if people were misled on that grand jury for some action against marilyn mosby, is there not, kevin?ive thing that daryl started out by saying is we have to be very careful here. what's interesting is we have to be very careful when it's the other side that's being looked at. they weren't being very careful when they decided they were going to prosecute these six officers. and quite frankly, a lot of people look at this and say, why did it -- it was almost like they said let's throw the proverbial crap against the wall and see what sticks. now he's talking about let's be careful. they should have been more deliberate when they were looking at this case in the beginning and deciding on who really might be at fault and making a determination about who really should be prosecuted because as we've seen three of them are now innocent -- or have been found innocent and three others are probably going to be dismissed because their cases are less than those. >> i just want to take a moment to show everybody marilyn mosby when she first came forward very forcefully and made her statement abou

now, marilyn mostby is a state attorney representing baltimore. she brought these charges. today she goes 0-for-3. the first trial ending in a mistrial. the second one ending in acquittal. of course, today this case ending in acquittal as well. the fourth officer set to go on trial is going to happen on july 5th. but it kind of goes to the question of, what evidence did the prosecution have here? clearly not enough. caesar goodson opting for a bench trial as opposed to a jury trial. and the prosecution's main argument was what they described as a rough ride. but there is really no evidence to back this up. there is some video, some surveillance video of this man carrying freddie gray. caesar goodson the driver of the van. you see a wide turn. the judge said that was simply not enough to back up this assertion that he died because of his quote-unquote rough ride. guys. >> i want to ask if there have been protests about this, and is the prosecutor being criticized for bringing a trial that was set up not to be good? to lose? >> reporter: you know, that sort of depends on who

lawsuits against the state's attorney marilyn mosby charging false arrest.he attorney representing the officers, michael glass. we did reach out to mosby's office and did not hear back before we went live. but about your case, legal experts are expressing scepticism about lawsuits s a high bar for you. is it not? >> it is a high bar. but we feel very strongly about our case. the other thing i should mention is that absolute immunity extends so far as a prosecutor acting within the scope of their employment. if they go outside the scope of their employment they are no longer enjoy absolute immunity. so our theory of the case is that when marilyn mosby gave her press conference and made statements that appeared top assuage the crowd, she really went outside the coach her employment and doesn't enjoy absolute immunity. deirdre: to what extent did her press conference move the needle for you? if you were evaluating the caser are not supported by evidence, these charges were brought for a different reason other than prosecuting criminal conduct. and our theory is

joining us is marilyn thompson. good morning.this is called the presidential election campaign fund. tell us about it and how to get started? guest: it has a rich history. it was actually debated in the 70's. presidentidea of theodore roosevelt who proposed it back in his 1907 stated the union address. -- the state of the union address. it took a while to get to congress. there were a lot of varying opinions on whether it was necessary and needed and if it would work. effect andwent into was used in the 1976 election. run,d a very successful funded -- it funded some of the lesser-known candidates are both parties throughout the 70's. people seemed to love it. they were contributing to the little checkoff on their income tax. peak, there was about 30% participation. campaignn to drop as finance began to change. they didn'ted that really want to give their dollar, which ultimately became three dollars, so they are been hasecting this money which very strict rules about how it imposedsed and limits on campaigns in order to receive i

a tough day for marilyn mosby, 043 now this is one of the problems with this particular acquittal.veryone said coming in this person was definitely overcharged. the officers were overcharged so it's no surprise to see there's yet another acquittal in this case. heather: anthony, you heard the case laid out. the whole premise of it really falling apart right in front of the judge and everyone's eyes, this idea that there was a rough ride and low and behold, they bring out video that shows the band rolling through a stop sign which would ironically make the ride smoother and going wild around the corner so that the whole basis of the case seemed to fall apart. what you think happened there? >> these kind of cases, you adjust the elements and they have to be appropriately applied and certainly there was a lot of emotion behind this case and understandably so the citizens of this community but the elements have to make sense legally. that's something that i think is often lost factually, short and that's frustrating or jurors and that's why they're seeing these result mercedes, how wou

joining us is marilyn thompson. good morning.is called the presidential election campaign fund. tell us about it and how to get started? guest: it has a rich history. it was actually debated in the 70's. presidentidea of theodore roosevelt who proposed it back in his 1907 stated the union address. -- the state of the union address. it took a while to get to congress. there were a lot of varying opinions on whether it was necessary and needed and if it would work. effect andwent into was used in the 1976 election. run,d a very successful funded -- it funded some of the lesser-known candidates are both parties throughout the 70's. people seemed to love it. they were contributing to the little checkoff on their income tax. peak, there was about 30% participation. campaignn to drop as finance began to change. they didn'ted that really want to give their dollar, which ultimately became three dollars, so they are been hasecting this money which very strict rules about how it imposedsed and limits on campaigns in order to receive it. at

you heard migel, marilyn mosby was surprised.ve been a fiasco. prosecutors win about 90% of trials. they're now 0 for 2. no convictions at all. remember what happened here. marilyn mosby announced charges within a few hours of freddie gray's death. there was no extensive investigation. these cases were weak, they were bad cases. we know that freddie gray's death was a tragedy but whether it was a crime, so far marilyn mosby's office failed completely. >> if her office failed to prove that with what you know of the evidence, should someone be held criminally responsible for this? >> i'm not here to convict or acquit anyone. all i know is that the two best cases she brought, remember, there are six cases. these were the two strongest cases supposedly, especially the current one, there's been no conviction. it is very hard for me to imagine how the weaker cases will persuade a jury or judge at all. >> three more left. we'll see. it sounds like the outlook is not good. >> the outlook is poor. >> jeffrey toobin, thank you so much. >>>

so i have done this research even into whether she had been enslaved in marilyn's. i came across the county where she was born and it was actually known for a really particularly by rolling clan of slaveowners who are especially brutal. so that points i speculated on nestor weather nine she had experienced some sort of trauma then. even just being on the precipice of a woman in the civil war, marilyn was occupied territory, a number of bloodied battles took place. perhaps the trauma just the time in some way affected her. >> did either of any of the principal characters in either book, where there accounts of what those people were really like this are descendents, where family members that you're able to find that have their own version of history in the family conversation? >> i found a lot of family members who knew little detail but knew nothing about the murder. descendents of one of the victims when i mentioned i mentioned how her great, great and was murdered, she gasped and began to weep almost because the family story that she had been told was completely d

it appears marilyn mosby's theory is because he continued to stop and pick up prisoners along the wayave taken a wide turn and there was no seatbelt and somehow that is a result of extreme indifference to human life. there is no way judge williams convicts officer goodson of any of these charges. of 19 witnesses into the trial they have yet to provide any evidence. jon: we will continue to watch that case obviously, so inflamed people of baltimore. we want to get our top story, the terror attack in orlando in the investigation there. the focus is on the shooter's widow now. new report say authorities believe nora solomon knew about her husband's plans ahead of time but they are reluctant to charge her on that basis alone. can you figure any reason they would be reluctant? >> i understand these investigations take time. we need to be patient, that is the issue with the baltimore cops. i do believe if she did anything to further this crime, so much as bought him inspire magazine so he could radicalize himself, she would be culpable for all 49 murders, all 59 attempted murders. there is

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he says that marilyn mosby violated the rule of professional conduct for lawyers in regard to the freddiegray case. the rules tell prosecutors to refrain from chieling charges -- filing charges unless it has2ay probable cause. three trials have been held. two resulted in mistrials and two ended in not guilty verdicts. >>> federal safety officials are issuing an urgent new warning for older cars equipped with takata airbags. new tests reveal a higher risk of rupture than first thought. the u.s. transportation department says the following inflaters may have a 50% chance of dangerous airbag rupture. this includes the 2001-2002 honda civic and accord from that same year, the 2002 honda cr-v and the hond odyssey. the 2003 honda pilot. the 2002-2003 acura tl and cl. we learned yesterday the takata ceo plans to resign. >>> five minutes after the hour. do not bring your drone to the firework show on the national mall this fourth of july. today the u.s. park police chief will highlight the rule and update us on the other security plans for this holiday weekend. the reminder drones are not allowed

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most of the white community i think never was backing marilyn mosby, the baltimore state attorney thatbout. what you have in the black community is disappointment to some extent and you have a feeling like did marilyn mossby bring this effectively? if so, how do you hold police accountable when they do something wrong? there's all of these questions. right now there's concern about making sure that everybody feels like they're being heard. everything remains quiet. that's where it is at the moment. >> we got to be quick. very quickly, kimberly called it from day one. overcharging. >> actively overcharging and now she's disappointed the african-american community. because she led them down the path, thinking that this was outrageous and that was disservice, now they're confused and frustrated. overpromised and underdelivered. >> do you think the cops got a bad rap based out of this? >> i think so. there's gd news, you can get justice, even if you are prejudged by the media and by the prosecutor. this guy got the right, got justice. and the second part is do the looters even care? are th

you know, i think marilyn mosby -- three acquittals.arilyn mosby, the prosecutor, clearly acted too quickly. remember, it was just within hours of freddie gray's death that she announced the charges against all six police officers. there wasn't time to do a thorough investigation and now we have the worst of all possible worlds, which is acquittals and no resolution. >> for all three of the cases that have gone to court now. >> three, yeah. i said two. it was three. and the three that are coming are the weakest. >> what does that mean, alan, for the rest of them? >> to her credit, i think the district attorney tried to quell a potential riot. that's not her job. that may be the job of the mayor but not the job of the district attorney. and she overcharged and i predicted on the day she overcharged that what happened here and what happened in florida with treyvon martin case with overcharging would happen again. you have to be so careful. you have to base your indictment on the evidence. and the evidence here just didn't justify any kind

we saw caesar goodsoo go inside earlier also states sa attorney marilyn moseby.ere are about 20 to 30t 20o 30 protesters here out front of the courthouse.se they are calling for justice foe fred doughmñ gray.ou lots of media here as well. both national and local. l now goodson quested a bench a trial that means the verdicteanr will come from circuit judge barry williams. he is the same one who deliverev acquittal to edward nero. goodson the third officers to stand trial for ther death every freddie gray and he faces seven counts.ous. second degree murder is the most serious that brings maximumsax penalty of 30 years also charged with involuntary manslaughteranu two forms of that second degreee assault reckless endangermentanm and misconduct in office.misconu so again it's awaitingct game ot here the city is on alert. leave was canceled for officerso today. baltimore police are prepared.. the maryland national guard is also available if the governor o should decide to send them in.n active visits have said theyits plan to protest out front of the core house and ov

brad: state attorney marilyn mosby shook her head after the verdict.ow her motives questioned. >> there is a bod should have been brought and there was a rush to judgment. attempt to placate the uprising of the city. brad: four additional trials are scheduled here including the retrial of the first officer whose case ended in a hung jury. the million-dollar question in town tonight. will the state attorney go forward with the cases or drop the charges after a resounding defeat in court? in baltimore, brad bell, abc7 news. leon: in freddie gray's neighborhood, messages of peace in the air today. 14 months after riots nearly destroyed the community and the city there was calm today. but still there was noticeable police presence. we went there and the neighbors told us while they didn't agree with the verdict, most of them were not surprised by it. or by the community's calm response. after a stormy start to the worst of the weather is staying out of the area. meteorologist steve rudin is tracking things for us. steve: a few scattered showers now. not go

: a sweeping victory for police officer caesar goodson and a stinging defeat for state's attorney marilyn mosby. right after the judge found goodson not guilty on all counts. he hugged two of the officers who are still facing charges. the prosecutor is now zero-3. having failed to win convictions against of the police she charged, as complicit in the death of freddie gray, in the back of a transport van. [ indiscernible ] >> mosby is now under intense pressure to drop charges against the four remains officers. michael glass is the civil attorney for two of the officers who are suing mosby for defamation of character. >> the motivation for bringing these charges was not to prosecute criminal conduct. it was to quell the riots. and it was politically motivated. >> judge barry williams said prosecutors failed to prove goodson deliberately gave freddie gray a rough ride, while he was shackled in the back of that police van. and he said they failed to prove goodson knew or should have known gray desperately needed medical care. >> a small group of protestors expressed their frustration and dis

again, they renew their supporto of marilyn most bibecause they e believe that she is fighting for a just cause because we stillwe have an unaddressed police brutality problem not just in this city where very little has changed, but in this nation. now, here in west baltimore this is freddie gray's neighborhood,, it's where he grew up. it's also where he arrested.este this time residents did not come out in force like they have before. a few protestors were pieceful but over shadowed by a large police presence. we did speak with a resident who said he grew up with freddie gray and he, too, feels like this community deserves more. he feels like something should have come from the charges. life in the hands of the city police. do you agree, however, with how baltimore is now reacting foreat the most part. >> sure. i'm not going to riot because all that things is make things force. you're tearing down your own neighborhood. i don't think violence is a solution to anything. right now it's halfway throughhu the trial, everyone has to hold on. i don't believe it's going to be no guilty whe

a bright >> reporter: and those of a year later and let marilyn but getting himself and other officers and having sex with an underage girl now 18 years old. alameda county district attorney is reviewing the investigation into the officers' lives aside and we may learn if there was any involvement of the officer and his wife's death in the meantime he's still under fire. in addition to the alleged criminal wrongdoing sources say the involvement in the exchange of raises taxes of so under investigation. >> pam: we will continue to stay on top of this story on our web site with every story on this including the graphic text messages they shared with has the. kron4news-dot-com >> pam: tonight we're tracking the heat wave in the bay area. can the >> steve: choose expected to hit the '90s. >> britteny: above-average and continues. 53 for the bay and then 6:00 a.m. 58 and then they will come quickly inland temperatures will warm up. tracking the seven day forecast how long he will stick around. >> reporter: record 120 degrees. >> steve: hundred 11 degrees by 1030 in the morning excessive hea

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marilyn mosby announced charges against the six officers. ended in a hung jury, the last two not guilty verdicts. should the judge dismiss the next four trials? i assume the remaining defendants will file a motion with the judge saying you have decided the key issues in these cases already and the facts will be the same in the subsequent trials that are going to come up. they are going to be in front of you, all bench trials. given all of that, you should dismitsd these cases. >> reporter: the family is heart broken. their lawyer spoke as they stood by them. >> can you imagine the frustration? >> were these officers overcharged? >> it appears the judge thinks they were. >> reporter: we will have to wait and see what the judge decides next. shomari stone, news 4. >>> democrats in congress breaking in to congress today. they historic sit in on the house floor. tonight, police officer observers say it is not clear what they want. their push for gun control votes in the house failed. there's a glimmer of hope in the senate where lawmakers voted

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this is an norm mouse -- enormous defeat for the woman they work with, marilyn mosby. she brought charges against six officers and so far unable to convict any of them of criminal wrong doing in the death of freddie gray who died in the back of a police transport van. the case against officer cesar goodson was perhaps the strongest case. he was charged with murder. a judge, very carefully, read through a 45 minute long decision where he every aspect and found officer goodson not guilty on every single charge. not guilty of second degree murder, not guilty of second degree assault, not guilty of misconduct in office, not guilty of involuntary manslaughter, not guilty by manslaughter by vehicle, not guilty of reckless endangerment. we had a chance briefly to talk to the president of the baltimore city naacp. she was disappointed. >> i'm very disappointed. i think with this being the most charges on any officer, we were hoping one would stick and we would get something out of it. we're asking for people to stay calm. protest, do whatever you want to do we don't need anybo

to texas and then back to california, southern california and northern california and detroit and marilyn and then we came back so a lot of moving. >> what kind of work did your parents do. >> my father was employed by the federal governments we announced around a lot. >> when did you decide you wanted to be a lawyer. >> i didn't decided wanted to be a lawyer until i graduated from college at ucla with a degree in political science with a minor in international relations. i was focusing on the middle east. i wanted to work in the state department in the foreign office, in the field and especially back then, they weren't so crazy about having girls in the foreign office. i applied and at the time i spoke french, hebrew, english, spanish and i thought this could be good, right and they asked me if i could type. >> what was your response. >> i said no thank you. i was in baghdad typing. [laughter] >> so you went to law school. >> i went to law school. >> prior to the o.j. simpson case, what kind of cases did you work on? what was your reputation. >> prior to that case, i had been in the offi

of police is praising today's decision by judge williams and his calling on state attorney general marilyn mosley to drop the cases against the other four officers charged in graze death. >> >> she has done a disservice to our members, the city of baltimore, and its citizens. >> raise death last year set off days of rioting and looting. so far today has remained mostly peaceful despite protesters disappointment in the judge's verdict. >> no one intended to do anything criminal, the rules and process have to change. >> today's verdict was handed down by the very same judge who also found officer edward nero not guilty of all charges related to graze death. the next trial of the next officer is set for july 5. >>> an underground pipeline has spilled thousands of gallons of crude oil in southern california. you can see some of the oil in the ravines knew the coastal cities of ventura in ventura county. officials estimate about 29,000 gallons of oil has late. the oil float about a half mile down the ravine but is not respected to reach a local beach. the cause of the leak is being investigated