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One stop, but three, a long route in a long time before officers realized gray was seriously injured. hits family coming out publicly for the first time today. this map shows where gray was arrested, where he was initially placed in a police van, screaming in pain, his legs apparently not fully functional. >> look at [ bleep ] legs. >> at 8:45 p.m., police made their first stop at baker and mound streets. they shackle his legs and then two more stops. police drive gray to 1100 druid avenue, they...

The western district police station back i believe, to where mr. gray was arrested. there are so many questions, though about the timeline. the police released the timeline early on but then they said that mr. gray the van he was in stopped once. it turns out they stopped twice. people here want answers to those very serious questions. >> and we want em now! >> reporter: baltimore police say freddie grays transport from arrest to ambulance took not one stop but three, a long route and a long tim...

>> for -- starts at 1700 -- is this that camera? >> lieutenant whats the exact corner of that camera? >> 1600 -- [ inaudible ]. >> thats the cross street is -- >> let me -- let me go through the timeline so you understand the locations. lieutenant give us the exact corner of this camera again. >> 1600 [ inaudible ]. >> do you have the cross street? or no? >> also a camera at [ inaudible ] and baker -- >> okay. >> clear up which cameras. >> well get you that information once were done. >> okay. h...

Gray is acting irate in the back. at about 8:46:12 at mount and baker, one block to the south and east a unit asks the wagon to stop so that the paperwork can be completed, and at that point, gray is placed in leg irons and put back in the wagon. we have several witnesses from the community that we have interviewed with regards to this particular stop. at approximately 8:54:02, the wagon clears mount street heading towards central booking going southbound. approximately fibve minutes elapse and ...

Crisis there up close. u.n. concerned about the humanitarian effects here. >> reporter: people are essentially trapped, christine. aden felt like a city under siege. we went there and there was no one much in the streets. we could hear sniper fire on the main roads that nobody was willing to walk down. the hospitals are overwhelmed. medical supplies are not getting in. people cannot move from district to district to get to the hospitals. they are attended to in clinics. the only crowds on the st...

Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. everybody has the right to pursue happiness. if you are gay and that makes you happy you should have the right to pursue that. if the baker is open for business, hes open for everybody. >> picturing jesus with the rainbow confetti. you know -- >> the elton john wedding. >> richard great to see you. >> good to see you, too, megyn. new questions in the controversy over "rolling stone" story accusing a college fraternity of a gang rape that never happen...

The baker is refusing to sell a wedding cake to a gay couple for who they are. that is the heart of discrimination. >> what if our baker wont sell wedding came to a gay couple but will sell them bear claws, cupcakes? >> thats insane, selling someone something they dont want is the same thing as refusing them service altogether. a vegetarian couple walks into a market and you refuse to sell them vegetables, sell anything but vegetables, youre denying them service. a gay couple wants to buy a wedd...

>> lets say its in new mexico. >> it doesnt matter. the baker is refusing to sell a wedding cake to a gay couple for who they are. that is the heart of discrimination. >> what if our baker wont sell wedding came to a gay couple but will sell them bear claws, cup clicks? cakes? >> thats insane selling someone something they dont want is the same thing as refusing them service altogether. a vegetarian couple walks into a market and you refuse to sell them vegetables, sell anything but vegetables, ...

This conversation between the two of you. i think it would certainly agree that if somebody came in to the baker, you know, the proverbial bakers getting a lot of business this baker, and said, you know, interracial marriage and we want a cake. i think you would say that thats outrageous the idea that he would not participate in an interracial marriage. why is that didnt than same sex marriage. >> we have anti-discrimination laws on the books and we have public accommodation laws in the book and...

>> jason, let me just pick up on this conversation between the two of you. i think it would certainly agree that if somebody came in to the baker, you know, the proverbial bakers getting a lot of business this baker, and said, you know, interracial marriage and we want a cake. i think you would say that thats outrageous the idea that he would not participate in an interracial marriage. why is that didnt than same sex marriage. >> we have anti-discrimination laws on the books and we have public a...