today today from baltimore to new york city to washington d.c. demands for change but tonight, will it be peaceful night in baltimore, in new york and other major cities? i want to get to the streets. and you have new information about tactics as well as what s happening on the street. reporter: yeah don. i d say a fairly dramatic draw down of the police presence here in an intersection where it has been most violent and this is the intersection of course of it pennsylvania avenue and north avenue. you can see here, there s a city bus that s been parked here and other cars have been passing by. police have moved largely to the side and some have pulled out. and what we were told by a police commander less than an hour ago was that they wanted a softer presence. they did that. they got out of the middle of the street and basically broke up their large columns of officers and went to the sidewalks as well and they vacated those areas as well and have a small presence here. an
Mothers. monica mitchell she was the first volunteer out here on tuesday helping to clean up the city. commend her for that. and shelly fulton is also mother of two and aaron maven, former nfl player who works with underprivileged and at risk children. you re not a mother as far as i know. you ve been talk a lot about driving while black and you recently had an incident with baltimore police which has encouraged you ivan moree even more with dealing with these issues. i think men of color in this country have all had situations like that. we were driving in my own community and pulled over not given a reason why we were