francis scott key's son had been engaged in a relationship with fickles' wife and he took issue and called him out on lafayette square. fickles killed key. he made a claim, he claimed that he had become so enraged by learning of this affair, that he had become temporarily insane. the jury was convinced by his argument and he is now known as the first person not being found not guilty by by reason of insanity. he had quite a name in washington circles. after the start of the war, he talked his way into a commission and eventually was elevated to commander of the third corps and found himself assigned to play a role in the battle of gettysburg. and a story well recounted by folks who know the gettysburg story well, he was not inclined not to follow orders and led his men ahead of the union line and suffered for it. his men were almost unilaterally slaughtered and dan himself was struck by a cannonball, similar to the one we have on display, struck into his lower right leg, requiring amputation on the battlefield. and we have on display the lower right leg. it took an interesting journey. he

that was written by francis scott key to celebrate the soldiers of baltimore's ft.chenry for those who don't know. that song has a special place in the hearts of people who live here. but that was a real attempt to try, by the baltimore symphony orchestra, to get the city in some small way back to normal with music, a cultural event. you kind of contrast that with what's going on here. it's a little different situation, but again, you can't underscore the fact that -- there we go. the side's been retired. you can't underscore the fact that this is a city where right out here at the stadium saturday there were big problems. there were something like 34 people arrested. there were six police officers injured. there was a brawl in a bar and some cars were torched. so the officials understand the potential threat but -- so they're going to be castigated if they hold this thing and let everybody in and castigated if they don't. it looks like they tried to err on the side of safety brooke. >> they sure did. i think as we've seen in instances, music certainly heals. kudos

in a town when you're proud of your town or from baltimore, we just celebrated the war of 1812 francis scott key. baltimore is a great place to be and to raise a family. and it's very disappointing. you have to understand that there are many people who are extremely upset because they feel there has not been justice as far as freddie gray. but, you know when you have a small group who are setting places on fire, that are looting, that are bringing innocent people and attempting to attack them or harass them that's not what we want people to know what baltimore's about. so now what we have to do is come together call out to citizens in the baltimore area, especially in these neighborhoods, to stand up and try to let the juveniles or anyone who wants to end violence to stop it. you're hurting yourself. another issue too is that there was a funeral today. freddie gray's family from day one, including his twin sister said let's not let the violence take root. that does nothing. to have this violence the day he was buried is not great for the family. it's not great for baltimore. it's got to stop

the concert ended with the star spangle ed battle written by francis scott key. this morning is delivering more than people. the on-demand car company expanded uber eats service. it brought food to customers in los angeles and barcelona. jamie wax shows us how this time uber will need to catch up. jamie, good morning. >> good morning, norah. food delivery is an estimated $70 billion a year business in the u.s. so start-up companies like post mates and insta card have created apps that they hope% will capitalize on that. with a click of a button they amt to deliver anything from seafood to shoes in a matter of hours or just minutes. >> we just saw a guy come in and said i'm bigging up for post mates and we didn't think anything of it. next day it was two guys, three guys. >> reporter: this meatball shop owner owns six shops in new york city. none of them offer delivery but on demand post mates has changed that. this is the founder and ceo. >> reporter: what makes someone hit your app as opposed to one of the other delivery apps? >> i think it feels like a remote c

sam houston was represented by francis scott key. yes, the same lawyer that wrote our "star spangled banner." rather than pay the fine, rather than deal with congress anymore, and mr. stansbury, he left washington. and then soon ended up in texas. and became a political figure there. they loved sam houston when he came to texas. they didn't care about his troubles here in washington, d.c. he was made general of the texas army. so the alamo takes place. william barrett travis, the commander, they were all killed. sam houston builds his army and he's ready to defend texas against the invading army from santa ana. so, that brings us to april 21. sam houston did not engage santa ana quickly. in fact, he kept moving east. he got as close as he could to louisiana, then he moved south down toward the gulf of mexico. santa ana is chasing him. finally, sam houston stopped. on those marshy plains of san jacinto, where the buffalo baio meets the -- bayou meets the river. santa ana's army 1,800. sam houston's army, 700, 800. outnumbered. santa a

scott: the vatican says pope francis will visit cuba before arriving in the u.s. in the last week of september. the pontiff has been credited with restoring relations between the u.s. and cuba. the pope is scheduled to visit three u.s. cities this fall including d.c., new york and philadelphia. alison: there is a big hangup over a plan to build a cell phone tower beside a germantown middle school. they held a town hall that generated mixed reviews. kevin lewis is live to explain the controversial decision at hand. kevin? kevin: hi there, alison. this is what the cell phone tower at the elementary school in germantown looks like. as you can see, it's fenced off but still close to the school and measures more than 100 feet tall. many parents at nearby middle school are speaking out hoping to prevent a similar tower there. as it stands 11 montgomery county schools have cell towers. if approved, it would be the 12th. with the parents coalition of montgomery county and she argues school with high poverty rates are more likely to get stuck with these controversial anten

. >> francis ford copola, famous director uncle will. >> exactly exactly. >> is scott eastwood the bestve what do you think. >> i'm not going to lie to you. i have had a girlfriend for three years. i said okay that man might be, he might be like the most perfect man ever. she is obsessed with him. if ale a yens were to come down from earth and send one by up to show who the the human race is, it would be scott eastwood. >> yes. >> my girl friend loves him too. >> i'm he sure. >> they are going to be not even paying attention to the movies just looking at his face. >> right, i will say i would the rather be with brit robinson because she's absolutely stunning and gorgeous. she is who i was staring at the movie. >> but beyond the looks scale of one to ten who is scott eastwood an anchor five, eight, two. >> he is solid. i would say he is probably a six. maybe toward a seven. i don't think he is a great actor. he is good enough to kind of carry it. >> there he is. >> they is. >> look at that. >> well thanks. >> thanks buddy, appreciate it. >> thanks, bye guys. >> no matter how his acting i

the deadly shootings of walter scott and roger harris are a part of a series of killings that triggered a national cry. >> suspect being tased. >> as 30-year-old francis pusok lie on the ground hands behind his back deputies began kicking him. others joined in. they struck him more than 50 times. >> reporter: san bernardino sheriff john mcmahon it's very difficult at times to control your emotions and clearly to control the adrenaline. not that that's an excuse for what occurred. >> reporter: but with cameras so prevalent these days officers have long been put on notice and trained to keep those emotions in check. but videotaped incidents around the country appear to capture excessive use of force sometimes at the slightest threat. in albuquerque a homeless man seeming to turn away was shot and killed. >> they know there's cameras around all over the place. >> reporter: retired captain greg myer is an expert on use of excessive use of force. >> they're not to go over the line to where they're punishing the person. >> reporter: myers said it's not just the two p irritable deputies who face scrutiny. when it comes to others who seem to join in -- >> the

scott, we can change this government. >> a 2.7 second time destroyed the life of two families. >> pope francis opening a century old wound first genocide of the 21st century. >> the pope is not the only one who called this a genocide. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo. >> good morning. welcome to "new day." 6:00 in the east. hillary clinton is in. she is also off we will tell you why her announcement video surprised insiders but wowed the rest of you. it was viewed 3 million times in just the first hour. so hillary has the ped degree the money, the hour and a ton of critics and they're sounding off this morning. >>> the rnc has a particularly ominous one that we'll show you. ted cruz characterizing a potential clinton presidency as a third obama term. jeb bush echoing that message and rand paul launching an entirely new portion of his website opposing clinton positions. all this as senator marco rubio declares his candidacy today. we have this race covered. the way only cnn can. let's begin with senior correspondent brian na keeler. >> reporter: good morning. hillary clinton beginning her campaign with of

. >> this is suspect's booking photo, he is francis with a lengthy rap heat that spans more than a decade. >>> funeral services are scheduled for walter scott, man faith willally shot the by a police officer in south carolina former police officer a accused in his murder remains in jail waiting for a bond hearing that could be weeks away. omar villafranca has the latest from north charleston south carolina. >> reporter: michael slager's pregnant wife jamie a and his mother karen sharp arrived to visit the former officer for the first time since being charged with murder. thursday sharp says she stand by her son. >> he is a loving, caring, person and he wants to help people, that is why he became a police officer. >> reporter: makeshift memorial growness the the lot the where slager gunned down walter scott. some community members say it is time for change in north charleston. >> more transparency would be good? >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: newly release dash cam video shows scott running away during a routine traffic stop cell phone video picks up with the the two near each other in the empty lot and shows slager firing eight shots as sc

scott's family will hold a funeral for him tomorrow. >>> developing tonight, the man beaten by several california sheriff's deputies after a chase on horseback says one of the deputies threatened him. attorneys for francis pusok say after the beating, a deputy told him, quote, this isn't over. lawyers say pusok is still very swollen and bruised and can't remember everything that happened. ten computes have been sdeputies have been placed on leave and the fbi is investigating. >>> the weather channel is reporting that up to 14 tornadoes tore through the midwest and two people have been killed. survivors are describing the harrowing moments when the storm hit. the frantic searches for people trapped and coming to grips with what they lost. nbc's national correspondent miguel almaguer is in fairdale which took a direct hit. >> oh my gosh. >> this was the killer tornado that barreled through northern illinois. >> he's over. they'd never seen anything like it. in the bull's-eye the tiny of fairdale. seconds mean the difference between life and death. >> it's just devastating. that's all i can say. unbelievable. >> reporter: today, search teams again combed piles of wreckage. two women, one a grandmother, who

scott simon questions the government's top disease fighter. and living history and more. first, here headlines of this easter sunday morning the 5th of april. pope francisivered his traditional easter address today in a rainy st. peter's square. he prayed for christian students shot to death in kenya in thursday's massacre. he called for an end to such persecution. in kenya police say one of the gunman in that attack was the son of a government minister. easter services were held there this morning under tight security. at least 103 people died in that. saw their first pictures of 8-year-old fidel castro in more than a year. as for his brother who will be at the summit of the americas in panama this week and president obama is scheduled to attend. final four are down to two. kentucky's quest for a perfect season ended last night with a stunning upset at the hands of wisconsin. badgers won 71-64. duke defeated michigan state in earlier game. it will be wisconsin versus cook in the national championship game tomorrow night right here on cbs. in case you missed it yesterday was international pillow fight day. enthusiasts from the world over really got into

scott horsley: one thing that is interesting is committee occasions and staffing in congress. it's either lee francisor francis lee, i can't remember. she has tracked the change and how many congressional staffers is messaging and communications as opposed to legislating or -- it's remarkable. but track the change in primary messaging as opposed to legislating. it is remarkable. >> i guess i don't have as big of a problem dealing with the press, if they are empowered. it really depends, particularly in the white house, how the top staff, the senior advisers, the communications director, the press secretary, depending on who it is, decides to have people on the staff. and there is instances in which those folks are given a tremendous amount of leeway to share information, they are in the meetings, they understand what's going on. and it is worth talking to them. and there are times when it is not worth talking to them at all. they know nothing. if they do, they are not going to tell you because they are afraid of their own shadow, they are not empowered in any meaningful way, and so they are not usefu