as you know ray lewis is in town. is that helpful? >> ray lewis is very helpful.t realize it outside the city but he is such an immense influence in this town. he's canceled his appearance at the draft tonight to be here to help the city through this. he has been very committed to this city. and as adam jones of the orioles, he's also a very influential member of this community, and he has also been vocal. and i believe both of them can really really help us through this. >> edward norris thank you so much for being with me this morning. i appreciate it. >> yeah good to see you. >> nice to see you too again. i'll be right back. (music throughout) one coat coverage, one coat guaranteed, one happy couple. marquee, behr's most advanced paint and primer, only at the home depot. new york state is reinventing how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or

now ray lewis is taking his message into the city schools. he actually went to several schools this morning and spoke to students there. he also spoke with my colleague ryan young. ryan young, tell me what he said. >> well we were there with the coach and the ravens players. john harbaugh was also talking to students, talking about having discipline in your life. ray lewis also pointed to the communities and buildings like the ones behind us where he said he wanted to see some of the students to get an opportunity and chance. he talked about his own life and fact at some points his stomach was empty because he didn't have food because he grew up in poverty. he wanted to give the message to a kids to make sure they grew up to have a chance to have a fruitful life and make a step forward. this was part of his message as we walked and talked between two schools. >> from the beginning of time you know why everybody's praising the young lady who snatched her child up. that's what mothers need to be doing. your kid's running around on the street it

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is a heartfelt message coming from someone wh cares deeply about baltimore, you say this is a -- ray lewisue he had his own trouble. but think about it, why would you tear down your own community, today i saw a lady in baltimore crying she worked in the cvs that was set affair by the looter, these are not demonstrators these are criminals. when they destroy that, they took away her job. she is trying to support her family. that drives down real estate family, and retail business, it makes it impossible for a restaurant or a movie nighter to operate in that community, then people say they have no amenities in our area, this is self destructive. charles: i heard accountability. you heard president yesterday with his six-point solution. i fell he dissed the entire country. saying a lot of american doses , that is a disservice to a lot of people waking up in the morning just wondering how they are going to play their own rent. and i did not hear him go afternoon the individual, saying that the onus is on you to change your life. >> you are right on that, he did not do that. i agree with you. -

ray lewis speaks out about the issues. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ aat entrance never goes out of style. dresses ststart at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. tim: baseball, the nats-braves in atlanta, a wild one. turner field, the nationals were down 9-1 after two winnings. dan uggla, deep left field, gone. the nationals had the very improbable win, 13-12, the largest comeback in the history of the nationals. the orioles will lock the gates at camden yards tomorrow. the orioles will play the white sox, but no fans will be allowed in the yard. not only that an even worse, the week and series against tampa bay has been shifted to tampa. instead of all those fans enjoying the inner harbor and camden yards friday through sunday, that business will now all go to florida. the baltimore community is cannibalizing itself chasing businesses away, and former linebacker ray lewis is not happy about it. >> we know what the issue is. there are enough o

and i thought, ray lewis? something going on with the nfl. no, it was ray lewis giving one of his trademark, you know, super intense screaming football-style pep talks but in this case to the people of baltimore specifically to the youth saying, go home. do not riot. this is not the way to do this. we'll fix this other ways. this is not the way to do it. to see a football hero, you know, and ray lewis is a lot of things but he is a football hero among them to see that. to see gang members, people not making any bones about the fact they are gang members signing a peace treaty as we heard from pastor jamal bryant but also putting themselves out on the street saying we recognize we've got capital in this community because of it. you may not like it but we will police our own streets and protect our own people to make sure this does not turn into a more violent situation. seeing the gang members come out -- >> i've seen nothing on television quite like toure's interviews with a gang member saying we don't want this. we're joined by steve kornack

on the subject of sports former ravens star ray lewis, a football legend in this city is expressing angerth the rioting. lewis made a passionate plea on facebook to stauptop the violence. >> you don't have no right to do what you're doing to this city. too many hard people built this city. we put this city together. we put the city on our back. too many people put in real sweat, real tears make our city a better place. >> lewis has decided not to go to chicago for the weekend. he was going to work on the nfl broadcast for espn and instead, he said he was going to say in the city and try to help. which is what a lot of people want to do help wherever they can. >> emotional ray lewis. let me ask you, john last night you went to a big meeting with clergy. local clergy isn't baltimore. what are they saying? how are they keeping to keep the peace? >> there are about 300 to 500 members of the clergy there, all christian faiths muslims, jews and they were told to be giants in this community. be giants. i thought that was such an interesting phrase. to be leaders to be on the streets, to interact

yeah, there will be a hit financially. >> let's talk about ray lewis. fire or off the chain, as they say. i was speak to go some people as i was out today and they said, you know, i respect what he had to say. he's right in many ways, but he should come here instead of sitting on his couch or sitting in his chair. those guys should be here, michael phelps should be here if they cared that much. is that too much pressure to put on someone? >> i think baltimore is a city, though -- i know from covering sports, the fans here do put their athletes and their stars on a pedestal. and i do know if that happened, if ray or michael if i phelps or anyone came out and was out in the public and made a public stand in the streets, i think it would definitely make an impact. whether it's the right thing for them to do or not, that's not my place to say. in baltimore, they love their orioles, they love their ravens, and i think that that's -- you know, anything that any of those guys say goes far. >> how soon do you think that we will get back to some sort of normalcy

ravens legend ray lewis weighed in on facebook. >> we must change this right now!p the violence man! go home! i'm telling you, go home! and whatever i got to do it will not happen on our clock. it will not happen on our clock. tim: ray lewis speaking out and speaking out, i think he's getting people's attention. they talk about no jobs and they burn the businesses down. they talk about injustice and go out and start fires in the city. it's outrageous. alison: he gave such an impassioned plea. tim: and he should. more people should and stop making excuses for the people that are doing it. >> "7 on your side" tonight with a panel of experts. all you have to do is dial 703-236-9220. to ask the attorney. our phone lines will be open for about another half-hour. kellye: tonight, robin roberts will be sitting down with two of the women kidnapped and held for years in cleveland. alison: that's right. and after that exclusive on "20/20," "7 on your side" with the investigation into the disappearance of a pregnant local mother missing for years. fighting back investigator j

it's ray lewis. got to mention. he went to court for his role in a deadly stabbing. first he faced murder charges but pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice. that's how a lot of us might remember him. but in baltimore, make no mistake, ray lewis is larger than life and says violence is not the answer. maybe they will listen. >>> we're learning about social media connections between yesterday's riots in baltimore and the protests back in ferguson. a data mining firm tells fox news it looks to them, like so-called professional protesters might be stirring up trouble. what are these data mining companies saying about this situation? >> the data mining firm that asked to remain anonymous because of the government work found between 20 and 50 social media accounts in baltimore that were also tied to the violence in ferguson missouri. while the data is being reviewed it's being described as surprising suggesting professional protesters or even anarchists taking advantage of freddie gray's violence to take advantage of it. this was collected through 6:00 p.m. last night.

. >> ray lewis john harbaugh and other baltimore ravens try to keep the peace today. why they chose to deliver their message in person at schools. >>> more police in our area will be getting body cameras but will the public ever get to see any of that video? coming up, i'll tell you who wants to keep the body cam video from the public and why. >>> and members of a local search and rescue team participate in a remarkable recovery in the ruins of an lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. >>> right now at 5:30, the freddie gray case in the hands of prosecutors in baltimore. police turned over the findings in the investigation today, but the state's attorney

no, it was ray lewis giving one of his trademark, you know, super intense screaming football-style pep talks but in this case to the people of baltimore specifically to the youth saying, go home. do not riot. this is not the way to do this. we'll fix this other ways. this is not the way to do it. to see a football hero, you know, and ray lewis is a lot of things but he is a football hero among them to see that. to see gang members, people not making any bones about the fact they are gang members signing a peace treaty as we heard from pastor jamal bryant but also putting themselves out on the street saying we recognize we've got capital in this community because of it. you may not like it but we will police our own streets and protect our own people to make sure this does not turn into a more violent situation. seeing the gang members come out. >> i've seen nothing on television quite like toure's interviews with a gang member saying we don't want this. joined by steve kornacki monitoring what's going on in social media. i've been following the police tweets. that's been a pretty full

there's thousands ask thousands of black men saying exactly what ray lewis is saying.t get a mic. the media has helped to create the so-called black leaders. every single night i've been saying the same thing on television for more than a decade. there are a lot of black people out there who is, you know listen this is how it should be. but they will never be elevated in the mainstream media because it goes against the narrative that will help the push, and somehow society rescues them, and i like what ray lewis said because we do control our own destiny,. >> what charles said was brilliant, i've been out here, my father has been out here for decades the is silent majority and those of us leaders that are speaking for the silent majority and let me tell you something. i believe there's a quiet revolution taking place in black communities all across the country. actually minority communities and poor people generally. they understand that the big government failed ripple policies that have been monopolying fought within these communities for half a century are not worki

no, it was ray lewis giving one of his trademark, you know, super intense screaming football-style pep talks but in this case to the people of baltimore specifically to the youth of baltimore saying, go home. do not riot. this is not the way to do this. we'll fix this other ways. this is not the way to do it. to see a football hero, you know, and ray lewis is a lot of things, but he is a football hero among them, to see that. to see gang members, honestly people not making any bones about the fact they are gang member gangs signing a peace treaty as we heard from pastor jamal bryant but also putting themselves out on the street as gang members saying we recognize we've got capital in this community because of it. you may not like it but we will police our own streets and we will protect our own people to make sure this does not turn into a more vie situation like this did yesterday. seeing the gang members come out. >> i've seen nothing on television quite like toure's interview on this network with one of the gang members earlier this evening live on television saying we don't want th

pro ball low clare ray lewis sent out of some of meant a message to baltimore pleading to get off thee right to do what you are doing to the city there are people that built this city to gather and you do not have the right to do what you are doing and go on longer we know that there was raw done when all the we want justice will what been writing and looting is not rocket is very wrong is very wrong >> gary radnich: he makes his home at his home in florida he works for espn now and he was to be in chicago for the draft but now ray lewis would not be working for espn he will be in baltimore to help with the trouble there. >> gary radnich: the bay area is the center of the golf universe this week san francisco will be 64 of the best players in the world include georgethe hottest golfer and mcelroy jordan spieth... >>: it does not depend on the scenario and this happens is good i think there's a possibility of a missing and some will have to cut it and i spent the same to me and no one is given to me i want to earn it someone will have to putt it p u t t >> gary radnich: may weather res

i don't know if you saw this from raven ray lewis here retired, he posted this video on facebook. let's take a look at it. >> baltimore, get off the streets! kids go home! stay home! you don't have -- you don't have no right to do what you doing to this city! too many hard-working people built this city. we put this city together we put this city on our back! we with you! we know what's going on! we know the problems! we know there was wrong done! we know we're not getting the right justice! we know all these answers! but rioting in our streets is wrong. it's dead wrong! >> rachel he's not the only one, because we saw other athletes really plead with the crowd today. so what did they say and what did you think? did you think it had any effect? >> absolutely. sports figuring taking a leadership role in these kind of situations is something we've seen more often in recent years. we obviously saw it a lot in the '60s and early '70s. and when you had the michael jordan area come along in the '80s and '90s, he very specifically distanced himself from social justice and social issue sit

here's ray lewis. >> please go home stay home! you don't have no right to do what you're doing.hardworking people built this city. we put this city together and put them on our backs. we know there was wrong done. we know we're not getting the right justice. we know all of these answers. but rioting in our streets is wrong. it's dead wrong. >> that's not the kind of responsible language we're hearing from one of baltimore's city elected officials. he dropped the "n" word. >> she's are children who have been set asighed, marginalized, so calling them thugs just call them [ bleep ]. just call them [ bleep ]. >> we bleeped that out but the man was using the "n" word on live tv. >> you know it's bad when ray rice is your voice of nonviolent reason. he's not a leader. he's a meek cowering mouse crumbling under the weight of political correctness. they add voe indicated their authority to preserve their own power. they don't have the guts. eric? >> so they should not worry about what the president uses the word thug or we use the word thug. it really doesn't matter. the "n" word doesn

freddie gray we don't do nothing for him doing this. >> ray lewis says violence is not the answer.ome people are reacting to the message coming from him. >> right. so it's a powerful message. viewed some 14 million times today. but it's definitely a debate given lewis' history but it is worth pointing out that today is a much better day. we're seeing positive images on social media to counter the looting and the rioting with hashtags like pray for b-more, peace to baltimore and b-more peaceful, be better, bet the city we know you can be. it's been much different today and baltimore is going to rebound and today is the first day of a very long process. >>> on this date 13 years ago hard to believe it's been 13 years, the la plata tornado. live look outside right now. 69 still. relative humidity 35%. very comfortable. winds still breezy. north northwest at 15. they will sub side tonight. in fact it will be pleasant tonight as winds diminish. bus stop temperatures low 40s to upper 50s. nor'easter in april. yellow alert for thursday. we may have to extend that in to friday because look

it's dead wrong. >> that's ray lewis of the former ravens. he goes on to say too many young children are seeing violent acts and it needs to stop. and the president waited a full day before saying anything about the chaos in baltimore. is he telling the baltimore to do some soul searching. did he have the right response to the violence? karl rove goes "on the record" as our live coverage of this breaking news in baltimore continues. we will take you back to baltimore as the city braces for the possibility of more violence. the curfew starts at 10:00 tonight. they say after seeing a magician make his assistant disappear mr.clean came up with a product that makes dirt virtually disappear. he called it the magic eraser. it cleans like magic. even baked on dirt disappears right before your eyes. mr.clean's magic eraser. >>> will the's go back to baltimore. marena you were there last night. compare and contrast with right now. >> all right greta. we are actually standing at the epicenter. about a block where we are stand something that cvs that bu

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coach john harbaugh, former ravens ray lewis and about 55 current players, they would visit their studentserick douglas high school, bringing food and supplies to the residence affected by the violent protest the past few days, getting out there, showing their support. now of course that it is not the only excitement tonight. that it will be the eastern conference semi finals for the caps and the rangers as they are back on the ice. of course these are two teams that will be very familiar with each other. the new york rangers finished the season with the best overall record in the nhl. one spot better in terms of the goals scored. and that the rangers, they are probably the fastest team in the nhl. but the caps are approaching this series with the mind set that could be the best to be the best. but we want to be the best to, you know, move on. the puck drops tonight at madison square garden. coming up at 11:00, full coverage of that game and the first round of the nfl draft. be sure to follow us at twitter and at kristen berset for all the excitement. that'll do it for us here at redskins

>> ray lewis trying to give an impassioned speech to keep those kids from getting back on the streetsing violence. he spoke to those kids at frederic douglas high school. he's someone that a lot of folks are saying who could really have some influence on the situation there, because of his stature and his long history in loving the city of baltimore. much more of our coverage on baltimore and the simmering tension there right after a break. >>> so many questions about the injuries that ultimately took freddie gray's life. last hour still so very cloudy, even after the news that the investigative report was just handed over to the state attorney's office. so we don't know what happened to him right at the end, but we do know a lot more now about the 25 years that led up to this death. in his story -- and his story is an important one here in this community. watch. before america heard his name chanted in the streets, before his own cries echoed across newsreels, and spurred riots across the city freddie gray was struggling to make a life for himself here and building a long rap sheet a

right, oh, oh irony-- okay, hang on for some dripping irony from former baltimore ravens linebacker ray lewis. >> no way this can happen in our city. get off the streets! violence is not the answer. violation has never been the answer. that's right. violence has never been the answer once a murdering professional concussion giver, you are right. now the city is trying to move on. there are a lot of hopeful images. more than 10,000 people have been peacefully protesting. even older citizens have stood up for their neighborhoods. now look guys i know we need to pov forward and focus on the future. i get that. but i don't think we can fully move forward on this issue until we look back. because you know we're tied to a-- like a big-ass rock and the rock is like-- it's a racist rock, which-- now its-- okay, look the metaphor isn't important all right? (laughter) but what is important is that there are some very real issues that need to get addressed before anyone moves on. for instance it's been more than two weeks and we still don't have answers on what happened to tread-year gray. one fact that

today several baltimore ravens including ray lewis who's had his own serious legal issues delivered a powerful message to student. >> what is a tragedy in baltimore, we have an opportunity to change it. >> reporter: and tonight the white house tells nbc news that it has been contacting celebrities and athletes with strong ties here in baltimore hoping that they'll help defuse this situation. among those in attendance the nba star carmelo anthony. lester. >> peter alexander tonight, thanks. >>> of the 235 people arrested during that chaos monday more than 30 of them were juveniles. many with no prior records including a young man who is now learning some very hard lessons about what happens when he disobeys his dad. both the teen and his father spoke with our rehema ellis. >> reporter: when baltimore streets erupted in flames earlier this week carlos brooks couldn't believe what he was seeing. >> i was sitting in the house looking at the tv and was just shocked that it was going on. >> reporter: he immediately thought of his second oldest child, his 16-year-old son. >> my dad called me

. >>> meanwhile, retired nfl player ray lewis has urged the riots to spot. he took to his youtube page to send this message. >> baltimore get off the streets! kids go home! stay home! you don't have no right to do what you do to this city. too many hard working people built this city. we put this city together. we put this city on our back. we're with you. we know what's going on. we know the problems. we know there was wrong done. we know that we're not getting the right justice. we know all these answers. but riding it out on our streets is wrong dead wrong. >> real madrid and atletico madrid will receive reports for breaking the rules of signing young players. barcelona serving a transfer ban. they win 3-0 with goals atletico 1-0 win by the win. >> despite being 14 points behind roma is still 15 points behind uv after a 3-0 win. chelsea are poised to win the lead. the 18 world cup in russia could be housed in at volatile region of chechnya. a suicide-bomber killed five police officers in the chechen capital. two months later a gun battle left 20 dead. the

. >>> ray lewis has taken to youtube page to send this message. >> baltimore get off the streets.s go home. stay home. you don't have--you don't have no right to do what you're doing to this city. too many hard working people built this city. we put this city together. we put this city on our back. we're with you. he know what's going on. we know the problems. we know there was wrong done. we know that we're not getting the rights. we know all these answers. but we're riding it out in our streets is wrong. dead wrong. >> the spurs are one game away from taking the series from the l.a. clippers. they beat the dallas mavericks 103-94 to clench their series in five games. houston reaching the second round of the playoffs for the first time in six years. >>> real madrid has denied spanish media reports saying they've received a ban from fifa on breaking the rules signing young prayers. they say the report is false and the club has not violateed any rules. this is their game in hand and they've taken the lead. finally an australian daredevil has claimed a peace of history. the first pe

. >>> the former linebacker and the analyst ray lewis took a break from the draft debutties to show his support for the people of baltimore, especially the city's young people. lewis took the message of non- violence where he encouraged the team to do something different than what they have always done. >> do you really want to change something? i saw a change in that hood. think about it without the hood. >> yeah. something for them to think about the hood. >> and lewis goes on to say it's not fair to generalize the entire city by the actions of a few. >>> we've got a yellow alert in place for showers and thunderstorms moving in to the area with some big thunder boomers there a short time ago. you'll see the yellows and oranges, over the past hour. we'll zoom in a little bit. kind of watching this little cell right here, moving off to the north and the west. pretty good activity too up in charleston with no strong wind or hail. we'll zoom in to this one as you can see pretty good rain. just on the west side of the 270 headed essentially northwestward towards the town and up 190 on rive

player ray lewis is loved if controversial former player for the baltimore ravens and took to his youtube page to urge rioters to stop. >> baltimore get off the streets. kids go home stay home. have you to right to do what you are going to this city. too many hard-working people build the state. we put the city together. we put the city on our back. we know what is going on we know the problems. we know there was wrong done. we know we are not getting the right justice. we know all the answers. it's wrong, dead wrong >>> it's on rare occasions that events outside the ballpark impacted on baseball's schedule. it postponed games in 1968 on the day of martin luther king's funeral. baltimore and other u.s. cities experienced rioting after the assassination of the civil rights leader >>> in 1989 the series between oaklands athletics and san francisco giant was put on hold after an earthquake struck the bay area and the league shut down for a week in 2001. after the september 11th attacks on the world trade center in new york and pentagon >>> the san antonio spurs are a week away from reaching

ray lewis wants to do his part to help calm the tensions in baltimore. >> young kids, you've got to understandething. get off the streets! violence is not the answer. >> we first showed you this video yesterday. he was trying to encourage young people to get off the streets as you heard there. this morning we're learning lies which has decided not to -- lewis has decided not to be part of the espn's broadcast of the nfl draft this week. "the baltimore sun" says he'll stay in baltimore and try to encourage young people to protest peacefully. lewis played for the baltimore ravens for 17 years. >>> a developing story this morning. the death toll from the earthquake in nepal now stands at more than 5,000 people. rescue crews are working around the clock now. this morning we are hearing about a man who survived underneath rubble in nepal for 82 hours. three days plus. he said he kept banging on that rubble hoping somebody would hear him and rescuers did hear him last night. he survived under a collapsed hotel surrounded by bodies. he said he had to drink his own your on the survive. >>> and the urb

ray lewis weighing in on the unrest. posted an impassioned plea for peace.gave rioters a piece of his mind. listen to this. >> you don't have no right to do what you are doing to this city. too many hard working people built this city. we put this city together. we put this city on our back. there is too many people put in real sweat, real tears, to make our city a better place. >> the people of baument more are trying to pick up the pieces and move forward. take a lack at this. many residents were out early tuesday morning, coming together to support their city. they cement the day cleaning up trash and sifting through debris. after monday's long night of destruction. >> here is a glimmer of hope as well. during the chaotic events in baltimore. important that we circle back and show you, moments like this. a powerful image, a young boy offers water to police officers in riot gear, during tuesday's protests. quite a difference from the scenes of unrest. >> now we have more of the world's biggest stories to bring you here on "cnn newsroom. indonesia moves ahe

. >>> it's not just baseball that has been effected by the rioting, retired nfl player ray lewis is aved if controversial player and took to his youtube pages to urge rioters to stop. >> baltimore get off of the streets! kids stay home! you don't have no right to do what you are doing to this city! too many hard-working people built this city! we put this city on our back! we with you! we know what is going on! we know there was wrong done! we know we're not getting the right justice! we know all of these answers! but rioting in our streets is dead wrong! >> it is on rare occasions that represents outside of the ballpark have impacted on baseball's schedule. the mlb postponed all games in 1968 due to martin luther king's funeral. in 1989 the world series between the athletics and san francisco giants were put on hold for 12 days after an earthquake struck the bay area. and in 2001 the league shut down the games after the september 11th attacks on the world trade center center. >>> the spurs are one round away of reaching the next rounding of the playoffs. they won game 5, 111-107 on t

player ray lewis is a much-loved member of the community, former baltimore ravens player. he took to his youtube page and ordered rioters to stop. >> baltimore, get off the streets. kids go home stay home. you don't have the right to do what you're doing, too many hard-working people built the city, we put it on the back. we are with you, we know what is going on, we note the problems we know what has done. we know we are not getting the right justice. we know these answers. rioting in the streets is wrong dead wrong >>> it's only rare occasions that outside the ballpark events impacted the schedule. the m.l.b. postponed games in 1968 on the day of martin luther king's funeral. baltimore experienced rioting after the assassination of the civil rights leader. in 1989 the series between oakland athletics and the san francisco giant was put on hold after an quake struck the bay area, and the league was shut down for a week in 2001 after the attacks on the world trade center in new york and the pentagon >>> the san francisco spurs are a win away from reaching the second round

. >> former baltimore ravens great, ray lewis made an emotional appeal for peace on the streets of baltimore he said that students blamed for monday's violence need to stay off the streets and stop escalating the problem and he said that they have no right to do what they're doing. the baltimore orioles will be playing tomorrow night. and they will be playing the white sox but major league baseball has announced that they will not be open to the public. back in 2012, i sat down with a panel of judges, attorneys and prosecutors, who were all working in the baltimore legal system talking about why so many young black men end up in that system. >> i think it starts way before it gets in the courtroom. i think that you walk down the street. and you see folks standing on the corner, a young african-american guy if a young black kid walks by, if it was three white guys, they wouldn't do that. >> wanted broader point is, poor black neighborhoods are policed more aggressively. >> the police go into a high drug neighborhood. and they talk about the neighborhoods in which people live as if they were t

. >> that's baltimore ravens legend ray lewis telling students at frederick douglas high school they can all help change their city following the unrest. the day started when 55 members of the ravens team arrived in west baltimore in morning to help out, including quarterback joe flacco and head coach john harbaugh. they greeted local leaders and then dropped off boxes of food and other supplies for people living in neighborhoods damaged by the riots. coach harbaugh said a bunch of guys on the team care very deep deeply for the city. >> the baltimore case is sparking protests nationwide this one in new york city grew tense last night when demonstrators scuffled with police. the protest was in manhattan's union square when it spilled onto the streets and blocked traffic. dozens of officers moved in with plastic handcuffs and began making arrests. they ended up taking about 100 people into custody. >>> now for a check of our weather, we're tracking showers and thunderstorms. let's go to storm team4 meteorologist veronica johnson in the weather center. >> some of those thunderstorms bri

. >> one of the team's most famous players retired linebacker ray lewis speaking out about those riotstake a look at this. >> no way no way no way this can happen in our city, no, young kids, you got to understand something. get off the street. violence is not the answer. violence has never been the answer. freddie gray -- >> remaining at home in maryland rather than work the draft in chicago for espn. he said in a statement he to does not feel right leaving the city at this time. >> i commend him for. that will sometimes you need star power to casino of get the attention of the younger generation. good move. >> you can tell right there with his demeanor, he is trying get inside the heads of a lot of those young kids. >> very passionate. >> coming up: emotional testimony at the trial of colorado shooting suspect james holmes. here from some of the survivors who took the stand. >> plus we return to our top stories. those protests in baltimore we check in with steve keeley live outside the cvs we've seen there. he'll be there in just a moment. >>> things calm in baltimore, last night dif

. >> as tensions continued to simmer in the streets, former baltimore ray convenience player ray lewistroversial figure posting this passionate message in morning. >> go home stay home! you don't have no right to do what you're doing to this city! >> with law enforcement under threat and spread thin last night, a call to defend charm city was made to ordinary residents. >> get out there and stand tall stand up for your neighborhood. >> and they did. local pastors. >> these are owlur jewels in the community. >> community groups and lone intermediaries. they all took a stand. take this woman moving between police and a growing group of police officers armed spread wide shouting pleading for police. when this woman recognized her son as one of the rioters, shee she took things into her own hands. blocks away posting this video of a march down the avenue to declare god and peace. as darkness fell more local he roes emerged. robert valentine, a vietnam veteran is no stranger to standing his ground and on monday night he had no plans to back down standing between police and taunting teens. >

former ravens star ray lewis made an impassioned and powerful plea today to stop violence and postedful video op his facebook page. let's take look. >> no way. no way. no way this can happen in our city. no! young kids you got to understand something. get off the streets. violence is not the answer. violence has never been the answer. freddie gray, we don't do nothing for him doing this. there's there's a deeper issue. we know what the jungle looks like but this isn't it. there's enough of us in the streets trying to change what's going on. baltimore, get off the streets! kids go home. stay home. you don't have -- you don't have no right to do what you doing to this city. too many hard-working people built this city. we put this city together. we put this city on our back. we with you. we know what's going on. we know the problems. we know there was wrong done. we know we're not getting the right justice. we know all these answers. violating in our streets is wrong. it's dead wrong. >> you can see how passionate he feels about what's going on. the video has more than 120,000 likes. o

so is ravens legend ray lewis. he made a decision to miss covering the nfl draft for espn to stay in baltimore and help promote peace. more of that in sports. >> thank you. >>> we reached out to the baltimore fire officials but still no word on the cause of a massive fire at a senior center. and whether or not that fire was related to the disturbances in another part of the city. this fire broke out in east baltimore. officials say the building was under construction. it was being developed into a community center and senior apartments by a church group. parishioners say it was dedicated to the neighborhood. >> when many churches and pastors could have left this community, this church decided to stay and really reinvest in this community. so it's really disheartening to see the commitment to justice be distracted and for this devastation to happen. >> fire officials say other fires set around the city did not affect their ability to deal with that fire. >>> the burning of the cvs in baltimore left many people witho

ray lewis joined some of his former coaches and teammates to speak at two baltimore schools today. several students at frederick douglas high school were involved in monday's riots. coach john harbaugh says he and lewis spoke earlier in the week about trying to help the city regain a sense of normalcy. we'll keep an eye on events in baltimore throughout this hour and coming up at 5:30 just ahead here, a closer look at what businesses are looking at as they head into what normally might be a busy spring weekend. alison: to the weather now and abc 7 is on storm watch tonight after some hail fell in the area this afternoon. chief meteorologist doug hill in the storm watch weather center with some details. hi doug. doug: still a little hail in spots. had it in the city. last report of a little hail falling not far from the american legion bridge in montgomery county. so it's interesting weather day here watching everything. right now, outside of the belfort furniture weather center, just cloudy but take a look at what's happening in barriville virginia right now at clark county high sc

and now a lot have spoke down baltimore legend ray lewis' fiery speech has gone viral.ple of baltimore to stop the violence. watch this. >> you don't have -- you don't have no right to do what you're doing to this city. too many hard working people built this city. we built this city. we put this city on our back. these people put in real sweat, real tears to make our city a better place. >> now, john lewis was scheduled to work the nfl draft with espn which starts tomorrow but he's not going to go. he's going to stay in the city. >>> olympic gold medalist michael phelps also showed report on social media for his town. he tweeted i love our city it's truly a great city. and i know we're better than this. we can get this together. be more. back to the white sox and orioles game postponed will be made up today as a doubleheader. today's game one close to the public that will get going 2:05 local time. john back to you. >> it's going to feel so so strange, coy. i know the public address announcer will be calling the game. he'll be announcing the players coming up to the pl

former ravens linebacker ray lewis posted a very emotional video on facebook today pleading with the. >> young kids, you've got to understand something. get off the streets! violence is not the answer. violence has never been the answer. freddie gray, we don't do nothing for him doing this. we know there's a deeper issue. we know what the jungle looks like. but this isn't it. there's enough of us in the streets trying to change what's going on. >> we'll have much more on news4 at 6. back to you, jim. >> a lot of eyes on that message there. dianna, thank you. >>> we continue to work developing stories out of baltimore right now. the violence having a big impact not just on neighborhoods but at local landmarks. ahead, pat collins talks to people about how businesses have been impacted. >>> we are talking about beautiful weather today, tomorrow, but then a nor'easter trying to develop. i'll show you how it affects the end of your workweek, plus the weekend fore >> announcer: and now your storm team4 forecast. >>> we've seen beautiful weather across the region today. take a look at this

coming up as members of the community appeal for continued calm including former baltimore raven star ray lewis who's had his own brushes with the law. yesterday he posted this passionate plea to stop the violence. it's been viewed already more than 24 -- >> you've got to understand something -- get off the streets! violence is not the answer. violence has never been the answer. tters. i want some gray...but not too much. only touch of gray uses oxygen to gently blend away some gray but not all for that perfect salt and pepper look. satisfaction guaranteed. just you and the look you want. just for men touch of gray >>> counsel, i'm not sure it's necessary to get into sexual orientation to resolve the case. i mean if sue loves joe and tom loves joe, sue can marry him, and tom can't. and the difference is based. their different sex. why isn't that a straightforward question of sexual discrimination? >> provocative question from the chief just. the supreme court expected to rule in june on what is likely going to be a landmark decision on same-sex marriage. tom goldstein is more than's supreme cou

. >>> speaking of sports here and how it relates to this crisis, former baltimore raven ray lewis is making an impassioned plea to those who took part in the violent protests. look at this. all right. he made an impassioned plea on his facebook page telling kids go home, stay home. clearly didn't have that for you. lewis announced that he'll not be attending the nfl draft in chicago tomorrow night. real quick, is this video? can we show this real quick? we'll try to get that for you later. >>> the problems in baltimore have reawakened the tension and anger felt in ferguson, missouri. authorities are keeping a close eye on their community today and tonight after dozens of protesters hit the streets last night and into this morning. police say at least two people were shot but it's still not clear if those shootings were related to the protests. scary nonetheless. witnesses say that some demonstrators were throwing rocks at police and even set fires in the streets spinning out cars there as well. officers were also arrested at least five suspects for looting. >>> president obama is spe

former rays linebacker ray lewis took to social media to send an emotional plea for the violence to stop in baltimore. take a look at the video that he posted on his facebook page. >> baltimore, get off the streets! kids, go home! stay home! you don't have no right to do what you're doing. too many hard working people build this city! kellye: lewis posted messages on twitter asking the community to unite and stop the violence. alison: on our facebook page we asked our viewers how do you feel specifically about the way baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake has handled the riot situation so far? kellye: and calvin wrote job rating for the issue, f. #enoughsaid. alison: katherine posted this. i feel if someone has held the position and experience what's going on in baltimore, we shouldn't judge. it's easy to say or think what we would do differently when we have an experience or been through it. kellye: kevin simply wrote "disappointed. "you can join the conversation by going to our facebook page. alison: we ask you to stay with abc 7 and wjla.com as we follow this crisis in baltimore. i

reaching out to celebrities and to athletes, who have strong ties to this community, among them ray lewisarmelo anthony, in hopes they will be a part of the process of diffusing the situation. this protest here, we saw the nba star carmelo anthony was presence. but still, these folks wait to see what information they will hear. but there's frustrations they're not going to get the answers they want right away. >> and frustrations are then exacerbated by false looks or false attention given that this report tomorrow would be public and it was handed over today as not public. and then all these conflicting leaks that we're getting. all of this seems to exacerbate the situation rather than calm the situation. >> reporter: rev, i think you're exactly right. to give you a sense where our reporting stands right now, law enforcement sources late today tell our nbc station here in baltimore, wbal that freddie gray's catastrophic injuries, the injuries that ultimately cost him his life took place inside that police van, not during the videotaped arrest. that's one of the details that people are ho

former super bowl mvp ray lewis -- >> get off the streets! violence is not the answer! >> reporter: dozens of teens are now under arrest. police will arrest more once they identify the tass. toya graham says she hopes her teen age son won't be one of them. that's why she did what she did. >> i'm just grateful i was able to get him home. i hope he understands what was going on. >> reporter: in the downtown neighborhoods where the rioting started, a community effort continues. volunteers are cleaning up. >> i wept for my city. this morning, i'm cleaning for my city. >> reporter: we're reminded there are real issues. high among them is is the sense that policing here is unfair. we were told by many that we can't begin to pray for peace until we first play for justice. robin? >> steve, thank you. we'll have more on baltimore in our 8:00 hour. >>> now to the bad app that grounded dozens of flights. american airlines experiencing major delays because of a problem with pilot ipads. david kerley is at reagan national with the story. >> reporter: good morning. you know how you f