Thursday, April 30, 2015
'The way the building is, it's definitely a miracle'
A man buried for five days under a pancaked Kathmandu building survived because a motorcycle shielded him from the pressure of concrete and steel, rescuers say. | INTERACTIVE: Tales of loss and survival
Report: Freddie Gray may have intentionally tried to injure self in police van - Fox News
Fox News | Report: Freddie Gray may have intentionally tried to injure self in police van Fox News Freddie Gray, whose death triggered Monday's rioting in Baltimore, may have intentionally tried to injure himself in a police van, according to another prisoner in the vehicle, the Washington Post reported late Wednesday night. The Post said the unidentified ... Freddie Gray death: New narratives question police brutality claim Baltimore calms under curfew as protests ignite in other major cities, report ... Baltimore officials: No immediate decision in Gray case |
'We heard people needed help. So we came.'
Nepalis in isolated, inaccessible areas, still reeling from Saturday's devastating quake, are tired of waiting for government and aid assistance that never comes. CNN's Arwa Damon reports.
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Frustration mixes with hope in Baltimore
Trymaine Lee, reporter for MSNBC, and Baltimore resident April Love talk with Rachel Maddow about the day's protests and the hopes among Baltimore residents that recent events will help move the city forward. Joy-Ann Reid joins with further perspective.
Thousands march in Baltimore, NYC over death of Freddie Gray - USA TODAY
USA TODAY | Thousands march in Baltimore, NYC over death of Freddie Gray USA TODAY BALTIMORE — Thousands massed outside City Hall on Wednesday in protest over the death of a man injured in police custody, and the outrage spread to New York City where another large throng gathered in Union Square. The demonstrations in the two ... Baltimore Appears Calm as Curfew Takes Effect Curfew goes into effect in Baltimore, but some protesters remain Boisterous New York rally lends support to Baltimore protesters |
Historic day at Baltimore’s Camden Yards
Kasie Hunt reports from an Orioles game played in an empty stadium and Chris Hayes speaks with Orioles COO John Angelos, whose poignant comments about the unrest in Baltimore went viral this week.
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