one at noon at latham square and another one at latham square tonight at 7:00. reporting live in oakland, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >>> there are a number of events planned across the bay area today. in san francisco people are rally for the international workers day festival at civic center plaza at 1:30. later in the afternoon, there will be a march from civic center plaza to 24th and mission. and in san jose, there will be a march and rally at city hall. that march starts at 2:00 p.m. >>> our free nbc bay area app is a good resource to stay updated on this story and others. of course, traffic conditions. you can also connect you with us on facebook, twitter, and instagram. >>> as bob mentioned, trust in a law enforcement, one of the topics on the slate on this may day. may day protesters are planning to demonstrate in baltimore as well as prosecutors review the police report on the death of freddie gray. overnight things were calm in the city and at 10:00 p.m. curfew will likely stay in place until sunday. so far details of that report are not being mad

jennifer latham is arrested, and the baby is returned safely back to mom and dad by ambulance. >> whatd of person would want to steal a baby? >> most people who steal babies actually want that baby for themselves. and hospitals are a great place to get babies. >> since 1983, 132 babies have been abducted from u.s. health care facilities. make sure your eyes or a real nurse's eyes are on your baby at all times in the hospital. because every so often a baby snatcher is eyeing them too. at number 24, fake doctors. >> i don't want to lie to you anymore. all right? i'm not a doctor. i never went to medical school. >> like amy adams' character in "catch me if you can," tammy perteet thinks she married a physician. >> every morning i would drop him off at the hospital. >> until her husband, eric, pleads guilty to impersonating one. >> i was told that at the time he was arrested he and a nurse were taking a patient from the emergency room into the intensive care unit. >> the hospital says he escapes notice by wearing scrubs and a real doctor's i.d. badge. >> anyone who fakes being a medical do

again, both are at latham square. you've got the one at 5:30, one at noon, and another one scheduled for 7:00 tonight. reporting live here in oakland, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. and our nbc bay area app is the good source to stay updated on this story. of course, traffic conditions. you can also connect with us on facebook, twitter, and instagram. >>> with trust in law enforcement and police tactics, part of today's themes mayday protesters are planning to demonstrate in baltimore today as well. as prosecutors are reviewing the police report on the death of freddie gray. overnight things were calm in baltimore. 10:00 p.m. curfew is likely doing to stay in place until sunday. seems to be working well to this point. so far details of that police report are not being made public. police sources tell a tv station in baltimore and dc that freddie gray suffered a broken neck from the impact of his head slamming into the back of a police transport van. reportedly there's no evidence that his injuries

at 7:00 at latham square a protest against the death of freddie gray who died in police custody. >>> he suffered a traumatic injury to his spine and trauma to the back of his head while in police custody. that's according to the cbs station in baltimore. authorities there have now extended a nighttime curfew through the weekend. last night local leaders helped officers clear a crowd of mostly peaceful demonstrators off the streets. but expressions of anger persist. >> charge the police for killing freddie, maybe we can trust them. >> yesterday police gave the results of their investigation to the baltimore state's attorney. she will have to decide whether to file charges against any of the officers involved in gray's arrest. >>> the other prisoner in the van with freddie gray says he never told anyone gray was trying to hurt himself. he says such a suggestion by police is wrong. >> they trying to make it say like i told them that you know what i mean that freddie gray did that to his self. why the [ censored ] he do that to his self? >> he said he did hear banking on the walls of the

john latham agrees with me jessica tarlov wonders if i completely lost it. your argument is a sound one. republicans have to play the game, too. >> i think the president has to go first and has to be met. mitch mcconnell and john boehner both said they are more interested than ever in meeting the president you. >> will say that the president is behaving like scrooge and the grinch. >> i know you want me to use fictional characters. i may be thinking it deep down, but what i'm going to say -- neil: you are going to say darth vader. >> not going to go with that comparison. i think that they can definitely meet half way. there are lots of opportunities for policy cooperation going forward and 20 months is a long time. neil: that's my point layfield. 20 months is a significant amount of time to get stuff done. if you chalk it off, i think it is cynical what do you think? >> i think it's possible yeah jessica is right plenty of blame to go around. the republicans are awful. but the president has not chosen to reach tout them at all. bill clinton did reach out to

i think that was samuel latham mitchill, but he was not alone.f people called her presidentress or presidentess and queen of hearts. and who called her queen dolley? a lot of people. a lot of people. a lot of people did that as well, but there were many, many just strictly. >> swain: affectionately. or critically? or both. >> affectionately. "she dressed a queen" was what you see in a lot of the reports or in a lot of the letters. she looked every inched a queen. sometimes they she looked like a bride and a queen. so her elegance of dress, she bought a lot of her materials in paris. so she's very elegantly dressed and she looks to american eyes as a queen. and that's fine because she's not the head of state. so she's walking a very fine line where she expresses the you know, the finer things to which the nation aspires. but she is not royalty. so she's always walking this very fine line down the middle. >> you have provided a wonderful segue to our next video as a matter of fact. >> good. >> because at montpelier, which is the restored home of th

i will turn to my colleague, chris latham will toggle a bit about what he saw while observing the russian team -- christopher lay -- thanks, jim. as jim fallujah i was on the directing, an analyst, observer. we must but none of this year where participants during the wargame. we facilitated, observed, we took notes which a lot is a unique vantage point i would daresay, without any sort of our predispositions since we've been doing this since october. i was just a with a couple of general comments and we can speak a little bit more fidelity or some granularity during the q&a treated. but i will say on hold to the today working rush was able to operate with quite a bit more strategic flexibility. had bid could more pashtun had a good bit more. the russian cannot a lot more options, less constrained by international norms, laws alliances. for instance, during one of our terms rush was able to deploy armor and troops along the border. this was a defensive posture rather than what was wasn't overtly oppressive move. which leads me to my second point. rush operates with a far more robust intern