charges. accused of making false statements to the fbi and trying to hide large financial transactions that the government alleged was hush money. according to the indictment hastert agreed to pay $3.5 million identified only as individual a. after meetings between the two five years ago. payments meant to compensate for his prior misconduct. it doesn t describe what the misconduct was but it said he did know him most of his life and he was a high school teacher and coach for years. last year the fbi launched an investigation on the payment and whether he was vying to avoid occurrence transaction payment and using the cash to cover up past misconduct. that is why they are looking into this. a pattern of withdrawing around $10,000 from the bank without an explanation, hastert told fbi agents that the withdrawals were because he did not trust the bank system. the government alleges that was a false statement. it is a stunning turn for the former republican leader who was spou
her grief matched by other strong emotions tonight on the streets, including disbelief and mistrust in anger. we ll speak with baltimore s mayor and our panel with unanswers surrounding freddie gray s death but first let s go to the streets of baltimore with the latest of what is happening. it is unclear of what is happening. they were here at the west district police officer where mr. gray was meant to be brought. the protesters have now moved to the they are moving to the intersection here. and it is not clear why. there is several hundred protesters out here at this point. throughout the afternoon, the numbers were as big as 2,000 people out here in these protests. they have been mainly peaceful but moments of great, great anger as we saw earlier, not directed at us. they are happy the press is out here covering this something they say hasn t gone on and something they are saying are unhappy with the government and the mayor here. they want the six officers arrested on
right now you ve got some maryland state police behind me. you can see also some national guard members as they re continuing to watch this area. protests demonstrations planned here in baltimore after the charging of those six officers in the death of freddie gray. they re now three on bail. that s according to court documents. we ve got the mug shots here. the six officers who awe said this morning. just imagine this they take people to central booking. they were booked themselves this morning. the baltimore state attorney marilyn mosby, is facing some tough criticism for her decision to press criminal charges. but mosby tells cnn that she stands by this decision. we ve been investigating this case from the very beginning. and what we needed was confirmation of our investigation, which was the medical examiner s report. and we received it. now the police union is calling for an independent prosecutor to take over this case. listen. we re disappointed in the apparent r
news. rube rubio for president. his announcement 24 hours after hillary clinton also announced she is running. more on that in a moment. first, the 43-year-old son of immigrants, the third republican in the race along with texas senator ted cruz and a man rubio describes as a mentor the former florida governor jeb bush. well now the time has come for our generation to lead the way towards a new american century. that is why tonight grounded by the lessons of our history but inspired by the promise of our future i announce my candidacy for president of the united states. well rubio took the stage, hillary clinton was on the road. clinton opening her run with a road trip. new york to iowa. she had reportedly two aides and three vans and they stopped, talked to voters. and apparently they stopped to eat chipotle. dana bash is at the freedom tower where rubio made his announcement. freedom tower the first stop in america for many cubans that were fleeing the castro regime.
restraint rules the day for both sides though bottles and pepper bullets fly. smoke canisters to push people off streets, sometimes come back. we have several people. reporter: tense moments tick by. but only those challenging the line disappear into a wall of shields. a handful of arrests. progress compared to the hundreds cuffed for looting and assault on officers just 24 hours before. on this day less water is thrown. a little boy instead offering water to police. many agree it was the community who brought peace. as today s baltimore orioles game is closed to the public for the first time in major league history, fear of violence remains. but many here say there can be a better way. everybody can be met with love. reporter: creating a love line between police and protesters. it s a big systemic problem we got to deal with. reporter: rival gangs calling a truce for the first time in baltimore history, according to gang members, the real problem they say decades