i'm sue pereira. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. it is time to put winter behind us we hope and finally gear up for spring. as the seasons change we take a look at all of the things investors should be eyeing from employment to market outlook for the second quarter. we will find out how things are looking for the class of 2015. >> but we begin tonight with the labor department. wall street was closed for good friday observas but the government was open for business and released the march jobs report. no it has happened before. since 1980 there have been 11 occasions when the march jobs report was released on good friday including more recently in 2012 and 2010. even though there was no trading today steve liesman was hard at work sifting through the numbers. >> the government reporting a very weak job number for the month of march. in fact it was the weakest number since december 2013. it broke a string of strong numbers that goes back to march of 2014 all of which were above 200,000. not this time. payrolls coming in at 126,000 ver

yahÍr pereira, nacido en las aguas termales.apenas, apenitas arriba del travesaÑo. >> vaya susto y oportunidad que tuvo el amÉrica a los pies de osvaldo martÍnez, ha jugando como volante de contenciÓn en el amÉrica. la pelota me parece muy cÓmoda, cuidado. quiÉn se la avienta, muy bien el Árbitro central francisco chacÓn al amonestar a ponce. >> chepo de la torre explota y grita: esos balones no se pueden perder. >> es producto de un mal toque hacia atrÁs. >> ya se viene giovani hernÁndez. >> mejor conocido como gio hernÁndez. >> puede venir la defensa de chivas, buen trabajo de osvaldito, movimiento lateral para el rebaÑo sagrado, tiene nueva tÉcnica. >> todavÍa tiene para dar mucho mÁs. >> 22 aÑos, debutÓ tan pronto que uno puede pensar que tiene mÁs aÑos de los que le corresponden. >> me parece que no hay tarjeta pero estÁ arriesgando paolo >> y prueba de esto, tiene el equipo de chivas siete campeones. yen el caso del amÉrica no cuenta con ninguno. >> la mide moisÉs. arranca. trabajando en la defensa para mandar al saque de

, welcome to your "new day," it is wednesday, april 8th 6:00 in the east michaela pereira is off, jb carolina police officer charged with murder after repeatedly shooting an unarmed black man in the back. killing him. new video is the key, the distinguisher, making this case different than so many others the incidents shows from the video, officer likele slager shoot ing shooting the victim. >>> the officer said he feared for his life as he fired eight shots at scott. scott's death reinnighting the debate between excessive force and trust between the police and the black community. our coverage begins with martin savidge in south carolina with more. >> we're standing outside the home of the parents of walter scott. they've been speaking out saying that they are grateful that the truth is known. grateful for that video. >> >>. [ gunshots

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i'm sue pereira. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. it is time to put winter behind us we hope and finally gear up for spring. as the seasons change we take a look at all of the things investors should be eyeing from employment to market outlook for the second quarter. we will find out how things are looking for the class of 2015. >> but we begin tonight with the labor department. wall street was closed for good friday observas but the government was open for business and released the march jobs report. no it has happened before. since 1980 there have been 11 occasions when the march jobs report was released on go

i'm sue pereira. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. it is time to put winter behind us we hope and finally gear up for spring. as the seasons change we take a look at all of the things investors should be eyeing from employment to market outlook for the second quarter. we will find out how things are looking for the class of 2015. >> but we begin tonight with the labor department. wall street was closed for good friday observas but the government was open for business and released the march jobs report. no it has happened before. since 1980 there have been 11 occasions when the march jobs report was released

this just in cull pereira and madison county is under a flood warning.ot of rain and more to come this afternoon as well. i can't later on this afternoon we have a risk for severe weather. we are looking at a cloudy start. after about midmorning, passes on through. sunshine to break the clouds up a illegal bit. the southwest winds with unshine here or there. we are headed to near 80 degrees. believe it or not, it is warm out there. we are into the 60s. [audio difficulty] on your way home, we are tracking storms pushing on out and lingering. 71 by tomorrow better, drier and breezy. by wednesday a few more showers and we are drier and cooler by the end of the week. good morning larry. >> good morning. i want to let my riders know the train is running on schedule. getting ready to head out the door, traveling from university boulevard to chain bridge road, looking at a 1 minute commute, eastbound on 66 from james madison highway into town on 20th street northwest. if you are traveling northbound on i-95 toward i 35, you are looking at a 17-minute commute th

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning to yourpril 3rd 6:00 in the east alisyn camerota off this morning. but mick andry here for you. framework for a history-making nuclear pact with iran now in place. but a final agreement is still months away. and not a done deal. negotiators have until the end of june to iron out the details. but there is a lot that can happen between now and then. >> president obama wasting no time selling the agreement, calling it a good deal. yet the landmark pact doing little to ease the standoff between the president and some in congress. the question will congress have the ability to approve or reject it. >> we're covering this story the way only cnn can, glynn ginning with global affairs correspondent elise labott live from switzerland. elise? >> well michaela it was a marathon week of sessions and then after an all-nighter, the negotiators finally came to a broad political framework that puts a lot of limits on iran's nuclear program. but also leaves a lot of it intact. let's talk the key points of the

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> alisyn and michaelasonally. we do have breaking news for you this morning. a major report claiming tulsa county sheriff's supervisors were ordered to falsify the training records of robert bates or else. he is the 73-year-old reserve deputy who accidentally shot an unarmed man, he says when he confused his gun for a taser. now, we've been told the whole time he was trained. now that is not as clear. >> cnn has also just obtained copies of the bates training record. they still don't give a full picture at all of his qualifications or lack of qualification. those records now being called into question. this as the tulsa sheriff's office is planning to audit the reserve program that allowed bates on the streets with a gun. let's begin our coverage with cnn's ryan young with the breaking details. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. a new report calls into questio

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> welcome to "new dayere at home. a 23-year-old ohio man arrested and charged after traveling to syria to train with islamic extremists. authorities say he returned to this country on a mission to kill. >> and according to a federal indictment mohammad was preparing to travel to texas to execute american soldiers. let's get the late breaking details from details. >> he could face up to 38 years in prison if convicted of these charges. take a look at what he was planning. back from syria radicalized. and according to authorities with intent to kill. this man, a 23-year-old american, is in custody this morning. the fbi says he was hoping to do something big in the u.s. he left his hometown of columbus ohio in april of last year according to an indictment on a one-way ticket to athens greece. but he mefr boarded his connecting flight after stopping in istanbul turkey. instead, authorities say, an accomplice picked him up and drove him to a border town where he crossed over into syria. mohamud allegedly traine

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> up first this morningaters off yemen. the u.s. believes iran is sending arms to houthi rebels in yemen. they are sending in this show of force to say don't do it. but what happens if those ships continue and defy the americans? is this going to be the first possibility of conflict in the situation? >> this comes of course at a sensitive time with iran. ongoing nuclear negotiations set to resume tomorrow. and at the same time iran is charging a "the washington post" reporter with espionage, a move the u.s. strongly condemns. we begin our team coverage with cnn foreign affairs correspondent elise labott. >> reporter: that's right. that crisis in yemen taking a new turn this morning as u.s. warships joining other nations off the coast of yemen in a rapidly escalating situation. the obama

>>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> welcome to "new day 6:00 in the east, we begin with breaking news tornadoes tearing through the midwest and the pictures and the sounds show devastation. more than a dozen tornadoes touching down across three states. illinois hardest hit. wind gusts so strong a tractor-trailer was no match. watch this and that was the least of it. >> look at the video. >> the powerful tornadoes leveling homes and reducing everything in their path to rubble. at least one person is dead the full extent of the damage remains to be seen. let's get to cnn's brian young on the phone in one of the hardest-hit areas, rochelle illinois. tells us what you're seeing. >> the winds are heavy here we're waiting for first light, because all around us you can see some of the destruction that's happened here. power lines are down tractor-trailers turned over and a restaurant that was knocked down by the wind. >> oh my god. this is violent. >> it was the tornado outbreak. >> look there goes cars. >> what? >> i saw head lights go flying. >

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> welcome to your "newn the east. protests are intensifying in baltimore. as time goes on answers do not come. what happened to freddie gray has become a rallying cry. angry crowds throw bottles at authorities, keep promising transparency the question is when. >> in this press conference with the attorney for the police union only revealed the fire. he revealed that five of the six officers involved in freddie gray's arrest gave statements to investigators 11 days ago, so why do we still not know what happened? let's begin our team coverage with cnn's suzanne malveaux in baltimore. suzanne, what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. as you know the protests have grown in intensity but we also expect to grow in size today. outside of city hall we are expecting thousands of people to show up here this afternoon around 3:00 or so. the family pastor is going to be here as well as the mother the stepfather of freddie gray. lots and lots of people here. we also expect there are going to be several othe

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morning.ril 22nd. 6:00 in the east. the headline this morning is that baltimore is in crisis. hundreds taking to the streets protesting the death of freddie gray. you will remember he died a week after being taken into police custody, but it's what happened when he was in custody that is driving this outrage. answers are short. complaints are long. we still don't know what happened inside that prisoner van leading to several spinal injuries that took his life. >> baltimore police finally releasing the names of six officers involved now suspended with pay as the number of investigations jumps to four with the justice department opening a civil rights probe into gray's death. we begin our coverage this morning with suzanne malveaux. she's live for us in baltimore. tell us the scene there, suzanne. >> reporter: well alisyn we're outside of city hall. and this is where we expect protesters people in the community, the family of freddyie gray to gather on thursday to really try to figure out to get

>> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning 6:00 in the east, we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world, we have "new day." two stories breaking on our watch. masked gunmen storming a university in kenya. explosions and heavy gunfire breaking out, they've been shooting students in this early morning attack. a hostage situation is unfolding at garissa university college. a local media report keeps raising the number of victims. right now over a dozen dead. several dozen injured. the terror group al shabab claiming responsibility. >>> our other top story in yemen. al qaeda militants storming a prison freeing hundreds of inmates. including a senior al qaeda inmate held for years. we have these stories covered the way only cnn can. let's begin with cnn's sony meethu, joining us from nairobi. good morning.

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and michaela pereira. >>> welcome. it's tax day.protesters on both coast outraged by excessive force use by police. police clashing with these hundreds of protesters in new york and l.a. officers injured, dozens arrested after blocking traffic on the brooklyn bridge. folks are marching in defiance. >> all of this as new video surfaces of more questionable police tactics. and an officer in arizona, look at that intentionally using his cruiser to take down a suspect who is running through the streets with a gun. were the actions of that office justified or does it speak to a wider problem? let's begin our coverage with cnn's rosa flores. >> emotions are high across the country as a number of cases involving police and questions about use of force keep growing. but hear this, this time it doesn't involve a taser or gun. it involves a police cruiser weighing about 2 tons. hundreds taking to the streets and cities across the country in protest of police use of force. crowds converging on police precincts and blocking highways leading to

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning, welcomeursday april 9th 6:00 in the east michaela is off, john berman with us. and we have new information about the deadly encounter between a south carolina police officer and a motorist that he pulled over for a broken taillight. the eye witness who shot the video that changed everything in this case is speaking out for the first time. what happened in those critical moments before walter shot was shot repeatedly in the back? this witness knows and will tell you. does the officer's account really add up? and what is still not being investigated about this situation. >> this as the north charleston police department takes swift action firing officer michael slager as he faces murder charges, the police force saying they'll make changes as the state takes over the investigation. we begin coverage with martin savidge, in south carolina this morning. what do we know martin? >> by now everybody is familiar with the video taken by a bystander. there are a number of other videos, dash cam videos

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning welcome to your "new day." it's wednesday, april 1st 6:00 in the east. the high stakes talks on iran's nuclear program now in overtime this morning. they blew past the self-imposed deadline. we're learning that three of six foreign ministers involved in the talks have left with significant hurdles remaining. >> u.s. negotiators briefing president obama late last night. will all sides today agree to any deal or even a framework? why have this story covered the way ohm cnn can. let's begin with global affairs correspondent elise labott live at the talks in switzerland. what do we know at this hour? >> well alisyn negotiators worked throughout the night, they're meeting again today. they'll continue to have meetings. it seems as if there's still some key areas that are unresolved although there has been a lot of progress. we understand it's down to just a few areas of the text. but those are key things alisyn. and it just making more difficult if they don't agree today, to have that comp

>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, welcomend 8:00 in the east. two stories breaking right now. gunmen with the terror group al shabaab storming a university in kenya. explosions heavy gunfire breaking out. at least 15 dead dozens wounded. those numbers are still very early. we do know this hundreds of students still unaccounted for. word of a hostage situation unfolding right now. this dormitory that you're looking at that's where the terrorists are reportedly holding captives. a picture taken by local journalists on the ground. >> in yemen al qaeda fighters storming a prison. among them a senior al qaeda figure held for years. yemen spiraling into absolute chaos. we have these stories covered the way only cnn can. let's begin with our pentagon correspondent barbara starr live in washington. what do we know at this hour barbara? >> good morning, alisyn. the situation unfolding in kenya very carefully, very cautiously. this is still an ongoing terrorist attack as you say. hundreds of these students perhaps still unaccounted for

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning, everyoneew day," michaela is off, john berman joins us great to have you here this morning. the this morning, south carolina police officers on the other side of the law, charged with murder after shooting and killing an unarmed black man. there is a dramatic and disturbing new video of this incident. and it shows officer michael slager shooting 50-year-old walter scott eight times while scott runs in the other direction. >> the officer says he needed to fire eight times because he feared for his life. but the video shows a very different account. the incident will also reignite the debate about excessive force by police. and who investigates these cases. our coverage begins with cnn's martin savidge live in charleston south carolina. what's the latest? >> good morning, chris, we're standing outside of the home of the parents of walter scott. and they have been speaking out. they're saying that they're grateful that the truth has come out. they're grateful for that video. [ gishtunshots ] >> t

." >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning everyoneay," michaela is off and john berman joins us. this morning the man whoen ka your today the video of the deadly encounter between a south carolina police officer and an unarmed man speaking out. and what he says contradicts what the police report claimed. >> north charleston police wasting no time firing officer michael slager. the department making changes as the state takes over the investigation. is that enough? we begin our coverage with cnn's martin savidge in south carolina. good morning, martin. >> good morning, chris. the community remains calm here as the investigation moves forward. we're all familiar with the now-famous video taken by the bystander. the real question is what about other videos that are out there? and we know there are other videos that are out there. dash cam videos that were taken by the police. what do they show? what could they possibly tell us? we could get a glimpse of those today. >> no justice, no peace! >> days after the release of the shocking video

. >> this is "new day" with chris kwoernlgs alisyn camerota and mikaela pereira. >> good morning, everyoneyour "new day. '80s in nepal, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake. >> the aftershock versus still coming. they're triggering massive landslides. rescue teams are unable to reach thousands of stranded villagers. we den know what's going on around kathmandu. many are feared buried alive. we will tap into the global resources of cnn and bring you the most complete coverage of this zerp. let's start with the chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. as happened many times for you sanjay you went there as a journalist. you were first and foremost a doctor you did have to lay your hands on somebody to try to make a difference. what's the situation? >> reporter: exactly right, chris, when you are in these situations oftentimes there is a greater demand for care than there is supply. whether it be resources, personnel? and that's the case here as well. you can get a little of an idea. we are in the sort of dry area of a building that wasn't actually functioning at the hospital. this has become a ho

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning "new day." alisyn camerota has the day off. but chris and i are here handling the news for you today on this good friday. the framework for a landmark nuclear deal with iranians is now in place. president obama hailing it as historic but it is only a blueprint. three more months of challenging negotiations lie ahead to finalize it. >> now comes the big sell right? the president says this is a good deal. there's safe guards in place to catch the iranianes if they cheat. he's warning members of congress not to mess with it there are other ideas afoot in this discussion. we'll cover it from every angle. start with cnn global affairs correspondent elise labott live in switzerland. it's a little bit of a surprise the detail presented in this framework. a lot of us didn't see it coming. >> that's right, chris, we've been talking all week we thought it was going to be a general statement, a broad political framework that had some curbs on iran nuclear program, but left all the hard issues to

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning back to your "new day," we do begin with breaking news for you, a violent outbreak of tornadoes leaving a trail of destruction across the midwest, more than a dozen tornadoes touching down across three states the hardest hit in illinois. the force of the storm knocking this tractor-trailer you're about to see over on to its side. >> we know of one death already. there are reports that many are still trapped. the situation is developing and so many pictures this morning of twisters doing what they do. as people literally look through the utter devastation of what was once their lives. let's get to cnn's ryan young on the phone. one of the hardest-hit areas is where he is rochelle illinois. ryan? >> tough feel for these people especially at this restaurant you know 12 people were hunkering down as the building was being peeled apart and the building was being blown to pieces they awe survived. but today they're probably thanking good to be alive. >> my god this is violent. >> it was the

michaela pereira. >> alisyn and michaela are off. they told me not to take it personally. we do have breaking news for you this morning. a major report claiming tulsa county sheriff's supervisors were ordered to falsify the training records of robert bates or else. he is the 73-year-old reserve deputy who accidentally shot an unarmed man, he says when he confused his gun for a taser. now, we've been told the whole time he was trained. now that is not as clear. >> cnn has also just obtained copies of the bates training record. they still don't give a full picture at all of his qualifications or lack of qualification. those records now being called into question. this as the tulsa sheriff's office is planning to audit the reserve program that allowed bates on the streets with a gun. let's begin our coverage with cnn's ryan young with the breaking details. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. a new report calls into question whether robert bates should have even have been carrying a gun. the newspaper, tulsa world, is reporting that some supervisors at the tu

alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> up first this morning american warships a fleet are heading to the waters off yemen. the u.s. believes iran is sending arms to houthi rebels in yemen. they are sending in this show of force to say don't do it. but what happens if those ships continue and defy the americans? is this going to be the first possibility of conflict in the situation? >> this comes of course at a sensitive time with iran. ongoing nuclear negotiations set to resume tomorrow. and at the same time iran is charging a "the washington post" reporter with espionage, a move the u.s. strongly condemns. we begin our team coverage with cnn foreign affairs correspondent elise labott. >> reporter: that's right. that crisis in yemen taking a new turn this morning as u.s. warships joining other nations off the coast of yemen in a rapidly escalating situation. the obama administration deploying an aircraft carrier and guided missile destroyer in yemeni waters to join nine other american ships in the region in a strong signal to iran. all prepared to intercept iranian vessels if they

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerata and mikaela pereira. >> mick whatn berman happy to have you. we are following two stories in the migrant crisis in the med strainian this hour. first hundreds are feared dead in what could be the worst migrant disaster off the libyan coast. off the greek coast, at least three people dead dozens missing there. >> there are ongoing situations there. we have to look at the motivation. these aren't people fleeing for a better life. they are trying to escape isis and a fate like this we have new video showing two groups of ethiopian christians a masked man, christians must convert to islam or pay with their lives. we got all angles of these stories covered. let's begin with correspondent ben wedeman. what's the latest? ? >> reporter: hi chris, we are in the port of katanya. this disaster scene mulligan saturday night. earlier today that same ship dropped off 24 bodies in malta. but it's unclear at this point what how the number of victims of this disaster were. initially, italian authorities were talking about 650 people o

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morningne welcome back to your "new day." a diplomatic scramble at this hour in switzerland as all sides try to cement a framework on iran's nuclear program. talks are in overtime at this hour. though three of the six foreign ministers negotiating have left. >> so after all these months are we on the verge of an historic deal or historic impasse that may lead to even stricter sanctions and bigger problems? we have the story covered only the way that cnn can. let's begin with global affairs correspondent elise labott live in switzerland. reports bubbling up about what may be happening. what do you hear? >> that's right, chris. the iranian deputy foreign minister one of the lead negotiators here just told state tv there would be no deal today, just some kind of press statement. and it has been looking like that over the last few days we know that there have been key sticking points that the negotiators could not agree upon. they went into overdrive last night, past the 12:00 a.m. deadline. work

why should hillary clinton -- >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira morning everybody. welcome to your "new day." protests are intensifying in baltimore over the death of freddie gray who died after being taken into police custody. hundreds taking to the streets, some throwing bottles at officers but mostly peaceful. more protests set for this afternoon. >> we now know five of the six officers involved in the arrest did give statements to investigators. and a while ago. one has chosen to stay silent. the question is what is in those statements? let's begin our team coverage with cnn's suzanne malveaux live in baltimore. suzanne. >> reporter: well chris, those protests are really growing in intensity day by day. we have seen that. we also expect they're going to grow in size. this afternoon it's expected that thousands of people will be here outside of city hall. the family pastor as well as the mother and the stepfather of freddie gray they are all asking questions demanding answers to what happened to him just about a week ago. protests continuing in

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and mikaela pereira. >>> good morning.n with the iranian nuclear deal telling the framework, our best bet to keep nuclear weapons out of reach vowing to probably israel. >> it bears repeating. the stakes are high here nuclear weapons, yet the obstacle still at home seems to be the political climate with congress. to be clear, he has a lot of work to do. let's go to cnn live at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: critics in congress are trying to kill this deal. critics abroad too, are trying to kill the deal. president obama is trying to reframe this dewitt and give a defense. the deal we believe is the best bet to stop iran from developing a nuclear weapon and in this interview, he gives a real big picture defense on why they offered up communication lines with eastern, a country still on the state funds terrorism list in the first place, someone that he says was able to give his negotiators leeway to make some concessions. >> he does realize that the sanctions that regime that we put together was weakening iran

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, michaela pereira. >>> good morning, welcome back to "new day today. john berman hanging out with us. congress on a collision course with a nuclear deal with iran oo key senate committee could vote on a bill as early as today to give congress a final say on any deal. obama's top deputies are back on the hill this morning to ask for patience with iran. >> presidential hopefuls watching all of this very closely of course. hillary clinton will kick off her campaign with her first big events in iowa. on the republican side we saw marco rubio declaring himself in very auspicious fashion as the candidate of tomorrow. so what is the state of play? we have it covered for you. we are everywhere only the way cnn can be. let's get to the white house. michelle kosinski what do we know? >> reporter: it's interesting to think might be to work out a framework of a nuclear deal with iran than now for them to try to get congress to go along with it. the white house says they need two things at this moment time and space to work out the details of that deal witho

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning.your "new day." alisyn and michaela are off. poppy and john are here with me this morning. loretta lynch, you know the name. she would make history as the first african-american to serve as attorney general. she's already made history in the wrong way for how long she's had to wait for a vote, 160 days and counting. that is longer than the last seven nominees combined. >> the fight over lynch's stalled nomination is heating up. it may come to a head next week in the senate. the democratic leader of that chamber threatening to force a vote to force washington's hand. we're joined from the white house this morning. i guess if you look technically at the rules, he can do that. >> reporter: that's right. and, you know he's one of the people on capitol hill harry reid saying that loretta lynch is in purgatory over this hold up. now, poppy, we know this hold up will at least continue into next week. but there are some small signs of progress. democratic and republican sources telling us that

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> spring morning lookinge. good morning everyone. welcome back to your "new day." there is anger stilling over in baltimore this morning. the first major demonstrations over the death of freddie gray who died of spinal injuries one week after being taken into police custody. with no answers, protesters took their message to the steps of city hall and baltimore police headquarters. >> those police are now releasing the names of the six officers suspended with pay. the justice department is jumping in with a civil rights investigation. so let's begin our coverage in baltimore with cnn's suzanne malveaux. suzanne. >> reporter: well chris, i was at that protest last night where i saw freddie gray's mother collapse with grief, where we saw the brother there screaming for justice. well we expect the family members, protesters those in the community to be here at city hall tomorrow to demand answers. it has been ten days now since freddie gray was taken into police custody. and three days since he died. and we still

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> welcome to your new the race for president so if you're driving to iowa right now, a van just went by with a dead ringer for hillary eating cheetos up front, it's her. she's hoping to do better in iowa. remember she finished third there in 2008. edged out by john edwards. obama, of course was first. >> you sure she's not eating funyuns? >> the republican field also getting more crowded as senator marco rubio prepares to declare his candidate later today. we've got the race for the white house covered the way only cnn can. starting with senior political correspondent brie nan keilar live from washington. good morning brianna. >> you guys are on a roll this morning. so funny. this is as you sort of showed there, a really down-to-earth start to her campaign. and she's really trying to attract, as she puts it, everyday americans. but even as hillary clinton does this and she's launching her campaign republicans very quick to take aim. >> i'm getting ready for a lot of things. we're moving just so she can bel