mr. valentine. anderson back to you. >> i got to say, mr. valentine is a hero tonight from in that city. we'll talk to the governor. but we're going to hear from the governor but we want to talk more about mr. valentine in a moment. let's listen to what the governor has to say. >> just recently i spoke with the president of the united states. i've been in communication with the mayor of baltimore, with the president of the maryland senate and the speaker of the house. we're here in our emergency operations command center, which is now activated. all state agencies are actively engaged in this situation. we have partnered with baltimore city and all other agencies in maryland as well as neighboring states. this evening, as a result of the serious violence and looting, which has led to the destruction of property and put innocent marylanders at significant risk i have declared a state of emergency at the request of baltimore city. this order deploys the maryland national guard in order to help restore order and to end the unrest that we witness

mr. valentine. really an honor gnome just ahead, my conversation with the mom who dragged her son home from the violence on monday, toya graham. we showed part of the interview at the top of the broadcast. we'll hear from her son michael coming up tonight. >> when i saw her, i didn't like really see her. but when i heard "put that brick down!" i was like, oh, that's my mother. and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again with aleve pm. toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application-site redness, itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. smash it! make the call and ask your doctor if jublia is right for you. visit jubliarx.com for savings coupon

mr. valentine said last night, the people who were committing violence last night, they're not respectingthe people the peacemakers we saw in that piece, that's the baltimore i know. the mayor, we're expecting her to make remarks up. i know you'll be live in baltimore throughout the night. let's go to the mayor who is going to be speaking on "the situation room" right now. >>> happening now, stand off, a night of violence, looting and violence brings a that state of emergency in baltimore. protesters gath as the troops and the police line the streets trying to prevent another flairup. presidential frustration. >> you've got some of the same organizers now going back into these communities trying to clean up in the aftermath of a handful of criminals and thugs who tore up the place. >> president obama speaks out forcefully on the rioting. but he also says police and the public need to do some serious soul

mr. valentine, so many people were moved about what you did last night.u concerned at all about your own safety? >> no. i'm concerned about the youth. what will happen to them. they go out here androt and get locked up and get arrested and they can't get a decent job and i want to make sure they go home and do what they need to do to help themselves and do something with their life because they don't have no 401(k) out here in the streets. they need meaning an direction and purpose and this is what i want to see and this is what i felt hi to do. my buddy, the policemen, i'm proud of them. they are doing an excellent job. >> and you decided tonight to go back out on the street? >> yes. on pennsylvania avenue. i'm going right back. >> and what is your message to young people who might want to provoke violence? >> stop it. go home. get your books out and learn something. do something with your life. you're not going to make it out here on the streets. being a thug isn't nothing. be a man or a woman, if your going to have babies bring them up in a right or po

mr. valentine, who we talked to yesterday, you see he wants people to back up.ou can see what's going on. they have reorganized this line. they're trying to shuffle it. meanwhile, they pushed all the younger people they were worried about back. let's look toward the cvs. the crowd has been pushed this direction. a change in the organization because of the men who have decided they wanted to create more distance between the officers and the young men who were standing here who showed up with that strange look on their faces. sorry -- >> let me roll with where you're going. it was around this time yesterday, live on tv. we started seeing pictures it was around 3:30 eastern. it was the young people who were leaving school who apparently had plans to toss bricks and rocks at officers. we heard the police captain saying 20 of his officers are injured. how -- schools are out today. these young people are out. so are you seeing is it primarily younger high school-aged people where you are in this part of the city? >> reporter: basically it's a split group. a lot of men

and that valentine said this is fabric from the curtains that hung in the room in which mrs. ington died here in mt. vernon. that fabric and scrap of valentine exactly matches the description of the hangings that that came with this bed that george washington got from london in the 1750s. so it points to this very romantic tale that after george washington's death, martha washington moves upstairs but surrounds herself from things from the earliest days of her marriage. so i think it was a place of refuge for her and it was a place where that the house continued to be busy with servants, two slaves, with -- with slaves, with people visiting. so it was a place she could retreat to and be quiet and contemplate and be removed to the hustle and bustle of daily life. >> well, when washington died, she said, it's over. my life is just waiting now. and so she really and truly did not want to be in that room where they had been so happy. susan: did she involve herself? people wanted to come see her. did she stay involve in the politics of the day? richard: not the politics of the day.

and that valentine says that this is fabric from the curtains that hung in the room in which mrs. shington died here at mount vernon. that fabric and that little scrap of valentine exactly matches the description of the hangings that came with this bed that the washingtons or that george washington got from london in the 1750s. so it points to this very romantic tale that after george washington's death, martha washington moves upstairs, but surrounds herself with things from the very earliest days of their marriage. so i think it really was a place of refuge for her and it was a place where, you know, that the house continued to be busy with servants, with the slaves, with people visiting. so it's a place that she could really retreat to and be quiet and contemplate and be kind of removed from that hustle and bustle of daily life. patricia: well, when washington died, she said, "it's over, my life is just waiting now." and she really and truly did not want to be in that room where they had been so happy. host: did she involve herself -- people wanted to come see her, did she stay

mr. president, i know that we have public comment and after at the appropriate time, i would like to make this motion. >> thank you, commissioner. let's move to public comment. >> okay. dan dillon, chris, joan valentine and linda. >> i am here on behalf of the pga tour an tpc manages harden park and we're about what? six weeks away from harden park being showcased to the entire world when the top 64 golfers in the world come to play in the cadillac match play championship for $10 million in purse. more than 200 countries will be able to view the tournament on television. the course right now is in magnificent shape. i hope you will all come out and see it and the place has never been better and part of that is because of our partnership with the rec and park department and the laborers and teamsters who do the work on the course. so we're here today to fully endorse this resolution, we think this is a great opportunity for people to enter into programs that would teach them perhaps the skills necessary to have a career in golf course maintenance and golf course management. so we think it's a fantastic program and urge you to endorse and supportle program. thank you. >> thank you. >> chris. >> good mo

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