don't tear up the whole city, don't tear up the whole city man. just for him? >> it's wrong. >> the governor declared state of emergency and called up the national guard. >> these acts of violence and destruction of property can not and will not be tolerated. >> demonstrators threw rock and brick at police. officers responded to the show of force. tear gas and arrest. cvs pharmacy looted later set on fire. police car burning. >> i understand anger. but what we are seeing isn't anger. it's destruction of a community. >> 15 baltimore police officers were injured by flying debris. 2 are still in the hospital. >> they have broken bones. one of them unresponsive. this is not okay. >> tonight dozens of clergy moving arm in arm through the street near the looted cvs urging calm. demonstration came hours after emotional funeral service for fred gray. 3000 people packed a church in west baltimore to mourn gray who died week ago from injuries he sustained while in the custody of the baltimore police. >> this is our moment to get at truth. this east our moment to make it

don't tear up the whole city man, just for him. that's wrong. >> a responsible investigation is thorough complete real unbiased. >> the family attorney bill murphy says the family wants practical solutions and justice for freddie gray and the family has faith they say that u.s. attorney loretta linch will conduct a thorough investigation into his death. >>> the baltimore mayor held a news conference outside of the fire in east baltimore. >> to watch a group of criminals go through our city with an intent to destroy, what does that solve? it's destruction of a community. the same community they say they care about, they are destroying. you can't have it both ways. >> firefighters are investigating whether that fire is connected to that protest. all fires are under control in baltimore city. it was a busy night for firefighters in baltimore. a fire broke blocks away from johns hopkins hospital last night. there is no word on the cause of that fire. >>> breaking news coverage continues this morning with the words that have some people

don't tear up the whole city, don't tear up the whole city man. just for him? >> it's wrong. >> the governor declared state of emergency and called up the national guard. >> these acts of violence and destruction of property can not and will not be tolerated. >> demonstrators threw rock and brick at police. officers responded to the show of force. tear gas and arrest. cvs pharmacy looted later set on fire. police car burning. >> i understand anger. but what we are seeing isn't anger. it's destruction of a community. >> 15 baltimore police officers were injured by flying debris. 2 are still in the hospital. >> they have broken bones. one of them unresponsive. this is not okay. >> tonight dozens of clergy moving arm in arm through the street near the looted cvs urging calm. demonstration came hours after emotional funeral service for fred gray. 3000 people packed a church in west baltimore to mourn gray who died week ago from injuries he sustained while in the custody of the baltimore police. >> this is our moment to get at truth. this east our moment to make it

don't tear up the whole city, don't tear up the whole city man. just for him? >> it's wrong. >> the governor declared state of emergency and called up the national guard. >> these acts of violence and destruction of property can not and will not be tolerated. >> demonstrators threw rock and brick at police. officers responded to the show of force. tear gas and arrest. cvs pharmacy looted later set on fire. police car burning. >> i understand anger. but what we are seeing isn't anger. it's destruction of a community. >> 15 baltimore police officers were injured by flying debris. 2 are still in the hospital. >> they have broken bones. one of them unresponsive. this is not okay. >> tonight dozens of clergy moving arm in arm through the street near the looted cvs urging calm. demonstration came hours after emotional funeral service for fred gray. 3000 people packed a church in west baltimore to mourn gray who died week ago from injuries he sustained while in the custody of the baltimore police. >> this is our moment to get at truth. this east our moment to make it

he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> we have breaking news coming into nbc10 here. we understand there is a huge police presence. this is on i-76 west at matson ford road. we're told a shooting happened here. one victim involved in the shooting. again, traffic backed up in the area of i-76 west and matson ford road. we've got skyforce10 on the way to the scene there. as soon as we get a picture, we'll bring more information to you. stay with us on that story. >>> well now going to the lehigh valley. a 14-year-old girl has been accused of plotting and taking part in her own mother's murder. and tonight her lawyer's talking to nbc10 about those allegations. police say sheryl was killed outside her home in lehigh county

things that it takes into account how it impacts the waterfront and certainly the context of the city as a whole. maybe some specific advisory bodies like that. then, as i mentioned, our various neighbors not only just along the water front but really making sure we get people across the city and people who have been involved and we can certainly take a look at those that can bring unique levels of expertise but also some that are adept at looking at big pictures and then figuring out how to synthesize all those subareas, so it's trying to strike that balance of being all things to everyone. but i really do think all of us, i know we haven't discussed it amongst ourselves but certainly as we've all spoken and i know i have spoken with commissioner adams about this as well, how we make sure that we do have broad city-wide representation as we go forward and i'm excited that we'll be able to do that and i'd like to continue to work staff as we come up with a clear process that we can come up with to get that kind of participation and then apply that to the framework that we have here. but i think

city by land. you want to be able to defend the whole thing. the best way to do that encompasses the fortification. this took so much effort to go ahead and build. the amount of effort it would take to build a snowfall -- a stone fort around the whole city, it really wasn't worth it so they built wooden fortifications, small outline fortifications and ultimately walls around the city itself 14 high foot walls with gun and placements around the three sides of the city. they turned the city into a fortification. where we are now is a much where the last five fortifications were built. from here, even a little for pound gun, a little four pound gun can fire a four pound iron ball. most of that horseshoe coming into the harbor is under the small guns. what we've got here is one of the swedish iron cannons that were arming the castillo in 1702. it was one of the major sieges that took place here at saint augustine. prior to this fortress being held, the city had been burned to the ground by invaders, privateers or pirates several times. spain went a

he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city.essive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> and that music just makes me want to do a spring fling. >> a spring fling. >> so, i love this high school harrington middle school. that is why they call it a middle school. >> yes. >> and there is the elementary school and the high school is in the middle will. >> okay. thank you for clarifying that. >> harrington middle school. >> okay. >> did you see that dj, jen we have to see that dj again the little dj. >> we'll the dj in a second. first of all we are with a little dancing. you can see they are here. scott williams is in the house. >> yeah, that is right, we will do a little dance. >> i want to see some dancing. i want to see you dancing. >> okay. >> don't move. let me see your dance

he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city.a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> a familiar face returns to her hometown politics. kristin welker tonight. she was a special guest at the media seminar and she talked about her career path through the network which included a start right here at nbc 10. >> a terrific great career. >> all right, we're dodging rain tomorrow? >> yeah we have one more warm day, especially from philly ñr southward, and then everybody gets chilly for wednesday and thursday. wet off and on for the weekend. >> just hand on for the weekend. >> we thank you so much for watching. "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is next. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy

we thought the whole city was going to be burned. it didn't thank heaven. but the whole downtown was. >> reporter: south of market where the devastation was total and swift. after the quake, matt kessler left his home and went looking for his friends and he was appalled by what he saw. >> oh my, the streets there was a car that road up and down that street and oh it was caved in where the sewer came through the middle of the street. and there was destruction of all the street line, there was nothing but crooked houses and destroyed streets all everywhere. >> they had no water. and they just went around blasting things. they decided that they can't put out a fire and the fire was getting closer to the building and they couldn't have any water to put out a building, so they blasted it. >> everything fell down and then we were ordered out. and we slept the first night at the park. and the second night we were at the twin peaks. that's where they did their blasting. boy, the city sure went up. >> fires were burned for four days. >> each morning i would go up to

he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> well we have rain moving our way. this will be around for the afternoon commute. take your umbrella. >> be careful out there too. that is it for us, have a great night, see you tomorrow. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- christina aguilera jeff probst, musical guest, kid rock

don't tear up the whole city man, just for him. it's wrong. >> gray died last week just days after police arrested him on the street. he was hahn cuffed put in a police van without a seat belt and after that allegedly making eye contact with authorities and then running away. somehow, he suffered a severe spinal injury while he was in police custody. it's still unclear exactly how or when he was injured. officers maintained they did not use extreme force on gray but he did say he asked for medical support multiple times. they admit they should have called for help sooner. some are calling this payback for police brutality in baltimore. >> we just heard from kelly wright about criticism over the mayor's comments. another big issue, the mayor waiting until tonight to impose a curfew. many are wondering why wait? joining us now to weigh in retired new jersey police detective steven rogers. thank you for joining us so irl this morning. we appreciate it.. >> you're welcome. as we watch these temperatures unfold since about 3:30 yesterda

don't tear up the whole city man, just for him. that's wrong. >>> chopper 4 is over the scene in one of many fires in baltimore. there were new fires set this morning, plus fires overnight that police and firefighters are still dealing with. there was a fire at a rite aid overnight that firefighters are still dealing with this morning. chopper 4 is over the scene trying to get a handle on all the different fires. there were four burning right now. countless fires throughout the night as well. we want to check in with aaron gilchrist to find out more about the situation in baltimore. what are you seeing? >> we should mention as you talk about those fires, the fire department here in baltimore has been extremely busy in the overnight hours with the help of departments from around this area. we've also learned this morning that both d.c. and prince george's county have sent fire units and battalion chiefs here to baltimore to help out with the effort there. those fire trucks as they go out to deal with these fires are being protected

and that is something that you could do for yourself and for your neighbors and for the whole city is a lot of fires and for every water tank that is braced there is a potential of one less fire that the fire department is going to have to fight and we don't want to have any more fires than we need to. so bracing the water heater is the first thing that you want to do. >> and so easy, and you go on-line and you google, earthquake, water and heater and you google the sites where you can find the details and you can put them out there on the hardware store and you can hire a small contract tore do that for you. that is a couple of hundred bucks, the best investment. if you are in other types of building it is complicated. if you are in a high-rise building you just can't anchor your building down because there are no anchor bolts, but at that point the tenant should be asking questions of the owner's and the managers about earthquake preparedness >> and don't take the easy answer, oh, our building is safe it was designed to code. that is not the right answer, ask the tough questions and

he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> the flyers are hoping to play spoiler. the captain already with one goal how about another one? flyers up 3-0. the islanders scored and tied it up. time ticking down, all the isles have to do is go into overtime. duchene fires one on the niet. the flyers win a wild one. >> i was happy to see that with two seconds left. we will take it for sure. >> did you think he was maybe just not expecting a shot? >> i didn't even see the shot. i thought we were going to overtime. it was pretty exciting. >> the eagles signed a few more free agents tonight. dj biggers has played for the red skins for the last few years. here he is being beat by riley cooper last year. new eagles. phillys back at

this is about the whole city coming together to work on this program. we are making progress. however we seen surges in funding before where the numbers dipped down and went back up again. what is important right now we invest in the things that work and rapid re-housing and eviction prevention strategies and permanent housing and access to affordable housing and if we do these things i think by christmas the waiting list will be below 100 and if we follow the road map that others are presenting on we can effectively end family homelessness and we have a great emergency system in the city but it's overwhelmed and people are waiting too much for services and as mentioned the longer children have to wait the greater impact on the brain development. we need to get families housed within 90 days of being homeless at the most and we're moving in that direction so i am so excited to announce all of this to you. i hope you continue to support this partnership, will support more funding because i think it would be such a great thing for san francisco to that we're one of the first to

service and being marked out as a massage establishment we don't want to go through rezoning the whole city but the fact is we really do we think the time is now for san francisco to recognize therapy as a professional service oh, among ha-ha-ha oh i don't want that in my neighborhood but a lot of people have xoifk beliefs about this. >> thank you very much. >> hello commissioners ami amanda i have a sole provider practice in san francisco i'm asking requesting more time for public review before this commission comes to a decision about this legislation we're seeing new language in the amnesty i'll read the part i'm confused about the did you want noticed the lisa are going to go through the legalization process this will explain when zoning district with the confusion and which don't permitted them i'm still confused what that maples the businesses that wish already in effect in a certain location has to go through a conditional use if the zone says they're not allowed or necessary to be condition overlook i heard two different answers and want clarification especially, when it come forwar

i think this whole city is going to get conditional use if we don't stop it somewhere. i would definitely put forth a motion to hear this again but support what supervisor tang has done up to now especially with the common scenarios. >> all right. do we have a second for that motion? >> i second the motion. >> okay. all right. so commissioners, i will do roll call. all right. commissioner adams? yes, commissioner dooley, no commissioner dwight? yes, commissioner ortiz cartagena? no. commissioner riley? yes. commissioner sarkissian? yes, commissioner white? yes. so we have 5 in favor aye and two nos. so that recommendation to the direction of the legislation is going in passes but then the commission is going to review the final draft at the april 27th meeting. >> correct. with that, i think that concludes items no. 3 and 4. >> yes, thank you all for committing the time you did and efforts before this meeting we received a number of very thorough letters detailing this issue and i appreciate that from the community and also appreciate the engagement of the supervisors of

don't tear up the whole city. just for him, that's wrong. >> we want to go back to the event that sparked this. a camera caught the moment when he was arrested. after that he suffered a spinal injury that lead to the death. the overall anger is from the incident itself but also from the slow trickle of information by the authorities. police commissioner says that a report on the death will be giving to the state's attorney office and there's no word on when that's all approximate public. >>> winds are so strong in louisiana on monday that train cars were knocked off the track. nearly a dozen fell from the tracks. they were not carrying sensitive or has douse material. >> good morning. new orleans had the worst yesterday it went through and it's 70 miles an hour wind. we saw over two inches of rain. we love that the in other areas of the country. the jet stream is dominating and causing the temperatures to warm up in the west and there's a dip in the scene the warmth of the west is a big deal as the high pressure i

he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city.essive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this thursday, april 9. here's what's happening. >> we are learning more about the south carolina police officer charged with murder in the shooting of an unarmed man. he has ties to a south jersey community. >>> a 14-year-old is in custody charged with kidnapping her one-year-old cousin. >> accuweather is tracking a cold and dreary day but a dramatic change is in the forecast. >> could it be time to put away the winter coats? let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: for now you need a coat, right now i have drizzle on the terrace. we have showery weather near baltimore. the rain has tapered off and heading to the south of us,

they destroy the whole city. not just cvs. they destroy the whole city. for what? >> reporter: the blaze from the cvs fire could be seen for miles as firefighters under police protection tried to put out the flames. yesterday the store's manager made the decision to close, and he sent his employees home just as the riots were beginning. >> we would have got hurt. who knows? i'm just glad we got out of the store. i got everybody out of the store, that's my concern. >> reporter: today volunteers stood shoulder to shoulder helping to clear out the debris from the store. but, for knewnow, the community is left without a drugstore. >> we stood tall for this community, everybody say, yeah, we in the hood. but we love the hood. it was no problem for us working here. i've been here eight years. >> reporter: many residents and businesses came together committed to rebuilding their neighborhood. >> this is our home. this is our home. this is where we stand. >> reporter: now, again, everything very calm in this part of baltimore right now, but people are still on edge wonderi

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today the whole city of bandung seems committed to passing on the memory of the historic event to future generations. this is asia-africa street in bandung, a city about 150 kilometers southeast of the capital jakarta. the street was named in honor of the conference that was held 60 years ago. the street is lined with reminders of the world leaders who visited the city for the conference. people from across the country and from aboard came here ahead of the anniversary ceremony. >> translator: this is a historic moment, so i brought my children here and took some pictures. >> reporter: this is the hotel where many state leaders stayed during the conference. to this day, the hotel treasures the guest book from that time. it includes the signatures of former leaders chinese prime minister li, egyptian president nasr and many others. >> the layout remains the same and the benefit for our hotel is, of course, we are very proud here to serve all the people around the world here. >> reporter: this is where the asia-africa conference took place 60 years ago. the venue has been preserved as a co

he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city.gressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> the phillies are back home from spring training with a pair of exhibition games again the pirates starting tomorrow and opening day monday afternoon against boston. boys are back in town. one a sign of edge of your seat excitement at citizens bank park park. they'll have to earn our interest. low expectations for the season as they start the long journey back to contention. >> i think this year i think kind of the theme. a work in progress and we'll have to try to, you know, show improvement in a variety of areas. but we'll see how the goes. i mean we're relatively healthy and we'll get the season going and see where it goes. >> phillies played their final grapefruit game against the ray

church or vista family member i know there is a transit first idea that is buzzing through the whole city but it is almost that policy or that way of thinking is meant for a small group of people and does not take into account families community that rely on their automobile and if of we look at the elderly if they want to go grocery insurance policies in certain places they're not going to ride a bike to go grocery insurance policies and have to carry bags i know there is a grocery you guys are looking at i applaud you, we had discussion what type of store we're talking about i want to highlight is kinds of things we've been talking about and i i know the city is pushing something but mid-market in the history of san francisco is city has pushed something that has not worked so we need to think this through the second thing i want to talk about the sbe update before i busted my knee and foot and was away one of the last commissioners are commissions i talked about you know the need to do those small business enterprises minority businesses owned businesses about creating fairness about e

he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> the phillies opening with a world series favorite the nationals. ryan sand burg switching up his line burg tonight. ryan howard is going to sit. he's just one for 12. rupp will hit first because he's hitting very well off gio gonzalez. >> you get a hitter that's hot or producer it's hard to take them out of the lineup. that's an open door for all the guys, but, you know i'm going to -- i'm going to try everybody and get them in the lineup. >> the nfl draft is three weeks away. espn analyst ron joined us on comcast sportsnet "philly sports talk," he has good insight on mariota. should chip kelly trade up to get him if he's going at the top of the draft? >> if this is the guy you abs

don't tear up the whole city just for him. it's wrong. >> this is not protesting, this is not your first amendment rights, this is just criminal acts doing damage to your community that do not need to be harmed in the way we have today. >> pastors and other religious leaders have been trying to calm the situation. the state of marry land has requested up to 5,000 additional law enforcement officers to deal with rioting in the city of baltimore. we're going to hear more from maryland's governor coming up in the next 30 minutes about the decision to activate the national guard. for now we're live in the digital operations center. matt delucia "nbc 10 news." >>> you can count on "nbc 10" to bring you the latest information and pictures and video. you can get updates through nbc10.com or our "nbc 10 news" app. coming up at 4:15 we ask philadelphia police whether they're sending officers to help the city gain control. >>> 4:05. new from overnight, a man showed up at mercy fitzgerald hospital with a gunshot wound. that was after off

don't chew up the whole city just for him. it's wrong >>> i'm joined by del walters. you know baltimore, you worked as a reporter anchor professor. must be hard to see what happened to a city that was once yours. >> i want to explain what you see in baltimore, which they sometimes ignore. when i went to baltimore, i was struck by the numbers of houses boarded up. blocks rows almost every opposite. i was told they burnt in the '60s. i asked "why are they boarded up." they said after the '60s crack dealers move in, and now are boarded up because of crack wars of the '80s. now we are looking at the same houses and neighbourhoods. they are going to ask why are they boarded up. they'll say it's because of the riots of 2015. when the job is left there was nothing to fill the void. i remember the story of a car manufacturing factory closing. it was headlines for a week then the media moved away. the people there were left with a feeling of unemployment, not knowing where to do. >> i reported on the education system in baltimore and in that area, and the story is the renaissan

everyone to leave the city and in the afternoon, when i left from my hotel and put my baggage the whole city was empty. there were just troops at watch points from the khmer rouge. no civil population at all. anchor: we're going to take a break. >> germany is in mourning for the victims of the airplane disaster in the french alps. dw live from cologne cathedral the ecumenical memorial service with chancellor angela merkel and german president joachim gauck. memorial service for german wings crash victims starting april 17 at 9:30, live on dw. anchor: welcome back. medical experts and politicians in germany have heaped criticism on a german mother of 13 after she sought help from abroad to become pregnant again at the age of 65. anchor: they are calling her decision irresponsible and inadvisable. she is in her fifth month and expecting quadruplets. reporter: an expectant mother looks at ultrasound images of her quadruplets. for strong heartbeats, everything seems fine. multiple pregnancies always present risks, even for young mothers, but annegret raunigk is 65. >> has become an overnight sen

the mayor's office are looking at some issues as well on how we can socialize this throughout the whole city frankly. we're going to complete the training program in the next couple of months doing outreach and getting commitments and fed ex and ups and ucsf and said we want to make sure our employees are doing that as well the same with the san francisco pride parade e-mailed us how can we make sure all of those drivers get this training so we're confident that there's going to be a large number of people that are going to opt into this even though not requiring them to do it and lastly working on how we can get the department of motor vehicles to add a licensing question and information to both their drivers manual for truck drivers and the exam they take in order to be will to be licensed in the state. if you have any questions? >> great. any questions? supervisor yee. >> actually i realize the questions that i have around education and budging and so forth goes beyond the scope of this particular presentation and i might just bring it up in item number 7. >> okay we can also make sure th

he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city.essive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> i think the weather is moving in the right direction. >> finally. >> it's about time. wouldn't you say? >> mm-hmm. >> i would say. sunshine today. temperatures still below average. tomorrow we'll have sunshine and temperatures above average. we haven't seen that i think, in forever. >> look a

tragedy regardless of who is legally to blame and we're not only try to reach vision zero but the whole city is trying to reach vision zero and that's not to disparage the work that we're going to show you today and i think it's all really exciting and i think it will be enthusiastic and upbeat as we present it and i do want to acknowledge that those tragedies happened and we share our condolences with the families and i want megan to come up and give an overview of the work we've done. >> good afternoon supervisors papandreou director of the policy for the sfmta and megan and myself are the co-chairs and a lot of progress to report on today. we're going to give you the highlights and then have some detail from the actual project manager and in general to support what you had just said chair kim and it's actually a very important document not just for the city team and the city family but also for everybody that's involved because this is actually the basic work plan that we're going to hold ourselves accountable to over the next 2 years and and we talked about the visionzerosf.org and it's

commissioner will announce the 2018 all-star game will be held in washington, something gonzalez says the whole city should cheer. >> i think that people really take a lot more interest in the neighborhood and, you know, we really try to debut this city via that game. >> reporter: for folks coming out tomorrow, if you notice what seems like more kids than usual on a weekday afternoon game, here's why. d.c. public schools have monday off for easter monday, so it will be only the adults out here in the middle of the day playing hooky. >> thank you garrett. and of course you can watch the nats versus the mets tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. right here on wusa 9. >>> let's switch gears to basketball now. we've been following maryland's journey to the final four. dave owens joins us now. how did they do in tampa? >> we knew it would be tough. you're a sports fan. uconn, one of the best in women's basketball. a tough one tonight for maryland. they went in with a simple mantra, the lady terps. they say we don't fear nobody, and that comes from coach brenda frese who can motivate any team, but could she will the troo

this is about one one fifth of a football field out of our whole city. >> so let me set the scene for you as what things look now. law enforcement are off to the side on the sidewalk. they have taken a more casual approach. also a short time ago i talked to one of the police officials about what their strategy is. his bottom line, keeping the street clear. take a listen. what's the strategy tonight? >> hoping things are back. >> you were hoping for so many cars so much traffic but nothing happened? >> consume? >> nothing happened? >> great result. >> you're going to let traffic move through as opposed to keeping the intersection closed? >> absolutely. >> thanks olot. there's a large contingent of officers on the street but as you heard officers say as you heard elijah cummings say the point is to get the city back to a point of normalcy. we rode around for a while and the curfew goes into effect for not just this neighborhood but so many places that people are familiar with, baltimore the inner harbor and some other hot spots that are relatively calm. antonio back to you. >> and del w

. >> they'd like to map the whole city. >> that inhabits the characters of something that be mapped or could be mapped it is trying to be clear - there's enough buildings there that would qualify when viewed together to be known as a district. >> and designated by whom i guess i'm only familiar with something the port went through a barbary coast actually designated by the federal government as a historic district is that what you're talking about. >> this is listed on the california register so enough of the existing materials did we do a survey that it would quality for liz on the national register the california register. >> you take a conservationist view as on in case matter. >> right we don't have the resource to make sure - so the worse case scenario that's what we do if we have the ability to go out and survey all the districts to say much easier for property owners to do work on their property if everything was researched they wouldn't go through the research evaluation. >> how many historic registered district do we have in the city. >> don't have the number but outlined in a

do not tear up the whole city, man. it is wrong.ost: the freddie gray case is a bitter reminder of other racial incidents. michael brown and eric garner are just other african american males who died while in contact with authorities. here is a look back at what happened since obama took power. reporter: three white house representatives at freddie gray's funeral. obama chose broader johnson broderick johnson to represent him. obama drew a lot of attention during his campaign, particularly in the black community. in march, 2008, the candidate gave a striking speech on racial identity. president obama: anger is real it is powerful, and to simply wish away, to condemn it without understanding its roots only serves to widen the chasm of misunderstanding that exists between the races. reporter: strong words for the future president who did not want to be seen as a symbol of a single community. he spoke of a new, post-racial area in america. but soon enough, racial tensions and blunders were all over the news. in 2012 in florida, a black

he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city.ayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> taking a live look right here at citizens bank park. what a nice evening and it's starting to feel like baseball weather just in time for the phillies home opener coming up monday against the sox. don't miss welcome home phillies and nbc 10 will feature a pregame special monday afternoon at 2:00 and the home opener at 3 p.m. play ball. you'll see it here on nbc 10. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> i'm john clark, the phillies are back to philly and they finished the clearwater spring training schedule and they were outscored by 55 runs this week and they had the worst percentage. this is rookie hazing. nice! jerome williams will likely be the thir

a lot of issues on this and think there is a lot of hi purbbly about how this will efecktd the whole city somehow. it is in the back, i drive by and really cannot-i will not be able to see it. my perception of liberty is no different and yes it is different r different for those in the back yard who see this, but we live in a city and the lots are very small and i think if someone is following the rules and responding to the comment we made from jan, i can support this project without a problem. i think it is something that-i go around and around. the only thing i think is of issue is the style of the addition because if this had a gabled roof, and continued the gabled roof of the buildsing we wouldn't have the amount of the conversation. the style oaf the building is more boxy is of 2015 opposed to when the house was built. there was different concepts of how we design and how things were built. i'm very sportive of the project and think they have done a good job thmpt other question i have is the thing about developers that the conversation comes up all the time about whether a person b