on to baltimore pike. blue route shut down the action cam was on the scene. we can see the number of emergency workers on the scene. a horrible scene, a fatal accident on the blue route southbound at baltimore pike. as we come back live it's affecting traffic northbound on the blue route. we had debris that flew on the blue route northbound lanes. this is the blue route northbound mcdade boulevard. police are still blocking the blue route northbound and southbound. a at terrible scene this mornin, we'll help you divert this area and tell you how long it will be shut down all morning, david. >> reporter: all right, karen we're looking at a generally clear sky cover, a few clouds west of philadelphia. looks like overall lots of sun today with a few clouds mixing in at times. 63 degrees in the city. 58 in allentown. 65 in cape may for your early morning stroll. if you're out doing a workout this morning not a bad morning to do it. low humidity, 60 degrees by 7:00. 10:00, 66. this afternoon a little warm, not

fox5's marina maracco is life tonight in west baltimore. she joins us now with more. reporter roars that he ' right, tony, that makes three of the six officers charged in connection with freddie gray's death now virtually acquitted or have had a miss trial officer caesar good son was the driver of that police van and according to the prosecution he was the one that provided freddie gray with that quote, rough ride, now the judge saying in the verdict that the prosecution simply did not meet the burden of proof and there wasn't sufficient evidence to substantiate that second degree murder charge. the crowds, however, outside displeased for the most part. they feel disappointed that justice, they believe, was not served. there are small crowds outside the courthouse, however, things for the most part were very pieceful as they were here in baltimore. but freddie gray's family, they came out and they spoke and they say that still they are waiting for justice. so, yes, this family is he norm justly frustrated, not just for themselves, but for this community. again, they r

this is north of baltimore. but you can see it continues moving southeast so some of our northern maryland communities may run into a little bit ofbit this, a about it of lightning, nothing terribly strong. the path and some of the places that are in the path of the storm, chester town.n. it's even possible it could get a little bit closer to howardo county later tonight. bottom line we're going to keep a chance for a shower and evenen an isolated rumble overnight bui we still have a front that has to pass through the area. look at this, so. so am severe thunderstorm warnings, tornado lightning, flash flooding all going across southern virginiaii tonight. in the red area, just in thehe last 30 minutes still 384 lightning strikes in the last 40 minutes and we are at 106789. 15 tonight.oni the reason we can't end the thunderstorms because this frontal boundary i could just enough to trigger a few more storms. our frontal boundary is stallino when you see it in theun red and blew like that, it means it'st's station

they are diverting it on to baltimore pike. the blue route southbound shut down after the accident scene. debris flew on the northbound lanes, the accident happened blue route southbound a fatal accident this morning near baltimore pike. the blue route ramp to mcdade boulevard as penndot swings around they have the flare set up. they are blocking the blue route northbound, as well, at mcdade boulevard. blue route northbound and southbound as penndot swings around there. looking live at the vine street expressway, you wake up, can i take the vine, no construction in both directions looking good. 42 northbound moving okay be you might see people coming back from the shore, but not just yet, nydia. >>> happening today, closing arguments are expected to begin in the corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah. the defense rested its case after four days of testimony. fattah's attorney tried to discredit the government's star witness. he is accused of using federal grant and funds to enriches family and pay off campaign let's. >>>

of baltimore last year. there were days of protest that followed that arrest in the death of freddie gray. we saw in the last week of april of last year had this all bubbled over, the day of freddie gray's funeral when we saw so many people pour into the streets and we saw rioting, looting, we saw fires, vehicles burning in west baltimore as people were reacting to what happened to freddie gray and to what they felt was injustice by no one having been charged, no police officers having been charged up to that point and here we are now, six officers charged in this case, some of the officers who made the initial arrest, bicycle police officers in baltimore and obviously today, the officer, you see him there in the brownish color shirt, caesar goodson, he was driving the police van when freddie gray was injured in the back of that van. you see him being handled by some of the officers, being placed into the back of the van here in this video. what we know is that after that point, after that point in the video

. >>> we have breaking news out of baltimore. officer caesar goodson, who was driving the van freddie gray died in was found not guilty on all counts. >> >> reporter: these are the protesters you saw earlier both in shots and helicopters from the street. i said what are you going to do next? they said, "we are making plans what we're going to do next," protesting whether it's here or in the area of west baltimore near gilmore homes, where freddie gray lived and where this incident took place. i'm joined by bishop angel nunez. can you tell me your reaction of the verdict? >> we've been sitting in the courtroom and dealing with this for over a year from the beginning at a grass roots level. we were very disappointed to hear nothing was being done. he's innocent completely. and my message in content is you can protest but keep the peace. we want to make sure that the community, there is no violence, there is no burning, there is no rioting, but you can protest, you have that right. so that's our community because i'm sure many of us

>> reporter: well, jim and doreen, tonight the baltimore police department is saying that baltimore police officer goodson remains on suspension, but that his pay may be reinstated. demonstrators came here to the courthouse today. they were angry when they heard the not guilty verdicts. they marched in front of the baltimore courthouse protesting the acquittal of officer caesar goodson on all of the charges against him in the death of freddie gray. >> nobody is calling for people to carry out acts of violence, but the violence that has been carried out

. >> and i'm shawn yancy.an let's go thrive baltimore tonight. >> we have team coverage to the reaction to t the not guiltg verdict. we begin with fox5'sox5' alexandria limon live outsidesi the courthouse. alex. al >> reporter: hey, guys, hey, ys, well, the big question nowion becomes what happens with thet charges against the remainingng baltimore police officers because this was supposed to sue be the strongest case that the state had.at they were the most serious charges against officer caesar goodson.od he was the driver of theri police van that freddie grayan was critically injured in.njur i not only did the judge notge find him not beltway on alltw countguilty failed on all levels to meeto the burden of proof in theth murder charges.. again officer goodson acquitted on all of theteon a charges against him. i was in that courtroom whenat o judge barry williams went downr the list of charges includingncu second degree murder, threeder,r counts of manslaughter,, misconduct in office and reckless endangerment and eachea and every time he said theid t state did not present enough evide

but a wake-up call for the people in baltimore. we're live in west baltimore tonight. delia goncalves, wusa 9. >> police commissioner released a statement, thanking residents for their peaceful demonstrations. he said, i have no doubt he will continue to exhibit behaviors that represent the very best of baltimore. >>> our wusa 9 facebook page, valerie writes, i'm speechless. so far, nobody samuel said there is no judge that can convict them based on the evidence. it was smart to go with the crowd and jury of their peers. that would be more emotional. >>> we have a lot more comments. we want to hear from you. you can do that 24 hours a day. >>> democrats state the latest battle over gun control is over but the war goes on. >> 26-hour protest. forced a vote on gun control. georgia democrat, john louis. an icon in the civil rights movement. that he and his colleagues are far from finished. >> one step of when we come back here on july 5th, we're going to continue to push. to pull. to stand up. and if necessary, to sit down. >> that's the democratic side. now, republican h

live in baltimore, bruce leshan, wusa 9. >> thanks for that report. the baltimore police report canceled all police officer's lead today. the maryland national guard was also on standby today. the attorney for freddie gray's family is set to hold a new conference any minute now. and of course, we'll have that information for you at 7:00. >>> news of a not guilty verdict spread around baltimore. this is video just into our newsroom. protestors gathering at the intersection of northern pennsylvania in baltimore. you might recall. that was the epicenter of march's riots. we'll continue to keep an eye on things for you in baltimore tonight. >>> folks across the d.c. region are cleaning up this evening after a round of early morning storms in maryland. lightning split a tree outside a house around 8:15 this morning. neighbors say it sounded like an explosion. it sent a 30-foot branch crashing to the ground. missing the neighbor's feet. and missing the car by a foot. >>> stormy weather isn't over yet. it's a weather alert day. howard is here. >> still track

. >> now to the verdict inow baltimore. a baltimore judge t found officer caesar goodson notcaes o guilty on all charges in the in death investigation of freddie gray. gray. >> goodson drove that van thatro transported gray when gray whegy suffered injuries to his spine s that ultimately led to his death. so far three of the six the s officers involved in thers invot freddie gray case have gone to trial and so far not one has has been found guilty we begin oureo team coverage tonight withh alexandria limon live in baltimore. alex. alex. >> reporter:. >> reporter: guys, the bigte question now becomes whatow becw happens with the cases againstst the remaining baltimore policerc supposed to be the strongest son case that the state hadad against any of these officers.fr officer caesar goodson was the driver of the police van thatf freddie gray was injured inn and he was facing the most serious charges of all the officers and not only did the dt judge find him not guilty onn all counts, in fact, at one point he went as far as sa

baltimore washington parkway. paving cleared 198 and residual delays from construction zone and plus a crash blocking medi mediaian. one lane blocked. a live oak outside huge delays leading towards that location. plus rubber neck delay on southbound side. want to show you a live look at 301 as you head to branch avenue the that is packed up as we look at cameras backed up traffic 301 moving along long slowly and branch avenue jammed towards soratz adds well. pennsylvania avenue jammed 210 to for the washington and sutland by south cap studio. >> 6:51 now time to fox beat kev sglin talking about or land owe shooting obviously yesterday there was a very interesting froingt jk rowling author of shooting one victim is remembered by "harry potter". she posted a tweet about this 22-year-old louis velma worked at up versusal studios in the tweet she said i can't stop crying. i saw this my heart broke. devastating. she took the time to respond to others that known velma or read him and i was reading tweets that seen him a

that's the latest here in baltimore. chris, pat? >> all right. great to see scene behind you. >>> turning to the weather, let's get a quick update from amelia draper. you're tracking some more rain. where do you see it right now? >> rain and thunderstorms well west of the area. it is looking dry during the earlier evening hours. as we move on into tonight, can't rule out some isolated showers. you can see the entire d.c. metro area, most of virginia completely dry. look at the electrical storm back in west virginia and parts of virginia right now. that activity stays to our south, but we could see some showers moving down later tonight. right now we're at 82 degrees. 7:00 still around 82 muggy degrees out there. 8:00, some isolated showers. 78 degrees at 9:00 p.m. by 11:00 p.m., we're in the mid 70s. we only cool to around 70 overn it's uncomfortable again tomorrow. some showers now in the forecast. i'll have the latest timing on what you can expect hour by hour on your friday coming up in about ten minutes. >>> democrats have ended their unprece

kevin: i'm kevin lewis live in baltimore. up next, community reaction jonathan: developing news, before noon officer caesar goodson found not guilty on all counts against him. michelle: he faced the most serious charges. he put freddie gray in the van. jonathan: it was during that ride that he suffered the injury and resulted in his death. alison: a rally is underway in baltimore. kevin lewis is there. kevin: we are at the corner of pennsylvania and north avenues on baltimore's northwest side. this was the epicenter of all of that rioting last april. freddie gray was arrested three blocks down that street. if you look toward the c.v.s. pharmacy, this is the newly reopened pharmacy that last year had ca because of arson. most people were disappointed to learn that officer caesar goodson will not be going to prison. we have not seen violence connected with the verdict. a few small police protest and visible presence in the hot spot areas like the circuit courthouse downtown. and right here in penn north. >> they are never held

professor watkins, the young man from baltimore city, a native son of baltimore city. professor watkins has put together a number of essays and put them together in a book called the b side: living and dying while black in america. professor watkins is from baltimore city, and his book chronicles his life story in many ways, the things that he saw, the things that he witnessed. professor watkins is able to sit down and talk about racist policies we've had in america, how they have impacted him growing up black in america, especially in baltimore city in the urban environment. professor watkins is a young man who has turned his life around from the early days to gaining education, to showing the power of reading and how important it is through education as a key to success. professor watkins is a graduate, has his masters from johns hopkins, and he also teaches a creative writing program at the university of baltimore. so to have both of these gentlemen, both of these scholars and -- with us on thise panel, i think it's a great opportunity for the key school, and we tha

we'll have more on baltimore later in the broadcast. meanwhile, a new report says the city of chicago has spent more than $210 million on police misconduct lawsuits between 2012 to 2015. the analysis by the chicago reporter also found city officials had borrowed millions to pay for the more than 600 lawsuits over the three year period, taking out bonds that have added to the city's debt. and a single-seater plane has successfully completed the first-ever solar-powered flight over the atlantic. the plane, the solar impulse 2, deported from jfk international airport early monday and arrived in seville, spain thursday after a 71 hour, 8 minute journey. pilot bertrand piccard spoke out after the successful flight. >> a world of modern-day technology, the world of respect for the environment, the world of innovation and pioneers. this is the world [inaudible] we would like to represent, would like to promote. we really hope this flight symbolizes the flight from the old world to the new world. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this i

we're in baltimore with more on the judge's r >> reporter: andrea, there were scores of baltimore city police officers here at the courthouse to support officer cesar goodson. they've all left, some smiling, giving high five, shaking each other's hands, congratulating each other. this is an norm mouse -- enormous defeat for the woman they work with, marilyn mosby. she brought charges against six officers and so far unable to convict any of them of criminal wrong doing in the death of freddie gray who died in the back of a police transport van. the case against officer cesar goodson was perhaps the strongest case. he was charged with murder. a judge, very carefully, read through a 45 minute long decision where he every aspect and found officer goodson not guilty on every single charge. not guilty of second degree murder, not guilty of second degree assault, not guilty of misconduct in office, not guilty of involuntary manslaughter, not guilty by manslaughter by vehicle, not guilty of reckless endangerment. we had a chance briefly to talk to the president of the baltimore city naacp. she

baltimore police are prepared.. the maryland national guard is also available if the governor o should decide to send them in.n active visits have said theyits plan to protest out front of the core house and over near where riots happened last if they the don't believe there's justicehej for fred did he gray when thee r verdict is announced again guysg we're standing by it did take about 50 minutes for he had war nero's verdict to come in with w four counts. fo we could be waiting here littlel bit longer bring you the verdict as soon as we have it. s back to you.ck you >> sounds good, we'll be waiti waiting. thank you jenny. >>> another ruling this morningi this time from the supreme cou just minutes ago in a four-thre- decision the justices up hell h the university of texasex affirmative action policy. the university considers race among many factors in admitting the last quarter of incomingg freshmen. freshmen. >> the shack impression that im even shaq couldn't help but hp laugh at. at air reece spears in town for

another baltimore police officer implicated in tharresta. >>> the trial begins today for another baltimore police officer implicated in the arrest and death of freddie great officer caesar goodson is one of six police officers charged in gray's death, but the only one facing a murder charge. goodson was the driver of the transport van where gray suffered his spinal injuries last april. a judge will rule on that case, not a jury. it's a bench trial. that is what goodson requested. another officer was acquitted by the same judge last month. >>> family and friends came together to remember a northern california teenager who was killed in a crash involving a california highway patrol officer that. officer was allegedly driving distracted in his squad car. the crash happened tuesday along i-5 near the town of orlon. the sergeant says the officer was looking down at his computer and didn't see traffic slowing in front of him. the officer rear ended a car with three teenagers inside.

last licks for baltimore. they'll have to deal with the flame throwing left-hander aromas chapman into the bottom of the night. a two run game. spoon is sponsored by falcon tires, the official tire of major league baseball. >> tom: joe girardi had to go off script tonight. andrew miller bailed him out getting six outs. six outs tonight, fairly easily as well. very efficient. the game went all kinds of sideways for the yankees. miller shut it all down. living a aroldis chapman for a cleanup ninth-inning. spoon no fun for any lineup to try to dial it up to hit 102 from the left side. just part of the aroldis chapman repertoire. he has converted on all eight save opportunities, making his 12th appearance as a yankee tonight. 15 strikeouts, only two bases on balls. >> tom: fastball at 100 on average, he's unlike anybody else in baseball. it's not just the velocity, you're talking about someone was already hurt his catcher here just warming up. look like he caught the foam of andrew rowe romine. this is a warm-up p

fiftieth and baltimore. rain has stopped. i don't want to hear any excuses for anybody coming out here today, no problems at all, we have an overturn vehicle though, they are getting ready to toe it out of the schuylkill expressway at the blue route. so a little bit of the delay there in conshohocken. the lets go to the next camera, route 42 we are seeing traffic build as you work your way in towards philadelphia our travel times as we go to the maps you'll find delays on the turnpike, also some delays on i-95, and then this weekend, busy, outdoor events, one big one, the roots concert at festival pier tomorrow, down there at penns landing, back here live at 50th and baltimore, lets have a hand, they are putting up their tents, it is going up, just in time because they are probably not going to need it because rain has stopped, sueby, she pulled it off and she will give us that entire weekend forecast coming up in 15 seconds >>> so we have two cold front heading your way, starting to day and over the weekend. plus bonnie has

right around baltimore pike. you can see now, everyone once in a while i see a car move through the northbound side. there's still reports of the northbound side closed down right now. as you can see, there are cars moving by. there still may be ramp restrictions as well in some parts. that's because some debris traveled over from the southbound side on to the northbound side. they did have that closed earlier. again, with there being reports of it being closed, not sure that's entirely true. even though i occasionally see a car move through. an accident in norristown, haws avenue and west blackberry. >>> 4:22 right now. temperatures in the mid-to-low 60s in the philadelphia area. in the hours after the terror in orlando came an online safety first. ahead in the next half hour, hear how facebook helped people find out if family and friends in orlando were safe. >>> also, beach closed? yes, next hear why a half mile stretch of sand in delaware is off limits in an emergency effort to protect nature. >>> welcome bac

last licks for baltimore. they'll have to deal with the flame throwing left-hander aromas chapman into the bottom of the night. a two run game. spoon is sponsored by falcon tires, the official tire of major league baseball. >> tom: joe girardi had to go off script tonight. andrew miller bailed him out getting six outs. six outs tonight, fairly easily as well. very efficient. the game went all kinds of sideways for the yankees. miller shut it all down. living a aroldis chapman for a cleanup ninth-inning. spoon no fun for any lineup to try to dial it up to hit 102 from the left side. just part of the aroldis chapman repertoire. he has converted on all eight save opportunities, making his 12th appearance as a yankee tonight. 15 strikeouts, only two bases on balls. >> tom: fastball at 100 on average, he's unlike anybody se it's not just the velocity, you're talking about someone was already hurt his catcher here just warming up. look like he caught the foam of andrew rowe romine. this is a warm-up pitch. >> matt:

what does it mean for the next four trials and baltimore's top prosecutor? >>> news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. >>> good evening. first to that breaking news tonight in west virginia. a state of emergency now in effect for most of that state after constant and devastating rain. >> the flooding has swept away two children. let's go to chris lawrence at our live desk. he's got the latest on the situation on the ground there. >> reporter: these pictures are scary as they are stunning. we are seeing massive flooding. 40 miles over the border from virginia. two people have been killed in the floods, including an 8-year-old boy and elderly man. this is a small town ofo three thousand people and that is a house or part of a house on fire burning as it is swept away down a flooded creek in white sulfur springs. there are mudslides in some areas and pounding hailstorms in others. residents are reporting people trapped in their cars, others trying to swim to tess scape the floods. one of the neighbors posted on facebook there's a family trapped in their atti

today, the third of six baltimore police officers charged in death of freddie gray went on trial, the only officer charged with murder. was being drif nen a police van last year. jeff pegues is covering this trial in baltimore. >> reporter: prosecutors say officer ceasar goodson jr., the police van's driver, intentionally took pretty gray on a 45-minute rough ride to jail. deputy states attorney michael scatzow blamed goodson for not ensuring the 25-year-old was wearing a seat belt. "there was no good reason not to belt him in," he told the judge, "except to bounce him around." after a number of injuries suffered by people in transport vans, baltimore police had been reiterating to officers that prisoners be seat belted in. prosecutors allege goodson ignored the rule. but officer goode son's attorney, andrew graham, told the judge prisoners are virtually never belted saying gray's death was a freakish accident and that conducting a good officer to "satisfy a desire to have someone to blame will just make a tragic situ death last year exposed long-simmering tension between baltimore po

now to a developing story out of baltimore today. a judge ruled this morning that officer caesar goodson is not guilty in the freddie gray case. goodson was the actual driver of the police van that gray was loaded into before he died. we have team coverage of the verdict tonight beginning with brad bell who is live in downtown baltimore. brad? brad: the importance of what happened hear today cannot be overstated. three of the six officers charged in connection with the death of freddie gray have now gone on trial. there have been zero convictions. tonight, many are wondering whether or not the cases should have been brought in the first place or whether justice is really being done. the moment is captured by court artist bill hennessey. officer goodson holds his hand to his heart. he cleared cop edward nero. seconds earlier, judge barry williams reads his verdict. not guilty on all counts. he explains his logic across the board. prosecutors failing to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that goodson killed freddie gray or committed any c

six baltimore officers were arrested and charged in freddie gray's death. the first trial ended in a hung jury, the second in an acquitable. doug colbert, a law professor at the university of maryland, has attended all three trials. what does that mean for the prosecution? >> it means that convicting a police officer in this country is exceedingly rare event. and it also means there's great deal of empathy and understanding of the police officer and much less so of the people who find themselves suffering injury, and in this case, losing their lives. >> reporter: after gray's funeral, baltimore erupted in violence. buildings burned and more than 150 police officers were injured facing off with rioters. mosby's decision to charge the officers calmed the shaken city and was supported by residents like lois edwards. but now she doubts whether anyone will be convicted. >> they're not going to do nothing to them officers. and i feel like something should be done because a life was taken. >> reporter: critics of the prosecution say these acquittals are proof of a

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another round of storms to the south and west of the baltimore area. now to west of baltimore. getting ready to move over columbia. and then making it to but producing heavier downpours. outdoor dining for this evening. temperatures will fall through the 80's. we will see limited sunshine. depending on your location and whether you have storms over the area or not. we are not looking for widespread severe weather outbreak for the everything. the weekend is here. more on what to expect in a few minutes. leon: you got it. the former fairfax county police officer who shot and killed an unarmed man sentenced to one year in jail. but he won't spend more than a few more days behind bars. a judge imposed the sentence on adam torres who pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in april. torres killed john geer in a standoff at geer's home in springfield three years ago. he was first charged with second-degree murder and then accepted a lesser charge in a plea deal. >> one year in jail is insulting. it was murder. it was not involuntary manslaughter. leon: torres will b next week beca

towards baltimore they're getting heavier downpours. there's been a little lightning with this and just the heavy downpours and to the west along and north of i-70 from smithburg approaching route 15, this is going to track. isolated showers still out there. and it's very muggy. i wouldn't be surprised if we had patches of fog. mid- to upper 70s in the metro. and warrenton at 69 degrees. tomorrow, the front is going to be close. still the threat for a few showers and maybe a storm. we're going to watch it carefully. and melissa -- may be raising the weather alert. and that in check with the upper 70s and low 80s. good news for the weekend. and i'll gladly share the forecast with you. >>> of course, people can download the wusa 9 app to keep track of your weather forecast. if it's severe and you need to know, find it there. >>> breaking news out of britain. votes are being counted on the european referendum. should the united kingdom remain in the eu or leave? with 30% of the votes counts the leave camp was in the lead. stay on top of th

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