one unresponsive. police are asking parents to get their kids inside woman got them down and for our safety and the truck is fine thankfully but as you see this car continues to burn people are take taking cell phone pictures. they have i phones out here and this is really chaos in the streets here of baltimore. people are angry because of the police custody death of 25-year-old freddie gray. he was buried today. i spoke with people who went to the funeral then say the funeral was beautiful. they say it was somber. they say it was emotional and calm in people were civil. it's the complete opposite right now with cars burning in the streets. smoke everywhere. people kind of speeding. there's a car that sped through this area. people getting a little crowd dee at times right now. it's calm but things have been pretty chaotic out here with police in riot gear and trying the best they can to keep things under control. or get some control. back to you guys. >> all right. dave stay safe out there. thanks our

one is unresponsive. no word on injured rioters.t of all of this, university of maryland baltimore campus is shut down. mass transit is shut down. and the orioles may cancel tonight's game. our dave kinchen is on the scene where rioters have jumped on our news vehicle. they backed off noun behind a police barricade. we'll have more from dave kinchen, more from the air and of course 24/7 you can get the very latest details on myfoxphilly.com. >>> going to chile now the cleanup continues this past volcano that's been dormant since 1972 record back to live. nearby streets are now covered in soot. volcanic mud. authorities downgraded the likelihood of another eruption but the mountain it remains active and the ash clouds are causing all kinds of problems for breathing and for airlines. volcano's eruption forced about 1500 people from their homes. many of them are finally returning today. >>> north texas residents are picking up the pieces after severe weather moved through yesterday. there were tornadoes like this one along with heavy r

one is unresponsive. and we have been wondering, talking about what that powder was we have been seeing and he's calling it teargas and pep i spray. they'll continue to use it as warranted he said. the focus is to keep the residents living in the neighborhood safe and to keep officers safe. this morning, they received the threats we have been sharing earlier today from gang members of three rival gangs united and threatening police. >> he called them -- he said criminals who have attacked police without provocation. he says this is -- those responsible are a lawless individuals without regard for the safety of the people in that community. or the safety of police. and the police are vowing to find those responsible for the injuries to those officers injuries described as broken bones. one of the police officers reportedly unresponsive. he just said that in fact. and vowing to do whatever they have to do to keep the peace and to protect police as well. police spread out over a large area of baltimore right

. >> one of the police officers hurt very badly, perhaps unresponsive at some point. we're waiting to hear more on that cop's condition. we've not heard much since the fact he was hurt badly. >> we've also not heard about the officer's condition you saw just a second ago in the angry mob hovering over that police cruiser and what appeared to be them hurting someone inside. there was actually a police officer inside that cruiser. we still do not know his condition at this point. you can see him jumping on top of the cruiser breaking the windows. at one point someone actually goes

they have broken bones, one is unresponsive. this is not objection. our officers went out to that situation to make sure the people who live in that community were safe and we're going to continue to do what we can to make sure those people stay safe. we have that obligation to the city. yeah. i don't want to speculate about any correlation between the two. what we know this morning we received a threat. it was run through our intelligence section, that threat was determined to be credible. so we took the appropriate precautions of ensuring that that information was not only distributed internally to officers here but to law enforcement agencies nationwide. >> [ inaudible ]. >> i'm sorry. >> [ inaudible ] -- if this continues? >> it's too early to know that now. we have officers still responding to that location. we're doing what we do in these types of situations to bring about order. you're going to see tear gas. you're going to see pepper balls. we're going to use appropriatemethods to ensure that we're able to preserve the safety of that community

and we asked the police about the one officer overnight who was unresponsive. he was unresponsive last night. do we know if he's any better? >> he is much better now. he was in and out of consciousness, having difficulty remembering his first name but he is much better today. >> reporter: today, at the white house, about 40 miles from where we are, the president deplored the violence. >> when individuals get crowbars and star prying open doors to loot they're not protesting. they're not making a statement. they're stealing. >> reporter: the riots breaking out on the same day freddie gray's family put their son to rest. suffering a spinal cord injury and later dying while in police custody. in the middle of it all here the man in the mask slicing the fire hose and firefighters tried to knock down the blaze. tonight, the numbers. 2 247 arrests. 144 cars set on fire. and 15 buildings destroyed. this mother after reportedly seeing her son, gets him, pulls him from the riots and strikes him for his behavior. afterward, the police saying i wish i had more parents tha

one officer was unresponsive. we did see some dramatic video about an hour ago that was showing the officer being taken by his fellow officers into one of the armored cars there. as they were waiting transport. here's live pictures of that cvs where they were looting and looks like it's still ongoing. i don't see a police presence there. >> no. >> i guess they figure you know whether's the harm? go in and get whatever you need. whatever. >> we did see an armored car pause at the intersection and then it left and that was the first sign and that had been after 15 or 20 minutes of looting. >> also interesting after this as they were looting much more vigorously let's say 20 minutes ago first getting in that the roads around this cvs were still open at the time so you have to wonder about drivers who suddenly make a turn and drive down a street and drive into this. that's got to feel scary and then a precarious position. again, we haven't seen any of the protesters engaging or in any way attacking pedestrians or civi

and the one who is unresponsive. you guys would stan by i want to go right now to shepard smith who is tracking developments out of the governor's office. finally the governor is activating the national guard. i guess it wasn't watching all day. >> he did so at the request of the city of baltimore, gretda. we have not been given information to let us know when qá(ráy requested it. but we know that moments ago the governor issued a statement that at the request of baltimore city he signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency and activating the national guard to address the growing violence and unrest in baltimore city. the governor along with the lieutenant governor and national guard head will hold a news conference at 8:30. we will have live coverage of thatter hoo. he also issued a statement which reads in part my thoughts and prayers go out to the men and women in uniform who are actively working to stem the violence and several who have been injured in the line of duty. these malicious attacks only b

according to our sources, by the time that prisoner is loaded into that van, freddie gray was unresponsive. secondly, we have reported that there is no evidence medical evidence, that freddie gray suffered any injuries that would indicate that he injured himself by banging his head against the van wall door whatever you want to say. >> according to miller the police commission said a few days ago that the second prisoner said his ride was calm and quiet. >> it was a first in the league of major league baseball nature there was an empty camden yards. fans were banned were safety reason. the one bright spot in the o's topped the sox 8-2. >> we made quite a statement as a city. some good. some bad. now let's get on with taking the statements we made and create a positive. >> the game did have some light moments. the catcher signing imaginary autographs. this broke baseball's lowest attendance record set back in 1882. >>> senator bernie sanders are running for the white house. reconfirmed his entering of the race. he's entering as a democrat. he is the only one to challenge hillary clinton for

in fact even told that one officer now is unresponsive. the police saying now they will be going after to find the people responsible for those injuries and you can expect to see more tear gas and pepper balls. alison: in addition to what's happening here at the c.v. s., people running in and many running out with items and no police standing by. we saw people just mobbing police cars just a few minutes ago, about 15 minutes ago. jumping on top of them. jumping up and down. smashing the windshields and windows. so we're seeing different scenes play out. all of them very chaotic and as brad was saying earlier, his point of view is police are using extreme restraint. we see them come forward groups of people once and a while. and then recede. that's what brad is witnessing as well. we see them lined up with their shields up many getting pelted with rocks and bricks and pieces of concrete. at this point, we have not seen them advancing to any great degree. leon: we got location information on this c.v.s. this is north avenue and pennsylvania.

one of them is unresponsive. this is not okay. >> reporter: police warning that they will use all of their tools to stop the violence and protect their officers. >> you're going to see tear gas, you're going to see pepper spray. we're going to use appropriate methods to ensure that were able to preserve safety of the community. >> reporter: the rocks still flying late in the day and as you can see, the calls for peace are not holding here in baltimore. david? >> jim avila, thank you. as you heard jim report there, at least seven officers injured in the course of this one of them unresponsety. and david kerley is in baltimore tonight on that part of the story. >> good evening. had is baltimore police headquarters. they are loading officers to the buss that will head up to the west side of the city. these officers are concerned about seven of their own injured in riots earlier today. as you heard, one of them is unresponsive. and some of the officers have broken bones as well. we learned that baltimore police felt

one of them apparently unresponsive. you know, what about that, sheriff? >> well that's a fluid state. i would say that once the rocks and bottles start to be hurled at the police all bets are off. i expect the police to be aggressive and assertive and reasonable and work under the constitution. i do expect them to trust their training and if they do that i think things will work out well for them. but one of the things i'm not going to -- you're not going to hear me talk about once the rocks and bottles are being hurled is restraint. i will use the "r" word reasonable in terms of how they deal with this situation but for them to take on casualties like they did earlier, you know i don't want to see any citizens in baltimore hurt or killed. i don't want to see any police officers hurt or killed and that's why i'm looking at the governor right now and say, i don't know what you're being looking at but what i'm looking at is a state of emergency. get those resources in there and get them mobilized so we can get this city under control and sort through and fi

gray was unresponsive. >> let's watch that for a second. let's watch the comment by the fellow prisoner in the van. here he is. >> when i got in the van, i didn't hear nothing. it was a smooth ride we went straight to the police station. all i heard was like a little banging for about four seconds. you know what i mean? i just heard little banging, you know, just little -- you know what i mean boom boom just little banging. just little banging. >> there it is jayne. it's all a bit speculative here but the idea of a seizure, but do you give any credibility to his testimony right there, that person you had on the show today, on your program? >> dante alan is his name. his account shows up in the search warrant that "the washington post" reported about last night, which became this story that gray was banging his head against the wall of the van and may have injured himself on his own. what mr. alan is reporting is he's filling in the blanks. he really has to speculate about what may have caused the banging that he heard or the noise that he h

one of them is unresponsive. this is not okay. >> reporter: police warning that they will use all of their tools to stop the violence and protect their officers. >> you're going to see tear gas, you're going to see pepper balls. we're going to use appropriate methods to ensure that were able to preserve safety of the community. >> reporter: the rocks still flying late in the day and as you can see, the calls for peace are not holding here in baltimore. david? >> jim avila, thank you. as you heard jim report there, at least seven officers injured in the course of this, one of them unresponsive. and david kerley is in baltimore tonight on that part of the story. david? >> reporter: good evening, david. you're looking at police headquarters and a tactical vehicle and a bus lloyding off. and the real concern is their own. seven injured in the riots. one of them unconscious as you heard. and baltimore police said there was a credible threat whether the gangs were going to attack them. we don't know fw it was from a co

one of them is unresponsive. this is not okay. >> reporter: authorities explained to david this week how after one officer was hit, he didn't know where he was. >> he was in and out of consciousness, having difficulty remembering his first name. >> reporter: the message tonight, as police load up on school and city buses to keep calm on the streets, they hope to come home in one piece. on the streets tonight, there's little sympathy for the safety concerns of police and the officers know that. but we've seen officers dressed in riot gear show their uniforms to little children and share laughs with teenagers and that's encouraging. david? >> steve osunsami in baltimore for us. thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the miracle in nepal tonight. five days after the earthquake this image. a 15-year-old boy somehow surviving more than 120 hours. he'd be buried beneath the rubble wearing a yankees t-shirt, revealing what he ate to survive. and this view from above drone footage tonight of rescuers across kathmandu

one of the officers is very seriously injured and, he is unresponsive. and now, we're coming under a hail of rocks as well, where we are. so you can see, this is very, very tense here, in baltimore. and, there are police helicopters in the sky in that same press conference, and the police are determined from making sure, that no more police officers get injured. >>> we're watching, i'm not sure police formation here in full riot gear. starting to move forward now. >>> i want to keep my eye on this, to see what might develop we hope the young people have the good sense to back away and get on, to other things here. but, and taking a bit of a stand, this is their holding position and they're going to maintain this position and then move forward. >>> we anticipate that when they do make that move, they'll be using some teargas and, at least, it looks like, the young people are starting to move away. >>> let's take a break and come back with more of this just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their

patricia sutton in the 400 block of chester pike in norwood this for an unresponsive child.girlfriend in an apartment above the office took the child there claiming he found him unconscious face down in the

unresponsive tends to me something different. any word on that? >> no. and we've reached out and continue to reach out. i know that they are probably very busy offering treatment. it did say unconscious on the screen but that's not what the authorities said. others with broken bones. this is a horrible day. the one thing you have to make sure from covering this sort of thing forever, when you send out police that you have to send out enough police to where you're sure they are able to own the day. and when these police went out, there was not enough of them to own the day or they had the wrong orders or tactics but the police were moving forward, some with shields and some without, the children as they've been described to us these teenagers, kids who just got out of school who are purging, are throwing brick bats at them and they backed up the police for a long time. then the police did some pepper spray and tear gassing, we believe. the kids we watched it happen went back rearmed with more brick bats and bottles and backed them down again. so whatever

one of them described to us as unresponsive.ken bones and we do have another piece of video to show you. the swat team moving in in the moments after that police car was smashed to bits. you could see that crowd disbursing. all of this comes in the context of increasing hostility and tension. we learned today that several gangs have made threats against baltimore police threatening to quote take them out. so there is heightened tension on the streets of baltimore, maryland today and this protest over the death of freddie gray escalating even at this hour. of course we'll have much more on this throughout the hour this afternoon. alicia. >> all right and over here at the big board now with the big talkers. we start in michigan with the story of a 12-year-old girl named rose mcgrath who battled leukemia won. well she's now waging another fight, just to go to school. you see saint joseph middle school the only school she's ever known is dismissing her. why? for failing to meet academic and attendance standards. you see she missed a

seven police officers have been injured, including one who is unresponsive. was a police car caught on fire outside a pharmacy, a cvs that was also looted. the white house is monitoring the situation. police tell us they will maintain the safety with the means that are appropriate. that could include tear gas as well as pepper balls. again, violence is escalating in baltimore. police trying to maintain the safety of the community. this does follow the funeral today of freddie gray, who was the individual who passed away after a spinal court injury in police custody. >> thank you, courtney >>> senior analyst romitshah. that hasn't necessarily played out in the past. are there winners in your view off this very big quarter? >> yes, hi, melissa. yeah, we think they were. we like avago and broadcom. i think the viewers of the show to keep in mind, though is while apple is selling a lot of i phones, the overall smartphone market isn't growing much. most of the chip suppliers into apple also happen to sell into samsung, lg and others, and so if you're looking to bu

to investigate a report of an unresponsive man in the parking lot. according to authorities.paramedics treated the man and determined the victim was deceased. the victim's identity is being withheld until his next-of-kin is notified. san bruno tens of thousands celebrated san francisco's cherry blossom festival today. the festival is considered one the nationa. it wrapped up this afternoon in japantown with a big parade. kron-4's will tran followed the festivities all day and shows how the community came together to celebrate japanese culture. >> reporter: wasn't easy jamming more than 50 thousand people into san francisco's japan town but it was a lot of fun doing it. the 48th northern california place to be on sunday to immerse yourself in all things japanese. like this family did from marin. back in terms of cultural identity and pride makes it more than worth it. this girl says it makes her even prouder to be of japanese descent. >> : the food was amazing. with lines that seem to go on forever. but once they got a taste. it was more than worth th

gray he was unresponsive and not breathing.e're going to figure out what happened. >> mater said by may 1st the results of the investigation will get to prosecutors who will decide whether to file criminal charges. now, the justice department has announced it is opening up a civil rights probe before the investigation is even complete. our national correspondent miguel marquez is coverage the protests and has the very latest. >> reporter: john an incredibly emotional evening near baltimore with up to 2,000 people turning tout see for the first time the parents of freddie gray who show showed. up here. this is mr. gray was eventually brought. his parents, miss mother in particular are overwhelmed by grief. they marched over to the point where he was arrested. at that point, everybody raised their hands in protest, in a moment of silence, as the family literally, all you could hear is hear them wail. some of the people in this neighborhood still focused on this. i'm going to show what you that protest looked like. >> hands up don

she was found unresponsive in a bathtub in her home in atlanta. >> arrested after stating our flag fromtrampled is now speaking out. taking an american flag away from protestors at the university in georgia. when she refused to give it back she was tackled to the ground by police and handcuffed. she just couldn't ignore what was being done to the flag. >> they were walking on it kicking it flowing it on the ground disrespecting it in every manner possible. i don't think i could turn a blind eye to that anywhere even if i saw it walking down the street randomly i wouldn't be able to turn my eye to it. being in the military we learn to respect the flag and defend the flag at all costs. that flag is a symbol of our freedom. it stands for everybody in america. >> she was not charged in the incident but has been banned from the school's campus. milford michigan council now voting unanimously to approve this statue for veteran's memorial park. the memorial came under fire some residents didn't like it was of an m 16 rifle. now that bronze and granite statue will be built in the town's central

police say the boy's mother came home from work and found her 23-month-old son unresponsive. surae chinn is live in prince george's county. >> reporter: the little boy died just a couple weeks shy of his 2nd birthday. his favorite color was red. his favorite nursery rhyme was the wheels on the bus go round and round which would bring a smile to the little boy's face. now the family is left wondering when and what could lead someone to beat this little boy so severely he would die. >> just a beautiful little boy. >> reporter: the grandfather too heartbroken to say much, but points to his grandson's swing in the front yard. police a 23-month-old anthony winfrey was in the care of his mother's boyfriend, 29-year-old joshua riley, at this apartment the couple shared on good luck road in lanham. >> it is heartbreaking just to -- one, because i actually talked to him. he moved in, seemed like a cool guy. >> reporter: the boy's mother returned from work and found anthony unresponsive. he was taken to the hospital where doctors tried to save him, but the toddler died a week later. th

gray he was unresponsive and not breathing. we're going to figure out what happened. >> mayor stephanie rawlings-blake. >>> and the justice department announced it's opening a civil rights probe. our miguel marquez covering the protests and has the very latest. miguel. >> reporter: john an incredibly emotional evening here in baltimore with up to 2,000 people turning out to see, for the first time the parents of freddie gray who showed up here at the western district police station. this is the place where mr. gray was eventually brought after being arrested several blocks away from here. his parents, his mother in particular overwhelmed by grief. they marched from here back over to the place where he was arrested. and at that point, everybody raised their hands in protest. as the family, in a moment of silence, all you could hear is them wail. the neighborhood still focused on this tonight. i'm going to show you a little of what that protest looked like. >> hands up! >> don't shoot! >> i want you to lift those hands as high as

bobby christina was found unresponsive in a bathtub january 1 and since moved to undisclose the location after being release the last month. to be clear his comments have not been confirmed by medical officials. >> it was a mad rush at target stores across the country today by customers who wanted to get their hands on the new lilly pulitzer collection. people lined up to grab the limited addition items this morning and many stores sold out of dresses, housewares and shoes within the first few minute of opening. customers who tried to buy open line didn't fair better. items sold out there quickly as well. at one point target.com wept off-line to try to deal with all the web terrific >> chip kelly appears to be throwing darts along the walls. hop fully he's more accurate than tebow. worst quarterback since coming into league 2010. eagles' coach tellry says so what. whether you like it or not eagles plan to assign tim tebow to one year deal. sources confirm with "action news" tonight with additional tebow they have three of five worst quarterbacks over the last five seasons with sam bradfo

bobbie kristina brown was found unresponsive in a bathtub. his comments have not been confirmed by medical officials. >>> a young girl who handed out invitations for her birthday party and didn't get a single response, hundreds of people showed up to help celebrate her birthday. she has a rare syndrome that makes it hard for her to make friends. her mom put out a plea on facebook for children her own age to show up for the birthday party. hands showed up. >> the as you had death of an athlete leaves a philadelphia high school shaken. "action news" will be right back. >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m., on this monday, april 20. here's what's happening. >>> rain, accuweather is tracking heavy soaking rain for the morning commute. >>> family and friends gather to grieve the sudden death of a st. joe prep football player. >>> runners lace up for the marathon days after the anniversary of the boston bombing and the bomber goes back to court. >> let's go over to david murphy and matt pellman good morning. >> reporter: we have heavy rain and in some

sources tell us police who loaded that man found gray to be unresponsive, again, no medic called, also a key factor in the investigation. at 9:24 the wagon arrives at the district. gray isn't breathing. and while medics were called here and gray was hospitalized, he had suffered an injury too severe to allow him to survive. >>> two maryland casinos are settling allegation that's they allowed underage people to gamble. if approved by the state lottery officials maryland live will have to pay $1,000, horseshoe casino baltimore $8000. both casinos are accuse of not having enough security. maryland live agreed to pay $20,000 for similar allegations in 2013. we are hearing from the mother who nearly got a speeding ticket because she went into labor last night. hilda aguilar says her husband was rushing her to hospital in silver spring. police officer dan campbell pulled the couple over. but then he realized what was happening. he got back ghin his car and tried to escort the couple to hello cross hospital, but they didn't make it. when they pulled over along georgia avenue the officer had a

. >>> we have learned that bobbi kristina is still unresponsive and has irreverse able brain damage.ere conflict gt reports over the weekend. her father bobby brown announced that his daughter was ache wa and was watching him at a conference personalance. in a statement from her grandmother, she shared that the 22-year-old is no longer in a medically induced coma. she has a tracheotomy, remains unresponsive but can live in this condition for a lifetime. >>> an ice cream recall gets even worse, but every carton of blue bell ice cream pulled off the store shelves because of listeria concerns. we'll explain why this is happening so often. >>> and storm team4 tracking a big change. >> that's right. it may be dry now but our rain chances will be going up throughout the day tomorrow. and we could see a few thunderstorms. how bad will those storms be? i'll tell you when news4 at 4 returns. lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don'

at least seven officers are suffering from right now from major injuries including one who is unresponsivedfá broken bones. >>> police have arrested 18-year-old william schultz accused0l of stabbing 9-year-old jordan almgren of discovery bay. schultz was a family friend who spent the night at almgren's home and laura anthony tweeted said the boy was the smallest and the loudest on the team. laura will have a live report coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> the devastating earthquake in nepal has killed more than 4,000 people. secretary of state john kerry said the u.s. will provide $10 million in aid to that country. sergio quintana spoke to some bay area survivors in nepal and he'll have a report coming up at 5:00. >>> today we're getting a closer look at the challenges rescuers in nepal are facing on mount everest and in the busyxd capital city. nbc's marcy gonzalez with the latest. >> reporter: two days of desperation, people still buried in the rubble of saturday's 7.8 magnitude earthquake. rescuers in nepal digging with bare hands and raw determination, finding survivors and many more

one unresponsive rushed to the hospital. when the worst was over more than 250 people arrested including 39 juveniles. like the smell of burning buildings, a sense of sadness and disgust fell over baltimore that went to the white house. >> if our society really wanted to solve the problem, we could. it's just it would require everybody saying this is important, this is significant. >> it took a small army of local preachers and activists to help restore some calm. and one defiant mother to make cheer to her 16-year-old son not here, not now. she dragged him home after she caught a glimpse of him on tv causing trouble. she would later say, she's not raising her son to be a thug or the next freddie gray. and it wasn't just concerned parents. shocking shockingly, even rival gangs set aside differences for the moment now working together. >> you guys don't normally hang out together? >> no. >> why now? >> because it's a bigger cause than just our colors. the cause on the street is bigger than colors. if it's something that's hap

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bobbi kristina was found unresponsive back on january 31st that would be a miraculous recovery.we will cross our fingers of course. >>> coming up, dramatic scene caught on police dash cam camera, why the officers who made this rescue had seconds to spare. >>> thousands are taking to the streets for boston for today's marathon just two years after that deadly blast. how officials plan to keep everyone safe. we're fog a developing story a student robbed at gunpoint overnight near temple university campus. we are live as police search for the the attacker. >>> plus chip kelly makes another bold move how about tim tebow time and fans have strong opinions about this we will talk to big daddy graham at this hour. >>> grab your umbrella today we are getting serious april showers. it could make for a tough morning commute. >> rainy days and monday always get the me done on this monday april 20th 2015, thanks for being with us. >> it is monday and i feel like it is monday. >> a little case of the monday blues sue serio. >> the weather will not help you today. we will not a assist you at

other reporting, by the baltimore investigator, citing police officers saying that he was already unresponsive and the last prisoner was picked off. waters further muddied today when they revealed what they had learned that wagon carrying gray made an additional stop that had previously been unaccounted for here at the intersection of moser and fremont. billy murphy the lawyer representing freddie gray's family says patience. >> don't wait today, and that it will be inconclusive. they know a lot of people out there that thinks that's the case, but they shouldn't. that's not what the family wants to have happen. they warranted patience. they want a thorough investigation. >> reporter: in baltimore scott broom, wusa9. >>> the state's attorney is conducting their own investigation and they have not said how long that decision on whether or not to charge anyone will take. >>> the protest in riots sparked by gray's death have left nearly 100 police officers hurt. since monday, 98 law enforcement numbers reported some type of injury for 13 of them. it's bad enough they can't go back to work right no

she found her son unresponsive and he died in the hospital six days later. when an autopsy showed the cause of death at blunt force trauma detectives charged riley. >> now my heart is racing. brad: he lives in the unit below riley but he didn't know today until why. >> my daughter asked me. what happened to that little boy? brad: anthony's grandfather will not discuss the murder or the allegations against joshua riley and says his daughter wants privacy as she mourns her son's death. >> adorable little boy. he certainly is. brad: riley faces a long list of charges. first-degree murder at the top of that list. also, second degree murder. first degree assault. and child abuse. at this hour, he remains locked up. in lanham brad bell, abc 7 news. alison: new developments tonight in the case against charles severance, the man accused of killing three people in the city of alexandria will have his trial moved to fairfax. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg was in the courtroom as severance made faces at the judge and the attorneys during today's hearings.

of the junior rotc program were returning from a trip to south carolina when he got sick became unresponsive and stopped breathing. the bus pulled out of the bellway, paramedics were called the young man was taken to the hospital. he played football and wanted to attend the u.s. naval academy. the cause of the teen's death is still under investigation. the effect is already being felt among those who knew him. there's a plaque and garden dedicated to those who are special to the school whom death has taken away. sadly one more name will be added to that toll. derrick ward news4. becoming a volunteer firefighter other paramedic may be the time to go for it. they held open houses today. people can come by learn how to sign up and where to get free trainings. today's event was a way to kick out of national volunteer appreciation week. >>> we could not have dialed up a better day today. the crowd out there were amazing. at the cherry blossom festival people running. >> just getting around town was crazy. now that we're doing radio, of course i'm hearing the traffic reports about every 30 minutes

roz: friday afternoon two of her roommates found her unresponsive in a bedroom that they shared on campus. investigators have not say what the motives are a with the cause was, but the police arrested a third roommate and charged him with first-degree murder and abduction. briel had left the university n 2007 and came back as a student this spring. other than roommates students say that grace had no other connection with him and it left the campus traumatized. >> it was so shocking. i do not think anything like his could happen here. >> i think it affects everyone. roz: for her friends, it will be tough to fill the void. >> she had this energy and this light and it was something she would share with everybody. she cared so much. roz: we're learning more about the suspect. according to the police, briel spent the year before out of state. kimberly: an around-the-clock police detail were a mother was found dead, her children found wandering in the yard. the police are staying tightlipped, but richard reeve got some new information from court documents tonight? richard: kim the police are ca

the state park was closed following the attack snorkelers found the woman unresponsive and lying facedown on shore. fatalities from shark attacks are rare and the first one reported in hawaii this year. >>> a father is standing by his decision to pull his children out of school to watch the boston marathon last week. the abington school slapped his kids with three unexcused absences even though he notified the school about the plan district officials sent him a letter saying that any further unexcused absences could result in action. >> it was hostile and accusetory and it made me angry. >> rossi sat down with the principal and the meeting did not change the punishment but they both spoke their peace. >>> and ultron avengers hits theaters tonight. a bigger threat hitting the human race and alicia vitarelli talked to the actors behind the costumes and joins us now with what is expected to be a huge hit. >> tremendous, what a star studded cast of superheroes, i had a chance to sit down with the avengers along with ultron they say that this film has more action but also more heart. >> the en

first responders found the four three-year old woman and 48 year-old husband unresponsive and suffering from cuts made by a chain saw. authorities say that chain saw was found near the bodies. at this .1 of the death is an apparent homicide. friends embraced as the news spread through the neighborhood. >> they seemed normal, happy, waving, everything was fine. whatever they went through was their own personal business. >> they were really nice. just really nice people. >> friend say the pair grew up in lower moreland and husband owned a excavation business in the huntington valley. while the couple had been married for 20 years, some say they have had problems. >> just really hard worker, working kind of a guy. we all knew in the circle will of friend that they had their difficulties but you know for to it come to this. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" has learned the identities of both have of these victims but we are in the the releasing those names just yet because authorities have not released them as they notify the rest of the family here. in the meantime this couple leaves behind t

fourth stop, which is the next to last stop before freddy gray was taken to the police precinct unresponsive. and i noted there is a conflicting version of the account of that second prisoner but that the medical evidence supports a version, as we know it that this was not an injury that he inflicted upon himself. >> so i just want to be real clear here. you're saying that the document described in the article does exist and the document says what it is reported to have said. the issue is whether the account given in that document from an unnamed prisoner, as recorded by a police officer, is a credible or accurate description of what transpired that caused him to sustain his injuries. >> and it's the only version. >> that's right, so the three points -- >> there are conflicting versions of what was said. >> and the three points to be crystal clear here one is that the second prisoner was loaded into the van after freddy gray was in the van for about 30 minutes, was only in for about five minutes, and when he was loaded in he was essentially incapacitated? >> correct. that's what we reported

gray was unresponsive. the prisoner was only in the van for about five minutes. he was on at the last part of the 45-minute timeline. we have reported that by the time mr. gray reached the western district he essentially had no pulse. the crime watch camera system captures that stop when that prisoner was loaded and we have reported this. you can see officers looking into the van with the doors wide open. so certainly if you had an irate disruptive prisoner banging head against the van it doesn't indicate officers don't look at the video like they are worried about that. >> we received the two-minute warning that the news conference is about to start. the police are going to announce that they have completed the investigation into the death and they have turned it over to city prosecutors. one other note that you have pointed out regarding this report that mr. gray allegedly was banging himself against the van, the police commissioner previously said and i heard you report that on april 23 the ride in the police van was described as calm and quiet. >> correct. th

and you have broken bones and, a police officer that's unresponsive. he's unconscious or in a coma, that necessities or i should say, it justifies the use of deadly force and we haven't seen that yet and this remarkable restraint on plafl. police department and they should be com mentioned for that, and the idea that had rocks are not a deadly threat, is wrong. and this is a perfect example of just because someone is not armed with a gun or a knife doesn't mean they have not armed themselves. >>> i do expect the police to deploy teargas. >>> i think we just saw that. >>> we're talking about restoring order, i think that if, their mention of restraint is not throughout that report, then they have done the police a grave disservice, i saw several instance here, where use of force, greater than that, which was applied and could have been applied, and they didn't do it, and they're to be commented for that. and now you can see there's tires. >>> john stay with me here. we're going to stay on this for awhile. >>> john, i know you want to make a point. >>> w

a woman was found unresponsive and lying face down. fatalities from shark attacks are rare, this is the first one reported in hawaii this year. >>> prison food is awful but lawyers say a meat loaf was deadly and found to be laced with rat poison. correction officials have launched an investigation back on march 3. the attorney filed a lawsuit saying inmates suffered nausea and bleeding and vomiting after eating the meat loaf. >>> the nfl draft is today the eagles have 28 picks in the first round. >>> ryan howard is heating up is at the plate. he homered in saint louis. the cardinal's beat the phillies 5-2. they play this afternoon david buchanan none reports. >> a resupply rocket won't make it to the space station and could threaten an astronauts' record mission. >> reporter: i have the kids in jackets this morning, they could get around with t-shirts this afternoon, we'll check out the airport for those of you traveling. ♪ ♪ ♪ hershey's spreads. bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolate to anything - everything. with hershey's

patricia sutton in the 400 block of chester pike in norwood this for an unresponsive child. grafton who lived with his girlfriend in an apartment above the office took the child there claiming he found him unconscious face down in the bathtub but investigators say it was clear from the very beginning that the child had been badly beaten and the me's finding would confirm that. >> this child had bruising all over his body, his face, his back, his arms, his legs, his genitals were even bruised. >> reporter: the parents were being watched by cys since january after the child ended up in the hospital covered head to toe in seasoned salt. grafton tried to claim the child did it himself but authorities didn't buy it. a few days before the child's death a cys caseworker tried to check on the boy but grafton would not answer the door fearing the caseworker would see the bruises and call police. >> we know from text messaging between mr. grafton and miss matthews that she was well aware of this, that he even indicated that there's a dude at the door and i don't want him to see mason'