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baltimore police say that they have finished their investigation into freddie gray s death. their findings are now in the hands of the city s top prosecutor. details of the report have not been released but police have said that the investigation has uncovered new details about gray s being in a police van earlier this month. john terry joins us, and first john what s the situation like on the streets behind you? well, good evening to you tony, from baltimore. every evening at the moment, there s a large march which ends up somewhere in the city. and tonight, it was here at war memorial plaza outside of city hall. site of last saturday s big protest and one that s coming up this saturday as well. but this evening, there has been some very very heavy rain. poured down, and the effect of that was to thin out the crowd. so right now, there are far fewer people here than marched into this plaza a couple of hours ago. we have been listening in the past few minutes to a pol ....
so isil is taking credit for sunday s attack in texas on the center hosting an exhibit featuring cartoons of the prophet mohamed. and we re hearing from the gunmen shot by police officers guarding the event. and heidi castro, what are the family members of the gunmen saying? hey tony. the mother of the 34-year-old who was one of the gunmen, says that her son was born in dallas, and raised here in garl andbefore he moved to phoenix where he most recently owned a carpet cleaning company. she said he was a good father to his eight-year-old son and a devout muslim, but she never saw any signs of dreamism. of extremism. he may have followed the lead of his room maintain, who was on the fbi s radar. he was confused. to be convinced to do something like this is beyond me. i m thankful he did not kill anybody, and i don t blame the policemen that shot and will killed him. he was just doing his job. if he attempts something like this, you just have to expect it you may not ....
and we begin with baltimore, and what the mayor says is, is the fractured relationship between the police and the community. maryland s governor has lifted the state of emergency and the national guard has been sent home and now the governor wants them to investigate the city s police department. paul is here with the details. reporter: well, tony, calm and order have been restored in baltimore, but there s anger and frustration simmering below the surface and one huge issue is the lack of twist between the community and the police s. she said that the federal investigation could help to brim the gap and she s going to do whatever it takes to fix her city s police department. after weeks of protest boiled over into a night of violence, the mayor of baltimore said it s time for the justice department to see if there are patterns of abuse and discrimination by her city s police force. a review could examine false arrests, and stops and excessive force. such an in ....
it is the biggest recall in u.s. history. the department of transportation says nearly 34 millionaire bags made by japan s tackatta corporation are being recalled. the exploding airbags are blamed for five deaths, and 100 injuries nationwide. lisa stark the automakers are already recalling some of the airbags, and why the expanded recall? well, tony, that s true. and in fact, automakers have recalled about 17 million vehicles so here we are doubling it. the reason is that the manufacture, tackatta, has finally given into pressure, and finally agreed that a recall is necessary. here s secretary of transportation, anthony foxx. up until now tackatta has refused to acknowledge that the air gags are defective and today, they have agreed to declare that the airbag inflaters are defective. it is recalling them nationwide. now the safety board says that it this is a good day for consumers, but it s long overdue. problem with the airbags started surfacing in 2014. and i ....
and we begin with a growing danger from isil. the group seized two major cities in iraq and syria this week. an ons i have that began last june. capturing territory in iraq, seizing oil and gas fields. countered with an air campaign that began last fall. and it had slowed. by march iraqi and kurdish forces and two months later they were on the offensive again. now they have presence in more than a dozen countries. mike viqueira, what does the white house say about the the coalition s strategy now? well, tony. the president gave a magazine interview today. and he called it a setback and insists that the u.s.-led coalition is not losing in syria and iraq. his spokesman appeared to before reporters, very sharm questions, and he insisted that the u.s.-led coalition is making progress in the fight. it s going to be a long fight. and he gave the statistics, isil-held control has shrunk by a factor of 25% since the u.s.-led coalition commenced it s air campaign last year. ....