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Now we know that it is doing touch and goes. if youre a pilot and youre learning to land, you come in. you touch. you rev it up and you go back up again. thats what this balloon is doing with its tether. we know this because kim daisy from wbal is tweeting this. its not completely down yet but its doing touch and goes in pennsylvania. its a norad rep just said the same thing, the blimp is doing touch and goes. thats from our own martin fin, producer. they didnt want to say more than that and the...

United states. the faa has seven requests so far to certify drone use. they are concern about safety. remember the drone we saw crash on the white house lawn. the proposed rules say that the operator has to keep the drones in line of sight. they are also concerned, not only about the market but also able possibly interfering with aircraft. thats why the proposal would keep them five miles away from airports. well see what the faa administrator has to say about the two initiatives theyre going to...

All human beings that abide in our land. >> that was, of course, robert kennedy speaking in reaction to the assassination of martin leether king jr. and those words echoing over the images that we saw out of baltimore today deeply moving wbal trying to capture that. youve been there. what has it been like for you this week? >> this has been a significant moment that many young people are calling their civil rights movement. it was not something that anybody got up planning to get involved in, bu...

And the other prisoner in the van told us today, when they got to the district, he was unresponsive and he heard police officers say, he has no pulse. >> great reporting, wbals jayne miller. thank you, jayne, for joining us. peter alexander reports us now. have you been listening to this powerful reporting. and is it squaring with what people are thinking in the crowds? im experiencing a serious delay in getting information to the crowds, as to where this narrative seems to be emerging and takin...

Examiner tells the "new york times" that the investigation is still ongoing and, quote, we dont do preliminary findings. this comes just one day after the "washington post" reported that another prisoner in the van claimed gray was banging against the walls of the police van and trying to hurt himself. that man is breaking his silence to wbals jane milleryne miller. >> what did you hear? >> i didnt hear nothing. it was a smooth ride we went straight to the police station. all i heard was a littl...

During the ride that might be consistent with a seizure mr. gray may have experienced following the horrific injury to his head. were joined right now by wbal, a reporter who broke that story, jane millard. jane, tell us about what youve been reporting today and ill ask you about the rest later. >> reporter: chris, first of all, we have been reporting for about -- for two weeks, since this incident happened and mr. gray died that all of the focus in this case and all of the focus in the investig...

That is not the case here. the reporting that we have done and the other prisoner in the van told us today, when they got to the district, he was unresponsive and he heard police officers say, he has no pulse. >> great reporting, wbals jayne miller. thank you, jayne for joining us. peter alexander reports us now. have you been listening to this powerful reporting. and is it squaring with what people are thinking in the crowds? im experiencing a serious delay in getting information to the crowds,...

Mosher. it was discovered from a private owned camera and review of cctv video. then it stopped at druids hill and dolphin, and a fourth stop at north and pennsylvania avenues where an additional prisoner was picked up. that would mean two would be in the van. then the van arrived at the western district police station where the paramedics were called. gray was transferred to the maryland shock trauma center we weather he died a week later. i want to bring into our conversation a reporter for wb...

The deputy police commissioner which many expected to be released publicly late this week remains in the hands of baltimore prosecutors. that said, a narrative is beginning to emerge. abcs washington, d.c. affiliate is reporting that grays mortal head wound is consistent with a metal object on the vans wall that it could have been sustained during his ride to the police station, while the prisoner was handcuffed, his feet shackled and actually unrestrained in terms of movement in the van. the st...

And investigative reporter jayne miller with nbcs affiliate in baltimore wbal told our own lawrence odonnell that the prisoner in question had previously reported the ride was calm and was only in the van with gray for a couple of minutes. >> we have reported that at that stop where the other prisoner gets on board, which is the fourth stop that freddie gray was unresponsive. i am aware of the report ive been aware of that information for some time but the timeline and the evidence and the infor...