marilyn mosby the state's attorney is set to address the naacp. she is the keynote speaker speaking to a packed house this morning. tickets to the breakfast are sold out. they had to bring in more chairs to accommodate everyone. her keynote address kicks off a panel discussion about empowering black women and girls. marilyn mosby stepped into the spotlight in april after the death of freddie gray. marilyn mosby prosecuting the 6 baltimore police officers accused in the police custody death, marilyn mosby said gray suffered a critical spinal injury on april 12 after price arrested him for allegedly carrying a switch blade. after his funeral riots broke out and baltimore officials called in the national guard. the riots our acidded after the arrests of the 6 -- after the arrest of 6 officers. >>> live in center city, trish hart man. >>> a man was shot in the head at playground at south 30th street. neighbors called police after hearing 3 gunshots. >>> a 12-year-old man was with his grandmother and children when he received a phone call. he went out

mosby's statements.s for any jury if they're going to look at this case, really by the law and richard seems to be big on the law, there is no evidence. >> that's okay, mark. you work for the law correct. >> any of the charges. quit interrupting rich around. there is no evidence to charge on any of these charges none of them. so if there's actually an acquittal or a hung jury there will be retribution for the jury. why don't we think a little bit about the jurors. >> mark, you should be ashamed of yourself to make the assertions. >> let's not get personal. on the other hand if there is a conviction -- if there's an acquittal in a jurisdiction outside of baltimore, will that be accepted by the community if it gets removed and then there's an acquittal, will the community of baltimore accept it? >> no. >> there are all sorts of questions but the judge is going to make the right decision on this. great to see you both. >> thanks megyn. >>> after everyone criticized this police force, the crime rate in balti

against mosby. former homicide detective and defense attorney ted williams and former prosecutor katie phang. what did the prosecutor ask for? >> the prosecutor asked for protective order but really she submitted a confidentiality order that's used sometimes in discovery both in civil and criminal cases. greta, and ted once again a show by stateney marilyn mosby that's a little bit junior varsity city in the jv in the order she wants the people to ho make photocopies to be make agreement in writing they will be bound by the confidentiality order. foiping people. this goes to show you that the judge didn't even give her the hearing that she asked for to be able to present a case because he didn't think that she would be able to prove the grounds of good cause to get this motion granted. >> well, she couldn't prove the grounds of good cause to get this motion because she accused the defense of publicizing this case. now, i was born yesterday but not late yesterday. when you think about it, it was ms.

mosby's comments to be most damaging.e needs to be kicked off the case because of them but helped poison the jury pool going out there and told a community of the so-called youth this is your moment. this isn't their moment. no it isn't. this is a criminal case that's tried in front of a jury and they're not supposed to pay attention to things like that. she stirred them up into believing if no conviction is reached in this case their moment has somehow been lost. >> well, here's the thing, i believe in the jury system and law and justice and i believe the cops get a fair trial. baltimore has over 600,000 residents. right? to assume that marilyn mosby managed to poison all of the residents seems to be hard to believe. >> it is a smaller jury pool than that. >> true. but look at -- >> people work and can't come. >> look at the criminal justice system work itself outside. george zimmerman trial, the public opinion was on trayvon's side. george acquitted by a jury. o.j. simpson trial, the jury made a determination. >> jury n

demanding mosby hand over the information. mosby saying no way. the "on the record" legal panel is here, former homicide detective and criminal defense attorney ted williams and former prosecutor katy phang. mosby might be right on this one. >> well, the rules of discovery are liberally construed in any state including maryland, and look, we are not interested in marilyn mosby's mental impressions because frankly i don't think we would be very impressed if we saw them in the first place. but the reality is this: only one day after the police, the baltimore police turn over the results of their investigation into freddie gray's death does marilyn mosby announce the charges against the six officers. she announced during her stump speech on city hall steps that she did her own parallel investigation. if that is the case, greta and ted, then she relied upon the information she obtained during her parallel investigation. the defense attorney should be entitled to see the witness statements. hear the witness statements. be able to view the photographs a

when state's attorney marilyn mosby stepped to the podium on may first, the city held its breath. >> the findings of our comprehensive, thorough, and independent investigation, coupled with the medical examiner's determination that mr. gray's death was a homicide which we received today, has led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges. to the people of baltimore and the demonstrators across america, i've heard your call for no justice no peace, your peace is sincerely needed as i work to deliver justice on behalf of this young man. >> ms. mosby, what do you think needs to be done to make sure what happened to freddie gray doesn't happen again? >> accountability. >> how are we going to get there? >> you're getting it today. >> mosby charged six officers, including the driver of the police van, who was arrested for 2nd degree murder. >> when the attorney gave that i was like thank you, somebody finally said it. finally somebody is sending the police to jail for what they done. >> but charges in the freddie gray case are the exception. >> we keep pushing forwa

baltimore city states attorney marilyn mosby hot water again. now new demands from the lawyers representing six baltimore cops that she is trying to put behind bars for a very long time. that's next. also, the donald now getting slapped by nascar and espn. he is fighting back. surging in the polls. what's he saying now? donald trump goes "on the record" straight ahead. when you're not confident your company's data is secure the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. you are looking at two airplane fuel gauges. can you spot the difference? no? you can't see that? alright, let's take a look. the one on the right just used 1% less fuel than the one on the left. now, to an airline a 1% difference could save enough fuel to power hundreds of flights around the world. hey, look at that. pyramids. so you see, two things that are exa

and mosby has the ethical and procedural obligation to turn that over.'s insane as well is the fact that it appears there was some judge shopping that was going on. turns out failed search warrants were presented to a judge. the judge found there was not probable cause to be able to issue those warrants and instead of accepting the judge's ruling or the judge's determination, marilyn mosby's office decided to find a blue light probable cause special somewhere else and got another junl judge to meet with the detective, after they say maybe we can beef up the warrant to find probable cause. it's so outrageous. >> the way it sounds like they're looking for a judge in the packet. who was easy to rubber stamp, to do it their way. the first one said no probable cause. and so they basically said let's go down the hall and find something to go our way. >> they also according to this motion met with the medical examiner excluded law enforcement officers and came out afterwards and the medical examiner said the cause was hd here. also when it comes to freddie gray

. >> happening today marlin mosby the prosecute for baltimore will be the keynote speaker at the naacp. she has been in the national spotlight since the death of freddie gray, she is prosecuting 6 baltimore police officers. gray's death set off days of unrest. some protester e tersers took to the treat -- protesters to the to the street here, as well. >>> recent polls show race relations have become worse during the administration of president obama. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch will speak at the convention on wednesday night the first black woman to hold the office of u.s. attorney general. >>> the naacp voted to lift its 15ier economic boycott of south carolina. the civil rights organization passed the resolution one day after the state took down the confederate flag. some flag supporters insist it symbolizes state heritage not raisism. >> a motor motorcycle is a car ran into each to other. the driver was thrown from the bike, he was taken to temple hospital where he was pronounced dead. police are investigating. >>> police are looking for the killer who gunned down a man at a

then mosby made it up. the "on the record" legal panel joins us.mer homicide detective and criminal defense attorney ted williams and former prosecutor katie phang. katy, what do you think? >> >> i think she has got some explaining to do. >> when she gave that may first speech on the steps of city hall, and i want to read this carefully because i want to quote it exactly. she says the findings of our comprehensive thorough and independent investigation coupled with the investigation that mr. grey's death was a homicide that we received today has led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges. if she used her office's independent investigation as a basis for probable cause she has to turn the evidence over. i don't know how she turns over 52 gig go bias of evidence to the defense attorneys and it contains one witness statement one witness interview by one of the investigators in her office. it seems like she is hiding something is. and she is not doing a very good job because if the judge orders her to turn it over, i bet you

mosby cited that investigation when she filed felony charge against the officers. however the attorneys say they have only been provided one witness interview the probe. >> it sounds like the prosecution is playing a shell game right now. it's contrary to justice. she needs to turn over everything. if ever there was a case to err on the side of caution and be transparent this is the days. maureen: the maryland office refuses to discuss details of the case. baltimore police are investigating their own after a gun was found in a prisoner's cell. a handgun was discovered at the holding cell on edison highway. all aspects of the incident will be exampled. this is reportedly the third time in the past year an incident like this occur in the baltimore police station. cardinal william wakefield baum who was the catholic archbishop of washington from 1973-1980 has died. baum died yesterday at the age of 88. the washington archdiocese announced baum's death today and said he was the longest serving cardinal in american history. the archbishop didn't note the cardinal's caus

state's attorney marilyn mosby wanted to make it all private or expose to the public. [indiscernible] that would impact the ability to conduct a fair time. the judge said the defense hasn't made any evidence public and denied mosby's request but also we are getting to hear some police radio calls from aim's riot. they paint a startling -- from april's riot. they paint a startling picture of what officers faced. >> do not move forward and do not chase them. >> there's a couple hundred people. >> i'm not going to let my guys get hurt because we have equipment we're not using. >> it wasn't till there was a controversy around the standdown order that i even knew what the standdown order was. >> reporter: the mayor and police both deny claims that officers were told to stand down during the riot. coming up at 6:30, you'll hear what the police union says about the orders they claim were given that day. vanessa herring, wusa9. >>> he's leading the polls and donald trump is going to hold a campaign kickoff rally in south carolina today, despite growing calls now for him to dro

. >>> baltimore state attorney marilyn mosby spoke to the women. she thrust into the spotlight in april after 25-year-old freddie gray was arrested and died in baltimore police custody. marilyn mosby emphasized the importance of empowerment and perseverance. >> with all the negativity that's happening surrounding young people. we must look at those self-motivated and self disciplined. >> her reform to the justice began when her cousin was murdered by another teenager in a case of mistaken identity. president obama will be here tomorrow to speak at the naay. p. >> new jersey board of directors is expected to increase fares on contends. nj transit officials say the increase is to close to $60 million budget hole. >> not a bad start to a monday. >> reporter: it's kind of a regular summer day humid warm, but mostly dry. no complaints allowed matthew. storm tracker 6 live double scan around the region, you can see we're basically dry, we have a spotty shower near wilmington, still maybe a remnant of that. south and west of the city, we may see something

. >> earlier today baltimore state attorney general marilyn mosby spoke at the convention. she discussed her decision to run for her position. mosby was thrown into the national spotlight when she moved to bring charges against six police officers after the death of freddie gray in baltimore this past spring. >>> police are looking into a deadly shooting at a philadelphia playground. it happened just after 2:00 this morning on 30th street near wharton street in gray's ferry. police found a man lying face down on the rec center ground. he had been shot in the head. investigators say they also found drugs at the scene. >>> philadelphia police have a lead in this deadly shooting in hunting park. a man was shot several times on crowell street just about midnight. family members told police the victim got a phone call and left his house just before he was shot and a witness reports seeing someone driving off in a gold-colored van. >>> the scranton police department is mourning the death of one of its own tonight. 29-year-old patrolman john wilding died this morning after sufferi

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mosby. >> this could be all over nothing. >> correct. defense wants them back. >> it under mines due process. >> the defense is alleging that ms. mosby conducted her own investigation which she did and that she is not disclosing the results of that investigation. mark is she required to? >> not everything. her personal notes would be work product like her impressions, conclusions. if she conducted interviews and those interviews differ from law enforcement and even slightly that stuff is discoverable. reports, witnesses all discoverable. >> every day we fight prosecutors to disclose that stuff as early as possible. there is case law and statutory law as to when we get certain documents and it is up to the judge's discretion when we get other documents. how much before a trial do we get those documents? >> if the judge rules against us we don't go to another judge and try to get a second bite at the apple. >> in brooklyn that's how i roll. >> down in miami it may not work that way. >> time-out. >> president of the brooklyn bar association

. >>> and baltimore state's attorney marley mosby took the stage this weekend. she gain national attention when she announced charges against officers involve in the arrest of freddie gray. mess bye gave the keynote address in the sunday morning. yesterday morning she poke about reforming the social, political establishment as well as overcoming her own personal hardships. >> every great movement toward progress began with warrior women who have channel their confidence and were unafraid to challenge the status quo in the pursuit of justice and equality. >> mosby did not directly address the freddie gray case in her speech or speak to reporters at the event but a lot of people were talking about how empowering her word were it sound like she was preaching. i could not be there. i wish i could have been. they were tweeting it. there was a woman who said something really great. she said we are boss i we leaders. we are not aggressive, we are confident. we are not lady like we're queen like. great empowering lunch. >> it was over at lows hotel in that beautiful bal

now the problem is mosby's office should be turning that over. if it's true, this is a huge violation, and could be the death nell for the case, it's already in bad light. you already have the autopsy report talking about well, he might have died in the noncriminal way but likely he died otherwise in this criminal way. that's not the language that helps the prosecution. that's the language that creates reasonable doubt. lou: as rebecca talk about in the context right now. >> it's all in the context. lou: baltimore is such a mess in terms of local government. >> exactly. lou: always good to have you with us. judge, thank you. >> thank you. lou: be sure to vote in our poll tonight, the question is -- cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> in california right now more than 8,000 firefighters are battling 13 large wildfires that are raging across the drought-stricken state. in lake county, the fast moving rocky fire has expanded again. growing to more than 15,000 acres, 5%, only 5% contained. over 95% of the state of california is suffering through seve

now mosby gave that key net speech at naacp women and empowerment forum yesterday morning. she spoke about reforming the social and political establishment as well as overcoming her own personal hardships. >> every great movement toward progress began with warrior women who channeled their confidence and were unafraid to challenge the status quo in the pursuit of justice and equality. >> mosby did not directly address the freddie gray speech in her speech or speak to reporters at that event. >>> developing this morning more than just a shark sight goes off a new jersey beach. >> three fisherman caught two sharks fox 29's steve kelly steve keeley, you know what, steve, i botched like two scripts in a row now. you have been on vacation a week and i have called you bob kelly's last name. hi steve. >> reporter: that is all right, you are close that is my mother a's maiden name kelly, she went from kelly to keeley. >> oh, man. >> reporter: i should have went with kelly. look, let me take this opportunity to thank sabina kuriakose, i think she is our cal rip ken. this might be 14

mosby says they are targeting the worst of the worst. baltimore has seen 90 murders since the beginning of may. that pace led to the firing of the police commissioner last week. the violence and baltimore has delayed a report on the tragedy in annapolis. the mansion fire that killed two people and four of their grandchildren has been delayed. a report blamed the fire on an electrical malfunction that ignited a dried out christmas tree. traffic is moving on i-895 after a crash in the harbor tunnel. the southbound lanes were shut down nearly four hours as crews fought to free a person. no word on that person's condition. it is time for a check of the traffic around the area. a look at the roadways. >> we have a couple of things working. the lane closures along the northbound side of the baltimore-washington parkway have been removed. in the area between 50 and 202 those lanes are open. residual delays remain. inner loop delays have eased down after an earlier incident. it looks like traffic is moving better through the area. on to the oute

>> in cases like mosby's rangers, they never signed a surrender. were they considered no longer confederates as soon as they disbanded? dr. gallagher: what mosby's little command, his not important command in northern virginia, never signed official surrender documents. are they still confederates? if there is no confederacy you can be a confederate. you can have a confederate point of view and confederate frame of mind. in kentucky, you are planning to become confederates because it is safe. we won't ratify the 13th amendment until the 1970's. you need to think about these things. [laughter] before you can really get on board with something that radical, whether you want to get rid of slavery. if you haven't ratified the 13th amendment until 1976, hope no one notices and be quiet about it. ratifying it then only calls attention to yourself. i like kentucky. my dad was born in louisville. >> rachel. i think we met at lunch. dr. gallagher: we did great in number of great students. it is so wonderful to see young people who don't have hair the color

. >> earlier today, baltimore state attorney marilyn mosby spoke at the convention. she discussed her decision to run for her position. mosby was thrown into the national spotlight when she moved to bring charges against six police officers after the death of freddie gray in baltimore this past spring. >> it's an honor to be among all of you. ♪ >>> a perfect day to add some latin flavor to penn's landing. the hispanic fiesta wraps up along the waterfront today. the two-day event showcases the latino culture with music, food dancing and activities for the kids. it's part of the multi-cultural series. delgado from our sister station served as today's mc. >>> it is not for the faint of heart. tonight, we're learning more about a local man who was gored during the running of the bulls festival in spain. >>> the race for president is arable to get even more crowded. we'll tell you about a republican contender, preparing to add his name to the mix. >>> why donald trump is at the center of more controversy. >>> beautiful weekend. we had lots of sunshine. it was a little hot

councilman mosby, thank you for joining us. really appreciate it. tonight from wall street to air ports across the nation disturbing new proof that america's computer networks are vulnerable to technical problems or outright attacks that can disrupt major companies and affect millions of americans. the new york stock exchange forced to suspend trading for much of the day because of a technical failure. this happened soon after united airlines grounded all of its planes also because of a computer meltdown. i want to go live to cnn's allison cosick at the new york stock exchange. i actually woke uppen iowa enin iowa barely made my united flight today. this was a huger to for so many people. >> technical glitches can do that kind of thing. can't they? when we heard the closing well at the new york stock exchange the gavel make that sound, everybody clapping, it really wasn't something that everybody here at the new york stock exchange thought they would actually hear today. it took almost four hours to get computers back online here to conduct the busi

she is in a powerful position. >> reporter: mosby did not dress the freddie gray address and did not take questions from the reporters from the event. sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >>> a 7euro zone leaders reached a tentative economic agreement with greece just this morning. bail out program removes a immediate threat that greece could collapse and leave the euro. nine hours after self imposed deadlines, lead's announced break through earlier today. if the talks had failed, greece could have faced bankruptcy and a possible exit the er ro. it a has been a part of them since 2002. >>> three fisherman caught quite a surprise, one brown sharks chris of cinnaminson new jersey caught the sharks off the 11th street south beach, around 5:45 last night. he his son and a friend hauled them in at almost exactly the same time. they released both sharks back into the ocean and the sharks swam off. now they are also sandbar sharks. thermos common sharks found in the chesapeake bay and mid-atlantic cogs. marine experts say they are rarely associated with attacks, on humans. >>> and an attempted wat

baltimore state attorney, marilyn mosby spoke at a forum yesterday. she was put into the national spotlight back in april after freddie gray died in police custody. she emphasized the importance of empowerment and perseverance in her speech. >> we hear from the woman injured in a mysterious explosion on a beach. the last thing she remembers before the blast. >> another candidate is joining the republican president race, an announcement from scott walker. >>> meteorologist karen rogers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" at noon comes right back. labyrinth. >> diplomats are working on the final details of a nuclear deal with iran. officials say an agreement could be announced soon. lingering disputes are threatening to wrap up the deal by midnight. iran and world powers are fighting over the aspects including the attempts to look into iran's work on nuclear weapons. >>> wisconsin governor scot walker is make it official he announced his by the for the white house on facebook. he joins the crowded field of gop conte

marilyn moabs mosby. nothing do with giving batts the boot but nevertheless, it was time for him to go. former commissioner anthony batts released a statement to the baltimore sun. let me read part of it. i've been proud to be a police officer for this city. deputy police commissioner kevin davis was named interim commissioner effective immediately. antonio. >> thank you paul. >>> computer glitches caused major problems on wall street and in the skies today. u.s. stocks closed with sizable losses after trading was suspended for several hours this morning. not before the dow dow jones dropped 260 points. united airlines had problems second time in two weeks flights were grounded for nearly two hours. the white house and homeland security were both briefed throughout the day. as lisa stark told us, there's no indication that the problems were caused by cyber attacks. >> pushing it back three hours difficult traveling with three young children. >> the company scrambled to ground its flights around 8:45 easte

it was held a few blocks away from the naacp convention and followed a fundraiser supporting nick mosby >>> tonight a total of three current or former mayors in pennsylvania are either facing charges or under investigation. first, the former mayor of harrisburg says he will fight the corruption charges filed against him. he is accused of unlawfully using taxpayer money to buy hundreds of artifacts for museums and other historical attractions including artifacts like a vampire hunting kit and a full suit of armor. the former mayor defended himself to reporters today. >> never had any experience like this. i'm like a fish out of water. whole new thing. >> reporter: do you feel resolute? >> anything you did criminal? >> not that i know of. >> reporter: he served as mayor of pennsylvania's capital city. now to allen town and community fear behind what lies behind fbi investigation into the town's mayor as the office was raided by the fed looking for information about how city contracts are awarded. his long-time political consultant is reportedly cooperating. some residents are concerned th

. >> that's marilyn mosby. she gained national fame after she brought charges against six police officers after gray died in custody. >>> advocates for older adults will continue their conference. the national association for area agencies on abling is meeting at the marriott downtown. hundreds of representatives are discussing the challenges facing older americans and their caregivers. some include late-life domestic violence and issues related to lgbt seniors. conference officials say they'll be watching closely president obama's remarks later today. he's hosting the white house conference on aging. it's the 80th anniversary of social security. >>> in montgomery county police are searching for the robber who held up a convenience store over the weekend. it happened saturday night at the getty gas station mini mart in abington. police say the man told the clshg clerk he had a gun police say the robber wore cover alls and a hat that hid most of his face. >>> two intruders broke into a north philadelphia home an

. >> and mosby said her passion was fired when her cousin was killed in mistaken identity. >> and a young cancer patient celebrated the end of his treatment at iconic philadelphia location this afternoon. the team ran the steps at the philadelphia museum of art and "action news" reporter trish hartman was there. >>> 13-year-old shawn bart luchy like man write people who visited philadelphia museum of art is here to run what are come only referred to as rocky stepsp. >> we are in philadelphia and where i got diagnosed and that's the first things that came to mind. >> his diagnosis neuroblastoma a softball size tumor in abdomen requiring 8 months of treatmentp mainly at the university of philadelphia hospital he made a pledge to run these steps only when cancer free. >> very tough. but believe it or not he's the one that got us through it as much as we got him through it. >> and i tell everybody when i grow up i'll behalf as strong as him high pressure fully. >> if you ever climbed the art museum steps you know it can be exhausting and shawn says after five rounds of chemotherapy and two ro

. >>> marlin mosby is speaking at the naacp convention in philadelphia. she is 6 police officers in the death of freddie gray. >>> president obama is coming to philadelphia for the naacp gathering, recent polls show race relations have become worse during his presidency. >>> at the convention, naacp lifted the 15 year boycott of the south carolina. the civil rights organization passed a resolution to end the boycott of tourism and other economic activities in south carolina. the decision came one day after south carolina took down the confederate flag flying outside the state house. some supporters remain saying the flag symbolizes southern heritage. >> camden's mayor will ask city council to add more electronic eyes to the city streets. the mayor wants more eyes in the sky. they will proposed a bond issue to pay for them. she said the cameras already being used have enhanced the community policing effort which has cut gun violence in half since 2012. the homicide rate has been cut by more than 50%. >> and happening tomorrow, dozens of cement trucks will

john singleton mosby was clean shaven, i could imagine him. he looked very much like my fifth grade children -- fifth grade teacher. she wouldn't have appreciated that. [laughter] but he honest to god looked like her. but he incontrovertibly seems to be anchored in another place in another time. the plume in his hat. he seems to be from another place. i was absolutely captivated by this image. that book is responsible for me being a civil war historian. this picture sent me to my parent's when volume encyclopedia, which had a section on jeb stuart. i then got those books and read them. i read all the available books on jeb stuart, the biographies available in the 1960's. i read each beat mcclellan's memoir about stuart. -- h.b. mcclellan. i got a massive dose of the lost cause interpretation of the war because most of those books were written that way. i did know that was what was happening. i knew that stewart was a very compelling figure. as i read those books, in image would come back to me again and again. a man that even many of them said

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. >>> baltimore state attorney marilyn mosby spoke directly to women. she was thrust into the national spotlight after 25-year-old freddie gray was arrested and died in police custody. >>> new jersey transit board of directors is expected to approve fare increases on wednesday that will raise prices 90% for train and bus riders, officials say it's needed to close a 60 billion-dollar debt hole. >> maribel aber has more on the deal struck with greece. >> reporter: greece agreed to a series of economic reforms and money tred -- monitored by its creditors. the news on greece will be watched by wall street. stocks closed with a rally on friday, s&p 500 up over 1.2%. >>> carnita will be back on the menu in chipotle. they stopped serving it after it suspended a pork supplier when it violated the company's standards. >>> apple will update ios9. among the updates being tested are dedicated selfie and screen shot holders which will sort your pictures. you'll need a 6 digit pass code instead of the usual four digits. >> start thinking of a longer pass code. all ri

most of you know mosby gave at dress at the naacp women empowerment forum. she talk about social and political establishment and overcoming hardships a lot of people said it was a great, great speech. >> well, it was inspirational and kind of fiery at times. >> here comes sue serio at 6:17. >> yes, here comes a slow moving frontal system. it is a stationary front that will move to the north as a warm front. as a result of that you'll see more cloud, then sunshine, by the end of the day to day and eventually we will get some rain. but also, we're worth mentioning as we look at our surface map this morning, we have been watching this for the possibility of a tropical formation. it doesn't look like that will happen, even if it did it will be heading towards the north east away from the coast. either way it would be okay but it is just something to mention that we have been watching ab off shore disturbance. it doesn't really look like much. as we take a live look, at ultimate doppler radar, lot of rain to our south and west especially in virginia and a little

marilyn mosby keeping quiet in the case. she said it was necessary to hold a fair trial. >> former illinois governor rob blagojevich could get out early. he scored a legal victory an appeals court tossing five of the convictions out encore rupgs charges. he was found guilty trying to sell or trade president obama's senate seat for campaign money or a job. he will be resentenced on the remaining counts. >>> turning now to 2016. ifs a war of words for the gop things turning ugly as the infighting escalates. donald trump and lindsay graham going trading blows. >>> giving out the personal phone number of your political rival is practically unheard of what is exactly what donald trump did yesterday on live television. this all started on monday when lindsey graham called trump out for questioning john mccain's status on a war hero. >> i don't care if he drops out. stay in the race just stop going a jack ass. you don't have to run for president and be the world's biggest jackass. >> donald trump wasted no time firing back at the s

mosby at her news conference mayor said that had nothing to do with giving batts the boot but nonetheless it was time for him to go. former commissioner be anthony batts released a statement saying i've been honored to serve the citizens of baltimore been proud to be a police commissioner for this city. kevin davis was be appointed interim police commissioner immediately. whereby david. >> can a new system to restore bail receive justice and south carolina be be ftc legislators deciding whether to remove the confederate flag. >> america's top law enforcement officers expressed his fears today about the use of encryption technology. fbi director james comey. jamie mcintire has more from the pentagon. is. >> reporter: david, this is the case of two competing and compelling interests, how much of one americans are willing to give up to get more of the other. debate was kicked up a notch in a series of senate hearings today in which the fbi's top man said i.s.i.l. is disploiting the exploiting the technology in devious and ways. through highly encrypted messages sent directly to mobile device

mosby was clean shaven. study us stevens looked very much like my fifth grade -- that he is stevens looked very much like my fifth grade teacher gladys -- thaddeus stevens looked very much like my fifth grade teacher gladys. she would not have appreciated that. [laughter] gary gallagher: but he seemed anchored in another era. he seems to be from another place and i was absolutely captivated in a book that captivated me in any other ways. the book is kind of responsible for my being a civil war historian. but this picture send me to my parents'one volume columbia encyclopedia which have a section on stewart and suggested readings. i got those books and read them, i read all of the available books on jeb stuart. the biographies that were available. i read the memoir about stewart. i just was absolutely enchanted by this. and i got a large dose of the lost cause interpretation of the war. i did not know that that is what was happening but i knew that stuart was a compelling figure. the seemed to be describing t

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kellye: marilyn mosby is fighting back against out of control violence. there is a war room to bring together investigators from every agency to curb a surge in violent crime that has been seen since this happened. the rioting. more than 90 people have been murdered. the riots happened in april. two dozen baltimore businesses reflect the ball business administration loan to pay for damage from the riots. the loan total $18000. the city officials say rioting damaged 380 businesses and caused millions of dollars in damage. jonathan: the drug lord responsible by tens of thousand of death by overdose and murder is on the loose again as we speak. joaquin guzman better known as el chapo escaped from a mexican prison over the weekend. marci gonzalez has more on the widespread search going on now. marci: an intense manhunt for the most powerful and the most dangerous drug lord in the world. a man mexican officials said would never escape from prison again. joaquin "el chapo" guzman proving them wrong, breaking out of the maximum security prison outside of mexico

today, marilyn mosby addresses the naacp convention in philadelphia. >> a motorcycle is involved in alaware and lehigh valleys. chris sowers is here with more. >> reporter: we'll have a little bit of an uncrease in humidity. -- increase in humidity. philadelphia topped out at 89 degrees. cape may looks great, you can see folks on the beach. we have a little bit of haze out there this morning, you can see how flat the seas are. not much of a breeze, but the sea breeze kicks in this afternoon. yesterday's high, 89 for philadelphia. wilmington, 86. allentown, 85. atlantic city, 84 it was a gorgeous day around the delaware valley. lots of sunshine out there a nice little breeze kicked in the late afternoon hours today is carbon