trying to just keep the peace and has been desperately trying to corral this unruly mob away from innocent bystanders who have nothing to do with this. >> i am proud of the officers who are out there who were hit to the head who were sent to the hospital in their courage standing tall in light of all of the things. >> schools are closed here today. so teenaged rioters who hit the streets yesterday have nowhere to go. 1500 national guardsmen have been sent to keep the peace. 5,000 officers were mid atlantic will soon join them here. the family of freddie gray who died in police custody has been calling for peace. they don't want any of this in their son's name. but so far a majority of the rioters haven't listened. the result has been the loss of small businesses the loss of a multi-million dollar senior center still under construction and the loss of many many vehicles that you see gulted by

fire just about every other city block. the destruction is spread through out east and west baltimore started here in this mall parking lot where now you can see the national guard is protecting a dunkin' donuts. when the sun comes up just about an hour from now we will have a chance for the first time to check out any possible damage and we will see if things can stay calm long enough for people to clean up. back to you in new york. >> there have only been 27 arrests in new york so far but there is signs of rioters setting fire. can those individuals be arrested and charged if identified? >> yes. the authorities have been publically saying that will be the case. they say there is a ton of video that you can clearly see people's faces. i am looking right now we have another national guard vehicle arriving here at the mall. we don't know what's going on in the area.

but they say there is a lot of evidence, and they plan to take the time to go and review it and retro actively press charges. back to you in new york. >> peter doocy live for us. thank you peter. the mayor of baltimore now at the center of all of this chaos. tensions are boiling over on the streets. she is being blamed for soaking all of the flames. >> leadership is always something especially when it is tested. baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings blake is under fire for the city's violence. it goes back to comments she made over the weekend that sound like she was trying to justify the riots. >> while we try to make sure that they were protected from the cars and the other things that were going on we also gave those who wish to destroy space

to do that as well. >> destroy the space. thaets words coming back to haunt her. insists her words were taken out of context. the mayor saying she wanted to give peaceful protestors a chance to get out their message. >> i never said november wouldr would i ever say we are giving people space to destroy our city. my words should not be twisted. >> timing of a city wide curfew wasn't announced until last night. it doesn't go in effect until tonight despite warnings of violence in social media. for example this flier among baltimore high school students called for a purge this is in reference to a movie where a 24-hour period of no laws leads to widespread violence and looting. instead of blaming the looters and rioters who the mayor calls thugs she says it's the media's fault the violence has gotten out of control. >> it is very unfortunate that

members of your industry decided to miss characterize my words and tried to use it as a way to say that we are inciting violence. no such thing. >> local city council members and clergy leaders took to the streets to dissuade people from pry ott rioting in the first place but their pleas were ignored. >> thank you, kelly. we were talking earlier the president should say something as well. >> the violence coming hours after freddie gray's family laid him to rest. thousands of loved ones and strangers packing the church to say good-bye to the 25-year-old. his family calling for peace. but that plea falling on deaf ears. >> i want ya'll to get justice for my son but don't do it like this. don't tear up the whole city man just for him. it's wrong. >> gray died last week just days

after police arrested him on the street. he was handcuffed and put into a police van without a seat belt after allegedly making eye contact with authorities and then running away. somehow he suffered a severe spinal injury while in police dust de. it is -- custody. officers maintain they did not use force on gray but they say he asked for medical help several times and admit they should have acted sooner to help. six officers involving gray's arrest are now suspended. rioters are justifying their act. some calling it pay back for police brutality in baltimore. >> baltimore obviously is byrning. rioters are out of control. what needs to happen to get that city back under control? bill gavin is assistant director of the fbi in new york and he weighs in now. what needs to hap opinion not only to improve what's happening there in baltimore but also to

improve the relationship with community and cops? >> well the problem is with civil disobedience is allowed, civil disobedience will prevail. that's what happened in this case. what happens now is the police need to take that city back. i can't blame the police officers, those men and women on the front line standing with shields and helmets and batons. they are being held back by the mayor and city officials. they are kept from it doing the job they are hired to do. in this case the first rock that was thrown should have resulted in the first arrest. do not let that happen. but now it is out of control. this still holds the police officers back. this whole thing of letting this get to this state is deplorable. it will make a heck of a training film using unfortunately the baltimore police as what not to do in a

situation like this. it is a horrible situation. >> is there someone with more authority than the mayor or than even the governor that can say this needs to stop. we need to start making arrests. only 27 people arrested. >> it takes a little intestinal fortitude to get that job done. the police need to do what they are trained to do and not held back as they are being held back right now. when this first happened you saw the police car sitting out on the street all by itself p on the fringe of where all of these rioters were. what in god's name did they expect to happen to the car? it was torn to people. they had all of these children being let out of school because they had no transportation. they shut it down. no transportation to take them because they don't have yellow buses in the city of baltimore. what did they think these kids are going to do? they are inquisitive some are bad seeds but they are going to become involved in doing something like that.

this is deplorable the way they acted today. >> we hope the students will stay at home and parents will take control of the situation. let's move on to the next topic. i want to move on to ferguson. a lot of people say it looks like ferguson when you take pictures of it. the police commissioner spoke, police commissioner of baltimore. then i want to get your reaction to what he said. >> ferguson is a much smaller city. baltimore is almost close to 80 square miles and when we have multiple areas popping up we have to have the resources and the numbers. >> he is saying this is much morse worse than ferguson because it is a bigger city. >> it is a bigger city. they have more police officers. they have ak isccess to the national guard and more police officers through out the area. they have 1500 nation until guard officers coming in and they have additional police coming in. why wasn't this done before hand? it was predictable. i just can't understand why they

p didn't address it when they could have. it would have been much less than what's going on right now. watching things burn. watching houses being burned down. this is deplorable. >> we all agree with you, bill. hopefully something will be done and they will have new orders to step in and arrest more people. thank you for getting up early with us and weighing in on this topic. >> the riots in baltimore, the first big test for attorney general loretta lynch. it is ignited the same day as hee she takes over for eric holder. lynch met privately with president obama last night, correct? >> she did. hours after joe biden swore her in. attorney general loretta lynch was facing a riot in baltimore. she spoke about an increasingly important them repairing the relationship between people and

police. >> we can review our criminal justice system with strength and fairness for the protection of both the needs of the victims and the rights of all. we can restore trust and faith, both in our laws and until those of us who enforce them. >> later in a specific statement to baltimore i strongly ask people to add here in the principles of nonviolence in the days ahead and work with the leaders of baltimore to ensure we can protect the security and rights of all residents w. hewe will bring the full resources of department of justice to bear in protecting those under threat. she asked any department says tant that might be helpful there. >> what do we know about how the.unitedstis department investigation will proceed? >> they are investigating freddie gray's death the man who died of a broken spinal cord.

they are looking at whether they violated gray's civil rights. they are investigating trying to figure out how gray died. the police department suspended six officers involved in gray's arrest pending the outcome of the situation. >> thank you for joining us. it is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. heart stopping video. kids getting ready to board the school bus nearly taken out by the speeding suv. >> a teacher being hailed a hero. how he risked his life saving dozens of students. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is.

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>> we are back with a fox news alert. baltimore in police and utter chaos. >> the national guard and city police are on high alert as

rioters ransack and get set in the city. >> quiet here near baltimore city hall. occasionally you see police vehicles flying by. we saw a convoy off to the right here. i will have photographer fillphil here pan over. what officials think this is an m ram a national guard vehicle. these are the types of vehicles around the city in baltimore particularly here in front of the police department to ensure that potential rioters don't reach the breech the barricade. the governor declared a state of emergency here about 1500 national guards man expected to arrive. some have already come here to baltimore, as many as 5,000 could be here. 500 state troopers on their way as well in baltimore. the governor is requesting 5,000

more police officers. meanwhile 15 police officers were wounded and more than 2 dozen rioters injured last night. residents sort of understand why all of this chaos broke out. >> i don't condone this in any form or fashion, but i understand why these young black men, how they feel. they are emotional. i am a peacemaker i have tried to talk to these men, but they are -- like i said it's a lot of emotions and they are tired. >> here's another frightening thought. the police commissioner came out and urged caution saying that rival gangs including the blood, the crypts and black guerilla

families are perhaps coming together to quote take out police officers. that's a big reason some people are upset because curfew which was instituted tonight was not instituted last night. aside from the curfew that is implemented tonight at 10:00 p.m. what's the plan to keep the peace today? >> you can see by the m ram vehicle here there's a much much much more stepped up police presence. the national guards men rolling in. troopers rolling in. 5,000 police officers from other agencies around maryland coming here as well. so a lot of people kind of giving the governor a bad wrap as well. the mayor and police commissioner saying they have time to prepare for this. freddie gray died on april 12th taken into police custody april 12th i should say. died a week later on april 19th.

he was buried yesterday. people saying the city of baltimore had plenty of time to prepare and they should not have been taken off guard the way they were. to answer your yes inquestion in a sentence it is a much more stepped up police presence. >> thank you so much joel. developing at this hour a desperate search underway for a missing 12-year-old florida girl. morgan jadari disappeared from her home after being to bed last thursday. her family woke up friday morning to find her gone. they say the girl is no stranger to running away but concern grew after surveillance pictures of her and a strange mansur if asked from a nearby wal-mart parking lot. as of now police believe the child is no longer with the man because she was spotted alone in polk county saturday. a teacher being hailed a hero after stopping what could have been a deadly school

shooting. police say a 16-year-old student fired off two shots inside washington's north thurston high school. another bullet into the ground another into the air. the chaos social studies teacher brady 'ole done dives into the action during the chaos knocks the shooter into the ground. students are thankful for his quick thinking. >> she ran towards it when we all ran away he was leading the other two to run towards him. he did save a lot of people. possibly even me possibly my friends. >> it is expected he was attempting suicide by cop. he is facing several weapons charges. breaking news coverage continues. rioters lighting the city of baltimore on fire looting stores and attacking police officers overnight. >> with all of the chaos in the streets why would the city wait until tonight to put a curfew into place? why our next guest says it is a catastrophic failure of leadership. >> first on this day in history in 1788 maryland became the 7th

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we are live on the courts of the city. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> we begin with fox news alert. baltimore is burning now. they spend the entire night clashing with police. >> chaos unfolding the day after freddie gray is laid to rest. >> we have complete coverage on the story. >> peter doocy is live on the phone. ee oo last night sirens were the only thing you could hear the. the entire city smells like smoke. the rioters are still pushing the limits of a police force that have been complete lidly overwhelmed for the last day. police force watching their back amid intelligence they say rival gangs are getting together to

carry out a common goal of killing cops. now 15 injured -- 15 officers have been injured so far. but they are all expected to be okay. about 2 dozen arrests have been made so far but that number could rise today after the sun comes out. reinforcements are on the way. 5,000 law enforcement officers from through out the mid atlantic are going to soon help keep the peace. we have already seen some of the 1500 national guard employees in the area. business owners nervously wait for the sun to come up to see how much of their livelihood is there. >> some of the gang members weren't necessarily from the area. those tlentsing police have they been arrested? >> we don't have a tally of the names and the backgrounds of the two dozen or so people who have been arrested yet.

they are for disturbing the peace and obviously 15 officers are expected to be okay. that is a good sign. but it hangs over this entire law enforcement community. it is dangerous for them and their family. >> you didn't feel safe this morning. that's why you are on the phone this morning because you had to move several times. what's happening? describe the scene there. >> this morning we first rolled up to a spot where overnight you could see some cars on fire. there was police lined there. there were national guard vehicles there and protestors there. shortly after they spotted us we were being approached by an

unsafe number of rioters. keep in mind the whole time we are trying to decide if that was a good place to be we could hear gun fire not too far in thence. we have had to move and we are moving again just to make sure we can tell the story in a safe way. >> we appreciate that. thanks peter. >> thanks answer oo lee.-- thanks answer lee. ainsley, thanks heather. >> the mayor is getting backlash and why she is being blamed for the violence. >> she is having a difficult time. baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings blake is under fire for the city's response to the violence. there are comments she made over the weekend that sounded like she was trying to just fy those who were rioting.

>> trying to make sure they were protected from the cars and other things that were going on we also gave those who wished to destroy space to do that as well. >> while the mayor is backtracking insisting her words were taken out of context. the mayor saying she p wanted to give peaceful protestors their chance to get their message out. i never said nor would i ever say we are giving space to destroy our city. my words should not be twisted. >> the timing of a city wide curfew wasn't announced until last night. it doesn't go in effect until tonight despite clear warnings of violence on social media. this flier circulated among baltimore high school students calling for a purge which is a reference to a 2013 movie in which a 24-hour period of no laws the widespread violence and looting. the mayor insisting some protestors however were out there were trying to bring calm.

>> i am proud of the people from the community to have come out and said they don't want this any more. there are people matching right now to bring calm to our community. there are people who want so much for there to be peace and to protect the values of our community. >> those who were out there for the right reasons were no match for those who were out there for all of the wrong reasons. local city council members and cler de bleed -- clergy leaders took to the streets but their calls went unanswered. >> you mentioned officials urging rioters to stop the violence. >> we have heard reports that elijah cummings was there. was the mayor on the front lines? >> didn't know if it was clearly indicated where she was on the front lines. we do know now at 11:45 p.m. theyshe went out to survey the damaged

areas and lamented basically stating for a girl who grew up in baltimore it was all very heartbreaking. >> thank you very much kelly wright. we appreciate it. >> cars on fire the city in total kie os but the mayor waiting until tonight to set the curfew. >> why not mutt it in-- why not put it in place last night. thank you for getting up so early first of all. why is this the case with this curfew? why did you not put it in effect the first night, why tonight and why 10:00 p.m.? >> this is a tough one to understand but we have seen this before. having grown-up in new york i remember the crowned heights riots in 1991. there were all these allegations that mayor david den kins had waited on a response as well kind of ordered the police officers to stand back a bit and

let the crowd vent. i don't get this. there's no evidence whatsoever in these types of scenarios that these things aren't going to get worse if you just tell the cops to kind of stand back. it's bizarre. >> we are seeing advise yo of these rioters throwing rocks at police officers. we saw them earlier of them throwing rocks at the fire trucks when they were passing by. the police were standing down. why is that? >> the theory pervasive in political leadership not police leadership if we let rioters potential rioters blow off some steam or vent that these situations will calm down. as i said there's no evidence that that happens. the only evidence is that it gets far worse. here is what is more troubling. social media was littered with indications that this was going to happen at that mall in baultd

more baltimore. we had warnings gangs were in fact targeting police. there were long-term and short term indicators this was going to boil over. very little was done to stop it. >> some of the initial rioters on the streets were teenagers. what about any charges or anything that can happen to these parents? >> yeah. it is going to be tough based on sheer volume alone. there were hundreds of people coming in and out of there. i have no doubt they are going to use video to pick off people here and there and make some arrests. i doubt there will be any widespread arrests based on video alone and no less the parents. i think sadly most of them are going to wind up getting off. we will be proactive rather than reactive here with the political

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there is fears the death toll could top 10,000. arguments on gay marriage are set to begin. >> doug luzader is live with more. >> good morning. the court is going to consider a couple of questions here. first of all, are states required to offer same sex marriage to all comers. the secondary question if states do not recognize same sex marriage are they required to recognize marriages that were performed in another state. the court will hear arguments on both of those kinds of aspects of this. proponents of same sex marriage argue where state's voters have voted to ban same sex marriage that should not trump the rights of same sex couples. >> the supreme court has said over and over that state or federal government cannot use the democratic process to write

inquality into the law. >> as is so often the case all eyes are on justice anthony kennedy, who may offer the swing vote on this. he authored the opinion two years ago that struck down the defense of marriage act. but opponents of same sex marriage think one of his arguments in that decision may help them here. that is the argument that he made that states should be given a fair amount of deference in making these decisions. >> some of the states have voted to redefine marriage and the federal government needed to recognize those state's definitions. you can't argue that they have the right to define marriage accurately. >> oral arguments will last for two and a half hours. we should get a decision down in june. heather. >> thank you. our fox news alert. baltimore is burning and authorities are being pushed to

their limits. chaos breaking out in the streets hours after freddie gray's family laid him to rest. now the national guard is in the city and on high alert. let's get to joel waldman, he's live on the ground. >> to be honest if you didn't know there was rioting and violence in the city from our vantage point you wouldn't have an idea. we're in front of city hall. you going behind us and some early morning traffic just like what seems like a tip canal day. as you know major violence last night. schools are closed here in baltimore as well. obviously, the baltimore orioles, the baseball games were canceled last night. major changes to the city within the last 24 hours. behind the vantage point of the camera, the baltimore police department steps up security presence there. with police officers taking no

chances in case rioters saunter this way. it got close to here yesterday before being pushed back to the western part of the city. it would be off your tv screen to the right past my last shoeld erhere. the government has declared a state of emergency here. they're expecting between 1,500 and 5,000 national guardmen. the governor is requesting an additional 5,000 police officers from difference jurisdictions. the difference is a stepped up police presence. we talked to a rezsident last night. >> i know this does not have to happen. everybody gets in trouble they don't have to kill everybody for everything. this is not going to help anything. the way to do it is the way our pastors have done it and our

churches and our leaders. and, you know the mayor, that's the way to do it. you know do everything peacefully. let's sit down and talk about this. >> now other troubling situations and already, really fragmented and tormented city the baltimore city police commissioner coming out yesterday and saying that he thinks that one of the reasons we saw this increase this dramatic increase in violence after freddie gray was laid to rest because these normally rival gangs like the bloods the crypts are coming together to quote, try to take out police officers a very troubling development. meanwhile, there was supposed to be a curfew put in place. it never happened. that curfew set to go into place tonight. >> what is the general feeling on the streets this morning? when do police expect people to start rioting again? or do they? >> well i think that's a

$64,000 question. i think i mentioned it off the top, schools are closed today. obviously, for safety reasons. the flip side of that is after freddie gray was laid to rest yesterday on shepard smith's show yesterday, what you saw were throngs and throngs of school age children coming out and attacking the police with those rocks. one police officer seriously injured. the fear could be if these children are not in school things could escalate earlier in the day. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. six minutes till the top of the hour. a city looking more like a war zone. is the mayor to blame for all the violence that's gotten out of hand in baltimore? don't let the dress fool you. she's no lady instead a smooth criminal. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs.

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