we're working to find how that fire on guilford road ended last night. four people and a baby had to be rescued from the top story of the three-story apartment building. smoke and heat prevented the people from using the stairs. they had to wait on their balconies. the baby was taken to the hospital to be checked out and is expected to be okay. >>> a man facing charges after he entered a university of maryland dorm and touched a female student inappropriately. police say he entered the room where a woman was sleeping and then touched her. he then ran off after she woke up and started screaming. it happened early friday morning. colby was drunk at the time. police say dorm residents did let colby into the building. he was able to get into three different rooms because the doors were not locked. colby facing charges for sex assault and burglary. "brave" today the artist prince will headline a special rally for peace in baltimore. the singer released a new song about the city and recent violence. can you listen to that song at nbcwashington.com. today's ral

if it holds together, we're looking at ashton 6:19, guilford 6:25. just a nice evening with temp in the 70s. it's got to get money. >>> coming up enforcing a brand- new smoking ban. >> and no tours in the eiffel tower today, the crime that closed the popular landmark after the break narrator: puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support, putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the headlines tell the story... woman: "unfair treatment from washington." man: "thousands without medications." woman: "it c's arisis that could imperil the whole economy." narartor: washington must act now to protect care for three and a half million u.s. citizens. before it's too late. >>> many differences seem to be close to being resolved and cuba comes off our terrorism list a week from today. the country now has a bank account here and doesn't have to deal in cash, but issues like guantanamo bay

jimmy garr rap pa low and garrett guilford. they'll battle to get to play. four game suspension for tom. patriots fined $1 million and that's nfl record on team. the pats also lose their first round draft pick in 2,164th round pick in 2017. for playing with footballs clandestinely deflateed below regulation levels after official inspection. they can't fine that man. his net worth is estimated north of $100 million but taking games in a powerful statement. ray rice was suspend indefinitely after he got two game ban. 8-degree yann peterson also suspended indefinitely and later reinstateed. ben roethlisberger got sick games reduced to four. all of those incidents involved domestic violence accusations. new orleans saints were hit hard after bounty gate and michael vick suspended avenue the dog fighting convict. so how does brady's punishment stack up? >> it's hard to compare on the field with off the field but nonetheless cheating is cheating and he got caught. >> i wouldn't call it apples and oranges but off field incidents are different than on field incident

juliet smith was set to graduate from guilford college in north carolina this weekend. her unborn son had other plans as they so often do. they went into labor friday night and since she couldn't make the commencement you see what's going on. school leaders brought the event to her. professor played pomp and circumstance on the tuba and they gave her her diploma at the hospital. >> surreal. doesn't even come close to describing how it feels. there was no way i was going to make it to graduation after giving birth to this perfect boy boy. >> aww. baby mile low wasn't due for three weeks but he and mom are doing just fine tonight. >>> it's called a medical miracle treatment saving lives. >> for years scientists have been looking for cure for hepatitis c. but is this break through getting to everybody that needs it in time? fox 29's joyce evans here with a look at the story you're working on for tonight at 10. >> i am indeed guys. great news and scary news report about chronic hepatitis c. the virus that used to be considered certain death. infecting the blood and damaging

we're working to find how that fire on guilford road ended last night. four people and a baby had to be rescued from the top story of the three-story apartment building. smoke and heat prevented the people from using the stairs. they had to wait on their balcony. >> the fireman, he came up with a baby that looked two weeks old and put her on the ground. i think he put a mask over her. >> the baby was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. >> a man facing charges after he entered university of maryland dorm and touched a female student inappropriately. police say he entered the room where a woman was sleeping and then touched her. he then ran off after she woke up and screamed. it happened early friday morning. colby was drunk at the time. dorm residents did let the guy into the building. he was able to get into three different rooms because the doors were not locked. colby facing charges for sex assault and burglary. >> tracking tornadoes in multiple states as severe weather slammed the southern united states. take a look at this incredible vi

we used google street view to check out some of the streets in north baltimore, guilford neighborhoods of north baltimore. some house holds bring in more than $75,000 a year. and the unemployment rate is 7%. most people own the homes they live in. three miles to the south is winchester, the neighborhood where freddie gray lived. the majority of children there live in poverty. more than a third of the residential properties are vacant and abandoned. and the unemployment rate is 23%. compare the people in north baltimore live longer. they get better prenatal care. they are more likely to go to college, much less likely to be the victims of violent crime. 75% of north baltimore residents are white. 97% in south baltimore are black. the problems are not solely the result of decisions made long ago by people long dead. they have been reaffirmed and compounded again and again and again into the present moment. in the early 1900s, sections of what was a fast growing city of baltimore had become slums. some were populated by african-americans. others by recent immigrants from europe. most suff