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Systems. clearly some of the hacking had occurred when they reached out to this staffer or volunteer, but some of it had not. now, to cross that bridge into the criminal code, the most obvious way to do it is if there was some discussion before a hack. if there was knowledge that a hack would occur, then you would be in serious criminal area. i mean, the white house is correct. the manafort complaint notably was removed in terms of its center of gravity from the campaign. i expected to be more of a narrative in those charging papers that might indicate a stronger nexus to the campaign. that wa...

Breaking news tonight. authorities say more people could be involved in the gruesome quadruple murder in washington. late this afternoon the prime suspect daron dylon wint was arraigned on first-degree murder charges in a d.c. court. u.s. marshallss apprehended him last night where it started, in washington and charging papers allege that all four victims were held alive in the d.c. mansion by wint and others until $40,000 were delivered to the victim's home. the charging papers also allege the crimes required the presence and assistance of more than one

Switch blade, because the knife is legal under maryland law, therefore, the arrest and detention of freddie gray amounted to false imprisonment. >> that's what she told us. but i think she overlooked the officers that originally arrested mr. gray charged him with a baltimore city code violation which is different. because in her charging papers that she read of the officers she talked about that it wasn't a violation of maryland law. we have a city code law that is more expansive and the motion that was filed today by mark zeyon, who is a very skilled lawyer here in baltimore, alleged that an ...

But i think she overlooked the officers that originally arrested mr. gray charged him with a baltimore city code violation which is different. because in her charging papers that she read of the officers, she talked about that it wasn't a violation of maryland law. we have a city code law that is more expansive and the motion that was filed today by mark zeyon, who is a very skilled lawyer here in baltimore, alleged that an inspection of the knife would show that his client did not falsely arrest a person. in other words, it was illegal for gray to posses the knife and, therefore, the arrest w...

And andy could probably speak better to that. >> andy hop in. >> maryland has a statewide law, the law in all of maryland that says it's illegal to have a switchblade. each jurisdiction baltimore city being one of them can pass its own laws. it says it's not only illegal to have a switchblade, but it's also illegal to have a switch spring-assisted knife. the issue in the gray case is the police that arrested gray officer nero and officer miller they arrested gray and they charge him with the city code violation that says that he had a spring assisted knife. that's in the charging papers and ul...