he tried to murder a theater full of people to make himself feel better. and a hero teacher puts his life on the line, tackling a shooter inside a washington high school. if they wouldn t have, they definitely would be last. this is the cbs morning news for tuesday, april 28th, 2015. captioning funded by cbs good morning, i m alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. this morning, baltimore is under a state of emergency. the national guard has been called in trying to restore order in a day and night of lawless lawlessness the night after freddie gray was buried. the violence spread from west to east, gangs of rock-throwing protesters clashed with police and widespread looting. besides the national guard, the governor is requesting as many as 5,000 police from neighboring states. there have been dozens of arrests. beginning tonight a curfew takes effect and school was cancelled today. the violence began where freddie gray was arrested last month. his death while in
above baltimore. this is a picture of one of the areas where police officers have been battling the street protesters. at least one drugstore in the city is on fire after it was looted by those protesters just a couple hours ago. rioters threw rocks and bricks at officers. they attacked patrol cars, and late today looting was spreading. schools, businesses and train stations closed. baltimore police say at least seven officers were injured. some of them suffered broken bones. president obama has just talked to the mayor about the violence. we have two reports on this breaking story and first we ll go the chip reid. chip? well, scott this intersection behind me is where the rioting began just a short time ago. it looked like a war down there. my cameraman picked this up off the street. this is an example of what they were throwing at the police. the streets of baltimore erupted in riots today as protesters, many appearing to be high school age, destroyed an unoccupied police
shooter inside a washington high school. if they wouldn t have they definitely would be last. this is the cbs morning news for tuesday, april 28th, 20 people. captioning funded by cbs good morning, i m alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. this morning baltimore is under a state of emergency. the national gad has been called in trying to find order in a night of disruption the night after freddie gray was buried. the violence spread from west to east gangs of rock-throwing protesters clashed with police and widespread looting. besides the national guard, the governor is requesting as many as 5,000 police from neighboring states. there have been dozens of raefs. beginning tonight a curfew takes effect and school was cancelled today. the violence of gray his death while in police custody is being investigated by city and federal officials. ed edward lawrence is in baltimore. edward good morning. reporter: good morning, alison. right now, maryland state troopers are
after the funeral for freddie gray, the 25-year-old african-american african-american fatally injured two weeks ago. rioters threw rocks and bricks. patrol cars were destroyed. at least one store was set on fire and a shopping mall was attacked by looters. 15 officers have been injured. some suffering broken bones. two are in the hospital. the mayor called the rioters thugs and ordered a 10:00 p.m. curfew beginning tomorrow. we have two reports on the breaking story and first we ll go to chip reid. reporter: it appeared things had calmed down this evening when suddenly dozens of young people showed up at the mall smashed the doors and just started looting. they continued until the riot police finally showed up. the streets of baltimore erupted in riots today. as protesters many appearing to be high-school aged attacked police and looted local businesses. smoke poured out of the cvs and first-responders extinguished the flames and they also broke into a local mall carrying a