extremism. one of the men, elton simpson, clearly posted he wanted to sell that dark sedan that was eventually used to drive to texas. we also spoke to the mosque president who said even though he knew about elton simpson s arrest in 2011 he thought that may have been just a bad arrest. he may have screwed up with the fbi. he did not see this coming. here s what he told us. you know, two members that they didn t show any signs of radicalization or any signs of even thinking about those things in that manner. so when that happens, you just it shocks you. you know? how didgood did you know these people is the question that people ask themselves. reporter: he knew simpson for some ten years. he didn t know nadir soofi that long. he said he owned a local pizza shop would show up at the
few years. people appear to be well fed. you re sealing more cell phones in people s hands. people are wearing newer clothing and shoes. so it does appear north korea is trying to make progress economically but yet you still hear that powerful military rhetoric that has continued to distance this country from other western countries including the u.s. we ll check back with you tomorrow. good exclusive reporting. not often we get a live shot coming in from pyongyang, north korea. will riply on the scene for us. you can learn more about will s trip to north korea, he s showing exclusive photos and stories at cnn.com. coming up confusion in the streets of baltimore as a suspect is arrested and a gun go off. police rush to explain happened. a day after curefew is limited.
mosque with his young son. again, didn t have any sort of outward display, wolf. we also did talk to the attorney who represented elton simpson in that 2011 arrest and she said of all the people she s represented, she didn t think that he was the one who would take thisstep to violence. we know elton simpson, 30 years old, convert to islam went by the name ibrahim, second suspect naydermade nadir soofi. what do we know about him? reporter: basically what the mosque told us. it s that he didn t appear to be married. he never showed up with a wife. he did show up way young son. he didn t talk to a lot of people at the mosque he had a pizza shop people would eat pizza at and buy pizza at. seemed well adjusted even though not deeply involved in the mosque they didn t hear any sort of radek sization from him.
well you know they ve pulled back in a lot of the locations. we still see them downtown near the tour of the attractions that are the life-blood of the economy here wolf but there s a lot less police presence here at city hall. you re free to walk into city hall without having to show your identification. that s a big change from the last week. but other than right there at penn north, which is the neighborhood where this incident happened today, you see a lot less visible police presence on the streets, wolf. evan. thank you. we ll stay in touch. joining us now in the situation room is billy murphy an attorney for the family of freddie gray. the man who was fatally injured while in custody of baltimore police. billy, thanks very much for joining us. we saw an immediate response after a suspect s gun went off on the streets today. you ve been listening to all of those reports. certainly crime has spiked since tensions erupted in baltimore after freddie gray s death bp there hav
the dmz is anything but demilitarized. this barren road takes us to the cease-fire line that ended the korean war in 1953. today a heavily fortified border with both sides constantly prepared for war. junior lieutenant colonel is part of north korea s standing army of more than 1 million, nearly three quarters stationed close to the dmz. he calls it the most tense place on the planet. more than 60 years after the cease-fire north and south korea are still technically at war. this is where you used to negotiate with the americans. reporter: most western historians said north korea started the war. here they teach a different version of history. america is the real culprit he says. but still the americans deny the truth. the tension is palpable as we approach the border. is there a real danger here of something breaking out?