we re standing by for her arrival. yovanovitch says she lost her job because of what she described as unfounded and false claims that she felt threatened by the president of the united states. plus, there will be key testimony behind closed doors later this afternoon. u.s. diplomat who says he overheard president trump ask ambassador gordon sondland, the u.s. ambassador to the eu about ukraine s investigation into the bidens will answer lawmakers questions. and another major development unfolding. a white house budget official, mark sandy, set to break ranks and testify tomorrow on what he knows about the president s decision to hold up that nearly $400 million in security assistance to ukraine. our reporters are spread out all over washington. manu raju is inside. suzanne malveaux is outside. suzanne, i know that marie yovanovitch should be arriving momentarily. you re there for us. set the scene. wolf, we re actually right off of independence avenue outside of the longworth
testimony which she s going to say. also that she raised concerns internally in the united states, state department, but officials did not respond to her concerns. now she was later ousted after this giuliani smear campaign and may have brought back to the united states something she objected to and she also objected to what she saw in that rough transcript released by the white house of that call between president trump and president zelensky of ukraine from july in which the president said that, quote, she s going to go through some things and that she s bad news. she s going to say she felt threatened by those remarks. manu, hold on. there she is. she s going to be arriving right now. she and her aides coming in. they just parked that car over there. suzanne malveaux is outside. she s watching all of this unfold as well. we re going to see her walking in to this house office building for this testimony. it s a sensitive moment indeed and she has been she s there with her attorne
protests erupting in baltimore over the death of freddie gray the young black man who suffered a severe spinal cord injury in police custody. he went into a coma. he died days later. we have thousands of people gathering in baltimore. right now, they re marching by the thousands to the exact site where gray was originally taken into custody in a police van. i ll show you this key cell phone video again. this is gray. he s screaming here as he s dragged by police. suzanne malveaux is outside, outfront, out front of the police department. we just saw miguel obviously in a very tough neighborhood. there were people yelling expletives some pushing going on perhaps of his cameraman. what are you seeing? well, what we were seeing earlier today is they started where miguel was and headed down