a hash tag fox flash back friday, we saw that hair, tyrone. >> you better call tyrone. >> you can't use my phone, sue. >> erika badu there for you. >> this will be fun. we need to have fun because weather is kind of lousy. we have some rain bus stop buddy is ready for it. have your rain gear even fit is not raining at the moment where you are because it will be at some point today. the that is why instead of the 90's and ten's we have a six today. hang on for tomorrow number goes up after that. this is rain, moving through right now. we will look closer, and, we will look at the moment. it is 56 degrees outside. sunrise at 6:21. heading to 70. even with the rain on and off showers, mostly cloudy skies, when it is in the raining maybe a peak of sunshine here and there. fifty-seven tonight as showers taper off. that takes care of your friday, we will talk about the weekend coming up just love to talk about the weekend bob kelly. >> practice for donor dash there on sunday. >>> 6:32. good morning everybody. live look at i-95. bumper to bumper here, southbound from northeast philadelphia

his aunts identified him as 27-year-old tyrone bear rot and is upset by the armed police presence. >> right now tyrone probably has some issues going on but the police, to me are over here in everload. it does not take 30 cars to get a 5' 5" guy at 150 pounds out of the house. >> there are members of the swat team on the scene. the stand off comes a month after a san jose police officer michael johnson was killed in line of duty. he was responding to a suicidal man who ended up shoot the officer. police, however say this is a normal response to a barricaded suspect especially when it involves someone with a warrant. his aunt said he is not armed but police will not confirm this. another family member tells me there was good 15 minute window when he could have left the apartment so we are still trying to determine if he is in there and why he will not come out. >>> thank you. new details this morning about a cal football coach accused of sliting a prostitute online. miarying graham is on leave one of five arrested last week in the prostitution sting by oakland police. ing graham is the

. >> tyrone worked one of the under water vehicles. >> did you think it was, at the time, one of the safest? >> of course, i did. >> april 20th, 2010. just saver 9:00 p.m., with drilling complete, the crew of the deepwater horizon entered the final stages of sealing in the well. >> it was just a regular routine day. we went knocking off. head supper. took a shower. just unwinding. >> for many this was the end of the assignment. they would go home the next day. >> about to drift off to sleep. and the next thing you know -- boom. the loudest bang i've ever heard. and the next thing you know i heard the dreadful sound of a train whistle. if you ever heard a train whistle on a rig, that is a blowout. >> on an oil rig, it was the unthinkable. a blowout, sending a torrent of highly pressurized of oil and gas racing uncontrollably to the surface. >> you are shaking and the whole rig is moving and things are falling down and you are hearing people screaming and yelling. it is complete pandemonium. >> by the time i could say holy crap, that is when the big explosion went off. >> the rig is bl

"oh tyrone you look like you got a little riot dust on your forehead.let me get that off for you." >> larry: oh, my god! ( laughter ) that's horrible civil unrest mom. so are you moms-- are you getting support out there? what does the mayor think about this? >> oooh! don't even bring that lady up. did you hear what she said about the protesters? >> while we try to make sure that they protected from the cars and the other, you know things that were going on, we also gave those who wished to destroy space to do that as well. >> sciewdz me! she better hide because fisee her i'm going to grab her little hind giving my son space to destroy. >> larry: harsh words. >> no. she's number two on my slap list. ( laughter ). >> larry: your slap list? who's number one? >> donald trump. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: donald trump? >> yeah. >> larry: how is donald trump number one on your list? >> he tweeted this last night. read it, larry. >> larry: yes, miss lewis. our great african american president hasn't exactly had a positive impact on the thugs who are so ha

i can rattle them off from anthony anderson, tyrone west, hutchison hutchison, george king. young people that have been killed and nothing has been done to redress the grievances on this issue of police abuse. i am concerned about the shaming and demonization of our youth in this city. i mean until the city is willing to... >> aren't you disturbed by how extreme the reaction was, because some of the pictures i saw today, they were disturbing when i saw children. little kids who were out there throwing rocks at police officers, who were involved in a lot of what was going on. >> you can be upset about it but the strong feeling is if you don't address the underlining issues it will not change. volunteer organizers offered medical assistance and were with the youth for a short period before we had to bring them back into the office. unless there's an indictment. unless there's a conviction and gaoling of the six police you will not see calm in the city. you cap send in the nard -- can send in the national guard and extra police. all you create is a police state. which assist. a

. >> before freddie gray we had anthony anderson, tyrone west, a young man by the name of george king who was tased to death at the hospital while he was strapped to a gurney. >> what we want to happen, we want all those prosecuted for murder. >> reporter: young people with no jobs and seemingly lots of times are frustrated. some of the cops on the street also feel they need answers now and want to begin the process of mending fences with the community. this is bruce john reporting from west baltimore for wusa9. >> a community vigil and demonstration to protest freddie gray's death are scheduled for tonight and we are there. >>> baltimore police said five of the six officers suspended with pay for the incident have given their statements to investigators. you can see these officers in the cell phone videos. one shows the officers carrying or perhaps dragging gray into the police van. another shows them taking them out of the van to shackle his legs a few blocks away. today maryland's governor said it seems no one knows exactly how gray suffered that injury, so he's putting a rush on g

. >> the family of tyrone moss says he lived for his two kid. >> everything that he did, he did it for his kid. no matter what it is or was. >> reporter: on tuesday july 82,014th the barber stopped by a friend house in the 900 block of winter drive-in bristol township bucks county. >> and we don't know what happened after that. >> reporter: around 2:45 police were called to the scene for a shooting. moss was found dead inside the home. his friend was also shot, and died later at the hospital. >> if anyone knows anything, can they please, inform the police we want to catch whoever did this, to my nephew. >> reporter: citizens crime commission is administering a $5,000 reward for at rest and conviction of the person responsible. all you need to does call 215-546-tips. all calls will remain anonymous. >> it is just tearing our community apart not knowing who did this. >> reporter: for crime fighters i'm rick williams for channel six "action news". >>> children and a adults dressed as their favorite story book characters at the police touch museum. action cam was on the scene there in fair

thomas said he was the undercover driver for informant tyrone ali he says he took ali to meet politician who's were offering bribes in return for votes. kane shut down that probe claiming it was possibly racially tainted. she also said she had a statement in which thomas is quoted as saying he was told to target blacks. thomas says, that's not true. >> i am he can treatmently outraged that not only is my name now being mentioned but it's being mentioned just to be tarnished. no one would again ever suggest or order me to target members of my own race or any race. it just would not happen. >>> thomas wants a hearing to clear his name. attorney general is not commenting on the case. >>> the sentencing phase is underway tonight for convicted boston bomb mower dzhokar tsarnaev. prosecutors show the jury a photo of tsarnaev today giving the finger to his security camera in his jail cell months aft at tack. the government argues the picture shows tsarnaev remained unchanged after the bombing. earlier this month a jury convicted tsarnaev of all 30 charges against him. that same 12 member jury m

surveillance video shows a stranger getting into tyrone stafford's parked suv at a gas station.at man tried to speed off stafford literally jumped into action. that is him on top of the hood hanging on for deer arrive. police say the thief drove at least 50 miles an hour for about a mile when he slammed on the brakes stafford went flying and the suspect drove away. stafford broke some teeth and has a bad case of road rash but otherwise he's okay. the suv was found abandoned without a battery or tires. >>> more than a dozen students from an indiana high school recovering to night after a terrifying stage collapse. this happening during musical product last night at the high school right outside of indianapolis. several students joined the musicians on stage for the finale of american pie. then the stage collapses right under their feet. people in the audience rushing to help the victims who fell 12 feet. luckily most of the injuries were just minor. >>> i was on the stage and it collapsed. i fell into it. as soon as it fell i just didn't know what happened and then i saw that peo

. >> reporter: tawanda jones' brother, tyrone west died after a struggle with police in 2013. the city decide not to prosecute the officers involved, and jones is now suing. >> we are not the enemies. i'm tired seeing this. it's too much. it's gone too far, and all i'm begging them to do is hold these cops accountable. >> reporter: it has been peaceful all day including here at city hall, but within the past few minutes, protesters and police have clashed clashed with bottles and cones being thrown. it's happening about a dozen blocks from here at camden yards where the baltimore orioles play. jim. >> axelrod: mark albert reporting for us tonight in baltimore. thank you, mark. severe weather is whipping up trouble today over a wide section of the country. let's bring in meteorologist eric fisher of cbs station ws about in boston. eric, who is getting the worst of it. >> jim it was a stormy morning and now we're transitioning into a stormy evening. two distinct areas, one towards the ohio valley, this is where the tornado threat is greater the other is the gulf coast. the storm

. >> before freddie gray we had anthony anderson, tyrone

. >> the family of tyrone moss said he lived for his two kids. on tuesday july 8, 2014, the 31-year-old barber stopped by a friend answer house in bristol township, bucks county. we don't know what happened after that. >> reporter: around 12:45 a.m. police were called to the scene for a shooting. moss was found dead inside the home. his friend was shot, and died later at the hospital. >> if anyone knows anything, can they please inform the police we want to camp whoever did this to my nephew. >> reporter: the citizens crime commission is administering a five thousand dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you needed to is call 215-546-tips. all calls remain anonymous. >> it's tearing me apart not knowing who did this. >> reporter: for crime fighters i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news." >> smoke from a passenger's lithium battery caused the evacuation of an american airlines plane this weekend. a flight attendant reported smoke in the cabin. the had a passengers were -- the 45 passengers were immediately e

we had tyrone west. we had a young man by the name of george king who was tased to death at the hospital while he was strapped to a gurney. >> reporter: angie scott, a community activist, said freddie gray is but the latest. >> there's a issue of bad policing because the real issue is we have black police, white police, latino police, women police who are killing black men. the racial component is they know that they can kill a black man and be exonerated. >> what we want to happen, we want them prosecuted for murder. >> reporter: young people with no jobs and seemingly lots of time, they're agitated. >> it's our home boy, our childhood friend. it's not what we feel. it's what we want to know. >> reporter: there are demonstrations in front of police headquarters, but a lid has kept tensions from boiling over. >> i think if they come and don't show themselves off as doing anything. >> reporter: the justice department has already been in the business of the baltimore city police department after the newspa

people like tyrone west freddie gray and other black people are being slaughtered by police for decadesre are public policies in place that slaughtered black people. that is the focus. >> adam do you know what happened to freddie gray? you don't. nobody knows right now. we do need answers. i'd like to know what happened they have a right to know what happened but they don't know. and one of the problems is the president just like in the michael brown case doesn't know what happened but he's sending white house representatives to the funeral. just like in the michael brown case. doesn't that send a message? >> how about having a civil rights investigation? >> right now if the president of the united states is watching what is going on i'm glad heesz getting involved in this, this is out of control. >> where is the president? sheriff clark? why is he not saying stop the violence? innocent people need to be protected. why isn't he sending national guard troops there? at as the city burns tonight, sheriff? >> well i don't think he wants to be near this. he doesn't want this stain on him. >>

. >> of the many experts we have met, the truest connoisseur had to be tyrone outlaw, an inmate at kernalley state prison. ironically, located right in the heart of california's central valley wine country. >> we have two types of alcohol. we have pruno, which is made from oranges and fruit that you let sit and rot and we pour it into a bag and make mush out of it, and then you add a lot of hot water to it and let it sit with a lot of sugar in which it ferments it to make the alcohol base. then we take it from the bag and pour it into the pillowcase and strain it and keep all of the mush out of it and put the liquid in the bag to be used for apples and two boxes of sugar. and you will have three gallons of pruno, and you can sell it. and each tumbler is $10 for that, or you can sell it for $10 apiece your can just get drunk off it all you want. >> outlaw then told us about a much more potent concoction. >> the second version we do is called white lightning, that is similar to jack daniels, hennessey, and, in fact, 150 proof. >> according to outlaw, white lightning has a very dark side.

tyron jew says it cut the water usage by 75 percent. supervisor scott weiner wants to see other development? a mement similar water recycle system. today he introduced legislation that would impact new construction project over 250000 square feet in san francisco purple pipe zone. >> big picture here is we should not be using portable drinking water to flush our toilet to irrigate our landscaping. it's a huge waste of water. >> legislation puts the up front cost on developer and couldn't find a single one day who wanted to talk about this. supervisor weiner says the price tag isn't as high as you might think the. >> we anticipate the increase in cost will be somewhere between 1 and 2% that is a lot lower than, say affordable housing requirement or other requirements the developer have to fulfill. >> supervisor weiner says the legislation would affect several dozen proposed developments if it passes. in san francisco, tiffany wilson abc 7 news. >> check this out. australian company called corona marketing hybrid toilet sink no. kidding h

. >> cal's tyrone wallace will be finishing his four-year term in berkeley.t. he is coming back for a senior season. >> good night, that is a huge fish! >> bluegill? >> no. you know what that is? >> what is that? >> that is called a crappie. that's a big, big fish called by 4-year-old 4-year-old vicenz some of the. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! steve: what's up, ted? how you feeling? welcome, family. how are you folks? come on, now. let's go. how are y'all? [applause and cheering] thank you very much. i appreciate it, everybody. thank y'all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. we got a good one for you today, folks. returning for their second day from minneapolis, minnesota, it's the midthun family. [applause] >> whoo! steve: and from right here in atlanta, georgia, it's the hutchins family. [applause] everybody'

we can't bring tyrone back but all we're trying to do is save other people's lives. we told you this. stop playing with us and do something. >> enough is enough. thoum how many more people in your city have to die. how many more families have to feel this pain before you use the power that you have to take action? >> reporter: a lot of emotion there from the west family. and a lot of emotion still here in this crowd that you see. you see some people taking pictures behind us. holding up a sign saying "black lives matter." "justice for all." a lot of emotion from people out here who feel angry and upset. it's a small crowd but a vocal crowd of people that are out here. they're saying it's not a black issue, not a white issue but they say it's a blue issue, meaning the police that are out here. >> thanks very much to jason carroll maintaining his composure as you've seen on this program. there are some protesters who do want to come out and lead opportunities to get on kara. but by and large the protests that we've seen have been peaceful, incredibly peaceful. out fron

abc 7 news was at the apartment on mckee road when san jose police arrested tyrone barrett and this was around 11:30. he surrendered to them. barrett had barricaded himself inside an apartment for seven hours. he is a convicted felon who violated his parole. >>> napa police have arrested a second suspect in the jewelry store in the town center outdoor mall. police say two 17-year-olds took over the store yesterday. one of them hit an employee repeatedly with a tool. that employee went into cardiac arrest and was taken to a hospital. he remains in critical condition. police made one arrest yesterday and caught the other teenager on a bike in downtown napa this morning. both minors were on probation. >>> chevron is down playing an incident. officials say flames were visible around 11:00 this morning and they came from flaring during equipment depressuring. a viewer sent us this photo right there. county emergency officials did not take any chances with this and they issued an alert warning residents with breathing problems to remain indoors. today was clean up day at golden gate park for

the only difference between freddie and tyrone west, the early difference is camera footage.they're like, why are you so mad? these situations happen over and over and over again. if we don't have the kind of roof the mainstream media wants, we're told to shut our mouths and go throughout on with our business. people are tired of that. if you can understand why people are tired of that, it is un-american. then you don't understand why george washington was tired of that. people are tired. enough people together are tired, something is going to happen. you may not like it, but something is wonder happen. i'm not going to apologize. that i will help to make sure my city doesn't burn down. >> they're not talking about the rec centers close down, the youth program struggling for funding, but you build a couple million dollar casino downtown, you build a million-dollar hotel downtown am a you shut down the rec centers and schools and summer programs. and the new go, oh, look at these animals running wild. well, they're angry. what do you expect them to do? we have been trying to c

we were there as officers use the flash bang grenades to get him out of the house tyrone merritt junior standoff started at about 4:00 a.m. following a call from a family member. that person said that marriage was intoxicated, possibly armed with a gun and was refusing to leave. marriagemarriage was booked into jail on two felony warrants. you see him here in the blue t- shirt. police say they did not find a gum. >>> voted to explore water desalination as a way to boast water supplies. it removes salt out of saltwater to make it drinkable. it is expensive and credits say there are native -- negative impacts to the environment. to study that technology. this comes as a 1 billion- dollar desalination plan set to open in november of this year near san diego. that plan is expected to provide up to 50 million gallons of drinking water every day. that's enough water to supply about 112,000 households. >>> tomorrow is earth day but it a lot of people have been doing apart. tranfour fox2 news shows us how a lot of people clean up trash along 580 and transformed it into artwork this weekend. >>r

in addition two years ago, tyrone west was killed by the baltimore city police. he was drug out of his car. he was beaten tased to death. both of those instances happened without any type of consequences. no officers were fired. they were able to retain their pensions. and no one was jailed for those type of incidents. the last one i'd like to mention briefly is george king. he was a 19-year-old man who went into cardiac arrest at good samaritan hospital a hospital of all places. he went there to get a simple tooth extraction and was tasered five times to death by the baltimore city police and good samaritan police. in that case no officers were held accountable. no firings. again, no one was sent to prison. we want to happen here what happened in south carolina. we want these officers to be fired, and we want for them to be charged with murder. >> all right. reverend let me come back to you here. david katz let me bring you in. you hear these myriad of examples of aggressive police tactics in baltimore. when you watch this video, just from a law enforcement pers

two years ago tyrone west was killed by the same police department.nd tased to death by the baltimore city police department. no charges, no indictments. they were allowed to keep their jobs. >> we talked earlier this week. you named these different cases. we talked to "the baltimore sun" about all this money paid out because of these lawsuits. in this case in the case of freddie gray you all want to conduct your own investigation into his death. so how will you do that without access to all these different police records and investigations? >> what we do is we do a community base, quite frarngnkly. we go door to door. we've talked to residents who indicate they have not talked to the baltimore city police department. people who indicate they were there when mr. gray was taken into custody. so we've contracted the services of a private investigator from the state of new jersey. he has experience in working on civil rights cases to do just that to go door to door to talk to people in the neighborhood who are outraged who witnessed what happened and who

in 2013 we had tyrone west. then in 2014 we had a young man by the name of shawn dean who was shot to death by the baltimore city police. and this evening we stand here on behalf of freddie gray jr. so we're talking about a community of hurting people. >> let me move to you in term of the police response. you can see a change in tone in language between yesterday's statement from the police when the violence first began, and even today, protests are clearly a lot more peaceful. the police seem to be constantly calibrating their response here. i wonder if you think the measure is being taken right now, the national guard, the curfew, the closing of schools. >> let me give that to neal. >> okay. well you know i think that the tone has really been consistent among the police. i think they have been rather reserved. the way they're supposed to be. and this is what we expect of them. today we had many more, as we refer to boots on the ground. we need these resources to be available, to be staged properly for the plan

every day when we go somewhere, the families of all the other victims, anthony anderson tyrone west these are people that died at the hands of the police that were healthy black men before they came in contact with the police. >> tessa, you're in the naacp, do you believe that cops beat up blacks as a regular practice? are these bad apples? how would you describe the system right now in >> i think there's a combination. there's a lot of bad apples and a lot of people just see a black male and stop him and do things to him and assume he's done something wrong. he was not doing anything eye contact and he ran because a lot of people are afraid of the police. he was young and ran. but old people sometimes can't run and they get beat up or get jerked around for about an hour. we sued the police department about seven years ago for almost $1 million where they took one young boy and drive him to the county and took his shoes and left him. he tracked down a baltimore county police and brought him back. with the help of the aclu and the naacp, they got sued. now we have people that don't want mo

gray is one name and of course we should focus on him and his family but i have to speak the name of tyroneanderson monet turnedge and so many others where people have been brutalized by police nothing seems to come of it. >> as i mentioned, the baltimore police commissioner is expected to make some sort of statement or some sort of news conference at the top of the hour. we do expect him to talk about this police report that he's about to turn over to the state's attorney. that's supposed to happen tomorrow. perhaps it's happening earlier, we just don't know yet. i'm going to throw to my colleagues. i'm carol costello. thank you very much for joining me. i'll throw it to john berman in baltimore and kate in new york. >> we'll donate with the breaking news coverage now of the situation on the ground in baltimore, as carol just mentioned, we are awaiting at this moment a press conference that was really just announced that will be happening at the baltimore police headquarters on the ground there. hello, everyone. i'm kate balduan. >> and i'm john berman as kate said the breaking news here i

tyrone west shot through the inside of this -- through the inside of this squad car.ough the inside of this squad car, nobody is talking about that. if these officers had been indicted if justice was served, you wouldn't see people going out here doing the things that they're doing today. >> now -- now the actions you feel -- >> fall back on the government? >> do you feel because of actions now that justice has been served and that the polite is gone that all of the economic issues now are somehow, you know, does this help does this help the snitches situation do you think it comes to the neighborhood to describe, do you think -- coming to neighborhoods that you described after these type of actions -- do you think that investment has been in these neighborhoods investment, in fact, the government has investment was brought if they were brought to those neighborhoods you wouldn't see this type of activity. you wouldn't see people raising up and trying to derail the machine that has and advantage of them for so long a time. >> in terms of investment these properties ar

sanctions are meaningless then host: and this is tyrone in north carolina. good morning. i would like to say i pray to god that this works. i'm tired of republicans opposing everything the president do. give this thing a chance to work to see what happens and we won't have to send more lives over there to get destroyed. wait to see how things work out. host: mary says give peace a chance. jane says we're screwed. adam says tree son ason treason. up next is herbert in georgia. please go ahead. caller: you know what you have a conscience. you know what let me tell you something, iran -- the united states is trying to come together with other countries. people can't see that. you have people sitting up there on fox news to see the president do anything successful she says i'd rather give a blood transfusion transfusion, if i had to get it from obama, i'd rather die. especially on a news station. you want to see success i don't care republican or democratic president for the people we need to stop this bickering. peter, news is a ministry. it's not in the church but it's a mi

i told them repeatedly around the tyrone west situation, the bottom was gone too far out. pfk boom you see about my city. they dirty, man. they know what is going on. >> this is long-standing anger. >> long-standing, baby. >> thank you very much. >> yes, sir. >> i want you to be really careful over there, because it looks, miguel, like the police are moving closer and closer. they're moving in. this could get even more ugly. >> trying to get control of that -- of those hoses so that they can continue to get water on that fire. but it is -- this is a city that is out of control. >> it certainly is right now. and it looks like it's going to potentially get even worse. >> you think you're taking control? >> we're taking control? no, it's not even the fact that we're taking control. we're taking back what is ours. you're trying to take away what is ours right now. we want answers. you come into our -- neighborhoods. people striving for greatness, you know? i'm striving for success right now. and now i'm being judged based on a lot going on in here. >> there is anger to go arou

. >> with the cases in fact involving anthony anderson tyrone west even officer torbette gunned down by his own -- >> this time you're hoping for better and see what happens friday. i just hope everybody is in the stam place about what they expect to come out. appreciate the perspective. alisyn. >> okay. chris, we'll be right back to baltimore and you in a moment. we want to get to some of our other top stories. the death toll in the nepal earthquake now sur piezpassing 5,000. we have some dramatic rescue moments. look at your screen. crews found this man after 80 hours trapped under the rubble. this 27-year-old man says he thought he was going to die in there. >> extraordinary tale of survival. my goodness. >>> meanwhile, a potential high seas showdown between the u.s. and iran. the pentagon dispatching a navy destroyer after iranian forces fired upon them boarded a cargo ship in the strait of hormuz. no americans are believed to be among the crew members, but the u.s. destroyer ship will monitor the situation. now, according to iran's news agency the containership was intercepted a