an incredible reporter in baltimore. he used to be with "the baltimore sun. now he's with "the baltimore banner." i had followed his reporting very closely it's a true story about the gun trace task force and corruption in baltimore police department and david simon and george pelecanos, you know, created "the wire. >> jimmy: "the wire? not too shabby >> this is their world and they know it well [ applause ] yes, thank you and -- you know, unlike a snowball, it's not the most pleasant story about baltimore but one that's important to be told and -- yeah it's all real and it really happened >> jimmy: i always love when you come on and, congrats, you're fantastic in this i want to show everyone a clip here is josh charles in "we own this city. take a look. >> we could use your insight >> yeah? about what >> well, you have an impressive number of complaints with i.e.d. 46 by my count >> only one sustained. >> given the numbers - >> ma'am, you know with the baltimore cops you don't have complaints that ruin every day they sure as hell ain't policing because if yo

the next target is baltimore. and hopefully you guys are figuring out that these maps with the blue spots are kind of where i'm talking about these stories. so the british they come up to baltimore. that's their next target. they start both a land and see invasion of the city. a bombardment of fort mchenry from the naval forces is 25 hours. when the bombardment stops an american happens to be out in the patapsco river made by the name of francis. scott. key sees the flag flying over the fort and so inspired. that he writes the words that become the us national anthem. this day in 1931. um, so let's talk a little bit about that flag that him to do that. that flag was made by a household of women that household led by mary pickersville. so mary pickerscale is a woman who's born in pennsylvania. she's by the time she moves to baltimore. she's a widow with with a daughter and she is an experienced ship and signal flag maker. and in 1813, she's 37 and she's commissioned to make two flags for for the ford one is 30 by 4

the non-profit that supports the tall ship pride of baltimore, too. we're excited for our fourth featured speaker in our series ranger kate marks har

carla hayden, what was it about the enoch pratt free librarian baltimore that attracted attracted you for so many years. the inning proud-free library was the first library system in the united states and that means that they had a central library and other cities had central libraries of boston, new york, of course, but it was the first library in the country about the 1870s that was established with branch libraries and essential library and mr. edie pratt. was a entrepreneur that came down from massachusetts and made his fortune during the civil war in baltimore. and andrew carnegie heard about this system free for all regardless of religion or color and he said that in the establishment unit pride. and andrew carnegie came down to baltimore to find out how this worked and it was the first public private. covenant in terms of providing public libraries and andrew carnegie in his book gospel of wealth credits in a prep for demonstrating what private philanthropy can do especially in libraries so it was legendary in the library field to any prattville library and you're the director

they say we want the soul of baltimore. you can't have soul without megan the stallion and our girl brittany spencer. we're going to hang out at the preakness. >> hi, ari. >> how are you doing gayle? >> i heard you say something about fall back and kindness because i, too, spent the whole week thinking about buffalo. it doesn't make any sense to me that we can't get baby formula but we can get guns. kindness counts. everybody feels united. the spirit is great. ari, this is your kind of party. this is your kind of pare. it's good music. it's good people i don't know how you feel about horses, but the vibe is really great. and i -- when i walked in, i saw these two sitting here i said what are you doing, and they said we're waiting for ari? i want to say i had to ari. send us love. >> can she hear me, or she doesn't have an an ear piece? >> i don't have a piece but i hear you. >> i love you crashing the interview. you can crash the interviews any time. >> ari, don't tell cbs. >> i don't know. kevin, do you think cbs could fin

we've had gun violence in baltimore. a few years ago we had a gun violence at great oaks school in maryland. we're seeing this happen over and over and over again. i and all marylanders and americans are sad, we're angry, we're fearful, and we're frustrated. yes, we have to deal with the mental health issues here. there's no question about that in my mind. and let me just point out for my colleagues that i joined with senator wyden and senator crapo and senator thune in releasing of a draft on the telehealth recommendations as part of the mental health work that's being done by the senate finance committee and the presiding officer is one of the leaders on this issue. we have to do more for mental health. we released draft discussion documents dealing with telehealth. we learned through covid-19 how important telehealth is for access to care. people who weren't able to get to health care providers were able to do that through telehealth services and we realize how important it is with regards to mental health and behavio

city residents worked with us to keep baltimore safe. now, we didn't get any of this done by resorting to the phony partisan posturing that is so typical in this age of performative politics. in my first inaugural in 2015 i pledged that the politics that have divided our nation need not divide our state. and they haven't. . we have sought out and achieved bipartisan common sense solutions that worked for all the people of our state. it turns out, that is exactly what most voters want. while most americans think that the nation is way off track, as roger mentioned, the overwhelming majority of marylanders believe that our state is headed in the right direction. more than 70% of every single demographic group, regardless of age, race, gender, or party affiliation approve of the job that we are doing. in 2018, while republicans were getting wiped out all across the country, and our deep blue state, and a big blue year, i became only the second republican governor to be reelected in the entire 242-year history of our state. in a state that d

that made that show with the city of baltimore and for the city of baltimore and by the city of baltimore. look, i got to do three months of ride a longs i went on drug raids twice a week. >> stephen: what is that going into a drug raid, mr. actor. i'm sure are you wearing the same sort of protective gear that the police are. but still, going into a room you don't know what is going to happen. >> look, i think my biggest take away from all of this, there are no words for the victims of police corruption and police brutality. there are no words for the folks' fourth amendment rights are violated and folks in prison falsely or people's lives who have been taken. but there say whole other group of victims. and that is good police. and so many members of the law enforcement community in this country are policing for the right reasons, respect the communities that they police from the communities that they police, and do it and they have taken this oath to being a peace keeper and that is not told enough. and i walked away with this unbelievable love and appreciation of the good folk in the ba

of the multiple baltimore papers. and because her dad was a member of congress prominent family. they had the family had had five boys in a row and finally had a girl so that seemed pretty notable. so nancy pelosi has been in the news columns since her birth. she was the person when her father then one the first of three terms to be mayor baltimore. she was the one who held the bible at on the stand for his swearing in so this is someone who grew up with a lot of role models for power one is her remarkable father tommy the elder dalessandro. you are all too young to know him, but some of you might have known his son who was the one-term mayor of baltimore tommy the younger dalessandro who died just about months ago, but the other remarkable role model for nancy pelosi was her mother and her mother was known as big nancy. which was a very apt nickname and it also meant that nancy the woman who the girl who became nancy pelosi was always known as little nancy. and i think she did not shed that nickname until she went aw

became mayor of baltimore and when i was in my first year in college, he was still mayor of baltimore. but she really cared about people. i want to say, our catholic faith, we believed in the separation of church and faith, that church and state, but our religious faith was what motivated us to care about people. public service was a noble calling. we had a responsibility to each other, and especially people in need. so, she was my mother and also a role model. but in congress, one of my role models was lindsay boggs. lindy consulted with lady bird when she was going to be running for office, as you would say things to me like, darling, come here. you know, hale -- that was her husband who died in a plane crash -- hale used to say, don't fight every fight as if it was her last fight. don't fight it like it was your last fight. she had things like that. she was on the opposite side of the twist issue, but she was a staunch democrat, from louisiana. she was like my family, i came from a pro-life family. they wish i would temper my remarks sometimes, but i think they gave up on that a lo

this is a wonderful track for discovering baltimore issue the wonderful city it is. it will be real hot. extra water, as well. >> extra water and take it slow, it's a long day. >> janice: thank you for joining me. back to you. look at this sunrise. >> carley: it's beautiful. >> janice: horses in the background. >> carley: the sunrise matches your hat. >> todd: really cute. >> carley: you're going to be there tomorrow, too, you get to experience all the food and the fun and you're going to bring us the news tomorrow about the race. >> janice: it is the triple crown of fun and thank you to christine moore for this morning. >> carley: great stuff. appreciate it. now turning to more news, title 42 is still set to end on monday and border towns are bracing for an onslot. where is vice president kamala harris? >> todd: we don't know answer to that. lara trump is next and she is here, don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ i'm the latest hashtag challenge. and everyone on social media is trying me. ( car crashing ) but if you don't have the right auto insurance coverage, you could be l

it will be 95 degrees, i think tomorrow in baltimore. we have a really warm stretch of weather this weekend, today into the mid-90s and tomorrow 20 degrees what it should be this time of year. in that cold front comes through. but we are excited appear the second jewel of the triple crown in even though we will not have a triple crown winner, rich strike will not be at the preakness. we think the course will be at belmont. this is a real exciting event for baltimore. they get a lot of their revenue here from the races. d wayne lucas, he could tie for the winningest record at preakness and it is his favorite race. >> carley: i love his personality and so great to be introduced to him. i also loved your interview with female jockey. >> you will see it in the 5:00 a.m. hour. >> todd: we thank you very much. >> carley: i wanted to ask the jockey because so cool. okay, fine have to wait a whole hour? biden approval with hispanic voters is taking in 26%. >> todd: at the next guest with keynote like the rest of americans are not happy with the

we have a very serious problem and baltimore city. we do have good cooperation between the federal government, state local jurisdiction. can you talk about specifically how resources your question here can strengthen our ability to get more resources to baltimore city? >> so, through no fault of the subcommittee, we did not the amount of money the united states attorney's that was in the budget request. it was in the march of the subcommittee as a consequence of that. we received 128 billion dollars less then we would have the clarity to crust, so for that reason we're asking for increases for the u.s. attorney's office, to allow us to hire hundred 57 more assistant u.s. attorney's. obviously, the more u.s. assistant attorneys we have, the easier it is to allocate them around the country, to the places that are in need. the same is true with respect to atf. we are asking for an increase of had 22 agents, again the more that we have, the more we are able to expand the locations in which we can put people. >> thank you, i look forward t

baltimore is a great example of apra. >> mr. johnson of you had meetings it was discussions with the attorney general, things are going to talk about? and if so what ise been said? >> what we are talking about today? no it notis have the specific me too be talk to the administration about what are we going to do about social media platforms? how do we address the rise in racial hate against targeted communities. we have had those conversations but right now there's a different level of urgency because when you look at this young man he had a manifesto much of which was copy and paste from other manifestoes. we have a pattern here we must address the pattern. because our democracy is at stake it is not about individuals it is but when you look at all the individual incidents there is a pattern but we must address this patternus but. >> this is dave in las vegas independently and save the house comes in about five minutes go ahead with your question or comment. ask when the hate group black wife's matters a hate group service and

. ♪ >> let's go ahead and bring in our guests in baltimore. a gun violence survivor and director of emergency general surgery at johns hopkins hospital. a professor of american in comparative politics at northwestern university. and the former regional political director of the national rifle association and author of a book. thank you all for joining us on "inside story." to gun violence archive has already recorded 213 shootings this year. that is shocking by any measure. you are a survivor of gun violence. i want to ask you what your initial reaction is when you learned about this latest horrific school shooting. >> thanks so much for having us on. i felt terrible this past week as every american rightly should. once again we woke up in america with this recurring tragedy that continues to unfold time, and time again. i am absolutely horrified, angry , and heartbroken. i refuse to believe that this is the best we can do. >> the world has seen in the past that in other countries, when there have been mass shootings, lawmakers are able to com

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. 47 people were on the bus when it drove off the road and overturned yesterday near the baltimore suburb of kingsville. no other vehicles were involved. the mega bus says that the driver was one of the people taken to the hospital. the crash is being investigated by state police. >>> and cbs san francisco says a california highway patrol helicopter conducted a dramatic cliff rescue captured on video. a fisherman called 911 last thursday to report a man clinging to a vertical cliff wall about 500 feet above the pacific ocean. in strong winds, the officer was lowered down to the trapped man from the helicopter. the man was placed in a rescue harness and airlifted to safety. it's not known how he got stranded on the cliff, though. >>> up next, a london landmark is ready for its big reveal. we'll show you big ben's new look after a five-year restoration project. i'm still drawn to what's next. even with higher stroke risk due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin that's a trail i want to take. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk better t

so thank you for that initiative, thank you for coming to baltimore. first i want to cover the indo-pacific framework and i watched every word that you say, so i did want to critique, if i might, that in your list of objectives, you included, rightly so, workers issues, promoting workers, businesses, advancing strong labor standards, tackling climate change. all of which i completely agree. but i was disappointed knowing the countries that are in the framework it did not include one of the areas that is been very high priority to this committee. advancing good governance and anti-corruption. i know that you are committed to that but i would ask that there is sensitivity when that is not included in the list of our objectives. >> senator cardin, your leadership on those issues, is very, very clear. good governance issues are included in the trade pillar under what we call good regulatory practices. again, this gets lost in our jargon. if i were to translate it into ordinary english, it is in our regulations, engaging with our partners, ensuring that the

all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests in baltimore. dr. joseph sec, run a gun violence survivor and director of emergency general surgery at johns hopkins hospital in doha, jocelyn sage mitchell, professor of american and comparative politics at northwestern university in cooper and in keen new hampshire. richard feldman, former regional political director at the national rifle association and author of ricochet confessions of a gun lobbyist warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining us on inside story today. dr. second on let me start with you today. the gun violence archive has already recorded 213 shootings this year. that is shocking. by any measure you yourself are a survivor of gone violence. so i want to ask you what your initial reaction was when you learned about this. this latest horrific school shooting involve texas? yeah, well thanks so much for having us on and look. ah, i feel terrible this past week as every american frank we should because once again, we woke up in america with this recurring tragedy that cont

according to the baltimore county fire department, 15 of the 27 hurt were taken to local hospitals. aing me be a gus bust spokesman said the driver was among those hospitalized, and several have already been released. maryland state police are investigating the accident, and officials say there were no other vehicles involved. >>> "saturday night live" ended its season with a farewell to four long-time cast members. >> so are you officially leaving? >> yeah, man lauren accidentally gifted me a sock, so i'm free. >> well, i'm going to miss you, pete. >> thanks, collin. even though i know it says that on your cue card. >> it's pete davidson signing off on "weekend update." he is leaving alongside indicate mckinnon, aidy bryant and kyle mooney all four have been on "snl" for eight years or longer. we know that they've been great. they made some great, great characters and skits they've all flourished with their careers after. you can see where they're head. >> pete davidson, a whole lot for him to juggle. can't wait for them to usher new faces in >> congrats to them. thanks for startin

and also baltimore. a slight risk extending from parts of burlington, vermont new york city, even into raleigh. again, a few tornadoes are possible we're also looking at the chance for some localized flooding as well that's a look at the big weather story of the day here's a closer look at your day ah we'll talk more about that record-breaking heat. and we'll also look at the forecast for the year ahead. >> okay. thank you, michelle. >>> just hours ago a very rare celestial moment did you catch it a complete lunar eclipse began just before midnight eastern time, giving that copper tint to the full moon. according to nasa the hour and a half appearance of the blood moon is the longest eclipse visible in the u.s. since 1989 >> something eerie about it, isn't it pretty but earie >>> up next, snoop swoops in after elon musk says his twitter deal is on hold. ia> and from reality tv to trl. the stars of "chrisley knows best" head to court. the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clear

the 147th preakness stakes in baltimore on nbc and streaming on peacock organizers say they are expecting a packed crowd for the first time in three years. last year only 10,000 people could attend under covid restrictions this year they are expecting about 100,000. the preakness is typically the first time we see the kentucky derby winner, but not this year. rich strike, the horse that shocked the crowd with its long shot win earlier this month, will not be racing tomorrow. his owner says he is giving the horse a rest so no chance for a triple crown winner this year but another horse that did not run in the derby is stealing some of the attention ahead of the big race nbc's steve kornacki reports from track side in baltimore steve. >> reporter: all right, shep, well, yeah, we may not have that kentucky derby winner running in tomorrow's preakness but we got heck of a storyline. we got some we rarely see in horse racing high stakes horse racing that is a girl taking on the boys there will be filly. secret oath comes into the race with a real shot at victory. she won the kentucky oaks two