Richard haass. White house reporter for the Associated Press, Jonathan Lemire. Washington anchor for bbc world news america, katty kay is joining us. White house correspondent for pbs news hour yamiche alcindor. So the president was in cincinnati last night. I of course since the red sox have completely tanked and thrown in the entire season because dombrowski didnt want to buy a reliever the you two. I can watch the rally and i did. Very interesting. Ill talk about what i saw. I think hes now moving into this sort of new different sort of autocratic in waiting pose, but well talk about that in a minute. What did you see there last night . After two months of the political world focusing on the democratic debates in detroit, last night all eyes were watching the president. This was his first rally since the one a few weeks ago where the send her back chants broke out about the congresswoman omar, the somali born congresswoman who moved here and she cease a u. S. Citizens. As it turned
and they should have cut in in on those riots. i don t disagree. but why don t we start right there and obviously we ll get to the massive tragedy in nepal in a moment but first let s start in baltimore because a lot happened there over the weekend. 25-year-old freddie gray will be laid to rest in baltimore today, but this comes as city officials and the gray family urge for calm after a tense weekend of protests, 35 people were arrested, six officers were injured in what officials are calling isolated pockets of incidents that left some businesses looted and cars vandalized. as to whether the police force contributed to the 25-year-old s death in their custody here s what the commissioner has concluded so far. we know he was not buckled in the wagon as he should have been. no excuses for that period. we know our police employees failed to get him medical attention in a timely manner multiple times. the baltimore police department has also clarified the may 1 deadline
sitting on the runway? three hours on the runway. sounds fun! check out these pictures and you ll see why she didn t make it up here. some of the lightning in new york city. you didn t want to be up in that plane, katty, trust me. incredible. several counties in north carolina are under a state of emergency as hurricane arthur looms over this busy july fourth holiday. right now it s spinning 150 miles out to sea and the system could intensify from there but big section of the eastern seaboard is bracing for heavy rain and potential rip tides through the weekend and enough to trigger mandatory evacuations along portions of the coast. the view from space shows the scope of this storm and why officials up to new england are paying very close attention this morning. nbc meteorologist bill karins is looking at this thing and he has been from the very start. bill, walk us through where it is and where it s headed. the storm is impacting millions up the coast through friday