>>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer, 1:00 p.m. in washington and 1:00 in baltimore 6:00 p.m. london 8:00 p.m. jerusalem, wherever you're watching from around the world thanks very much for joining us. >>> we begin with the breaking news the governor of maryland says the situation in baltimore has reached a turning point. his words. the city is under a curfew and a state of emergency but a tense calm has returned after the looting and lawlessness on monday. 2,000 national guardsmen and more than 1,000 police are helping patrol the streets. only 10 people were taken into custody overnight, compared to the 235 arrested monday night. the 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. curfew will remain in place through next week. baltimore public schools reopened today classes had been canceled because of the violence that erupted monday. the head of the school district praised the students who did not take part in the rioting. and the baltimore orioles baseball team will take on the chicago white sox next hour but the teams will play before an empty stadiump. the game is closed to the the public. and these are th

the continuing coverage of the breaking news in baltimore. bret's going to take it from there. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier. a city on edge tonight. protests have spawned violence. as you look at the funeral of the 25-year-old african-american man whose death in police custody has sparked a week of demonstrations. social media today urged young people to go on a purge. a reference to a movie about urban lawlessness. then there were reports that the national known criminal gangs were going to police officers. clearly a dangerous situation in baltimore still developing just down the road from the nation's capital. doug mckelway is in the middle of it all tonight. doug? >> reporter: bret we're standing outside of the mondawmin mall near where the baltimore city zoo is. this was the scene of rioting not much more than a half hour ago. if you look at the street behind me you can see debris and bricks and rocks i'm holding in my hand right now. very large brick thrown at somebody here and not too long ago. the protesters have moved down this direction towards the inn

, breaking news happening now starts now. >> this fox news alert. riots in baltimore saying violence is not a statement. >> the police and national guard troops are patrolling the streets of the city still on edge. we are covering all of the news "happening now". >> we will use the appropriate methods to preserve the safety. >> schools closed and curfews set and national guard troops on patrol. >> overhere please. >> as baltimore tries to prevent more violence. plus you take them. >> after years of heated debate. the supreme court hears arguments on a land mark case. supporters turning out ahead of a ruling that will make history. >> and, a search and rescue effort from the earthquake in nepal. taking a grim turn as the death toll soaring even higher. it's all on "happening now". >> we begin on tuesday on the street was baltimore, protestors are on the streets once again. welcome to "happening now". i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. today's demonstrations arar the police and national guard troops make their presence felt. the violence erupted after the funeral of freddie grachlt

want to put a lot of people on the streets in baltimore. a number of the businesses did let out early and let people go home. there would be demonstrations of violence similar to what they had saturday. you don't have a lot of civilian traffic out here. harbor place is closed as a matter of fact. obviously that's not good news for the business people in downtown baltimore. that's going to hurt the city's coffers. you're seeing a lot of police down here and you've got people right below me playing volleyball. that's about it for downtown baltimore right now. waiting to hear from the mayor. as soon as we hear something from them we'll bring that to you. you can see it right over here to my left. we've got the bearcats they're bringing in. they've been using this all afternoon to guard and shield police officers, to get them in and out of situations. it's down here in the inner harbor area, first time we've seen this. they're preparing for the worst which we're all dreading at this point. >> that's bruce johnson live in baltimore. you're watching wusa 9news at 6:00. breaking news c

u.s. brooke baldwin is in baltimore. she picks up coverage of the state of emergency there. >>> and good afternoon. i'm brooke baldwin here live in baltimore in front of camden yards where we're five minutes away from the first pitch. we're going to talk about everything happening here in baltimore in just a moment. for the second time today, i just want to take a moment and discuss something thataid on my show just yesterday. i just want to apologize. during my show i gave credence to the idea that veterans returning from war who were police officers were furthering the problems in communities like these here in baltimore and nationwide. and i just have to take a moment again today to say i was wrong. i was so wrong to speak the way i did, involving our men and women in uniform, to perpetuate this false narrative, it's on me. i own it and i apologize. please let's move on. we're in front of camden yards. we're five minutes away from the first pitch. but here's the thing. there's no one inside the stadium behind me. let me bring in rachel nichols. i'm beginning to hear some people s

brooke baldwin in baltimore now. >>> here we go, top of the hour, i'm brooke baldwin, special live coverage from the city of baltimore. i'm in front of baltimore city hall. heads up, we're watching a lot this afternoon. first and foremost any minute we are expecting a news conference which will take place live not far from where i'm standing at the baltimore city police headquarters. we expect to hear from the police commissioner anthony batts. we'll take that live. but perspective -- 24 hours, not even 24 hours after violence erupted here, you watched it all play out live on cnn. the riots, the arson, the looting. all of this in the wake of this death of this young 25-year-old man, freddie gray, who died in police custody. the question why? why did that snap unrelated to the why as you would hear from a lot of people in baltimore, is what's been happening here. the violence the criminal activity. today, i got into town a couple of hours ago. i can tell you, i was able to get around east baltimore, west baltimore, massive crowds in west baltimore. that is just adjacent to the cvs w

♪ >>> right now a state of emergency in baltimore. a live look right now. you can see demonstrators still filling the streets tonight after hours of rioting. looting and violent clashes with police. take aing loo the a this video from a few minutes ago. flames erupting on the east side. you can see them for miles. witnesses in the area heard rioters cheering and we understand this was senior center under construction at a church. >> perhaps this image best encompasses the chaos. a police squad car attacked by rioters set on fire. to night 15 officers are hurt. two in the hospital. all of this as police nationwide are concerned about a threat to kill officers. good evening i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. since early this afternoon we have watched police in riot gear try to get a handle on this wild chaotic situation and at one point officers and protesters throwing objects back and forth. a cvs up in flames. sending clouds of smoke into the air and looters hit everything from small shops to a massive shopping mall. baltimore city schools are closed tomorrow. tonight's baltimore or

gray mysteriously injured during arrest. this morning, streets of baltimore are calm, but questions about how freddie gray may have been injured. good morning. i'm christine romans in new york. >> i'm john berman. 4:00 a.m. in the east. in baltimore this morning, in front of city hall where i'm standing a few hours ago, there was a large and very peaceful demonstration. this park around me was filled with people. they were serving food and they were gathered together in a peaceful way. it was nice to see. the crowds disbursed from the streets without incident. a calmer transition into the curfew period in baltimore. small handful of people here. as quiet as it was in baltimore, thousands of people on the streets across the country calling for justice in the death of freddie gray. now this is coming as we learn more. new information this morning about what may have caused gray's fatal spinal injury in police custody. we will get to that. a new report this morning in "the washington post." i want to bring in cnn's athena jones. athena you have been out the past few days in the peacefu

baltimore, which has now been in effect for its first hour. there were a few hundred people on the streets of west baltimore at 10 p.m. including a lot of media and leaders like elijah cummings. we tried to get a little bit of an interview with but couldn't. police held their line for the first 20 minutes. there was no real activity and around 10:25 we saw smoke fill the area around pennsylvania avenue and north avenue. scene of yesterday's looting was in that area. some of the people in the crowd appeared to throw objects at the police or were picking up objects that they were throwing back at the police. the baltimore police started to deploy pepper balls and the crowd was ordered to disperse. right now the streets are mostly clear. a fire started near owe local library reportedly from a molotov cocktail. rachel, the real news tonight, one hour into this curfew is that well over 99% of the residents of baltimore have observed this curfew from the start. we saw -- our cameras could show you no more than 100, maybe 200 people on the streets in violation of the curfew and they weren

what was basically just an everyday occurrence in west baltimore turned into death of this young man. there are still very very few answers about what happened to him. stay with us for much more live coverage. rachel maddow in new york now picks it up. >>> thanks chris, appreciate it, my friend. great to have you on the ground. we're going to be back to chris and a number of other reporters that msnbc and nbc have the scene tonight. i want to thank you at home for staying with us the next hour. there's a lot going on in the world today included what ended up being a historic day today in baltimore, maryland for the first time in 47 years. for the first time in nearly five decades. national guard was deployed in the streets of that city. last time the national guard was called to patrol baltimore streets was april 1968. for the riots that followed the assassination of dr. martin luther king jr. baltimore rioted for more than a week after that assassination, and 6,000 national guard troops were deployed in baltimore for those riots in 1968. today the number of national guardsmen and wo

>> erica green, who has done phenomenal reporting for the baltimore sun, thank you, i really appreciate it. all right, that is it for "all in," rachel maddow is next. live. good evening, rachel. >>> we are live right now. i want to welcome you back to our continuing coverage of the rioting in baltimore tonight and the reaction to t baltimore is in a declared state of emergency. maryland governor larry hogan has declared a state of emergency, has activated the national guard. that means up to 5,000 national guards men and women. up to 5,000 military personnel could be among the law enforcement presence trying to restore order. that means military vehicles military gear including military weapons. baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake has called for a curfew starting phenomenon. nobody will be allowed on the streets between 10:00 in the evening until 5:00 in the morning unless you have a medical emergency or you are on your way to work. baltimore also announced that schools will be closed tomorrow. and on the one hand that makes sense. on the other hand, that is going to pos

hat you see standing behind us here are baltimore city police who have been joined here by prince george's county sheriffs in their special tactical units here. and, of course, as you know the national guard has also been called here to the streets of baltimore after last night. a night of rioting thattened with 15 years and 144 vehicle fires. almost 200 arrests and at least 20 police officers have been injured. we expect to get an update on the number of officers who are still in the hospital at this point or have been injured. the police have been holding hourly press conferences and we expect they'll have one any minute now and once that gets under way, we'll take you there live. we also expect to have baltimore's mayor there as well. so we'll get you updated with what information they have for us. now, today city leaders are calling for peace and the residents are calling for help with the cleanup that is well under way here. we've got team coverage of the city in crisis here with maryland bureau chief brad bell. kevin lewis is also here with us as is horace holmes. let's get

has fallen and tensions risen on the streets of baltimore. a live look at the city right now where the first night of mandateed curfew just went into effect. everyone everyone is supposed to be off the streets by the stroke 10:00 p.m. you can clearly see that is not the case. police in riot gear are ready to enforce it. now throughout afternoon and evening the demonstrations have remained mostly peaceful. a very different scene than last night when dozens of cars and entire buildings went up in flames. hundreds arrested and almost two dozen officers hurt. >> members of the national guard and police in full riot gear now patrolling the city trying keep the peace g evening i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. this started after a funeral for grid dee gray in died in baltimore police custody. police did use discretion when enforceing to night's curfew. baltimore city schools will reopen tomorrow that could change depending on what unfolds to night. live team coverage. let's start with chris o'connell live in baltimore. chris? >> reporter: iain tonight the city of baltimore began the healing

all but emergency personnel in baltimore. we're in west baltimore where about 15 hours ago things got started with rioters throwing rocks and boling -- bottles at police officers. the violence escalated. we saw about 15 officers hurt here. this all started in response to questions about freddie gray's death. right now, national guard troops are coming into the city. maryland governor larry hogan declared a state of emergency here. as many as 5,000 shoulders could be made -- soldiers could be made available. at at least 100 on the ground as we speak in different parts of the city. we know one police officer who was injured here is in grave condition this morning. several others released over night and there have been fires burning across the city of baltimore, particularly in west baltimore, but the fires did spread into east baltimore as well. news 4 darcy spencer is going to have more on that for us in just a moment. city schools are closed today and the mayor here has -- while we are in the state of emergency here in baltimore, the mayor has decided there will be a curfew put in

ches whether in baltimore, new york, boston, will remain peaceful. i'm wolfs blitter in "the situation room." cnn's live coverage will continue right now with erin burnett "outfront." erin? >>> thank you, wolf. we are continuing our breaking news coverage of the state of emergency in baltimore and growing protests around the country. right now this is a protest you're looking at in new york city. as people are gathering around the country in response to protests in baltimore. on the streets of baltimore, police warning they're expecting massive crowds and the outrage as i said is spreading. you've got other major cities knock being just one of them boston also having demonstrations tonight in solidarity with the city of baltimore. the rally here in new york billed as rise up and shut it down with baltimore. in baltimore nearly 250 people arrested in the past two nights. at least 20 officers injured, six seriously. the cure few goes into effect in less than they hours. we're also learning tonight that while protesters have been calling for justice for freddie gray the black ma

press conference in baltimore. joining me now is nbc's brian mooar. brian, do we have you there? likes like we don't have brian. let's go back to the presser. >> mainly towards the west side of baltimore. we're not going to tolerate that. the police department is not going to stand for that. we're fully deployed at this point. we canceled leave for all our police officers. so they are deployed on the streets as we speak. each shift is fully staffed. we called in outside resources from all over the state of maryland to give us an assist here. we're not going to tolerate this. our priorities right now is to restore order in the city. our priorities right now is officer safety, and the safety of the community. thank you. >> good evening. i am deeply saddened by what's taking mace in the great city of baltimore. this reminds me of 1968 when the riots were taking place after the assassination of dr. martin luther king where people were destroying their own stores and properties in their own community. this is unacceptable. this is not what freddie gray's family wanted. they asked tha

. they killed that young man. they make a protest in baltimore are entering their fifth day over the death of freddie gray, a 27-year-old african-american man who died sunday from spinal injuries, one week after baltimore police arrested him. his family and attorney say his voice box was crushed and his spine was 80% severed at his neck. the department of justice is now investigating his death. we will go to baltimore where we will be joined by the former president of the baltimore city council, eddie conway, a former member of the baltimore black panther's who spent more than four decades in jail, and dominique stevenson, a local activist who was arrested at a protest yesterday. been to yemen. -- then to yemen. >> protecting civilians from a takeover by the houthis and to work on enhancing the flow of humanitarian assistance to yemen and ease the work of international humanitarian organizations. amy: after saudi arabia declared an end to its military operation, the saudi led coalition continues to bomb yemeni cities as listed civilian -- as the civilian death toll mounts. we will sp

there were a few hundred people on the streets of west baltimore at 10:00 p.m. including a lot of media and leaders like congressman elijah cummings who we tried to get an interview but couldn't quite pull it off. police held their line for the first 20 minutes. then around 1:0:25 we saw smoke fill the area. the scene of yesterday's looting was in that area. some of the people in the crowd appeared to be throwing objects. the crowd was ordered to disperse and right now the streets are mostly clear. the fire started near a local library, reportedly from a molitov cocktail. well over 99% of the residents of baltimore have observed of this curfew from the start. our cameras can show you a hundred, nearly 200 people on the streets in violation of the curfew, and they weren't in violation of curfew very long. >> i will give police credit for the way they voiced their intentions around the curfew. it was not clear yesterday as to when they were going to do it. there is a long standing daytime curfew as well as -- yeah in addition to another daytime curfew which essentially the truantsy

maryland congressman elijah cummings. we're told he joined a group of 200 to 300 baltimore men who walked through the streets of those neighborhoods calling for peace. we continue now with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> thank you. we're going to continue our live coverage. thank you. the death toll in nepal is over 4,000 tonight after saturday's earthquake earthquake, but here at home, all eyes are on baltimore today after a day of rock throwing at police looting, burning a police car and a store. it's just been announced tomorrow baltimore city schools will be closed. >> we are deploying every resource possible to gain control of the situation and to ensure peace moving forward. >> rioting has broken out in the streets. violent clashes between police and roving groups have left several officers injured. >> they have no regard for the safety of the people that live in that community. >> large numbers of young men throwing objects. >> this is a cvs which looters have been working their way through. it is now on fire. >> this police vehicle on fire with a van right be

pencil and you tried to hit the center of baltimore city you would probably hit this street. this is one of the most central parts of baltimore city as we mentioned before. this is where a lot of business gets done by the folks who live and work in the city. it's not the part that tourists see. it's about 20 some 25 blocks north of that area a little bit northwest of the inner harbor area. >> tisha, it is 7:00 and we want to tell our viewers that we are going to stay with our live coverage of the trouble breaking out in baltimore. it's a fluid situation. we're going to continue to cover it live and "nbc nightly news" is going to run on cozi so you can see "nbc nightly news" if you like and that's going to be available on the cozi channel. >> what we're noticing the crowd is on the move again. it was kind of stationary for a couple of minutes and now appears to be on the move again. tish do you have any idea to what they may be e've heard reports, wbal channel 11 up in baltimore our sister station heard reports they might be moving south towards martin luther king but it's hard to

citywide curfew and brace for what's to come in the day ahead. >>> looking live at baltimore right now where the situation has stabilized quite a bit over night but not completely. police in full riot gear still standing by to see what they face in the day ahead. there's no school today. students are expected to be at home but we'll see what the situation -- how the situation unfolds in the day ahead. good morning, to you. we have complete coverage of the situation in baltimore. let's bring in aaron gilchrist who is anchoring our coverage now from baltimore. aaron, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you as well. you know you are absolutely right. things have quieted down quite a bit here in baltimore since late last night but this is still a city that is very fragile this morning as we wait for light to break and hope that the violence does not resume here. you mentioned that there are still a significant number of police officers even national guard soldiers who are positioned across different parts of baltimore at this hour. i want to show you some of what we're se

>>> what happened last night in baltimore city is not going to happen again. >> maryland governor larry hogan on the streets of baltimore this morning along with the national guard. one precaution being taken at this hour to prevent violent protests and looting in the city. >>> we are in baltimore. resilient people about to rise from the ashes. >> faith leaders are among those working to clean up this morning and made sure as the governor said there is no repeat of last night's violence. >>> and baltimore's mayor was also out this morning getting a firsthand look at the damage as her response to the crisis is being questioned. nbc 4 midday begins right now with alex wagnering a aaron gilchrist live in baltimore. >> reporter: this is very much an active scene here in the penn north area. you can see the police have re-established a line here. this was open to morning traffic throughout the morning. but you can see a large number of people have also gathered in this area. we'll move around to show the large crowd. a lot of media obviously here. a lot of people who came out to clean

... >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america i'm john siegenthaler. a tense situation in baltimore tonight, a state of emergency is ordered, fires continue to burn in the city, looting continues as well. comes after a day of violence following the funeral of freddy gray an african american who died in police custody. police cars set on fire, 15 officers injured stores looted, buildings burned. thousands of police are converging on baltimore. here is what governor larry hogan had to say. >> the national guard represents the last resort in order to restore order. look, people have the right to protest and depress their frustration. but baltimore city families deserve peace and safety in their communities. and these acts of violence and destruction of property cannot and will not be tolerated. >> that was the governor, earlier the mayor of baltimore stephanie blake described some of the protesters as thugs. >> i'm a life-long resident of baltimore. too many people have spent generations building up this city. for it to be destroyed by thugs who in a very senseless way are trying to te

"hardball" for now. coming up next "all in canwith chris hayes" already there live in baltimore. that's how you say it, baltimore. >>> good evening from west baltimore. i'm chris hayes. this is "all in." we're live here at the corner of north and pennsylvania. it was this corner that just 24 hours ago yesterday was burning out of control. cvs pharmacy with chopper shots beaming it across the country and across world. as west baltimore last night saw the worst unrest looting, rioting and burning in four years plus since 1968 when riots in the wake of martin luther king jr. burned down much of this neighborhood and burned it for two weeks straight ultimately calling in the national guard. very forceful response. and lives lost. luckily, last night, no lives were lost. there were police injuries upwards of 15 according to police. lots of property damage. and burned cars. today, a very very different scene. we are right now in the epicenter of what has been the kind of protest activity all day. from beginning early today, there has been a line formed from midday today, a line form o

evening. >> it is calm on the streets of baltimore at least for now. 2,000 national guard troops are in the city to help back up city police. >> the combined forces appear to have done its job so far. there was a confrontation late tuesday night between riot please and an unruly crowd of 200 or so. most protesters went home from the mandatory 10:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. curfew. the baltimore police commissioner says 10 people were arrested tuesday night and seven of those for violating the curfew and two for looting and one disorderly conduct. >> it is a sharp contrast to what happened on monday night. that's when the rioters took to the streets looting stores and burning cars and buildings and pelting police with rocks and debris. that chaos triggered by the death of freddie gray, the 25-year-old black man that was mortally injured while in police custody. it prompted the governor to declare a state of emergency. >> the overnight curfew will remain in effect until the end of the week. as for today we have two more hours on that. and for the second night in a row the baltimore oriels were f

with breaking news. the young man who died in police custody in baltimore earlier this month. tonight, lines of law enforcement in riot gear, still marching through the streets. >> violence started this afternoon at the mondawmin mall. further to the south, the orioles were forced to cancel tonight's game at camden yards. >> and here is how the governor described that conversation. >> he thanked me for the accident and exercising due restraint. i assured him that we were. the last thick we want to do is escalate the violence. i wanted to make sure that we did not allow our city of baltimore to be taken over by thugs. >> reporter: governor hogan also told us that the president made it very clear to him that there were two separate issues. there was the issue of the rioting, the looting, the disorder but he said the president also tasked him with making getting to the bottom getting to the truth of what happened to freddie gray a priority. back to you. >> at the news4 live desk we have seen things settle down slightly at this hour but there is still a significant amount of dama

and rioting that have been taking place in baltimore. the last two and a half hours or so. we have been covering it throughout the afternoon and now our coverage continues with news 4 at 6:00. >> what you are looking at right now is a kind of a change in the situation from what it's been the last couple of hours. there are a number of adults out on the streets in baltimore. apparently trying to calm down and restrain a number of younger people who have been throwing rocks and disrupting that city in pretty violent ways including cars being burned and protesters or whatever they might be called looting stores also officers being carried away as they were injured by some of the rocks and other things that were being thrown this morning. all started at the mondawmin mall and now quickly spread across the city. >> all of this follows the funeral for freddie gray. he's the young man from baltimore who died just over a week ago about a week after he was arrested and was in police custody. >> we have team coverage now of all that's been going on up there for quite a long time. we begin wi

baltimore this morning. we're just getting word that some federal employees in the baltimore area are being sent home early today, this afternoon. that after the fires, riots, the rage that rocked that city. plus, a law enforcement officials tells cnn a short time ago that a mall about five miles from where the fires were overnight, that mall has been closed for the day amid concerns that some teenagers were planning to loot it. now, at this same time, residents, you can see there are on the streets picking up the pieces literally. you are looking at new pictures hopeful pictures into cnn. the city launched a cleanup effort and really so many people are there trying to make things better. >> you can just see the position from last night to this morning. we're also getting new information coming from the mayor's office. more than 200 people now have been arrested in connection with the violence. 144 vehicles, 19 structures set on fire if you can believe it. right now the governor has put in place a state of emergency. 500 national guard troops have been deployed already. hundreds more

berman. jake tapper will be back tomorrow. i'll be back tonight live from baltimore, 8:00 p.m. eastern till 10:00 p.m. eastern tonight. here's wolf blitzer now in "the situation room." >>> happeninggame protest organizers schedule a rally this hour in baltimore. and with the sun going down soon after that, will things heat back up? >>> aftermath, the governor says baltimore has turned the corner. but more than 200 people have been jailed and as police examine surveillance video from the rioting, will hundreds more join them? >>> and police are keeping quiet about their probe of freddie gray's death but due to present their findings to prosecutors this week. will it spark new unrest? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." the breaking news organizers are calling for another protest to begin this hour in baltimore. and police say they expect large crowds. there's tension in the streets of baltimore once again with police and national guard troops lining those streets and community leaders linking arms to keep a lid on the situation, the violence that began raging 48 hours ago

. southernbaptistchurch.org. thanks for being part of a busy story. here's shep. >>> in baltimore, this is the hour just as school was ending when it all came undone yesterday. there are rumors of another so-called purge, another round of violence. we looked online and found no real evidence of such a plan. of hours, this time the national guard is in place. a curfew is set to take effect and today we have reporters around the city. we'll have complete coverage right here. you'll hear about a link between last night's riot and the violence that rocked ferguson missouri last year. analysts say social media shows that professional protesters may be trying to stir up the crowd. and other major news including a landmark day at the united states supreme court as justices hear arguments on same-sex marriage. let's get to it. >> good afternoon from the deck. national guard troops from the thousands are patrolling the streets of baltimore now as leaders there promise to keep the peace. police warn they are hearing rumors of a so-called trouble on social media. now, it's been about 24 hours sinc

. well tomorrow afternoon at 2:05 a statement will be made 35 miles north of here. the baltimore orioles of the american league will host the chicago white sox with no one in the grandstands. camden yards one of the most classic stadiums in the country will be closed to the public. a major american city has admit it had can't keep peace, not even at a ballpark. whatever else this is it's an historic and horrific failure of politics. see those kids rioting in the streets? the police officers wary of what's next? see the world of failure in which this is all taking place. where are the jobs and the training for jobs the chances for a real life in west baltimore? what has this democratic republic done for this people who live where people had not once just hope but real jobs. oh, yeah they did. these row houses were built for workers, not unemployed people, for workers to energize the city of baltimore. the city of baltimore was built of houses just like these so people could live near factories that now no longer exists. are the politicians going to do something about this? are they going

. >> thank you, ma'am. i'm colonel darrell de souza, the chief of patrol for baltimore city police department. at this point i just want to mejs a couple of things real quick. like the mayor said we love our baltimore city. right now we're seeing unprecedented types of violence throughout the city. mainly towards the west side of baltimore. we're not going to tolerate that. the police department is not going to stand for that. we're fully deployed at this point. we canceled leave for all our police officers so they're deployed on the stroets as we speak. each shift is fully staffed. we called in outside resources from all over the state of maryland to give us an assist here. we're not going to tolerate this. our priorities right now is to restore order in the city. our priorities right now is officer safety and the safety of the community. thank you. >> council president. >> good evening. i'm deeply saddened by what's taking place in the great city of baltimore. this reminds me of 1968 when the riots took place through the assassination of dr. martin luther king where people were d

breaking news alert. leon: in baltimore, lingering anger and finance of the citywide curfew in effect right now. at the same time, calls for a peaceful recovery. what a difference 24 hours mix. we are standing near the intersection of so much attention yesterday as flames broke out, businesses up-and-down pennsylvania avenue. the police are in place and governor larry hogan who has promised will be be sin quiet on the streets -- who promised there will be peace and quiet on the streets come so far that has been the case. up until the curfew went into effect at 10:00, there were questions whether it would be honored. there were people laying in the street, challenging the police to arrest them, some of them telling the police to use their tear gas. we did not see that happen. the helicopters came out circled the skies, and warned people to begin leaving the area and slowly but surely that happen. behind me, we happened to see some tear gas and smoke bombs deployed. at this point, things have calmed down. to be police officers have been wounded in baltimore, hundreds of people ar

morning. it is tuesday, april 28th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. baltimore is burning. a night of chaos turns a city into a war zone. >> get back. get up on the stairs. are you watching this guys? are they watching us? steve? are you watching this? >> businesses are looted and protesters celebrate the destruction. this morning why police say social media started it all. we are live on the ground with what you need to know straight ahead. >>> unbelievable. and amid the chaos and flames people want to know diz baltimore's mayor actually fan the fire with this stupid comment? >> we also bid those who wished to destroy space to do that as well. >> she gave those who wish to destroy space. now she's trying to take the words back. isn't it a little too late? >>> all right. and it's not just baltimore this morning, officers across the country on high alert as gangs put a hit out on white cops. "fox and friends" starts right now. >>> good morning. we start this hour of "fox and friends" with a fox news alert. baltimore, still burning. this morning the city looking like a war z

baltimore continues right now with erin burnett outfront. >> thank you very much. we have our continuing coverage of this breaking news story tonight. baltimore erupting. we have riots in baltimore right now out on the streets tonight. it was peaceful. it has turned ugly and violent. you're looking at live pictures. stores have been looted and destroyed, now even lit on fire by rioters there is a massive fire and fear that it could get worse as darkness falls tonight. the angry rioters today overtook a police car. they smashed the roof and the window with bats metal rods and rocks. others set a police car on fire that fire spread to a second patrol car. rioters then set a third car alight. seven officers have now been injured. some of them have broken bones. and one officer was actually found unconscious. this is according to the baltimore police department. all are now receiving treatment. we have seen the crowds looting stores. and that is what wolf was just talking about, that cvs was looted. you can see people running in and completely emptying that store, breaking the win

being discussed. if you go in the washington area, you might know baltimore the inner harbor colleges, johns hopkins. you don't know west baltimore. take a look. >> reporter: at north streets unlike yesterday police were clearly back in charge. >> we're dying out here and it's no consequence. >> reporter: they don't like baltimore police here. >> they look at us as a whole so we have to carry around them as a whole. >> reporter: they say they have good reason even before freddie gray died in police custody. >> they designate it a high crime area. they now able to stop anybody for any reason they so choose. >> reporter: nobody will admit for having taken place in yesterday's looting. >> i have a family. i take care of my family. >> reporter: many offered to explain the anger that led to the mayhem. >> when you riot, it's because of the voices that are unheard. >> reporter: baltimore's african american mayor called rioters thugs. >> excuse me my french. ask the lead ers. >> reporter: the clergy said they were surprised by the outbreak. >> you all prove the point that i love yesterday. e

breaking out in baltimore after the funeral for freddie gray. rioters pelting police with rocks and smashing a squad car. at least seven police officers are now down. wounded. we have complete coverage coming ip. up. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> and let's get right to the breaking news in baltimore. just a little while ago police announced at least seven officers have been hurt in attacks by violent and rock-throwing, brick-throwing protestors. over the past few hours we've seen police responding with tear gas, and pepper spray. they also face what they call a credible threat of violence from the city's gangs. the latest demonstrations started shortly after today's emotional funeral for freddie gray. the 25-year-old man who was fatally injured this month while in police custody. our correspondentses and experts are standing by. they're following today's breaking news. let's begin in baltimore on the streets of baltimore where it's major, major tension that's erupted. cnn's miguel marquez is there for us. me miguel updates viewers here in the united states an

work for the city of baltimore police department you are wearing your blue uniform. you are out on the street. there is no one at home. there is no one on vacation. this is all hands on deck right now. and like i said you know, we've been here for let's see about two hours at this mall and things are much more calm now. when we first got here i have to say, there were chills running down my spine. you had four helicopters above. you had the tactical units which you can actually see over there. the one on the left you can see like a cream peppered on the side of that vehicle. it's because it was sitting annihilated with rocks and anything that people could get their hands on. it was a very tense scene and there was no control. things definitely have simmered down here from where we stand. alison: meanwhile, we're looking at images from this c.v.s. store that we've been telling everybody that we've been watching looters apparently going in and coming out from items of the store. we have at least from our vantage point have yet to see a police presence stopping them. that could be there b

seeing now unfolding are live pictures of a cvs being looted in baltimore. i'm trying to get the location here from baltimore police. they say this is in the same area of north avenue and pennsylvania avenue, looting occurring right now. people going in to this store helping themselves to whatever they want. >> it looks like some of the windows are actually boarded up at this point. they were trying to get through some of the windows. i want to mention that derek mcginty joins us right now to offer some insight in the situation there. i know you've been monitoring social media all afternoon. >> the interesting thing to me about this is people liken it to ferguson. there are a lot of differences, there's a black mayor in baltimore. there's a black police chief in baltimore. just give us the time, give us a couple weeks they said. obviously that was something some people in that area were not prepared to do. i'm noting that cnn is quoting the baltimore police department and criminal intelligence unit as having credible information that members of various gangs including the black gorilla fa

the breaking news here in baltimore this morning. we're live right at the intersection of pennsylvania and north here in west baltimore where so much of the activity was happening yesterday afternoon. i can tell you there is still a lot of debris that is strewn across this particular intersection here. we saw a lot of activity. there's a police presence here as well, this morning. the governor larry hogan, has declared a state of emergency here in baltimore. he called in the national guard after making that declaration. you take a look at the trucks that were laltimore tonight. 100 soldiers in the first response the head of the maryland guard says up to 5,000 soldiers could be made available to come to baltimore if those resources are required and asked for by the governor. baltimore police they are saying most officers who are out of the hospital were who were hurt from thelast night. several fires still smoking at this hour in multiple parts of the city. we saw some reports about a new two-alarm fire a little south of here on pratt street. the mayor here put a curfew in

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now right from baltimore itself. >>> good evening. from baltimore city hall i'm chris hayes. you just heard from commissioner anthony bat, who's described a fairly calm scene, including peaceful protests a march late this afternoon. hundreds of students protesting police violence chanting all night, all day, we will fight for freddy gray. city still felt unsettled today two days after violence broke out following the funeral of freddy gray, the 25-year-old black man who suffered a severe spinal cord injury and died in baltimore police custody ten days ago and whose dealt the death has still yet to be explained. this afternoon an unprecedented scene, the baltimore orioles played the chicago white sox in a stadium kept empty for security reasons. we'll have much or on that in a bit. we'll talk about what's happening here has hit the presidential campaign trail with hillary clinton delivering an impassioned speech today, calling for an overhaul of the criminal justice system. >> yet again the family of a young black man is grieving a life cut

governor to tell us how many they need. >> when it comes to the city of baltimore and maryland state police -- [ inaudible ] >> general number around 1500. again, we are relying on -- the city has partners in all of this. certainly we're looking to bring in more. we're bringing as many as we possibly can. >> anyone else? [ inaudible question ] [ phone ringing ] >> it's obviously very disappoint disappointing. what started out as a peaceful protest with people expressing genuine concern about incidents that took place and was a peaceful incident for six hours or so 95% of the people involved were conducting themselves in a very peaceful manner. it was well under control. we had a lot of outside agitators come in from around the country, and we had some roving gangs and young people that were out looking to cause problems. it's unfortunate. i had a long discussion with the president about this this evening. he supports our actions 100%. we talked about the fact that we've got to find everybody to get the answers and resolve this situation with what happened in the freddie gray incident

major campaign policy speech calling for criminal justice reform. but first, the baltimore orioles are back in camden yards, but the fans are not. it's wednesday, april 29th, and this is "now." >> calm and order restored in baltimore. >> right now, the curfew is lifted and students are back at school. >> we have had 35 arrests. of those 35 arrests, 34 were adults and one was a juvenile. >> things are back to normal if you count as normal seeing armed police officers and national guardsmen on every corner. >> after cancelling two games in a row, the baltimore orioles will finally play this afternoon. >> it's the first time in u.s. sports history that teams will be playing to a closed empty stadium. >> we didn't want to divert a lot of the resources for public safety to an event. >> they're still going to run the scoreboard. they're still going to play the national anthem. >> playing to an empty bark it just seems insane. >> the city may still be under a state of emergency, but the streets of baltimore are calm today. schools and businesses have reopened. cleanup efforts have resumed

union that we all dream of. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton in baltimore. "hardball" starts right now. >>> what killed freddie gray? let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. what happened in that baltimore police van three sundays ago? what caused 25-year-old freddie gray to suffer a catastrophic injury, one which led to his death, while traveling to the police station? this is the question fuelling the protests the anger, the bursts of violence in this major american city. the police report, overseen by the deputy police commissioner which many expected to be released publicly late this week remains in the hands of baltimore prosecutors. that said, a narrative is beginning to emerge. abc's washington, d.c. affiliate is reporting that gray's mortal head wound is consistent with a metal object on the van's wall that it could have been sustained during his ride to the police station, while the prisoner was handcuffed, his feet shackled and actually unrestrained in terms of movement in the van. the station's report sending anonymous law enforcement s

the country, and now seeing what is happening in baltimore in your own state, your reaction to this now hitting closer to home. >> it is very disappointing to us as marylanders and people who live the city of baltimore. we -- what started out as a peaceful protest with people expressing genuine concern about an incident that took place and was a peaceful incident for six hours or so, i would say 95% of the people involved were conducting themselves in a very peaceful manner. it was well under control. we had a lot of outside agitators come in from around the country and we had some roving gangs and young people that were just out looking to cause problems. it is totally separate, i think, from the people peacefully demonstrating the other day. it is unfortunate. i had a long discussion with the president about this, this evening. he supports our actions 100%. we talked about the fact that we got to find everybody believes we need to get to the answers and resolve this situation, the concern everybody has about what happened in the freddie gray incident. that's one whole situation. t

tapper live in baltimore starts right now. >> someone want to give me a time? welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper coming to you live from baltimore, maryland. we have breaking news in our national lead today. new protests that's to start any minute and a bombshell report in local news revealing new details about how freddie gray may have died. according to wjla-tv, the preliminary autopsy shows that freddie gray's neck was broken in the police van when his head slammed into the back of that vehicle. this is new information emerging just in the last few minutes from wjla. the latest news on a day full of developments. i want to bring in cnn justice reporter evan perez right now. evan tell us what's in this medical report according to this report from wjla? >> they say this medical report shows it's a preliminary report provided to the police department, and it's part of this report that went to the state attorney's office shows that he suffered a head injury and the telltale sign an injury in the head of freddie gray that matches a bolt that's in the back of the van. now, again we have

violence in baltimore. there is breaking news on the very day that the family of 25-year-old freddie gray bid him adieu in his funeral, late him to rest. the city of baltimore, despite their pleas for peace, has become something of a battle zone. moments ago police seen dragging away a clearly injured police officer from the scene of what appeared to be rye riots with protestors. according to images we're getting on the television from affiliates in baltimore, throwing rocks and bricks and bottles at the police who have been forming barricades at certain checkpoints. getting live images from baltimore right now. this scene comes amid other reports that there are rival gangs uniting to target police officers in the wake of freddie gray. still unexplained death in police custody. he died one week ago yesterday. let's go to if we can, cnn's athena jones who's in the streets of baltimore, has been at times in the middle of the chaos. athena, you learned that this was apparently a planned demonstration, and some people were even warned not to go to the area because of a possible riot? tell us

baltimore has just been lifted. scattered out breaks flared shortly after the curfew was instated. police arrested ten people for simple curfew violations. >> new jersey state police just tweeted these pictures of troopers getting ready to patrol baltimore overnight. they are helping officers keep the peace and so far it has been working. cbs news correspondent edward lawrence joins us live from baltimore with the the very latest, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the just within the last 45 minutes that number of arrests went up to 14. that is because four people showed up in this area, one of them had a hatchet on them so police took him away for breaking curfew. this is what youe in many corners in the baltimore area, hum vees from the national guard, so far all quiet as this curfew is expiring. national guard troops in armored cars are patrolling the the empty streets in baltimore. >> the the citizens are safe. the city is stable. we hope to maintain it that way. >> reporter: shortly before 10:00 p.m. tuesday police in riot gear backed by community members moved in on crowds of

baltimore thousands of police and national guard added to the mix. and we have just as many outraged citizens. the tension between the two would come down to when the clock struck 10:00. and here's what happened. >> go home. >> curfew once again the moment of truth in baltimore. >> you now have about 300 people here who aren't sure whether they want to leave or not. thousands of national guard added to the mix. police assembling equipment and forming the line. we just had armored show up you have the police here in bigger numbers. color sparking violence but on this night it was about gang colors as bloods and crips went at it. the police never moved. the community handles its business stepping up squashing the rogue gang bangers and enforcing the curfew. as we approach 10:00 it's moving in the right direction. the key, leadership. concerned citizens and all importantly elected leaders on the ground. ♪ we shall overcome ♪ >> reporter: baltimore representative elijah cummings and state senator pugh voices of reason people responding flanked by media they move from group t