>> unless the van was moving with some speed and the van made a sudden stop, you can just picture this, think of a whiplash injury. >> doctor, can you hold that thought there. we're going to go to the street in baltimore to get a report. we're going to come back on this. i want to go to joy reid who is on the streets in baltimore right now. joy, what's the situation there? >> so, lawrence, as you know, we are now into the curfew, the curfew period and there was sort of behind me there was a pretty intense conversation happened that involved the media and some people who have still decided not to go home. then we saw the police line form. they have been posted up across the street. they hadn't been moving. then they just came into the street a few seconds ago and they formed this line across. you have media and the view of the protesters facing them off. i'm not sure what prompted this movement of police officers. they've been stoic, off the to the side the entire night. we do have, as we did last night, a group of people who are being persistent about not going home. it's not a large n

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before he got in that van he was hurt. when he got in that van, he was already deteriorated. i know this for a fact because when we got to that police station, he was dead. >> reporter: let's back up. when you got in the van, did you know there was a prisoner? >> i did not know -- i had in my mind somebody might be in this van because i heard a little banging. i thought he was hitting his head. i did not know what was going on until i got down the police station. oh, they playing games. when i got down the police station, they did not know i heard them say we gave him a run for his money. >> reporter: did you see him? >> i did not see freddie gray to this moment. >> reporter: did you tell the police you heard him banging his head up against the van? >> i told homicide that. i did not work with the that. i did not tell the police nothing. >> reporter: tell me what you heard -- once you got in the van, what did you hear? >> once i got in the van, i didn't hear nothing, we went straight to the police station. i heard a little banging for about 4 seconds. i'm thinking he's bangin

before he got in that van he was hurt. when he got in that van, he was already deteriorated. i know this for fact because when we got to that police station he was dead. >> wait. let's back up. when you got in the van, did you know there was a prisoner? >> i did not know. i had -- i had it in my mind that somebody might be in this van because i heard a little banging. the little banging that i heard i thought he was hitting his head. i did not know what was going on all right. oh, they playing games. when i got to the police station, they said we gave him a run for his money. >> did you ever see mr. gray in the van? stwloo i did not -- i still haven't seen freddie gray to this moment. last time i seen freddie gray was the day before they locked him up and did that stuff to him. >> did you tell the police that you heard him banging his head against the van? >> i told homicide that. i don't work for the police. i did not tell the police nothing stwroosh what do you think -- tell me what you heard. once you got in the van, what did you hear? >> i didn't hear nothing. it was a sm

escalators there are 14 in o stations mroind by us you move to the group of stations starting that van ness their controlled by us and those elevators and escalators within our rules and responsibilities there are a couple within is a couple of exemptions an elevator for example that is maintained by dpw 30u8 but for general purposes in the first category the impacts of riders the 4 stations with shared responsibility and then did outer stations we control and the reference to the 18 facilities or the elevators that exist in places like woods or film or our operating facilities that are used primarily for the employees so within those there's to point out considerable confusion among a lot of people who is responsible for what when, in fact, there's a violent responsibility in many of the key stations we've been moving forward? a shot of the elevators and square roots escalators we do the elevators and escalators a little bit different than most of the other maintenance they're primarily overseeing we play a contract manager role 5 companies that bear the responsibility for maintaining

van pulled over here. this shows police putting leg irons on freddie gray. police say the new stop happened next in front of this corner store. after that, the van made a third stop police say to quote deal with gray. that's when he asked allegedly for medical attention but didn't receive it then. a further and final stop is when police put another prisoner in the van. gray only got help when the van reached the police station 25 minutes later p. the other prisoners could. see gray but could hear him. >> he said he heard freddie thrashing about. >> the other prisoner also said gray was intentionally trying to hurt himself. >> it is shaky statement and i think the fact that it is release said a transparent effort to release the transparency of the case. >> freddie gray's family denies that freddie gray would have hurt himself in the van. >> any suggestion that freddie gray hurt himself in the van is something the family disagrees with. you should never check your common sense at the door because pause the l

he wasn't thrown into the van. he wasn't you know brutally placed into the van. he got into the van on his own accord. and, you know just something about freddie himself, going back to the snitches things freddie was one of those ones where a lot of times he would put on that show on the streets but you bring him in the station and he was a great witness. i mean he helped the department solve many crimes and different acts of violence. so it wasn't uncommon for freddie to do that type of thing and then go into the station. >> that's interesting. that's new information i had not yet heard. according to these officers, was there any altercation between them at all in terms of putting the suspect under arrest? is did they hit him? >> absolutely not. they told me that you know they chased him because he ran and the place that he ran from it's a place where he's commonly been locked up for selling drugs out of that alley. it wouldn't surprise me that the reason that he ran was he was probably dirty, he was probably selling drugs and at no time did they say they used a

greatly but again van ness stands out as one of the areas we need to move more decidely on the whole system is crying for attention we need to continue to look at that here's the focus a little bit on van ness and as you can see here those numbers are much more troubling than the rest of the system and at van ness station some of it has been the rain and water damage that's occurred in the station it is heavily utilized a station that has a lot of activity on a couple of sides on the street some people spent a lot of time on the escalators and elevators and we've continued to watch that but both of those we've had in the elevators essentially - here's on van ness i think it is flooding has had a problem with the elevators the elevators what's going on with the elevators essentially doors mechanisms are old most the problems are the doors similar to all of those, if you will to the percentage of the downtime that the doors represent on the escalators and it is worth mentioning we have put in 5 new escalators a couple on van ness with the escalators we've seen an increase of the downti

van buren and van buren's family lost - left lindenwold after van buren. of the family almost immediately. it became basically a very large and ornate farmhouse. and by the 1930's had been sort of run down. it had gone through several iterations. they tried to make a teahouse out of it, a couple of other things. but it basically had never been owned again by anybody who had enough money to do anything -- but also never had any money to ruin it either. so the gentlemen you mentioned ken campbell purchased the house, tried to restore it somewhat. and actually did at least save it from, you know, being a complete ruin. and then, a legislation was passed to make it part of the national parks services. and it was the national parks services that restored the house in the 1980's swain: next is a call from marilyn in sarasota, florida. >> hi, there. good evening. i'm really enjoying your program. i'm wondering what angelica's husband abraham did while she was acting as hostess in the whitehouse. and where they - where they lived off she was there? swain: thank yo

van not the only texas city hit by a tornado. in east land county, a reported tornado killed one person and injured three others. other tornadoes dropped heavy rain all the way from colorado to iowa. >> we are getting more information on the weather events through the morning. >>> a breakthrough in yemen. houthi rebels offered a five-day cease-fire. the cease-fire is scheduled to take effect tuesday which would allow humanitarian aid to reach civilians who need it. our frederik pleitgen monitoring the developments. good morning, fred. >> reporter: good morning, john. before the cease-fire takes hold it seems it is shaky. the saudis have stepped up the air campaign over the weekend. they were they were saying they conducted 140 missions alone. we just a couple of minutes ago got confirmation a moroccan f-16 went down over yemen on sunday. it's unclear what the fate of the crew is. the houthis are saying that they were the ones who downed the plane. at this point, it is unclear if it was a malfunction or technical issue. the saudis

the family lost the farm after van buren died.t became recently a very large and ornate farmhouse. by that i can 30's it had been sort of run down. they tried to make a tea-house out of it, a couple of the things. it basically had never been owned by someone with enough money to do anything great for it. the person who bought the house trying to restore it somewhat. and then legislation was passed to make it part of the national park service and it was the national park service that restore the house in the 1980's. susan: next is a call from marilyn in sarasota, florida. caller: i'm really enjoying your program. i'm wondering what angelica's husband abraham did when she was acting as hostess in the white house. and where they lived well she was there. pat: they lived in the white house. the president's staff always lived in the white house in the 19th century. that's why they usually had relatives, because they want to people they would get along with. they lived in the family quarters and abraham was the secretary and the princip

who was in the van with freddie gray. at least prior to picking up another prisoner. you know the driver of that van. tell us about him. >> he's a genuine, good hearted guy. i've known him for a good time. i've seen him give food to citizens. it's a little disheartening that he's been thrown under the bus right now. i just -- someone needs to speak up for him. because these officers the two i know are being thrown under the bus and it's not right. >> you know they are talking about a rough ride that freddie gray was put in shackles in the back of the van. that baltimore police are known for giving rough rides. they drive erratically and endanger the prisoners. knowing this officer, is he capable of it. >> absolutely not. no. >> has he ever had any disciplinary trouble to your knowledge? >> to my knowledge, no. >> why do you say -- why are you so sure he couldn't do it? >> because when you know somebody you know somebody. when he has such a good heart, even with prisoners, he's caring. i just don't think it's right, the wa

priorities and sets of needs we want to see as outcomes for property that is owned pub i know that van ness and 16 mission and others locations on mission what's the best use to raise money for city offers buildings or consider affordable housing opts i looked to this i know that is complicated in a lot of different mechanisms that are involved but i think that is an important conversation i want to thank supervisor david campos for calling that meeting. >> thank you, supervisor kim i have a presentation from john updyke we're joined today by the director of planning planning director ram thank you to director ram and the head of the mayor's office of housing and thank you mr. lee with that i'd like i'm going to turn it over to mr. updyke. >> thank you, supervisors good afternoon john updyke director of real estate first, i want to thank you for the opportunity not only revenue the sale of van ness but how it fits as supervisor kim mentioned our overhead do space strategy so thirty van ness i'll briefly describe that a hundred and 80 foot square feet office building we have above a cor

that van.ther prisoner clearly stated he heard what sounded like gray trying to hurt himself in that van also. also that's -- >> by the way, that's one report from a source from "the washington post." let's be crystal clear that's report. i also have information he apparently talked to the person in the van who disputes that claim. let's just be crystal clear on that. >> right. exactly. we still don't know all the evidence that they have on these officers. we know they've been charged. we got six officers charged. why five other officers are charged with such high crimes i'd like to know about that. i'd like to know how did they prove this officer gave mr. gray a rough ride for him to sustain his injuries. they're going to have to prove that. >> absolutely. entirely valid questions. and larry, to you. just for my forensic perspective, because we also learned this morning before any of this news came out about the charges, we learned the medical examiner sent the full autopsy report to marilyn m

outside the van. mr. gray did not sever his own spinal cord. >> in baltimore on thursday, he says he still has faith in baltimore's judicial system. >> we must allow the process to go forward. and all i can assure him and senator and others is that we will stick with this case until the end. but the fact is, is that now we have an attorney we are very impressed with and very proud of. we trust her. we believe in her. and i know that she will -- and i just want her to get the facts right, he he he he she will apply the law and come to her own conclusions. that's her job. that's her job, and i believe in her. >> from balt plor maryland and to other cities, great protests spread around the country including the city of philadelphia. police officials there calling the protest large, loud and lawful. cnn's poppy harlow was right in the middle of it. one protester told her why it was so important for him to be in that march. >> it was powerful. we are here to say we will not just let them walk all over us.

whether it was outside the van or inside the van mr.y did not receiver his own spinal cord. >> they're citing another prisoner who was in the back of the police van. and a prisoner that said he could hear fredy gray, but not see him. he's the one saying that gray was trying to hurt himself. so he just completely dismiss that? >> i think what we have to do is place this in context. when you place it in contest, we have to keep in mind just a few days ago, the baltimore police department released information saying this prisoner didn't hear very much of anything and now a few days later, oh, no, this very same prisoner did hear mr. gray and he thinks mr. gray was trying to harm himself. so placing this in context, we can't respond to it because there are so many different stories in place right now, we have to get to the core of it, get to the facts and we don't have the facts. >> yes. what will help is some facts to come out and that is expected to happen with the medical examiner's office saying gray's autopsy report could be sent over

but again, if his neck was broken in the back of that van, obviously whoever was driving that van is a murderer. if you look at the video, his legs were limp. it definitely doesn't look like it happened in the van. >> he's passionate about the mistrust, he's passionate about not believing the report. and many people in the community are the same way. where does that come from? >> that comes from years of neglect. that comes from years of abuse. one of the things people don't necessarily understand, when you live in a neighbor and your neighborhood is a military zone in the sense that the police are always there, they're asking you questions, they want to stop you, they want to detain you, they want you you to give your identification and your own neighborhood. if we did that in some of the other neighborhoods in this country, there would be an uproar. but unfortunately, for many of the individuals that live in these high drug neighborhoods, the supreme court and some of the other cases have allowed the police and given the police that authority and that opportunity and, therefore, yo

members of the commission i'm jonathan this is a conditional use authorization for the property open van ness street proposal to establish a new medical use occupying 7 thousand hundred square feet on the ground floor of an existing mixed use building we property a small railway component and the medical use for the first to occupy the commercial space of the recent constructed subject building this contains 18 dwelling units for commercial space and below grade blarg or parking garage for residential parking spaces project is located on the northeast corner of van ness and 20th street within the van ness neighborhood commercial transit zone district today, the department has received the following public comment 9 letters of opposition to the project and 27 letters of support and those communications were received after. >> excuse me. those persons entering the room could you do see quietly and respect the speaker in the room we'll appreciate that and. >> do you need to translate that, sir. >> eject i'd like to ask you apparently a lot of people coming in for another item stand outside

the van. it remains unclear how that happened. meanwhile a key witness in the case has rejected police claims that blamed gray for his own injuries. a leaked police document says donte allen, who was riding in the same van as gray but divided by a partition he could not see through told police gray "was , intentionally trying to injure himself." but speaking to the station wbal, allen said he only heard a light knocking coming from gray's side of the van. >> and i got in the van, i can hear nothing. all i heard was a little banging for about four seconds. i just heard a little banging you know, just little, know what i mean? just little banging. amy: police say a 10:00 p.m. curfew will continue at least through the weekend in the aftermath of monday's unrest that damaged cars and buildings. marches continued in baltimore thursday and major rallies are planned for this weekend. protests also continue nationwide. in philadelphia, 1000 people gathered in front of city hall to hear speeches in sup

van. >> and where did that go?lvement with the death of gonzalo ramirez. >> reporter: in fact gianni told police he couldn't have had any role in the murder because patricia knew few details about gonzalo, including how to find him. >> i asked her, "do you know where this guy lives?" and she goes "no." "do you know who this guy is?" she goes, "no, i just met him at the club, and i don't know. he seems like a nice guy. and that's all i -- i just -- and he offered a ride home and that's it." >> reporter: prosecutor mike murray says when gianni came in for questioning investigators weren't buying his story. >> they questioned his story, particularly when they learned that he had a white van registered to him. >> white van was there rear-ending gonzalo? >> exactly. >> which is a big clue in this case. >> it was a huge clue. >> reporter: remember, the only eyewitness said several men in a white van beat and kidnapped gonzalo after a minor fender-bender. >> where was the van? >> when the police asked gianni if he was fam

the second prisoner in the van with him speaks out. pope francis says even he can make mistakes and why this sea lion pup was found wandering the streets of frisk. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. more answers and many more questions. three major developments this morning in the death of freddie gray. a mysterious revelation about the van that was carrying him. a new report about what actually happened ntsds, and finally, the most important witness in the case so far emerges. we start with jay gray. >> reporter: anger and emotion boiling over again in baltimore. to this point there's been no answer to their question and very little information. >> we have exhausted every lead at this point in time. >> reporter: as the task force investigating the death turned over its finding to state prosecutors, police acknowledged the van transporting him made four stops on the way to a police substation j not three as they originally indicated. >> this new stop has been -- was discovered from a privately owned camera. >> reporter: a report

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we do know something happened in that van. we know that he got into that van.e do know that there was also that second stop that unknown second stop that we would haven't found out about unless a supermarket video camera showed something. so there's a lot of variables up here. it seems like a lot of secrecy and what baltimoreans want and what everyone around this country really wants right now are answers. and the white house understands that they have a situation as well as baltimore city has a situation, people want answers and they're trying to bring down all that level of expectation that was anticipated for today. >> that's obviously what the pastor's doing that we had on yesterday. it's what a lot of people are doing, mika. the problem, is obviously he gets into the van at the very end but you see he's wounded. it appears when the police are dragging him, his body is limp. >> and his voice sounds like he's in agony. i think there's a couple of things in terms of the level of expectation. yes, there may not be the answers they need in terms of investigatio

he wasn't hurt while in the van.back of that van touch me or nobody on the other side. we didn't make no stops. we went straight to the police station. i know for a fact that he did not hurt himself. a man cannot hurt himself with three fractured bones and a voice box broken and you can not do that in a paddy wagon. maybe you can hurt your head and have a head ache but not to the point where you're dead and brutalized like that. >> and officers can't get in? >> they can probably stand that entrance and punch you in your face but what is that going to do. he was definitely injured before he got in the van. >> so, do you hear any conversations -- >> i'm aware of my surroundings. so, as i'm going in i'm listening but as i'm going in i do hear someone say, well you know we did give hame run for his money. he's not breathing. >> that's what they said? >> i don't know who. but i heard police saying that. >> as you were going into the police van. >> >> as i was going into the police station. >> and what did they say? >> we

. >> item 4 a hearing to review the dispopulation of van ness and requesting the department to report. >> supervisor kim is requesting this item just one minute. >> thank you very much madam chair and colleagues for thank you for the opportunity to have a hearing on this item this is something i called for simply to have a report and discussion about the proposal i think that it would be beneficiary for us to have a better understanding of what the plans are you know there are different reasons for the plan one thing i'd like to do is to have a conversation wherever it is appropriate to figure out how this fits is the one larger housing strategy that the city has i think that given the gravity of the housing crisis those kinds of questions you know what do we do when the city owns land are questions we're going to have to raise more frequently it is something that would be a positive thing because we have to figure out how to leverage the limited resources we have for the purpose of building more affordable housing in that spirit in which this hearing was requested and with that, i do

with conditions aso included the bmr units as well as continuing to work with staff open the south van ness arrest commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. >> commissioners we're prepared to move go back to item 9 at this time item 9 cu a on van ness street and if those persons exiting the chambers could do so quietly we have business left and. >> on the lighter note the giants are 3 out from beating the dodgers. >> jonathan as soon as those doors close start our presentation. >> commissioner if i may i want to introduce you to jonathan he joined the department in the southeast quadrant and returned to the bay area after receiving hi master during his time anothers, california poly he repeated the eir and worked at as planning interim for public works and rec and park here in san francisco and hold a bachelors in environmental studs from ucla and bay area native well, welcome. >> good morning members of the commiss

donte allen was the man on the other side of the van wall. he said he never saw gray and all he heard was. >> boom, boom, this little banging. he also denies ever trying to say gray was trying to heard himself. instead he implicates police. >> when i got to the police station, i heard them saying, well, i gave him a run for his money, basically saying they did something to him, man. >> reporter: as a curfew began for a third straight night, protesting clearing the streets but promising they won't go anywhere until all of their questions are answered. jay gray, nbc news, baltimore. >> those protests, they are spreading. in philadelphia yesterday police clashed with people marching in the streets. there were two arrests there. as we mentioned, while all that was happening, a major new report emerged back in maryland, local washington, d.c. station wjla citing anonymous law enforcement sources saying there is no evidence freddie gray's fatal injuries were caused during the videotaped arrest, saying, quote, the medical examiner found gray's catas

the van will go one way, you'll go with it, and what happens is, if the van stops, is you slam back, and in this case, the speculation is, and the theory -- i should call it, the theory is that he slammed his head back, hit either the back partition, something in the back of the van, because the way he was, he was in the right side of the van, so he would have been in this position, so the van moves forward and he kind of gets slammed back, the injuries, according to the information that we have, the injuries are wards the left side of the head, as if the head hit first and snapped the neck. so you can imagine, if you can't hold yourself, and if you don't have anything to hold on to, and you're not belted in, you're kind of helpless in the van. you are at the mercy of the movement of the van. and that's what this all centers on. is, is had they belted him in, we wouldn't be talking about this. >> well, one last question. if baltimore's got this renowned shock trauma unit, in fact, my wife, years ago, reported on this almost 40 years ago when it was first established. i remember, it w

the van's driver decided to move on. at this fourth stop donte allen put on the other side of a metal partition. >> the only thing i heard, little banging. i thought someone was over there banging his head or something. >> reporter: modesby says gray was once again neglected. >> sargent alicia white, officer porter and officer goodson observed mr. gray unresponsive on the floor of the wagon. >> reporter: but it wasn't until 25 minutes later when the van reached the police station that a medic was called. at that point, she says gray was in cardiac arrest and not breathing. the medical examiner and prosecutor concluded gray's death was a homicide. >> mr. gray suffered a severe and critical neck injury as a result of being handcuffed shackled by his feet and unrestrained inside of the bpd wagon. >> all six officers are facing criminal charges we've learned, including assault and misconduct. all six in police custody. jake, far from over. we heard earlier from the attorney of one of the officers who said this was an egregio

this is where the van first stops. the officers remove gray they cuff his hands, they shackle his ankles and then they put him back inside the police van. but again without putting on that seat belt. >> mr. gray suffered a severe and critical neck injury as a result of being handcuffed shackled by his feet and unretrained inside of the bpd wagon. >> reporter: the officers then drive to free month avenue where they parked and check on gray. officer william porter arrives. officers goodson and porter check on gray. the state says porter asked gray if he needs medical assistance. gray says at least twice that he does. allegedly none is given. again he's put back inside the police van again without a seat belt. the officers move to make another arrest at 1600 west north avenue. at this point several of the officers including alicia white, see that gray is sun responsive on the floor in the police van. >> despite mr. gray seriously deteriorating medical condition, no medical assistance was rendered or summoned for mr. gray

greta van susteren, thank you.s is beth. >> stop the camera. >> i have to he will you that was one of the most bizarre cameras i ever had was that day inside that house. >> we sat down at the table. aknitted that, you, paulus and me. >> um-huh. >> you and anita did all the talking. >> paulus couldn't speak. >> he -- you kept saying i just want to know where my daughter was. >> i just wanted to get her and get the heck out of here. get me her back and get me out of here. i don't want to be here either. >> were you watching paulus at all during the whole thing? it was as though someone had a hose over his head. he was soaking wet in perspiration. soaking wet. >> it was dripping and pooling on the table. evidence made puddles on the table. yeah, it was pathetic. i guess i thought he was going to be the stronger type man. remember i put the prayer bracelet on him he couldn't even lift his wrist up hardly it was shaking so badly. >> there was something seriously wrong with him. >> yeah, yeah. definitely. >> and then the

van ness and 20th looking at the northeast corner van ness is on the left 20th is on the right newly constructed 5 store approximately 41 thousand mixed use building our design respond is on the ground floor there are 40 levels of residential above a greater commercial space over one level of below grade parking to keep outline active use on the street frontages against the glazing and preserve 60 percent minimum of the transparency of that glazing and integrate public artwork as well as retail feature that jonathan mentions facing van ness this is the van ness from right to left on the far right the entrance of the corner of the intersection and the retail element is immediately adjacent to the left we've utilizing embroider wails for artwork public artwork visible to the street on both frontages and have staff work areas to the left we've preserved with the inclusion of a mural 70 percent restraint or transparency of this facade mural property by the business owner this is a make up of a local artist eureka and the design concept is a historic prospective of the mission to the est

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that person is the driver of the van. there is a list of charges that followed that for officer goodsen. involuntary manslaughter, second-degree manslaughter. failure to render aid. a long rift flist for all offic. officer rice involuntary manslaughter, assault. missing a couple. i'll bring in evan perez. you got that faster than i did. thank god they handed out the document. i was writing so quickly. it's critical that officer goodsen got depraved heart murder. that's the most serious charge among them. evan perez, i don't know how you process that amount of information that we just took in from the state's attorney. i don't think i have seen something that fast against that many parties. >> the interesting thing here is that charges all relate to the lacking probable cause to make the arrest. >> that's for three officers who got the charge of false imprisonment. >> that's correct. and the failure to render aid to freddie gray despite all of the signs that he was suffering and that he was having medical issues and that h

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a van stopped in april had no seatbelts. this van had no license plate.six other vans recorded by 2 investigates five came back with expired registration. >> i think he was doing 25 miles per hour when he hit me. i don't think he put on his breaks at all. >> reporter: this man says he was hit from behind at a stop light last october. the other driver at the wheel of a medexpress many van. a patient in the back wasn't hurt but the owner says the crash exposed more on the fender. >> i found out they had no insurance coverage for the van, the driver or the company. >> reporter: six months later we spotted a van with the same plate as the one that hit the car. the driver was a match too. we caught up with him dropping off a customer. >> reporter: pardon me, sir. can we talk to you about your van? >> not my fan. >> reporter: he said it belonged to the company. the damage, he said he was hit. >> reporter: do you feel safe driving this van around? >> as long as they keep the maintenance up. >> reporter: the tires don't look like they are doing great. do you feel

and now, a witness in the van reveals what he heard. and the protests from baltimore to philadelphia, nearly 100 police officers now injured. >>> authorities believe a deadly shark attack on an american beach. a 65-year-old woman swimming. and the new warnings up tonight. where they haven't seen great whites in 25 years. >>> the manhunt. the shooter on an american highway. you'll hear from the driver who called 911, not realizing she'd been shot. >>> the volcano erupting at this hour. our team, flying you right over it. >>> and the tiger on the loose in the heartland. the american zoo and the scare today. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with several major developments from baltimore. authorities telling our abc station in d.c. there is evidence that freddie gray, the suspect arrested and put in that police van, suffered a massive injury to the back of the head. what's unclear, was it self-inflicted, was it caused by that police ride? meantime, protests under way tonight. let's get right to the pictures. first from philadelphia. a