polo sandoval is in new york and naddio romero is live in atlanta. so let s check in with shimon prokupecz. what are you seeing? reporter: yeah, so thousands out here now, fredricka. as they listen to some of the speakers. that are taking the stage here, local politician and other folks from planned parenthood. speaking to the crowd and getting them fired up. and then look apr this crowd here as you see signs everywhere here for many of the people who have come here from all across the country. places like seattle, and other parts of west coast and people who drove here from baltimore, and from new york city. all wanting to be here to fight, they say, as they begin what they say a new phase in this fight. they are saying that they are fighting for abortion access, the concern being that many people who can t afford, who are living in poverty, this will effect them the most. and so many of them out here today fighting, voicing their opinion after the leaked draft opinion. as
angeles. to adrian proudous, what is happening. a similar scene here. i want to start by showing the message zem on straighters are trying to illustrate. there is a sign that said only the people can stop them and that is the message they want to send to the supreme court. and another sign said we will not go back and multiple signs across the plaza. talking about a post-roe world and saying no it. over here you ll see chains lying on the ground. this is part of a visual demonstration that is going to take place later. the organizer tells me that they want to break the chains. this after that leaked draft opinion by the supreme court. behind us, you re seeing some demonstrators have already started walking right here in the heart of downtown chicago with their message. they say they want to take this message from the street to the supreme court and they re hoping
15-year-old, quote, was looking forward to it. let s go out live in oxford, michigan to cnn law enforcement reporter mark morales. mark, what s the latest on the investigation? reporter: well, this third party investigation that the school is calling for stems from details that prosecutor karen mcdonald has been releasing since the shooting took place. parents in the school district have been sending lots of questions into the school, and the school wanted to send out their version and their timeline of events. it s important to note that the prosecutor has not ruled out charging anybody at the school, whether it s counselors or teachers or at straighters. they re still taking a hard look at what exactly happened. just to go back to the timeline of events and what exactly the school is talking about here, we re talking about the first incident that happened on
him medical care after they arrested him. and they say that arrest to begin with was illegal we have correspondents analysts and newsmakers we re covering this breaking story. our brian todd and miguel marquez are out in the streets with the none straighters. but first we go to our justice correspondent, pamela brown, for all the information about gray s arrest and death. baltimore s chief prosecutor making a bombshell announcement that all six involved police officers were complicit in freddie gray s death. first by failing to buckle him into the van and second by denying him medical help multiple times. even before the officers put gray in the van, the prosecutor says they committed a crime. we have probable cause to file criminal charges. baltimore state s attorney marilyn mosby, not mincing words. saying even before police officers placed freddie gray inside the police van he never should have been arrested. no crime had been committed
wouldn t talk to cnn about the diskrep andcrepancyies discrepancies, instead, sent a report saying the report given to cnn doesn t include same day appointments or same week appointments for those who need care quickly. new patients typically account for less than 10% of all veteran appointments and are not representative of the whole patient population. the v.a. also is sticking by its own man that new vets waited four days in january eight days in march. the real truth say that doctors and straighters is that wait times for patient the at los angeles v.a. centers extends into weeks and months and are a serious problem. drew griffin, cnn atlanta. well are you watching cnn news. and still to come. isis militants are reaching out across thousands of miles to recruit. we ll take you to a u.s. state