. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the mayor of baltimore, stephanie rollins rollins-blake. >>> more than two days there are miracles. the dramatic rescue in kathmandu this morning. seth, good morning. >> good morning to you. yes, absolutely a remarkable day. we were there through the entire search and rescue as these teams pulled out a 17-year-old boy who was trapped for 120 hours inside the guest house where he had worked. you can see all these multistory buildings around him, one of them collapsed. rescue workers told us he was almost in tomb. he was below the rubble and he's in a pocket of air. he remarkably managed to survive 120 hours. it started in a routine day. we were with a team usaid disaster team. firefighters from los angeles county and fair fax county virginia. we were surveying another scene not too far from where the rescue happened. we got the call that a voice had been heard and we went running. it was the type of call these guys train for for years to get the call of a voice heard against the odds. in the rubble it took several hours. chilling, almost remarkable w

mayor stephanie rollins blake said over an hour ago she will bring order from chaos and bring those who destroyed property to justice. she says she understands there is anger out there, but what we are seeing is not anger, it's destruction of a community that the rioters claim to care about. >> you saw tonight a demonstration by the faith community coming together to take to the streets. i think it speaks to the real heart and soul of our city that we are not going to allow our beautiful city to be destroyed. >> the state of maryland has requested up to 5,000 additional law enforcement officers to deal with rioting in the city of baltimore. i'm going to keep an eye on the situation as it develops and dawn emerges. coming up at 5:30 we're going to hear from the police commissioner who says street gangs are targeting his officers. now live in the digital operations center matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >> you can count on "nbc 10" to stay on top of the developing situation in baltimore all morning. coming up at 5:15 we'll check in with philadelphia police to find out if they'll play a role

we want to listen to stephanie rollins-blake. she's the mayor of baltimore. we've been anticipating this news conference and update for the last hour or so. let's listen to her. >> thank you for being here this evening. what we see tonight that is going on in our city is very disturbing. it is very clear there is a difference between what we saw over the past week with the peaceful protests. those who wish to seek justice, those who wish to be heard and want answers, and the difference between those protests and the thugs who only want toen cite violence and destroy our city. i'm a life-long resident of baltimore. too many people have spent generations building up this city. for it to be destroyed by thugs who in a very senseless way are trying to tear down what so many have fought for. tearing down businesses tearing down and destroying property. things that we know will impact our community for years. we are deploying every resource possible to gain control of this situation and to ensure peace moving forward. i've been in contact with our governor, and he

baltimore mayor stephanie rollins blake says a full investigation into under away. >> we will provide the community with full answers. we will continue to be aggressive and thorough with our reforms in the baltimore police department. >> the baltimore police are examining video of the incident and say it does not show officers using excessive force but they say gray repeatedly asked for medical help. six police officers have already been suspended in this continuing investigation. >>> back here at home san jose police officers may soon have technology to better predict where crimes mayo cur. at tonight's city council meeting the finance department is expected to recommend spending half a millionon dollars. it would give police officers on the street realtime crime information. it will also help the police department to send officers where they are needed. the crime mapping system the san jose police used now is about ten years old. >>> oakland coffee company that has developed a cult like following is teaming up with the popular san francisco bakery. blue bottle coffee announced a new

mayor stephanie rollins blank is criticized for not acting sooner. governor is defending the mayor. >> she was trying as best she could. this was a difficult situation. i know that it typically takes eight hours to mobile liedz the guard. we did it in three because we were already ready. >> the controversy going back to comments the mayor made over the weekend where it sounded like she was justifying the riots. >> while we tried to make sure they were protected from the cars and other things that were going on,we whethers gave those who wished to destroy space to do those as well. >> as the city spirals out of control rngs al sharpton is adding fuel to the fire blasting the governor saying he's taking cheap shots at the mayor. sharpton called for an end to the vie lengths saying he is planning a march from baltimore to dc. the national guard has activated 1700 guards men to help keep the faes peace. back to you. >> anna thank you for joining us this morning. >>> 40 miles away from the violence andy instruction president obama weighing in and still bl

mayor stephanie rollins blake tweeted from the days of the nation's earliest civil rights sit-ins, baltimore has a long tradition of peaceful and respectful demonstrations. she said she was joining with faith leaders to call on everyone to remain peaceful. as of right now there may not be an official hiatus, but an unofficial one. nothing organized or planned for today. we'll be watching. any smaller demonstrations could grow larger. yesterday's was a group of largest we've seen over 1,000 people. it was about a dozen or so that ended up causing problems. folks are hoping that doesn't happen again. >> what are the expectations this week as investigations continue? >> this is a big week for investigations especially the local police investigation. we know that friday may 1st is when police here are set to hand over their material their information to the maryland state's attorney's office. that's how they will decide how to proceed whether to file charges. there is also a federal investigation going on. congressman elijah cummings who represents baltimore talked about this this morning on "fa

>> this is i think the crisis of leadership in terms of stephanie rollins blake and the governor bothom wanted to make sure people had their first amendment riots and we saw seven days of peaceful. but yesterday with with the kids and young people in the west baltimore area we saw that that didn't work. in fact it was an invitation for the young people to think that you know what this is a police free zone i can get away with bad behavior. i can jump on the police car and no one says anything. you haven oshgy. i was disappointed say will jszyy jszy -- jesse jackson saying we need less police. no you need more police. >> i hope people in baltimore are listening. >> you can hear more from juan. that you will hear more from juan today. >> and president obama is looks to nail down a trail deal with asia. mr. obama is getting flack from the left and right. why he thinks he must prove forward. >> if we don't write the rules, china will write the rules and we'll be shut out. and american businesses and agriculture and that means a loss of u.s. jobs. >> tensions remain high in baltimore. a ne

we heard from the mayor there, stephanie rollins-blake as well as the police commissioner there. this after all attention now in baltimore as people have been protesting what they say is another case of police brutality. the freddie gray case. we will continue to follow this and this press conference will continue as well on newschannel 8. but now, we turn to this story out of california where a man accused of trying to scale the white house fence here is scheduled to appear in courtney time now. the incident happened late last night. the secret service says 54-year-old jerome hunt was arrested quickly and has now been charged with unlawful entry. this incident comes less than a week after the secret service met with other federal agencies to figure out how to make the white house grounds more secure. >> >> >> -- leon: we're hearing from a man behind the chaotic scene of the grounds of the u.s. capitol last week. doug hughes is talking about how he flew that gyrocopter on the west lawn and why he did it. alison: that's right. karen traverse has more on the pilot, on his arrest an

just moments ago the mayor of baltimore, stephanie rollins blake, entered the church shaking hands with his twin sister and mother. hopefully we'll pull those pictures up and show them to you. also members of the obama administration will be showing their faces at this funeral and a elijah cummings. i can't tell -- that's not the mayor right now. she did enter the church and we'll have pictures for you shortly i'm sure. let's head to baltimore and check in with athena jones. good morning athena. >> reporter: you can see the pictures. the service about to get under way. the public has been coming in the last hour or so to view the body of freddie gray. a lot of emotion and there's a lot of anger and unanswered questions about how freddie gray came to be injured during that police van ride a couple weeks ago. you mentioned congressman elijah cummings one of the speakers on the program today. he represents about half of the city of baltimore. he's one of the people angry and wants to see changes in the baltimore police department so they follow the rules and regulations already in place. a

mayor stephanie rollins blake instituting a 10:00 p.m.overnor of maryland issues a state of emergency in the city and puts more than 5000 national guard troops on hand. 27 arrests. tom: you wonder what happens tonight. olivia: i really recommend logging onto the "baltimore sun." fantastic coverage. tom: good idea. olivia: time now to answer our portal question. we asked you -- did urban renewal fail in baltimore? first -- it is obvious urban mono will has failed in baltimore. urban renewal has failed in every city. they can answer -- the people themselves must be held accountable. we cannot condone degenerate behavior. third answer -- there is an and balance in our society caused by years of systemic dissemination. it is coming out through violence. that third response really gets the nerve of what i am seeing and a lot of op-eds, particularly one in the "baltimore sun" this morning saying this is the consequence of 20 years of discrimination and police brutality. it is incredible some of the numbers, $5.4 million paid out of police sedim

charles: mayor stephanie rollins, come from the same cloth. that would explain her crazy green lighting of this sort of stuff on saturday. do you think someone could get elected in that community if they were to go and say you are messing up -- is on you, you got to take control of your life, has nothing to do with anyone who is a different color or lives in a different county. you have to take control of your life. the things that person could get elected? >> they possibly could buy up person that is communicating that message to these people need to show these people you came up from your bootstraps as well please even if you or i were to go to that community and tell these people you can make a change you can do better, neither one of us came from backgrounds where we were born with a silver spoon in our mouth. in my community in my community where i came from east cleveland, ohio, is similar to baltimore and i have been relatively successful and i do think if they have the right message and they see the right image of an individual's that

a baltimore press conference that's going to begin here shortly with the mayor of baltimore, stephanie rollinsse waiting to hear from what her meeting with community leaders was like. we know this is all in regards to the tragic death of 25-year-old freddie gray taken into custody april 12th. in 45 minutes of police custody in a van then emerged with multiple fractures to his spine and died less than a week later after living in a coma. protestors have been on the streets for six days asking for more transparency and more facts about what took place after freddie gray's arrest. we'll bring it to you live when the mayor takes to the podium. >>> we'll hear more from the florida mailman that flew a copter on the lawn last week. he was armed with letters to every member of congress that included the quote from now secretary of state john kerry quote, the unending chase for money threatens to still our democracy itself. he spoke last night with chris matthews about his life now and why he thought delivering his message was worth taking the risk of his own life. >> what are conditions of your detent

i want to say this no one would want to change places with stephanie rollins blake. to a crisis and maybe out of the block she was a little slow. i think yesterday she brought together i saw a press event where she brought together citizens across the city. it is tough to lead the city in a crisis. >> joining us mayor michael nuter. i understand you feel the same way about baltimore. do you think her leadership is up to the task at this point? >> first i want to commend the mom we saw. i have been on the other side of the head pops and i survived him i'm sure mark did as well. she wasn't thinking ability cameras, as she said. shelves doing what she felt she needed to do her son will be fine he learned a big lesson on the national stage. with regard to monday. certainly what we saw was a at their worst. yesterday we saw the majority at tear best taking back their community community. i think many were surprised what they were doing on monday t. mayor, i know mark knows and i know very very well. a great leader very decisive a measured approach how to deal with high sc