these are the foreign ministers meeting on the air base on the outskirts of rye ard. yemen is on the agenda not just because yemen has air campaigns going on in the first place, more than a week ago, and now the air strikes are continuous. objectives are yet to be achieved. it's a big concern. foreign ministers discuss that point. it's a preparatory meeting. and this is about ner preparatory meeting. leaders, when they met, will discuss their points later on 13 may with president obama when they met him in camp david in the united states. and a major point in the discussion with the u.s. president is iran and the concerns in the minds of g.c.c. leaders and their role and agreements framework agreement on the nuclear issue. g cc countries are concerned that iran may be given a leeway through the agreement to go ahead and continue its nuclear proliferation policy and probably be given, you know the opportunity to interfere in the affairs of the region. they want from the u.s. president to give them reassurance that that will not happen, that iran and the u.s. will be he

rye discovered one more option, a drug sometimes used to help bring people out of anesthesia. two years ago, danielle became only the second person in the united states to get the drug for hypersomnia. instantly, it was a game-changer. >> within 15 minutes of placing the tablets under my tongue, all of a sudden that wall that i felt like i lived with in my brain, you know, my entire life was just gone. it crumbled. and i was able to think clearly and communicate and talk and hold a conversation with somebody without having to look at them. it was incredible. it actually made me feel for the first time like i was alive. >> for glenn keller, finding how to live with his sleep disorder has been about finding balance. as a professional truck driver, he spends more than 250 days of the year on the road, driving day and night. all of it while dealing with sleep apnea. so time for another sleep fact. a region of your brain called the hypothalmus regulates your sleep and wakefulness matching them to the 24-hour cycle of day and night, called the circadian rhythm. that means your body

and cult rye. this is a bottle that costs $4,000., and this is stuff you can't find. this is all sold out. on the secondary market, this would go for $8,000. one of these bottles cost $100,000. mictures is great stuff. these are bourbons that have a distinct quality. a lot of them are aged a lot longer. a lot of standard bourbon is aged four years. a lot of these are aged longer. the folks at mictures don't tell me the secret recipe that goes into them. it's the mix of corn rye wheat and other things. these are made are proprietary recipes. gerri: i've seen it offered in bars some time ago. just a shot would set you back. >> pappies, for a shot, $100. gerri: for a shot of bourbon! >> if you can find a bar that sells it. their secret formula is that they put wheat in the mix. that gives it a different flavor. bourbons have been aged 15, 20 years. the average bourbon is four to six years. gerri: older than your children. charles: older than my kids. and i'm an old guy. gerri: here to weigh in, bourbon lover and also personal finance ex

what's the long term potential for miniature rye zags there? >> well we've been through several cycles of miniature rye zags. i mentioned earlier that we had take thn refrigerator sized kill vehicle and shrunk it down to the size of a bread box. that was what got us the capability to turn the standard missile into a ballistic missile defender. and that that system is probably about the right size for what we need to get done. the last time we looked at the mkv program, our goal then was to look at very large number of intercepters on a single booster. we were talking in the order of 24, 25. as we improve our sensing network and improve our capability to discriminate the need to have 25 kill vehicles on a single rocket is certainly less necessary than what we would have perceived before. and we weren't striving for that kind -- we don't need to strive for that capability now. so my perception is is that we will probably need some miniature rye zags this next go around. i don't think it's to the magnitude that we achieved from the ho experiment t

quite a bit in terms of providing for ongoing engineering support, to provide engineering services for rye vicements or review. i just want to make sure in the future that hopefully this department has learned where there may be some troubled issues to try to address that in the beginning. but again, i do express this is a shared nature of then credibly big project. >> okay. all right. at this point, we'll open up to public comment. anybody wish to comment on item number 8? we're on item number 8. >> (indiscernible). >> speak in the podium. >> (indiscernible). >> sir, do you have any comments on item number 8? okay. thank you very much. seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i would like to send forward item number 8 with a positive recommendation. >> okay. we have a motion from supervisor tang. we can take that without objection. madam clerk, item 9, please. >> item 9 is the assures and deliver on the housing development not to exceed approximately 61 million for the purpose of providing financing and the acquisition of a two hundred multi rental housing project located in the city at

former dub, brick lopez, ryes and crushed. game tied. i thought they pulled.pez, team high 22. 91-83 brooklyn. we have a series now. 2-1 hawks leading that one. bucks and bulls, milwaukee holding on for deer life. deer bucks, get it? i know. jimmy butler he had 33. 1.3 seconds left. tied at 90. inbound to bailey. that's your game winner. bucks 92 bulls 90. >> minus an opening day home run this isn't been the start ben zobrist hoped for. he is headed to the disabled list with a tomorrow meniscus. afternoon matinee against the astros. stopped raining this morning. i don't get it. maybe the supplement outfield mistakes. man on second this is top of the first. former a, jeb lawrie, ruled a hit. valbuena scores. second evening, josh reddick in right. nonchalant. two batters later the drop. butler on the bases. chris carter knocks in valbuena 9-3 houston. a's have lost three straight and four of their last five. >>> they shall now be referred to as the kansas city royal pain in the in you know what. brawl ensued. today suspensions levied ventura, seven volquez, thro

they're not the rye! i'm going eat it because it's bloody delicious.rd to do welsh. >> he was born in wales but he's english. kennedy: scandal! i didn't know that. i thought he was walesy. seth rogen coming out of the closet. >> i'm only coming out of the closet because i'm getting hot boxed in there. all the moths in there, they are so soon, they don't remember what they've been eating, guess what? i've been munching on sweaters all afternoon. kennedy: obama saying he won't support hillary. >> let me be clear, i will not support hillary clinton until she pays me the $5 that she owes me. i loaned her the money one day for a pack of juicy fruit. the taste is gonna move you, and i said i will give you the money without interest. that is the obama guarantee, but i will need the money back in my pocket for the american people. okay. kennedy: i thought you told her if she likes the juicy fruit, she can keep it. >> you got to share a piece with the old man. with the bomber. boom, blow it up. kennedy: jonathan kite, i adore everything about you. come back soo

but with rescue crews not able to get into those hard to reach areas that number is likely to rye. the u.n. estimates 8 million people have been effected that is more than a quarter of nepal's entire population. or 20% of the product, dr. t maic new video has emerged showing the moment it struck east of katmandu. >> a tourist captures this video showing the scene, that is about 13-kilometers outside the capitol. it is known as nepal's culture gem. many have been badly damages by the quake. al jazeera has managed to reach one of those regions in the east. a rural district just outside, 1600 people are confirmed to have died. the actual figure may be as high as 5,000. >> from the village. what we are seeing here is extraordinary, look these people five days after this earthquake struck, trying to go through their homes what is left of them. it is just a pile of rubble, look over there people still in shock. only one child dies when the quake struck. still in shock really, people not sure what to do, where to go. this entire district has really been untouched by help for so many days.

they're planning a memorial and grief counselor are already among them as a town and campus community rye po make try to make sense of what happened here. there will be a walk in memory of the slain student and they expect to have a larger memorial sometime during the week. >> our darcy spencer will be attending that vigil tonight on the mary washington campus. look for her story at 11:00. and we'll push any new updates out on nbc washington.com. ♪ i'll be there for you ♪ >>> the national mall is packed and they are jamming out tonight at a preconcert and rally to celebrate earth day. acts like usher have been entertaining the crowd, also major policymakers from around the world speak about the importance of fighting climate change and poverty. >> our climate provides the water we drink, the land we live on. rampant waste and extreme weather make it hard to grow food. this affects us all but it affects the world's poor much more than you and me. ? you still have time to join the crowd and catch some music. the concert lasts until about 9:00. let's take a live look at the national mall. a

start on website search for rye recycling to learn more information about what products you can re psychh state. if you think your text still has some value best buy has a trade in program that will give customers gift cards for the amount their item is worth. and finally, greener gadgets.org. run by electronic association great resource to learn more about ways to choose environmentally products for your home. peruse the buying guide and use the energy calculate tear determine how much power your household gadgets are consuming n san francisco kara tsuboi, cnet.com, cbs "eyewitness news". >> i had a eight track player for awhile, might be hard -- still sounds good. >> ya? >> it does. >> ice cream company that's given us giri garcia out does itself. >> my favorite. >> well, ben and jerry's teaming one colorado new belgium brewery to make a salted carmel brownie beer. the beer is set to hit store shelves this fall, and so far there are no plans to make a beer flavored ice cream. >> oh, i can hear the pros and cons about that one we'll see. >> yes getting into a whole different realm here.

i would definitely reach out to the ark san francisco and janet pom rye center as well. i would suggest making contact with some of the senior centers because there are a lot of people that get there on their own steam even though they get services that are there. i think the dash communication sounds like a good idea to be displaying kind of the new and the old information simultaneously or on the same bus but i wonder how long that program will last, 2 weeks? >> there is no set time. we are going to let it until operators aren't getting questions anymore and staying there and getting befuddled looks. >> and people not getting on the bus because they think it's not theirs. i want to get to the question about council member wong about the low floor buses, the new fleet and the intention of the low floor buses as i understand is to reduce the height that you need to step up into the main body of the bus itself and that at the rear of the bus, it still needs to be at a certain height to cover the engine and that's the reason why you have the seats that are at i higher leve

thought, you know there's got to be something i can do to not only help clean up these communities and rye them the idea of sustainability that we all hear about in urban areas, but also help them raise money, and he came up with a fascinating idea. >> mike nolan and i have been working on this machine for the last two years. this is a technology . >> what a brilliant dude. >> it's existing technology. what they said to do is mobilize it and want to raise money on the indy go-go campaign to buy a motorcycle take it into different communities, they can bring the waste oil or plastic garbage and turn it into fuel. >> with other mobile machine, we're going to take this and turn it into fuel right then and there. >> it's a brilliant idea. a game changer. >> everyone should participate in finding the solution to this problem. >>> all right, everybody. pay attention. i time for us to give awayite i had pad mini. >> then click on rightthisminute.com. >> enter the buzzword on facebook twitter or both. you can use each are day >>> monday's buzzword is -- ultimate. >> gets on over to rightthisminute

angry protesters rye yotd toiching police cars, and threw bricks. one -- 15 police officers were hurt. some hit by tossed bricks and bottles. two of them are being treated at a hospital. >> this is not protesting. this is not your first amendment rights. this is just criminal acts doing damage to a community that is challenged in some ways that do not need this. >> reporter: the demonstrations were sparked from the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. his funeral was yesterday. he died in police custody. he suffered a spinal cord injury during his arrest and was not given immediate medical attention. his family meanwhile says they are disturbed by this violence. tonight's orioles-white sox game could be affected about because of safety issues and curfew. the game might be moved to a different location or played earlier in the day. >>> thank you. many people in baltimore are not happy with the violence. that includes this mom who went after her son in the middle of the street. she apparently recognized him on tv even though he was wearing a mask. the m

he also tells the paper he abouts to rye something different and focus on smaller startups. >>> chasm la harris has raised $2.5 million. she may need as much as $30 million for the 2016 election. harris has no democratic opponents. >>> the closures will allow crews to dig a pedestrian tunnel under van ness. the owners of tommy's joint restaurant says the project has already hurt business but they understand the need for change. >> i think all around town people are dealing with parkingish use or traffic issues, with construction issues. it's just part of san francisco right now. [ technical difficulties ] . the bridge carries -- the main drivers use it to avoid the congestion of interstate 880 which can be packed with traffic and trucks from the port of oakland. the city says there is no way to build a temporary bridge while repairs are under way. >> a lot of traffic news this morning. and sal it is unfortunately we're going to have some accidents and you're talking about a big rig. >>> yeah it's a jack-knifed big rig. we have it on our screen. northbound 680 north of north mission. y

than 70,000 people expected to attend the convention. 550 vendors will be selling guns and access ryes to tom akerman in nashville, there are many republicans expected to at ten. do you have to be in favor of gun ownership to be a republican president, then? tom? tom? can you hear me? >> reporter: yes, i can. >> isle start again. i ran through the list of all of the republican hopefuls for the presidential race who are going to be there making some sort of appearance. and i asked the question do you have to be openly in support of gun ownership to be a republican president of the u.s.? >> reporter: well it's not only that -- it's not only a requisite for the republican nominee but actually these people are here to tell the crowd here how -- just how vigilant they will be in not only upholding gun rights here but also preventing any kind of incursion of gun rights. the nra has long said the secret agenda of the obama administration was to take guns away from all americans. so with that in mine, these candidates are all saying don't worry about that because once i'm in the white house, t

been out there you have seen the parks that are currently in mission bay and the condition they are in rye -- right now that we have heard the excellent work that mjm is doing. quickly on the contract, the former redevelopment commission approved the contract back in december 1, 2009. january 20, 2012, to amend the contract to add a park p 10 which is the round about circle in mission bay and we amended the contract then. that was the 1st amendment and now we are here for the 2nd amendment. i went over the parks. those are the technical names of the parks. i will have the map up for you in a second. we have p 1, p 2 and p 5 and the parks that are directly under the contract. the original contract was for 3 years and there was the bill to extend the contract for another 3 years. we are in that second contract term. the contract will expire at the end of this year. so later this year, oci will have to go out to bid for these services. so here is an overview of which director bohee covered. oci manages the park on behalf of cie and by the community facilities district no. 5. the park underlyi

wusa9 news at noon is rye after this. -- is right after this. >> gorgeous out here with one exception. we're talking about tree pollen which is still like yesterday, in the high category. the weeds and mold are low. got a system that's going to bring us a threat for rain as early as thursday. i'll have your seven-day forecast >>> american airlines is back on schedule after a faulty app grounded dozens of jets. a glitch caused by ipad software used by the plane's pilots and copilots to view flight plans stopped working. the firm's cockpits went paperless in 2013 to save staff having to lug all that heavy paperwork on board. the company said that it was still investigating the cause of the problem but it was an app that did it. >>> crews are working to contain wildfires burning in the fields and forest around chernobyl. the power plant has as many as 200 firefighters working around the area around the infamous catastrophe site. a plume of radiation went across europe and it was the worst nuclear accident in history. >>> president obama is spending part of his day honoring educators. oba

here is how it looks on storm scan3, not everyone getting hit rye now. about ready to hit the road on the garden state parkway, no problems for you if you are not going to be on it for very long. really is at least starting off quietly enough, in southern new jersey, and delaware, but here is the thing, as this all drops south and east, you will eventually end up with the wet weather then it looks like it won't really lever throughout the rest of the day in southern new jersey and delaware. where we stand now we mention nice mild start for us generally within few degrees of 60, if not exceeding it right now, a lot even the northern suburbs so it feels good outside. here's how the day planner works out for philadelphia. a wet start to the morning. by about lunch hour or so, still going to have lingering showers, but we hit 3:00. things drying out again the further south you go, however rain still out there americanly morning rain event as go up toward the lehigh valley poconos into central pennsylvania. that's kind of how things warning out for you. furth

there were some violence after protesters fought with police earlier in the night, but think rye rootsed by the fatal injury of a black man in police custody were not repeated. the national guard are helping to restore order in the city after a series of mass protests. >>> well the curfew has also affected the baltimore orioles major league baseball team. every game throughout the history of the league has been open to its fans but that's all about to change on wednesday. the orioles will play the chicago white sox behind closed doors in response to the riots in the series. the first two games had to be postponed because of the violence. >>> the japanese prime minister is being honored in washington, d.c. they are hoping the visit will translate into a big trade agreement. patty culhane reports. >> reporter: the prime minister is getting the kind of attention reserved for very few visitors. including for the versus first time a japanese prime minister will address a joint session of congress but before the speech a state dinner only the eighth one of obama's presidency. on the menu bee

the question whether it's an over stepping of the bounds the rye words or wrong words were used when that request was made. >> reporter: robert menendez was first lecked to the us house of representatives in 1992. he joined the senate in 2006. menendez has agreed to give up his seat as ranking democrat the powerful senate foreign relations committee but he is flatly rejecting calls for his out right resignation from the senate. iain. >> bruce, thank you. >>> a fifth grader who jumped to his death from his north new jersey school was upset because his opponent didn't say checkmate during a chess match according to police tonight. this happened last month at grant elementary school in dumont, bergen county. police just releasing these new details. investigators say the 10-year-old was playing chess with a classmate during recess. a lunch aid reported hearing the boy say quote do you want me to do something drastic. soon there after the aid saw the boy jump. the boy reportedly gave a note to his chess opponent but police have not said what was written in that note. >>> a salon in ritten

senior washington correspondent, joins us now mike the president draw as clear line, though between the rye t yos overnight and protests which he says have gone really underacknowledged and the president digging into some of the bigger issues that society faces that have brought this to a head. >> well, it is right and i think it is instructive to compare what the president said. that may call brown and eric garner case, where he is placing his emphasis, really, obviously this is something that the president thought a great deal about. i think hissance was close to 15 minutes to that question from our colleague. about his reaction to what was happening and libby let's just pause and think about the tranquility of the rose garden just 30 or 40 miles from the chaos and unrest on the streets of baltimore that we saw so graphically last night and which authorities are still today struggling to contend with. the president did start out by taking a protestors to task he did the same thing in the wake of the ferguson riots. he referred to them as criminals and thugs let's listen to more what the p

september year hour hal mccoy owned an auto rye pair shop in north philadelphia long enough to learn valuable lesson. >> violence only brings violence. >> reporter: his shop sits 23rd and cecil b. moore the flash point for race riots that nearly destroyed this neighborhood in late august of 1964. >> after the riot everything was changeed. we had nothing in the community but blight, anger frustration. >> more than thee hundred people were injured and more than twice that arrested. three days of violence and looting. more than 200 stores in this busy commercial district were damaged or destroyed. mccoy was 17 years old that summer. he watched astor owners closed up and moved away. >> they left. they left empty buildings never to return. >> reporter: in a baltimore riots it was hard to miss the large number of high school saved vandals clashing with police. philadelphia's mayor says those young people seemed more inn at the present time on damaging and stealing than on protesting police misconduct. >> they have a right to free speech. they don't have right to free stuff. they don't have

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rye ab lesher, and shamus digney and colin kerr all died in the crash. the judge will decide her, punishment in 30 days. >>> ukee incredible, video i have been showing you in new york when a car broke in the huge fireball do you see that. this all started with the driver attempt to kill bed bugs. nearly killed himself. police say that the man noticed bed bugs in his rental car. he poured rubbing alcohol in it thinking would it kill bed bugs. then he lit the a cigarette. as you might imagine, that is what happen the car went up in flames. the the driver suffered first abe second degree burns. police say it does not need to face any charges. >>> just 53:00. lets check with katie. still chilly out there this morning. >> on april days this is how it goes. typical april days you will start off cool and end up warmer, so you have to dress in layers. that is exactly what today will end upbringing us, one of those days where you need to have extra layers ready to go to shed later in the day. we do also have out there on storm scan three is activity. not locally

if they think he can help rye not. >> i want to see what roll chip let's him play.nd that's what people have tried to make um be. >> it will be interesting. no doubt about it. >> the eagles and chip kelly just continue to keep fans on their toes. what do you think of this latest move? we'll talk marabou with beasley later on in sports. connect with us on the cbs philly facebook page or shoot us a tweet at cbs philly and use the hash tag cbs3 chat. break tonight two teenaged girls taken to the hospital aft being hit by a car in northeast physical. the 15 and 18 years were hit on the roosevelt boulevard in oxford circle. we know they suffered broken bones but no word on how seriously they were hurt. police say the driver is cooperating with the investigation. >>> police filed attempted murder charges against the woman accused of in violent love triangle attack in logan. investigator sauce 29-year-old precious coleman intentionally drove her suv into another woman beatrice spence and sped away. this happened friday afternoon on the 4400 block of 17th street. police say

it's 50 in palma rye rah and willow grove.e you through monday across the region it's a few degrees below average but not a bad day. that being said partly in the city. 62 degrees with a stray afternoon shower. down the shore partly sunny and cool. a shower. most stay inn land. in the poconos mostly cloudy with a couple of showers, degree 55 degrees. >> we'll talk about that one last cool day and just how far below normal we'll be for tomorrow. then the warmth returns by midweek bite end of the week tracking another chance for showers and we'll have a glimpse into next weekend as welcoming up with the seven day. natasha back over to you. >> stay one step ahead of the forecast always with the cbs philly weather app it's free and available now on i tunes and google play. >>> well we now know the identities of two people killed in a nasty crash in gloucester county today. police say jazz minute gonzales and another girl were killed when their car collided with another and slammed into a guardrail on i-295 in greenwich township. b

. >> reporter: weighing up to 8,000 pounds, the powerful rye naus ros can trace lineage back.but depending the future may count on 21st technology drones those unmanned aircraft. >> can i pick this up? >> you can pick this up. >> reporter: oh my gosh it's so light. what dr. thomas snitch and a team at the university of maryland think will protect rhinos from deadly poachers in southern africa. >> in the past six months where we've been operating in africa we've arrested a lot of poachers there's not been one single gunshot. >> reporter: africa is a vast continent. poachers use its size and cover of night to their advantage. but in this test program drones like this armed with infrared cameras act as shepherds in the sky to spot poachers. how do you decide where to fly the drone? >> i don't decide. the computer decides. >> reporter: and that's the key. theirin know vatdive technology crunches data about where the rhinos eat, drink and mate to predict where the poachers will strike. >> every rhino taken in this area was killed within 160 meters of this road. >> reporter: the dro

police after rested 27 rye yeters today. protesters have set up a police car a police van and even a cvs pharmacy on fire. and that fire was set after looters ransacked the place. officials say that the violence erupted at the mannedoman mall, a shopping area northwest of downtown and also location of the main bus depot used by students. in fact, the unrest broke out just after school let out. this all happened after 2500 people gathered at baltimore shiloh baptist church for funeral services for freddie gray. he was the in man who died while in police custody last weekend after suffering a mysterious injuries that resulted in a severed spine. eric garner's daughter erika was there and the reverend jesse jackson, but it was the reverend jamal bryant who eulogized gray and said gray's death would spur further protests and he urged the audience to join. outside the streets of one baltimore neighborhood became tense and broke out in confrontations between protesters and police. miles from the scene of unrest today a huge fire e

while at university of florida one of his receivers was rye liz cooper. the his roommate, tebow. won heisman trophy in 2007 but in 20 on will he finish third to oklahoma's sam bradford and tebow played with mark sanchez in new york while both were with the jets. >>> nfl makes draft all about the big names, first rounders from the big schools but there are hundreds of stories of athletes from small schools trying to live out a dream. philadelphia's native rasheed bailey scored 19 touchdowns for delaware valley college in doylestown. receiver and roxborough high graduate is expect to be a late round pick. the last week coach kelly and pat shurmur brought bail any for a work out. >> it is humbling, like a dream, it is like you are looking to wake up but you are already up. and to work out with the team that you grew up watching, walking in that hallway and you are like i'm here but you still got to do more. i mean i still have a lot to prove even though i was walking through those hallways. >>> still ahead phillies say it is waste too early to panic plus we will check with dom brown

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and rescue vehicles many and people came out with pick axes one of the historic areas of the city, to rye to find survivors they only found one body and then they kept digging then the rain came and it came down hard, and that really shut down the search and rescue operation there more international search teams arrived, these were from japan, malaysia, and germany the ones we saw and they also took a look at this area, to see if they could find anyone. but so far off they have been find is bodies. >> give us the context with nepal, the infrastructure in some ways is effected more severely than perhapses in a more developed country. what kind of facility does he have and what more does he need? >> well, actually, nepal right now you can see people are still living out in the open the only difference is now they have the tents. this is one of the main parts of the capitol and this is how people are living since saturday. this shows how desperately needed supplies are. relief supplies are still a fraction of what is needed. it is only in the capitol as we heard in the piece, there is much -

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sun glare this morning will certainly cause some delays in the cameras live look here, the blue route ryed-county interchange. son out 95, go for ride, near woodhaven road, further south heavy into girard, later tonight we got this 5k memorial run in wilmington, with some detours in effect until about 6:30, coming in from the suburbs sun glare 422, coming around the sane gabriel's curve. no problems on 202. >> seventy-three start to see the volume building exiting the schuylkill at university. mass transit running with no delays. mike alex being back to you. >> 6:34. >> breaking news overnight offer duty philadelphia police officer, out walking his dog is forced to jump into action. >> this storely sounds familiar to you officer shoots at this robber, at least eight times. there is steve at the round house. >> well a lot of familiar things mike. first every all it was six weeks ago today another man with another dog was robbed by people with another gun. and again in the same neighborhood. overbrook was just considered one of the nicest in philly. so another attempted robbery another guy

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you have, yet another one that -- that, has gone down because of some looters and rye yetters that have come out. and, one of the challenges that -- that officials are facing out here is because baltimore is such a large city and in comparison to such, ferguson for example. some of the police are saying it is harder for them to get a handle on some of the groups that have splintered off. and caused problems look you see right out here right now. now that they have been able to get more reinforcements into the area. perhaps, the morning will bear better news. but for now yet another fire here in baltimore. errol. >> the sad reality, jason, that fire behind you, the others we have seen and the looting will truly dominate the headlines coming out of baltimore tomorrow and for the next few daiys whic in a way minimizes and take as way the message of thousand of peaceful protesters in the past few days. i know there are still fire alarms and fire trucks near you. can you just explain to our viewers what the flash point for all this was at freddie gray's initial arrest and subsequent death? [