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
it looks good. jumped up 20 degrees. it will be 80s today for many. not on the coast but inland by the coast, 60s and 70s. it looks good there. down towards santa cruz might want to sneak away. capitola, mostly clear here. sunny and warmer. mid-80s inland. there was a little bit of a fog for a bit on the san mateo coast. it looks like it s gone. oakland, 53 to start. 77 for a high. napa a little cooler here. chill in the morning air. that won t stop them from warming up. high pressure says i m building in in a big way. 50s on the temps. everyone else showing 50s. it was 49 last hour. it s not taking long to warm up. there s very warm air aloft. 60s in the santa cruz mountains. that will translate into warmer temperatures. cool to warm temps. os close 70s closer to the water. we ve had a couple of things that didn t turn out to be very serious. we had a crash in benicia that cleared away. let s go to skyfox looking at some traffic for us. you can see paul, we re on you.
news room with that part of the story and how the quake is affecting a local family. justin? reporter: ukee, good morning, that s right, the rescue never nepal have been quite challenging overnight rescuers did save some 100 people from mount evrest where there have been avalanches, all of the ground conditions have been quite tricky. heavy rains, black out and after shocks there. and as you mentioned, we did speak to family here in hatboro tracking their family in kneepan through social media. their home is in hasbro, their hearts and mind are in nepal. have a feeling of anxiety because we can t talk to them, we can t help them, and, you know, we can t see them. the kim s oldest son and daughter kent and nadine work as missionaries outside the capitol of kathmandu. for more than ten years the siblings cared for more than 20 children, orphanages, have their own families, saturday s 7.8 quake hit midday in nap al almost four days later the rogers say their children ar
45 leesburg. waldorf at 44. manassas you re 46. then you factor in the wind. it feels upper 30s for some spots especially as you head off to the west through leesburg and martinsburg feeling about 43. a few clouds here or there but we will see increasing sunshine after the morning clouds go away. temperatures by lunch time in the mid-60s. near 70 this afternoon. good morning, larry. good morning,alson. good morning to you at home. no major issues to report this morning. we ll let you know that the metrorail running on schedule. we do have three bus alerts. # 6, 86, 83 and b-2. west braddock road we had a cargo into a building. unfortunately the driver lost his or her life. you want to stay away from that area. north howard street will be your best alternative this morning. i want to take you right now to the beltway and show you how shingz are shaping up things are shaping up at new hampshire avenue. traffic running at top speeds. traveling westbound on 50, no issues as
it will all be over. let me set the scene. we are on northwest avenue. you can look up the street and see state police out in riot gear. armored cars on the streets. all of the debris from the violence that happened yesterday. yesterday, this was a city under siege. the police commissioner saying at one point they were out numbered and outflanked. groups of rioters looted a cvs. they went to a check cashing store and liquor store. they threw bottles at police for hours. breaking off in smaller groups. fire crews were challenged as they were trying to put out fires after rioters came out and cut their hoses. the baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake speaking out. why was the national guard not called out sooner. she answered that. we use best practices to weigh how the officers are trained and to not escalate. we have seen all over the country and throughout history what happens when you use too much force to respond to an incident. i did not want that for my city. we are