it is rhino horns. last year, more than 1000 were killed in south africa alone. we have this report on efforts to save the majestic beast. >> in the african bush, a rhino is about to be shot. this is not a poacher. he is a vet trying to save the animal. this rhino had been attacked for her horn which can sell for $250,000 on the black market in asia where it is falsely believed to have healing properties. >> it is incredible being this close. what is amazing is she is still alive. cultures to -- poachers took off her horn and part of her face with a chainsaw. they are carrying out pioneering surgery to heal the wound and prevent infection. last year, record numbers were slaughtered for their horns. >> the value of this is unbelievable. it is the most expensive, most valuable commodity on earth. much more than gold or diamonds. >> but south african rangers are fighting back, sometimes with deadly force. 42 poachers were killed last year. >> people come into our country illegally. they plunder our resources. they try to kill you. it is tantamount to war. >> most co

the horn was stuck. it blapsed continuously from 5:00 this morning all the way till 9:00 this morning. then crews were able to silence the horn. when they finally got it off a lot of people were relieved. >> didn't scare away the easter bunny bunny. kelly johnson from comcast sports net, what's making noise in your world? >> the wire's making noise in everyone's world. they entered today 50 games over .500. they've done just about everything right. tonight the road trip rolls into san antonio, warriors are looking to accomplish something they haven't done since valentine's day 1997. >>> as we told you earlier in the show sad news from the sports world today as we learned of the passing of legendary bay area broadcaster lon simmons at the age of 91. a part of the giants' original broadcast team "tell it good-bye" was a signature line for the franchise. he also called for the 49ers and a's before retiring in 2002. lon simmons was later inducted into the national baseball hall of fame in 2004. the team simm

train horn. and it blasted for hours. that's just a couple of seconds of what people heard today. this is from a union pacific train, the horn got stuck. it blasted continuously since about 5:00 this morning. >> happy easter. >> union pacific crews were able to finally silence that horn about 9:00. they have not said what caused the horn the blare for so long. but are thankful to the person who made it stop. >>> contra costa chp officers are investigating an accident that left a woman dead in the road. she either jumped or fell out of her taxi. she was hit by at least one car on highway 4 and died at the scene. this happened at 3:45 this morning. >> the creator of a so-called revenge porn website has been sentenced to 18 years behind bars. kevin bollaert posted more than 10,000 nude photos of women on his site. the photos were linked to social media sites where the victims say they were harassed nonstop. the women had to pay up to $350 to get the guy to take the pictures down. today some of the v

this rhino has been attacked for her horns, which can sell for a quarter of a million dollars on thelack market in asia, where it's falsely believed to have healing properties. >> it's incredible, being this close to a rhino, but what's really amazing is that she's still alive. poachers took off her horn and part of her face with a chainsaw. >> these vets are carrying out pioneering facial reconstruction surgery, using dental materials to heal the wound and prevent infection. last year, record number of rhinos were slaughtered for their horns. >> the problem is that the value of this stuff is just unbelievable. it's the most expensive, most valuable commodity on earth. you know, much more than gold or platinum or diamonds. >> but south african rangers are fighting back. sometimes with deadly force. 42 poachers were killed last year. >> people coming to our country illegally. they're armed. they plunder our resources. if you try to erase them, they try to kill you. that's tantamount to war. >> reporter: most of the poachers come from across the border in mozambique, where more than ha

>>> this poor guy got his horns wrapped around a tree. >> doesn't flow what's going on. >> see what does the trick to untangling a mouflon. >> a man starts stabbing a woman's purse so she calmly -- >> sprays him in the face with pepper spray. >> how a dangerous suspect is finally cornered by the cops. >>> a biker's just traveling along but -- >> watch the rider's head snap to the right. >> what he noticed that had him circling back. >>>er r. ever heard the idea somewhere out there that seven people on the planet who look exactly like you? see one woman's social media search to find her twin stranger. >> dang, man. >> is this real? >>> when this mouflon got stuck -- >> mouflon. >> these people in poland decided they weren't just going to leave it up to fate. they were going to be very active trying to help the little guy out. >> grab the mouflon by the horn thing over there>> [ speaking foreign language ] >> this guy gets close, grabs a branch and attempts to grab this mouflon by the horn. while the mouflon is struggle it's scares doesn't know what's going on, it starts running in circles

i will call it a ram. >> he finally grabs the horns just enough. which he also says that what we don't see in the video is when he had finally run away it stopped, turned back around and just kind of stared at them for a second he thinks saying thank you. >> of course he's saying thank you. >> yes! >>> many of us were fans of the video game mario cart. it's real. the game's based on cart racing. looks like this. sounds like a herd of chainsaws getting ready to roll out. and they're off to a very quick start. this is not set up. this is in fact these little carts going, this is racing. a lot of guys will start their careers in cart racing before they move to bigger carts. watch what happens here. >> did somebody go sideways or something? >> this guy got full of tire tread as he spun around. doesn't look like he's hurt. gets out of the way. that's part of the racing. >> the thing with carts, there's no seat belts or anything like that. you actually have to crunch to keep yourself in the seat. you just kind of get thrown out. it's really hard for them

. >> natasha horne graduateed cum laude from everest college in california. >> part of the for-profit education giant corinthian. today the 26-year-old is back in her native missouri, working part time at a grocery store for minimum wage. honest work, but not the career everest promised her. >> they told us that we would have a job in the field that we studied within no more than six months. >> but hornes could not get a door in the door or transfer her credits to another college. she has nothing to show for her everest degree. >> $28,012. >> except $28,000 in federal student loan debt. so horns and 14 other students who attended corinthian colleges declared a debt strike claiming that corinthian defrauded them, they're refuseing to pay back federal student loans they say that the department of education should cancel. last year the department of education moveed to turkey corinthian's access to federal aid funds only to have the for-profit announce it would have to declare bankruptcy. but the department didn't let corinthian go under. instead, it cut the funding over and brokered the

what you can't hear from here are bull horns the police have been on the bull horns trying to dispersehe crowd. the mayor even just on a bull horn tried trying to disperse the crowd on the streets right now aside from the demonstrators mounted police, armored vehicles and extra officers. >>> exactly much chris o'connell toll us how people are out there right now. it's 10:0 sick. this occur fee tech nick cleve should have gone in effect about seven minutes ago. but officials there say they are going to use their discretion in enforcing this particular curfew curfew. they don't want to have set off more violence than already has happened. quite a different picture from last night. we'll stay on top of this. you can see how last night's chaos erupted and stay up to date on myfoxphilly.com. we'll check in with chris at 10:30. >> dozens are gathering in wilmington where two women were shot. sky fox over the scene a short time ago at the 600 block of west sixth street. no word on the victims conditions or ages. police are telling us families of the victims were gathered at the scene and then

we heard them on the bull horn talking to this guy and this guy came out. that will help his case in the the long run. >> steve, thank you. >>> authorities plan to filed child endangerment charges against a mother after her two-year old son fell in the cheetah exhibit at the cleveland zoo over weekend. the boy is okay after his parents jumped in and pulled him to safety but investigators say several witnesses saw her mom dangling her son over railing before he fell into that pit. zoo officials say the animals did in the the go toward the family. >>> oklahoma family is grieving after an unarmed black man was shot and killed by a white, sheriff's deputy in tulsa. the incident happened on april 2nd but authority waited until this weekend to release never before seen video of that shooting. >> even with the release of that video is there still unanswered questions. fox's robert gray reports. >> reporter: authorities in oak air now releasing video showing the deadly shooting of a black man by a white sheriff's deputy according to the april 2nd incident, the tuls

martin horn, who formerly ran new york city jails and david director of the american civil liberties union national prison project. anthony graves let me start with you, most people, almost all the people watching this program have never experienced anything like it, walk us through a day, the sun comes up maybe you see it, maybe you don't, but it is a new day, what's a day in solitary like? >> well, they start off about 3:00 in the morning when they are coming through and waking you up to feed you. and breakfast consistents of maybe one egg, and one biscuit. and some jelly. and biscuit is hard, and the egg is probably cold. that's how your day starts off. and then they cut the lights on you about 5:00 in the morning. and the lights stay on. if you are allowed to go out for one hour that day, they come and they handcuff you, they shackle you, they strip you out, they dehumanize you, they put you in a bigger cage for an hour, and you walk around like a wounded animal, because there's nothing else you can do in there. no workout equipment inning. then after that, they cake you back int

it was the horne couple and the horne couple only who bore the financial burden. >> paid only for the volume that was permitted and not paid for the reserve. >> justice ginsburg, that is true in the ordinary court but not in this particular case because of the unusual business model. >> and are you objecting to the volume limitation, or is it just that reserve pool that you find -- >> we believe a volume limitation would be a use restriction and might possibly be challenged will under the consensual test but would not be a per se taking. in this case rac actually takes possession, ownership of the raisins, that aspect of the case we are challenging. >> that is puzzling because if you are not challenging the volume itself, you can sell more than 60 percent of your crop.>> >> that's correct. >> what happens to the rest of it? you are not going to build a feed your family on -- >> in an ordinary case the reserve percentage which in one case is 37 percent, 30 percent in the other case 47 percent it's handed over to the reason administrative committee. >> if we just had a volume you cannot

the horns have been fighting the raisin toll regulators since 2003 facing more than 700,000 dollars in fines in addition to the lost revenue from holding back nearly half of their crop in some years. back at the supreme court today, for the second time in two years, the horns feel that the justices may be getting their message. >> yes, we're both encouraged by that because this is america and if the government wants some of your property they should pay you for it and they have the procedures for it and set th value of it and they pay you for it. in this case they just made a little regulation and took what they wanted and they didn't give you anything. >> the agriculture department said farmers benefited with higher prices with fewer raises on the market and the conservative justs including chief justice roberts did not buy the government's argument that the program is not a taking of private port that must be compensated. even the court's liberal justices say may be outdated. liberals say this case is much bigger than just raisins. >> this is about what is property and what is the go

and it having elijah comings here, he's had a bull horn and they're listening to him.hing that's a little bit of a concern ands there is this confusion as to who this curfew is for. so you have these young men well intentioned telling people to go home and they're telling the media. so, they're putting themselves in harm's way to tell us to go home. and the curfew doesn't apply. but that being said, nobody is confronting the police, they're confronting each other about going home and keeping this peaceful and led by elijah comings and you can see people have moved down that way and people are on that perimeter. the guys who were fighting were taken away and you will see there's still a pocket of people who aren't sure what they want to do but it's much smaller than it was and as we approach 10:00, it's moving in the right direction. but that's what i have for you for now. >> and hairy is also with us as we continue to stay on the images you're showing us and chris feel free to jump in if you see something that warrants it. but obviously, very difficult situation for th

the other person with the bull horn that's elijah cummings. >> we love you.roud of baltimore. we are a great city. we are a peaceful city. we are a peaceful city. >> elijah cummings has been walking around. he's been circulating, it's been a little over 20 minutes he's been walking around going to various young men and urging them, go home disperse. the crowd is getting smaller now. there were actually a few of the young men themselves who were chanting go home and urging people to get out of this square and go home. and so it's thinning out a little bit, but as you can see, there are still some persistent people and they are still here and clearly they are not abiding by the curfew. >> and when you're hearing those arguments and young people are arguinging back, what is the case they're making? >> people essentially are taking issue with the idea they can't be in these streets. this is a residential area where they live and there is some defiance. i think some of it is young men, guys who were part of that protest that started earlier this evening. it went o

but clearly the secretary-general is trying to use his bull horn if you will and his loud stature in the world affairs to sort of again, raise the red flag of how bad the situation is in yarmouk right now. >> essentially that's all he can really do use his bull horn as you say. they've been hearing these comments from the secretary-general for four years and that they risk sounds like mere plat attitudeitude.platitude.. >> you have attitude. >> you have to sense that theitude. >> you have to sense that the secretary is frustrated. the situation in syria -- i'm sorry, at the yarmouk camp is more desperate now than it ever has been before and just as a few days ago, u.n. relief agencies were simply not able to get into the camp because in his words, it was simply too dangerous at that point. so what you're essentially seeing is a little bit of frustration probably by the secretary-general. in fact some of his own relief agencies can't even get out in there to help the people that they're tasked to help. so essentially he's watching all of this as a spectator, this terrible situation sp

it's really just tomorrow horning when we see temperatures in the 30s.other than that we could see a brief warm-up by the middle of next week. near 70 before we see rain and wind to come thursday. the weekend doesn't look bad really. >> i thought our reporters would be finished wearing big heavy winter nbc 10 jackets. not yet. had to pull them back out tonight. >> if you have sensitive plants cover them tonight. >> thank you. >>> let's talk technology philly tech week out with a bang tonight. at the comcast center hundreds came out for the technology and demo party. it marks the end of tech week in the philadelphia region. more than 300 organizations took part in events throughout the week. speaking of technology, some elementary students got a gift today. free laptop computers. nice right? it was part of the commuter science collaboration. throughout the spring students travelled to learn about computers. today the villanova i.t. department returned the favor coming to their school with the laptops for a lesson. >>> all right john eagles talk. >> eagles

(horn honking) (honking) move it! (honking horn) move the truck!aler's food truck is across the way.hey! (honking) move! there's holt! i'm goin move it! hey, move! police! get out of the way! mog. get out of the way! get out of the way! move! ve it! trevor holt! stop! get out of the way! move, move, move, move, move! (people screaming) (grunting) come on! m get behind the tree! drop it! man: please, don't! pleaove! drop the gun. no! no! no! holt, i said, drop the gun now! you have to know why i'm doing this. se! i know why you're doing it. doesn't mean i'm gonna let you. now drop the gun! but they all deserve it. yeah. they all deserve to die, but not like this. no...! aah! please! hey! you don't drop that gun, you will die right here, right now. you don't want your wife to remember you like this. you don't want my sister to remember you like this, okay? you're a good man. (sighing) do me a favor put it down. okay. (panting) that's it. tell everyone i'm sorry. (gunshot) hey...! (sighs) it's over. (panting) manhattan detectives i need a bus at monrk

going to be roberto sanchez followed by bill hansen, followed by ron campbell, trish herman and ben horn. >> i'm robert snachez. i was working with them for ten years and saw so many people laughing -- to make the parade on marketing street and they did all the costumes. what i really want to thank you that teatro zinzanni is my family now, a very big, strong family. they put us together on the show. they put the dishwashers on the show and make fun of it -- even if we bring a little tiny part of the show and people saw that reaction and said wow, my cocktail waiter is doing the child can can. this has been an experience working there and thank you to teatro zinzanni for showing me how the american hospitality. because i am from mexico, and then when i come here, i saw these beautiful people and they feed me. they always give us a family bill, and then we have an opportunity to talk to each other with all the performers, all of the beautiful people, cosmopolitan people, thank you for the opportunity. i wanted to come to support those guys, and to bring -- [ inaudible ] >> thank you. than

we were knocking on the door yelling his first name using the bull horn. we were using the cell phone number although he never answered the cell phone. after several minutes the male finally answered the door and surrendered to police so he is going to be transported to the special victim's unit where he will be interviewed. the 34-year-old female victim she has been transported to special victim's where she is being interviewed. right now we have a sexual assault and a robbery and a simple assault due to the fact that this suspect supposedly pointed a weapon at this female and threatened her. >> reporter: chief inspector, thank you very much. i know you're busy and it's a fluid situation. i appreciate your time. the gentleman is headed to special victim's in custody. we'll stay on this story coming up in the next 30 minutes. live on the story, jesse gary "nbc 10 news." >>> now to local chaos in kol colwyn. it's part of what the mayor called a crisis over colwyn's crisis. we saw paula brown fired. she showed up last friday morning and she plans to show up

. >> reporter: horn says her degree commanded so little respect she couldn't get a foot in the door or transfer her credits to another college. >> i tried to take my yet its and transfer to fullerton. they said they wouldn't accept credits from everest. >> reporter: she has nothing to show buts $28,000 in federal student loan debt. >> reporter: do you think you should have to pay back those loans? >> no, i don't think i should have to. >> reporter: horn and dozens of others that attended corinthian colleges are on strike refusing to pay back the loans and demanding the regulator, the department of education cancel them. >> we didn't have the proper education and were charged way too much. charges that underpinned lawsuits filed by ryan callahan wisconsin, massachusetts, and the bureau accusing corinthian of misrepresenting job placement and transferabilitiy of credit and other unlawful practices. the evidence was compelling enough to underwrite state and federal lawsuits but not enough to convince the department of education to shut down corinthian or pay back loans for students that a

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we take you to the request to unravel the horn of africa. get in touch with us on twitter and facebook. watch us next time. i'm ray suarez. >> louisiana's bayou, 70 miles southwest of new orleans. this is the heartland of the native american houma tribe. and it's one of the most valuable ecosystems in the entire united states. >> we go to the bayous to provide for our families. everything's there... >> raymond clark's ancestors came here to escape settlers 300 years ago, building homes in the marshland. >> our people always had our villages along bayou waterways because it just provided so much for us. >> but today an ecological disaster is unfolding, threatening the tribe's traditions -- and most of all, its land. >> an area of land the size of manhattan is subtracted' from south louisiana every 10 months - it turns to water. a football field every 30 minutes, an area the size of delaware the whole state of delaware since the 1930s... it's just astonishing how much land is being disappeared. >> fault lines is here to find out why southern l

with the bull horn. there are people here telling people, go home. and there's people here who are sort of standing around. there's a lot of media jout here, as well lawrence. >> toure, how does the police presence compare to last night at that location? >> it's a -- i think there's a less intense police presence at this moment. last night, along north here on this side of north, if we can pan over to this side, they were refrained. tonight, again, they are in the fire line. they are further back. they are less intense, less aggressive. again, last night they were restrained. tonight, so far, they are very restrained. they're not doing -- they're not having an aggressive formation at all. so, again, it seems as if they're giving folks a chance to blow off some steam. >> toure, is the national guard present? >> i have not seen the national guard here at this corner at all. in my personal travels around baltimore through these last couple of days i have not seen the national guard at all. i have seen -- well i have seen the national guard over at city

they just want you off. >> the same goes that if you mess with the bull you get the horns.d michael gets to learn that lesson more literally than he ever expects. at a ride owe in australia, michael gets ready for a ride. >> i was fourth out. i was supposed to be fourth out and all the nicer bulls had been taken already and i ended up with this bloke. >> this bloke he's referring to is actually a 1500-pound bull named viking. >> his horns were shaped like a viking like the old viking helmets. they said this is the mighty bull and the money is on you tonight. it took me a few minutes to get on his back to gear up and he tried to get me off a couple times in the statutes. >> the ride starts and viking keeps trying to shake his rider and it doesn't take him long. >> it seems like as soon as i could get the left leg down the right one came unsettled and i knew about the third jump, the first spin to the left i just didn't get the coverage down quick enough and he got me down at the wrong side. >> 2.8 seconds after the debate opens, michael is thrown to the grown breaking a rib,

it was the horne couple and the horne couple only who bore the financial burden. >> paid only for the volume that was permitted and not paid for the reserve. >> justice teeeight, that ginsburg, that is true in the ordinary court but not in this particular case because of the unusual business model. >> and are you objecting to the volume limitation, or is it just that reserve pool that you find -- >> we believe a volume limitation would be a use restriction and might possibly be challenged will under the consensual test but would not be a per se taking. in this case rac actually takes possession, ownership of the raisins that aspect of the case we are challenging. >> that is puzzling because if you are not challenging the volume itself you can sell more than 60 percent of your crop. >> that's correct. >> what happens to the rest of it? you are not going to build a feed your family on -- >> in an ordinary case the reserve percentage which in one case is 37 percent 30 percent in the other case 47 percent it's handed over to the reason administrative committee. >> if we just had a volume

fueled by an insatiable demand in east asia for rhino horn, rumored to kill everything from cancer to a hangover. one horn can go for as much as $250,000 on the black market. >> this is a global problem and it needs global solutions. >> reporter: now a group called air shepherd is partnering with dr. snitch to raise money so african game reserves and parks can use this technology to help one of nature's oldest and most fascinating creatures survive for millions of years to come. anne thompson, nbc news, college park, maryland. >>> and up next, a rare sight that had a lot of people seeing red this morning. >>> some early risers were in for a rare treat this morning getting a glimpse of a so-called blood moon. the moon took on a reddish glow like you see thanks to a total lunar eclipse. stargazers, they had to work quick. it lasted just under five minutes, making it the shortest lunar eclipse this century. >>> tonight, millions of sports fans will be glued to their screens as the undefeated kentucky wildcats try to claim a spot in the ncaa national championship game to be played monday

of course, one of my frat bros, called him horn dog, he was a t.a.p with a copy of the exam. horn dog you're the best. >> larry: all did you was learn to lie and cheat in college. that's tall did for you? >> that's not not all it did because without that skill i would not be crushing it on wall street right now. okay. ( cheers and applause ) i'm telling you dude. cannot-- and this is true, larry, it's a fact-- you cannot turn worthless paper into heaps of untracked cash if you don't know how to bend the truth. >> larry: your message is if you're bosh into a rich family and have a connected uncle, you can achieve the american dream? >> that's why i don't understand why people are wining about this crap. guto college and lift yourself up by your uncle's bootstraps. you're done. >> larry: d-train, once again this was not remotely helpful. >> any time baby. happy to help. >> larry: d-train, everyone. we'll be right back. ( cheers and ♪ ♪ ♪ fruit with a cool finish. fruit on one side, cool on the other. ice breakers duo a fruity cool way to break the ice.

the uber driver honked his horn when the detective failed to signal when pulling over. the riot act. >> do you understand me. >> i -- >> do you understand me? >> stop it with your mouth. stop it with your for what sir, for what sir. stop it with the bull [ bleep ]. >> he lashed out on monday afternoon. >> okay. do you understand me? i don't know what [ bleep ] planet you're on. >> i'm not planning. >> planning? i said planet. >> the uber driver tried to explain why he honked his horn at him. >> but i just say. >> i don't care what you have to say. >> okay. >> how long have you been in this country. >> almost a year. >> almost how long? >> almost two years. >> i've got news for you. remember this in the future. don't ever do that again. >> okay. >> joseph jackalone. >> wrong time, wrong place to be on a videotape looking like you're abusing a civilian. >> reporter: in a statement to "cbs this morning" nypd said in part we referred the matter to the nypd internal affairs and note thad the detective was on duty at the time of the incident. new york city mayor bill de blasi

and people honked their horns and clapped as about 100 marchers walked by. a group called united for blue organized the march and said it's trying to rally support for law enforcement. they're also using education to unite officers with the communities they actually patrol. >>> here in d.c. a man is in critical condition after being shot multiple times. it happened about 6:00 tonight, a couple of blocks from the university. it's been nearly 24 hours since a man of thewas murdered in northwest. this incident happened in the tacoma neighborhood. someone shot darryn conte and another man near 4th and butter net streets. conte died but the other man is expected to survive. >>> a fire truck overturned and now seven firefighters are recovering at home. this is a picture. the truck was heading to a fire when it swerved to avoid hitting a car. it hit a telephone pole and flipped over. all the firefighters had to go to the hospital. >> right now, take a live look at some current temperatures. some of you are down into the 40s. what does this mean for tomorrow morning

that's what every citizen should be worried about. >> the government says horne has a choice. plant a different crop. during the arguments chief justice john roberts said the government's suggestion, do something else, called it quote, a pretty audacious statement. >> thank you. what do you think? do you agree with the raisin farmer or government? let me know on facebook or twitter @bretbaier. a new fox poll shows americans do not fight the fight against isis is going well. with 6 #3% saying somewhat or very badly. only 3% say it's going well. this as word comes from france of a terror plot foiled when the suspect accidently shot himself. police say he was plotting an attack against french catholics. greg palkot reports the plan appears to represent an expansion of the isis war on christians. >> apparently in the sights of terrorists churches in the west. this catholic church allegedly a target of a 24-year-old algerian man living in france and now under arrest. police responded to an ambulance call from him after he shot himself near his home in southeast paris sunday. they s

that's what every citizen should be worried about. >> the government says horne has a choice.lant a different crop. during the arguments chief justice john roberts said the government's suggestion, do something else, called it quote, a pretty audacious statement. >> thank you. what do you think? do you agree with the raisin farmer or government? let me know on facebook or twitter @bretbaier. a new fox poll shows americans do not fight the fight against isis is going well. with 6 #3% saying somewhat or very badly. only 3% say it's going well. this as word comes from france of a terror plot foiled when the suspect accidently shot himself. police say he was plotting an attack against french catholics. greg palkot reports the plan appears to represent an expansion of the isis war on christians. >> apparently in the sights of terrorists churches in the west. this catholic church allegedly a target of a 24-year-old algerian man living in france and now under arrest. police responded to an ambulance call from him after he shot himself near his home in southeast paris sunday. they say

he was out with a bull horn telling people to go home. part of the message was delivered at us. >> you have no news to report. it is great the curfew that went into effect. congress member cummings was out on the streets. we got information, athena about the people arrested. 200 people arrested in the first wave during and right after the riots. >> less than half of the people were released yesterday. the police captain said they were released because there is not enough time. it is too complicated to put together sufficient documentation to charge them all right away. they could still face charges as police continue to investigate what happened monday night. reviewing surveillance video and other video. they cannot hold them forever. they were able to hold them for an extra 24 hours under the governor's orders. it shows you how much time police are spending on the streets rather than doing paper work in cases like this. >> you cannot do both. you cannot fill out paper work if you are out on the streets. they may charge them. we have to w

those happening their horns seem -- honking their horns seem in no doubt that this is a part of a a problem that baltimore police have in their conduct towards the black community >>> a trial against james holmes is set to begin tomorrow. he is pleading not guilty which by reason of insanity. prosecutors say holmes should be put to death >>> a few minutes after "the dark night rises" begone homes walked into a theatre wearing a gas mask and black body armour. he threw tear gas and opened fire with an ar 15, a shotgun and a pistol. he had plenty of ammunition. >> it took a second to realise what was going on and people were running away. i hit the ground so i wouldn't be hit. police were on the scene in less than two minutes, finding holmes in the parking lot standing by his car. he did not resist arrest. he had killed 12 wounded 20 more. during questioning police say homes told them he had booby trapped the apartment. police used remote controlled robots to get inside where they discovered an arsenal of bombs and chemicals. >> make no mistake, this apartment was designed i say, based on eve

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