On this saturday morning. Women come to mornings on two. Its saturday may second. Lets get you started with a quick look at the weather. I have to tell you i looked at the temperature in my house last night about ten. 80. 80. My house likes to hold onto that heat and keep it in there. You must live inland. I do. That will change. The cooldown continues for today in the inland areas. Its spilled into the bay. Its moved inland and that on shore breeze moving through the delta. Here is the time l aps e. That will be the headline for saturday. 53 walnut creek. Mid50s oakland. Redwood at 57 51 right now in nevado a few degrees or so as we get in to the second half of morning these clouds will pull back. By ten or 11 we stay partly to mostly cloudy the entire day. You get into the bay. The bay side cities and inland Community Also be sunny for the afternoon. Upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. Of 0s and 70 he around the bay and 70s inland. Have you to get farther and closer to the Central Val
Good friday morning to you. Im ryan smith in for t. J. Holmes. And im reena ninan. We begin with the simmering anger now nearly two weeks after the death of freddie gray in baltimore. Contrasting scenes here. Protesters in philadelphia demanding justice, clashing with police. Leading to several arrests. Meantime, in baltimore, calm overnight. The curfew there holding in its third night. Some athletes lending voices. Carmelo anthony of the New York Knicks joining a march urging nonviolence and patience. Anthony moved to baltimore as a young boy. And ray lewis, the longtime leader of the Baltimore Ravens visited two schools, telling students not to get involved in violence. Ravens coach John Harbaugh and some players also there. Bazi kanani is in baltimore for us this morning. Bazi, good morning. Reporter good morning, reena. Good morning, ryan. The curfew has been keeping things quiet here in baltimore overnight. So its being extended through the weekend, when protests could get even la
Restrain mr. Gray per pbd general order nor render a request medical assistance. What i think the people of baltimore want more than anything else is the truth. Thats what people around the country expect. And to the extent that its appropriate, this administration will help local officials get to the bottom of exactly what happened. Reporter many officials are coming out commenting on this. Right now crowds are gathering right now. There were cheers after this announcement and celebrations in baltimore. More marches are planned for tonight and this weekend. Those Six Police Officers face charges including Second Degree murder manslaughter assault and false imprison. Immediately after moseby began speaking people began tweeting want to know about her. 35 been on the job for less than four months. Comes from five generations of Law Enforcement and campaigned on a promise to hold Police Accountable f convicted those officers could face decades in jail a occur fee and state of emergency r
And he asked anyone looking to cause trouble in baltimore to stay away. These charges are an important step in getting justice for freddie and we ask that whoever comes to our city, a city that we love, a city that we live in, come in peace. If you are not coming in peace please dont come at all. Now, a lawyer hired by the Baltimore Police union says the officers did nothing wrong and the prosecutors committed agregious rush to judgment. And were learning more now about one of those officers and his ties to the philadelphia area. In fact officer edward nero was part of a local Fire Department for more than a decade before taking a job in baltimore. Fox 29s Joanne Pileggi is live in Washington Township tonight. Joanne thats where this young man spent most of his life. Reporter yes, did he, dawn. Edward nero used to be a volunteer firefighter here in Washington Township before he joined the Baltimore Police force. Tonight neighbors in the community where he grew up in sue well are reacti
Released. And one of those officers edward nero is a south jersey native. Good evening im dawn timmeney. Im chris oconnell. Baltimores top prosecutor today charging the officers with the felonies in the death of gray. States attorney Marilyn Moseby says gray possers rest was unlegal and unjustified. His neck was broken because he was handcuffed shackled and placed head first in to a police van. Moseby also says grays pleas for medical attention were ignored as he bounced around that van. Now, grays stepfather spoke to reporters this afternoon. He says the decision to charge the officers is the right one and he asked anyone looking to cause trouble in baltimore to stay away. These charges are an important step in getting justice for freddie and we ask that whoever comes to our city, a city that we love, a city that we live in, come in peace. If you are not coming in peace please dont come at all. Now, a lawyer hired by the Baltimore Police union says the officers did nothing wrong and t