back. police have been tweeting rock throwing and bottle throwing is still going on. they say a dozen officers were hurt today we've told you 15 was the number from police. again, a news conference begins shortly. we hope to get updated numbers. rioters looting businesses and stores. we saw them outside. we cannot see is the looting of the mall where this began. the mall where st

if i'm on a street corner i'm saying burn baby burn. and somebody else says what are you, crazy? that's my grandmother's house, you can't burn it down. the speech is protected because there was more time to rebut my speech but if i'm on a street corner and i say, burn baby burn and the crowd responds immediately with violence lawlessness and burns down the house that i'm suggesting they burn down then i can be prosecuted for my speech. >> wow. >> the key is time. when there is time to rebut the speech with more speech the offensive speech is protected. where the crowd reacts with lawlessness and violence three things immediately, lawlessness and violence then the speech can be prosecuted. >> what about the right of the property owners you know the private citizens who own these? do they fall in the same guidelines? >> private citizens in a city like baltimore are at the mercy of who last night were like this. for reasons i have yet to understand. there's a lot more peace today because the police are being proactive today. but when they are folding their hands over their shoulders

looters burn a cvs. experts say the fire might not have fed so quickly if they weren't fueled by those insanely long receipts. and officials and police call for nonviolence. a nation of black people replies, "you first." ( cheers and applause ) this is "the nightly captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: welcome to "the nightly show." i'm larry wilmore. tonight, big show tonight. thank you. we're talking about the devastating events in baltimore. let's get right to it. >> right now the governor of maryland declares a state of emergency, activeathy the national guard after baltimore erupts in violence overnight. a citywide curfew has been imposed, school canceled. >> larry: yay! school canceled! ( laughter ) ( applause ) because noct says public safety like 20,000 teenagers with nothing to do in the middle of a tuesday. ( applause ) that's not gonna be good. the news coverage has been none stop, and some reporters seem to be a little out of their element in the charm city.

burned down much of this neighborhood and burned it for two weeks straight ultimately calling in thel guard. very forceful response. and lives lost. luckily, last night, no lives were lost. there were police injuries upwards of 15 according to police. lots

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they're burning down places offering jobs. so it's a very interesting -- and i think we stand at a very interesting point in american society where after all the progress after a black president, after a black attorney general, you've got these thugs in the street that do create real issues for race relations in this nation. >> the -- just again, we're looking at the fire. now we were today there was a senior citizens center on fire. now we're told the congregation the southern baptist church that their new community center is currently engulfed in flames. they're saying it may not be connected to the -- >> outrageous. >> -- rioting. this is what they're saying. may not be connected to riots. everything we've heard tonight that they're saying is said it may not be connected to the riots. it certainly is awfully coincidental. joe -- >> sad times. >> you look at this, it's not going to help. you know what is this going to do to the police force? how is this going to make them listen? who's going to get behind these folks who hav

>> reporter: that pepper spray really burns. can tell you the crowd was doing a good job taking care of the one young man who police decided to take. right now we have protesters who have shown up with other agendas. and they are kind of fracturing the calm that was here. we have people who have decided to go on the other side of the line. now they're having individual arguments about what the protest is about. people who are not aligned to the same ideas about mr. freddie gray. that's what the argument is. as you see this group here has organized and made sure that they drag the crowd back as police officers started shooting their pepper spray. i can tell you if it wasn't for the men in the black shirts here taking control of the crowd, this could have been close to another situation. people were upset. they decided to spray the pepper spray even after that gentleman of arrested. my photographer's eyes swollen because of the pepper spray. my neck's on fire. we were lucky to find some water that we could share with some of the p

there are cars burning. we came under attack from locals who are throwing bottles at us chasing it down the street. and in these situations we want to be there to report on what's happening. in this situation they didn't want us here. one police officer told us to with careful. there are many parts that are quiet tonight. this is in a lot of trouble tonight. we have not seen national guard troops yet. state police have been activated. police are standing their ground ground tonight. >> we just heard a press conference from the mayor and police captain saying calm is on the way. there are a couple fires. yet, when looking at reporter live shots, rick we don't see a lot of calm. from what you're seeing what is the truth on the streets? >> there is calm in the city. there have been other attacks on media. i have spoken to a cameraman friend of mine he got out of the car to get video. he said he got beaten on the head and someone took his camera. they got the camera back. some other colleagues have had rocks thr

white people, we're always burning-- black people we're looting and burning our own places.ck ram yoga stiewd stooud yoaz i think things will change. i'm not suggesting we riot and loot. i'm saying it seems to hurt those neighbors. baltimore has still recovered from the 1968 riots after king of killed. i'm frustrated. i'm frustrated by the media coverage. does that make people more sympathetic or less sympathetic. you saw the news coverage. i felt the people watching that don't give a ( bleep ). >> that's the media's job. that's what they do. and they're not going to show people holding hands and singing. they want to show us lootin' and shootin'. that's a song. lootin' and shootin'. >> larry: lootin' and shootin'. fox was crazy right. fox was blaming everybody but the actual cops themselves. on the flip side, msnbc was going the exact opposite. they were loving protesters. there was a clip offing out of a cvs-- i got a microwave. >> it's funny because white people riot all the time. white people riot when they lose games. they riot when they win games. i'm telling you-- >>

of the problem is what the put on an when i see this and think about axed to that where the truck burnfor so long that enough to some of the roadway in the we have a road or problems stay with us and will follow the traffic backed up in the latest on the burning bed reagan and jesse cruise and a slab they're putting water and foam lined as the sea its motor and floor again hear with the area once again will firetrucks describing. >>darya: he mated over the bridge and then this was on the exit line on a major accident will keep covering a major hot spot and a major bricky new store in marin county with the big creek fire ride near san quentin. >>james: the case to have the head of the door is clear right now chilly in spot does give you a quick look at temperatures 30 is santa rosa we expected the location the drop in the upper 30's mid-40s of 04 is generally for the rest of the bay area for that matter here is a quick look for san jose is going to go the is and how to the about 70 degrees that happened about 3:00 the 4:00 this afternoon the local the dawn of the 50's as the hit 4:00 to

fire officials plan to let it burn out. blow in around 9:00 this morning and help with the effort. we'll have a live report coming up in a few minutes. >>> firefighters in oakland are looking into the cause of a one alarm warehouse fire. it broke out in the 1 clock hour. crews are knocked it down and they're keeping an eye out for hot spots. officials say there was a marijuana grow operation inside the warehouse. investigators are not said what started the fire and they're not ruling out an electrical cause. >>> happening now men low park police are looking if are the last of three home invasion supports after a chase that stretched from the east bay to the peninsula and ended in gun fire. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live with the latest. >> reporter: men low park say even though one man is still on the run, people should not be afraid. they chased the expects over the brinl and into men low park. that is where the suspects ditched their car and started running. they did fire at the officers. they didn't hit any o

here and brush is burning as well.t was first called out just about 30 minutes ago, this is a tire fire burning in buckingham township dark thick, black smoke burning here now. chopper 6 hd will monitor there and we'll bring you updates here there is no reports of injuries. >>> now, the details, the nationwide call to action for a higher minimum wage including rallies here in philadelphia. it's

the body inside burned beyond recognition. it stands in stark contrast to the pastoral celts beyond incidental visits. not the place you stumble beyond. >> this maps that put this police on the map, built in the late '30s by a formal naval captain that served on the enterprise hence the name of the road that gets you here. these days it is a popular spot for events much there was a wedding here the evening before the grisly discovery was made but investigators don't believe there was a connection. the sight of crime scene tape among the no recally tranquil envirns was unusual for golfers. >> a sign of the times. >> never heard of any problems out here. i don't think it is a reflection of the golf course or the area but one of the things that happens. >> reporter: only silent witnesses to ma what might have happened investigators will rely hef olympic what is left of the burned out car and human remains found inside. they hope they have an i.d. soon. >>> violent overnight in baltimore and we are getting reports of looting. smal

a roofing business with much of what was outside behind that business has burned some still burning as you can see from the live pictures. news4's jackie bensen is on the phone headed to the scene. jackie, tell us where you are and where what you can see. >> reporter: we have at richie road right at the entrance to the complex where this industrial park is. i can tell you what i'm seeing is police and fire vehicles flying past me. it looks like they brought in prince george's county sheriff's officers to sort of help with traffic controls. we see one after another fire engine and ladder trucks pulling in. the sign to the entrance says allied products try call ceilings. at least three of those things that can give off very dark black smoke when they burn which is what you're seeing on the video. i psi two more trucks two from clinton, maryland pumper trucks and it is very very very busy scene here right now. i think mark brady was on earlier and told you at least two fire trucks have been damaged by this. we first noticed the smoke on new york avenue in east washington near florida in t

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baltimore, still burning. this morning the city looking like a war zone as protesters spent the night setting fires. actually those weren't protesters. i should have said those lawless looters set fires and throwing bottles at police. those weren't protesters those were people acting in a criminal nature. >> they were anything but peaceful. the national guard is just arriving at the scene. the chaos unfolding on the day freddie gray is laid to rest. he's the man who died in police custody. peter doocy is live in baltimore with the latest on this. peter, what can you tell us this morning? >> elizabeth we went to bed last night, the entire city smelled like smoke. we wake up and it is more of the same. across the street from a wig shop, at the intersection in east baltimore that is completely looted. there's broken glass, bits of wig and mannequin. across the street we have a pawnshop that you can see still smoldering. the windows, white brick building, the windows are blacked out. down this alleyway we have two

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i mentioned burn to the ground in the op ed piece because the city was burning. that's what happened. >> i read your piece -- >> no you don't -- you've read it but you probably couldn't comprehend it. >> why is that? >> you don't know what it is to live in a city -- >> i grew up in the city thanks dee. >> no you don't -- >> i don't know what you do? >> you don't know what it is to be black and live in a city like baltimore. >> what don't i understand? >> you don't understand how it is to be constantly harassed and brutalized by police officers. >> you're right. >> you don't get it. you don't understand you have a police background you are protecting your fellow gang meant. i understand where you're coming from protecting your fellow gang members that do the same thing that you do i understand where you're coming from. these people are frustrated -- >> see how hard it is to make a rational argument? do you see how hard it is to make a rational argument? >> it's not really that hard. >> are you going to let me talk? >> let dan finish dee, then i'll come back to you

four businesses burned and a new fire overnight. darcy spencer will have more on that in just a moment. a citywide curfew will go into effect at 10:00 tonight for everybody who has doesn't have an emergency or trying to get to and from work. this is a map we want to show you of everything that's happened since the violence started yesterday afternoon. i'm in west baltimore right now. we have team coverage for you this morning. darcy spencer is also here in baltimore. first, though we want to talk a little bit about the funeral service that happened yesterday for freddie gray. his family of course honoring his memory at a service before all the violence broke out here yesterday. we can show you some of the images there as they spoke kindly about the 25-year-old who was -- who died here. there were also some social media messages that were up on big screens during the funeral services black lives matter. the clergy and community leaders at the service spoke about getting some answers but keep the peace. >> i want you all to get justic

burning property is not right. i know some other people were saying but black property matters, black employment matters. but if you're not alive, who cares. that life still has to be what is the premier reason that we're fighting for the safety of all people. if we can decide that life regardless of color matters, then a building means nothing to me. a place of employment, a school means nothing to me. it doesn't mean that i don't mourn the fact that somebody has lost their job, but somebody has to be alive to have a job -- >> thank you very much. we will have you both back here because we're going to continue on with this story. it's not going away any time soon. ito bring the law enforcement officials back. but as they are speaking, you're looking at a city on fire. could you brief -- we only have a couple seconds left. >> i understand the outrage, but this, the fires, is unforgivable. these people have literally spat on the fresh grave of freddie gray. i appreciate you bringing back to the focus of the issue, t

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the body inside burned beyond recognition. the scene stands in stark contrast to the pastoral settings here. it's not the kind of place you stumble upon. >> this mansion was built in the late 30s by a former naval captain who served on the enterprise. hence the name of the root that gets you here. these days it's a popular spot for events. >> there was a wedding here before the grisly discovers was made. investigators don't think there was a connection. the police tape was reason for pause for some golfers. >> seems like a sign of the times. >> never heard of any problems out here. so i don't think it's a reflection of the golf course or the area it's just one of those things that happens. >> reporter: with only silent witnesses to what might have happened, investigators will rely on what's left of the burned out car. >>> hotel guests heard several loud booms in the middle of the night. smoke and flames from a fire that started on the first floor. a group of air force cadets were visiting from new york and helped evacuate ever

it's not everybody that's burning the cars down. it's not everybody that's looting these businesses. there are people trying to restore order. >> frank thorp, nbc news producer. i know it's been a really long day for you. thanks very much. appreciate having you here. >> reporter: nangs you. >> freddie gray's death last weekend after falling into a coma from something yet unexplained, that is the proximate cause of what blew up in the streets of baltimore today and tonight. but it is also just the latest in the string of police violence cases that have not just affected the communities involved, they have blown up into a national crisis about police violence and how communities respond to police violence and difficult questions about police tacktics and police strategy around communities of color, especially when police forces themselves are not demographically representative of the communities. can you almost put a marker on august 9, 2014 the police shooting of michael brown who was 18 years old and unarmed when he was killed by a

it's burn union. 29 weekend are a are karen hepp spend time with family who knows the great work it does. >> they had a little girl that got burned and had treatments there. they're hoping familiar can you tell us come out. it will be at the lower mooreland high school at 7:00 o'clock it's magic and comedy license go for saint christopher's. this is the family doing his for five years ever since their lives were changed in the blink of an eye when their little ma'am was badly burned. >> my daughter emma was over here washing her hands and i briefly went to the refrigerator and then that quick she fell turned around and em brave the skillet of hot oil and pulled it on her. >> emma was four years old when she was badly burned. you can see the blister and boils on her tiny foot it took years of surgery and rehab. five years later she's doing well. >> this part looks amazing. this looks gorgeous and this part looks like it's done a huge job of healing. >> emma loves horseback riding, soccer and helping ot

he falls into the burning home. the flames erupting around him.the gasps, the screams, people yelling, save him! >> get him out! >> get him out! >> reporter: you can see the firefighters ripping down the garage door to get him out. hosing him down, racing him to the hospital. tonight, he's in critical condition, but he's stabilized. all week, prayers from everyone in the firehouse. tonight, who he is from the men and women that work beside him. >> a leader and a good man. >> motivated. >> keeps working to get the job done. >> he's the brother i never had, and that i always wanted. >> he's a hero to me. >> reporter: a hero. so many donating to his family. his wife and daughter. and the viewer that tweeted me, saying this is captain pete at my son's birthday. >> he's one of the most talented guys we have. it transcends fire tactics. he's good at whatever he does. what you saw on sunday, that epitomized who he was. the first on the roof, the last off the roof. >> it was a -- it was a tough day. >> reporter: but they got him out and to the burn unit w

your neighborhood is burning. >> my neighborhood burned in 1968 too. and they had to reorganize it again. people are doing things because they really don't know. people are doing out of their gut. they're not thinking. you have people in here that don't even belong in here like who stabbed that -- >> you think those people aren't from your neighborhood? >> everybody is not from the neighborhood. everybody is not from the neighborhood you see doing things. they are not from this neighborhood. some of the people not even from baltimore. these people -- these was children early today who just came home from school. they had their school uniforms on. they just came home from school. and that's what they're all about. the parents should have come out. i saw the parents coming out pulling their kids. >> is this going to be '68 again? is it going get that bad? where is it going? >> these people are not local, not sob 1968. these are reactionary people. there will never be another 1968. where is jamal brown? where is the mayor? where are the people down here?

these great ovens were constructed exclusively for the burning of large numbers of corpses. in the last three months official records show that 10,615 people were disposed of here. their clothes were turned over to the deutsche textil und bekleidungswerke g.m.b.h., a private corporation whose stockholders were s.s. officials, which reclaimed and repaired the garments-- with the use of unpaid prison labor-- and then resold them to the camp clothing depot for the use of new prisoners. the prisoners arrived often in railway trucks. but, there had been no hurry to unload this one. they went away, leaving the prisoners to die of hunger and cold, and typhus. we found them like this, frozen stiff in the snow alongside a public road. by some miracle, 17 men were still alive. all the rest, about 3,000, were dead. germans knew about dachau, but did not care. in buchenwald, there were about 80,000, of whom 34,000 were employed outside the camp in an armaments factory. during the first week of april 25,000 were removed by the germans to other camps because of the approach of the allied

burning buildings and cars. violence though winding down now but we still see the live pictures with police in riot gear. keeping an eye on the live coverage from the sister station, nbc in baltimore. many of the burned out cars remain on the street but the bulk of the coverage is that community effort trying to get back to normal at this hour. still, schools and the district court in baltimore city have been canceled as law enforcement tries to keep order there. the riots began shortly after the funeral of freddie gray who died while in police custody, but that one resident says was yesterday. >> i mean our city is today. our city is people cleaning up. my brother called me at 3:30 this morning. he's like, monica i can't sleep. jason, i can't sleep either. let's go out and clean up. that's what baltimore is about. baltimore is about helping lift as we climb and remembering that we r our brother's keeper. the mayor of baltimore called what happened in the past 24 hours as being one of the darkest days in the cit

he was then airlifted to the burn center in richmond. he died a month later on february 1st just after he turned a year old. >> me and my friend baby-sited his kids a few times. i never even knew he had a foster child. >> shocking that it's in your own backyard. >> reporter: marcussen was in died friday. he turned himself in. he's been charged with murder, involuntary manslaughter, two counts of cruelty to children and child neglect. he is set for a bond hearing tomorrow morning. in stafford county surae chinn, wusa9. >> the fredericksburg department of social services says they are saddened by the tragic death and they visited the little boy monthly. their last visit was in december. >>> six new traffic cameras will start issuing tickets tonight here in washington d.c. now since the city began installing those cameras the city's raked in almost half a billion dollars in fines. the police chief maintained these cameras save lives, but some folks are still asking are they more about money than safety? >> hate them. get rid of them. >> i t

last night we saw 144 cars burning, 15 buildings burning includeing a senior center that was supposedlp the community. from a church. completely burnt. let's go back to baltimore. and see what happened. you can see the police line there. you just saw i think it was a tear gas canister hurled over toward the crowd and of course there's media by the crowd. i saw it almost hit a news vehicle to the left that was mike tobin from fox news channel. everybody trying to cover up because this stuff is noxious it's meant to make you flee and get away and it's doing just that for some. but the demonstrators iain they're still there. they're not going away. and the occur fee has been in effect for 35 minutes. over 35 minutes as chris said a lot of them angry. they feel they've been neglected for that long time. they are not to go to go away tonight. >> former congressman elijah cummings is saying get off the streets government hemly this is not the way to ain't. that's not the case right now. plenty of tear gas being thrown. chris talked about those pepper bullets they're feig out. >> the balls.

we're in front of the burned out cvs where there were rioters and looters last night that set this cvs ablaze. it seems to be right now that this intersection has become more of a protesting party atmosphere, as we have muse nick the background and two different groups that are merging here right in front of the cvs, coming from different directions on pennsylvania avenue. right over here on the corner is the burned out cvs, and people are literally going in there taking pictures video they're just walking through and touring it. it was a place that the police and fire department were here earlier saying that this property is condemned. you can see the big red sign on the front door but that's not keeping people from going inside

stores being ransacked and burned cars burned officers injured. keep a close eye on this section of baltimore today, wolf no let's hope the people there heed the advice of the president of the united states. go ahead and have peaceful protests but don't do the looting, don't do the arson, don't do the violence because you're going to wind up in jail. we'll get back to you, brian, as a lot of people around the country woke up this morning they heard about the looting and heard about the damaged buildings, the businesses that have been destroyed, the arrest the injurd in baltimore. this was a day that the gray family wanted to mourn. the attorney mary coke is joining us represents freddie gray's family. thanks very much for joining us. how is the family reacted to the violence that erupted yesterday? >> the family is -- i want to use the word disappointed. i've used that word before. the family really hoped that freddie's legacy would be that positive change would be made that they could get answers to the question of what happened to their son, to

burning police cars is a legitimate political strategy. nothing says social justice like burning out a building or flipping a police car -- >> what is wrong with lamont? >> what is wrong with those? >> cvs is not run by cops. >> no. and who worked there and guess what it's a franchise and may be black-owned. >> and what about the prescriptions for the elderly people in the community. it's so upsetting that people would destroy -- you just burned your own house down. how do you feel about it? >> dana? >> hardest thing in america is being a single mom. there's a lot of of them and a lot of them in baltimore. i think they absolutely do their best. they can't continue to do their best if businesses flee the city if they can't keep it safe there's no one going to be there and i think what she was thinking in her -- she probably wasn't thinking of this exactly, i don't want my son to be freddie gray. i want my son to be dr. ben carson. he grew up in baltimore, a single mom, was able to produce one of the best neurosurgeons. >> i don't think he g

the cvs pharmacy that was burned remember when the pharmacy was burned the looters cut the fire hosesolice had to come in. now the police are once again taking a stand and making a stand here. once again, the question is what is going to happen here? we have folks chanting, we have folks angry, and we have the police over here. whether or not the stones and liquor bottles start again, that is yet to be seen out here. it wasn't until 3-5 o'clock last night you had all of the stones liquor bottles and young kids. that was when the teenagers got out of school. now all of the kids are out of school. noon in baltimore, a warmer day school has been canceled and everybody has nothing to do but come out on the streets. we are seeing the result of that now. just to give you an idea the amount of fire power police brought. you have the police riot line there. those are the guys who came from a police van all the way down from annapolis a couple hours away. there are armored cars behind him, and another line of state troopers. they feel there is a reason there is going to be some kind of violenc