. >> yes. >> mark edward porter. that's a real license, this is the real guy. >> that's him. >> but selling a load of coins didn't prove mark porter was guilty of murder. remember, mark also had an interest in the coin business. >> the best explanation for that was simply these were coins mark porter had, a coincidence that happened to be sold the day after the terrells were killed. >> still for police, the friend, ibm executive, retired school superintendent and by all appearances pillar of the community was now a prime suspect in the murders of jan and gary terrell. >> i never liked the guy, didn't trust him, thought he was something of a fake. >> gary's brother always had a bad feeling about mark. if he was the killer, the motive was money. >> i thought he was befriending and grooming my brother so he could gain access to his money. i think over pared of time he saw jan as an obstacle. >> when jessica heard detectives were looking at mark she wasn't surprised. >> he didn't show up at the funeral or visitation eith

and the state about whether officer porter could be compelled to testify against the others. but a lot of people who follow law enforcement around the country thought this was a dramatic overreach by the state to charge so many officers in connection with freddie gray's case and his ultimate death and a lot of people think that the one who perhaps if anyone is culpable is officer goodson, who was, i talked to a retired officer a moment ago who spent a lot of time in the baltimore police department, who said that the wagon man, his term, is responsible for the transport of the prisoner. that would be officer goodson in this case. the three officers who were there at the arrest, including officer nero, officer nero has been absolved of any criminal wrongdoing. the two other officers will have their trials later in the year, tamron. >> going back to the reaction from the people as they hear this verdict, give me an idea, you've been there talking with folks and anticipated the possibility of a not guilty verdict here, what are they expecting in baltimore? >> reporter: well, i me

thomas schiele used to be one of them, but now he's a porter of a different kind.our inmates selected to be what is known as the dead run porter. they are assigned to help the coroners office process bodies throughout the county. >> i've got to take this jump suit up with me to go to laundry. i go up, i've got blood -- got bloodstains on the front of it. down the legs. that is from -- you never know what you're getting into. this is from the same run as the jump suit. stuff ran down and dripped on the front of my shoe. the bottoms is where i tried to miss the blood trail and ended up stepping in it. and once you are in it. it's blood and probably some brain matter. a lot of chunks in there. a little bit of the brain matter. but, you know, when you are doing this job you are going to run into some messy situations. >> despite the grim scenes he says it's better than being in jail. >> in the truck and hit the windows down and you are on the highway. granted we're going to a bad situation but try to look at the brighter side of things. we're out there and i felt like

police say james porter the former treasurer made hundreds of illegal purchases buying things like mens clothing and using debit card for cash withdraws to the tune of get this more than $50,000. aston athletic association's mascot is the bandit. >> what do you want to say about these charges. >> police say the organizations former treasurer may have turn into a real life example of just that. >> this has been a investigation of a year to get to the bottom of this. there are significant charges. >> reporter: anything you want to tell the community you took from? james porter remains silent, cuffs on his wrist as he enters district court on friday. >> affidavit said you bought electronics, travel, any comment at all. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint he took more than $50,000 from the association's account by opening up an unauthorized debit card. allegedly swiped it more than 250 times. buying electronics at hh greg, renting cars and purchasing airline tickets, even getting a window t int job for a vehicle. >> those transaction where is not authorized by at so,. >> report

we'll be right back with music from gregory porter.my kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank donald trump and apologize to matt damon we ran out of time. nightline is next but first, his album is called "take me to the alley" here with the song "holding on", gregory porter! ♪ weight of love on my shoulders i thought that it would be easier than this ♪ ♪ i thought my heart had grown colder but the warmth of your kiss i can't dismiss ♪ ♪ though my past has left me bruised i ain't hiding from the truth ♪ ♪ when the truth won't let me lie right next to you ♪ ♪ but it's holding on and it's holding strong even though i tried to make it played ♪ ♪ the part but i can't fake it it keeps holding on and it's holding strong ♪ ♪ even though i tried to break it heaven knows that i can't shake it ♪ ♪ holding on holding on holding on holding on ♪ ♪ i've seen times that were harder i remember the taste of bitterness ♪ ♪ won't you help me my father help me fall in the love that i have missed ♪ m though my past h

officer porter back in january was, there was a hung jury. the jury could not come to a conclusion here and now the judge, barry williams, an african-american, very experienced judge, finds officer edward nero not guilty on all counts. here's how the lawyer for the gray family reacted. >> i found no problem with the judge's reasoning, and of course, the outcome of how he weighs the evidence is strictly up to him and not to us. i commend judge williams because he's one of those rare judges that disregarded public opinion. there was enormous pressure from the african-american community to get a conviction. >> african-american judge, we should say. >> yes. and he did not bend to that pressure. >> reporter: now, the mayor of baltimore who said she's not running again after everything that happened in baltimore since the arrest and death of freddie gray, stephanie rawlings blake. she said this is our american system of justice and police officers must be afforded the same justice system as every other citizen in the city, states, and country. now

porter makes a lot of different photos. he takes a picture of the victims, he takes a picture of a church with the stain glass all exploded all over the ground. and then he noticed something right out of the corner of his eye and he turns around and he notices a policeman handing something over to a fireman. he turns around and of course we see now that what he's doing is handing over this little baby to the fireman. and as a fireman is holding the little baby, that unfortunately passed on, he makes the photo. he makes that image that becomes the iconic representation of that terrible disaster that happened that day. >>> we're very, very excited to be part of the celebration of the pulitzer centennial. and in september of this year, we're going to have a reveal of our brand-new pulitzer gallery. there is going to be a lot that will be different. the images, for one, that are displayed along the walls, will be refreshed so that we're able to include the winners that have occurred after the image was -- the gallery was inaugu

after all of that drama porter was never called to testify.don't know if it was an audible called by marilyn mosby's office to testify today to porter. maybe they thought when miller testified it went down hill. smirl facing the same exact charges as nero. nero got to take a test drive of his case and got to see whether or not barry williams is going to buy what nero is selling and what miller is selling. >> i wouldn't put -- the way it's portrayed by griff, i wasn't in the courtroom and ted i wouldn't put nero on the stand. i would put it in front of judge. loading someone in a van is not criminal conduct. he didn't handcuff hip, make arrest, he also didn't put him in the van and had no obligation to seat belt him according to the regulations. i would leave it at that i wouldn't leave it at that with the court of appeals in maryland i think what they did was terrible. first of all i think the ruling was wrong and secondly they don't have the guts to explain it i don't know why the cops didn't have a family of first fifth amn everybody else do

porter is awaiting a new trial. his first one ended in a hung jury.iday weekend is almost here-- but if you are planning to get an early start to beat traffic. you may want to think twice. a study of traffic patterns by the transportation planning board found traffic is consisttl thursday than on friday. that runs counter to a common perception the friday before memorial day weekend is the worst time to travel. triple-a says nearly 966-thousand people from this region plan to drive 50 miles or more from home this weekend. that would be the most drivers for the holiday in 11 years. it's xx and we're just getting started. a fatal shooting inside a manhattan concert hall-- sparks a stampede. several people are now hospitalzed. we'll tell you how it started and what witnesses are saying. dramatic video of an armed robbery shows gunmen aiming their weapons at a 7 year old boy! where it happened and how you can help track the men down.. coming up. good morning washington. today: partly cloudy. hot and more humid. isolated afternoon/evening storms possible.

traditional school where a letter posted on the website simply said the porter community has suffered a tragic lost, and that coca crespo had died. neighbor who asked we not identify her said she would often see the 14 year old around the house. >> such little boy, he used to come and help us with the grass and ltl that stuff. and his father used to be like a handyman. he has worked in the house couple of times. very nice family. very nice family. >> that same lady called the 14 year old a very sweet boy. no one has been home at the house all day lodge. but i can tell you neighbors are very upset by what's happened here. one woman just pull up and asked us when we're going to leave. because she said this is the second murder in just the last few weeks. in this neighborhood. live in woodbridge, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >>> remember, love you so much, you have a beautiful family, your sister, your brother, your dad, me, and everybody in the family we're very worried about you. we need you home. >> friends and family are asking for the public's help tonight to locate two teenagers,

porter traditional school. this is the letter that went home telling people of the tragedy and offering counseling. the accused killer will make his first court appearance monday morning. back to you in the studio. >> thank, julie. >> augustine jr was arrested in hanover, pennsylvania. he was arraigned yesterday. investigators say he used fake facebook accounts to entice teenage images. augustine worked in several montgomery county schools until 2003. in that year, he was convicted of watching young boys in the bathroom at a frederick key's baseball game. >> freddie gray's childhood friend took the witness stand in baltimore today. he talked about what he saw last april, officers arrested gray, putting him in the back of a police van. he comes on day two for the trial of bike patrol officer edward nero. we have a live look at what happens next in this trial. chris? >> reporter: doer even, what is happening, never happened before. two police officers charged with criminal charges in connection with the death of

the health department checked the air and homes by the four- month gas leak in porter ranch. they said there was no health risk but they found low levels of metals in the dust that may be causing problems. >> while they don't think the levels of those individual metals are of a major concern, any one of them they said could be causing the symptoms that people are still reporting. >> those symptoms include headaches, nosebleeds and rashes. the health department will recommend a deep cleaning for the homes. >>> at the phoenix airport a computer glitch put luggage in limbo. over 3,000 checked bags have missed their outbound flights since yesterday morning due to a screening malfunction. the tsa says it's been testing the system all night and it should work smoothly for today's flights. it's unclear for now how many of the airport's 16 airlines were affected after the glitch struck around 7 a.m. >>> nosedive navin yard. that's where a plane full of skydivers ended up in san joaquin county yesterday. 18 people were on board including the pilot. the plane crashed after take- off in

this is the suspect james porter.e's accused of making hundreds of purchases and cash withdrawals using unauthorize depth bib card tied to the associate's account. he swiped that card more than 250 times stealing more than 50 grand. porter repaid $45,000 but reviewed you had fused to stop coaching so police were called inform he's free on bond tonight. >>> judge in allentown here's hears testimony on weather former super star jimmy snook today is mentally competent to stand trial. a psychologist testified today snook today suffers from dementia and is mentally inn spent. he lives in camden county is charged with murder involuntary manslaughter in the 1983 death of his then girlfriend 23-year-old nancy argentina. he has pleaded not guilty. >>> campaign 2016 brings former president bill clinton to new jersey. he rallied supporters for his wife hillary clinton ahead of the garden state's june 7th primary. clinton spoke during a rally at the college of new jersey in ewing today. the former president explained why his wife

this is the suspect james porter. he's accused of making hundreds of purchases and cash withdrawals using unauthorize depth bib card tied to the associate's account. he swiped that card more than 250 times stealing more than 50 grand. porter repaid $45,000 but reviewed you had fused to stop coaching so police were called inform he's free on bond tonight. >>> judge in allentown here's hears testimony on weather former super star jimmy snook today is mentally competent to stand trial. a psychologist testified today snook today suffers from dementia and is mentally inn spent. he lives in camden county is charged with murder involuntary manslaughter in the 1983 death of his then girlfriend 23-year-old nancy argentina. he has pleaded not guilty. >>> campaign 2016 brings former president bill clinton to new jersey. he rallied supporters for his wife hillary clinton ahead of the garden state's june 7th primary. clinton spoke during a rally at the college of new jersey in ewing today. the former president explained why his wi

jimmy's guest tonight, donald trump and music from gregory porter.dwards, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. good night. "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, donald trump, lie witness news, plus music from gregory porter. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. welcome, everybody. thank you. thank you for coming. thank you for watching. i'm glad you're

. >> this is a far different scene than we have seen in december with officer william porter. to the family's ordinary reason billy murphy. here is what he had soto say abt what they want >> this family wants justice. and justice does not have the word guilty or the word not guilty attached to it. justice is based on the evidence alone and it is based on the law and the law alone. so, that's all they want. they wanted a fair process. >> there is a lot of calls today. the mayor of baltimore and many others expect people to behave themselves. this is the weakest of the cases o f the six they have to prosecute in relations to freddie gray's death. five cases to come now including officer porter is going to be retried after his case was dismissed in september. >> thank you. i think what a lot of people would agree seems to be a bold choice letting a judge deciding a verdict rather than a jury. give me a sense of what would be behind that strategy. >> criminal defense lawyers of any situation would say go for the jury, they give you twelve people and you only need one or two hold o

porter is awaiting a new trial after the first ended in a hung jury. alison: 11 states are suing the obama administration over treatment of transgender students and accuse the administration of overstepping bounds when i sent letters to school districts around the country. the directive not legally binding is they should have them use bathrooms in response to gender identity. leon: threatening to withhold funding from metro governor feel safe while he is on board. this comes on the same day that the bethesda station saw not one but two power outages in the rush hour. diane cho has more details. diane: the governor says he wants to make sure he has the safest rail system in the world. he doesn't have confidence in that. during the appearance on "ask the governor" terry mcauliffe signed an executive directive to create safety commission working in partnership with maryland and the district. >> we are serious about this. the governor added if the safety protocols aren't met the state plans to withhold funding from metro. >> i want accountability and peopl

officer porter will be tried at the end of this process now and several trials before his.gotten complicated and legal because of whether or not officers can testify against other officers. you'll actually see different prosecutors at one point so that they don't contaminate cases. wolf? >> thank you. >>> ahead, the search for the flight recorders of egyptair flight 804 now expanding and new questions about who had access to the plane before the deadly crash. you do all this research on a perfect car then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should have done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. just one of the many features that comes standard with our base policy. call for a free quote today. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> the fallout from the crash of egyptair flight 804 around the world. security tightened amid questions about security measures and who may have had access to the plane. those concerns are ex

allison porter became the first winner t mentored by a female coach. >> take that adam and blake.rt of story is allison's personal journey. she was a child star who found name, lost it and now is back on top of the world. >> i have retired curly sue. she is done. i am now girl who won "the voice." i would like you all to know. >> victory has never tasted so sweet. and christina didn't miss her chance to rub a little bit. >> i won! [ screaming ] love you. >> i think it'sinteresting, it's super full circle moment to be on another singing show at 34. >> at age 5, she was one of the youngest star search participants to ever win the competition. her time in the spotlight was cut short by addiction. talked to us about it back in march. >> i didn't really kkow how to cope without drugs and alcohol. i learned how to do that. i'm learning how to do that. >> how much was on the line there for you? >> even after i had said yes and started the process, there w moments where i was like, i shouldn't do this, i can't do this. >> why? >> the thought of coming back the business and taking this ris

after a few months ago, the first police officer to be tried, william porter in front of the jury.he jury was unable to come to a decision on that kiss. -- that right now the prosecution is batting zero for two. you can see the reaction outside the courthouse in baltimore. no violent reported outside the city. anger in the wake of this verdict. >> before you go, the family of freddie gray ask there be no violence no matter what the ruling was. have we had reaction as to what happened in the court today? >> i spoke to freddie gray's family attorney, very prominent attorney here in baltimore in politics. murphy said you couldn't ask for anything more than what peered to be a fair -- what appeared to be a fair trial by the verdict and one of the most respected judges, african-american judge, barry william. williams has been involved in previous prosecutions of police officers. it's clear that freddie gray's family and his family attorney don't agree with the verdict, but they're they said you can ask for nothing more from the justice system. >> all right, reporting live from baltimore

officers william porter and alicia white filed suit for defamation and invasion of privacy. that lawsuit argues baltimore state's attorney made statements not to prosecute, but to quell porter's trial ended last year with a hung jury. >>> virginia governor terry mcauliffe is threatening tonight to withhold funding from metro if safety improvements aren't made. this come on the same day of announcements of a new safety commission. what all this means for you. >> reporter: good evening, jim. you know, this commission wouldn't take effect until next year. if regional leaders get their way, that commission will have broad powers over commission. it is not just an advisory commission. a very frustrated virginia governor said he can't wait until next year for metro to get his confidence back, so he issued his own executive order >> one problem after another. goodness gracious. >> reporter: terry mcauliffe today on the radio signing an executive director ordering his transportation officials to meet with metro immediately to come up with new safety protocols. if metro doesn't meet

you will remember porter trial ended with a hung jury. legal observers closely following the proceedings say today's verdict in the nero case will likely have implications moving forward. they anticipate renewed pleas to move remaining cases outside the city and they suspect judge williams, the judge who today acquitted officer edward nero will likely not preside over the remaining five cases. >> i guess it is the difference between being a participant in the case versus being umpire. before he was just asked to call balls and strikes but now he is a batter in the game. lisa: that aside, officials with the maryland court says as of right now there is no indication anything will change and judge williams will preside over the remaining cases. set for a few weeks from today. they will end with the trial of alicia white in mid-october. reporting live from the desk, abc7's senior investigative reporter lisa fletcher. alison: also tonight we are waiting for new video from the university of maryland. this is a prepper spray incident that took -

>> so, interestingly, it's alicia white and officer william porter. they have not gone to trial excepted for officer porter still standing retrial. what's amazing two counts each of deaf fan immigration and false light this opens up civil discovery as you and ted know which makes you wonder are these officers actually going to sit for depositions and invoke their fifth amendment right against self-infromincrimination had when they are represented by attorneys representing the city and sheriff's office which has already been sued. >> one of the reasons why they had to file is because the allegation is from the press conference a year ago and they are up against a statute of limitations if they didn't file. so they are stuck. >> this thing is unfortunately dead on arrival. there is a supreme court decision emler that says that a prosecutor has salute immiewnt for information that she provides irrespective of whether it was wrong or right during the course of her office. >> all right. here's what i think. forget these two police officers. officer nero, i

allison porter from team christina. >> yeah, the final four were revealed this week on "the voice" after quadruple elimination. each coach will be represented going into the finals. blake is getting a little bit of attention as well with his new album, if i'm honest, which has a voice to it with a very special somebody on there for him. >> oh, yeah, gwen. she just talked to us about why her other pal on "the voice" adam levine keeps texting her incessantly. >> i know, that's a hottie and adam are expecting. are you giving any advice? >> i'm not a very good advice giver. but i've definitely been watching her belly grow. and i'm so happy for them. and i'm so excited. it's fun because i've had so many kids that i'll be like and then this happens and then this happens, and wait, this is what is going to happen. it's fun. >> gwen does know parenting. she's got three boys, kingston, 9, zuma 7, and apollo 2. the hottie is expecting in september. >> at kiss f.m.'s concert where gwen performed, she told us levine wants her input. >> adam keeps texting me what about this name, what about this name

officer william porter's manslaughter trial was set and came back with a hung jury. a new trial is set. trialsicers -- the other are set for the next few months. we will have the latest for you on our website, wjla.com. our other big story today -- stormwatch. conditionsand rainy are here. we could see thunderstorms into the evening. doug hill is tracking at all. doug: we are in the process of tracking the storm center it is starting to move away a little bit. we see at montgomery college rockville campus. you see everything moving from the northeast. what is going to happen this afternoon is the storm center starts to move northward. maybe the metro area, maybe the western and northwestern suburbs. the area is very cold overhead. the sun is very hot. there could be more showers and possible thunderstorms around a large portion of the area. but's get a look at the day planner. partly sunny skies, 69 degrees. temperatures, low 70's. even some showers and storms toward 8:00. it is going to get warmer here, jumm thank you. whenever it rains, we see heavier traffic. jami

. >> last night christina lost it over curly sue star all porter.ight the front runner could help her break the voice's glass ceiling. no femmle coach has ever won. >> even when we get guest stars i'm like it's a girl. it's a girl. >> perform tonight with a hologram and she will instead take the stage with ariana grande. >> this is a working version of the whitney hologram that was suuposed to air on the voice. >> only inside the game the duet. >> we found a performance and we were ahead with a digital head. so once whitney was made and you saw it, you knew there needed to be more work done on it? >> we were given a very short amount of time by nbc. we spent a lot more time than we did. >> while the hologram disappeared for now there's a show in the works and she'll be back. >> the show is a broadway style extravaganza of her life story. >> it includes 8 of whitney's gre hits, scenes from the body guard and a very special performance. >> you have moment of whitney and bobby christina together on stage. >> it's absolutely beautiful. >> t two of them

case with a scheduled to go to trial in june in october, including the retrial of officer william porter whose case and it with a hung jury. nero elected to have a bench trial, where the judge will hand down the verdict. >> that verdict will have as much legitimacy as our society and justice system roz: all the charges that nero faces are misdemeanors. if convicted, he could spend years behind bars. one trial watchers said based on the questions the judd has been asking, -- the judge has been asking, she believes he is leaning towards not guilty. >> i think we can expect a not guilty. nobody can say for sure, but perhaps not guilty on assault. roz: the judge is expected to announce the verdict at about 10:30 a.m. roz plater, abc 7 news. kimberly: thank you. new details on the use of pepper spray by the police at a university of maryland graduation party. an investigation is underway to determine if the use of force was appropriate. that investigation includes as yet unreleased body camera video from the police officers. questions - two questions. this anr one, was action where the police

people when you said you are writing about porter contraband? >> i was raised in laredo and my whole life i i saw things with y own eyes. it wasn't just on the evening news but also just talking to the committee members were members of my family doing casual things like around thanksgiving time they would go across to get groceries and because the idea that there were pests and i remember growing up in the streets like the famous song seeing empty cartoons along the streets downtown and i asked my mom why are these empty boxes here and she said there are so many trade taxes in mexico people buy things like televisions and vcrs and take them out of the box to save import duties in mexico and i realized that was illicit trade they were smuggling but not dangerous items, just things they wanted to use as gifts and i thought what is this discrepancy between the violence i see in the news talking about drug busts and versus this other story of everyday books engaging in illicit trade. so i wanted to uncover the story because i was interested in the p

>>> allison porter and team christina. >> there it is.year-old mother of two alisan porter from team christina. she's been a fan favorite all season long here. it's been five seasons since a female contestant won "the voice." and it's also the first time a female coach has won that title. that's huge. >> she was my favorite. all the way from the beginning. i didn't see it last night so i didn't know she won until you just said it. congratulations to her and to all the contestants. >> absolutely. >> very good season. >>> a 7-year-old kentucky girl isn't letting a rare bone marrow disorder break her spirit. >> audrey calls herself the karaoke queen. it's easy to see why a lot of people are falling in love with her singing. nbc's shannon kogan >> reporter: she's a karaoke que queen. ♪ >> reporter: 7-year-old audrey with performances like this she's taking the internet by storm. more than 1 million followers on facebook. >> i was inspired by taylor swift because she has like all the passion and spirit. and i just thought i would start maybe p

police say the attacker was a childhood friend of his, jonathan porter. porter is underarrest . says somebody may have put him up to it for challenging the state political establishment but insists it will take more than that to silence him . and right now, an american warship challenging china's claim to an artificial island in the south china sea. the guided missile destroyer william p lorenz failing in the vicinity of the island as tensions rise ahead of the un ruling on china's right in those waters. the lorenz sailed within 12 miles of the 700 acre island today which was built over the past year and a half . china responded by saying the destroyer sailed through its territorial waters illegally and says it tracked and warned the vessel. the pentagon says it carried out the operation to demonstrate the right of edom of navigation. heather: more controversy brewing at the state department over emails. the agency says every email from the man who set up hillary clinton's private server is missing. and the state department says ryan timely on the had the department email accoun

this is where the protests began after the mistrial in the case of officer william porter. there is no movement or activity behind me right now. there's a police helicopter overhead. baltimore police are on duty. they have help from other local counties including anarundel police on hand. a lot of people said because officer nero, the defendant in this trial, was not a prime actor, was not charged with porter who was tried in december, and is not charged with second-degree murder as the van driver is, that there might not be a big reaction to this even if it was as it is, a complete acquittal. >> all right. chris gordon, thank you very much. chris gordon in baltimore reporting on the not guilty verdict in the case of edward nero in the death of freddie gray. and the next baltimore police officer to go on trial will be officer goodson on june 6th. goodson was the driver of the police transport van where prosecutors say gray was critically hurt. he faces seven charges. on july 2nd more officers head to trial. final two trials are set to begin in the fall. all the officers hav

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arrest jent alicia white and officer william porter filed lawsuit alleging defamation and allegation of privacy against baltimore attorney marilyn mosby. they are b involuntary man slaughter in the gray case but claim that mosby knew the statement of the charges filed against them and the other statements she made last year were false. coming up on abc7 -- a new city that -- a new study that could make you change your holiday weekend travel plans ad why you may want to delay getting on the road. leon: finally, finally. starting to feel like summer outside. doug is back with more on the sizzling holiday weekend forecast. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me leon: if you are heading out of town for the memorial day weekend think twice of getting early start. study of traffic patterns found traffic is on the analysis tently worse on --

today maryland's highest court ruled that baltimore police officer william porter must testify againstis fellow officers. according to the baltimore sun, the judge ruled that the prosecutor's deal offering porter limited immunity for testimony was correct. in the trial of officer edward nero, the judge is expected to return with his verdict on monday in that bench trial. >>> the sole survivor of last november's terrorist attack -- >> i'll pick it up from there, adam. investigators are apparently that sole survivor is clamming up. investigators got to question salah abdeslam today for the first time since he was extradited from belgium last month but he's not talking. he was taken into custody, his lawyer said he wanted to explain his path to radicalization. >>> triplets who nearly died at birth 17 years ago graduating from fairmont heights high school today in prince george's county. it's been an emotional week for their parents who know just how far they have come. al lu ann -- ellen bryant sat down with the couple. >> reporter: their journey to get here at show place arena for gradua

they're going to retry porter. >> sreenivasan: what's the next step?e next steppics and this is really the biggest one that's going to be officer caesar goodson, the van driver, and his trial is june 6 and he is the most cullable, i think whether you're the defense or prosecution, he's the most cullable of all, and the other officers staged after that, the trials leading up to september if all are tried, but i think what happens with officer gooden who is the most cullable by even his fellow officers, i think that that's going to make the determination of happens ultimately in the other cases. >> sreenivasan: debbie hines, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> woodruff: we return now, to vietnam-- relations between the united states and its former enemy have warmed since the end of the war more than 40 years ago. now, some vietnamese who fled as children-- and became americans- - have begun to go back; and the country they find is one transformed. from ho chi minh city, special correspondent mike cerre reports. >> we got one of those calls

the first it was william porter, and his trial ended in a hung jury.round, there was no jury. peter doocy is live in baltimore now. we heard from the officer's attorney. what did he say? >> reporter: we did, and it's really interesting insight from officer nero's attorney because nero did not testify on his own behalf in his trial. now nero's lawyer tells us that, quote, officer edward nero, he wife and family are elated this night anywhere is over. is that riz attorney for baltimore city rushed to charge him as well as the other five officers, completely disregarding the facts of the case and the law. the decision to acquit officer nero was not that of a jury because this was a bench trial so it was the judge barry williams who weighed thed and testimony presented temperature a six-day bench trial before reaching this conclusion. he said the state did not prove that nero was corrupt and could not dome mon straight nero was involved in the arrest based on the legal definition of arrest, which the charges hinged on. now, inside the courtroom earlier the