action on gun control days after the orlando nightclub shooting. the deadliest shooting in the united states. democrats left the house floor and went to the steps of the u.s. capital. they were greeted. you can see this picture. before leaving, the man who set off the sit-in, civil rights icon, congressman, john lewis, he spoke. we re going to go home, as jim suggested. we re going to organize, mobilize. our people are with us. not just in our district but people all over america and around the world. social media told the story. after the sit-in was well in, we heard from house speaker, paul ryan, especially calling this a publicity stunt. speaker ryan ended aup floor session and shut down the house camera. the democrats went to social media to keep the images up and running. speaker ryan insisted the public should not be swayed. they are not trying to get this done through regular order. instead, they are staging protests. they are trying to get on tv. they are sendin
The officers. or to relitigate the case against william porter. all six police officers acquitted in the freddie gray case for now back at work, but none of them are back patrolling the streets. martha: that s right, thank you very much. joining me now exclusively, the father of baltimore officer edward niro. thank you very much for being here tonight. one of the things that strikes me that you are speaking on your sons behalf and to some extent i guess on behalf of all the officers. they are not permitted to speak, why is that and how can that be? i don t know that they are not permitted to speak. i believe that to their best interest it would be beneficial for them not to make comments on the case. they are still employed by the city of baltimore and they do still have litigation against the state attorney. i don t think it would be to their best interest. martha: you bring up a point that i was going to get to in a moment, mosby, everyone was
Misconduct in office for failure to perform a duty regarding the safety of a prisoner and reckless endangerment. lieutenant brian rice, involuntary man slaughter, second degree negligent assault, misconduct in office for failure to perform a duty regarding safety of a prisoner and an illegal arrest, reckless endangerment. officer edward niro, second degree intentional assault, misconduct in office for an illegal arrest, misconduct in office for failure to perform a duty and reckless endangerment. officer garrett miller, misconduct in office for an illegal arrest, misconduct in office for failure to perform a duty regarding the safety of a prisoner and reckless endangerment. sergeant alicia white, involuntary man slaughter, second degree negligent assault, misconduct in office for failure to perform a duty regarding safety of a prisoner and reckless endangerment. now the grand jury has also
They will likely take decades to repair. today a lot of the talk on the street though is about how the state s claims against the officers charged in freddie gray s death are being challenged in a big way by officer edward niro who insists the prosecutor is wrong to say freddie gray was carrying a legal knife so he should have never been arrested. the lawyer filed a motion to see the knife and prove that its blade is spring-loaded and illegal in this city. i asked both the governor and the mayor about this new report that could undermine a big part of the state s case. both of them said they re not going to get into it. harris. peter doocy, thank you very much. now let s go to idaho where police say a man shot and killed a veteran police officer, stole his police car and led them on a high speed chase. $2 million bail for him. investigators say a police dog find him hiding under a tractor-trailer two hours after
supporting a path to citizenship. not one. when they talk about legal status that is code for second class status. still standing. a high-profile admission and rock star appeal on aids. this congress indeed has the power to end aids. i m here today to ask you to use that power. to seize this window of opportunity, to change the course of history . good day, i m andrea mitchell in washington. a stunning development in the investigation of the pilot who slammed the germanwings plane into the alps in march killing all 150 on board. co-pilot andreas lubitz may have practiced a control descent on his outbound flight that day, potentially rehearsing for the crash that would take place hours later. tom costello with details. this is extraordinary. reporter: it is. it s a preliminary report that comes out from the french investigative agency. it describes the flight from dusseldorf into barcelona. the flight immediately prior to the fatal crash back to dusseldorf. it crashed