cheryl: a sad reality that toya graham is not willing to face. toya: would i do it again? yes, i would. if my son was in a bad situation as a mother that is what we are here for. cheryl: in west baltimore, cheryl conner, abc7 news. alison: now six police officers face charges, of course, in connection with freddie gray's death. the first trial ended with a mistrial. the next one is due to begin leon: i believe her when she says she would do it again. alison: you wonder about their relationship now and if one day he is really going to look back and be very grateful that she did that. leon: no doubt. she saved his life. she saved his life. what is going to be the rest of his life. alison: exactly. leon: check to see what is happening locally. we have a bad situation on the beltway. jamie sullivan still watching that for us. jamie: happy to report they have reopened all of the lanes on the inner loop of the capital beltway right near connecticut avenue. a pretty bad accident with an overturned truck. they did get it uprighted. now everything is confined to the shoulder. but y

. >> coming up tonight at 5:00, toya graham speaks with abc7 on why she encouraged her son to leave baltimore. we look at baltimore one year later. jonathan: a year and trying to move forward is the communities. they are trying to put charm back into a positive lig with some of the activities going on tonight. hey, karen. reporter: hey there. we are at the intersection of north and penn. this was the epicenter of where the riots took place. now today there are about 50 people that are gathered here in front of a c.v.s., one that burned down in the rye it yous. right now there are 40 or 50 people or so gathered. people on the microphone addressing the crowd. there has been singing and dancing. cookouts going on. people are still calling attention to the issue they have in the community. one being a lack of opportunity. another focusing on alleged police brutality. there are people holding posters up. faces of those who say they have died at the hands allegedly from police officers. again, i said this has been a peaceful afternoon. people just want to draw attention to the issues that they say