dealing with all of this. people are petrified, jake. i mean, everyone is now waiting to see when this ground invasion turns into a full-on encirclement of this city. will they lay siege to the city? will there be fighting in the city? i asked a woman who was one of hundreds of people we found taking shelter in a subway station at a metro station. normally it would have been full of commuters. today, full of people who were hunkered down as artillery and strikes continue to target various places around the city. i asked the woman, do you have a car? is there somewhere you can go? i have a car, but where is there to go right now? and i think that s a sentiment shared by a lot of people now. there s no clarity as to what people should do right now. they have been told to take shelter. they ve been told to stay at home or not to be out and about on the streets. there is now a curfew being
curfew being in place tonight. reporter: absolutely. we re joined by a couple of these folks that showed up here today to celebrate, this sort of victory celebration for freddie gray s life. jordan short, you re a longtime born and raised young man here in baltimore. the police just announced that they will still keep in place the 10:00 p.m. curfew. how do you react to that? are caoing to obey it? i m going to obey it. that s the only thing i have to do, just obey it. i ll be in the house with my girlfriend and stuff. reporter: you guys witnessed everything that happened here throughout the course of last week. how and why have things changed? because this is completely different from what we have been seeing, right? yeah. well people basically got fed up with the injustice that s been going on, the unfairness the inequality. reporter: why are people celebrating so happy today? what s the shift in attitude? they re all happy now because basically they feel as though we took
reports someone may have thrown a molotov cocktail at police. the situation spiraling out of control with a curfew being put into effect for a second night. the outrage by this community following the shooting death of an unarmed teenager by an officer last weekend. the captain in charge of keeping the peace here shared his sympathy with michael brown s parents. i wear this uniform and i should stand up here and say that i m sorry. darren wilson, shown in this facebook photo, is still in hiding as the investigation continues. proceed pest saying they won t back down on their
we have reports, unconfirmed reports so far, of attacks on government buildings, of deaths, of a curfew being in place, and if that is proven to be correct, that is an indication, therefore, of this sunni/shia escalation in violence continuing to ramp up, john. for those who know the geography of iraq, if it has moved to tikrit, this unrest there, that would be a big shift in the geographic center of this struggle and an escalation, to be sure. nic robertson in the region for us, thank you so much. a deal could be in the works between prosecutors and an indian diplomat arrested in new york. court filings show the u.s. attorney and a lawyer for dav yanni say she has not responded to the recent offer. kobe choeb gatti was arrested, calling for a diplomatic outcry from india, which called her treatment at the hands of u.s.
day a fair amount of gunfire taking place in the streets. right now there are clashes that are happening between these pro-morsi demonstrators. we re seeing more clashes. we re seeing more intense clashes. there s an element to civilians getting involved. we should report to people what we have in effect for the last couple of hours is the state of emergency being called by the interim government. there s a curfew being announced to cairo and other parts of the country.