this will be interesting to see what happens next. >> tisha and wendy thank you very much. you're looking at live pictures right now of a rather large crowd and growing. moving towards a liquor store and seemed to be trying to crowd their way into that store. >> there they go. >> presume it is to continue the looting process that began, i don't know maybe a couple of hours ago now. >> we understand shomari stone has an interview with somebody. he's talked to on the street. he just spoke to a baltimore resident about what he sees happening in his town tonight. let's listen. >> a lot of craziness going on. but it's understandable. people say out here they are armed protesters it's no longer protesting it'sbout breaking things. but why we came out here in the first place. >> which is why? >> to show the police that you know they can't do whatever they want whenever they want and not get punished for their wrong acts. >> do you think this will make a difference? >> it's really hard to say, you know. it's really hard to say. >> all right. that's somebody shomari has talked to on

tisha, you are at the desk. we have been talking about, you know the teargas being used the pepper spray and we have seen like a trash can on fire, too, and some bottles and rocks or bricks thrown. what do we know about any attack on a police car? i'm seeing pictures on the twitter feed. >> so far, we can tell you what we have been watching. it began about when school got out and a large group of students from the school went up pretty well-known street there. called liberty heights. and they went into a 7-eleven. they came pouring out. came out and went back in again and then made the way down the road until they had a standoff essentially with the baltimore city police as they created a wall in front of a shopper's food warehouse connected to the mondawmin mall there. it is well-known within the city. but most people who visited our city folk they're not people from you know other parts of the state. and that point is when we really started to see bottles, bricks rocks being thrown at passing by buses. traffic

tisha. >> let's go back to that map that you all just showed. that map is going to be incredibly help lful. the activity started at the top yellow square mondawmin mall near the maryland zoo. we heard that students came out of frederick douglass high school a public high school and started to flood into a 7-eleven. they came they went they came back out and making the way down reisherstown road until they got to the mall. this looks like interviews happening right now with channel 11 sister station. this is the activity that was happening outside of the mall. you can see police would move forward. it looked to be mostly students at this point. this is right after school. they would run away. they never entered the mall itself. most of the mall people had left. it was described as a mostly ghost town. that right there was an arrest. this was the action all throughout the afternoon. the folks would move across the street. and then start throwing bricks and stones at any vehicle that would pass by. there's one right there. at buses. at police. at p

we begin with tisha thompson. with a report on the very latest developments up there in baltimore. >> jim, that's right. we have been here since this began and wanting to start with new video of mondawmin mall. video from the ground. this is what it looked like we of course have been showing folks video from helicopt this is the first you are getting from the actual street level. >> this was recorded earlier. this was the initial area the genesis at mondawmin mall where the social media and the fliers said start here and move towards city hall. this is where all that video we were seeing from 3:00 coming here and from a chopper and now seeing it at eye level down on the ground. >> you can see quite a few police officers. we want to let you know that there are at least 30 police officers from prince georges county a few have been minorly injured. there's about 40 from the montgomery county area. about 40 from the maryland state police. i'm sorry. forgive me. 40 from mont good morning you county. 82 from the marylan

tisha is here with reaction from the state lawmaker who saw that story. tisha? >> doreen, last week we introduced you to lieutenant colonel teresa james the highest ranking guard member to come forward with a rape allegation in the country since the guard started tracking these crimes in 2012. she says she waited six years before reporting her rape fearing her 34-year career with the west virginia national guard would be destroyed, which she says is exactly what happened. >> her career was ruined and that she is being forced into retirement that is not what should happen to a victim. >> reporter: west virginia delegate barbara flesh ire was alarmed when our investigation revealed the state's national guard unit doesn't have a way to criminally punish soldiers accused of rape and sexual assault. >> according to lieutenant colonel james there's no procedure for cart martialourt mashltting in wave wf. >> reporter: the i-team found most rules do not apply to national guard units across the country because they are state militias, which must follow their state laws.

tisha? >> from mon mondawmin mall, they're using the hash tag i love baltimore to invite people out to play basketball, eat food and hold a discussion. this is being driven heavily by pro and college basketball including will barton. at the same time city leaders are preparing for a citywide curfew that begins at 10:00 p.m. and will last through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. it will be in effect all week. what we don't know yet is if schools will be back in session. the mayor of baltimore is defending her decision to close schools today. she says many teachers called and said they wouldn't show up for work following the protests because of that, many churches are offering to see children who rely on school for a meal. and for a second straight night, the baltimore orioles are postponing their game. that would be tonight, tomorrow the team will play at camden yards but the game will be closed to the public. major league baseball says this may be a first in recent history. the league doesn't have any re

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tisha lewis, "fox news". >> nellie, is arrested in tennessee. police found meth marijuana and guns on his tour bus. the the bus was pulled over for not having proper stickers on a highway that connects knoxville and nashville. police say, that they smelled pot, so they did a search nellie's attorney says the drugs did not belong to the rapper and he says that nearly 20 people had access to the bus before it was pulled over. >>> well, still ahead tonight on fox 29 news at 6:00 a famous couple, now proud parents celebrity baby news is coming up. >>> and a teenager is maced and hit with the taser during a traffic stop the encounter caught on tape next. >>> plus a two-year old boy falls into a enclosure how the the cheetah in the zoo in ohio. what went wrong and how the wild cat responded to the emergency. a site to sees as a power plant is imploded in pass dean california. demolition experts brought down the deep water plant, at 10:00 a.m. it just took second for the the 475-foot chip any to come tumbling down, the cities located along, the shippin

now tisha thompson joins me with some of the numbers. >> we've been watching the numbers grow. we want to give you the most recent numbers we have for the police departments that come from outside the washington area. montgomery county is sending about 45 officers a day. howard county says it's 40 to 50 officers, plus they've sent their tactical vehicle. anne arundel county has 35 officers there including their tactical and civil disturbance teams. we just learned within the last five minutes that prince george's county is now sending 55 fire personnel with as many as 12 of their vehicles later tonight. the frederick county sheriff's office deployed about 32 deputies earlier. the city of laurel has sent ten officers along with both of its armored vehicles. but now this afternoon governor larry hogan says police officers are coming from out of state as well including 300 from pennsylvania, 150 from new jersey, the d.c. mayor's office told me earlier today the district has sent 34 police officers and 20 from d.c. fire and emergency including their heavy rescue squad. but wendy, a

tisha thompson news 4 i-team. >>> doug is here with a check on our weather forecast.e would love to have a repeat of today. it was just wonderful. >> stamp it here and put it here. that's exactly what we're going to get during the day tomorrow. i mean one more great day tomorrow and then things go downhill thursday and friday only to go right back up the hill for the the weekend. >> let's take a look outside, a beautiful night. really is gorgeous across the region. clear skies for the most part and 64 degrees. lots of skies in the stars, venus and jupiter and winds out of west at 9 miles per hour. look at temperatures around the rest of the area though. 64 d.c. and 48 in manassas and much cooler back towards manassas and 49 down towards huntington and 48 in gaithersburg so cooler in the suburbs. a cool start tomorrow. high temperatures today, 72 d.c. and 72 fredericksburg and i think we'll be back there so another great day. radar, don't look at this, ground clutter. nothing on the radar. no rain no clouds and what we did see was a few clouds during the day today and