out much more on our website at aljazeera.com. >> baltimore's sandtown neighborhood. the heart of west baltimore, and one of the city's poorest areas. this is where freddie gray grew up -- known to friends as pepper. >> why was his nickname pepper? >> i never heard of pepper being bad for nobody, salt is bad for you, salt will kill you. i never heard nobody dying from pepper, everybody loves pepper. and he was dark skinned, so. >> brandon ross is freddie's god-brother. >> on april 12, reports say freddie was walking down the street when he made eye contact with officers -- and then ran. >> police chased gray and arrested him on the sidewalk here at the gilmor homes. >> where were you when he was arrested? >> right there with him. if you look at the original video that they shown, and you see the guy pointing, walking up, that's me. yeah, so, i was there throughout the whole thing, seen the whole process. >> freddie was conscious when he was loaded into a paddy wagon. when it arrived at the police station 45 minutes later -- he was not. >> the question is why? he didn't do it to hi

more, we're obviously going to bring it to you. in baltimore, tisha thompson. >>> a church leader is charged with sexually assaulting a young woman in prince george's county. >> tonight the family tells us they feel angry and betrayed. they have a long list and long ties to that church and the bishop, and they say they didn't believe this has happened. tracee wilkins is live in capitol heights with more. >> reporter: the allegedct church. the pastor is considered a close family friend. they say they all feel violated. >> he told me, you know, not to say anything and not to be scared because i was a big girl. >> reporter: this parishioner says these are the words her pastor would use before he did this to her. >> he would lock me into the back room or lock me into his office and touch me and get on top of me and say things to me. >> reporter: reverend michael turner, senior pastor of the miracle center, is facing charges for assault, fourth degree sex offense, and harassment after a church employee accused him of cornering her in his office, the copy center, and the elevator. he even

-year anniversary since riots threw baltimore in to chaos. thousands of donations poured in to a baltimore. in the end, $700,000 in grants went to people and organizations affected by the uprising. money went to strengthening a sense of community. our news 4's aaron gilchrist visited an organization that is trying to show a more positive image of baltimore youth. >> reporter: the forgetting faces is how some opportunities in baltimore describe themselves, talented, creative and unacknowledged and that's where youth media stepped in. >> we serve 400 youth every year through photography, design, digital story telling, videoography classes. >> reporter: after the death of freddie gray, wide angle youth media gathered its cameras and took its young people outside. >> we started to document the protests and incorporated the theirive in the work we have done the past year. >> reporter: the work culminated this week in a new book, a collection of 120 images from th and quotes of baltimore's youths as they see themselves. >> a lot of the rowdy stuff triggered a lot of more positive thing

at our sister station in baltimore. wbff, fox 45 evacuated after a man claiming to have a bomb walked in the lobby there at the station. he was taken down. shot. he is still conscious. we will have updates for you throughout the afternoon as we work to gather more information. if there is an explosive device we will update you on that. our editors are working right now and we'll show you the moment the suspect was taken down. next. jonathan: we are continuing to follow breaking news out of baltimore. our sister station wbff evacuated this afternoon after a man claiming to have a bomb walked in the tv station lobby. never made entrance past security. this is him here. the instructions on what to do but he would not listen to the officers. he did not take his hand out of his pocket. he said he had a bomb. he has a bulge on his stomach and they thought he had a vest. they start to shoot him with the bean bags but he keeps walking. that is nonlethal force. but the sniper shoots him and drops him in the street. he is still conscious, still alive but still has his hand in his pocket. two ro

. stephanie rawlings-blake is the mayor of baltimore, maryland. and the last time we spoke was at the democratic convention in charlotte and she's a champion for her city. don phillips is the executive director of write to the city, a formation of over 50 community organizations in 33 cities around the country, around human rights and housing. mayor michael nutter, the recent past mayor of philadelphia, currently a senior fellow at bloomberg philanthropies. and sue chan, a member of the city council of fremont, california. and mayor nutter, i'll start with you. i was recently in philadelphia eating at a swell restaurant that my high school daughter who was with me assured me was way too hip for me. in a neighborhood called fishtown. >> sure. >> and it was a place to watch it happening moment by moment what we're talking about in this panel. so we look at fishtown and do we walk along the streets there and say, this is great, or are there other things you have to think about before you assess what's going on in the urban landscape in a place like that? >> well, ray, thank you. you alwa

chris hayes, we're live here at the boat house canton in baltimore, one of the many places voting today. we're one hour away from our first round of exit polling data from today's five primaries here on the eastern seaboard. we'll be looking for clues to indicate just how well donald trump is doing. all polling suggests quite well. if he does well in pennsylvania, 90 delegates at the end of the day, then indiana could be the final battleground for the trump movement. a look at the hoosier data backs that up. team cruz and anti-trump have outspend trump by a 4-1 margin. from the democrats today, hillary clinton is looking to expand her delegate lead, but clot both clinton and her opponent are charging each other with uniting the party for the journey ahead. our team are inside polling locations. we start at msnbc headquarters where katy tur is following the trump campaign ahead of tonight's trump watch party in manhattan. katy, the trump folks, obviously everyone expected them to win new york. it's his home state. polling suggests he'd do well. people have also been expecting them to do

news alert. tense standoff in a tv station in baltimore. >> it's our fox station in baltimore and what appears to be developing is a rough situation. we believe what we're told by our local station there was a threat about 2:00 this afternoon, about 35 minutes ago and now they have what the initial reports indicate to be a possible man with what appears to be an explosive vest. now, i want to back this up. about 2:00 this afternoon, and this is according to the reporting of our station wbff, fox 45 for baltimore and surrounding areas there on west 41st street, they were evacuated just after 2:00 this afternoon after a threat was received at the building fire crews according to fox 45 responded and put out a fire which appeared to have been set in the gas tank of a vehicle parked at the station parking lot. then we got a tweet from karen campbell saying there is a suspicious person inside the building. police and fire on scene, streets blocked off. these are live pictures from our station there. it's a little blurry. imagine what they are going through if you guys can take the video and

, but it will be a loss for baltimore. will be very proud if dr. hayden is confirmed because she will be a first -- the first african-american and the first the librarian of congress. it's not only about raking terriers, it is about all she will bring. someone forward for confirmation, i look do they have confidence, today of commitment to the mission of the agency, and do they have integrity and mark dr. hayden meets all three of those and surpasses those high standards. proofack record is enough, but when you meet her, you will note it is her character and commitment that really shines forth. she was born in floda and by any metric to measure who should be the top librarian for the united states of america, her academic career speaks for itself. phd from thea esteemed library school of the university of chicago, she started as a library service coordinator at the museum of science and industry and was a assistant professor and went back to chicago to work there. there, she rose through the ranks as one of the top children's librarians in the united states. then, baltimore calle

targeted. >>> one year ago today sex section of baltimore was up in flames. people fill the streets angry over the death of freddie gray. tonight the city is still struggling to recover and is dealing with the violence. police shot a 13-year-old boy after he reportedly ran from them while he was holding a fake gun. fox5's tisha lewis is live in baltimore tonight with the latest. >> tisha? >> reporter: tony and shawn, we're standing in what could be considered the epicenter of the freddie gray riots that happened after his death. now, again, behind me is the cvs and we all recall it burning to the ground you can see it's since been rebuilt but we remember this intersection here it was set a blaze and filled with chaos and commotion. now today's shooting involving the 13-year-old boy happened about 10 minutes from here and reignited a familiar message. on the one y the freddie gray riots police in baltimore are dealing with the aftermath of yet another police shooting this time a 13-year-old boy armed with a replica pistol was shot by police. it happened this afternoon. >> very sad si

baltimore shock trauma after being flown there. jeff goldberg is live that hospital. jeff, what's the word? messagejust got a text a few minutes ago similar to what richard's hearing, a representative from the pg county fire department will be giving a media updated in baltimore the next few minutes. we are outside of shock trauma. >> searching for the second suspect? audio] kimberly: we're having audio trouble, but we will check back with jeff for an update of the condition of the firefighter, shocked trauma in baltimore. stay with abc 7 for coverage. sign up for breaking news updates by going to wjla.com /text. it is slated to be a very busy weekend in the sea, the forecast looking very good. let's get the outlook from meteorologist steve rudin. steve: a look at the parade forecast, 10 a.m., the national cherry blossom festival parade, 56 degrees at 10 a.m., warming nicely through the late afternoon and early evening hours. we will eventually see temperatures into the upper 60's. sunshine both tomorrow and warmingnd a gradual trend with close to 80 degrees next week. more on that co

pulitzer prize winning photos. will anyone care about the lives they capture? then, -- baltimore rising. is charm city making a comeback? fernando: for many of us, it's difficult to face the misery of these heartbreaking images of the refugee crisis in europe. these photographs, seen through the eyes of photographers from the new york times and reuters, both shared the pulitzer prize for breaking news photography, documenting the migrant struggle to survive. suffering through perilous treks, only to arrive on the shores of greece before attempting another passage to freedom through other parts of europe. by bus, by boat, but mostly, on foot. let's not turn away. our next guest faces the struggles each day. doctors without borders helps people throughout the world by delivering emergency medical aid to people in conflict and disaster zones. jose hulsenbeck is the head of mission in greece. she joins me now from athens. fernando: welcome to the program. jose: thank you very much thank -- and thank you for having me. fernando: thank you. you're in greece right now. can you describe

alert. [gunfire] maureen: three gunshot from police after a man a costume walked in a baltimore police station and said he was wearing a bomb. it began at our sister station wbff. leon: now the suspect has been rushed to the hospital he had on him chocolate bars that had wires strapped to his chest. they are working to determine if it's safe for people to return inside the building. maureen: jeff goldberg is live on the scene. jeff: we can tell you that the suspect is a 25-year-old man from howard county, maryland. said to be in serious but stable condition right this is still an active scene. wbff is still shut down. significant law enforcement presence here. still investigating the area. looking at whatever evidence might be on scene. there is that front door where the man walked inside at 1:20 this afternoon. again, he was wearing a panda suit. onesie as it was described with a surge call mask. he presented a flash drive. said there was something on it he wanted to put on the news. eventually two hours later he walked out of the station with wires hanging out. it did appear to be a

him in an or nord police vehicle. he was transferred to an ambulance. he is alive at baltimore shock tram that. nobody else was -- trauma. nobody else was injured. >>> twos years ago a man drove his vehicle into wmar-tv in baltimore and barricaded himself inside for five hours. >>> closer to home, we have breaking news out of minute county. an accident has traffic crawling on the inner loop of the beltway near route 55. just one loop of rush hour traffic is getting by. emergency crews were called to the scene to assist one and possibly two women in the accident. we do not know what caused the crash but we will stay on this and let you know when things get moving again. >>> how safe is your child's drinking water at school. d.c. public schools will be testing for lead in all 113 schools after finding elevated levels of lead in about a dozen of them. delia goncalves is live outside of the mlk elementary school in southeast where kids are not allowed to drink the water, delia. >> we tour the school and the kids and staff here all drinking bottled water. they have been doing that since f

washington county, frederick county, carroll county, baltimore county until 9:00. we don't expect to see anything for the next couple of hours. enjoy the weather while it lasts. we have some big changes. 80s today, 50s the next couple of days. >>> in the last 60 minutes, someone tried to jump the white house fence it prompted a lockdown of staffers, reporters and visitors. >> we have new video of that man being taken away on a stretcher. there it is right there. there now. >> i'm here at 18th street northwest and pennsylvania avenue. this roadway opened up. if you go down to 17th, the secret service have blocked off the intersection there. so tourists can't even walk near the white house right now. the lockdown was lifted around 4:30, but press members were still restricted and lafayette park was closed to a lot of folks walking over there. now d.c. fire and ems tells us a man jumped the fence in the area of 17th and g streets at the eisenhower building, also known as the old executive office building. there's a separate fence between the grounds of the old executive office building and

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million which i couldn't bring to the table. -e in the fourth district, with baltimore city and prince george's county anthony brown defeated glen ivey 41-34%. the republican winner george mcdermott. this ballot came to name recognition. >> his campaign did well with his name. that is the only thing i remember. i have seen his name around so i voted for him. kevin: the maryland board of elections says voter turn-out yesterday was higher than any other presidential primary since the early 1980's. that is in part attributeed to candidates donald trump and hillary clinton. live in rockville, kevin lewis, abc7 news. alison: thank you very much. we have pretty great weather to get out and vote but it gave way to a cool and a dreary wednesday. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a check on the forecast today. doug: a huge difference in the weather pattern yesterday at this time versus this moment. the temperatures in the mid-50's. metro, cloudy skies. to rain showing up locally. most of the rain to the south. the big weather story for us temperatures are 25 to 30 degrees colder

baltimore, maryland, and a story that hits close to home for us at fox. these are live pictures from fox 45 in baltimore where the pictures are coming to us through the facilities of wjz, which is our network news service affiliate. we're not getting them from the local station because they're station has been evacuated. there has been a fire and a bomb threat and a man inside the television station in baltimore who according to the reporting of the local station, has threatened to the blow the place up. you can see police tactical units are on the scene, the bomb squad, atf as well, and the live pictures, this appears to be -- they man in the panda suit -- these live pictures are -- my goodness. well, i'm thankful that was not up because it appears that the police have just taken down the suspect. some pictures to you from earlier. this is the television station, inside the television station is this man who was dressed in a panda suit, wearing a surgical mask. could you get closer? a man in a surgical mask wearing sun glasses and panda suit. came into the station -- first they foun

baltimore. >>> a gang-related murder and a police confession. i'm david culver outside of alexandria court where inside we learned of a possible >>> here's a look at what's coming up in our next hour. what we're learning about the murder of a popular park in alexandria and why the victim was targeted by gang members. >>> a look at the role women might play in the race for the white house. >>> they're in charge of keeping us safe at the airport, but tonight serious new revelations about problems within the tsa that could be putting your safety at risk. >> those stories and more coming up at 6:30. first, here's tom with a check on our forecast. >>> allergy sufferers are rejoicing since we got that rain this morning. it did wash a lot of the pollen out of the air. we've been suffering from our highest pollen counts. now with the cool, damp weather, it is going to stay low, the days. there's union station. one of washington's most appealing landmarks and the flag there near capitol hill is flapping gently in an easterly wind. what to wear for tonight and tomorrow? well, forget sunglasses

developinn story out of baltimore tonightrn where teenaged boy was shot by police. the teen reportedly ran when hee was approached by undercoverve officers.ce the child parent hal a fake gune the shooting comes on the gray's burial. fox5 tisha lewis joins us livesl from baltimore now with themoret story.y tisha? >> reporter: on the one yearhe anniversary of freddie gray'sra' burial police in baltimore arete dealing with the aftermath ofmah yet another police shooting. sho this time, a 13-year-old boyoy armed with a replica pistol was shot by police. p it happened this afternoon. >> very sad situation.tion. we heard that the young man will live, um, again, we don't want w anybody to die at the hands ofhs anyone not even our police o officers. but i think we got to do bettert in terms of how we train our children.dren for importantly we don't wantann police officers every time theyi come in our community to see use as doing something wrong.omethig >> reporter: state senatorat catherine pew who could be theld next mayor of baltimore after a win tuesday night's primarymary stren

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outside of wbff in baltimore. that is the station, that is the front door over there where the man walked in at 1:20 this afternoon. still shut down. still evacuated. want to show you what is going on, over here on this side of the station. very active police and media presence. you see the fire department, the police department very much with a strong presence here in baltimore right now. again, so many precautions being taken as a result of what happened with the situation. and still so many questions about motive and what this man wanted and what he was thinking and what he was saying when the whole thing began and as it began to unfold now. with the latest how we got to the situation, where we are right now, we will send it to horace holmes back in the studio. what can you tell us? horace: jeff, it started with a bizarre set of vents. a car set on fire. the station's parking lot. and then that man in an animal costume walked in wbff's door. >> when police arrived on the scene the suspect failed to by a orders. >> he had his hands in his pocket. surge call mask on. -- surgical m

on most of the map. three miles in leesburg, ale and three quarters now in baltimore. so low clouds, low visibility, not a lot of actual rain to deal with, but there are drizzle drops and occasional light rain showers to be dealt with. so may want to have the umbrella handy just to play it on the safe side. sometimes even though it doesn't show up well on the radar, it could be misting or drizzling hard enough where without an umbrella you'll get wet. upper 40s for the remainder of the afternoon, upper 50s to maybe 60 near portions of virginia. we'll look at the weekend coming up. >>> thank you, chuck. the man accused of threatening a baltimore tv station with a fake bomb is expected to survive. the man was wearing an animal onesie and a mask when he walked into the lobby of fox 45. scary situation for a lot of folks there. just before walking in police say he set his own car on fire. when officers told him to show his hands, he refused and that's when he was shot. the suspect's father said his this. something is in his mind right now. and he's broke. hopefully, you know, i hope the

, it is primary day, we are live in maryland, baltimore. maryland is one o f the five states voting today. by all accounts tonight begins a meet or break week for the nomination fight. two big question, the first question is the ted cruz/john kasich collusion, as donald trump likes to call it. is it unraveling? our latest nbc's tracking polls showing donald trump is tracking that critical 50% mark. the other question is bernie sanders' last stand. he's not going down quietly. now, he appears to have a new cheer leader. donald trump moments ago, trying to stir up trouble tweeting he should show them and run as an independent. >> we'll check in with our msnbc's teams camped out at p l polling locations. we start with nbc's halie jackson. he's in minneapolis. john kasich said that he won't tell people for whom to vote, how is the cruz campaign explaining that this afternoon? >> reporter: well, we are here from cruz himself, craig. even though cruz is not out visibly on camera. he's over at the hooser gym about 40 minutes away from us for his rally this evening. he's doing a bunch of ra

surprise. >> oh, yeah. so fun. >> coming up, baltimore revisited. a look back at the baltimore riots and improvements to the city one year later. >> flying under the influence. new information the faa is revealing tonight about how pilots are putting danger. >>> and michael phelps on rehab. the swimmer opens up about his downward spiral leading to a dui arrest and his hopes for an olympic come back. >> women who have unfaithful mates are more intelligent. the study ahead. >> and why dc is special to the new wizards head coach. we'll explain coming up.  thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $59.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that l