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both sons are still in a coma. traces of the fumigating chemical was found in their room at a luxury resort in the u.s. virgin islands. jean casarez is out front. >> reporter: a spring vacation for the family in the u.s. virgin islands was supposed to be a tropical paradise. but just hours after checking into their st. john's condo, the family of four thought they had food poisoning. paramedics were called to the delaware family's villa on march 20th, after steve fell unconscious. his wife and two sons began having seizures. the family was rushed to a hospital in nearby st. thomas and then air lifted to the united states after it appeared they had been exposed to a lethal pesticide. >> it's a potent neurotoxin. epa banned its use for indoor applications all the way back in 1984. >> reporter: ignoring epa regulations, federal investigators say meth ill bromide was sprayed on the first floor of the condo to kill bugs. but the fumes reached the second floor where the family was staying. >> this is a very stoptopics pe

after three months he awoke from the coma. but he lost all memory. >> they're like, that's your wife. i'm like yeah (laughs). >> reporter: davis's say their faith is important. >> doctors know what they're talking about. and it's good advice. and it's good counsel. but that doesn't mean they're right. if you believe in god then believe in god. take what you know to be true. >> here in my life. god knew. >> reporter: he sure does. more than $15,000 has been raised through the go fund me appeal. a few years from now when matt is fully mobile the davis's want to move into a house and start raising children. the couple also hopes to have another wedding to replace the memories that were lost. >>> three degrees guarantee. >> that means the pressure is on. >> what is that? >> we're going to forecast the temperature for nationals and 11:00 we'll let you know how we did. >> that doesn't mean you always dress for the forecast. it's a 3 degree guarantee. and again i forecasted a high of 75 today at 11:00 we'll reveal if i was on target

first a marshall high school athlete he athlete is in a coma tonight. his outlook for recovery not certain. peggy fox with his story from fairfax tonight. >> reporter: 16-year-old justin lee has been in a coma here at inova fairfax hospital since february when he was suddenly stricken with a rare neurological virus. >> it seemed like he had normal flu symptoms. >> reporter: justin a 16-year- old from vienna was the picture of health. he's on the marshall football team and played basketball since grade school. >> here's a great picture of him cheering at one of the marshall games. >> justin's personality, he's holding up a large crock. >> he just makes everybody laugh. >> reporter: joe corish has been his long time basketball coach and was saving a spot on the team for him. >> we were just blown away. how has this happened so fast? he went from going to the sort of a virus checked out to suddenly he's in the hospital and he's in a coma. >> reporter: justin's mom tells the corishes her youngest son has been diagnosed with acute flaccid myelitis that is af

spine was severed, coma died.and really just people in the area protesters wanting answers. we'll bring you the news conference live. >>> also we're watching very closely as well this breaking news overseas. this aircraft carrier, the uss theodore roosevelt, we're learning is en route to the waters there, the arabian sea just off the waters of yemen. we have more on that. stay with me on cnn. you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wanna get out of here? go national. go like a pro. i hate cleaning the gutters. have you touched the stuff? it's evil. and ladders... awwwwwww!!!!! they have all those warnings on them. might as well say, "you're going to die, jeff". you hired someone to clean the gutters? not just someone. someone from angie's list. but we're not members. we don't have to be to use th

went into the hospital got into a coma and died a few days later.t's a tragic story. >> it makes no sense, wolf. it keeps happening over and over again. we've got to address these issues. if not, i'm going to be on your show every week with another death of a person of color who's unarmed. and that's just not right. it's just not acceptable. >> but in baltimore, you bring up the issue of race. the mayor is african-american, the police chief is african-american. i don't know the numbers but i suspect a huge percentage of the police force in baltimore is african-american. this is not some, like frgsonerguson, where you've got 60 or 70 police officers and two or three african-americans. in a community that's 60% african-american. >> wolf i think if any parent out there, this happens to their child, it doesn't matter if the person who did it was african-american or caucasian. you just want the truth to come out whatever happened. and you're right, our community, there's a lot of responsibility in making sure that we help prevent these things. and so we'

her grandmother, cissy houston says she is no longer in a coma but has irreversible brain damage. bobby brown says his daughter is awake and he felt she was watching him. >>> major egg producing plant in iowa has been quarantined after an outbreak of bird flu. more than 5 million hens will be killed to prevent the spread of the disease. bird flu in three wisconsin counties has made governor walker to declare a state of emergency there. >>> severe weather slamming the east coast. serious winds in anderson, south carolina putting the tree under the car there. the similar scene in north carolina. a 2-year-old girl injured after a tree fell on top of a room where she was watching tv. she is expected to be okay. >>> hillary clinton on the record about the republican attacks against her as possible republican rivals make big moves

. >> i was in a coma for nine months.ine month coma. >> reporter: stow says that his doctor called it a miracle. >> thank you dad. >> what was it? a knuckle ball? >> it was a curve ball. >> knuckle curve. >> knuckle curve. >> reporter: giants, stow is finding more than just his strength or his pitching arm. >> it sounds kind of, dumb in a way i guess, but it's, it's just me trying to find me now. where i'm at. how far back i got set. how far i need to go forward. >> reporter: the san jose giants promised stow's family that when bryan was ready they wantedded -- wanted him to throw the first pitch and in what stow's mother calls a dream come true -- >> bryan stow. >> reporter: four years later, his hard work and preparation paid off. >> it's been a long journey. a long walk to where i'm at now. >> reporter: the stow family says the giants as an organization and as individuals have remained in contact with the family in fact, they're planning to go to a giant's game up in san francisco in just a few weeks. in san jose, ken

he had been in a coma. gray's family says police severed his spine. we're showing you right now live pictures of the protests in baltimore at 7:00 eastern. these protesters as we said thousands at this hour calling for an end to police brutality. they're also holding signs that read "black lives matter." the crowds at this moment making their way to the site where gray was originally taken into custody. at that time police dragged him into a van. he was screaming in pain. let me play that for you. >> ah. [ bleep ]. ah! >> the outrage has been building ever since this video of gray's arrest was made public and tonight, we can report that the justice department has now launched a civil rights investigation into gray's death. miguel marquez begins our coverage in baltimore. he's with the protesters tonight. miguel what are you seeing right now? >> very much with the protesters. these young men are incredibly angry about everything happening here. literally. [ bleep ] him. >> as you can see, there's a lot of emotion running through the streets here. we ar

>>reporter:a pregnant tennessee woman wakes up from a coma to find she had her baby three months ago. >>reporter:20-year-old sharista giles was unconscious when she gave birth to a boy.nicknamed "baby l". >>reporter:these pictures are courtesy from our sister station in sweetwater.tennessee. >>reporter:according to her family. giles is now responsive.able to open her eyes and slightly squeeze the hands of her family members. >>reporter:giles was five months pregnant when she was involved in the accident that put her in a coma. >>reporter:she was on her way home from a nashville concert in december when her mom says the driver of her car fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into a concrete barrier. >>reporter:doctors were forced to deliver "baby l" prematurely in january.first weighing less than two pounds. >>reporter:now he weights six pounds.four ounces and is improving at a local intensive care unit. >>reporter:the lead is. mom wakes up from coma to find she's had her baby >>reporter: rejected, temperatures 50 if the san francisco san jose 60, the 61¢ parles which were above seasona

. >> a well known napa man is in a medically induced coma this morning. how the community is helping his family after he was beaten during a jewelry store robbery. >>> very scary story today. we are live in antioch where parents and students are being told to be cautious. a fifth grade boy says a strange man tried to get him into his truck yesterday. tara moriarty is out there this morning. coming up she will talk about what the school principal is saying about the potential danger and this is the second such case in the area. we'll get to that in a moment. it's friday, april 24th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic for you. you know i believe everything steve paulson said. >> we all do. >> windy out there. >> it is windy. we will have rain tomorrow morning. before we get there we have a rather fresh breeze for some. gusts to 30 at sfo already. oakland airport at 24. some temps a lot of 50s. 48 degrees and close for others. santa clara at 50. temperatures have been running very cool. the ocean temps have cooled d

he's been in a coma since the end of february. >> i was with him the day he went homesick at first. it just seem like he had normal flu symptoms. >> reporter: justin, a 16-year- old from vienna was on the marshall football team and played basketball since grade school, a picture of health. >> here's a grade school of him cheering at one of the marshall games. >> he's one of those people who makes everybody laugh. >> reporter: his long time basketball coach was saving a spot on the team for him. >> we was just blown away how has this happened so fast. he went from going to the hospital to have sort of a virus checked out to suddenly he's in the hospital and in a coma. >> reporter: justin's mom says her young son has been diagnosed with acute flaccid myelitis, a rare neurological virus affecting his brain stem and spinal cord. >> one day he's totally fine and the next day he's in icu and nobody knows why or how he got it or how to treat it. >> reporter:

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he fell into a coma and died on april 19. and although baltimore has seen peaceful protests in the weeks since then and as you see tonight, many have been calling for paerks even putting themselves between police officers and the enraged public we have also seen looting and vandalism and buildings on fire. people in the streets threw rocks and bricks at police officers, and the officers in some case returned fire with the same bricks and in some cases with rubber bullets and projectiles and tear gas. 15 police officers were hurt. most of them minor injuries but two seriously injured enough that they are in hospital tonight. in the last hour we have heard from the family of freddie gray. they've been calling for calm an end to violence. the family's lawyer spoke about the ongoing investigations into gray's death. >> we don't want a rush to justice. we don't want that. we want justice. we want accurate fact finding. no matter how long it takes, as long as it doesn't get stretched out unreasonably. we want to know all the detail

gray fell into a coma. he died a week later on april 19th. although baltimore has seen peaceful protests in the weeks since then and as you see tonight, many people in baltimore have been calling for peace, they've been even putting themselves between police officers and the enraged public we have also seen looting and vandalism. officeres the returned fire in some cases with those same bricks. in some cases with rubber bullets or other nonlethal project trials and with tear gas. the chief says 15 law enforcement officers were injured in today's clashes, most of them minor but two injured seriously enough they are still hospitalized tonight. are in just the last hour we have heard from the family of freddie gray and the family's supporters. they've been appealing for calm and calling for an end to violence. the family's lawyer tonight spoke about the on going investigations into mr. gray's death. we don't want to rush to justice. we want justice. we want accurate fact finding no matter how long it takes as long as it doesn't get stretched out

he went into a coma and ultimately died. when you see this play out, though through your lens what do you see? >> well first of all, one thing that jumps to mind is the fact that there may have been other instances of brutality and inappropriate use of force doesn't affect this case. >> right. >> so all we can see right now, we can see mr. gray on the ground. we can see him in handcuffs. we can see him screaming. he's in pain. i know there's been some suggestion he was injured in the van. probably unlikely. people need to understand that in any interaction, when you're putting your hands on somebody you're running away an officer is going to tackle you or you're resisting arrest there's a possibility you're going to be hurt. i would submit to you that until we know more of the facts, it's very possible that they were -- this was an appropriate use of force and tragic accident. for example, he could have fallen. you break your neck or partially sever, it's a medical emergency. that's very easy to miss. giving cpr after an aut

and the two boys are still in a coma.. how long does it take for something like that to set in? you want to get to the doctor. >> it can be delayed as long as 48 hours after exposure or it can be right away. you're absolutely right. you know, if you suspect you've been exposed or develop any systems that don't make sense whether you're traveling or not. get to medical attention as well. >> we've been in a room where we smell fumes of some sort should this be used as a warning for us to make sure we get out? >> i think -- >> we don't want to cause alarm. >> generally yes. there were regulations in place to prevent extraordinarily toxic chemicals like this from injuring residential spaces. or whether it's a resort or home. and those regulations exist for a reason. you know, so generally in the united states that protects us from being exposed to things like that. >> and sometimes things do happen while we're traveling and we're outside of our comfort zone. we don't have our doctor to go to. who do you trust in a situation w

a suspect who later slipped into a coma and died his spine nearly severed. and i'll speak live with senator john mccain. chairman of the senate armed services committee and all standing by with full coverage our gusts and correspondents. >>> we begin with american terror arrest. pamela brown has the latest. pamela? >> reporter: wolf officials i've spoke with say this is is a significant case today. minnesota authorities say the menu they were on the fbi's radar. over the bast yearpart year despite that would not give up their goal of fighting with isis in syria. the officials say the six young is a mieuli men, americans, part of a large group of friends and relatives and today appeared in federal court in minnesota and san diego on reports of terrorist charges. according to the complaint we've looked at over the past year the men repeatedly tried to get to syria and recently concocted a plan to go from minnesota to san diego, cross the border into mexico and then on to syria. all with the help of another young somali man by the name of abdy knorr. the fbi sa

was resuscitated and remained in a coma until he died sunday. police have not yet said how he was hurt during the arrest. >> the questions that many of you have are the same questions that we're asking. how was mr. gray injured? >> reporter: a criminal investigation is now underway to determine what happened including interviewing the police officers involved and others who witnessed the arrest. >> this is a two-part investigation. one is the criminal case and that's a two-part criminal. that's for mr. gray who is now the decedent in this case and the officers. >> reporter: police say the arrest happened in a high crime area known for drug trafficking. four bicycle officers stopped gray. >> the beat officers believed that mr. gray was either immediately involved or had been recently involved in criminal activity. >> no justice no peace! >> reporter: protesters demonstrated this weekend to bring attention to what happened. they say the arrest is just part of an ongoing problem of tension between those who live here and police. jill wagner, cbs ne

freddy gray died and was hurt during an arrest in a coma for the past week. it's not clear why officers were taking gray into custody. cell phone cameras show him screaming as officers arrested him. coming up lateren the newscast what gray's family says about his injuries. >> search teams fanned out across montgomery county looking for two toddlers who disappeared last year. but they weren't going off a tip. as dareic ward show us, police hope the latest technology can reveal new clues. >> reporter: they came from a dozen departments ready to scour offroad and off land for a single purpose. >> our goal is to find the hogg. >> jacob and sarah haven't been seen since september. they disappeared with their mother katherine hoggle. later turned up without the children. all she told authorities and others providing psychiatric care is the kids are somewhere safe. she hasn't said where. the search continue through rural montgomery county. >> we want to bring closure to that case. >> reporter: the closure authorities are looking for and the closure the father of the

. >>> the time is 406 and we are 406 and we are now learning that a napa man is in a coma after he was beaten during a jewelry store robbery earlier this week. so that is how the community is rallying to help him. >>reporter: a steady stream of customers coming by with concerns. especially for 55-year-old bob porter. he suffered a heart attack while he was being assaulted. >> i started hitting him here. >>reporter: is still vivid for the jewelry store owner. who rescued his clerk on the floor being beaten with pliers. >> they took him down with his hands like this. this kid just kept going on and on. >>reporter: napa ca is charging a 17-year-old, darrell peters with attempted murder as an adult. along with another 17-year-old. his alleged accomplice. both had run away the night before from a halfway house for an school for troubled youth in nevada city. peters -- peters is from napa valley. >> i thought he had a knife. >>reporter: kent gardella saw the struggle start from his death. >> i hit this button. to alarm -- notify the police. >>reporter: and reach behind his counter for a mand

it starts slowly as maybe non specific flu-like symptoms to outright seizures and coma.s matches the pesticide. the question is you have the epa which banned using it for decades now indoors. we understand termnix is the company a that treated the unit below the villa they were staying in. how would there be a mess up like this? how would they accidentally use something like this in residential spaces? >> hopefully it goes beyond human error. this is a tragic mistake. when talking about a chemical as heavy when compared to air in the environment and just lingering around. if a place is unventilated and that chemical is allowed to sit, it could poison people over a couple days. you and i wouldn't know we were poisoned. this is so tragic. >> it's something that could build up over days. the thing that makes you question exposure here for instance you have the wife who's doing better than the husband who's doing much better than the boys. what does that tell you about their exposure and could it have been where they were in the house, where they were relative to this exposu

the father is paralyzed and the sons are in comas.rong at this resort that now has the feds on the case? >>> all right. they were kings of the castle until big government stepped in. one town telling these kids to tear down that cardboard

both of the boys remain in a coma.old cnn in a statement that they are looking into this matter internally and cooperating with authorities and they join the community in wishing them a speedy recovery. nick valencia, cnn new york. >> i want to bring back in legal analyst danah cevallos who practices in the united states and the virgin islands. this is the united states. >> people get that wrong all of the time. they assume it's the bvi. we have three islands that are a territory of the united states, the u.s. virgin islands. so the department of justice stepped into this looking at the possible criminality of what's going on here. what does that mean for say the hotel or the condo that they rented and terminex? >> serious potential civil liability in this case. the general scuttlebutt about the u.s. virgin islands is it's a very friendly plaintiff jurisdiction. you might get a jury who would view the state side company poorly are for coming on to their home and putting their chemicals on their island. >> let's just sa

the protesters are demanding to know what happened to freddie gray who died after a week in a coma. police still have not said specifically why he was stopped or what happened after this now-infamous video showed police dragging him into a van. 30 minutes later, he could no longer move or speak. police commissioner anthony batts admitted fridays his officers violated policy by not putting gray in a seat belt and ignoring his pleas for help. >> our police employees failed to get him medical attention in a timely multiple times. >> reporter: mayor stephanie rawlings blake: >> the officers knows better, so the fact that they didn't follow procedure and we are here again having to explain to a mother why she has to bury her child is unacceptable. >> reporter: the city was already under a department of for a series of police brutality cases stretching back years. >> we're in a state of emergency. >> reporter: tawanda jones' brother, tyrone west died after a struggle with police in 2013. the city decide not to prosecute the officers involved, and jones is now suing. >> we are not the enem

first a marshall high school athlete he athlete is in a coma tonight.outlook for recovery not certain. peggy fox with his story from fairfax tonight. >> reporter: 16-year-old justin lee has been in a coma here at inova fairfax hospital since february when he was suddenly stricken with a rare neurological virus. >> it seemed like he had normal flu symptoms. >> reporter: justin a 16-year- old from vienna was the picture of health. he's on the marshall football team and played basketball since

after a 30-minute ride, gray fell enter a week-long coma. he died yesterday. angry protesters want to know exactly how he died, but at a press conference today, there were only partial answers. deputy police commissioner jerry rodriguez. >> he did suffer a very tragic injury to his spinal cord, which resulted in his death. what we don't know and what we need to get to is how that injury occurred. >> reporter: rodriguez showed video from police security cameras. he also said gray was placed in leg irons during the trip to the hospital and the van made several stops, one to pick up another prisoner, even though gray was pleading for medical help. the hand-written report by the arresting officer says gray was arrested without force or incident, but rodriguez was asked about news reports that an officer subdued gray with a knee on his neck. >> none of the officers described any use of force. i know that when mr. gray was placed inside that van, he was able to talk. he was upset. and when mr. gray was taken out of that van, he could not talk and he could not breath

kids that their dad would throw the first pitch at the san jose giants game when he came out of his coma. next thursday, bryan says he will go see the big league san francisco giants take on the dodgers. >>> "star wars" fans were given a special treat yesterday. it's the latest teaser trailer for episode 7 the force awakens! fans' reactions, of course, out of this world. "star wars" frenzy even hit the skies. check this out. that's an airplane. [ laughter ] >> i'm sure you probably knew that. painted to look like r2d2. it's an all nippon airways flying a japanese airline. the specially themed plane will start flying this fall. "star wars" the force awakens will be released december 18. they are starting already. and they are expecting it to be one of the biggest box office films of the year. >> i can't wait! >> are you a "star wars" fan? >> harrison ford was in that teaser, as well. yes, hans solo. >> are you going to bring the kids? >> yes -- maybe. [ laughter ] >> kind of have to do a whole "star wars" marathon to prep for this. >> oh, yeah. you definitely do. >> yeah. long tradition.

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none of the injuries are considered serious. >>> a baltimore man remains in a coma tonight more thanan encounter with police officers that witnesses called excessive force. relatives sentd this image of the man in the hospital yesterday. they say he has fractured vertebrae and currently needs a machine to help him breathe. >> reporter: a screaming man pinned beneath two baltimore city police officers. >> a really hope that somebody sees this for what it is. it's police brutality, dude. >> reporter: neighborhood cell phone cameras were rolling on sunday at mount street in baltimore. this is moments after police say a man ran away from the officers who tried to arrest him for reasons police won't divulge. the man is hospitalized now with serious injuries. >> they had him in a crab-like position where his legs were bent back and his arms were -- he was handcuffed. and at this point they had knees in his back and in his head. >> reporter: witnesses, some of them friends of the man, say as officers lifted him up, his legs appeared to go limp as officers took him into the patty wagon. >> i

but freddie gray ended up paralyzed and in a coma. one week later he died. in the days since his death, baltimore saw a string of mostly peaceful protests. these people came out chanting in the streets, black lives matter. larger protests on saturday did include some violence. 35 people were arrested in the saturday protest. six police officers were injured. but mostly city authorities were able to keep the peace without using force and without taking too many people into custody. this is how the mayor of baltimore described things on saturday night. >> we've had these types of conversations before. and i've made it very clear that i work with the police and instructed them to do everything that they could to make sure that the protesters were able to ebser size their right to free speech. it's a very delicate balancing act, because while we try to make sure that they were presented from the cars and the other, you know things that were going on we also gave those who wished to destroy, space to do that as well. and we work very hard to keep that balance and

lapsing into a coma less than an hour later and dying yesterday? >> the questions that many of have you are the same questions that we're asking. >> reporter: the attorney for gray's family alleges the police are covering up what really happened. baltimore police say they spot gray and begin to approach him at 8:39 in the morning on april 12th for reasons not yet disclosed. they say gray immediately runs away, just a minute later, police take gray into custody. and then 14 minutes later, at 8:54 in the morning, this is the first video we see of the event. officers load gray into the police van. police say video evidence indicates gray is conscious and speaking at the time. a half hour later, police request paramedics bring gray to a hospital. gray's family attorney says he lapsed into a coma and underwent extensive surgery. his spinal cord was severely injured and a week later he died at 7:00 in the morning. so two looming questions, why did police pursue gray and what happened to him while he was in their custody that resulted in his death? >> the

gray was arrested last week but died on sunday after more than a week in a coma.mily says his spine was 80% severed. the big question is when did that injury initially take place. several things aren't clear at this point. chief among them how and why this apparently healthy 25-year- old man suffered ultimately fatal injuries. the mayor of baltimore and the police commissioner promised a full investigation. protesters have been in the streets and outside the department for days demanding answers. first you'll hear from one of those protesters. then a man who says he heard gray being arrested. >> we have to keep asking for answers. we can't let them sweep this under the rug. >> i heard hollering and screaming, get off of me, you're hurting my neck, you're hurting my neck, get your knee off my back. >> reporter: the officers involved in the arrest and transport have been suspended with pay pending the results of the investigation. as for the police report, officers say the arrest again was straightforward. back to yothank you, nikki. >>> this morning at 11:00, the p

he remained in a coma until his death sunday. abc's tom castillo has been following the story closely. we asked about police brutality in baltimore. >> i talked about the mayor yesterday with this. i said have you had a problem with police brutality in the city and she said we have had, yes but so has much of america. this could be a homicide investigation but they'll determine that as it unveils and goesz forward in the coming days. >> gray's death has sparked protest. >>> this morning a memorial tree for an 18-year-old shot and killed by a police officer in ferguson missouri. vandals cut down a tree over the weekend after it was planted in memory of michael brown. vandals cut the tree and stole a plaque at a city park. brown was shot and killed last august. is officer has sense left the police force. >> while your remote control could be getting a workout tonight, two big playoff games. wizard take on the rap or thes looking to take a 0-2 lead before they return home and then at 7:30 the capitols taking on the new york islands.

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two teenagers still in comas, poisoned. how many others might be at risk? >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin today with breaking news in our national lead. hours ago, an fbi sting operation was announced, they had caught an american allegedly trying to commit acts of terror on behalf of isis but unlike others who had been snagged by the fbi, others who wanted to join the terrorists in syria, or iraq this individual allegedly wanted to import that terror right here on to u.s. soil. let's go right to cnn justice reporter evan perez. evan tell us who this 20-year-old man who was apprehended is, and what did he intend to do? >> his name is john t. booker jr. he also goes by the name mohammed abdullah hassan. he is 20 years old. he was arrested this morning as he tried to detonate a van bomb or tried to arm a van bomb that he planned to drive on to fort riley in kansas hoping to kill as many u.s. troops as possible. this bomb was not active. it was a fake bomb that was constructed by the fbi and placed there with two informants that he didn't reali

freddie gray ended up paralyzed and in a coma and on april 19th. a week after he was arrested he died. in the days after his arrest baltimore saw a string of peaceful protests as people came out chanting "black lives matter." a larger protest included some vandalism and violence. 35 people were arrested and six police officers incurred minor injuries. but mostly city authorities were able to keep the peace without using force and without taking people in custody. this is how the mayor described things saturday night. >> we've had these types of conversations before and i've made it very clear that i work with the police and instructed them to do everything that they could to make sure that the protesters were able to exercise their right to free speech. it's a very delicate balancing act, because while we try to make sure that they were protected from the cars and the other things that were going on we also gave those who wished to destroy space to do that as well. and we worked very hard to keep that balance and to put ourselves in the best positi

her grandmother, cissy houston says she is no longer in a coma but has irreversible brain damage.y brown says his daughter is awake and he felt she was watching him. >>> major egg producing plant in iowa has been quarantined after an outbreak of bird flu. more than 5 million hens will be killed to prevent the spread of the disease. bird flu in three wisconsin counties has made governor walker to declare a state of emergency there. >>> severe weather slamming the east coast. serious winds in anderson, south carolina putting the tree under the car there. the similar scene in north carolina. a 2-year-old girl injured after a tree fell on top of a room where she was watching tv. she is expected to be okay. >>> hillary clinton on the record about the republican attacks against her as possible republican rivals make big moves to bolster their credentials. we will explain next. >>> happening today, hillary clinton in new hampshire in her first campaign swing through the state, she will pay a visit to a community college this morning. on monday, she continued the small scale tone of her c

how he ended up in a coma and died is unclear. >> with the sadness in my heart, i extend sympathy tono words to offer to ease the pain that resulted in this issue. >> baltimore police are not commenting on the case. hundreds of people protested outside the baltimore precinct over the weekend. organizers plan more demonstrations until the truth comes out. >>> the tulsa county sheriff is expected to speak publicly later this morning among questions of the tulsa volunteer robert bates. bates is charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of the suspect he meant to subdue with his taser. records show bates did have all of the training required for the deputy position. >>> and an ohio police officer on a harrowing confrontation with a suspect captured on his body camera. officer kidder refuses to shoot the suspect. paola sandoval has more. >> reporter: the camera captured the confrontation that could have turned deadly. >> get your hands up! . >> reporter: the guy you see in the frame, he is the suspect in the double murder according to affiliate wlwt. despite the comments to get on t

after the fumigation, the father was found in a coma.heir mother were having severe seizures, according to the attorney. the parents condition improved after the family was air lifted back to the mainland united states. the mom, teresa, was releaseed from the hospital. the father, steve, is conscious, but unable to talk. an e.p.a. spokeswoman said e.p.a. is workin to see how that happened and ensure steps are taken to prevent it happening from these apartments or elsewhere. cnn, new york. >>> coming up, we'll have a live report out of rome where pope francis is leading mass, as you can see in st. peter's square. we'll be live there in a moment. wish your skin could bounce back as quickly as it used to? introducing neutrogena hydro boost water gel. instantly quenches skin to keep it supple and hydrated day after day. formulated with hydrating hyaluronic acid which retains up to 1000 times its weight in water. this refreshing water gel plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin that bounces back. ne

freddie gray died this morning after being in a coma. protesters took to the streets demanding answers. a happy update for you tonight after crews in montgomery county free a nine week old puppy from a pipe. this is blue. he was freed earlier this morning after being stuck 12 feet below ground for seven hours. rescue crews brought in food and oxygen for the puppy. this is near blair high school in silver spring. he reportedly is doing just fine. a consumer crush, the that rolled out at target -- the new line that role that it target today. what the father of two missing montgomery county children plans to do as crews go back and search. kimberly: a sweeping search today in montgomery county for two missing children. they have been missing since seven timber and a renewed effort to find them. -- since september and now a renewed effort to find them. in the woods and on the water police scoured parts of montgomery county searching for three-year-old sarah and her two-year-old brother jacob. the two children were last seen september 7. days

the 25-year-old man died yesterday after lapsing boo a coma. family's attorney says it was a case of quote a black man running. >>> a new report out today shows hundreds of people may have been wrongfully convicted. that might even include people who were executed for their crime. >> their cases were based on flawed technology, used by the fbi for decades. don champion reports hundreds of cases are under review. >> reporter: before he was exonerated in 2014 cleveland wright had been convicted. >> i now i was innocent. >> reporter: a new report out today by the innocence project found from the 1970s through 1999, 25 of 29 fbi forensic examiners had errors in their testimony. impacting 257 cases. the report also found that out of 18 people executed, 12 of them had errors in their cases either in their testimony or lab reports. >> the fbi and doj had to redouble the efforts to get the transcripts of the hundreds and hundreds of case of people where fbi agent gave exaggerated testimony. >> before dna testing the fbi relid on visual analysis of evid

: a georgia couple share an unbreakable connection now more than ever when her husband went into a coma the woman's determination not to give on him help save his life. >> reporter: kitimat and daniel davis got married in 20107 months later met crashed his motorcycle on interstate 68 the doctor sat danielle down on but they were telling her to pull the plug on but daniel refused dids hospital said matt home daniel took care of him weeks went by and then he spoke zero when he spoke up matt could not remember the past three years finding out the woman taking care of him was his wife was a pleasant surprise today the couple on wines with yoga daniel says as mats caregiver a key serb grounded and experts say it provides big benefits for people with injuries like max. >> reporter: mattes says yoga bring some peace and held since feel more connected to his body. for all from that even simple motions like picking up a pencil require careful thought and effort. matt has spent hours before trying to help out his wife by doing simple test taking up the garbage he has this message for husband's wa

maureen: how your rogers was badly beaten, fell, cracked his skull, and went into a coma. a golf course has divided a large portion of residents. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis has details. kevin: this golf course is boarded up and the greens have gone yellow. the montgomery county golf course filed for bankruptcy. >> it would be great to walk outside of our door, take a bike and it would be right in our backyard. kevin: she thinks the development would give montgomery village and edge. >> it's a great opportunity to take our community to the next level. to compete with those other areas. kevin: but these residents contend the surrounding area is busy enough. he is going grassroots, open to keep the courts green. >> i handed out flyers for the meeting coming up in rockville. not one person was for this developer. not one out of 400. kevin: the developer played $5 million for the land and was the only interested buyer. >> 40,000 residents could have access to an 80-acre central park amenity with new housing that we have not had in the community for decades. kevin: s