mele? >> guest: the bulk of the events are free. there are some of them that are ticketed due to limited space. but this is really a chance to invite the country in, to invite los angeles in and in partnership with usc to look at california. california as, you know the gateway to both latin america and to the pacific rim, to look at some of the future, some of the challenges the country faces in its future that are quite acute in los angeles from drought and climate change to immigration and the multicultural diversity of this nation. across the board all kinds of exciting opportunities. >> host: you can go to the los angeles times, latimes.com and you can also follow the book test to the lafob, los angeles festival of books. mr. mele, thank you for being on booktv. >> booktv live this weekend with author events and call-ins from the 20th annual los angeles times festival of books. >> here's a look at some of the current best selling nonfiction books according to the los angeles times: >> our look continues with former massachusetts

and then today turned into an absolute melee. i think nobody really expected it because of how things blew out on saturday and then the funeral being today of freddie gray. it just is a horrific confluence of events. >> i'll let you leave from that location and we'll continue to check back in with you when you relocate. stay safe. i want to go next to brian todd on the reports of looting at that local mall. brian, what is happening there now? earlier we saw a number of people entering that building it does seem like there is a police presence. what is going on? >> yes, anderson we're at the mondawmin mall. there was a lot of looting going on. there was looting going on here. we arrived a short time ago, see a heavy police presence here. we're outside the store with broken windows. police are on the scene here they told me they did arrest people in here they have gotten them all out and now they're cordoning the police around this section of the mall. hope hopefully we're showing it to you now. i heard miguel and the area where he

a melee after -- outside of six flags with a new effort to keep the park family friendly, including high-profile backing from maryland's governor. richard reeve has more. richard: it was an anti-bullying pep rally with superstar power. robert: growing up, i was bullied at a young age. reporter: telling people that stopping bullying is up to them. governor hogan: nothing can make a bigger impact than the actions of young people like you. you are the ones who have to deal with this issue every single day. richard: everyone hoping to prevent what happened this past october, when 15-year-old xavier rogers, waiting for a ride just outside of the park, was badly beaten fell, and a cracked his skull before falling into a coma. >> some people play to come here just to fight. richard: at the time, some used social media to call it fight fest. >> i would not what my siblings coming here for fright night. robert: no matter if you have been bullied or if you are a bully, you can change that. richard: richard reeve, abc 7 news. kimberly: this year marks the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. may 8,

." >>> police are looking for the people involved in this wild melee. police say no one reported the fight. actually found out about it when they discovered the video. kenneth moten has the very latest. >> reporter: another violent attack inside another subway station involving teenagers. this massive fight ignited tuesday around 3:00 p.m. students from nearby ben franklin high school kicking punching and falling on the tracks. septa transit police say the officers in the school district communicate now their efforts will increase during what has been a busy spring of senseless after-school acts. >> we're trying to identify disorder and acts that are unsafe that we can share with the school district. last month teens attacked a 15-year-old boy at broad and locust. a week later teenagers surrounded a 60-year-old on the frankford market lionel before someone hit him. arrests are expected. >> we'll be making sure in supporting septa that there areville charges in addition to anything else we'll do at the school level regarding this incident. >> reporter: c

. >> now the melee is just the latest in a spring of fights at septa stations. septa has ten hot spots where more school and transit police officers will be deployed after school. >> a woman accused of a deserting her disabled son could return to philadelphia to face charges as early as today. officials in maryland gave us this photo of parler. >>> police in paris have identified an islamic extremest who attended to attack churches on sunday, but accidentsly shot himself in the leg and called a ambulance. it was one of five attacks that the country has stopped since the january assault that left 20 people dead. "good morning america" will continue our cover coverage of the french terror investigation. >>> we are at the big board with more on the backyard collapse in burlington county. their homes sit over the delaware river. this ravine has been swallowing up the property. on monday, the engineers found a leaking storm sewer drain that has been undermining the neighborhood for years. >> i don't have words for this, i put a lot of love in this house. >> when we w

several people captured the melee on their cell phone. paramedics took two people to the hospital. when the chaos began, hundreds of people showed up to the opening of the bar. >> it was chaos. it was like wwe. >> there were chairs flying everywhere. it was chaotic. it was just -- it was too much going on at one time. a lot of people were there in line. it was ridiculously long. kimberly: security guards tried to stop the fight but were not successful. more arrests are popssible as the police identify more people on video. the casino has beefed up security. to the vatican, where pope francis presided over easter vigil service at st. peter's basilica. 10 people were baptized during the sermon. the mass came hours after the pope announced what he called the complicit silence towards the killing of christians by islamic extremists. tomorrow, there will be a mass for tens of thousands in st. peter's square. it was not quite the white house easter egg roll, but it may be the next best thing. kids raced through the presidents gallery today at madame tussaud to hunt for easter eggs, meeti

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mele? >> the bulk of the events are free. some are ticketed due to limited space. but this is really a chance to invite the country in, to invite los angeles in in partnership with usc, look at california. california as, you know, the gateway to both latin america and to the pacific rim, to look at some of the future challenges the country faces in its future. they're quite acute in los angeles from drought and climate change to immigration and the multi multicultural diversity of the nation. across the board, all kinds of exciting opportunities. >> you can go to latimes.com and follow the book fest at lafob, los angeles festival of books. mr. mele, thank you for being on book tv. >> looking forward to seeing folk next weekend. >> and again, book tv will be live on c span 2 all weekend next weekend from the "los angeles times" festival of books, saturday and sunday april 18th and 19th go to booktv.org to get the full schedule a lot of call-in opportunities. a lot of panels, a lot of nonfiction authors that you'll be hearing from all weekend live on book tv. >>> wit

as those involved in the melee took off. police and school officials are now trying to identify all of the students. >> act up on septa we're going to have a picture of your face. and we're sharing it with the school district. >> reporter: septa and school police beefed up patrols at the station wednesday. they also have targeted 10 stations near schools this spring. >> we know locations that are potential hot spots. >> reporter: septa says this brawl was also dangerous for other riders on the platform. >> really hope there's going to be some kind of measures put in to make sure that doesn't happen in the future. >> makes you not want to ride but you have to ride because it's the only way to get to school and work. >> some innocent person standing there during this donny brook could have been seriously injured. >> reporter: two of the victims will be interviewed here at septa police headquarters tomorrow morning. school officials are promising strong disciplinary action all the way up to expulsion again tonight septa police

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we -- we already saw a melee and criminal activity then. why wait until several days later?e criticism is unfounded. baltimore is a large city. some of the lessons from ferguson when you preempt the police in communities of color that have these long-time tensions with the police department, that can escalate a situation. i think in a sense this mayor was damned if she didn't and damned if she didn't. >> she was saying -- i think when we talked about ferguson and the optics of armored trucks the shields and batons almost ready to do battle, i think what she was saying her fear would be that, of escalating the situation. my god, look at the city, would you ever have thought you would see the pictures we saw? would that have prevented an attack? >> i don't know. i think certainly we'll look at this and exam thin the way we examined ferguson in terms of action or inaction. i don't know what the answer to that is. i do know that because i am personal friends with the mayor, i know she's a measured person, thoughtful she's a critical thinker. she's an attorney a mother. she is ve

meanwhile, five officers were injured during the melee. only one of them seriously. three dozen members of the force were lined up in riot gear near the police station. people came out of their houses throwing things at the police. at one point, city officials asked fans at the orioles baseball game to remain inside the stadium for their own safety. despite the violence police commissioner anthony bat focused on the positive demonstrations that happened earlier in the day. >> when i was very very pleased to see, and i saw this throughout the day, baltimore residents were telling people in the crowd to calm down and to relax. and i was very proud of them for doing that. that same thing happened in the northeast corner when that crowd, that agitated crowd got to camden yards. residents put themselves in between police officers and the agitated crowd and asked for calm and asked for peace, which was very good to see. >> at the center of this is freddie gray who died from a spinal injury a week after he was taken into police custody. the police commissioner said the 25-y

from that, the melee started. i mean, chaos just broke out everywhere. as a result, the whole greenwood area was burned to the ground. the only building left standing was the high school. that is where the red cross director who was sent from st. louis set up the aid station that was set up by the red cross. the aftermath of that was that people did not have any place to live, and the city passed an ordinance that said that you could not rebuild unless you used brick. well, using brick was a prohibitive cost. and so, bugsy franklin, who was an attorney that had just recently moved to tulsa, he filed a lawsuit and got that ordinance taken off the books. people were able to rebuild their homes using wood or brick. the greenwood district was by the middle of the 1930's, like 1935 -- they had rebuilt the greenwood district. that is what this story should be all about, and that is the resiliency of the people and them being able to recover from such a disaster. we are standing in reconciliation park. the purpose of the park was to call the attention to people

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. >> the attackers have been identified and police expect to start making arrests following a melee, city leaders describe as sickening. now, those two teenagers and their mother say they are not happy with police, who they claim were slow to respond to their report. it is a complaint the mayor every trenton is personally looking into. live from the cbs-3 satellite center nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> nicole, thank you for that. well, a local bus driver arrested after a limb girl never makes it to school. hear how the driver explains the mistake. >> also ahead one of the worse kept secrets in washington. now we're getting a better idea of when hillary clinton will officially launch her campaign for president. >> and, it is quiet outside right now little meals i, but the weekends will get off to a stormy start. katie is looking at a storm system we'll do traffic and weather together on the 3's when we come back. >>> a chester county school bus driver facing criminal charges, accused of leaving a child unattended on his bus for hours. rose hand picked the seven year old g

five officers were injured during the melee. one of them seriously hurt. three dozen members of the force lined up in riot gear near the police station. this as residents came out of their houses throwing things at the police. at one point, city officials asked fans at the orioles baseball game to remain inside the stadium for their own safety. despite the violence the police commissioner focused on the positive demonstrations that happened earlier in the day. >> i was very very pleased to see, and i saw this throughout the day, baltimore residents were telling people in the crowd to calm down and to relax. and i was very proud of them for doing that. that same thing happened in the northeast corner when that crowd, that agitated crowd got to camden yards. residents put them in police officers and agitated crowds and asked for calm and peace, which was very good to see. >> this all centers around freddie gray, who died from a spinal injury a week after he was taken into police custody. the commissioner has said that the 25-year-old was not buckled in his s

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alison: months after an malay -- a melee outside six lakhs flags over america -- a new efforts keep thesafe. hi rich. richard: hi, alison. you see the rides are moving along. the weather is cooperated. but a sobering message for young people. it was an anti-bullying pep rally with some superstar power. >> growing up, i was bullied at a young age. richard: rg iii telling young people that stopping bullying is up to them. >> nothing can make a bigger impact than the actions of young people like you. you are the ones who have to deal with this issue every single day. richard: everyone is hoping to prevent what happened this past october when a 15-year-old going for a ride was badly beaten with a fractured skull before falling into a coma. at the time, some youngsters used social media to turn the park theme fright fest into fight-fest. >> i did not want to calm because i know how violent he can get. >> you can change that. >> [indiscernible] richard: a park spokesman said she hopes that six flags will empower young people that they have a vested interest. not only are a lot of folks who co

. >> this melee is the latest in a string of fights at septa stations.aid there are ten hot spots on the station where more school and police officers will be deployed after school. >>> france has stopped five terror plots since january. they have identified a suspect asamic extremist from algeria. he intended to attack churches and instead shot himself in the leg and he is also suspected in the murder of a woman. "good morning america" will have more on the terror investigation at 7:00 a.m. >>> we'll talk about the collapse of a backyard in burlington county. yesterday officials in florence, burlington township, ordered the families you have to clear out. it was beautiful they could look out over the delaware river but a ravine has been swallowing up the properties for years. on monday, engineers discovered a leaking storm sewer drain maintained by the county, they think this was likely losenning the -- loosening the soil. these homeowners are heartbroken. >> i put a lot of time love in this house. >> when we walk away we can be walking away for good an

the melee ended with a police officer shot and wounded and a member of family dead.t happened outside a wal-mart. during the fight, the man grabbed the officer's gun and shot him in the leg. another officer used a baton to stop the man from shooting the officer again. when that didn't work the other officer shot and killed the man. before all this, the family refused to talk. >>> a new york city police sergeant mailed an awful discovery he found his parents dead in the long island home. also dead the friends and tenant living on the first floor. a car was left in the garage running killing them of carbon monoxide. >>> thousands are flocking to washington, d.c. to see the cherry blossom trees. in ancient japan cherry blossoms symbolize the earth's fertility. there's a cherry blossom event going on in fairmont park equally beautiful. >> reporter: i don't see cherry blossoms, i see pollen. we'll have improving weather over the next couple of days. it was miserable over the last three days, we deserve sunshine we'll get it today and tomorrow. storm tracker 6 live double

. >> strategy time, melee and fitz has to make adjustments if she has hopes of being elected to the senate her gladiators take action. that is at 9:00. >> if you think 29 years to life is nothing how would you feel if the case was dismissed. >> you are caving. >> aliyah has organized a march and that may be putting pressure on the d.a. to make a deal on the all new american crime but barb is refusioning to back down and organized her own march. that is tonight on american crime at 10:00. heart pounding action and suspense as always and drama on tonight's prime time, it starts at 8:00 with "grey's anatomy" and "scandal" at 9:00 and american crime at 10:00. followed by "action news" at 11:00. >>> let head back out to the playground at haverford township. and adam joseph on an outdoor adventure he is on the dog run right now. >> they are running around and staying warm if only i had a coat that thick right now. this is mia and she is relaxing 10 years old and she is beautiful and she is watching all the dogs. you can see the freedom playground, in the background mom is on the cell phone with

. >> >> and details about a melee outside of berkeley high school this weekend involving as many as 500 people. >>> good evening. i'm ken pritchard in for ken wayne. >> and i'm heather holmes. hillary clinton announced her second run for the white house in a two minute video posted on social media. >> i'm getting ready to do something, too. i'm running for president. >> clinton is the first democrat it take on the challenge and is already facing some criticism from republicans and her potential gop opponents white house correspondent, ed henry on the tone of clinton's pain and reaction interest both sides. >> it's official, hillary clinton is in the race for the white house. the announcement of her second presidential campaign made on social media. the video had a twist. it started with real voters and the candidate jumping in. >> every day, americans need champions, and i want to be the champion. >> reporter: in 2008, the race was all more about clinton, not about the middle class. which she says will be the focus. she is receiving praise from high places. the person that beat her in 2

the 22-year-old was involved in the friday night shooting which followed a wild melee inside.of people involved in the fight. several were hurt. the fight broke out after people got fed up with the slow service at the bar. three men are facing disorderly conduct charges in that incident. >>> justice department launching a criminal investigation into the company responsible for spraying a chemical that may have sickened a delaware family. this happened last month when the family was in the u.s. virgin islands. steve edmund is unable to talk or move. their teen sons remain in critical condition. >>> let's get an early statrt on your money. stock futures are down after a disappointing jobs report on friday. wall street has not been able to react because the stock market was closed for the holiday weekend. the economy added just 126,000 jobs in march. the smallest gain since the end of 2013. hiring had been a bright spot with cracks showing up elsewhere. experts slashed the forecast. corporate earnings are expected to fall for the first time since late 2012. we will have to see ho

the melee started. chaos just broke out everywhere. as a result, the whole greenwood area was burned to the ground. the only building left standing was the high school. that is where the red cross director who was sent from st. louis set up the aid station that was set up by the red cross. the aftermath of that was that people did not have any place to live, and the city passed an ordinance that said that you could not rebuild unless you use brick. using brick was a prohibitive cost. bugsy franklin, who was an attorney that had just recently moved to. -- to tulsa, he fikeld -- filed a lawsuit and got that ordinance taken off the books. people were able to rebuild their homes using wood or brick. the greenwood district was by the middle of the 1930's -- they had rebuilt the greenwood district. that is what this story should be all about, and that is the resiliency of the people and them being able to recover from such a disaster. we are standing in reconciliation park. the purpose of the park was to call the attention to people who do n

the small events even though the media following her is just a crush of cameras there was a melee tryingget a picture of the van, scooby or whatever she calls it what about that? going small is about the only way she can go. she tried going big in 2008. she couldn't outspeech and outrally barack obama. she doesn't have opponent. she is not good at that she is not bill. she is not even good at going small. it beats going large and being a flop. that's not her strength. but, i find it simply astonishing that she could campaign by proclaiming one of her big goals is to get big money out of politics. i mean, isn't that a little bit peculiar coming from the clintons who are the most legendary raisers of money who sold the lincoln bedroom among other items in the past and is her cause? she has such an unbelievable inauthenticity problem any time she says something like that i can't take it seriously. we are on the wrong track. her party has been in power for six years. country is running on the wrong track i will put it on the right track? >> governor christie talking about raising retirement

. >>> 22-year-old ja kwrk uan roberts fled the scene by car and starting a melee with the slow service at the casino bar. three men are facing disorderly conduct charges. >>> the ongoing california drought hurting the country because california is the nation's bread basket. growing 1/3 of the vegetables and 2/3 of fruits and nuts. lack of water in california has been going on for four years. that sent prices higher last year. berries and lettuce and peppers saw a big spike. you could see prices climb again this year because of the drought. the drop in oil prices makes transporting food from california california cheaper. the drought has already forced farmers to abandon thousand of acres. now farmers are deciding if they should plant less next year. >>> the severe weather threat in the middle of the country may beginning for the week. for more on that let's get to meteorologist pedram javaheri for a look at your forecast. >> look at these temperatures across the country, christine. 60s and 70s. mid-60s in new york city. we have clouds on the increase. temperature trend remains mild. ar

part of the battle said quicker than i can tell it the battle generated into a butchery and confused melee of brutal personal conflicts. bayonets and rifle butts crushed and pierced. others lost their weapons and used teeth to bite noses and ears in the terrible scuffle. one of the union soldiers that if you come to the park you will be introduced to his name was samuel eddie in the 37th massachusetts. they had a particular advanced weapon called a rifle that could fire seven cartridge rounds without reloading. and in this final attack eddie sees a confederate officer coming towards him with a white flag to surrender and eddie's officer moves forward to receive the surrender when the confederate officer decides he's not going to surrender and drops the flag and pulls his pistol out and shoots bradley through the sides. no sooner did he do that then sam eddie runs forward and kills the confederate officer and immediately upon doing that a confederate soldier wearing a yankee overcoat comes running up to eddie, takes his bayonet and shoves it through eddie's chest coming out the back and pin

she caught her son taking part in this whole melee. many turn in turn a local news camera caught her openly disciplining her son. graham and her son talked to cnn about what was going through their minds in that incredibly emotional moment. >> you saw michael with the rock in his hand. you say you just lost it. >> i did. you know, once he threw that rock down i was like you wasn't brought up like this. >> did you worry about embarrassing him? >> not at all. he was actually embarrassing himself by wearing that mask and that hoodie and doing what he was doing. at some point, i told him to take the mask off because why are you hiding behind a mask? if you want to be bold enough to do this then show your face. >> this is something you really believe in. >> yeah why hide your face? >> so did he go home then? >> oh yeah. he went home with me. >> i had no doubt about that. >> yes, yes. he went home with me. >> i would have gone home with you in a second. so what did you think when you heard that voice? >> i was like, i know that's my mama. i

. >>> meantime five officers were injured during the melee. one of them seriously hurt. three dozen members of the force lined up in riot gear near the police station. this as residents came out of their houses throwing things at the police. at one point, city officials asked fans at the orioles baseball game to remain inside the stadium for their own safety. despite the violence the police commissioner focused on the positive demonstrations that happened earlier in the day. >> what i was very very pleased to see, and i saw this throughout the day, baltimore residents were telling people in the crowd to calm down and to relax. i was very proud of them for doing that. that same thing happened in the northeast corner when that act at a timed crowd got to camden yards. residents put themselves in between police officers and this agitated crowd and asked for calm and peace, which was very good to see. >> at the center of all of this is freddie gray. he died from a spinal injury after he was taken into police custody a week ago. the police commissioner has said that the 25-ye

we know that five officers were injured during the melee, one seriously wounded. three dozen members of the force were lined up in riot gear near the police station. people ended up coming out of their homes and throwing things at the police. at one point, city officials asked fans at the orioles baseball game to remain inside the stadium for their own safety. despite the violence the police commissioner decided to focus on the positive demonstrations that happened earlier in the day. >> i was very very pleased to see, and i saw this throughout the day, baltimore residents were telling people in the crowd to calm down and to relax, and i was very proud of them for doing that. that same thing happened in the northeast corner when that crowd, that agitated crowd got to camden yards. residents put themselves in between police officers and this agitated crowd and asked for calm and asked for police which was very good to see. >> the focus of this again, is freddie gray. he died from a spinal injury a week after he was taken into police custody. the commissioner has sa

amazingly, nobody was injured in all of that mele. police are looking for the driver n a black jeep cherokee license plate for the car is 7ahe206. >>> for the second time this week a taxi driver was attacked by a passenger. daly city police are looking for two men in surveillance video that you can see here. the men reportedly paid the driver last weekend, but then punched and robbed him as he was returning change. earlier this week a san francisco cabbie was also attacked by a passenger. >>> more than $25,000 raised, more than that threshold, what the britannia arms is telling us after it donated 100% of its proceeds to the family of fallen san jose police officer michael johnson. hundreds of people visited the pub's almond valley and downtown locations yesterday looking to show their support. john son's father and other family members were at the almonden valley location last night. >>> some of the major players in a south bay bribery scheme will learn what kind of restitution they have to pay. this case dates back to 2008 when pros

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two dozen were involved in the melee. chairs were flying in parts of the 4-year-old casino trashed.people have been arrested in connection with that fight. no word on how many were injured and now to that story that you're referring to there, dan. new details breaking overnight. a convicted killer at the center of a dramatic prison escape has brian williams captured. kamron taylor, you see him there in possession of a gun and arrested friday. surveillance pictures wednesday from the corrects facility show the 23-year-old wearing the uniform of an officer that he was accused of overpowering and allegedly stealing his keys before making his getaway. >>> a somali militant gro promised more blood bloody attacks. this morning a survivor of that was found alive after hiding out in a cupboard for two days. this as the kenyan interior minister says that there were five arrests in connection have been made with that attack. >>> a solemn procession in rome as the pope celebrated good friday mass. at one point pope francis praying before the main altar, you see there at st. peter's basilica. t

. >>> meantime, five officers were injured during the melee.three dozen members of the force lined up in riot gear near the police station. this as people came out of their houses throwing things at the cops. at one point, city officials asked fans at the orioles baseball game to remain inside the statement for their own safety. again, 12 people arrested in the may play yesterday, to people injured. >>> today, administrators at a now-closed montgomery county day care will help find parents find other options for their kids. the gothddard school in bluebell closed its doors on friday leaving dozens of parents without child care starting tomorrow. parents say they were surprised by the school's decision to suddenly shut down. >> it's really not fair to her. she'll have new teachers and new friends next week and she's just going to be thrown into a situation that could have been avoided. >> today, goddard school administrators will meet with the parents, again, to help them find some new child care. they may be able to find them some temporary car

alluding to the fact they're indeed monitoring that process because they remember all too well that the melee began monday afternoon with these young people from high school. >> we have resources staged throughout the city. obviously we're monitoring social media. we have extensive resources that are on the ground that we have deployed into areas where we know obviously that students either congregate or are being dismissed from school. >> all right. i've got cnn sports anchor rachel nichols with me. we'll talk about what's happening in a moment. ryan young, let me go to you. tell me where exactly in baltimore you are and who you have with you. >> we're right across from the cvs. a well-known rapper throughout the industry decided to come out to the community. you said you wanted to come out here because of the pain you saw on people's faces. >> absolutely. at this point right now, what i can offer right now, i'm not a politician i'm not a superhero, but if i can offer a boost to the morale of people in baltimore, then that's what i'm going to do. i went to go speak at a couple schools. i wan

. >> the attackers have been identified and police expect to start making arrests following a melee city leaders describe as sickening. now the teens say that there were police patrol men nearby. but they claim they were slow to start the investigation. they have since filed a complaint, which the trenton mayor is personally looking into. that's the latest, liver from the cbs-3 satellite center. nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> very disturbing, nicole, thank up. still to come, philadelphia mother accused of trying to join isis. >> we'll let you know what is happening to her now after she faced a judge. >> also, delaware family poisoned by pesticides, while on vacation. now, it turns out that same dangerous pesticide is widely used in our area. we'll show you where it is being used, and the problem it is has caused here. >> philadelphia philadelphia international airport rang near the pop of the list that no one wants to be on. the changes that need to be made to make the airport safer. >> ♪ ♪ >> looking for love on line. we're taking a look at some of the most popular dating ap

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some smashing store windows and damaging cars. 34 arrested in that melee. brian ennis is following it from new york. >> reporter: mourners coming in and out of the yvonne green funeral home viewing the body of 25 freddie gray. gray died last sunday from an unexplained spinal cord injury while in police custody. some gathering outside across the street holding small cardboard signs reading justice for all, while cars honk the horns. the family members and community gathering for a prayer service. the mayor and two dozen interfaith religious leaders issuing a call for peace. yesterday, the largest protest since the death turned vie leapt at times, six officers suffered minor injuries. 34 people arrested. the police chief blaming, quote, small contingents of outside agitators smashing multiple store fronts. outside at camden yards in a baseball game demonstrators clashing with fans and cops smashing police car windows and throwing trash cans. the majority of them were peaceful. >> please please stop the violence. freddie gray would not want this. freddie fathe

and then just kind of a melee starts. >> bradley, austin, howard and the 14-year-old gators' player who the referee are all charged with battery on a sports official. bradley and howard plead guilty and are both sentenced to two years of probation. >> going to deny your request for a continuance. >> austin pleads not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> mr. howard and mr. bradley were both somewhat remorseful. >> definitely sorry that it happened and i wish we all would have handled it in a different way. >> mr. howard who is a large man made a comment that he was throwing some large roundhouse punches and that he feels fortunate that he never really directly made contact with the ref or any of those coaches from the opposing team because he could have really hurt them. >> although the referee threw the first punch, he is not charged. >> the referee used good judgment and he wanted to defend himself. >> i did not see him throw the first punch, but based on what i saw with my eyes, i would have defended myself, as well. >> the arrests are not the only consequences. the entire gators' team is

more than half a dozen police officers injured in the melee. it's been described as an absolute war zone on the streets of baltimore tonight. >> that's right. police in riot gear have been trying to hold off demonstrators who have been throwing rocks bricks and bottles at police in that riot gear. at least seven officers have been hurt one of them seriously and that one is reportedly unresponsive. >> there have been reports of trash cans being set on fire and as we mentioned a police cruiser as well. protesters have also as we mentioned destroyed a police cruiser. officers eventually able to move in and make at least one arrest today. the crowd is disobeying orders from police to disperse. >> it is coming after a chaotic scene outside the shiloh baptist church this afternoon. freddie gray's casket was carried from the church to a hearse. about 3,000 people attended inside that service. as you know gray died a week ago from a severed spine that he suffered while in police custody. we'll have much more on all the protests coming up for you on "ac

woodruff: now to baltimore, where a day that began with the somber quiet of a funeral, turned into meleesets. it revolved around the death in police custody of freddie gray. trouble erupted at mid afternoon. police are riot clubs confronted youth at mall, it grew into street battles, with stones being thrown and attacking cars. seven officers were hurt. >> it is a group of lawless individuals with no regard for the safety of the people who live in the community or our police officer. >> woodruff: the violence was a far cry from the scene earlier. (music) mourners streamed into the new shiloh baptist church this morning, many overcome with grief for for freddie gray. the 25-year-old died in police custody fueling a nationwide debate that loomed over today's service. >> as the city, nation, world looks in, we are ever mindful of the reason that we are here. that a family has had and is yet standing on the banks of the jordan, to wave farewell to a son, to their loved one, whose life we now celebrate in memory. >> woodruff: some 2,500 people listened as church leaders and relatives of gray s

what if he resisted what if there was a melee or shootout or lincoln was hurt or killed in an abduction attempt, but booth's feeling was, and i think pretty sincere at that time, but if they struck a blow sufficiency daring and sufficient, they could pull this thing off. booth gathered around him, some young marylanders, people from the d.c. area, some of the people looking back looked pretty common and pretty low order to their contemporaries. one of the people he recruited was david, who ultimately, of course, traveled on the escape route with booth and was hanged. i've never been -- my research does not suggest that he was a dummy. a federal detective who chased him said he was quick, smart, and clever as a person. now, he's not a genius. you remember joe, the redskins' quarterback from the golden age. he said, you know, not everybody's that smart. not everybody's a genius. he said, a genius is someone like norman einstein someone like that, you know? [ laughter ] i'm not saying that he was a norman einstein by any means you know, but, you know when the confederate army surrendered,

losing his shirt in the scuffle, his son tries to move the melee out of the showroom. another flustered customer dials 911. >> she called the police. she said, oh, my god, a man is hitting a woman here and this and that, and now the police called them outside while they were trying to flee. he stopped everybody, pulled his gun, this and that. we had another three, four police cars immediately. they surrounded the place. >> police interview everyone on scene and turn to the videotape. >> we explained to them what happened. they explained what happened, and they reviewed the video clip and saw all the shots. >> police arrest the three men and haul them away. he and his son are left with substantial injuries. >> i suffered two fractured bones in the backbone, and a black eye, a little bit of concussion to the head. my son also suffered concussion and went to hospital. he was checked. >> putruss is shaken by the violent confrontation, but working in the wedding business for many years, he understands how the situation got so out of control. >> when the wife called her husb