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now marilyn mosby is the subject of a defamation lawsuit. fox news morning starts right now. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm maureen umeh. >> today is thursday may 26. we've got the whole crew here, gary mcgrady, erin como. first we're going to talk news. specifically despite all the extra security at airports in our area and all over the country, they continue to have a lot of security problems. >> overnight the associated press released the findings of a year long investigation into breaches dating back more than 10 years. it found airport security breaches happen about once every 10 days. >> they include everything from people jumping over orstsh sidety aechtoxu i'nder fences ot of ae inut airports to people sp past security and getting intoyt gates insideo airports.irpo >> in our region dulles hadad the most breaches with eightes i at bwi marshall and reaganeaga airport each had one.ad o all of the people involved i were caught. ct. >> also in the news this the nth morning an uber driver

marilyn: election was to be in two years. ho chi minh wanted it in months. compromise was two years. time was criticized at the for compromising but you have to understand the chinese had visions, and the anon's historical imagery with china, ho chi minh famously said i french shit smell for six years then eat chinese shit. promise -- the promised election was not held the war results, french are driven out in less than 16 years and america enters. let's set that aside for a second. >> about the panel was about the antiwar movement. and iy have a few minutes do not think it is worth rehashing the history we already know about the 1940's. , withback to the panel all due respect, the antiwar amongnt partly started the french for people who were against the vietnam war and the algerian war. point, thevid's leadership quickly became veterans of the war. the leadership of the american antiwar movement were disabled or peoplend hospitals who had actually killed communists and had been wounded and came back to the attacked by their countrymen. there were others who

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. >> our applicant are richard and marilyn start in the were up here on the agenda. >> speak directly into the microphone. >> my name is richard i seek appointment to the mental health board because my adapted african-american 22-year-old son a par no idea schizophrenic and homeless on the streets of san francisco identi identify run out of things to help he didn't trust me to give him money and buy him a cell phone he won't sign a release to get him started to apply for ssi and an important way i can help my son by serving on the mental health board by helping people like my son give you a little bit of background i'm retire i'm a vietnam era vet with a long career working in mental health identify worked in residential treatment for disturbed adolescent boys and worked on boards the last ten years of my employment i was a director of community employment for dream catchers empowerment network and napa and me and my staff were au countered by the state department seven hundred rehabilitation to help people with disabilities mostly mental find and keep a job identify worked and in the

a collection of marilyn monroe's personal items go on the auction block later this year.t of it preserved exactly as it was when she died of a drug overdose in 1962 at the age of 36. >> other items for sale -- a small clutch purse, eight cigarettes, a used lipstick and a jewelry case owned by marilyn's former husband, joe dimaggio. the collection comes from the star's long-time friend and acting coach. the auction takes place in november in case you are interested. >> you know that people are going to want to be bidding on that. >> especially the lipstick. >>> thank you so much for joining us. >> "the real story" with gretchen carlson starts now. see you tomorrow. >>> thanks, guys. breaking developments right now making today's primary in nebraska -- more important than we thought. as new reports emerge now that donald trump may soon no longer be the sole republican in the race anymore. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to a special edition of "the real story." we're live from our nation's capital today. texas senator ted cruz hinting today that he could restart

he also accused marilyn mosby of rushing to charge him and completely disregarding the facts last may when she charged nero and five other officers before the violent protests had even ended. >> to the people of baltimore and the demonstrators across america, i heard your call for no justice, no peace. >> reporter: two of the six officers have now gone the trial with no convictions. the first ended in a mistrial. marilyn mosby's office, which is under a gag order, did not respond to our request for a comment, but billy murphy, attorney for freddie gray's family, said the case against the other officers, especially those charged drctdly in gray's death, is far from over. >> in this case, it does not define the other cases in no way. and judge williams was very careful to distinguish this officer's lack of culpability from any of the other officers. >> reporter: the entire baltimore police department was ordered to report to work today and dozens of other were brought in from neighboring jurisdictions just in case there was violence, but, norah, there were only a few dozen protesters an

convict officer nero for any of the demeanor crimes that he has been charged by state prosecutor marilyn seen whether nero plays his fiddle. make a determination whether nero did the right thing by not touching freddie gray when he was taken into custody when he was arrested but participating in it. >> katie, let me say this. there is supreme court precedence that says, first of all, marilyn mosby and her crew, the states attorney asked these officers to go into what they defined as a high crime area. the supreme court precedence that says under the circumstances, if a person runs from you as in this case, that you have reasonable justification and probable cause to go after them. if you find a knife on freddie gray, they had a right to make that arrest. >> katie, do you want to respond to that? >> listen, i don't disagree to the extent that if there was probable cause to take him into custody that knife that's kind of been at both sides. everybody keeps on arguing whether or not that knife is illegal or not. state attorney marilyn mosby says it was a legal knife and of course the defens

. >> our applicant are richard and marilyn start in the were up here on the agenda. >> speak directly into the microphone. >> my name is richard i seek appointment to the mental health board because my adapted african-american 22-year-old son a par no idea schizophrenic and homeless on the streets of san francisco identi identify run out of things to help he didn't trust me to give him money and buy him a cell phone he won't sign a release to get him started to apply for ssi and an important way i can help my son by serving on the mental health board by helping people like my son give you a little bit of background i'm retire i'm a vietnam era vet with a long career working in mental health identify worked in residential treatment for disturbed adolescent boys and worked on boards the last ten years of my employment i was a director of community employment for dream catchers empowerment network and napa and me and my staff were au countered by the state department seven hundred rehabilitation to help people with disabilities mostly mental find and keep a job identify worked and in the

. >> our applicant are richard and marilyn start in the were up here on the agenda. >> speak directly into the microphone. >> my name is richard i seek appointment to the mental health board because my adapted african-american 22-year-old son a par no idea schizophrenic and homeless on the streets of san francisco identi identify run out of things to help he didn't trust me to give him money and buy him a cell phone he won't sign a release to get him started to apply for ssi and an important way i can help my son by serving on the mental health board by helping people like my son give you a little bit of background i'm retire i'm a vietnam era vet with a long career working in mental health identify worked in residential treatment for disturbed adolescent boys and worked on boards the last ten years of my employment i was a director of community employment for dream catchers empowerment network and napa and me and my staff were au countered by the state department seven hundred rehabilitation to help people with disabilities mostly mental find and keep a job identify worked and in the

"three and a half years of using false identities and hiding out in safe houses ended today for marilyn jean buck. the fbi says buck and a companion were arrested in a new york suburb. buck was one of several radicals charged in connection with a 1981 robbery of an armored truck. a brinks guard and two policemen were killed in the robbery and a later shootout." on october 20, 1981, about 20 miles north of manhattan in nanuet, new york , a coalition of underground radicals ambushed a brinks armored car. they killed a security guard, wounded another and made off with one-point-six million dollars but they did not make a clean escape. a second shootout followed when police pulled over the getaway truck. two more officers were killed, three of the robbers were arrested and a significant portion of the stolen money was recovered but this was a saga that was far from over. "a high speed chase through new york city streets today ended in a blaze of gunfire that left one man dead and police say that may be linked to tuesday's bungled bloody hold up of an armored car. the bullets today punctuate

don't forget that attorney marilyn mosby when she was announcing the charges against the officers last year she said protesters, we hear your calls for no justice no peace. she was very aggressive in charging the officers and now we did see one officer and we are looking at my pictures now the protesters in front of the court and i can tell you in the last few minutes the crowd has grown significantly from when before the birth verdict was read until right now. the first officer trial, first of six resulted in a hung jury. now this officer has been found not guilty and so the city is ready. there is still some left over tension from the riots that were very destructive inparts of baltimore last spring . now officers wait just in case they are ready for anything and we wait to see if the mayor or stateattorney for baltimore , stephanie or rather marilyn mosby will come out and tell the protesters, people who are upset what she thinks about the results. heather. heather: and has this officer waived his right to a jury trial, you mentioned the other trial that ended in a hung jury. what a

why did baltimore city states attorney marilyn mosby indict officer edward nero and drag him to trial? personal vendetta? personal gain? just hours ago officer found officer edward nero not guilty on every count in connection with with the death of freddie grey. ted and katie are standing by. griff jenkins on the ground and taking you inside court today, griff? >> that's right. judge berry williams finding officer not guilty on all four charges. stating the state failed to meet the burden of proof on each count. reckless enendangerment and two counts of misconduct in office. in his finding, judge williams said that nero was legally justified his actions with regards to the assault charge and he was not criminally liable in the reckless enendangerment for failing to seat belt freddie gray. at the center of this child, greta, is whether or not a lawful stop evolved as the state alleged into an unlawful arrest. key testimony came from officer garrett miller who testified that he alone detained and arrested freddie gray. so earlier today ted williams and i returned to the scene of the ori

baltimore states attorney marilyn mosby. she is now blast >>> developing right now, baltimore states attorney marilyn mosby now finding herself a detective defendant. "the baltimore sun" reporting two baltimore police officers in the death of freddie gray are suing in civil court. officer white and port remember suing mosby for invasion of privacy. former homicide detective ted williams and former prosecutor katie phang. katie, who is suing and what's the story behind it? >> so, interestingly, it's alicia white and officer william porter. they have not gone to trial excepted for officer porter still standing retrial. what's amazing two counts each of deaf fan immigration and false light this opens up civil discovery as you and ted know which makes you wonder are these officers actually going to sit for depositions and invoke their fifth amendment right against self-infromincrimination had when they are represented by attorneys representing the city and sheriff's office which has already been sued. >> one of the reasons why t

> there are a couple fine pieces on have jewelry including this amazing watch, tiny wrist worn by marilyn monroe, and, wristwatch, and. and, we have estimated that, 80 to 120,000, and, highly priced items, in the auction. >> total complex is expected to fetch between two and four million-dollar. >> this is in good shape. >> in kidding. >> yes. >> look at that. when we come back, mother goose. summoned 30 lease to help her baby, incredible story on th >>> well, police in cincinnati come to the rescue of a mother, goose in trouble, and it the is all captured on camera. >> goose pecked on the door of the police cruiser and then walked away. the officers, said the goose stopped, looked back and decided to get out and then follow it. he led the officer to a goose tangled in a balloon string so it was freed and then ran in the creek to join the rest of the family. >> how about that. >> yeah. >> how about that. >> this is good too. now to a dog in north carolina that ran more than a mile to get to his dead care. riley the golden retriever was in the car with his mom heading home, they went wye t

scott, thank you for being here today to share your story, and marilyn, thank you for coming as well. as i'm sure scott and my colleagues from iowa has a unique sense of community, as well as other members. we're all in this together. when somebody happens to one of us, our or neighbors, it really gives levity to the situation, it hits us hard, it impacts us personally, because it's like it's happening to all of us. though we cannot fathom his grief, we have left with a deep sense of loss and want to see justice. what happened to sarah was a tragedy and now the family and community are waiting to see in eswin mejia will ever be found, i had a chance to question director saldana earlier this year, and the detainer that kept him from justice. she also said i.c.e. will be looking at this case to make sure this doesn't happen again. as the chairman knows, this is something we hear too often without seeing actual results. from i.c.e. not accurately reviewing the request of the local police to the department of health and human services, placing eswin mejia along with his brother, who is al

william porter filed lawsuit alleging defamation and allegation of privacy against baltimore attorney marilyn mosby. they are b involuntary man slaughter in the gray case but claim that mosby knew the statement of the charges filed against them and the other statements she made last year were false. coming up on abc7 -- a new city that -- a new study that could make you change your holiday weekend travel plans ad why you may want to delay getting on the road. leon: finally, finally. starting to feel like summer outside. doug is back with more on the sizzling holiday weekend forecast. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me leon: if you are heading out of town for the memorial day weekend think twice of getting early start. study of traffic patterns found traffic is on the analysis tently worse on -- consistently worse than thursday than on frid

martha: we all remember when marilyn mosby walked out of the courthouse. case was slam undid. she was very force if you recall. she got a lot of attention. not going well for her. >> when she came out, america went, whoa! this is woman is in control and knows what she is talking b that day i remember saying how is it possible to file manslaughter charges, murder charges against cops when you only got that autopsy report and police report 24 hours earlier? this was not only for her, marilyn mosby, elected d.a., a rush to judgment. it was a rush to the spotlight. and the language that she used, prosecutors all over the country kind of went whoa, when she said to the youth of this city, i will seek justice on your behalf. i hear your call. no justice, no peace. prosecutors, that is not our job. our job is to put the allegations where the evidence is. and to make a case. she so far has two trials, no convictions. this is not looking good. and i think it's a reflection of her inexperience, not just in terms of how to handle a big national case, but recognizing

. >> and geraldo, go back to the issue of the -- of marilyn mosby in this case. is there potential she could be brought up on charges or civilly sued, herself? >> i think the local pd made very clear marlye lilyn mosby w protecting the people of baltimore by prosecuting an officer who violated the rights of someone. what she was doing was quelling an urban uprising. a riot. her job, in her mind, whether she expressed it or not, was to quiet the riot that was tearing west baltimore apart. now look at what has happened to west baltimore since the death of freddie gray. >> all right -- >> there has been almost a murder every single day since freddie gray was killed or died back in april of 2015. a murder a day. that's the same as new york in a city 1/13th the size. >> all right, guys. thank you both. scary. >>> coming up next tonight on this busy news night right here on "hannity" tsh. >> feel like to donate to fight the cause and fight back? that would be great. >> definitely. >> maybe consider making a donation. >> great. >> probably 15 bucks. >> 15 bucks, that wo

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. >> ted, was marilyn mosby the chief prosecutor, has she been seen in the courtroom at all?lyn mosby was not there today. i did not see her. i did see miss mosby in court yesterday. as a matter of fact, greta. >> i had a very cordial conversation with ms. mosby. we did not, of course, and she cannot talk about this case, but we did talk in general. >> i'm surprised it was cordial. apparently she hasn't watched you. [ laughter ] >> the things you have said. anyway, katie, we will be watching ted. thank you both. thank you both. anyway, coming up. who is dumb enough to pick a fight with nuns? i'm going to tell you off-the-record. and fox is tracking all the primary night action kentucky and oregon both making presidential picks. stay with fox news all night long. x. it's not a banner that goes on a wall. it's not something you do now and then. or when it's convenient. it's using state-of-the-art simulators to better prepare for any situation. it's giving offshore teams onshore support. and it's empowering anyone to stop a job if something doesn't seem right. at bp, safety is n

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meantime it was a night off for the nats, but when fans show up for the four-game set for the miami marilynhe sexy collection goes on sale consisting of this t-shirt. sheersier and company gets a breath. a team they beat didn't trouble too far. they were up the camden yards. they did not strike out 20 times, but what they did do is blow a 5-0 lead. jonathan scope slices one into right field into the corner. chris davis going to score followed by elected to oh page. a two-run triple, the orioles win that one a season high nine games over 500. mets pitcher stands six feet six inchesç tall, he has earned the nickname nor. he posed for pictures. cinder guard, as opted not to join the maribel universe. he will return to the mets rotation. give him some credit for having a sense of humor about that. six, six. > i wonder if people knew who he he was. there were a few who recognized him. cinder guard, i don't know. a lot of the people were just tourists, not mets fans. he fit the part. he tried to make some money. nobody was paying his $800 asking price. lukely the naked cowboy wasn't around anywh

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police officers alicia white and william porter are suing the state, and baltimore state's attorney marilynboth officers are charged with involuntary manslaughter. the officers claim mosby knows that the charges are false and but filed them anyway for political reasons. porter is awaiting a new trial. his first one ended in a hung jury. the holiday weekend is almost here-- but if you are planning to get an early start to beat traffic. you may want to think twice. a study of traffic patterns by the transportation planning board found traffic is consisttl thursday than on friday. that runs counter to a common perception the friday before memorial day weekend is the worst time to travel. triple-a says nearly 966-thousand people from this region plan to drive 50 miles or more from home this weekend. that would be the most drivers for the holiday in 11 years. it's xx and we're just getting started. a fatal shooting inside a manhattan concert hall-- sparks a stampede. several people are now hospitalzed. we'll tell you how it started and what witnesses are saying. dramatic video of an armed robber

and the state's attorney, marilyn mosby, african-american, vowed to find justice and pursue justice in this case. is it possible here that, for example, with officer nero, i'll point that out, that there was not enough evidence to convict him? and that perhaps the other cases will play out in what you will see as justice? i guess what i'm asking you, the initial concern here was, was there a sweep. you brought in all of these officers who played various roles in this allegedly and that maybe there was an overreach to bring what is justice to freddie gray. someone was responsible here. he did not break his own spine. he did not sever his own vertebra. he did not put his own body in the back of that van. so there has to be some responsibility here. but in this case an african-american judge says this individual, there's not enough evidence for a conviction. >> right. i think what you see is that in the defense for the police so far, there's been this constant stream of police officers saying, well, we don't know how to -- we weren't really trained on how to buckle suspects in. that isn't

broader perspective but the lgbt movement and that will take a decade or two but, what specifically marilyn can people do to try to get something that is not passed several times through finally? >> but that's what had to happen in california. that's what had to happen, i don't know about montana and how long that took. we have to simply keep pushing. jamie in maryland introduced it the first time someone else did it the second time and it went down. i have the feeling, i may be totally wrong, but like gay marriage, i have the feeling that california could be the turning point. that you may have a great many states following suit more quickly now that california has passed its law. as a citizen, you write letters, you write e-mails to-year-old legislator, that's, that's all you can do. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> hello diane. i work as a professional gardener and so i have the good fortune of being able to listen to your program every day on my mp3 player. >> thank you. >> sometimes i get the information that you might be a gardener, so i'm wondering are you a gardener? we doing some of

kennedy had marilyn monroe. he was on a different level with beautiful women of sophistication.ng if he had an affair with people like that. that's what he said back then. >> you know mr. trump, and you know that he has a sense of humor whether you like the humor or not. he was making a statement that was -- because marilyn monroe was a beautiful woman. >> but it's the context. what i'm saying is this, this is now where we're starting to vet in real, okay? both sides. >> chris, let me stop you for one second. you have two candidates. you really have one. you have the presumptive republican nominee. it's interesting hillary is taking the position that she is the presumptive nominee for the democratic party. not if you ask bernie sanders. >> fine. >> and he's going to take her to task. >> fine, and that's an issue. >> and she's being taken to task by bernie sanders. >> that's an issue. >> wait until donald trump comes in. assuming she comes in -- >> how much dirt can you go with? >> so much. >> why do you want an election to be about that? isn't this about making america great or

boulder uphill in states such as wisconsin, california, ohio, pennsylvania, indiana, and marilyn, theber of electoral votes needed to elect george c 1968 wasresident in clearly within reach. stillo-called experts remained to be convinced. but one lesson learned by the loss campaigners in california was that they shouldn't mind being underestimated. not when you consider the results. george wallace is in touch with the people. he knows the depth and sincerity of their convictions. that there must be a change in our national governments foreign and domestic policies. george wallace doesn't take time to try and convince the experts. he's too busy talking with the people. , and a new national political movement by the people goes with him. step-by-step. growing stronger every day. happyare naturally most with the results of our california campaign. with the developments of other parts of the country, also. the great groundswell of individual citizen interest that we tapped in 1964 in our campaigns in indiana, maryland, and wisconsin, has continued to rise. the registration victory in cali

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and another was certain that he was marilyn monroe's father. that is tragic, because he was the last of our founding fathers. next to washington, the greatest. he was the last president to have fought and lived through the revolution and as president, he transformed a tiny nation that washington had created into an empire that stretched from sea to shining sea. it was he, not jefferson, that bought louisiana. it was he who ripped florida from spain. and it was he, james monroe, who stretched america's frontiers to the pacific ocean. back to the battle of trenton. monroe didn't cross the dell wear in the same boat as washington. he crossed earlier with a small squad and circled behind the town while washington landed with his troops on the riverside below the town. what makes trenton so important, is that the british had almost won the war by christmas of 1776. their troops had overrun long island, westchester, new york and most of new jersey. thousands of american troops had deserted and the british had traced the remnants of washington's army

i don't know if it was an audible called by marilyn mosby's office to testify today to porter.ybe they thought when miller testified it went down hill. smirl facing the same exact charges as nero. nero got to take a test drive of his case and got to see whether or not barry williams is going to buy what nero is selling and what miller is selling. >> i wouldn't put -- the way it's portrayed by griff, i wasn't in the courtroom and ted i wouldn't put nero on the stand. i would put it in front of judge. loading someone in a van is not criminal conduct. he didn't handcuff hip, make arrest, he also didn't put him in the van and had no obligation to seat belt him according to the regulations. i would leave it at that i wouldn't leave it at that with the court of appeals in maryland i think what they did was terrible. first of all i think the ruling was wrong and secondly they don't have the guts to explain it i don't know why the cops didn't have a family of first fifth amn everybody else does. ted? >> you are brilliant. i wouldn't after the testimony of miller. and at the close of th

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two officers charged in his death are filing a lawsuit depends baltimore state's attorney marilyn mosbyey filed suit on the grounds of defamation and invasion of privacy. both face charges of in-vvolunty manslaughter. the officers claim mosby and other officials knowingly made false charges when they announced charges. attorneys say the statement as were made to stop the riot this is baltimored >>> a teacher in utah is on administrative leave for an unorthodox way of punishing a student for talk in class. the student september this selfie to his mother after he says his teacher told him to put duct tape on his mouth. his mother says the teacher went too far. while the school district says the punishment shouldn't have been handled that way. >> there was potentially a handful of other students that were involved. we don't find the behavior appropriate at all. >> the student's other doesn't want the teacher to get fired, she just wants to make sure that it doesn't happen again. >>> today we'll get an update on the zika virus from the director of the cdc. dr. frieden will discuss the lates

marilyn williams was carrying male last month when he heard a woman yelling the next block over. closer he heard gunshots but he ran into the home where all the commotion was and he found a father and his daughter had been tacked by their own pitbull. the daughter says she was forced to shoot the dog so it would let go of her father who was bleeding from the neck. >> there was blood everywhere and i put the pressure by his neck and kept the blood from flowing out. was i was just there at the right time, that's all. >> the two have some cuts and bruises left behind. they're still recovering from their injuries. they say they are forever grateful for their thinking mailman. >> how much is willing to pay for the gun george zimmerman used to kill trayvon martin. tmz is reporting zimmerman is weighing several offers and the top bid is more than $120,000. it's the firearm used to kilt 17 year old n2013 a jury ruled him not guilty of second degree murder and manslaughter in the teen's death calling his actions self-defense. >>> you can file this under only in philly. >> a crowd waiting

. >> two officers charged in freddie gray's death have filed a lawsuit against marilyn mosby.cials knowingly made false statements when they announced charges against the officers in a news conference. attorneys say the statements were made to stop the riots in baltimore and not for the purpose of prosecuting crimes. >> a teacher in utah is on administrative leave this morning for an unorthodox way of punishing a student for talking in class. the student sent this selfie to is mom after he said his teacher told him to put a piece of duct tape on his mouth. his mother said the teacher went too far and the school district said the punishment shouldn't have been handled that way. >> there was potentially a handful of other students involved. we don't find the behavior appropriate at all. >> the student's mother doesn't want the teacher to be fired. she just wants to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> a beautiful honor for fallen officers will take place at arlington national cemetery. old guard soldiers will begin to place the stars and stripes at 1:00 this afternoon. their

things changed because people ask, well, why would marilyn mosely bring the case?that he should thought might have been there when may 1st 2015 may have developed differently. with respect to his case, he's rookie officer. he didn't arrest freddie gray's that was supported not only by the police officer testimony but by freddie gray's friends. >> we've had two trials. the first a hung jury. this one an acquittal. when the charges were made last year, there were some who were saying and spec well, this seems to have happened quickly. maybe there were politics going on here. there were some who were saying maybe these officers were overcharged. would what we've seen so far with a hung jury and an acquittal suggest that? >> i don't think that the charges were quick. i've done prosecutions. of i don't think that it was -- i don'th it takes as long it has taken in other cases. this is not the type of case where it were take six, seven months, 12 months and i disagree with people that say that it would. in terms of overcharging, i think there has been quite a bit of over

then may 1 of last year, state's attorney marilyn mosby announced charges against all the officers involved in the arrest. michelle: many of you might have heard first about the verdict through the abc7 text message be. the first to receive alerts when breaking news happens. sign up at wjla.com/text. today a rape suspect is in court for the first time. it's also the first time that we are hearing about this crime, which police happened on a red line metro train at 10:00 in the morning. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis is at the station with the object that helped the police i.d the suspect. it's someth information. kevin: absolutely, michelle. after that rape victim notified staff here at the glenmont station the police reviewed the cameras here and they captured the suspect exit through a fare gate. he used his smart trip card. everything is computerized now, police were able to quickly identify suspect of 39-year-old john hicks of northeast. on april 12, 10:00 in the morning police say hicks walked up to a woman sleeping sg in the otherwise empty red line train car, pulled out a fol

why did baltimore city states attorney marilyn mosby indict officer edward nero and drag him to trialendetta? personal gain? just hours ago officer found officer edward nero not guilty on every count in connection with with the death of freddie grey. ted and katie are standing by. griff jenkins on the ground and taking you inside court today, griff? >> that's right. judge berry williams finding officer not guilty on all four charges. stating the state failed to meet the bu

marilyn was found here saturday. we understand he's in the hospital still. about marla, she's a long time defense attorney and public defender. she was well known in the legal community. down at the courthouse no matter what side of the isle -- aisle you were on she was family. >> outside of the courtroom she was really a lovely person. a really, good person. i would consider her a friend. >> inside the courtroom at times you were facing up against her. >> that's actually true. and she was a fierce advocate. she represented her clients well. and really believed in the system. >> reporter: back at 2012, marla zamora defended the indefensible. public defender jeff adachi a long time friend of hers tells me his office will not defending the office. an outside defender will be hired. according to family and friends, the suspect is her grand nephew. and in fact, according to the friends who knew him, he spent a lot of time here, he was here on and off inside the apartment. that is leading up to a lot of shock in this neighborhood and among the many people who kne