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she clearly bee rated her son, toya graham. she made headlines all around the world and today she's here in studio 57. she fought her son to keep him out of the rioting. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> an impact in the way the september 11th attacks did not. for the first time in regular season play all fans will be banned from a major league baseball game today. the orioles are hosting the white sox and baltimore's camden yards s. chip reid is outside the ballpark with this historic move. chip, good morning. >> good morning. this is an unprecedented move. commissioner robert mannford says it's in the best interests of the feigns. the legal historian said this game will set the record for the lowest attendance in history breaking the previous record of six set back in 1882 but the game will be broadcast on tv and radio. an average ball game fills 34,000 seats but today they will be empty aside from a few members of the press and manltd nens staff. because of the unprecedent protests the three games against the race will

toya graham will be live on "cbs this morning" tomorrow.he cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> we're just picking up the pieces. >> the police is not bringing no peace in our streets. >> we don't need this, man. >> if we don't get justice it's going to be star wars. >> i'm here to pick up the pieces. >> we've worked too hard to build this community. >> the leaders is us right here. >> we're out here today to help clean up because we live here. i think there's a big us versus them mentality as it relates to us and the police. >> right now at 7:00, a big contrast in baltimore where the protesters today have been mostly calm and peaceful after yesterday's violent riots. you're looking at a theme in baltimore city right now where people are milling around and in a mood that is far different from what we saw

her name is toya graham for an interview only seen on "cbs this morning." she'll take us inside the remarkable video of her, how shall we say scolding her son. >> i can't wait to meet her. >> me too. >>> firs those returns include salaries of executives like the commissioner roger goodell. >>> the "los angeles times" says twitter stock plunged after first quarter kiss appointing earnings. twitter shares dropped 18% yesterday. the report showed twitter moms to retain the baltimore rioters. it refers to one mom who took matters into her own hands literally. toya graham spotted her son. cameras captured the moment she found her son. she yelled at him and struck him which quickly resulted in viewings. more than 2 million people viewed her response. the hash tag, mom of the year began trending on twitter, and today toya graham, a single mom of to leave the doctor's office. we have to go. to get there and see the massive polices and the helicopters. i actually ran over to the police and said where are the children that have to take this bus route here. >> tell us

. >> reporter: toya graham tells cbs she used tough love because she wanted to keep him safe and away from the violence. later that night, some residents angry at police rioted looted and set fire to businesses. all of it especially devastating for owners of already struggling businesses like record connection which has has been in the neighborhood for 37 years. how are you going to recover? >> by the grace of god, we're still here. >> pick up the pieces. >> pick up and start all over. >> reporter: steven is trying to salvage some of the appliances at his store after smoke from a fire at a nearby shoe store turned them all black. he tells cnn the riots were the final straw. >> i don't even want to stay in this city anymore. >> reporter: where are you go? >> around the area if i can get to it. the building belongs to me. i've made up my mind now to sell it. i don't want to be mingled with all these people anymore. i'm fed up. >> reporter: really amazing to talk to the individuals in this neighborhood to hear the stories that are happening here. for as bad as it seemed monday night and

pictures of toya graham and son michael quickly went viral.judgments about who he is and who she is. the reality is more complex and interesting. i spoke with her and michael earlier today. first, toya and more of our conversation. >> for people who don't live in baltimore, haven't been here, haven't been in this community, how tough is it? you're a single mom, raising six kids, grandkids. >> it's real tough. i just lost a job. and i had two jobs when i moved into my home. and i have no job now. and so real tough. he knows it's hard for me to keep a roof over his head. he knows it's hard for me to keep food in his mouth. so people who -- that are looking in from another point of view can't see the struggle that we go through. we go through a big struggle here, not having the education and the tools that a lot of other people have to get by. so we try to do as best as we can with family and friends standing beside us. >> why do you think this has resonated with so many people? i mean, there's -- this thing has gone viral. oprah winfrey gave you

today, toya graham spoke to a cbs reporter. >> i was like oh my god, you know, this is really happening right here with me. and, lo and behold, i turn aroundened i look in the crowd and my son is actually coming across the street with this hoody on, and a mask. and at that point, i just lost it. he gave me eye contact. at that point, not even thinking about cameras or anything like that. that is my only son. and at the end of the day, i won't want him to be a freddie gray. for him to stand up there and vandalize the police officers, that is not justice. i'm a single mom with six children and i choose not to live like that anymore and i don't want that from him. >> what was his reaction when he saw you and you pulled him out of the crowd? >> he said to me, mom, when i seen you, my instinct was to run. everybody knows i don't play that. he knew. he knew. he knew he was in trouble. >> you can hear a lot more from toya graham tomorrow on cbs this morning at 7:00 right here on kpix5. >>> a former oakland police chief is right in the thick of all of this. anthony bass is now the police commis

in baltimore, edward lawrence, kpix 5. >> and you can hear more from toya graham and her son. they are going to be interviewed on "cbs this morning." you can watch it here starting at 7 a.m. >>> now, the unrest is having an impact on major league baseball, as well. the baltimore orioles will play at home against the chicago white sox today after games were postponed on monday and tuesday of a live shot of camden yards in baltimore. there will be no fans so police can potential on protecting the city. >>> governor brown is expected to make an announcement this morning in los angeles. the governor's office hinted that the speech could have to do with climate change. later today he will speak at the navigating the american carbon world event and the governor is sending a clear message to water wasters, cut back now or pay up later. he unveiled legislation that calls for fines up to $10,000 a day for the most fragrant violators. >> it is a lot of money and it's more than we have ever fined anyone. >> the governor announced the plan yesterday after a meeting with big city mayors. t

we have showed you this video yesterday, that is toya graham pulling her son from the crowd confronting police. she smack him several times and read him the riot act. graham spoke to cbs news explaining what was going through her mind that very moment. >> he said when i seen him my instance was to run. i'm a no tolerant mother. everybody knows i don't play that, you know what i mean. he knew, he knew he was in trouble. that is my only son and at the the end of the day i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> hear more from toya graham about that moment with her son, she speaks to cbs this morning at 7:00 o'clock here on cbs-3 right after "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> new this morning a freddie gray protest overnight in ferguson missouri turns violent. this video was posted to twitter overnight one person was shot in the leg. ferguson has been vocal point of police violent demonstrations in recent months. the the shooting vick them was taken to the hospital, police at the the scene took one person in custody a and recovered a gun. >>> right now it is 53:00. already. 55 degrees. ni

you'll see more of toya -- >> "outfront," dr. carson expected to announce he's running for president on monday. he has very close ties to baltimore. he lived there for 36 years. dr. carson, it's a pleasure to have you on this show. the video of the baltimore mom, toya graham. it's gone viral. everybody has now seen this video many times. she smacks her son for joining in the riots. she forcibly brings him home. you're a parent to three sons. did she do the right thing? >> well she certainly reminds me of my mother. she would have certainly have done that if i'd been out there doing such silliness. put it's such a wonderful example of parental responsibility. parents, grand parents, guardians. need to play a very active role in the lives of these children. that's what will mold the kind of adults that they become. and that will add character to the fabric of our society. so i commend her. you know i don't necessarily think violence is always the answer. but sometimes in a desperate situation, a mom needs to get her son out of the

toya graham says she is a single mother of six. and needs all the support she can get.t trying to protect her son. i think we can understand that. now, a quick programming note. coming up next hour, cnn goes inside a human trafficking ring in libya. >> in an exclusive report, cnn's nick peyton walsh, exposes the smugglers who exploit desperate migrants trying to make their way to europe in search of a better life. we will bring that to you in the next hour here on cnn you. have been watching, "cnn newsroom" with me, errol barnett. i am not going anywhere. i will bring you the world's biggest stories after this short break. stay with us. there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you to know. we don't collect killer whales from the wild. and haven't for 35 years. with the hightest standard of animal care in the world, our whales are healthy. they're thriving. i wouldn't work here if they weren't. and government research shows they live just as long as whales in the wild. caring for these whales, we have a great responsibility to get that right. and we take it very serio

>> well toya is complicated, and i want to be clear, this is not an indictment of mrs. graham.ke every mother has a little toya in her, but what is important is how complex this image is for us to negotiate, particularly women and particularly black women that it's a sad day when a traumatized terrorized desperate mother beating and cursing her child becomes mom of the year. for me -- there are many women with different voices about how this is complicated, and this is one point of view she is a symbol and not a hero, and she symbolizes what desperation and systemic violence on her, right, and the daily struggle to survive that that's what that looks like when your only option is violence and when your response is violence. >> but some might look like it's a big kid, she didn't hurt him. he was not flinching from her. >> here is the thing, we watched her in terror. she is terrified her son may get murdered by the police. the most devastating part of the whole interview to me when she said i don't want my son to be another freddy gray like it's a noun like it's a daily thing, kn

toya said she did not mean to humiliate the young man. she said what she was trying to do was protect him. >> i could see the objects being thrown at the police. i was like in awe, oh my god, this is really happening right here with me. and lo and behold and i turn around and i look in this crowd, and my son has actually come in across the street with this hoodie on and a mask. at that point, i just lost it. and he gave me eye contact. at that point, not even thinking about cameras or anything like that's my only son. and at the end of the day, i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> that's my only son, she says. when police christmaser anthony batts saw that video of toya slapping her only son, he said i wish i had more parents who took charge of their kids. last night, the kids were not out in the numbers. the curfew did seem to work. the curfew at 5:00 a.m., christine, has been lifted to a new day. >> and officials saying that it worked. that curfew worked. getting people off the streets. and that the protests were mostly mostly peac

her name is toya graham.ou have no doubt seen this video of her slapping her son after catching him participating in or trying to in the riots. toya said she was not trying to humiliate the young man what she was trying do is protect him. >> i could see the objects being thrown at the police. i was oh my god. lo and behold i turn around and i look in this crowd and my son has actually come on across the street with his hoodie on and mask. at that point, i just lost it. he gave me eye contact. at that point, not even thinking about cameras or anything like that -- that's my only son. and at the end of the day, i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> so when police commissioner anthony batts saw the video of graham slapping her son he said quote, i wish i had more parents who took charge of their kids tonight. after the baltimore orioles were forced to postpone their games monday and tuesday night. major league baseball looking at an unprecedented decision. the orioles/white sox game two of them a doubleheade

for name is toya graham. she said, that is my only son and i don't want him to be a freddie gray.he has drawn praise from the baltimore police commissioner. anchor: very strong images. moving on to another story. an important anniversary for french women. >> 1945, you can see a photo of some of the first french women casting their bollards -- ballots.the first musical elections following the liberation of france from nazi occupation. three women were interviewed. this 94-year-old remembers going to cast her ballot with her parents. they got to the station or mother turned to her and said, give the envelope to your father. never occurred to my mother to vote for herself. i would vote like my father. she voted the opposite from her father. anchor: 1945 is pretty late compared to some other nations. >> they take a look at other countries. australia, 1901. in the u.k., some woman got to vote in 1918. turkey 1930. what took france so long? french women had to show they were ones that were running the country. thanks to this they were finally granted the right to vote. change took a lon

toya graham slapped her 16-year-old son and pulled his mask ought. spoke exclusively with cbs news. >> he said when i seen you my instinct was to run. i'm a tolerant mother. he knew. he knew he was in trouble. >> you can watch the live interview right here with toya graham tomorrow on cbs this morning. and part of the fallout from these protests will include a major league baseball first. the baltimore orioles will play the white sox tomorrow without any fans. it's the first game without fans in mlb's 145-season history. pretty amazing. >> will be very strange. >>> the drop in oil prices has changed the way bay area refineries are doing business. before they brought in highly explosive fract crude oil from north dakota on trains by rail. but now that has gotten too expensive. christin ayers has learned that local refineries are turning to a cheaper alternative that poses a new kind of danger. >> there was oil basically all over the water in this area. >> reporter: she can't forget the day the tanker ship crashed in to a bay bridge tower spewing 53,00

this is toya graham. son michael out of there. here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: it was the one moment from the chaos in baltimore that had people cheering for mother. >> mother of the year. >> i leaped out of my chair and said yes! >> i was captivated. >> reporter: captivated by a baltimore mother reading the riot act to her 16-year-old son. to remove him from the riot -- [ bleep ]. >> reporter: we know her name is toya graham. she's a single mom of five girls and a boy. here's what she told cbs news about her brand of tough love. >> that's my only son. and at the end of the day i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> reporter: the baltimore man whose death in police custody sparked protests. her tough discipline one muttered admiration and outright applause. >> a mother desperately trying to keep her son from joining the riots. yeah! >> reporter: she started to trend on twitter. hashtag baltimore mom. she went to pick up her son at the mall because she heard trouble was brewing there. >> he said

at no time is my son a thug. >> toya's son michael is >> earlier today, baltimore, witnessed somethinger done before in major league baseball. take a look as orioles and chicago white sox played baseball in an empty stadium. officials decide to shut fans out of camden yard because of the rioting that took place earlier this week. orioles wound up beating the white sox, 8-2. the crowd goes mild. baltimore's manager weighed in earlier on this unusual match up. >> different. it's different. i was real proud of our guys. their concentration level. we talked in advance meeting today, about, every game is an opportunity to get closer to our goal regardless of the circumstances. they really -- played well. >> the orioles will play their home game this weekend at tropicana field in florida. >> coming up for you, a cnn exclusive. inside a human smuggling operation. exposing the seedy underworld and misery migrants faces they try to recht shores of europe. how the japanese prime minister's speech will be viewed differently back home and mr. on japan's neighbor and these stories after the break.

her name is toya grand.ing out about why she walloped her 16 yooifr-year-old. >> not even thinking about cameras or anything like that. that's my only son. and at the end of the day, i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> yeah. she said i don't want him to be a freddie gray. and you really can't blame her necessarily for treating her son that way even though it was in public, probably slightly embarrassing for him. you definitely see in baltimore this community pride where they don't want their children to run riot in the streets. yeah. i don't think we need 2,000 national guard on the streets of baltimore maryland, just a dozen toya grahams to take care of the situation. >> that's exactly right. thank you so much for watching cnn news, everyone. >> stay with us. there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you to know. we don't collect killer whales from the wild. and haven't for 35 years. with the hightest standard of animal care in the world, our whales are healthy. they're thriving. i wouldn't work her

toya graham. as the city that you live and report on a person of the second night of curfew, what is the atmosphere like? >> things have been tense for the last couple of days. they eased up yesterday. into last night, as the curfew take 10 at 10:00, things got tense. there were arrests and tear gas. in the morning, without a lot of violence overnight, things cooled down. there are marches this afternoon that has people on it, but how big they will be, they start at a main railway station, penn station, and goes to city hall. there is a big police presence and national guard troops at city hall. it will be another test this evening. laura: when you were in the thick of it on monday night, did it feel like this was a crisis over policing, or something more profound? >> i think there's something more profound, beyond police brutality and complaints from the african-american community about their treatment at the hands of police and the criminal justice system. there has been a church edition of aggr

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toya graham says she hopes her teenage 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. for young black people in this city. high among them 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 pray 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. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning. you know how you felt when you left your phone at home or it's not working, that may be the feeling of the american airlines pilots.

toya graham says she saw her son on live tv throwing rocks at police and she would have none of it. you can see her slap her son over and over. she's boiling hot angry. she chases him away from the scene. graham spoke exclusively to cbs about why she react ed this way. >> he gave me eye contact and at that point not ever thinking about cameras or anything like that. that's my only son. at the end of the day i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> mrs. graham is going to be live on cbs this morning tomorrow. you can watch her interview right here on wusa 9. she's got a huge fan following right now with facebook and twitter. mom of the year, a lot of folks are praising her for doing this and getting her son off the streets. it's exactly what police asked for yesterday. get your kids home. in baltimore story somewhat of a success story. >> garrett shows us how police and activists were able to urge some would-be troublemakers to go home. >> reporter: what was a crowd of dozens of people on this sidewalk has now dwindled down to nothing. that's a huge victory for the anti-violence adv

. >> reporter: baltimore mother toya graham who pulled her 16- year-old son off the streets told "cbs this morning" the riots are wrong but the anger is understandable after freddie gray was fatally killed in police custody. >> we feel as though we have the right to know what happened to him. >> reporter: you said people can't talk to the police. >> we can't talk to the police. >> reporter: the baltimore orioles are going back to work today but they won't have a crowd. officials decided the game with the chicago white sox will go on but fans won't be there, to minimize safety concerns. edward lawrence, cbs news, baltimore. >> the baltimore symphony took a unique approach to get people to support the community. ♪[ music ]♪ >> they performed a free concert outside of the symphony hall just down the street from the areas' worst looting. the orchestra says everyone could use music. they postponed a children's concert yesterday after safety concerns. and hillary clinton had this to say about the rioting. >> we have to come to terms with some hard truths about race and justice in america. t

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toya graham spoke exclusively with cbs news. >> he gave me eye act and app not even thinking about cameras or anything like that, that's my only son. and at the end of the day i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> coming up in 30 minutes you can see more of her interview right here on the evening news with scott pelley. >>> president obama says there's simply no excuse for the looting and attacks on police in baltimore. >> it's counterproductive. when individuals get crowbars and start prying open doors to loot they're not protesting. >> he said the protesting took attention away from legitimate concerns over the death of freddie gray. cbs reporter joins us live from baltimore. tell us what it's like on the streets right now. >> it's really an ebb and flow on the streets right now. this is what many call the epicenter last night. this is the cvs pharmacy on the corner of pennsylvania and north completely burnt to a crisp. everything had to be cleared out today. the building has been condemned. i want to show you what's going on right now. we have police in s.w.a.t. gear out here right

some are calling toia graham -- toya graham the mom of the year. she says when she saw her 16- year-old with a rock in his hand, she lost it. cbs this morning had her exclusive interview. >> my sense was just to get my son and have him -- even if he wanted to stay home from school to go to the funeral, i would have allowed him to do that. but for him to do what he was doing, it was unacceptable. >> resident comes out in support of the people in baltimore last night. demonstrators gathered in chinatown, many of them saying they are also fed up with the actions of police as we. there were no reports of any violent behavior or clashes with police, though. >>> other news now, frustration is mounting in nepal four days after an earthquake killed more than 5,000 people. demonstrators are marched in the streets to protest the government's slow response to this disaster. hope is fading at finding survivors but french rescue teams did save a man who was trapped for 82 hours under the ruins of a three-story hotel in kathmandu. >> reporter: rescue workers dri

video of toya graham was taken monday as the riots broke out in the city. here's that video right there. it went viral almost immediately. she showed up to the mall to pick up her son and lost it when she saw a rock in his hand. >> that's my only son and at the end of the day, i don't want him to be a freddie gray. he said when i seen you my instinct was to run. you know i am a no tolerant mother. he knew he was in trouble. jummy: she wanted his son to be safe and know his actions were unacceptable. make sure you stay with abc 7 as we continue to follow the latest developments from baltimore. get immediate updates at wjla.com and on our facebook and twitter pages. now, turning to a developing story on capitol hill. the house oversight committee is holding a hearing today called "flying under the radar" securing d.c. airspace. the hearing focuses on the failures that allowed a gyrocopter to enter restricted airspace, then land on the u.s. capitol lawn earlier this month. the heads of the f.a.a., secret service and u.s. capitol police are testifying. >> the i

now toya graham the mother she's explaining why she aggressively went after her 16-year-old son.mother of six says she spotted her teenaged son on live television throwing rocks at police so she immediately went down to the street standoff and dragged him home doing so yelling and shows and smacks. graham said she didn't want her son to be the next freddie gray. others in her neighborhood applauded her parenting. >> we do care for our young. we do care about our city. and everyone that's not our blood related children. >> graham says she hopes that this will be a teachable moment. >> officials in bucks county need your help finding a burglary suspect who targeted a church. this is surveillance video from tuesday morning at the nativity of our lord church. you can see the thief forcing open poor boxes which is money donated by parishoners. it's unclear how much he snatched. if you have any information call warminster township police. >> it's now 4:53. all new in the next half hour of "action news" police are on the hunt for the person who attacked a man behind a shopping center in

but first, my interview with toya. when did you realize that what michael was up to?michael told me the night before this wasn't supposed to go on. and he frequents mondaywmin mall. first thing that morning before he left i told him not to go to mondawmin mall because of what he was saying would go on. >> did he tell you he was going to go? >> he said he wasn't going to go. >> and but did you kind of have a sense maybe he would? >> when we started getting a phone call they had closed the schools down early, and they had closed mondawmin mall i knew i had to get to the mall. i just went right over there. >> so what happened when you got there? >> i had to find out if i could see my boy at that point. and i didn't see him. and then i started focusing on these bricks that were being thrown at the police officers and i turned around and he was coming across the street. >> michael. >> michael. >> but he wasn't -- he was wearing a mask. >> he was wearing a mask. he had the hood on. and he also had a brick in his hand. >> how did you know it was him? >> i -- i noticed the sw

her name toya graham. she spoke exclusively to cbs news. >> i could see the objects being thrown at the police. i was like oh my god. this is really happening right here. and lo and behold i turn around and i look in this crowd and my son is coming across the street with this hoodie on, and a mask. at that point i just and he gave me eye contact. and at that point, not even thinking about cameras or anything like that -- that is my only son. and at the end of the day i don't want him to be a freddie gray. but the to stand up there and vandalize police officers, that is not justice. that is not what -- you know i'm a single mom. you know i have six children. and i just choose not to live like that no more. is he the perfect boy? no, he's not. but he's mine. i'm just grateful that i was able to get him home and we actually sat back and watched the news and everything and he has facebook friends and everybody you know making comments saying you know you shouldn't be mad at your mother. you should give her a h

that's what toya graham told cbs news.ell phone video shows graham forcing her son out of the street on monday while screaming and smacking at him. >> get over here now! >> baltimore police commended graham for taking charge of her son. graham says she was only concerned about protecting him and she hopes the incident will serve as a teachable moment for him. >>> a peaceful protest in chinatown here during the evening rush hour. a small group of demonstrators shut down traffic on seventh street northwest. that's in front. verizon center. they said it was in solidarity with those protesters in baltimore. demonstrators eventually marched to the white house. >>> the screening of the film "american sniper" is back on at university of maryland college park. last week a student group cancelled the film because the muslim student association claimed that in their view it was anti-muslim. cancelling the movie led to hateful and rationalist messages on social media. after a long discussion on the first amendment and the exchange of

toya gram toya graham is getting attention for dishing out tough love to her son all caught on video. for the first time. craig melvin is joining me on "the rundown." good to see you. >> we've all seen the video of toya graham laying down the law on her son. she confronted him monday afternoon. graham tells cbs news she caught her son throwing stuff at the police and recognized him in part by his baggy pants. graham says she jacked him up because she was worried about him. >> lo and be hold i turned around and i look in this crowd and my son is actually coming across the street with this hoodie on and a mass and i just lost it. he gave me eye contact and not even thinking about cameras or anything like that that's my only son and at the end of the day i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> that's whey she went upside his head. she explained it there. more folks not just on baltimore and all over the country are calling her a we talked to people in baltimore. >> i think she was right. >> reporter: if your son were old enough to be out in the street rioting and you saw him, what woul

toya graham said she has no regrets about embarrassing her son, michael.she insists he was doing a good enough job of embarrassing himself. they talked about the experience with anderson cooper. >> why did you go down there? >> i felt my friends down there, a couple of my friends were beaten by the police and killed by police. i felt i needed to go down and show my respect. >> when you saw your mom, when you first made eye contact, what went through your mind? >> i was like oh, man. my mother? what my mother doing down here? >> did you know instantly that she recognized you? >> when i saw her, i didn't really see her. when i heard put that brick down. oh, that's my mother. >> what did you think when you heard that voice? >> i know that's my mother. i know it's my mother. ain't nobody else talk like that but my mother. >> and then what happened? >> it was world war iii from right there. >> world war iii? what did you think? >> i was embarrassed a little bit until she started talking to me. she did it because she cared about me. >> she was worried about you.

we showed you this video yesterday of toya gram hitting her son whaten she saw him rioting. >> she explainsions. >> that's my only son. at the end of the day, i don't want him to be a freddie gray. but to stand up there and vandalize police officers that's not justice. as parents we have to follow through to make sure that's where they are supposed to be at. >> is he a perfect boy? no he is not. but he's mine. i hope he understands the absurdness of what was going on. >> graham featured on the cover of the new york post under the headlines forget the national guard send in the moms. many parents and the boston police commissioner praising her actions but tloos a division on-line. some saying she is setting a bad example. judy on facebook says hitting, slapping, screaming and fighting is not a way to show disgust. let's continue to dummy down our society. parents this is on you and you alone. shameful. what do you think? role model mom? bad parenting? you can weigh in on this after the show at #keep talking. >> finally feels like spring today for millions of people. >> but there are going to

. >> that mother, toya, has been hailed by mother of the year for some. spoke with anderson cooper about that moment and why she felt she had to step in. >> so you saw michael with the rock in his hand and you say you just lost it? >> i did. and, you know, once he threw that rock down, i was like, you wasn't brought up like this. >> did you worry about embarrassing him? >> not at all. he was actually embarrassing himself by wearing that mask and the hoody and doing what he was doing. and at some point i told him to take the mask off because why are you hiding behind the mask? if you want to be bold enough to do this, then show your face. >> why do you think this has made such a big impact? >> because as mothers, you don't see us. you don't see us. you see our kids walking to the bus stop and maybe speaking with somebody that's on the corner and they're already being singled out as thugs as we have already heard that they are. and at no time is my son a thug. >> we also heard from her son today. it sort of seems he has learned a lesson. but she says he is

. >> well the video clip the mother in yellow toya graham chasing her son michael down the street in baltimore. she saw him on tv throwing rocks at police. she raced out of her home. she found him on the street and we all saw what happened in the video that's been seen by millions of people around the world and when asked about her son michael, 16 years ofably she says is he a perfect boy, no but he's my boy and -- >> amen. >> that is i think exhibit a. >> tough love. >> for parenting in situations like this. and also as the president said yesterday was so true i don't know what you thought about it when he said about baltimore, what we're seeing in baltimore. what we're seeing for the past two days out of baltimore. this is nothing new. >> it's nothing new. you know it's a bigger issue. what we've seen as a flash point and the uneven development. the tale of two city the high poverty and i'm struck because we looked at there and i was here a month or so talking about the economy has come back but there is still very high unemployment. and what happens is police community tension bec

first prescription at no cost by visiting myrbetriq.com >>> whether she wanted to be baltimore mom toya graham is in the spotlight. she caught her son taking part in this whole melee. many turn in turn a local news camera caught her openly disciplining her son. graham and her son talked to cnn about what was going through their minds in that incredibly emotional moment. >> you saw michael with the rock in his hand. you say you just lost it. >> i did. you know, once he threw that rock down i was like you wasn't brought up like this. >> did you worry about embarrassing him? >> not at all. he was actually embarrassing himself by wearing that mask and that hoodie and doing what he was doing. at some point, i told him to take the mask off because why are you hiding behind a mask? if you want to be bold enough to do this then show your face. >> this is something you really believe in. >> yeah why hide your face? >> so did he go home then? >> oh yeah. he went home with me. >> i had no doubt about that. >> yes, yes. he went home with me. >> i would have gone home with you in a second. so what d

. >> her name is toya graham, everybody was trying to find her, and she says that's my only son, and the day, i don't want him to be a freddie gray. charles, last night you told a story about how at some point, you know, you were getting, you know, some boys were beating you, and your mother came after you. moms have to be aggressive. attack me, no big deal, go after my children, mama bear comes out. charles: we moved to new york, we became a single family with three kids. we live inside harlem in the '70s, it was tough. i will tell you one quick story, we got beat up a lot because we spoke proper english and wore the wrong clothes. one day i fought the ringleader. if it was a disney movie, it would have been over. they circled me later on that night, about 12, 13 of 'em. one guy was choking the hell out of me, and as i was blacking out, who do i see running out the building in her nightgown and a knife in her hand? >> a knife? mama meant business. charles: it wasn't like a movie beat-up, i was being stomped, jamie. but these single mothers in these commitments, i mean, people -- the

we know her name is toya graham, a single mom of five girls and a boy.e's what she told cbs news about her brand of tough love. >> that's my only son. and, at the end of the day i don't want hem to be a freddie gray. >> the baltimore man whose death in police custody sparked protests. her tough discipline won muttered admiration. and outright applause. >> of a mother desperately trying to keep her son from joining the rioters. she saw. yeah. >> she quickly started a trend on twitter, #-baltimoremom. she went to pick up her son at the mall because she heard trouble was brewing there. >> he said, mom, when i saw you there my instance was to run. i am a no tolerant mother. he knew he was in trouble. >> the video was shared and analyzed from the right. >> look at right there is the moment that gripped my heart. >> and the left. here is a kid that will take a breck a brick and throw it. >> is he is a perfect boy, no, he is not. he is mine. send in the moms read one headline. if you are the mother of all moms when you can inspire this look in a tough guy son.

toya graham has been praised for taking control of the situation but there's been backlash of sociale are questioning the hypocrisy of praising graham for the smackdown amid the violence in baltimore but graham says her only concern at that point was keeping her son safe. >> i worry about him walking out my front door. it's just the life that we live around here. you don't know if you walk out the door if you're going to walk back in the door. >> for his part michael says he's learned a lesson. >> well my mother talked to me about it she was just like what did they do to you? did they ever hurt you? i'm like no they didn't hurt me but some of my friends not here because of what they did. >> so the enormous social media response to this story continues. the hashtag "mom of the year" continues to trend. and here's one tweet in particular we wanted to show you. there it is "anybody else see the mom of the year and know their mama would have done the same thing to them?" then there's this one as well. "i get the mom of the year posts, but if a white woman was smacking her kid in public w

her name is toya graham. she said she wasn't worried about embarrassing her son michael.ments that led up to her famous explosion. >> he was wearing a mask and had the hood on. he also had a brick in his hand. >> how did you know it was him? >> i noticed the sweat pants he had on. then he gave me eye contact. >> you made eye contact? >> i made eye contact. i told him to put the brick down. i just lost it at that point. i was so angry with him that he made a decision to do some harm to the police officers. >> it is not something you approve. >> not at all. not at all. >> you saw michael with the rock in his hand and you said you lost it? >> i did. once he threw that rock down i was like you were not brought up like this. >> did you worry about embarrassing him? >> not at all. not at all. he was actually embarrassing himself by wearing that mask and hoodie and doing what he was doing. at some point i told him to take the mask off. why are you hiding behind the mask? if you want to be bold enough to do this show your face. >> if this is something you believe in. >> why hide