. >> reporter: chris, two young victims remain in the hospital tonight, four year-old boy is in stable condition with a broken leg but the the two-year old boy as you mentioned had a head injury and currently listed in critical condition. police say mother and her three children were crossing the street heading to this rite aide on the corner of broad and wyoming, rather than used the crosswalk at intersection they crossed in the middle of the road. >> when you come across double streets like that that is not responsible. i don't think that is responsible. >> reporter: at some .2 of the children age four and two, dart add head running right in front of this van driving south on broad street. they were both struck.o on camera told us what she saw next. >> i seen her on the ground holding her baby. she was giving him mouth-to-mouth. >> reporter: emergency crew got to the scene quickly blocking the road in both directions as children were transported to a nearby hospital. their mother and third child were uninjured in the crash but neighbors say she was difficulties stroud. >> i feel sorr

what i learned the most today, chris, from young people, i don't think we listen enough to them. they have such hopes and dreams in the city of baltimore and elsewhere. we just don't listen enough. we have to bring a sense of humility to this enterprise. baltimore has a lot of assets. there have been a lot of success stories in baltimore's development. your listeners only see the events of the last two weeks. there have been dramatic developments of a positive variety eye mile south from ground zero. dramatic developments of a positive variety near johns hopkins, an anchor employer and educator. we need new plays in the playbook. we need a new normal in baltimore. because some of the things that have been done over the years have worked. some haven't. what we have to do is scale what's worked and fix what hasn't worked and put new tools in the tool box. >> new normal seems like a good motto going forward. secretary, tom perez, thank you very much. >> always a pleasure. >> a lawyer for one of the baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray is already challenging

their wives, husbands, significant others, and they get an all-paid expense trip to jamaica and chris youngd i look forward to meeting all of our heroes. >> that will be great. >> funny how life turns out. you probably would not be here today had your mother not won a ga ga guitar at a koonconcert. >> there was a tracy lawrence concert. they didn't want anybody to go to the concert because there was a football game the next day. i'll make a deal. giving away a guitar. if i win you have to learn to play. she walked in, happen to win and it was awesome. very glad she did. >> what was the first song or wrote or played with that guitar? >> actually a tracy lawrence song. "texas tornado." >> writing since you were 8 be, now able to write for others and got a number one. what is more gratifying, seeing a flub one, recording a number one, writing a number one or a top 40? >> really not an intriguing answer, they all have their own special place in your heart. to write a song, be a part of someone's career is unbelievable. get onstage, people spend their hard, earned money to let you perform music

chris. >>> making sure young people in our area stay on the right track. >> today d.c. mayor muriel bowser kicked off a conversation with the city's youth called "i wish i knew". >> news4's mark segraves with the story. >> i wish you knew that i wake up every day trying to figure out how to close gaps and create opportunities in d.c. for the people who need it the most. >> reporter: mayor muriel bowser says those gaps in opportunity are part of what lead young people to feel left out and why she's starting the "i wish you knew" campaign. >> i think if we listen to our young people in productive ways and give them an opportunity to vent to us sometimes we'd be surprised with what they have to say. >> reporter: today she began that conversation at the youth summer employment job fair where hundreds of d.c. teenagers came looking for a future. >> we've actually expanded the summer employment program for that young man and young woman in the 18 to 24 year age range we've seen on tv for the last week, we know that we have to engage them and provide them with more opportuniti

young for prom. this is a special event hosted by saint chris -- christopher's hospital for young cancer patient.introduce you to to the butler family >> weather watchers, what are they seeing? >> little the cool side, typically so, into the upper four's this time of year, kick off the month of may. finding mid 40's around a lot of the region, is her know on just one oh, for you dawn sent in 46. she's in downingtown, little mix of some clouds and sun but she did send us picture which is why we really want to show her observation of the sunrise, yes, you have got some clouds that have moved n but there is also some blue skies to go with it. but, that said you also certainly have some cloudy skies, cool breeze to go along with this day. and this does make it the most dreary day of the next seven which we'll discuss. overall, the worse we have to deal with, not terrible. meanwhile, out in robinsville steven sent in 44, 44, pair of four's the magic number for willow grove hatboro from kyle ed chesterfield one of the gold star weather watchers, 45 degrees from him north wales for you, you get the idea

chris. the young man with his own house. taying there before he was behind bars, and said chris also knew about becky's affair and how desperate she was. >> would call christopher almost every night and cry and tell him stuff. and he would get off the phone. and i'm like, "is that your mom?" and like, "yeah." "what's wrong with her?" "you know what it is. you know what's wrong." i'm like, "yeah." i was like, "david again?" he's like, "yeah, david again." he's like, "she just needs kay out of her life bad." you know? stuff like that. >> reporter: now that was a shocker. investigators had had their eye on becky's other son michael from the get-go. >> i was surprised to hear it that way. i was expecting to hear that it was michael, really 'cause, you know, i've been learning so many things about michael and -- and his past and all of that. >> you haven't had any discussions with michael about -- like you've had with -- with christopher? >> not like with christopher, no. no. 'cause me and christopher are a little bit closer than

>> chris we'll have more with this young wide receiver nelson agholor in this young group is hungry and ready to go. they're ready to step up. we'll have more on that later in sports. ♪ >>> philadelphia police releasing new surveillance video that catches a suspected thief in the act. here he is on april 20th scoping out different vehicles this is near south 27th street and later on bainbridge street even scene going into park cars and stealing a number of items inside. he took off towards schuylkill avenue. police are hoping surveillance video will help catch him. >> street closures and parking restrictions beginning tonight ahead of major street resurfacing throughout philadelphia this month. a dozen major thoroughfares will be fixed using city and federal money now the work will be welcomed by motorists across the city. maybe no one will appreciate it more than man we met today. >> our bruce gordon spent some time with the prince of potholes potholes. >> reporter: 58-year-old gary em merrick keeps plenty business as owner and manager of half a dozen properties in fox chase and neighb

bottom four, facing chris tillman, is this 661, delmon young says no.t's a long sac fly robbing the home run catch right there. young keeps that in the park. this game is tied at one. top of the third, tillman again versus a-rod, this time no one is catching this. 661 for rodriguez moves him to fourth place all time on baseball's home run list. yankees win this game 4-3. >>> moving on to hockey now. each game in this capitals/rangers series has been decided by a goal. this post season the capitals creating their own luck with their physical play and unlike past years it's alex ovechkin and backstrom leading the way but it's the entire team. 11 different players have scored goals during this playoff run. >> a lot of pressure on the top guys. there's a big burden that comes with that. at the same time it shouldn't let the other guys off with no burden you know. you can't just -- you know, sometimes you've got to stand up and, you know and -- and step up and guys have. >> all right. capitals try to close it out tomorrow night at >>> well, keys an sunglasse

>>chris: i want to speak about the inclination. for modern society, most young people, their attitudes towards heterosexuality are distorted. they are always thinking of the sexual component, the visual part in the physical part it's going for one very small component of each person in the church will say it has to be us looking at ourselves as complete and utter people and complicated individuals and we have to explore. i should not really identify myself as gay or heterosexual. i'm human person trying to get other people and the catholic perspective is a healing remedy to the over sexualized nature of our culture. >>chris: leading to the next one that we are all called to chastity whatever the state in life. >> i think this is a challenge for many people, married people as well we always have to look at the other person as someone who is endowed with gifts and we can relate to and we don't think of or act in initially or ultimately in a way that's inappropriate with their commitment. if it's my wife or husband or non-sexual component, acting on that. but other

. >>> chris and jessica this is an impressive young man. i have listened to these draft choices take microphone, this guy was sharp and he is a communications major. hopefully he plays a long time and does in the take my job. i'm beasley reese new back to you good we hope to see this guy in the end zone for many years to come, beasley thanks very much. >>> we have breaking news into "eyewitness news". we have heard from st. joseph's university they have canceled remainder of the season for women's softball team thereafter completing an internal investigation into hazing allegation as monk players. >> the university says that there were violations of campus commune standard among the team, we will stay on top and have very latest on "eyewitness news" at ten >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00, "eyewitness news" returns at ten on our sister station wpsg the cw philly and as always we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> "cbs evening news" comes your way next. they will have new information tonight out of the baltimore reaction t

the numbers of young voters could be going higher this time around, right? >> reporter: it could be, chris and tracy. the coercing has been going on for months. anything to get teens and young adults engaged. the clock is ticking. the folks over at young involved philadelphia have been working to get those under the age of 35 more engaged. the last may oral election in philadelphia had very low turnout. the general election only had 20%. also making things a little complicated is the fact that no republican may oral candidate has been elected in the city in six decades. in one way the committee of 70 is trying to push younger voters is by putting them at the polls. students from six philadelphia high schools will be working at six polling locations and answering questions today. >> callers listen to voters. they don't just listen to citizens they listen to voters. if young people want to have a voice in city hall would he have to come out and vote. >> reporter: they think there is a disconnect when it comes to the national races and the local races like we're seeing today. that's what they

[weeping] chris: emotions ran high in this reston apartment complex. after a young man was shot and killed. the police say that it happened at 2:30 when a group of men, possibly as many as five, entered the apartment and gunfire erupted. one man in his early 20's was shot and killed. another man was injured possibly by a bullet. multiple shots were fired, multiple weapons recovered. >> i heard a couple of gunshots. then i heard somebody running down the stairs. chris: this woman lives across the street from where the man died. she was home when it happened. >> i do not think anybody was going to get killed. chris: this woman, who has lived here 14 years and wanted her identity concealed, is shocked. >> none of this has ever happened before. i live here. i come home late hour sometimes and it's not a normal thing. chris: the police do not believe this was a random act of violence. this area is known for gang activity. chris papst, abc 7 news. kellye: a sheriff in texas is calling a gang related shooting one of the most gruesome crime scenes he has ever seen. at least

peace is sincerely needed as i work to deliver justice on behalf of this young man. >> let me bring in maryland congressman chrisve in our nation's capital. i want to ask you about this phone call you were just on in a second. first, i would be remiss out of the gate not to ask you about the news here knowing all these police officers are criminally charged in what appears to be the swift action of the state's attorney. >> well all of maryland i think all of the country is insisting on justice in the case of freddie gray. so we stand with the people of baltimore in the search for justice. nonviolent action and peace in baltimore. so i think it was important that we had this investigation, that the facts were reported in the way they were and that we have transparency and accountability. this is the beginning of the process, and the key thing is to make sure people have confidence in the process. i think the way the state's attorney laid out the facts of the case give people a sense of that transparency and the need to move forward. >> let me ask you one more follow-up on marilyn mosby. after she ran through this

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two of the game's young stars did not disapoip. bryce harper and chris brian put on a show. unfortunately, for the nats bad base running and bad decisions cost them against the cubs. nats fans a little concerned. bryce harper hasn't hit a home run since last week. out to the seventh, harp. >> a whole week. >> puts a swick on this thing, tosses his bat in disgust and doesn't think it's going out of the park and it's the windy city bryce. home run number 17 for you, cheer up. now tied for the major league lead. nats not the only one going yard. chris bryant showing off his power and sends this ball to the bleachers off aaron barrett and the cubs they tie this game late at two. in the bottom of the ninth now, still tied. jonathan herrera with one out and a man on takes this to second and desmond trying to go for the double play ball. his throw is way off and not a smart decision there by desmond herrera, a great base runner. 13th error of the season for him. turned out to be costly because the very next batter addison russell, that's a walkoff for the cubs. they beat the nation

want to see these guys that are in double a, they look around major league baseball and see young guys like chrise up done great things. they see other young pitchers, at 22 or 23 years old come to the big leagues and pitch well. that doesn't happen here. and why doesn't that happen here? we don't know. because we're never told what that process is. >> he said we have a plan in place. why don't you tell the fan base what that process exactly so we can get on board with you? but it will never happen. he doesn't speak that way. and you can see that the frustration came out. >> he did it two, three times. i apologize for what i said. >> three division tight the, feels like he should get more struggles and little more patience from the fans, that's why he is feeling like, you know -- >> if he thinks that then he's somewhat dilutional. that cannot be the case. that was so long ago now. >> series back-to-back, won one in 200 the. >> really the last good year 2011. working on four straight years now, of basically -- >> why are were we so good then, so bad now? can it all be pinned on him? can he get any

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he saw the pain and chaos, but did not know the young child he watched lying on the grass later died. >> that's really sad to hear. chris: and you see the child? >> i just thought the child was hurt really bad, i didn't know he died. chris: the motorcycle was heading westbound and collided with the car turning into the mall. three other pedestrians was seriously injured. abc 7 called the mall to see if this security camera captured the crash. security would not comment. >> i definitely don't want to see another child hurt again. that is a bad thing to see. chris: speed of the motorcycle was a factor in this crash. charges will be considered. the motorcyclist and the driver of that car are expected to be ok. chris papst, abc 7 news. kellye: we have breaking news from montgomery county where firefighters are on the scene at a town house fire. the fire department tweeted out these photos. you can see smoke coming from the fourth floor of the building. there is heavy damage. it is believed the fire started on a deck. most of the fire is out but crews are working to put out the hotspots. new tonight, a swimmer is dead after

unforgettable college graduation for a young man named chris he walked across the stage to receive hisry left him with virtually no chance of regaining movement below his neck. this was on sunday. we'll talk to chris and his, ooh -- fiance emily. first, his remarkable story. an incredible moment defying great odds. [ cheers and applause ] chris norton began his college career at luther college in iowa as a star football layer. then he suffered a terrible injury. fracturing his neck and come presing his final cord. doctors telling him he had a 3% chance of ever walking again. four years later, the 23-year-old takes the stage at his graduation. leaving his wheelchair behind. taking the steps one by one with the help of his fiance emily. in the audience his mom, overjoyed. the unimaginable traps formation. all thanks to chris' determination. >> come on chris. >> come on buddy. >> reporter: he found mike barres former coach and trainer who has helped nearly 50 patients come back. >> neurological engineering is a system i have devised. >> reporter: chris worked with mike and his team five d

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young girls playing soccer. >> another step forward as one tries to level the plays field. chris nguyen "abc7 news." the other team will stay at the santa clair yacht and practice at stanford. san francisco will host most of the activities. >> it's now official. peter deboer is the new head coach for the san jose sharks. deboer most recently coached for the new jersey devils taking them to a stanley cup. he replaces todd mclellan. he resigned after the sharks failed to make the playoffs for first time in ten years. >>> a controversial bill to formally legalize lane splitting in california is moving through the state legislature. right now it's not illegal for motorcyclists to travel between cars on california roadways. the new laws would set parameters on how to lane split safely. opponents say it's inharmtly dangerous but they say legalizing it is safer than outlawing it. >> parameters are going to set the stage for a much safer lane splitting practice because it's been unregulated. now that they have parameters and understand how to do it more safely, everybody will benefit from it. >> it now move

young man. >>> while president obama is in new jersey today, new jersey governor chris christie is in new hampshire right now, where he is calling for a larger u.s. military and increased defense spending. looking live now at governor christie delivering his remarks. likely 2016 republican presidential contender is also expected to criticize president barack obama's handling of the rise of the islamic state group. excerpts of his speech were released earlier today. previous speeches focused on overhauling social security and lowering taxes on individual and corporations. >>> tomorrow voters in pennsylvania will head to the polls. there are several big races on the primary ballot. >> including the democratic primary for philadelphia's mayor, democratic and republican primaries for state supreme court justice and democratic primaries for superior court and commonwealth court justices. >> we invite to you stay with "action news" and six a abc.com for complete coverage of the pennsylvania primary tomorrow. we will have up to the minute returns and all of the major races, tomorrow night, and the the lea

chris nguyen abc 7 news. >>> a father and his two young children were rescued from the sierra and they are fine. we were there to bring you the live rescue and reunion after two days of worry and fear after nick vlahos and his kids failed to return from a camping trip. >> the children are now back in the bay area. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield brings us more from oakland. >> nick vlahos' friends said they felt tremendous relief when he and his kids were found safely in the sierra by rescue crews. >> we were elated. the family has reunited with relatives and the abc 7 news camera was there to capture the moment. vlahos, his 5-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter were on their way home from camping when their truck got stuck in the mud. they were trying to get the attention of rescue crews. >> we had fires going and i had blankets on the trees and yellow straps all over and we left bottles by the river and we did everything we could. >> they finally spotted him. vlahos took this video of his daughter mila being lifted into the rescue helicopter. his co-workers at al's barber shot in alameda s

scandal rocks a high school down the shore. 20 young people are facing criminal charges for sharing private pictures of students. >>> good evening i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. police seized dozens of cell phones in their investigation. the scandal happened at a high school in lower township, cape may county, and "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has more now on the investigation. >> reporter: 19 students and one adult now charged after a sexting scandal rocks lower cape may regional high school. police say the students were sharing naked photos of other female students. >> i'd be devastated. >> it breaks my heart. >> reporter: parent and student involved who didn't want to be on camera and now have an attorney tell "eyewitness news" this started last month when soft more and junior girls sent inappropriate photos of themselves to boy students. the boys then began sharing the photos with friends on social media. police say they were notified when another student told a teacher. 27 cell phones were confiscated and police began a criminal investigation after finding quote numerous nude and partially nude photos of female students

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chris rollins shoots and scores, his fourth goal of the season. united win 2-1. at the french open, venus already defeated by the youngcan, stevens, but serena was still at it. serena lost the first set, 6-3 but eventually found her groove in the second set. puts the forehand away, winner takes the set 6-4 forcing a third set. williams goes on to win three straight games taking the 5-2 lead. that's point, the forehand winner, advancing to the fourth round. she will face sloan stevens. stanley cup, western conference finals ducks-blackhawks, quack, quack. it was not meant to be. in the first, the wrister on the power play. blackhawks win 5-3 advancing to the stanley cup finals for the third time in six years. the new orleans pelicans have hired a new coach. i was quacking, from the movie. they would do that every game before the -- every day before the big game. quack, quack. it's my childhood. kellye: i'm glad i know this about you. kellye: paris will remove one million locks from the famous bridge, citing safety. the locks added 45 tons of weight to the bridge, causing a railing to collapse. after they are removed th

. >> why chris christie may not get his wish. >>> also deadly days ahead for young drivers.your teenager is especially at risk behind the wheel. exactly two days from right now. >>> damp dreary and cool today, but maybe brightening a bit already. what can we, pekt for expect for the holiday? get my updated nbc 10 first alert memorial day forecast. ♪ take me into your darkest hour ♪ ♪ and i'll never desert you ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ yeaaaah! yeah. so that's our loyalty program. you're automatically enrolled, and the longer you stay, the more rewards you get. great! oh! ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ ♪ won't let nobody hurt you ♪ isn't there a simpler way to explain the loyalty program? yes. standing by you from day one. now, that's progressive. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> a lot of enthusiasm today at the philadelphia fire department awards ceremony. a number of heroes were honored in northeast philadelphia. the fire department gave out its highest honor, the heroism award, to four of its members and a civilian. fire officials say the heroes put their own lives at risk to save others.

chris proud. and i think right now he's smiling down on us. >> we would like our country to take note of what our youngen and women in uniform go through both abroad and at home, honor them, give back to them. do little things just to thank them. >> they are going to love it. >> dozens showed their support by assembling some 100 care packages that were immediately shipped out to afghanistan. >> everything is important for these guys. >> payback for all of the service that they've done for us. >> i love giving back to our veterans. >> as veterans like chris kyle's brother jeff sees it, this simple gesture goes a long way in a war zone. >> to get a little piece of home and know that the american people are still behind us, it gives us the strength to fight another day. >> one veteran's efforts to pay it forward one package at a time lester holt, nbc news. >>> coming up next, a young woman whose obstacles you can't see but make her music all the more remarkable to hear. >>> we are ending on a high note tonight. jazz musicians are known for their ability to improvise. but one young singer is doing that and

information about a shooting that left a young philadelphia girl seriously injured and police trying to figure out why. >>> good evening i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. >>> tonight investigators are looking for the person who pulled out a gun and started shooting. it was the end result of either impatience or anger. >> natasha brown is digging deeper into this story and has new information night. >> reporter: shattered glass from a random bullet that's still lodged in seven-year-old girl' head. >> seven-year-old is hodding her head screaming. she has blood on her hasn't. >> reporter: this was the scene saturday night at 53rd and haverford. unsuspectsuspecting driver briefly stops his car to unload something. his sisters sitting in the back seat. police believe the stop at a normally couldn't jeffed area may have triggered the gunfire from an impatient driver. >> we think a car that may have been stuck in traffic and may have been frustrated with the male slowing down because of the congestion over there pulls by him and fires on the car. >> reporter: bullet peered the back passenger side window of the car narrowly missing the the two other child

chris may sits down with milton street. his mission fighting crime. that's comin >> welcome back everyone. disturbing surveillance video shows a youngirl being dragged by her school bus. it happened in louisville kentucky where eyewitnesses say the five-year-old student got her backpack stuck in the bus doors. fortunately she only suffered scrapes but that district is currently investigating. >> ♪ >>> well now in the race for mayor, the philadelphia democratic mayoral primary is on tuesday. recently our chris may sat down with former state lawmaker and entrepreneur t. milton street who says he's ready to lead the city of philadelphia. >> how you doing. >> pretty good. >> need your vote, man. got to stop this violence man. >> reporter: we can do it. >> reporter: walking around philadelphia with t. milton street. >> good to see you. >> reporter: it's like taking a master class in retail politics. >> you and your brother helped my mom get her house. >> oh really. >> way back in 1975. >> yeah, yeah. i'm still here. >> reporter: he's been a fixture in this community a several styled voice for the poor. >> he was letting people know what

>> reporter: chris one person i spoke with said if the youth want their voices heard they need to come out and vote. young involved philadelphia have been working to get those under the age of 35 engaged through phone banks and the like. the last mayoral election had very low turnout. the general election only had 20%. making things complicated is the fact that no republican may oral candidate has been elected since a decade ago. students from six philadelphia high schools will be working at several polling locations and answering questions. >> i don't have to tell any of you how troubling the numbers are about young voters and their lack of interest in registering and voting. we feel this is an important move for us to make in trying to reverse those numbers. >> we get the big issues it's the issues at the city level that i don't think people are engaging with. we've been trying to do a little bit of education to that end. >> reporter: and with that it's not just the mayor's race but city council, judges all sorts of races that are going on. what is the big issue that young people are concerned about rig

huddled in the bathroom with other family members, including three young kids when the tornado hit, destroying the home. donna and chris if you could, take us back to those moments before the tornado hit. you were at your house with your family, what happened? >> my stepmother called and she had gotten a text from her friend that she needed us to take cover because there was a tornado coming. and our stepmother wanted us to come to her house and try to help her get my dad out of the bed and into the floor. i asked my husband if we had time to do that, and he stepped outside, heard the sirens, said no, you know, get in the bathroom, get in the bathroom, and he checked again, and he said, it's here, he got in the bathroom, shut the door and you heard glass shatter and then the door just disappeared and we all just laid on the floor and grabbed ahold of each other and rode it out. >> how many of you were in the bathroom? >> there were seven total. >> wow! >> four adults and we had three children under three years old, there were 3-year-olds, 2-year-olds and a 4-month-old baby. >> what was it like? all of you in the bathro

chris. ed said he and heather met in 1993 when they were both teens living in florida. ed remembers they fell fast for each other. >> it was youngis, but i do. >> reporter: ed said they dated for two years before he moved away. but that puppy love was something he never got over, even after heather married. were you still carrying that torch? >> yeah. but i didn't really let it show. i respected heather too much. >> reporter: around heather's birthday in the spring of 2013 after she lost all that weight ed told detectives he reached out to wish her well and got more than a thank you. heather had big news -- she and chris had separated. >> at that moment in her life, she needed a friend. and that was what i was there for. i -- i was there right when she needed me the most. >> reporter: but ed said that shoulder to lean on soon turned into something more. >> talking, just listening to her problems. then it just, you know progressed from there. >> reporter: progressed in what way? >> you know i'm a flirtatious person. and, you know, just became flirtatious. >> detective kemp scanned the recent text between the two from heather's ce

. >> i'm chris wallace, six baltimore police officers now face criminal charges in the death of a young of our comprehensive, thorough and independent investigation have led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges -- >> we believe that these officers will be vindicated as they have done nothing wrong. >> we'll have a live report from baltimore. and we'll discuss the case with maryland congresswoman donna edwards and billy murphy. >>> from ferguson to new york city to baltimore -- >> we as a country have to do

chris wallace. six baltimore police officers now face criminal charges in the death of a young black man. >> the findingse led us to believe we have probably cause to fryer criminal charges. >> we believe the officers will be vindicated as they have done nothing wrong >> we have a report from baltimore. we will discuss the case with marilyn congresswoman donna edwards and freddie gray family attorney billy murphy. >> from ferguson, to new york city to baltimore. >> we as a country

chris wallace. six baltimore police officers now face criminal charges in the death of a young black man. >> the findings of our comprehensive and independent investigation have led us to believe we have probably cause to fryer criminal charges. >> we believe the officers will be vindicated as they have done nothing wrong >> we have a report from baltimore. we will discuss the case with marilyn congresswoman donna edwards and freddie gray family attorney billy murphy. >> from ferguson, to new york city to baltimore. >> we as a country have to work. this is not new. leaders crew the country try to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the communities they serve. >> you want your children to be say you want your families to be safe. we know that >> we will talk with ohio governor and potential 2016 candidate john kasich who named a board to develop statewide police standards. >> and my special trip to west point to discuss the history and future of the united states military academy. all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news? washington. a terrible week of rioting in baltimore has en