53yearold campfield. Now being charged with first degree murder in the case. Barbara, well get this audio issue fixed up and come back with more in a moment. Okay, some audio difficulties there. We will talk to richard again about that case. Breaking news happening right now. Right now, moms are rallying to support a local woman who is fighting pregnancy discrimination in the nations highest court. Peggy young said she was discriminated against seven years ago because she was pregnant. News 4s derek ward is at the Supreme Court where arguments began just about an hour ago. Derek, whats happening . When peggy young got pregnant, her employer asked her to go to her doctor and see if there are restrictions because it requires some lifting. She did what she was asked. The response she got from her employer was anything other than what she expected. When peggy was pregnant, her doctors advised her not to lift more than 20 pounds. When she told that to her employer, she expected to be tempor
Organizations on the left and the right. Delia goncalves is outside the Supreme Court now with the very latest. Delia . Reporter andrea, no doubt employers across the nation are paying close attention to this case because it could determine if they have to make accommodations for pregnant workers. The oral arguments just wrapped up in the Supreme Court and so did a spirited rally here outside the Supreme Court with supporters as you mentioned on both sides of the abortion issue and both sides of the aisle chanting in support saying stand with peggy. Of course peggy young is that lorton, virginia, mom at the center of this case. She says back in 2006 when she was a driver for ups, the company discriminated against her because they refused to give her light duty after she became pregnant. She was forced to go on unpaid leave, she says, and lost her benefits as a result. The suit claims ups violated the federal pregnancy discrimination act because it made accommodations for injured and di
Too. Routes in maryland distraction, too. Routes in maryland, you have normal delays. Thank you, beverly. A grand jury decision to clear a new York City Police officer in the death of an unarmed black man who died after being put in a chokehold is being met with strong reactions across the country. From new york city to baltimore, right here in washington, d. C. , protesters took to the streets demanding justice. Nikki burdine is live in the newsroom with more on the local protests. Nikki . Reporter as you can imagine as the decision came down not to indict the Police Officer in new york city, especially just after the ferguson decision, protests erupted across the country. First lets take a look at new york city. Demonstrations in new york, chicago, seattle, st. Louis, and d. C. Took place last night after a grand jury decided not to indict a new York City Police officer. Officer danielle pantaleo in the Daniel Pantaleo. The incident and the death were all caught on camera. The office