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reporter: new york, north charleston. baltimore. images captured on cell phones sparking anger and protests. the response across the country so far has been bring in more cameras. we have to get it right. reporter: and put them on the men and women charged with keeping the peace. it is turning into quite the year for the companies who make them. we have gone from 2,500 departments to more than 3,000. reporter: that jump was in the past three months at taser international in scottsdale arizona, the makers of the well known stun gun. got in the business of body cameras in 2009. it was an enormous expense. we lost million s of dollars. at first this was perceived as big brother and laughed at. reporter: now taser stock is on the rise. in the last year they saw a 73% increase in revenue from its three body camera products and digital sthaves stores the videos. some argue the use is all about capturing officers behaving badly. keep in mind it won t be the officer on vi ....
he was overwhelming. a maryland man who lived through the deadly earthquake in nepal describes the chaos that followed. and up in flames. the public art project that intentionally lit up a local college campus. first tonight a party house for rent on airbnb. the owner getting sued by d.c. government. they say he runs the place more like a hotel, offering the house for large parties and even weddings and without a license to do any of it. shomari stone is live in dupont circle tonight with the homeowner s response. shomari? reporter: well neighbors in this area here in dupont circle tell me that they are sick and tired of the noise coming from this home after 10:00, but the homeowner says their complaints and this lawsuit is unfair. i don t think this is a lawsuit that s going to go very far. reporter: doug jeffries response to the lawsuit. it claims he s renting his dupont circle home out as a party have unu on airbnb.com. when i listed my home i also s ....
podium and from people in the crowd that they know there is a lot of work still to be done in this city. demonstrators poured into the park in front of baltimore city hall today, bearing signs, chanting slogans, even dancing. today s demonstration felt distinctly different from those we ve seen over the last two weeks. justice for freddie gray was no longer just a chant, but a work in progress. when we heard those charges announced yesterday, it felt like such a victory. from going from no charges at all to hearing that list of charges yesterday felt really good. i will seek justice on your behalf. reporter: prosecutor marilyn mosby s friday announcement of charges against all six officers involved in gray s arrest seemed to give hope to demonstrators who had been preparing for disappointment and turned the young prosecutor into something of a folk hero. we want to thank and uplift a black woman who truly showed, no matter how divided city hall is, that she s go ....
upon level upon level and a pool on the roof, it s like something out of mtv. often at times you see the house that kind of screams party and even though would have talked about it extensively via e-mail that there are regulations. there s noise ordinances. reporter: local business man doug jeffries owns the house. he uses airbnb to rent it. they receive calls every night that there is a party at this house. reporter: vanessa natelili worked on the lawsuit for the attorney general and said in one year police were called more than 100 times. cops have come, said they ve heard nothing. reporter: jeffries blame one neighbor for all the calls. it s the just the noise. it s the safety. mr. jeffries house does not have any sprinklers. reporter: there are also issues with exits. jeffries says there aren t. as far as sprinklers, we asked. as applies to any home in d.c. reporter: jeffries says since he got the lawsuit he s added this line to airbnb page not ....
family members came to the house and found them deceased when they did not show up for an earlier meet. there is trauma to their upper bodies. reporter: the vilardos, dick and jody to their many friends and family, lived in this neighborhood for decades raising a family. it s a beautiful neighborhood and everyone is friendly. reporter: one body was found inside the home, one in the backyard. plisse reacted a tent to preserve evidence police erected a tent to preserve evidence. we were neighbors. they gardened and were very kind to our children. reporter: she heard nothing unusual last night or this morning. hard to believe, really hard to believe and very sad. reporter: montgomery county investigators are treating both deaths as homicides, but have released no information about how the pair were killed, who any suspects might be or why anyone would want the vilardos dead. part of the basic investigative process is look for previous calls of service i ....