Baltimore remained calm last night after explosions of grief rocked the city following the funeral of Freddie Grey who died in police custody. Elected officials and mainstream media have focused on property destruction, not on the death of Freddie Grey a young Black man whose spine was severed and voice box crushed.

Our guests are Stephen Janis of the Real News Network which is based in Baltimore; protester Lamont Lilly and Dr. Gerald Horne.

And just hours after the funeral of Freddie Gray, Terrence Kellom was shot to death by an officer with immigration and customs enforcement known as ICE in Detroit Michigan. We speak with Ron Scott, with the Detroit Coalition against Police Brutality.

Also our Weekly Earth Minute.

Baltimore remained calm last night after explosions of grief rocked the city following the funeral of Freddie Grey who died in police custody. Elected officials and mainstream media have focused on property destruction, not on the death of Freddie Grey a young Black man whose spine was severed and voice box crushed.

Our guests are Stephen Janis of the Real News Network which is based in Baltimore; protester Lamont Lilly and Dr. Gerald Horne.

And just hours after the funeral of Freddie Gray, Terrence Kellom was shot to death by an officer with immigration and customs enforcement known as ICE in Detroit Michigan. We speak with Ron Scott, with the Detroit Coalition against Police Brutality.

Also our Weekly Earth Minute.

Baltimore remained calm last night after explosions of grief rocked the city following the funeral of Freddie Grey who died in police custody. Elected officials and mainstream media have focused on property destruction, not on the death of Freddie Grey a young Black man whose spine was severed and voice box crushed.

Our guests are Stephen Janis of the Real News Network which is based in Baltimore; protester Lamont Lilly and Dr. Gerald Horne.

And just hours after the funeral of Freddie Gray, Terrence Kellom was shot to death by an officer with immigration and customs enforcement known as ICE in Detroit Michigan. We speak with Ron Scott, with the Detroit Coalition against Police Brutality.

Also our Weekly Earth Minute.

Baltimore remained calm last night after explosions of grief rocked the city following the funeral of Freddie Grey who died in police custody. Elected officials and mainstream media have focused on property destruction, not on the death of Freddie Grey a young Black man whose spine was severed and voice box crushed.

Our guests are Stephen Janis of the Real News Network which is based in Baltimore; protester Lamont Lilly and Dr. Gerald Horne.

And just hours after the funeral of Freddie Gray, Terrence Kellom was shot to death by an officer with immigration and customs enforcement known as ICE in Detroit Michigan. We speak with Ron Scott, with the Detroit Coalition against Police Brutality.

Also our Weekly Earth Minute.

Baltimore remained calm last night after explosions of grief rocked the city following the funeral of Freddie Grey who died in police custody. Elected officials and mainstream media have focused on property destruction, not on the death of Freddie Grey a young Black man whose spine was severed and voice box crushed.

Our guests are Stephen Janis of the Real News Network which is based in Baltimore; protester Lamont Lilly and Dr. Gerald Horne.

And just hours after the funeral of Freddie Gray, Terrence Kellom was shot to death by an officer with immigration and customs enforcement known as ICE in Detroit Michigan. We speak with Ron Scott, with the Detroit Coalition against Police Brutality.

Also our Weekly Earth Minute.

Rick Donnell Ross better known as Freeway Ricky Ross and Cornell "Coach" Ward join us for a special in studio discussion about their role in the explosion of crack cocaine that hit US streets in the early 80 s. Freeway Rick is the subject of a new documentary film, directed by filmmaker Marc Levin titled Freeway: Crack in the System that chronicles early days of the crack epidemic and the role played by Nicaraguan drug traffickers in bringing the drug to the US with the tacit support of the Central Intelligence Agency during the Reagan administration.

On this week's special roundtable: We remember the Vietnam War, which ended 40 years ago on April 30, 1975, but we also remember those who stood against it. On Saturday, May 2nd, we will gather at the Martin Luther King Memorial in Washington D.C., to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first Vietnam Peace march as part of the conference “The Power of Protest.”

Our panelists are Jackie Goldberg, Tom Hayden, Dr. Gerald Horne. We have a very special guest at the top of the hour: Jonathan Hutto.

On this week's special roundtable: We remember the Vietnam War, which ended 40 years ago on April 30, 1975, but we also remember those who stood against it. On Saturday, May 2nd, we will gather at the Martin Luther King Memorial in Washington D.C., to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first Vietnam Peace march as part of the conference “The Power of Protest.”

Our panelists are Jackie Goldberg, Tom Hayden, Dr. Gerald Horne. We have a very special guest at the top of the hour: Jonathan Hutto.

On this week's special roundtable: We remember the Vietnam War, which ended 40 years ago on April 30, 1975, but we also remember those who stood against it. On Saturday, May 2nd, we will gather at the Martin Luther King Memorial in Washington D.C., to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first Vietnam Peace march as part of the conference “The Power of Protest.”

Our panelists are Jackie Goldberg, Tom Hayden, Dr. Gerald Horne. We have a very special guest at the top of the hour: Jonathan Hutto.

On this week's special roundtable: We remember the Vietnam War, which ended 40 years ago on April 30, 1975, but we also remember those who stood against it. On Saturday, May 2nd, we will gather at the Martin Luther King Memorial in Washington D.C., to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first Vietnam Peace march as part of the conference “The Power of Protest.”

Our panelists are Jackie Goldberg, Tom Hayden, Dr. Gerald Horne. We have a very special guest at the top of the hour: Jonathan Hutto.