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a grand jury has indicted six baltimore police officers in the killing of freddie gray. some charges have been revised based upon evidence. a reckless endangerment charge has been added for all six officers. three officers have one count of second degree assault dropped. those same three officers had a false imprisonment charge dropped. the most serious of the charges stuck for all of the officers, the driver of the van transporting freddie gray still faces second degree murder. the other five officers face at least one count of second degree assault. four of the six officers face one count of involuntary man slaughter. >> now that a grand jury has also found probable cause to charge the aforementioned officers based upon the evidence, these officers who are presumed incident until proven guilty are now scheduled to be arraigned on july 2nd. >> coming up, new rules for
be discussed. yet it is. and that is the news today. what we really need to do is let the medical examiners, let the investigation take place, let the prosecution look at it and then we'll know what happened with freddie gray. in the meantime what we're seeing is people out on the streets rioting in baltimore and then philadelphia and places like cincinnati who don't even know anything about freddie gray, which is sort of a bigger problem and an issue in my view is all about unequal access to opportunity in some of the inner-cities in america. the same type of schools to jobs and that kind of thing. >> paul, what about the point that in the wjla story today that says the officer driving the van has yet to give a statement? >> well lawrence most of this investigation has been kept
and now, i'm back! aleve. two pills. all day strong, all day long. and for a good night's rest, try aleve pm for a better am. we're back discussing the legal developments in the death of freddie gray. fred gansler, i want to go back with you on the question of the officer driving the van has yet to give a statement according to one report today and as the information has been developing today, the focus is getting closer and closer and closer on the officer driving the van. as there seems to be more leaks coming out suggesting that the injury occurred inside the van. we just heard distinguished medical examiner cyril wecht how
caused when he slammed into the back of the police transport van apparently breaking his neck. wjla says the head injury he had matches a bolt in the back of the police van. but anderson cooper interviewed a friend of one of the officers involved in freddie gray's arrest who has a different take suggesting the fatal injury did not occur inside the van. listen. >> what has that officer told you about what that officers believes happened to freddie gray. does that officer believe that freddie gray was injured inside the paddy wagon or before? >> he believed that freddie gray was injured outside the paddy wagon before. >> while predy gray was being investigated. >> yes. >> now the information is in the hands of the maryland state attorney's office which says it doesn't plan on relying solely
of accountability so that when something does go wrong, at least folks will have an opportunity to actually engage with some of that evidence from their own eyes. >> and it's still too early to be able to determine what exactly did happen. how freddie gray died. was it because something police did or didn't do? trymaine lee and peter moskos thank you so much for being with me. coming up on "the rundown," i'm going to talk to my colleague reverend al sharpton. but i'm just getting started on this mayday edition of the rundown with clear skies except for the small patch near north carolina's outer banks. one person feeling the heat hillary clinton under fire with the release of thousands of pages of benghazi documents. i'll have those details next and also traffic flowing freely at the george washington bridge as we get much more on the unfolding top story we have for you today. governor chris christie's associates under fire for the
van carrying gray made an undocumented and unreported stop. >> and there are other reports that are raising troubling questions about what happened to gray inside that van. cnn's randy kay has this story. >> reporter: at the heart of the investigation, what went on inside the van transporting freddie gray. a van that we now know made four stops, not three. after gray was apprehended, the van first stopped at baker and mount streets put gray in leg irons. now authorities are revealing this new stop in the mix. fremont and moesher. though details are scarce. >> we discovered this new stop based on our thorough, comprehensive and ongoing review of all cameras and privately-owned cameras and this new stop was discovered from a privately-owned camera. >> the van's third stop, drewitt hill and dolphin. that particular stop is still
officials were trying to explain to people and you were talking earlier about some of the leaks coming out of the police department. i think that is exacerbating tensions. there were people in the crowd that i was standing in earlier who were saying why are they saying freddie gray did it to himself? that is what people are reacting to. they're angry because they believe police are trying to blame freddie gray for his own death and because they disbelieve the process. the police line is moving. they are moving forward. we're going to get out of the way. the police line is moving forward now toward those remaining protesters that have decided not to go. >> move back. move back. >> you can hear them chanting most of back. >> it's the police officers that are saying move back? >> it is the police officers who are saying move back as they move forward. last night, lawrence, when the police officers did form a similar line, they didn't do this part of it.
wagon. once again, mr. gray was not secured by a seat belt in the wagon, contrary to a b.p.d. general order. lieutenant rice then directed officer goodson to transport mr. gray to the central booking and intake facility. following transport from bakers street, mr. gray suffered a severe and critical neck injury as a result of being handcuffed shackled by his feet and unrestrained inside of the b.p.d. wagon. from bakers street officer goodson proceeded to the vicinity of fremont avenue where he subsequently parked the wagon and proceeded to the back of the wagon in order to observe mr. gray. despite stopping for the purpose of checking on mr. gray's condition, at no point did he seek, nor did he render any medical assistance for mr. gray. officer goodson returned to his driver's seat and proceeded toward the central booking and intake facility with mr. gray still unsecured by a seat belt
>> it won't last long. the populations here among nepal's poorest. left with nothing. and no one to really help them. cnn, kyota, nepal. >> it will take people a long, long time to recover. >> heart breaking. >> just unbelievable, the damage there. later on cnn, we return to baltimore maryland. we will hear from the city's mayer who is making a fiery vow for justice for freddie gray and his family. don't just visit orlando
that hearing at 11:00 the united states attorney for new jersey, the man whose office has been investigating this for over a year now, he will break his public silence, he will hold a press conference at 1:00 and it's expected that at that press conference the actual indictments will be announced. you think of the names that have been circulating for the last year or so in addition to wildstein, you have bridget kelly, bill brigestoneny. the question is who will be included? that answer expected at 1:00. >> steve kornacki thank you so much. we'll have much more on this breaking story at the half hour. i want to turn now to the other major story developing this morning. baltimore, the city is bracing for new weekend demonstrations surrounding the death of freddie gray and overnight things were quiet. that's led some including the aclu, to call for an end to the city's 10:00 p.m. curfew. police say that's not going to happen.