lisa mercado is ramsey orta's aunt. we're also joined by william aronin and ken perry are criminal defense attorneys representing ramsey orta. thank you so much for being with us. lisa, your nephew is in rikers? >> yes. amy: why? >> falsely accused of another accusation. amy: was it the day after the coroner announced the death of eric garner homicide that ramsey was first arrested? >> yes. amy: and then his wife was arrested after that? >> yes. amy: what did he tell you at the time what was happening to him? was he afraid? >> yes, he was afraid. juan: lisa mercado, a lot of viewers around the country don't know staten island, but it is the borough known for having the most police who live in that percentagewise in that area, so this whole issue of police harassment and your family could you talk about that? >> it is ever since the filming that ramsey did, it was a constant harassment every day on a daily basis, within hours and it could be three or 4:00 in the morning, police would ride by the home and play spotlights

detective ramsey knocked on his door. >> i said, "mr.avis, i'm from the houston police department." and you could tell his demeanor changed drastically. he just stared at me. >> ramsey pulled out a photo of diane's car. davis didn't want to look at it. >> he said, "i've never, ever seen that car." well, that's strange. it's a red mustang. you've never seen a red mustang? then i pulled out a picture of diane that david had given me and i handed it to him. but he wouldn't take the picture. i tried to hand it to him, he wouldn't take it. >> davis initially denied any involvement. but when told of the fingerprint evidence, he confessed. >> i'm very sorry that it happened, and i've cried and i've prayed what i did wrong. >> he'd been out of prison five days when he killed diane. and his life was a lifetime of crime. >> after more than 30 years, the mystery was finally solved. >> well, my father was ecstatic. it just was a huge boost for him, you know, that they knew who it was. >> i've worked scores or hundreds of murders. and they're all imp

but i hate the fact that what's going on with ramsey, you know. >> fast forward now, ramsey orta has been in and out of jail since he shot the video. most recently on a drug charge. a crowd sourcing effort built around the allegations that he's been scape goaded helped him to make bail, $50,000 was pledged. the bail was posted but then the prosecutor objected to the online funds. and for now orta will stay . >>> the nra, and why some mayors find themselves on the firing line. a three-part series on violence against youth athletes, sex crimes in sports begins with a look at the power athletes have on campus. >> athletes are--they're different on campus. they're the kings. it's why it's not surprising to me that they are as many cases as they are. what surprises me is that there is not more. >> our series sex crimes in sports begins tuesday on america tonight. >> we think we learn the rules about making law in high school civics, but political power does not always play by the books. nowhere is that more parent than apparent than communities. being tested against one of the nation's mo

mayor michael nutter and economicser ramsey also presented a city flag to wilson's family.ind two young sons. >>> trenton's fire department today remembered all the colleagues who have given the ultimate sacrifice. ceremonies were held in city hall for 23 firefighters who have died in the line of duty. the list went all the way back from 1896 to the most recent loss manny rivera who died in march 2009. family said it was heart warming to know that their loved ones are not forgotten. >>> mount laurel police are looking for a couple they say used a baby stroller to steal from local businesses. police say these are the suspects edward and nicole hatch inside dick's sporting goods on nixon drive. the surveillance picture was taken about 8 o'clock on the night of march 31st. police say the pair cut security locks on a rack of baseball bats, then stuffed the bats in their baby's stroller and walked out. police say the same couple also stole from the fun plex on route 38. >> ♪♪ >>> new at 6 o'clock tonight this was a big day a new beginning for a church and its troubled neighborho

. >> that's how police commissioner charles ramsey described the video. ramsey is leading president obama's task force on 21st century policing. the goal is to build more trust between police and minority communities. ramsey explained to nbc 10 how much policing has changed just within the last few years. >> but in today's world with social media and how fast things spread you know the fact that now you have not just a story being told but you've got video to go along with it. i mean certainly it does add to the environment that we're in right now. >> commissioner ramsey believes authorities in north charleston acted quickly and appropriately, ordering police there to now wear body cameras. >>> six minutes after 5:00 now. happening today, a man charged with killing a man outside a concert for peace in philadelphia. he'll appear in court. eric jamison faces arraignment. he's charged with shooting a man to death in the stomach during an argument outside an anti-violence concert last summer. >>> today a judge is expected to decide if this accused killer will

charles ramsey is the philadelphia police commissioner: >> there are changes that need to be made.e need to make them. and we can't ignore them and pretend that everything's ok. because it's not. >> sreenivasan: two years ago ramsey recognized the crisis, and commissioned the u.s. department of justice to review philadelphia's police shootings. the report, released this month, documents the harsh reality that has plagued this city and included 91 recommended changes. >> you know we've done a good job at lowering crime in this country. but what we weren't very good at was understanding the consequences of some of the police actions, and the collateral damage. you may have reduced or suppressed crime, but have you alienated the larger community? and if the answer to that is "yes," then you need to reevaluate your tactics and your strategies. >> sreenivasan: the new guidelines involve a series of changes in training, oversight and transparency. commissioner ramsey has pledged to rebuild the trust and uproot the tense culture between police and the poor communities where they serve. >>

mayor nutter and police commissioner ramsey spoke about officer wilson his sacrifice and what he did for his career. they also have harsh words for the two men accused of killing him. >> i have no forgiveness in my heart for the people that did this. absolutely zero. none. and i never will. >> they will burn in hell forever. >> willson's family was given the flag that flew over the city during the mourning period. brothers carlton hipps and ramon williams are due in court next month for his murder. >>> and pennsylvania police will be able to carry the drug known as narcan that can prevent the deadly effects of taking heroin or oxycodon. state police will carry the drug in their patrol cars. the spokesperson says the policy will take effect in the coming weeks. now we checked and in the past only doctors and paramedics were able administer narcan. but in new jersey pennsylvania and delaware they all passed laws to allow police officers to give the anecdote as well. in some cases, a family member can also get a prescription for narcan if a relative overdoses at home. >>> the 2016 campa

ramsey, of course is leading president obama's task force on 21st century policing. the goal is to build more trust between police and minority communities. ramsey explained to nbc 10 just how much policing has changed just within the past few years. >> but in today's world with social media and how fast things spread you know the fact that now you have not just a story being told but you've got video to go along with it i mean certainly it does add to the environment that we're in right now. >> commissioner ramsey believes authorities in north charleston acted quickly and appropriately, ordering police there to now wear body cameras. >>> now, that move in south carolina is having an effect in delaware. the naacp and other civil rights groups are renewing their calls for all police officers to be equipped with body cameras. public officials say that they support the use of the cameras. once logistical and legal issues are worked out. >>> happening today, a judge will hold a detention hearing for the philadelphia woman who's accused of trying to join isis. kiana thoma

this is why commissioner ramsey never takes a vacation, his first vacation in three years because heething bad happens whenever he goes away. he had one of his officers shot last week and now this. we say that because commissioner ramsey is not just in charge in philadelphia but heads the president's commission on 21st century policing. he has been working with baltimore's police commissioner who testified before a commissioner ramsey's commission just a couple of months ago, when they were all out in phoenix meeting on all this we will find out whether deputy ross will send any people down there or whether or not he thinks that baltimore should have have handled it differently. it is certainly not something people in philadelphia think would have happened if this would have occurred here in situations like we have had here but we have had, big, big amounts of people here and police always seem to handle it, textbook here in philadelphia, and we will see if he wants to criticize or have any comments on what happened in baltimore when we see you at 7:00. >> a a lot of debate about how

. >> all right gordon ramsey guy. few times. >> because you're the number one stunner. >> yes. >> he's a little crazy on tv. but pretty nice in person. gordon ramsey may not be as tough as he seems to come across on tv, the celebrity chef took time to listen to fan stories and answer questions about his life. >> one burned out cook asked how ramsey deals with long hours and just lack of family life. >> if you send me a resume i could look into put you in one of the restaurant as work experience if you want to see something different. he continues by saying: never give up. don't be scared to take a break t confirms what you have learned when you walk into a new establishment and it shows how strong you are. >> how about that? >> you know, when chefs come into the studio here and they do things, we talk hey really as mean as he looks on tv he is really nice and helps you out. >> maybe he is really sweet with the kids on the kid show. back to the other story. i don't care about gordon ramsey. >> you care about a grandma

now in light of recent tensions and police involved shootings, ramsey says he wants the youngest andt in blue to understand their role better. he rolled out a similar program in washington d.c. in the 90's and believes this is the perfect time for this kind of training in philadelphia. >> it is also important they understand the history of policing and why there is such tension in some communities versus others because when you look back in history police have not always stood on the right side of justice as we see justice today. >> also part of the program teens as you see there met with the recruits to share their police experiences and perceptions of police officers in their communities. this is the first class that will be going through this program and by the end of the year ramsey hopes that current officers can also participate the philadelphia police foundation is funding this initiative and again the very first 80 recruits to go through this training program did so today at a very perfect place the national constitution center. >> a light of hope riding thon program. thank y

. >>> tonight philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey is calling the video shocking. the police commissioner is leading president obama's task force on 21st century policing. the goal of the task force, to build more trust between police and community, minority communities. he explained to nbc 10 just how much policing has changed in the past few years. >> in today's world with social media, and how fast things spread you know the fact that now you have not just a story being told but you've got video to go along with it i mean certainly it does add to the environment that we're in right now. >> commissioner ramsey believes the authorities in north charleston acted quickly and appropriately in charging the officer with murder. >>> jurors in the boston bombing case will be back next week to decide between life and death for dzhokhar tsarnaev. today they found him guilty on all 30 counts. the jury of 7 women and 5 men deliberated for just over 11 hours before reaching the guilty verdict. family members of the victims and survivors of the blast listened inside the courtr

to see our interview with ramsey orta's attorneys and his aunt you can go to democracynow.org. in sacramento, california, an african-american activist is facing up to four years in prison for "lynching," after she allegedly tried to pull a fellow protester away from police. under a 1933 california law designed to protect black people from white mobs, the act of attempting to free someone from police custody is defined as "lynching," a felony offense. the law has been used repeatedly against activists, including maile hampton, who was arrested for her actions at a black lives matter protest against a pro-police rally. on thursday, protesters packed a court hearing to support hampton, who returns to court april 30. following an outcry, local and state officials have vowed to remove the word "lynching" from the law. president obama has arrived in panama to attend the summit of the americas along with other leaders from canada, central america, south america, the caribbean, and for the first time, cuba. obama and cuban president raul castro are reportedly due to meet informally at

gordon ramsey put his skills to the test. ramsey wanted to see how they responded under pressure.e's what happened after philadelphia chef christine hazel was challenge today prepare three dishes in 30 minutes. >>> the purpose of hells kitchen is ... christine. >> your time in our kitchen is over. >> chef christine came little short last night ramsey sent her home after she missed an ingredient for the rosoto and her bread pudding was it dry. all right coming up. we return to our top story. those protests in baltimore we check in with steve keeley live there this morning plus local law enforcement headed to baltimore to help keep the peace. we'll tell you how long they're expected to stay. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >> this is "good day philadlephia". >> this was a scene last night, when the curfew took effect. people marching arm in arm trying to help baltimore police disperse protest earls watch the police commissioner said about the safety of the city

had in this country between police and people, and here is commissioner ramsey's reaction to this story. >> it was very shocking. i think that the actions on the part of the both the department and the mayor in north charleston was a prepare row at. >> i'm a proponent of the body cameras. one of the issues we have when you look at some of the video especially video taken from cell phones and so for the something happens to attract an individual's attention. and then they turn on the camera, and they start to film. but you don't know what happened, what led to that particular point in time. a body camera that an officer is wearing will capture the entire event from start to finish so you have a more complete picture. >> well here is another local coincidence, he was a waiter, this was also on his job application, maybe one of the longest applications he had at age 29, waiter at the old ventura restaurant route 73 in voorhees. now since closed. coincidence just for me personally, where my sister's wedding reception was. my sister's kids also graduate of lenape high school, but before and

thank you so much charles ramsey. >> thank you. >> coming up the shooting in south carolina has sparkedal outrage and debate. tavis smiley joins me next to weigh in. >>> the most prominent gay politicians in the country, barney frank is here to talk about his revealing new memoir. >>> and harry truman called the white house a great white jail. michelle obama calls it a really nice prison. what's life really like in the presidential palace? a new book takes us all inside. let's take a look at your credit. >>i know i have a 786 fico score, thanks to all the tools and help on experian.com. so how are we going to sweeten this deal? floor mats... clear coats... >>you're getting warmer... leather seats... >>and this... my wife bought me that. get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. ♪ music plays love you by the free design ♪ ♪ attendant: welcome back. man: thank you. it's not home. but with every well considered detail . . . it becomes one step closer. no wonder mo

the ramsey orta was released after the prosecutor backed down. he and his family say police have targeted them overorta's filming of garner's death. to see our full interview with ramsey orta's aunt as well as his attorneys, you can go to democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. former secretary of state and first lady hillary clinton has formally entered the 2016 race for the white house in a bid to become the first woman u.s. president. if she wins the democratic party's nomination, she will be the first woman presidential nominee in the country's history. clinton made her announcement in a two-minute announcement video released sunday, clinton focused on ordinary americans starting new phases of life including two men getting married, a woman preparing to retire, an interracial couple renovating their home immigrants speaking spanish and a man starting a , business. >> i'm getting married someone i really care about. >> i am going to be an a play

. >> police commissioner ramsey is out when he gets to city hall. >> i would not keep ramsey we needelphia, born and raised in philadelphia as for tax reformed street, who went to prison for not paying taxes. as for fixing the needy school district, give up on dramatically trying to increase direct aid from the general assembly. >> are you not going to get white legislators to give you the money to educate our children. >> they are getting a share of the the state lottery, that is a way of getting more cash. >> they raise $900 million they give to senior citizens, put something on to the lottery for schools. >> for more than 40 years team milton street is a high-profile figure in town, always there to stir the pot and generate controversy. when he ran for mayor four yours ago, milton street got 36000 votes in the democratic primary, running against michael nutter alone. that is 24% if he can get numbers like that in this crowded field he will be a major factor come may 19th. vernon odom channel 6 "action news." >> once again we are profileing all six candidates running for democrat d

police force. >> i think ramsey should stay if he does the community policing we need in the city. >>ion and closes the gap for the democratic nomination as they begin to attack each other. vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> transportation officials in delaware are putting the finishing touches organ -- to bring uber to the first state. part of the agreement will be the background checks uber drivers will have to undergo. uber using cell phone apps to connect customers who need a ride. >>> it's the grand finale and centerpiece event of the subaru festival cherry blossom festival in fairmont park. it kicks off at 9:30 that happens 45 minutes ago in fairmont park. >> one of my favorite festivals. so beautiful. >>> take a look at this sheep it could be in the record book after giving birth to one big litter. >>> plus longing for the lazy days of summer, why you need to get busy if you don't have a rental along the jersey shore. now looking live into wilmington, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come back. so i'm working from home. i

was a judge it was reasonable cause and now suspicion they keep lowering the standard. >> i think ramseys willing to do the community policing we need in the city. >> nelson diaz believes he has time to build name recognition campaigning. vernon odom channel 6 "action news." >> thank you vernon again we are profiling all six candidates for that you running for the democratic nomination for mayor remember the primary is may 19th. >>> some quick thinking of employees of the newcastle courthouse were honored by delaware's governor they gave a tribute to the director of court operations debbie fry along with two police officers. the trio sprung into action when a state employee suffered pro fuse bleeding in her leg. >> i grabbed what i could and applied direct pressure and got her calmed down and then officers came in and helped to minister first aid. >> the team effort paid off, the quick actions are believed to have saved the woman's life. >> terrific. time to check the traffic scene and see if we have good news there. >> lets head to matt pellman in the traffic center with the update -- >

well gordon ramsey put his chef to the test on hell hells kitchen last night.nted to see how they responded under pressure. >> i'm sure there is a lot of yelling going on. >> that's every night. >> the point of the show. so here's what happened after philadelphia chef christine hazel, who is has been in our studio was challenge today prepare three dishes in 30 minute. >> the person s: christine. >> your time at hems kitchen is over. >> there is chef christine. i like when the music changes the piano. >> sad. >> so sad. >> chef christine came in little short last night so gordon sent her home because she missed an ingredient, in her risoto. she forgot the rice. just kidding and because her bread pudding was too dry. no bread in her pudding. no her pudding was dry. you know how painful that can be. so christine was a student at the time art institute of philadelphia and worked at chickie's and pete's. >> does she still work at chickie's and pete's? >> i don't know. >> i thought she did. >> she still out there? maybe different capacity. >> i lover bread putting. >

mayor michael nutter and police commissioner ramsey spoke about wilson, what he stood for and what hed remembering him. also had harsh words for two men charged in his death. >> i have no forgiveness in my heart for the people that did this. absolutely zero. none. and i never will. >> they will burn in hell forever. >> officer wilson's family was given an american flag in honor of bravery, achievements and service. >>> brothers william and hipps charged with murder. both men due in court next month. >>> a 21-year-old north jersey man was robbed at gunpoint by a member of rapper dmx's entourage. the man told police he was at an station in essex county. a brief conversation about dmx. suddenly the man with the rapper flashed a gun and demanded cash. he told the police he had $3200 with him and it was dmx who grabbed it. fans don't believe it. >> i honestly don't believe it. he's dmx. why would he rob somebody. he's a millionaire. >> no arrests have been made. philadelphia police department began a new training program. it's called policing in a more perfect union. it started at the nati

. [ ramsey impersonation ] donkey!er donkey! this isn't risotto! [ laughter ] >> steve: member of the wu-shock clan. ♪ >> thank you, espn college basketball analyst dick vitale, for planting a giant kiss on ashley judd this week. even joe biden was like, dude, boundaries. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh, yeah. come on. oh, mr. vice president. >> jimmy: oh hi, mr. biden. ♪ thank you, the new bioengineered apples that are being described as genetically modified to resist browning. or as that's also called, being irish. [ laughter and applause ] hard to get a tan. hard to get a tan. >> steve: only tan is a black and tan. >> jimmy: yeah. ♪ thank you, hand warmers, for being a great way to heat my hands for ten minutes and then carry a tiny useless sandbag for the next 12 hours. [ laughter and applause ] they don't even work. >> jimmy: thank you, washington, d.c., for decriminalizing marijuana, which explains the new presidential seal. [ laughter and applause ] legalize it dude. >> steve: legalize it. [ applause ] ♪

police commissioner charles ramsey will launch the program this morning at the national constitution center designed to show and remind seasoned offers about concepts of fair and impartial treatment and their responsibility to protect the constitutional rights of all people. ramsey as you know co-chaired president obama's task force on community policing. >>> and it's the day so many phillies fans are waiting for, opening day of 2015. the phillies take on the boston red sox in the home opener this afternoon at citizens bank park. that's where katy zachry is live for us looking at all the day's excitement. she has a tough assignment today, good morning, katy. >> reporter: i know. this is a tough assignment for sure, vai. today is the first official game of the phillies 2015 season. and the phillies' hope opener is blasted everywhere. looking up to the jumbofront opening day has been scrolling since we got her at 3:30. so exciting to be here inside the ballpark. really when no one else is here. and there's definitely an energy among the workers and the employees who are already here ge

and i think that's a good thing. >> philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey, thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. >>> well, national attention was focusing on charleston, there was something happening in ferguson. did the shooting who showed up to vote in the first local election since michael brown's death? we go to ferguson to find out. that's ahead. listerine® total care helps prevent cavities strengthens teeth and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. and for kids starting at age six, listerine® smart rinse delivers extra cavity protection after brushing. >>> more news out of south carolina today, as newly minted republican presidential candidate rand paul made a campaign stop in the state in front of the "us yorktown" aircraft carrier. a backdrop seemingly chosen as an olive branch for hawks concerned about his past efforts to trim defense spending. the more wars caucus isn't paul's only problem. paul complained today about the national

we spoke to police commissioner charles ramsey about the issue and he says he supports the use of policey cameras. >> the impact i really hope it is it changes everybody's behavior. the people who we're encountering because they now know they are on film as well as an officer. >> you'll remember commissioner ramsey chaired president obama's task force on 21st century policing. >>> bagpipes, played solemnly in boston today a as officials and victims of the the boston marathon bombing gathered to mark the two year anniversary of event that. nine year-old jane richard lost her leg and join officials to unfurl commemorative banners there jane lost her eight year-old brother martin a among three people killed in that attack. 260 others were injured. the surviving bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev was just convicted of 30 counts during his federal trial and could now face the the death penalty. >>> caught on tape this collapse, in chine, it happened on a climbing net when a crowd rushed on to it to get a better view of a performance during a flower festival. we are told at least two people were killed

commissioner charles ramsey and the national constitution center developed the program. >>> a court hearing is scheduled on wednesday for a philadelphia woman accused of joining isis. keonna thomas purchased a plane ticket to travel to syria to join isis. if convicted thomas faces up to 15 years in prison. >>> delaware health officials will distribute fresh potassium iodide on thursday, it protects the thyroid gland in case of an radioactive emergency. >>> happening today it's the phils opening day they will take on the red sox at citizens bank park. cole hamels will start for the second time in three years. some analysts believe this could be the worst team in the majors this season. mlb has enhanced security all fans have to go through metal detecters to get through the ballpark. >> we'll be wondering if cole hamels will be finishing the season with the phillies. >> reporter: today will be an interesting dynamics, cole pitches and we're supposed to get a red sox player in return betts. >>> taking a a look at center city. we're looking at clear conditions for the most part and maybe a few

but charles ramsey occurred that all the negative news about cops is turning young people and minorities away from careers in law enforcement. it is a problem confronting law enforcement throughout the country. overwhelmingly white police departments. but before you can truly understand the controversy raging between minorities and police you need to know, who are america's cops? at the center of the national conversation about race and law enforcement, are the nation's police officers. many african americans say they're unfairly targeted by the police. >> we have a problem. of young black men, unarmed, being gunned down. with no reason at all. >> and part of the reason may stem from who police departments are hiring in the first place. story. in the u.s., there are more than 696,000 full time police officers. the overwhelming majority, three quarters, are white. only 12% of u.s. police officers are black. >> your typical police officer in the united states is a white male from a lower middle class background who is likely not college-educated. >> and what's also becoming clear is that t

and i think that's a good thing. >> philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey, thank you veryur time. >> thank you. >>> well, national attention was focusing on charleston, there was something happening in ferguson. did the shooting who showed up to vote in the first local election since michael brown's death? we go to ferguson to find out. that's ahead. eve pm. the only one to combine a sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again, with aleve pm. jeff... hey, scott! this is no time for lollygaggin', lad. but we love lollygaggin'. we do. but it's a battlefield out there! you know the chickweed is surrounding yer sidewalk and the dandelions are stealing precious nutrients! now's the time to send in the scotts turf builder weed and feed, man! it kills weeds while it feeds and strengthens your grass. that sounds easy. get scotts turf builder weed and feed. it's guaranteed. feed your lawn. feed it! and to clean your outdoor space without harming your grass get scotts new outdoor cleaner plus oxiclean. you owned your car for four years.

. >> mayor nutter and police commissioner charles ramsey presented a city flag to wilson's family. wilson left behind two young sons. >>> an overturned semi is making for a tough go on the schuylkill expressway. chopper 6 was over the scene in upper merion. a semi tipped over between gulph road and 202. the a car hit the median behind the truck. right now one lane of traffic is squeezing by. fortunately nobody was seriously hurt. >>> new at 12:30 a judge has authored the sale of the former revel casino to a florida developer. the 82-month-old sale will be i should today. howmple -- however the current dispute whether current tenants will be able to operate remains unsolved. >>> the white house is rallying for support from congress for the nuclear deal he struck with iran over the weekend. karen travers has more. >> reporter: congress doesn't get a yes or no vote on the deal, but republicans say they should get a full review of the details and have a vote of support. president obama is making the case to skeptical people on capitol hill this is the best deal possible. selling lawmak

and commissioner ramsey says this is the time of the year where we hear about hit and runs almost weekly in this city. but, if anybody can learn anything out of this, it is two things. if you're driver, stop. even if you fear you're going to get attacked because did you something innocently, because it wasn't her fault as you can see in the surveillance video there is little four year old, darts out between two parked cars, into a street. so, there is shared blame here. commissioner ramsey says that's the other thing to learn from it, if in your charge of little kid, whether babysitter, adult, guarding -- guardian, grandmom, grandpop, keep close watch of the kids going into the spring and summer seasons. >> the woman driving the car contacted her attorney, her attorney contacted our accident investigation division, told elsewhere we could locate the car. we went, we did recover the vehicle. now, we're working through her attorney, for her to turn herself in so we can close this out. >> this is the time of year where kids are out, playing the younger they are, the less they think about th

a short time ago, i spoke to the co-chair of the federal task force on police form commissioner ramsey about how walter scott's killing changes the debate. >> body cameras are certainly a part of it but clearly from the video that we saw, at least in my opinion, i didn't see any justification for the shooting. what a body camera would have done, it would have captured the entire event from beginning to end and you probably would have not have any gaps even though recently, they just released the initial dash cam. but there is a gap in between that and the actual shooting that took place. with a body camera the entire event probably would have been captured on film. >> the south carolina state legislature has some members who have proposed body cameras, mandates for body cameras. the commission that you are a co-commissioner on has stopped short of endorsing an official policy solution in terms of body cameras. do you think you're going to re-visit that? >> no well we actually in our tech and social media, we do spend time talking about body cameras, but we wanted to address a larger is

we'll check in with commissioner ramsey leader this morning to find out if plans have changed. >>> the rioting, fires, violence in baltimore, they have all been well-documented online on social media. "nbc 10's" tracy davidson has been gathering different sites for compelling immakes. >> social media is filled with images. maryland activated the national guard. we found this on our app banjo. >> yeo, this is [ bleep ] dealing with. yeo, this is right a [ bleep ] street from our house. >> you can hear the fear and panic. she's screaming from what she can see from where she lives. rioters set buildings on fire in many neighborhoods in baltimore as we've been telling you. we found this video. you've seen looters coming out of stores. this video gives us an inside look at the damage that looters did inside game stop. the windows are shattered and inside is a mess. we have an interactive google map showing the reports of trouble overnight. the red shows calls for looting. yellow is calls for fires and blue is calls for help for out of control protests. green and gray are unspecified calls f

(applause) now this is ramsey orta the guy who taped the eric garner killing. >> did they ever get youo try to put down the camera. >> yes. >> what did they say to you? >> they told me that it's a crime and special investigation and for me to get off the team. if not i was going to be arrested. >> larry: but he wasn't arrested until the day after the coroner declared garner's death a homicide. the day after. he was picked up for an unrelated gun charge. >> like i toll my lawyer this video has happened. they've been harassing me. they've been following me. they've been sitting in front of my house. they've been going to my wife's job. >> larry: maybe she forgot her lunch. maybe they just saying hi. i love it when people visit me at work. i don't know. but the thing is the cops weren't just visiting his wife at work. >> 2:00 in the morning i have-- we're laying down and my whole room lights up. i'm like what is that? and we look out the window it's police cars. they're driving by and put the spotlight that my window. what was that for? >> larry: that was for snitching. we'll be right bac

. >> commissioner charles ramsey there. he says program is just another way he is opening up lines of communication with various communities across the the city. >>> all right. opening day to day, some absolutely gorgeous weather as phillies kick off the 2015 season against those hated boston red sox. >> meteorologist kate bilo is live at citizens bank park where she has more on this lovely weather, kate? >> it has been a beautiful day out here, guys. unfortunately we could not cap off this perfect opening day with a phillies victory. red sox beat phillies here. everybody walking out. they don't look too upset. and as you cane we have some people that have had maybe too many to to drink out here. we have weather-wise, start off with our eyewitness weather watchers. temperatures are in the 70's. 72 degrees outside as we check with donna taylor in kenneth square pennsylvania. reporting a nice warm afternoon. the as we head into portions of new jersey we are looking at 70's. and 07 ease in southampton new jersey. lets look at

. >> reporter: police commissioner ramsey -- >> i would not keep ramsey we need somebody who was bornhia. >> reporter: as for tax reform street who went to federal prison for unpaid taxes said he'll higher experts to figure out. for needy school districts he said give up on trying to increase direct aid from the general assembly. >> you will not get the legislators to give you the tax dollars they have to answer to send to philadelphia to educate our children. >> reporter: getting the proceeds from the state lottery would be the way to generate more cash. >> they raised $900 million they get for senior citizens. why can't you put something on to the lottery for schools. >> reporter: for more than 40 years, t.milton street has been a high-profile figure in the town always there to stir the pot and generate controversy. when he ran four years ago he got 36,000 votes running against mayor nutter alone. that's 24%. if he can get numbers like this in this crowded field he'll be a major factor come may 19. in north philadelphia, vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> again, we are profilin

ramsey orda reportedly made bail after spending two months on a drug charge which supporters say maye been the result of retaliation. he had cell phone video, this video, showing eric garner suffocating during a police arrest in staten island last summer. orda's lawyer says tens of thousands of dollars from the online fund will cover defense costs. >>> police have cleared the u.s. capitol building following a lockdown yesterday afternoon. officers shut down the building and surrounding streets when a man shot himself on the outdoor terrace. a bomb unit was called in to analyze the man's backpack and a package he was carrying. >>> the man had a backpack in a roller case with him, because of the packages that were nearby him, we obviously locked down the capital for security purposes and had to secure the area. >>> officers did not find anything dangerous in that man's backpack. he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. police are not releasing any other information at this time. >>> pope francis says next year will be a holy one for catholics as he is urging church leaders to show mo

we will check with commissioner ramsey to see if plans have changed. that's what everybody is talking about today. more images are on the front page of every newspaper across the country including our local papers. >> front page of "the daily news" has this photo of firefighters in front of a burning building. the battle of baltimore. everyone with a camera is a reporter. vai sikahema is monitoring this. >> it's an hour and a half drive of us. the governor declared a state of emergency. this is the cover of "the "baltimore sun."" the violence broke out following the funeral of freddie gray. on the cover of "vine" looters are streaming out of stores. the damage looters did inside a game stop of baltimore. win ders are shattered. it's a mess everywhere. >> this is [ bleep ] and we are dealing with right now. yeo, this is right [ bleep ] across the street from my house. >> people there living in fear. the panic you hear in this woman's voice really captures the mood of neighbors living near all of this chaos. she is screaming about what she sees across th

ramsey co-chaired president obama's traffic force on community policing. >>> well, government officials, lawmakers and medical professionals will announce new details about the successful use of narcan in gloucester county. the drug reverses heroin overdoses and so far police officers there have used it to save the lives of more than 40 people since last september. >>> and the justice department is now looking into the case of a delaware family that may have been sickened by pesticide at their condo in the virgin islands. the esmond family was staying at a resort last month when they became very ill. the epa is investigating to see if a pesticide used to fumigate their room is to blame up. the two teenager sons and father are still in critical condition. the wife has been released from the hospital. >>> well, a rock climber survived a 55-foot fall at a bucks county state park. the man was repelling at ralph stover state park when he fell yesterday afternoon. he was flown to temple university hospital with serious shoulder ankle and other injuries but otherwise is expected to be okay. >>

police commissioner charles ramsey will launch the program at the national constitution center designed to show new recruits and remind seasoned officers about concepts of fair and impartial treatment. and their responsibility to protect the constitutional rights of all people. he co-chaired president obama's task force on community policing. >>> and government officials, lawmakers and medical professionals announce new details on the successful use of narcan today happening in gloucester county. the drug reduces heroin overdoses and so far police officers there have used it to save the lives of more than 40 people since last september. >>> 5:15 now. the justice department is now looking into the case of a delaware family that may have been poisoned by pesticides in their condo in the virgin island. the esmond family was staying at a resort in st. john's last month when they became very ill. they are looking into seeing if the pesticide was used to fumigate their room. he's the headmaster of a middle school in wilmington. and his wife teresa has been released from the hospital. the fath