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public is watching them closer to see how they discipline. you have to think they'll have harder discipline from here on out. >> rachel nichols, great to have you on. thank you so much. we've told you, baltimore's state's attorney marilyn mosby is about to speak with an update in the freddie gray case. that conference slightly delayed. should start any minute. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. brianna keilar is in for wolf in "the situation room" tonight. happening now breaking news. the freddie gray case the baltimore prosecutor is about to hold a news conference on new developments in the death and custody case that tore her city apart. we are going to bring that to you live. military meltdown. isis advances further in iraq and captures an ancient city in syria, but president obama says the u.s. and its allies are not losing the war against the terror croup. a reality check from baghdad. murder suspect, an east coast manhunt for the suspect in the gruesome murder of a washington, d.c. family as dna
we are following the breaking news out of baltimore. a grand jury indictments returned just a short time ago against the six officers accused in the death of freddie gray. but right now i want to take more with senator james langeford of oklahoma about another breaking story we're following. the major new gains for isis in iraq and syria. you heard president obama's assessment today saying that his strategy against isis isn't failing. he said quote, i don't think we're losing. i asked you before if isis was winning. you said they're on the move. do you agree with the president's assessment then that the u.s. is not losing. >> that's a difficult call. he wants to degrade isis capability. we're flying over hitting a hum
out what happened. we want to make sure there's justice, but we also want to make sure that our city's future is moving forward in the right way and that's what we did yesterday in the white house with secretaries of major departments at the federal level to help rebuild our city. >> senator ben cardin of maryland. thanks so much for chatting with us, really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> i want to bring in cnn legal analyst, i should say hln legal analyst joey jackson. joey you watched this press conference and now what we're seeing is something that comes out of some criticism, and debate back and forth, over the last days. this issue of the knife that freddie gray was carrying when he was arrested. is it a legal knife? is it an ill leaf knifeegal knife? does it really matter. seems marilyn mosby going in the direction of you know what? whether that knife was legal or illegal or the arrest was legal or illegal, the concentration certainly rhetorically more on how he was treated once in
can't push everyone around in the pacific. >> thank you so much. appreciate your time today. we have breaking news next. more on the indictment of six baltimore police officers in the death of freddie gray. plus the manhunt for a support in a quadruple fire here in washington. is he about to surrender? this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers including lymphoma have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal
knife. is it significant? of course. every bit of evidence is significant but it moves the discussion away from was the knife legal, illegal, was he falsely imprisoned too? he's dead. what was the cause of that? was there criminal negligence involveded? grand jury believes yes and as for the driver more than criminal negligence failing to perceive 0 a risk carelessness. they believe depravity. that is you knew someone was dying and what did you do? you went and sought another passenger to get in the car instead of assisting the partner or rather freddie gray who was in there. so a lot of it will be unveiled as we move forward. >> you said with "depraved." they must have known somebody was dying, especially what they're saying. could it be you knew somebody was hurt not just gravely injured? >> well it has to can do with the gravity of the injury because in the event, brianna, someone is simply ailing and you don't believe that ailing to be significant, then it doesn't move the needle to the charge of
less about the knife and more about what they did, whether they rendered aid properly to him which obviously they did not, because he died, and so now -- the second-degree murder depraved heart murder against the driver of the van. that remains, that's the most serious charge but the most significant thing that's happened now is that she has made it less about this controversy over the knife are and more about the failure to render aid to freddie gray and causing his death, because they simply did not treat him properly. >> i want to bring in senator ben cardin of maryland. senator, this happening in your state. you -- i hope you were able to hear the press conference that marilyn mosby just gave. certainly you've been able to hear some of the analysis here so far and the explanations of it. what's your reaction to what you heard? >> well i don't think we're surprised. the state's attorney made the presentation to the grand jury. it's now up to the criminal
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city. what miguel was pointing out, in the charges, the reckless endangerment has now replaced -- >> yeah falls imprisonment goes to reckless endangerment. >> that's a significant change because part of the controversy has centered upon whether or not these officers even had the right to arrest freddie gray. >> because he had a knife, right? >> that's what she hung the case on initially. and now what she is doing is taking all of the attention and all of the pressure for her case away from the subject of the knife. now it's all about the treatment of freddie gray after he's arrested either in the van or in the custody of these officers. >> can you explain the timing of this? is this just a matter of the grand jury has wrapped up and so this is when the announcement comes. or is in any strategy to the timing of the announce snmt. >> she's under pressure to do this quickly. the officers have a right to a speedy trial. one of the things that happens in these cases is that officers
and i'm over it. i'm not dealing with it. i'm not changing this because of your criticism, what i'm doing is normal. announcing these charges. i'm changing some of the charges because additional information has been discovered. it was almost defiant, and so this is the marilyn mosby that the people who are representing the officerless have to deal with going -- officers will have to deal with going forward. and too many conflicts of interest there was a conflict of interest and her charging statements didn't support the charges she had, and then another state's attorney saying that was frivolous and premature. the night freddie gray was arrested long before they even knew he had a knife. she's not backing down and she also has a support of other people in office and government there. this is going to be a tough slog ahead for the officers and for her. >> brian todd you were watching this press conference. what was your takeaway? >> i thought she came across as
miguel marquez with the latest on the big news coming from the state's attorney. >> reporter: yeah it is big. another stunner out of baltimore. another stunner from the baltimore city state's attorney marilyn mosby. just when many thought she may be on the defensive and worried about the charge she had announced earlier in the month. now she says that a grand jury has heard evidence on the six officers that are alleged to have engaged in part of the death of freddie gray and she's come back with indictments of all of them. not only indictments, but the same number the original number of indictments that she brought was 28. the grand jury also brought 28 indictments. the worst of them or the most serious indictment is one second degree murder charge against the driver of that vehicle that mr. gray was in that's cedar goodson, the officer charged there. there were additional six manslaughter charges, six assault charges, nine mus conduct charges and six reckless