minneapolis has already invested more than a million dollars in cameras, but as vinita nair reports, programs than simply pressing "record." >> in order to turn them on we simply push the lever down. >> reporter: officer brandon bartholomew is one of 30 officers testing the new camera for the police department. >> you get comfortable with the camera being there. the training is on the job. >> reporter: as many as 4,000 police departments nationwide are using body cameras. they also present a new set of challenges. >> when you can turn these cameras on and off, how long you have to keep the video, who has access to it. so there's a lot of things still up in the air that we are absolutely going to need public input on. >> reporter: deputy chief jeff glampe says several hours of video. they will store all body camera video for a minimum of one year. cost isn't the only issue. retaining video for that long raises privacy concerns. >> any time someone asks for the videotape, are those public not public? >> reporter: the department lawsuits alleging excessive force that date back a number

but as vanita nair reports there is more to the programs than simply pressing record. >> in order tothem on we just simply push the lever down. >> reporter: officer brandon bartholomew is one of 36 officers testing cameras for the minneapolis police departments. >> you really become familiar and comfortable with the camera being there. i think the training is really on the job. >> drivers licence proof of insurance please. >> as many as 4,000 police departments nationwide are using body cameras. and while studies show the cameras can reduce excessive use of force they also present a new set of challenges. >> when you turn these cameras on and off, how long you have to keep the video who has access to it. so there's a lot of things still up in the air that we are absolutely going to need public input on. >> deputy chief travis glampe says a single crime could result in hours of video. the department says it will store all body camera video for a minimum of one year the a cost of at least $300,000 annually. cost isn't the only issue. retaining video for that long raises privacy concern

. >> nair. >> >> then we start to see better competitors, if you like that cooler air.wednesday mostly sunny, of the. nice days on friday to end prch french and police say they no who they're looking for. nbc's jesse garrett is following the story. >> they've issued an arrest warrant for the 27-year-old.

. >>> in brazil, they are protesting against government plans to alter nair pension. and the demonstration turn he would violent leaving more than 200 people injured and. the report. >>> teachers from across the area are planning for the march saying they were surprised by the hostile reception from the authorities. >>> here in the state, stay with us with guns, and bombs. and, all those things that never we -- >>> we expected. >>> we were waiting for some reception, different reception but not like that. with so much violence. >>> more than 200 people, were injured, and shocked the recidefnts. >>> those wounds are still not healed. >>> we cannot understand. we live in a democracy those act like we live in a dictatorship. >>> with the economy struggling, they must implement austerity measures and they did not respond for our request to explain further. >>> schools have been closed for six weeks. >>> it's the too muchers here, and four overstates who are protesting and there's widespread discontent. >>> not just with the government but with politics and politicians in

. >>> now, teachers from the bra yilen state are protesting against government plans to alter nair pensionsit turned violent last week and 200 people were injured. >>> daniel reports from the state capital. >>> they are planning carefully for the march saying they were surprised by the hostile reception from the authorities. q.here in the state with guns and, bombs. and, all those things that, never -- we expected. >>> we were waiting for some reception, different reception but not like that. with so much violence. >>> more than 200 people, mostly demonstrators were injured, in this normally peaceful city, and wounds have still not healed. >>> we cannot understand. we live in a democray, those that govern us treat us like we're in a dictatorship. >>> they say they must implement austerity measures. >>> meanwhile schools across the state have been closed for six weeks. >>> here and four overstates are protest it go, and there's discontent right across brazil, not just with the government but politician and politicians in general, and the people that they're supposed to represent is growing e

township line road nair west chester pike a tractor-trailer fire extinguished there and crews remain on the scene. you may see delays in that area with the tractor-trailer fire. university city penn's commencement at 10: 15. you'll see extra congestion because of that as well. >> slow speeds, how about i-95 with normal volume looking at 12 miles an hour southbound near girard. this is bucks county. we're looking at mincey trail at 313 dublin pike watch for accident new this morning and reduced visibility and fog not bad. five mile visibility at philadelphia international and three mile visibility mill three mile visibility millville and and also stormtracker 6 live double scan couple showers through the region we're following route 55 in south jersey and millvale long route 49 mays landing maybe a sprinkle at route 406789 watch for that. we'll be tweeting all the latest with rails and roads with #6abc traffic trying to help you through this monday, matt. >> thank you karen. breaking a fire broke out at a carwash in delaware. happened on the 1900 block of polaski highway bear at 4 a.m

john nair. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please stand. for the playing of "taps."♪ >> at this time will be playing the service songs. if you are a veteran or currently serving, please stand with you here your service on played. the armed forces medley. ♪ >> the united states coast guard. ♪ ♪ >> the united states marine corps. ♪ >> the united states army. ♪ >> the united states navy. ♪ >> and the united states air force.

i'm anthony mason with vinita nair. charlie, norah, and gayle are off. >>> more than 25 million americans from montana to florida could be in the path of new thunderstorms. texas and oklahoma are once again in the bull's-eye. >> that's where at least three people were killed in weekend storms. eight others are still missing. flooding damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes. omar villafranca is in wimberley, texas. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. for weeks texas has been pummeled by severe weather and record rainfall. you can see some of that damage behind me in wimberley, texas. with more storms on the way, residents are getting ready for another dangerous situation. more than 20 inches of rain in parts of texas has sent rivers soaring to record highs. swallowing cars homes, and forcing thousands to evacuate. the rushing waters of the san gabriel river quickly overwhelmed this kayaker near austyn. he struggled for several minutes to keep his head above water until bistaernlds used tow straps to pull him in. dron

vinita nair is with us. record-setting rain drenched the city overnight forces dozens of rescues. >> one firefighter carried a boy out of his apartment building. the water got as high as people's necks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this all happened as you were sleeping. rain was falling overnight with massive thunderstorms and lightning throughout the dallas metroplex location. this is one area where the firefighters were pulling people out of vehicles. they've been doing that all night. at last check. the one crew they talked to were pulling five people out and they were moving to their next one. let me show you one vehicle. this is a gentleman whose name is sam aung. he ease in his brand-new bmw. it was swept away by the quick moving water. luckily he was able to get out of the vehicle and get to a nearby convenience store where we actually talked to him. tell me minute by minute what happened. >> i was just driving and suddenly the car stopped and then i tried to turn the car back on. it woul

vinita nair here. and the outlaw gang may target the police.n retaliation of the deadly shoot outin waco texas. >> governor greg abbott said his state will not stand for the type of lawlessness seen on sunday. vicente arenas is in waco. vicente, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the shoot-out that took place here at this restaurant revolved notoriously criminal biker gangs, the banditos and the cossicks. police were busy clearing away the motorcycles at the restaurant. a reminder of sunday's violent shoot-out between motorcyclist and police that left nine dead and 18 injured. city buses transported the nearly 200 oo00 suspects downtown for processing into the mclellan county jail. each is being held on a $1 million bail. but that doesn't stop officers from retaliation. >> you mentioned that some of your officers had been threatened. >> leaders of the various gangs had opened up that they could take local law enforcement members out. >> reporter: on sunday the texas department of public safety sent out a bulletin warning of escalating vio

let your awesome out. >>> pa nair rah bread, why its greeblts are unacceptable.ervous systemp frank mallicoat. here's what's happening right now. the first court appearance is scheduled for today for a driver charged with killing a woman and her infant daughter in livermore. police say brian jones was drunk when he lost control of his car and hit an apartment complex on saturday night. >>> stanford hosts a private memorial service for a silicon valley executive dave goldberg. ceo ceo of surveymonkey was the husband of facebook ceo sheryl sandberg. he fell off a treadmill on friday in mexico and died. >>> stay with us. traffic and weathe >>> good morning. a couple of accidents slowing down the ride. here's one coming into the livermore liver. westbound five at airway boulevard on the right-hand shoulder but you can see delays from at least vasco. martinez slow approach to the benicia bridge. off-ramp closed until september causing an early-morning backup at the span. richmond/san rafael bridge slowing west of richmond parkway. that is "kcbs traffic." here's robert

. >> chill in the nair camden you can blame it on the cops.eople lining up to experience the taste their softer side. what a taste it was. fox 29's brad sattin reports it came in the form of hack lat vanilla and strawberry. >> reporter: sirens in camden? not tonight. ♪ >> reporter: this is the sound that signalled the arrival of police and this was the first reaction. >> they're like, what do you mean your you'ding me. >> the second reaction. >> oh, mr. softy. >> ice cream for everybody. >> reporter: it's not often camden residents break out in song upon seeing a cop. >> vanilla. >> thank you mr. ice cream man. >> reporter: there was no running from officers tonight. just to them. >> why don't your shoes match. >> because i tried to hurry up again ice cream. >> is ice cream that important? >> i'm guessing so. apparently she revealed that to us today. >> reporter: so much excitement for free ice cream seven-year-old maya -- >> strawberry. >> forgot what her favorite flavor was. >> structure we are recent vanilla. but mostly vanilla. >> targetin

vinita nair is here helping us out. police on high alert throughout texas because the warning that outlaw biker gangs may target them. those fear of retaliation follow sunday's deadly shoot-out in waco, texas. >> governor abbott says his state will not stand for the lawlessness as seen sunday. at interstate 35 in waco. good morning. >> reporter: the shoot-out that took place here resolved around two criminal biker gangs bandidos and cossacks. waco police says the dead or wounded may have been shot but officers, a possible reason for the tet of retaliation. police were busy clearing away dozens of motorcycles from the parking lot of the waco twin peaks restaurant a reminder of the shoot-out between rival gangs and police that left nine bikers dead, 18 injured. city buses transported the nearly 200 suspects downtown for processing into the county jail. each is being held on a $1 million bail. but that isn't stopping other gang members from possible retaliation. >> you mentioned that some of our officers had been threatene

vinita nair is here to show us both the serious and light-hearted moments. good morning. >> good morning. it was a night of laughs as david letterman ends his final broadcast. president obama entered the sullivan theater for his third and final time while in office. president obama addressed the relationship between law enforcement and community members. >> in which too many communities don't have all relationship of trust with police. if you just have a handful of police who are not doing the right thing, that makes the job tough for all the other police officers out there. >> you believe that race relations in this country are better stronger. >> i think that they are better. my kids and your kids are growing up in an era in america where it's hopeful. >> reporter: but the sit-down was. all that serious. >> i know you like michelle more than me. >> reporter: the pair talked about what they'd like do in their upcoming retirement. >> what will you do when you retire as president? >> i thought you and i could play dominos. >> dominos. and i plan to teach law

it is going to be nair nair owed. you'll never get it perfectly. this will be a healthy switch and people will be less upset. caroline: hopefully spread throughout the industry, do you think? >> i think so. i think so. it will take more time because the businesses to a large extent has its moments and the costs will always weigh heavily on those in charge who may or may not lose their jobs if they get it wrong. you can't always agree on who is the best person. in any facet of the industry. guy: the former c.e.o. of sony talking to caroline hyde yesterday afternoon. let's talk to another leader of industry. he joins us now in studio for an outlook on the oil and gas sector. he is the chief executive of the wood group ian wood. post the election, how different is the economic story for the oil and gas sector north of the border? >> i don't think notice ply different. i think all parties going into the election would genuinely agree some change has too take place. as long as it happens, we are stillwell down in the oil price. who knows what is going t

norah o'donnell is off, vanita nair is with us. as you wake up in the west, a new flash flooding emergency is unfolding in dallas. rescuers are out this morning pulling drivers from the tops of their cars. >> floodwaters trapped several drivers, including a police officer, who had to be rescued by helicopter. dave malkoff of the weather channel is along one highway where several people got trapped. >> reporter: this underpass was the scene of a massive rescue effort overnight. the most rescues throughout the dallas-fort worth area that they have seen in five years. i'm going to bring you over here so you can listen for a second. listen to this sound. you hear that? that's the sound of dallas drying out after a wild night of swift water rescues and people trapped in cars and the real dangerous situation was happening with this vehicle, this brand new bmw with sam eun inside. he couldn't get out of his vehicle because there was so much water around him. he couldn't push the doors open so he actually had to -- looks like a window is b

melissa: pa nair are is caving to public pressure to clean you up its menus.ritics say it is more of a pr stunt than a boost to food quality. tony and rich are back. what is on the no, no list. >> 150 ingredients. it is huge. goes on and on. among the no-nos. some fat substitute. propel lien glycol is ingredient in deodorant and cigarettes. you hear where they're coming from with panera bread. melissa: they only had 460 ingredients. >> can't taste any much better right? melissa: i don't know. what do you think, tony? is this a pr move? is it the pc police? >> there is actually a legal and federal law reason to think about this. michelle obama obama and others gotten as chain restaurant have to list calorie intake. 1500 calories for soup bowl and bread and they don't want it, right? reality if you look at data out of groups like teutonic, which is food research group. 48% of americans say they want healthier options but only 23% order healthier options. if they follow the research, they find the market is leading them down the road. melissa: rich, seems we're t

their final practice in oakland this afternoon before flying out to memphis tomorrow for game 3 of nairyoff series against the grizzlies. warriors admitted they were on edge at the start of practice after losing game 2. they really looked on edge in game 2. draymond green says the hostile memphis fans will not bother him at all. >> they don't jack me up. i don't expect them to be happy with me. they're not our fans. if they was happy with me they got another problem. >> green is public enemy number one after this play. he hit mike conley after a scramble with the ball and conley has been wearing a protective mask after having surgery for broken bones. he stayed in the game and played very well for memphis. >>> fans the warriors take on the grizzlies, game 3 tips off saturday at 5:00 p.m. right here on abc 7 followed by abc 7 after the game. >> join me and mike shumann, we'll be live in memphis for the post game interviews and the hall of famer and our special guest is cal basketball coach cuonzo martin who has big time recruits. cal could be really good this upcoming season. >>> take a

does that change the nair scenario you think in present day? >> gosh of course.pared to 1999, at least these are actual companies with real businesses versus just an ipo based off a domain name which is kind of insane. but that is water under the bridge. i think you have to look at social media, well these four stocks as two categories. facebook and linkedin which are incredible business models, tens of millions of users. then you have yelp with 300 pe. even twitter is in the same category of yelp. cheryl: you're saying that they're overral used? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. >> the stock deserved to get hit last week? >> i'm in favor of linkedin and facebook long term. more important from money making standpoint facebook has done the best job by far categorizing their users for their ad tiesers. that is why facebook is the best one. cheryl: we'll have more after a quick commercial break. coming up, a lot of money for americans, pharaoh, the horse could it break the triple crown drought after 37 years. i bet on california crumb. adam: i, was it seattle slew? are you l

john nair. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please stand. ♪ [taps] ♪ >> at this time will be playing the service songs. if you are a veteran or currently serving, please stand with you here your service on played. the armed forces medley. ♪ ♪ >> the united states coast guard. ♪ >> the united states marine corps. ♪ >> the united states army. ♪ >> the united states navy. ♪ >> and the united states air force. ♪ [applause] >> we hope you enjoyed today's ceremony. thank you very much for coming. this concludes the ground portion of today's ceremony. the arsenal of democracy world war ii flyover will and it's an executive 20 minutes. thank you. ♪[indiscernible] ♪ [indiscernible] ♪ i just got a letter a letter a letter the sweetest little letter from my honey today. i opened up the letter the letter the letter it made me feel much better here is what it had to say i had a dream last night a dream i -- i wish that i was kissing you i just got a letter a letter a letter the sweetest little letter from my

i think it goes, unfortunately against the years and years and years of nair five that the republicans the party of wealthy and rich people at the expense of everybody else. >> they'll have social programs they want to keep obamacare -- >> ultimately, most people would like to have a good paying job is that alloys them to own a home, send their kids to college and retire with dignity. we need to prove consistently over time why our policies lead to that faster and better and more consistently than the big government policies that are left. >> i think it's fair to say that boehner jeb bush was your political mentor on florida politics. 2010. >> my wife told me, don't cry. don't cry. but marco rubio makes us cry for joy. >> any mixed feelings about running against jeb bush for president? >> i'm not running against jeb bush. i remain his friend and admirer. i think he did a great job as governor of florida. i think he's going to be a very good candidate. ultimately, i believe the nation is at a hinge moment in history where it needs to decide what kind of country it's going to be in the

. >>> there is a a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday, anthony mason and vanita nair join with us a preview of what is coming up, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd. coming up we're just hours from the so-called fight of the century. we will go to las vegas for a preview and hear from the fighters themselves. >>> new documentary of the life of the nirvana afront man curt co bain, we will talk to the director who was given access to the family, friend and storage facility containing icon's journals able home videos. >>> beloved brand with the sweet history. we will take you inside cot that creates big league chew. >>> all that plus eye opener, dish and saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> thank you very much. we will be watching. >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch 40,000 runners are expect for the broad street run this sunday. in the crowd will be a cancer survivor and his doctors with a spend one. stephanie stahl has more on the power of the hope. >>> car looks riveria is getting ready for broad street run something he always did until three years a

there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday, a anthony masonvanita nair. >> very impressive is political intrigue in the pop song. we will take you inside the world's largest musical competition where countries compete for top spot in front of a quarter billion people. >>> also, he loves racing more than acting details on a new documentary about paul newman's love affair with high speed. >>> putting a colossal twist on a classic coaster come aboard latest and greatest amusement park ride, opening up today. >>> all that plus your eye opener, dish and music in our saturday session from okay, go on cbs this morning the saturday there that all sound great but we have got the high tech toilets, so you just remember that, anthony and vanita. >> we were listening. >> we were totally listening. i was glued to that report, hey, whatever works. >> thanks, guys. happy memorial day weekend by the way. >>> plenty of people will be spending their weekend outside in the sun but many won't be protecting themselves presently. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on a effort to raise awar

and i think it plays into that wider naif nair of of this idea that they are keeping secrets. i don't know that this is necessarily about the media. oftentimes reporters like to make things about reporters. i think it might also be about her opponents. as you point out, it's definitely a shift. >> i'll make a prediction. you'll still be hearing that line from republicans tomorrow and a week from mow or a month from now. anyway casey hunt on the north lawn of the white house thank you for taking the time with us. appreciate it. >> thanks steve. >>> and much more ahead tonight, including a 2012 republican front-runner crying foul over the fox news plan to limit the number of candidates who get to debate. and report from ireland has voters there decide whether that country should become the first in the world to vote to legalize gay marriage. stay with us. we also want clever thinking in a tight spot. anyone offer hands-free in and out park assist? lincoln mkc. bra-vo. it's the final days of the lincoln luxury uncovered event. lease mkc for $329 a month. and for a limited time co

and i'm vinita nair.some independent movies might be this summer's real heroes. >>> then big named music stars performing in small places in a washington office building. you'll get a look whiend behind the scenes at tiny desk conner is its. >>> and a designer for the stars at least 28 people have been killed in the flooding in texas and oklahoma. it is the deadliest u.s. natural disaster this year. the faa has put a ground stops for flyting taking off from dallas. the forecast calls for even more rain. don dahler is in grand prairie, texas, west of dallas with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there's a saying down here everything's big never texas. that couldn't be more true than right now. we have another storm on the way. the wind has picked up. there's been a lot of lightning a lot of thunder, we've got reported in ft. worth 50 to 60-mile-an-hour winds. with this comes the fear of more rain and more flash floods. just this morning on my phone i got warnings. they were out driving p

. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning" vinita nair new york. >> great idea. >> it's great idea. >> i havehard. >> are you still doing it? >> i said i have some of her tapes and once you're doing it it's really hard. >> all right. stock up on tissues. jericka duncan is in central part with bad news for your nose. >> it's being called the pollen tsunami. experts explain why this year's allergies are so bad and how they could stay that way for generations. that's next for "cbs this morning." >> announcer: cbs "morning rounds" sponsored by gilead. proud sponsor of hepatitis awareness month. you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. it's slow moving, you tell yourself. i have time. after all there may be no symptoms for years. no wonder you try to push it to the back of your mind and forget it. but here's something you shouldn't forget. hepatitis c is a serious disease. if left untreated, it could lead to liver damage and potentially even liver cancer. if you are one of the millions of people with hepatitis c you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c. be

and i'm vinita nair.some independent movies might be this summer's real heroes. >>> then big named music stars performing in small places in a washington office building. you'll get a look whiend behind the scenes at tiny desk conner is its. >>> and a designer for the stars now working for nasa. he's making space suits for astronauts heading for mars. >>> we have breaking news this morning as a powerful earthquake has shaken eastern japan. the offshore earthquake has shaken buildings in tokyo but there's no threat of a tsunami. the quake was deep meaning the damage is not severe. it was measured at 7.8 magnitude. damage and casualties is unlikely because of its location. >>> president obama has sign add disaster declaration for texas. at least 28 people have been killed in the flooding in texas and oklahoma. it is the deadliest u.s. natural disaster this year. the faa has put a ground stops for flyting taking off from dallas. the forecast calls for even more rain. don dahler is in grand prairie, texas, we

. >> and i'm vinita nair. coming up this half hour just in time for memorial day weekend.r coaster, we get a advance to look at it and the man who rides it for a living. >> not me. >>> coming up the verse of the euro eurovision song contest. >>> abandoned railroad lines become new trails for hiking and biking. thousands of miles of unused train tracks converted into great new travel destinations. >>> but we begin with breaking news as the senate failed to replace or extend the patriot act. just after moment the senate rejected a house passed bill for the anti-terror program that expired on june 1st. we'll take up the issue again on may 31st. >> nors will investigate the surveillance used by the government. julianna goldman has the latest. good morning, julianna. >> good morning. what it means is unless the senate comes up with a compromise over the next seven days or even at least tell brarly that the government could lose access to its surveillance program. now that's what libertarian and presidential candidate rand paul wants. he tweeted early this morning to his support

vinita nair is here with a look at conditions some salon works experience. >> the state of new york has offering manicures for about $10. but this bargain luxury comes at a price and it's not the customer who ends up paying the bill. it's just after 4:00 at this nail salon in midtown manhattan. we used this hidden camera to find out more about the woman sitting across from us. speaking in spanish, she described 11-hour work days with little pay and no overtime compensation. she told us wages are so low she relies on tips but if the tip is get on a credit card she doesn't receive it. new york governor andrew cuomo has promised to put annd to this announcing the creation of a task for that would shut down unlicensed businesses. >> many of the women in these facilities are desperate. they're not here legally, they don't have working papers they have to put food october table, they have to support a child so they have to do what what they have to do. >> nail salons are a $8.5 billion industry nationwide. according to a "new york times" investigation, workers from asia and south america can

. >> and i'm vinita nair. coming up this half hour from sea to shining sea.fourth president to visit all 50 states. we'll show you where he went to complete the list. >>> or son wells was one of the greatest filmmakers of all time but he never completed his last movie. we'll meet the producer who would mark what would have been welles' 100th bds by completing his film. >>> one way to win. can artificial intelligence beat the best in the game. >> our top story this half hour, more severe weather is expected today in parts of the southern and central plain states. violent storms some with tornados and hail struck north texas and oklahoma on friday. no major damage was reported and there were no reports of injuries. the worst storms are expected in oklahoma and kansas. don champion is in oklahoma city with the latest. don, good morning. >> reporter: today marks the mourkt straight day that they could see severe weather. this hotel in oklahoma city was destroyed by a tornado wednesday night but the cleanup effort has been hampered by more severe weather. at least

venita nair shows us how the officer's partner brought the man down on a busy street. venita good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police say this isn't the first time david berill attacked an officer and the city's police commissioner says a split second decision ended the manhunt for the suspect and likely saved another officer's life. this stunning assault on two nypd officers happened in midtown manhattan yesterday, knocking officer lauren o'rourke off her feet. >> i was drinking coffee i says "is that the hammer guy?" >> reporter: bystander anthony o'grady says he thought he was going to get shot in the altercation with david burill. >> they were shooting my way. i ran behind the phone booth. i wasn't trying to get shot. i seen him go down. >> reporter: commissioner bill bratton says his officers approached burill that's when he turned on them swinging at officer o'rourke with the claw end of his hammer. >> even as she was being attacked the officer was on the radio attempting to get help while her partner in the space of what we feel was about three seconds ma

. >> and i'm vinita nair. >> we preview kurt cobain "montage of heck," a new documentary that's out onleader of nirvana. >>> and big gum chew the gum for ballplayers. we'll take you inside the factory where they will fill 100,000 pouchs every day. >>> but first, our top story this half-hour. charges against baltimore police officers, six baltimore police officers were charged in the death of freddie gray the 25-year-old was arrested three weeks ago and suffered severe spinal injuries while in custody. he died after being in a coma for one week. >> since then there have been near daily protests some of them violent. 38 people were arrested last night. thousands of people are expected at a demonstration today. mark albert is in baltimore. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the headline in "the baltimore sun," six charged. and despite the dramatically different atmosphere after those arrests, the national guard and extra police are still on the streets, and the overnight curfew remains in effect. there were cheers from residents after baltimore's top prosecutor announced she