baltimore police revealed the van carrying gray to jail made a previously unreported stop. but no more details beyond that so far. our tv affiliate wjla has been reporting new information. it sites sources close to the investigation saying there is no efd suggesting gray was injured during his arrest but say his head injuries do match a bolt inside that van. >>> just after baltimore went into that city wide curfew, police lined the streets telling protesters to clear the area and go loam. >> that's right. our own brian todd was reporting live on air during tense moments with police as they were pushing crowds back. [ bleep ]. >> okay. whoa. whoa, whoa. >> okay. they just -- they just apprehended that man. don, they just got this man, apprehended him. he was walking slowly, they walked up behind him and started pushing forward and they just endeveloped him and took him back there and apprehended him. as they were pushing us forward. so he is has just been basically evaporated into that wall of police and taken away. i don't know whether he is being taken over there. there is

threw things up the police meanwhile investigations into gray's death revealed that the mid and unreported and so far unexplained stock coming up a man under arrest for allegedly planting a camera and a starbucks restaurant. why he has not been charged in the case. a local minimum-wage increase set to go in. and another place in the bay considering a wage hike and next body cameras before all the police when and why. coming out >> pam :san francisco police officers may soon be wearing body cameras. them and six point six million dollars in his next budget to purchase them. that budget still has to be approved. but the goal is to have every officer on the street wearing a body camera. it's all to try to cut down on complaints of police brutality. san francisco police chief greg suhr supports the plan. the chief pointed to studies which show use of force complaints go down by 87 percent. and overall complaints go down by 60 percent when body cameras are in play. hot temperatures and drought conditions. now one bay area community is warning of steep fines for safety violators. police call him

they have been butting bulletins out and working with those new to the area and looking for other unreported cases. christie commit nbc bay area news. b.a.r.t. workers have fixed that damaged rail that delayed commuters for six hours yesterday. it was between the civic center and 16 street stations. it camed as a surprise to the workers. it is now being tested to pinpoint what caused the damage. they say they have not had any issues with today's train schedule or trains or tracks going full speed. >> taking something pretty and making it beautiful. >> one woman has found her calling in sewing and what she is sewing caught our attention. >> one child out of every 160 pregnancies doesn't survive. it is a heartbreaking event for a parent and one student goes out of her way to bring a little beauty to a terrible situation. >> you do -- this one is one of my favorite ones. >> the first thing you should know about allison hampton is she has nothing against marriage. she is herself, happily married. that is husband don over there at the computer. the reason you need to know that. >> here we go -- >

one new detail release of the police van that picked up for any great after his arrest may and unreported and so far unexplained stop. the new information coming from a private security camera at this intersection, not from the police officers transporting him. >> obviously it raises all kinds of questions. somebody in the police department about the stop and what it suggests is that whoever was driving the van whoever was involved in the van trip was not forthcoming. >> grant: rate was found unconscious when the wagon on arrival at a police station on april 12th. the 25 year old has suffered a spinal injury and died a week later. washington tv station w j l aces the coroner's report concluded that the final or fatal head injury in matches a bolt in the back of the van. >> pam: a mississippi judge sentenced eight white men for repeated assaults on african-americans and state's capital city. 21 year old and jumblatt was sentenced to 20 your maximum prison term he and robert rice were supposed to be the final two sentence and a couple people that insulted african-americans in jackson. the a

. >> so the idea that there was an unreported stop by all of these officers, or maybe a couple of these officers that's a problem, correct? >> a huge problem. >> all right. that's the last point i want to make. arreeva, what a pleasure always, thank you. >> thanks tony. >> yeah good talking to you. president obama spoke a short time ago about the latest developments in the freddie gray case have a listen. >> it is absolutely vital that the truth comes out on what happened to freddie gray and it is my practice not to comment on the legal processes involved. that would not be appropriate, but i can tell you that justice needs to be served. all of the evidence needs to be presented. those individuals who are charged obviously are also entitled to due process, and rule of law, and so, you know i want to make sure that our legal system runs the way it should. and the justice department and our new attorney general is in communications with baltimore officials to make sure any assistance we can provide on the investigation is provided. >> all right. let's get you to john terrett now in baltim

105 of the largest police departments in the country, about 45% of the killings by officers went unreported to the fbi between 2006 and 2012. and one reason is records from three large states - florida, new york and illinois are not in the federal bureau of investigation's database. it's a growing source of frustration as the nation debates lethal force and the role that race plays in police shootings. informed debates rely on solid data telling the whole story, and not just a shot in the dark. to get the full story, people that care about the issue are hands. >> reporter: every weekend journalism students meet here in brian's dining room to crunch data drawn from police reports around the country. bern hart is the founder of fatalencounters.org and uses old-school journalism to figure out how many are killed by police. there's no government agency tracking the number of people dying in police custody. >> okay. so these are the records that came from our public records request in texas. >> the federal government tracks anything that matters, the numbers of shoes sold, you know, rain fall in

probably 80 or 85% of all rapes go unreported to authorities. which is kind of astonishing. that goes a long way to explain why this debate and uncertainty about how many women are raped every year. there is a study by the centers for disease control a recent study i think it was published in 2014 the shows over the course of a lifetime 19% of american women will have been raped. that's the one in five we first talked about which is attacked questioned by many. there is also a report by the justice department which is a very different kind of reporting. it's old-school interviewing people following up in person or by phone interviews which shows a much lower number but that number shows 114,000 women 18 to 24 i think will be raped this year. those numbers, 80% are -- so we can be sure about the numbers but it's a huge number. hundreds of thousands of women are raped and most of them choose not to report it. i was very curious about why and so the book for various reasons i decided to do a case study of the number of cases in missoula montana bet

night msnbc's chris hayes spoke with wbal's jayne miller in light of a revelation that a previously unreported stop by the van was made. all of that is leading to another big question. >> reporter: the question i would have of the van driver at that stop is why did you make that stop? did you make that stop because you heard something in the back of the van that maybe indicated something had gone wrong. the next thing he does is drive a little further and stop again and call for other officers to come and, quote, check on his prisoner. the police commanders have said at that point there should have been a call for a medic and there wasn't. i think that new stop we're talking about, if i were asking the right questions, and i am in this case, my question would be does that indicate that at that point that van driver knew something was wrong? >>> we are also hearing more dramatic testimony in the movie theater massacre trial out of colorado. in court yesterday some of the first officers on the scene describe the horrors they encountered. one officer was so shaken, she broke down on the stand. we

the transport van gray was in inside on the day of his arrest made a previously unreported stop before it arrive at the police. >> stop by our wagon was at freed montgomery and moser. >> washington post claims another prisoner inside the van could hear gray banking against the wall of that van. the post sites the police document in the prisoner believed gray was intentionally trying to injure himself but that prisoner now says that's not the case. >>> at the request of maryland's governor new jersey state police will assist with peacekeeping efforts baltimore a little longer than first thought. the 150 troopers and personnel will be in maryland until may fifth. another look at the protests here in philadelphia. chopper three over central detectives in spring garden you see the crowd there protesters gathered outside we continue to keep close eye on this. be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" and cbsphilly.com for the latest on these protests and the unrest in baltimore. >> the other big story of the night is the nfl draft. all eyes were on the philadelphia eagles as they make their fi

under increasing scrutiny over the troubled kaisa has raised worries on unreported the debt.'s corporate debt was the world's largest at more than $14 trillion. a look at what is going on markets a wise. ne?nghai also, yvon yvonne: fractionally higher. a mixed picture this monday morning. welcome back. hope you had a great weekend. shanghai and hong kong in the red. the green alln in morning. steady on the gains. fractionally low. as we are going to be expecting china property prices to come out any minute or so. we will see reaction on the eco-data. some of the movers here. we did see quite a bit of dramatic move from, i have to talk about this. pharma company in japan. the biggest day decline in april. they target the in, at $5.8 million. the estimate was 900 million, quite a mess. they expect to turn to profit on this settlement. mitsubishi and the japanese bank in talks. leading the way up 3% for mitsubishi. -- 836 million dollar buyback for the second time this year. the annual profit surpassed $1 trillion yen for the first time. looking good for mitsubishi. by hsbc.rate

to us right now the transport van gray was inside of on the day of his arrest made a previously unreported stop before it arrived at the police station. also a prisoner in the van said gray could be heard banking against the walls of the vehicle. >> police will be staying in baltimore little longer. maryland governor hogan requested the troopers insist they stay with peace-keeping efforts. troopers and personnel will now be in maryland until the fifth of may. >> new this mornings, one person being treated for possible smoke inhalation after this fire in southwest philadelphia. that fire broke out before 2:30 this morning near 50th and kingsessing. investigators say the fire started in the back of that house, the cause still being looked into. >>> david while steen is expected to plead guilty to federal charges in the george washington bridge scandal today. the former aid to governor chris christie is accused of orchestrating the 2013 lane closures for political reasons. bloomberg news also says while steen may be cooperating with prosecutors. governor governor christie long said he did not

the demise has raised worries about contingency and unreported debt.hey have made a payment on 2015 bonds. they have paid $79 million of securities today. s&p calls the recent discounted buyback of dollar notes a distressed exchange that is a default. secretary of state john kerry is expected to reiterate america's total commitment to south korea during his trip to south korea. this comes as the north is flexing military muscles. >> it's a way to gain more attention for north korea. about a week ago north korea said it had tests to fire a missile from a submarine. it's the first time they claimed to have done so. if it's true, north korea would have a new way to reach the continental u.s. the u.s. bases in guam. people in seoul and washington dismissed those claims pyongyang has the capability to fire a ballistic missile submarine. north korea is expected to feature prominently. we don't have the details to discuss yet. very prominent -- north korea was very prominent in those talks. in beijing kerry said a nuclear deal with iran would send a positive

what happened after freddie gray arrest the policemen that it's a month after his arrest late in unreported and so far on explain stop the new information come from our private security cameras at an intersection not from the police officers transported him this is the real suspicious about why it was not previously mentioned and he was unconscious when he got to the police station on april 12th of the five men suffered a spinal injury and died a week later the report concludes that a fatal head injury and the back of the van. >>mark: this is to be working in the curfew affected over the weekend as we about a process in the city since monday of people rioted on the day of a shift from sudden protest last night and this is not in philadelphia things for physical and philadelphia were police to rest for a is the proper things and leaks. >>darya: 5 of the night club was run in his own discovery of a home is speaking out now jordan on gran was stabbed to death last weekend by a family friend it was his older brother's best friend 80 year-old william schultz who was arrested for the crime--a 18

and according to this indictment $11 million in unreported income is what got the attention of the irs. and the irs official at this press conference just a few minutes ago called it the world cup of fraud. this is simply because -- according to this investigation, the 2010 world cup selection of south africa to be host of the world cup, was something that was corrupt. was rigged as part of this bribery scheme wolf. >> because as you know fifa says at least for now they say they're welcoming this investigation. they also say there will be no change in the next two world cups. the 2018 cup will be played in russia russia beat out spain, portugal and england. qatar was the winner of the world cup bid. the world cup bids are part of a separate investigation under way right now, is that right explosive. >> reporter: that is right, wolf. the swiss authorities this morning announced that they're doing a separate investigation into the process that was -- that allowed for the awarding of the world cup in 2018 to russia and the 2022 world cup to qatar. the united states ran second to qatar. an

accused of using his position to solicit kick backs according to the u.s., amassed $11 million in unreported income. accusations of corruption have long shadowed fifa including controversial decisions to hold future world cups in russia and qatar instead of the u.s. >> absolutely shocked when qatar beat the united states. except then we took a deep breath and everyone thought about the oil and the money and the fact that you could open up another part of the world. everyone kind of shook their heads and said, well, of course. >> reporter: fitfa's provocativ president, sepp blatter, but u.s. officials made clear today this is just the beginning. >> the work will continue until all corruption is uncovered and ape me a message is sent around the world this conduct will not be tolerated. >> thank you again to pamela brown for that report. >> will these charges come as fifa gets ready to elect its president onblatter has been ex to win a fifth term easily. but european futbol's governing body wants the vote delayed. take a listen. >> the members of the executive committee are convinced there is a

they are learning through their investigation that van carrying gray made a previously unreported stop. >> yes. and other new reports are raising questions about what happened to gray inside that van. cnn justice controversy pamela brown is looking into that. >> the medical examiner found that gray's deadly injuries were caused when he slammed into the back of the van apparently breaking his neck according to cnn affiliate wjla which spoke to multiple law enforcement officials briefed on the findings. sources telling wjla the head injury matched a bolt in the back of the van. when that injury happened is not clear. the fatal trip inclouded yet another stop. a stop that police not only did not disclose but apparently did not know happened until recently. raising new questions about grigri gray's fraemt after his arrest. >> we discovered this stop during the ongoing review of all cttv cameras. >> police say the information came from a private camera at this intersection. not from the police officers involved with his arrest. and not from police logs of the van's trip. >> obviously it rai

another stunning revelation from the clinton charity reporting millions in unreported dollars is being reported coming from speeches dating back to 2012. it is the latest admission raising questions about whether ms. clinton complied with an ethics agreement she made before taking the position obama assigned to her. ed henry is live. >> reporter: no coincidence that this is being released over the holiday weekend. hilary clinton is going to be at a brewery here in new hampshire talking up the economy. but there is trouble brewing in washington with the clinton foundation and the e-mails on benghazi centering on part with the outside advisor sidney blumenthal going back to the clinton impeachment days. the leaks we are seeing when she was secretary of the state the e-mails back and forth with sidney blumenthal and one being the day after where sidney suggest he has some information and the day after sidney blumenthal says in a memo i have more information suggesting it was a terror attack al-qaeda might have been involved, it was planned. but hilary clinton went to andrews airforce base

and the clinton foundation admitted it received $26 million in previously unreported donations. nina who is a editor. and paul. welcome to both of you. >> nina hillary clinton is the subject of a few of the e-mails. what are we learning so far about the benghazi thing? >> it is really early and we don't be a lot. there was one report from the ap- that said there are classified e-mails that went through the personal e-mail server. it is damage being, and the potential material in the e-mails that is more damaging than what is coming out of the clinton foundation even more than the money they have made in speeches. >> they release them on friday on a holiday weekend and clearly they don't want it to make a public impact. >> i don't know what you are talking about. mrs. clinton said that she wants the information out there more than combg anybody earlier this week. you know i think it is clear, that they have been clintonian about this. going back to clinton's pressability. there is no classified material and i never sent it. everything was carefully said. it didn't mean she didn't

. >> i have $11 million in unreported income. >> the president up for re-election was not among those arrested. despite the charges, they will not change the locations of the next two world cups and one of those locations could have potentially been here in philadelphia. >> thank you. >>> it is hump day and time for the traffic report. matt pellman is live. >> the goal of the afternoon commute is to get home unscathed but it sounds like this afternoon we'll run into a few storms, at this point it's dry along the blue route 476 north of chester, however jammed on the northbound side coming off of 95 heading up to the route 1 media bypass. lets jump off to southford a crash at county line road at ridge road and a crash involving a pedestrian at cow path road and rite aid. in cheltenham, look for a wreck at green wood avenue. and on the schuylkill, mostly dry and formal delays and that means 7 miles per hour westbound by city avenue a couple of issues by allegheny and betsy ross bridge and speeds slow from penn's landing and cotman and a crash on 42 by 295 they got it pushed off to the r

declaring, quote, the revelation that the clintons had a secret shell company that went unreported onlary clinton's financial disclosures further demonstrates they are not giving voters the full picture of their wealth. despite that coming on top of the pricey speeches and foreign donations to the clinton foundation hillary clinton still has no major competition in the democratic primary. though as democratic social senator bernie sanders made his campaign official tonight he launched a site on cnbc that accused both clintons of hustling money. >> when you hustle money like that you don't sit in restaurants like this. i'm not going to condemn hillary and bill clinton. they made a lot of money. that type of wealth can have the potential to isolate you from the rest of the world. >> strategy. while she was working hillary clinton at the state department something that republicans have promised to dig deeper on. bret? >> thank you. >>> when drawing electoral districts for voters. redrawing districts based on citizens and noncitizens violates the constitution. it could be significant for

according to the indictment that was unsealed today in brooklyn, $11 million in unreported income is what got the irs' attention. >> that would get their attention. >> exactly. so the irs begins investigating. they talk to him, and he decides to cooperate, to flip. he decides to wear a wire. he sets up meetings in london with the help of the fbi with some of these officials who are now named in this indictment. these are the types of tactics we commonly see the fbi and irs use with gangsters with the mafia. here we have it being used with the world body of soccer the beautiful game as they call it. >> we heard the sound a second ago from loretta lynch. i want you to piece this together for people watching thinking okay this is obviously a massive global game. the layers of this involve switzerland and qatar. so why is a brooklyn district attorney prosecuting this thing? >> you know she addressed part of that by saying look you know some of these transactions happened on u.s. soil. in the case of the director of the fbi, james comey, here's how he described the fbi's involvement. >> i

going on it really just raise as great deal of question as to what occurred on that stop that was unreportedecorded. so, yes, it does. >> they never learned any of that from the officers they interviewed sunny. >> that's what is troubling to me. we know early on that five out of the six officers did provide statements and so how is it that just about a week and a 1/2 ago we're learning that the investigators learned about this second stop. that is very very strange. that i think raises at least a specter that officers weren't being as transparent or the officer who did not give a statement is -- >> because correct me if i'm wrong ed because you ran the department, when you're driving is it one person driving the van and if the one person driving the van never reported fit then the others wouldn't know about it. >> if there's one operator then the others wouldn't know about it. >> so that could be your answer. >> why would he injure or how could he injure himself so badly that he caused all of these injuries to his voice box and on and on and on. >> that doesn't really make sense. there would

according to this indictment, $11 million in unreported income which got the attention of the irs and the fbi, and in turn, he looked into the matter with the top officials, where 14 people are now indicted. people from latino america, c t costa rica and the united states. and the official said this investigation is only beginning and really didn't want to get into the loss of the u.s. to qatar in 2022 to host the world cup. they say that didn't really have to do with this case. but we know from talking to officials that that was one reason why they started looking into this, simply because the allegations were that that process was rigged, ashleigh. >> hold that thought for a moment. paul, look, i have covered a lot of criminal trials in which people come forward who snitched to talk about other people to cut a deal. sometimes they wear wires and sometimes it's just their own testimony. we talked about people today who just talked about their co-conspirators who are alleged to co-conspire. so how much power does that hold? when you talk about guys who probably got a pretty easy deal,

according to the irs, top committee member charles blazer has amassed $11 million in unreported incomeons of corruption have long shadowed fifa including controversial decisions to hold future world cups in russia and qatar instead of the united states. >> it was a shock. but then everyone thought about the oil and the money and the fact that you could open up another part of the world and everyone kind of shook their heads and said well, of course. >> reporter: fifa's provocative president avoided charges and is up for reelection to the post on friday. but u.s. officials made clear this is just the beginning. >> the work will continue until all of the corruption is uncovered and a message is sent around the world that this conduct will not be tolerated. >> and fifa president blatter said in a statement today that such misconduct has no place in football and we'll assure those in charge f of it will be put out of the game. back in december fifa announced its findings in its own investigation and said it found no corruption. >> wow. they investigated themselves and they didn't find anyt

thief with a brand new rolex. 40 minutes go by before the woman realizes her watch is missing and unreported. >> broward county sheriff's officer brian montgomery gets the case. >> when i first viewed that video i thought that this guy had several opportunities to do the right thing. several opportunities to stop the lady. he could have handed it over to a tsa agent. he didn't do any of that. what was more aggravating was that the victim then goes over to a bench, to get herself straight with her belongings and he did the right thing next to her. he knew that was the same person right in front of him. the odds are pretty long they'll find a thief who has flown off to who knows where. >> there could be thousands of passengers flying out at any given time in a particular concourse. they might live here. they might not. they might live overseas. just because we have them on video doesn't mean we know who they are. >> it takes lieutenant montgomery three days of pouring through hours of airport security video to find the thief. >> found him coming in. only one person used the kiosk at that preci

it's believed 80% of them go unreported. >>> santa clara voters have approved two tax measures to improve education. herbal a bumps the palo alto unified school district's per -- measure a bumps the palo alto unified school district goes to $768. it reduces class sizes and boost teacher salaries. measure b in the campbell union fight school district will tax $49 per parcel for the next eight years. that money will help core academic programs. campbell did not have a parcel tax going into the special election. >>> facebook is improving pay and benefits for its contracted employees. the social media company subpoenaing its minimum wage to $15 an hour. i minimum of 15 days paid leave and other benefits. it for people who take care of grounds, answer phones and serve food. recently apple and google have increased money for shuttle drivers. >>> survivors being searched for where another earthquake hit in nepal. >> and details on who is exploring new technology for aviation. >> and we have rain back in the picture. we'll track when you should expect those raindrops. >> and bay bridge still look

and baltimore police revealed today that the van carrying gray to jail made a previously unreported stophas been reporting new information. it is citing sources close to the investigation who say there is no evidence suggesting gray was injured during his arrest. but his injuries do match a bolt inside that van. and an attorney for gray's family says there is no way that gray injured himself. as we watch these protests unfold, the baltimore city prosecutor marilyn mosby is urging calm. she'll now determine if there is sfusht evidence to pursue charges against anyone on the case. here is more on marilyn mosby as she faces this huge spotlight. she's the youngest chief prosecutor of a major american city and she's been on the job less than four months. but now, 35-year-old marilyn moseby has a huge decision to make that could calm the anger until the city she loves. >> that is a police car that they're vandalizing right there. >> or possibly re-ignite riots. >> i know the state's attorney is committed to seeing justice. >> moseby says she'll review the police findings of freddie gray's deat

baltimore police revealed the van carrying gray to jail made a previously unreported stop, but no moreails beyond that. >> our affiliate wjla has been reporting new information. it's citing sources close to the investigation who say there is no evidence suggesting gray was injured during his arrest. it says his head injuries do match a bolt inside that van. >>> when you talk with residents of some baltimore neighbors, those where many poor and minorities live, they'll tell you what happens to freddie gray is all too familiar. earlier, don lemon visited the neighborhood where d. watkins grew up to get a better sense of the mind-set. >> so this is your mind-set? >> yeah. >> down the hill? >> yeah. this is east baltimore. just like west baltimore, oppressed, high unemployment rates, high team pregnancy rates, low life expectancy. this seems like a working class neighborhood. >> robbing peter to pay paul, just trying to make it. a lot of working class people and some amazing people around here. they work three jobs just to survive, to live a simple life. >> how are you doing, officer? your

even though we know that a majority of these crimes go undisclosed or unreported. this bill is a dangerous distraction from the pressing needs facing our country. i urge my colleagues to oppose this terrible bill and leave health care decisions in the hands of the people they belong in the women of this country. that i -- with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from tennessee reserves. the gentlewoman from tennessee is recognized. mrs. black: thank you, madam speaker. now i yield one minute to the gentleman from nebraska, mr. fortenberry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from nebraska is recognized for one minute. mr. fortenberry: thank you madam speaker. i thank the gentlelady from tennessee for her leadership on this important issue. madam speaker, there's a rule in the house of representatives that any little child who is a guest of ours can come right down here and be in the well with us. lease a-- let's assume for a moment that one of those children tripped and fell and hurt themse

according to her office, about 80% of campus sexual assaults in california go unreported.r ucla student who spoke at today's news conference said it happened to her. >> i said it was a friend who experienced it and they just did the normal thing of she shouldn't have been drinking, did she confuse him with the relationship? why didn't she lock the door? all these things. >> that scared you off? >> it did. if my friends don't believe me, why would a police officer believe me? >> to encourage more victims to come forward, harris is asking all california colleges to improv their coordination with law enforcement on campus rape investigations and wants to speed up the process of rape kit testing. >>> investigators say a train that derailed in philadelphia was going twice the speed limit when it flew off the tracks. at least 7 people are dead more than 200 injured from last night's accident. federal investigators say the amtrak train was going 106 miles per hour on a 50-mile-per- hour curve. the ntsb is analyzing the black boxes and front dash camera for more clues. >> our miss

there is also continuing conflicts in other provinces what is called the baghdad belt and what is unreporteds the number of car bombs happening in both baghdad and as arwa reporting baquba which is north of baghdad. >> we keep hearing they won't take baghdad but they have taken other places they said they wouldn't take. when you look at baghdad and you understand that city so much better than most of us do, help us understand how fortified is that city? and what is the risk of it falling, truly? >> well, i will never say never. i learned that a long time ago whenever you're talking about conflict, all sorts of things could happen. baghdad is a very secure city. the majority of the population is shia. they have the vast majority of the iraqi security forces are stationed in and around baghdad, and there are great defense around the city. so i think a march by isis on the city, i don't see that occurring. but you never know. and i think you're going to see continued fighting, not only in an around the baghdad belts as we used to call them, but also this fight in anbar process is going to go on

with one new detail >> grant:the police van that picked up freddie gray after his arrest made an unreported and so far unexplained stop. >> grant:the new information coming from a private security camera at this intersecton, not from the police officers transporting him. >>"obviously it raises all in the police department knew about the stop and what was driving the van whoever was involved in the van trip was not forthcoming." (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> grant:gray was found unconscious when the wagon arrived at a police station on april 12. >> grant:the 25-year-old had suffered a spinal injury and died a week later. >> grant:washington tv station wjla says a coroner's report concluded that the fatal head injury matches a bolt in the back of the van. >> grant:the washington post reports that another prisoner who was in the van with gray told investigators he thought gray was intentionally trying to injure himself. >> grant:the man couldn't actually see gray because of a metal barrier. >>what he has said is that he heard freddie

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. >> but this happens more than we know, because it often goes unreported.t's good to talk about it and to try to remove the stigma so people can, especially the victims, they feel that they can come forward. thank you, appreciate all of you joining me this evening. when we come back some of the worst violence baltimore has ever seen. why may, this month, is turning out to be the deadliest month in that city in more than 15 years. ♪ when you set out to find new roads, you build the car of tomorrow, today. introducing the next generation chevrolet volt. ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. choose choose choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. sleepiq tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! now we can all choose amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq. ends sunday! know

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you have unreported clinton foundation charity earnings.yed benghazi testimony that means a few hiccups in hillary's path to the white house. if hillary's testimony before the house committee is drawn out, you know, how will these unresolved answers affect her campaign? >> reporter: well i think it's a great question julie, and i don't understand what the thinking is behind the strategy by the administration and by the state department and by hillary clinton herself to stonewall on all of these things. obviously at this time she's out of the state department so she can point the finger more at the state department and the obama administration and say, well they're the ones that are stonewalling this information. i don't have any more information to provide. but whatever it is, it does put her in a very bad position because, as you rightly point out, the longer you push this investigation out towards the 2016 election the worse it is for hillary clinton. and, quite frankly, jewelulie, what it tells me as an outside observer is that wow, ther

a number of families and children drowning in the mediterranean i also actually fairly unreported, although the estimates this year are more than the amount of people that dialed in the tie tan nick and we are still talking about 100 years later. it really is an issue that the e.u. members need to get to grips with. >> it has been reported that hundreds of children are among the victims who have drowned at sea in these dangerous journeys. do we have an idea of how many are trying to make that crossing and are they with their families or unaccompanied? >> well, when i was in sicily last week, there was a terrible tragedy where 850 people died in one ship wreck alone. we believe 100 children at least were onboard given the testimony from the survivors. the women and the children were actually locked in the hold of the bolt. children are often the first to drown, they're the most vulnerable in these situations. we're not sure how many children are drowning in the mediterranean, but we know of those that survive the lucky few that arrive, 10% of the total migrants arrive to italy by sea are una

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officers who arrested him made a previously unreported stop on the way to a station house.he autopsy showed injuries like those suffered by car crash victims. the suspect, who was black and unarmed, died of a spinal injury while in the custody of baltimore police. the city was mostly quite overnight, a third night of curfew was ordered after protesters rioted monday. prosecutors don't have the police report but police are releas

officers who arrested him made a previously unreported stop on the way to a station house. a baltimore tv station says the autopsy showed injuries like those suffered by car crash victims. the suspect, who was black and unarmed, died of a spinal injury while in the custody of baltimore police. the city was mostly quite overnight, a third night of curfew was ordered after protesters rioted monday. prosecutors don't have the police report but police are releasing few details. the mayor is promising justice. >> we will get justice for freddie gray. believe you me, we will get justice. we're going to work together. if, with the nation watching -- three black women at three different levels can't get justice and healing for this community, you tell me where we are going to get it. olivia: anger is spreading beyond baltimore. marchers in philadelphia clashed with officers. some protesters tried to break through a line police set up near highway. police say there were two arrests. elon musk reveals his latest enterprise and makes sweeping predictions. he unveiled his powerwall bat

also today, miss say the van made an unreported fourth stop.weekend. >>> new video this morning of the deadly avalanche triggered by the massive earthquake in nepal. a hiker shot this video from below the mount f rest base camp. the snow and ice were released heading straight for them. overnight, the death toll has topped 6200. an estimated $2 billion will be needed to rebuild. >>> and back here the cdc has traced an outbreak of the plague to a single dog. the four cases in rural colorado were the biggest outbreak in nearly a century. the patients have recover. scientists are carefully studying the outbreak because it's the first time a dog ever infected a human with the plague. >>> now to a scare on a school bus. the parents were shocked when the driver refused to let children off at the bus stop. locking them inside and driving away. >> the bus driver is locking all of our kids on the bus. they're crying. he's a crazy guy. >> reporter: this father calling 911 from an arizona bus stop on tuesday, after his child's school bus driver allege lid

through 2010, he failed to accurately report his income to the irs, amassing more than 11 million in unreported income. in addition to charges announced today, the government is also seeking the forfeiture of all property obtained from the proceeds of various outlined, the attorney general. today, more than $151 million have been identified. the best financial investigators in the world, special agents exposed complex money laundering schemes, uncovered millions of dollars in untapped income, and discovered tens of millions of dollars hidden away in offshore accounts in countries like hong kong, the cayman islands, and switzerland. this really is the world cup of fraud. today, we're issuing fifa in red card. [laughter] this investigation is not over. special agents will work with our partners at the f ei and the u.s. attorney's office. we will work with our international partners around the world to bring justice to those who would she the financial system and was played by a different set of rules. today's indictment and our criminal investigation will root out those who seek to corrupt the be