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Than freddie gray. a young african american lawyer told me this is about not being seen as equals under the eye of law enforcement. and another young woman told me that she wants answers not just about freddie grabau about black men dying in the hands of police. she wants answers on that. this is about a lot more than what s happening in baltimore. but the hashtag here and if ham of the protest is philadelphia is baltimore, erin. poppy, thank you very much. miguel marquez is out front of course where this all started in baltimore with protesters. miguel major developments today that we re hearing of reports on what happened in that van, how freddie gray died. who s responsible. what is the crowd s reaction where you are? reporter: two words, got not good. i think people are concerned that all of this information that s coming out is setting up ....
That need to hear it most. and, erin, i spoke 0 to win local leader, reverend pamela kolbri nirks. when i asked her about the reports, he said yes, people are angry. people are going to continue to be angry. but all they can do here in terms of the local leadership is to continue working to make sure that the streets stay calm. thank you very much. out front right now jason downs, an attorney for the family of freddie gray. jason, let me start with these new reports. our affiliate wjla saying the medical examiner report concludes that the ket injury happened in the back of the police van, a van like the one we re showing inging our viewers now. that s a narrative that the police have been trying to push. first of all, what s your reaction to that? well first, we can t react ....
Now. we have a team of report irs covering every angle of the story. poply harlow is live tonight with the massive crowds in philadelphia. poppy, you re marching where the protesters. what s the mood what s the scene, how many people are you with? reporter: it s so hard to estimate erin. the last estimate from the police here in philadelphia was 600. i can tell you by eyeballing it s a lot more than that. you can see the crowds. but this has been i really want to emphasize what a paceful protest this has been throughout. it started at 4:30 this afternoon right in front of city hall about an hour people speaking there, chanting no justice, no peace. and then they took to the streets. we ve been walking with them for the last hour. a few of people that i walked with a young mother named kimberly said i m here because i believe that there is a big problem with economic the income gap, the opportunity gap and this is about a lot more ....