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Would then kind of fall apart, but it continued down the river. >> everyone is stunned as the well-constructed house stays together. >> the walls were still intact, the roof was intact. it floated down the river like a boat. >> it was hard to believe that a home would stay whole like that and just go down the wash like it did. the guy that built it must have built it very well. >> firefighters wish there was more they could do to help. >> when the house started going down the stream, it's just very emotional at that moment. >> just felt a bad for the owners. i don't know how else to describe i...

How can you rebuild something that was never there? i don't remember, other than being a little kid and officer friendly, i don't remember anyone having positive relationships with police officers. it was only a matter of time before something like this was bound to happen. they kept pushing and pushing and pushing, and eventually, you know, you keep pushing and you know, these types of things happen. >> why was it this moment? what's your understanding of why it was this moment? because i talk to people who actually express bebefuddlement. yeah, this happens, rough rides, it happens, people d...

They kept pushing and pushing and pushing, and eventually, you know, you keep pushing and you know, these types of things happen. >> why was it this moment? what's your understanding of why it was this moment? because i talk to people who actually express befuddlement. yeah, this happens, rough rides, it happens, people die in custody. and they were slightly bewildered that this had become what it had become. >> because of 24-hour news cycles. we watched this video over and over and over again. this case went viral. we know what happened with anthony anderson. weston. many of us in the city ha...

Manslaughter and other charges. he is one of the six officers charged in this case. he's pleaded not guilty. freddie gray died while in police custody in april, setting off protests in the city. let me bring in msnbc's chief legal correspondent ari melber. ari, good morning. >> good morning. >> you say this officer's case is pivotal to the other five officers. why? >> it could be, jose, because this is the first in a series of charges that are all about the same underlying incident, the transport of freddie gray in that van in what prosecutors allege was essentially a rough ride, that is to sa...

This is officer william porter. his jury selection begins tomorrow. he's charged with involuntary manslaughter, second degree assault, misconduct in office and reckless endangerment. prosecutors say he ignored freddie gray's pleas for help when he was in the back of the transport vehicle. porter's trial is the first because he may later testify against his fellow officers in the trials that follow including the officer who is charged with murder. now, the baltimore sun is reporting that porter actually told investigators that he and his fellow officers weren't sure if freddie gray's complaints...