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Threw rocks outside of a donald trump rally there. Police officers responded in force. Smoke canisters and using spray to disburse the protesters. Several Officers Police say are being treated for injuries. At least one protester has been arrested. Here is what some protesters told nbcs hally jackson. Donald trump cannot come to our city after calling us rapists. Lies. He is not in the spirit of people and the spirit of democracy and in the spirit of the promise. We all have certain alienable rights and he acts like they only belong to the people who support him. What we are protesting is the ...

Blaming each other. Efforts to broker a more long term truce. Its going to be very hard to put the ceasefire back together against. Dploams not dead, weve got to dploams no diplomacy not dead. Things are getting better. Were not all the way there. A syrian Army Defector testified showed sum pretty gruesome images. Law make rs were outraged by the photos. Some urged to do more to stop the violence. We begin with the war in the middle east. What was supposed to be a 72hour ceasefire on friday ended about 90 minutes after it started. Israel declared the ceasefire over april a israeli soldier was ...

News in frederick. Were talking about 340. All lanes shut down. Your alternate will be Ballinger Creek park. No word how long this will be around. If it stakes around, you want to take the alternate if youre headed into town. Wider look at things. No major issues. Construction has actuly cleared out of the way, which is good on this friday morning. Beltway at branch avenue moving along. Taking a look at 66 and 95 in virginia moving well as well. Lots of green on the screen. See you at 5 11. See you then. Thank you, melissa. 5 02 now. New developments on the nurse with ebola now in maryland. We...

She doesn't want to be another paying for government. she just has me. >> reporter: she also has a 7-year-old daughter who started second grade this week. florida schools working oversometime to welcome puerto rico's youngest displaced. according to osceola county school board, over 340 puerto rican students have already registered in schools here since hurricane maria hit. they're expecting that number to increase in the coming months and they tell us, many of these kids are coming here with language barriers, with emotional trauma and a lack of the very basic supplies. >> you see the face. t...