the curfew in baltimore is about to kick in. go to our facebook page and tell me whether you think folks will abide by it. thank you for watching. our coverage continues now with hannity. thanks this is a fox news alert. a city is on edge tonight. it's 10:00 p.m. in baltimore and a city-wide curfew has just taken effect. they want all the protesters off the streets now. 2,000 national guardsmen and police officers are in. the city to prevent a repeat of last night's mayhem where rioters destroyed 15 buildings, looted dozens of businesses and over 200 arrests and 20 police officers have been injured. we go right to the ground tonight in baltimore with the latest. geraldo rivera is there. >> reporter: hey, it's a very

excited crowd where i'm standing right now as the dead line has come and now we will see if the people clear. i'm with the state senate majority leader. get out of the way, man. you're blocking my camera. come on, stop it. you're making a fool of yourself. you're making a fool of yourself. stop it. >> we don't answer to you. >> reporter: i'm with the state senate majority leader if we can get her away from these

vandals here. i'm sorry. turn around senator, we're live now. go ahead, i'm sorry. >> we want the media to move back. because people want to -- >> it seems like they want trouble. >> they don't want trouble. >> stop making money off of black pain. >> reporter: where do we go tonight? >> we want our people to go home but we also need the media to move back. this is just inciting people. >> you tell me where to go and we'll go. let's move over. >> black lives matter. >> geraldo, can you hear me? >> reporter: i know that was very unpleasant but it shows

you the extent of the emotions. >> it's a very emotional thing. people have been out here all day long. they have been demonstrating very peacefully. what people see are camera lights. it incites people. they have been here all day long demonstrating very peacefully. they are demonstrating because they care about their neighborhoods and about their communities. and what they have been saying all day long is that we need economic development in our communities. we need economic opportunities. this community is not monolithic. but we need police to respect our neighborhoods. when you know that this is not just happening in baltimore. this has happened all across the country. black lives matter and black men have died as a result of being in custody with police. >> reporter: what about the personal responsibility as demonstrated by the brave mother who took her 16-year-old and made sure he went home? >> i stood on the corner and asked parents to come out and get their children and parents did that. and we're grateful for parents

doing that. but what we want america to know is that we have a race problem and that discussion needs to be had at a higher level because there are too many black men inkars incarcerated. >> reporter: will these demonstrators leave? >> it's not spread evenly. it's an issue. >> what about the curfew and the fact that it is a crime to be on the street after 10:00? >> let me just say this. if we allow people to move quietly to their neighborhoods, they will do that. as long as the camera lights are on people are going to be standing here because you're shining the lights on our community. they have had a wonderful, quiet demonstration today because they realize their pharmacy has been destroyed. their mall has been destroyed. and when people are -- >> reporter: will this be rebuilt? >> it will. people are frustrated. i understand their frustration. e we care about our community and about our people. so i'm asking you all, the media, i'm asking you all to turn the lights off.

turn the camera off. give them an opportunity to go home. please. >> geraldo, i have a question. can you hear me? i will take a little issue with what the senator is saying here. cameras don't incite people. cameras don't throw rocks. cameras didn't loot or burn. that happened last night in her city. >> reporter: let me convey that to the majority leader of the state senate. the blaming of the cameras is kind of a cop out, isn't it? >> it's not blaming. they did not. what we're saying is that we need our neighborhood to quiet down. >> reporter: it seems to be calmer now that a couple troublemakers are gone. >> i understand the frustration. i look at the buildings like

they do. when they walk out of their houses they don't feel good about their neighborhood. but people have invested in these communities and people -- >> reporter: will they invest now that the buildings have been burned? >> they will. they are just trying to say we care and we want other people to care. we need fairness. >> i want to call her out on this. when she says she understands people's frustration and she's talking about economic development here that sounds to me like she's rationalizing what happened in her city. the magnitude of what happened people's businesses were destroyed last night, cops were assaulted yesterday. >> the sentiment that sean hannity has is by stress inging the economic injustice you give the people who perpetrated the

violence against modest shopkeepers a free pass. >> first of all, there were a small amount of people that participated in that negative activity last night. >> reporter: there was 235 arrests. >> but we have over 700,000 people who live in this city. while we do not condone violence in any way in the city, i stood on the corners all day yesterday and asked parents and just like you said you saw parents come out and grab their children and take them home. we did that all day yesterday and they did that. but there are people who are frustrated. there are people who don't have jobs. >> reporter: what's with this? what's this about? >> it's about breaking every chain. they are still locked up. this is the kid finally taking a voice. every time you have a meeting and you ain't let them talk. for every time you had a camera out and you were recording something that ain't have nothing to do with them, when you recorded over a murder for every time now, now they making

you listen. so listen to what the kids got to say. but i want the kids to know -- >> reporter: what are the kids going to say u to the shopkeepers who are out of business now? >> it's about celebrating a positive victory. god gave you the movement to get out of this mess without getting hurt. >> reporter: thank you so much. i just want you to pan -- excuse me please. you e see the police line. they have kept the demonstrators in a very small area with a line that is ready for anything as you can see. but so far, asiedde from the loud mouths and there are a considerable number of them things have been peaceful.

although the streets, if you can pan back not yet empty by a long shot. back to you. >> geraldo, we'll get back to you later in the evening. leyland is on the streets of baltimore. what's going on where you are? leyland, i'm not sure if you can hear me. are you there? we'll go back to geraldo. some of the people want to express their point of view. the curfew has come and gone and e yet they stay on the streets. the police yesterday were in full retreat but they are not in retreat right now. what's the main message they have? we don't know the facts on the ground what happened to freddie gray. is it just an assumption that they are making? what are they telling you? >> reporter: you know freddie

gray has his tragedy and outrageous death has certainly fired this crowd up. >> we'll get back to you in a few minutes. >> rick is standing by in another part of the city. >> reporter: we're not far from geraldo's position. there's several hundred police officers here with ryeiot gear and shields. there are several officers thick now. the line was one officer thick most of the day but they have built up forces and they have long lines of officers behind this line. they appear to be getting ready to make a move. there have been regular announcements on loud speaker asking people to go. home. most people have gone home. there are a lot of people in the street, but most of them are journalists. there are a lot of cameras out here. journalists have been told they

can work past 10:00, but people who live in the neighborhood are not supposed to be on the street now and there are people who i spoke with who say they will challenge this 10:00 p.m. curfew and want some sort of showdown with the baltimore city police who are backed up by officers from numerous other counties in maryland and across the region. >> hang on we go to mike tobin who is with congressman elijah cummings. >> i have to get these people home. >> let's go. >> reporter: the congressman is talking with the people one-on-one asking them to go home. he says he doesn't want to talk that much but congressman, we're live here. what are you trying to encourage the people to do? >> i just want them to go home. we have had a very peaceful day and we want to keep it that way. >> reporter: be being out here r you slowing up the police? >> this is my neighborhood. these are people that live in my neighborhood. i live here.

i live five blocks from here. >> reporter: are they listening to you? >> some are listening. >> reporter: congressman elijah cummings out here talking to people trying to get them to go home. i ballpark the crowd at 100 down from 250 just a short time ago. we passed the dead line. the curfew dead line. the tension ramped up a little. you still have people on the street and behind me you have the throngs of police in their tactical gear. >> leyland is with us. you had a busy night last night. i saw the beginning of your interview tonight. a little hostile when you were in that crowd. >> reporter: very hostile towards the media and police. you can hear the loud speeders saying go home it's time to go home. you get the sense that the same thugs who were out last night are out again tonight. you have a number of whom seem to be ready and willing to fight with the police.

and they will have one heck of a fight. we have also seen back in these lines police forces the cavalry is here. obviously, the helicopters above. i want to bring in a young man who we have talked to a lot. he's a college student. you live around here. when you see this on the street tell me what you're thinking. >> these are people's neighborhoods. they are trying to support. there's a lot of stress going on. there's a bunch of policemen? >> you think they are making it worse? >> i'm here with my friend. >> it's only like 30 people here. why do you need all these officers? >> if the 30 people weren't here, the officers could go home. >> this is their home right here. where are they going? you can go home they can't. >> i want to ask, he takes offense at the thugs, but how would e he describe the people that were looting and ryeioting

and burning down buildings and throwing rocks at police officers? how does he describe those people in his neighborhood? >> it's a good question. we were out here all last night. you remember all the guys looting and burning and throwing rocks and liquor bottles. >> amongst the negativity there's a lot of positivity. we're trying to support in a positive note. >> how would you describe those guys? >> they are an anomaly. that's not happening everywhere. this is now. earlier everyone was out here peace peacefully. this is right now. these people don't have anywhere to go. this is their home so they are not going anywhere. >> why not go home? >> give us a sense why not go back to actually home? why not go to bed rather than staying out here? >> because things amongst the people are at an all time high. >> that's what the officers want. they want everyone to leave, but this is their home.

where are they going? >> in other words, you feel like by the police being here they are making things worse? >> exactly. >> they are here to protect and serve. >> we're going to move on, thank you. >> we go back to mike tobin, who is in the middle of a lot of what's going on now. what's happening? >> reporter: i have seen two bottles come over the crowd in this direction. that would be east on north avenue right into the throngs of the officers. you see all the shields go up to absorb the hit from the bottle. they didn't advance. all we have seen right now is announcements coming from the police. the helicopter is overhead right now. there's an announcement coming from the helicopter. presumably it's about dispersing, but you can't hear it very well. when you get one announcement you can hear that pretty well. it's pretty clear what they want. they want people to disperse.

so far you have the lines of police. they have taken a couple hits with the bottles. tensions have ramped up the rowdiness. they are moving forward now. i'll let you listen to it. you can hear that sound. they are very deliberately thumping their shields to make that sound, to be intimidating as they move forward to let everybody know you shouldn't be here in the street. i just saw one more bottle come up over the crowd into the officers as they are advancing. that's the first movement we have seen from the line of tactical officers. >> mike tobin on the scene. >> reporter: another bottle. >> we'll take our first break. we are now 17 minutes into what is supposed to be a curfew in the city of baltimore. we'll continue our live coverage of the protests and also the city's mayor is facing heavy

criticism for letting this entire situation spin out of control. how should she have handled it? we'll check in with rudy giuliani. a video you'll see only tonight. and the one brave money who took on her 16-year-old son. how that ended, coming up.

fox news alert, protest rers ignoring the curfew in the city of baltimore. live on the ground is geraldo rivera. what's going. on? >> reporter: they have started throwing bottles. not they i don't want to say it's the entire crowd, but i saw at least a dozen, at least 10 or

12 bottles being thrown at the police. but malik, formerly of the new black panther party, he's gone through a metamorphosis and representing black lawyers for justice and others. so describe what you are seeing here now? >> well what we are seeing is -- i'm legally observing to see what i'm seeing. you see some pain and suffering. it's just some lightweight bottle throwing. people live here. >> sean hannity says there's no such thing as lightweight bottle throwing. >> it's just a few bottom. ls being thrown. it's nothing serious. >> how would he like a few bottles thrown at him? >> they don't want to be told to be going home. what you still see here is tension and frustration around the issue. you have also see intelligent

young black men expressing the real facts and statistics of the decay of this community. i'm here as a legal observer. >> reporter: you would not like someone throwing bottles in your backyard. >> others do not like the national guard occupying the community. this is a natural antagonism. the people wouldn't even be out here. >> reporter: which is the tail and which is the donkey i'm sure that's true. the message that i urge people to adopt is that mom who smacked her teenage son up the side of the head and said you get off the street get that mask off your face, you get. home, you're 16 years old. >> they wouldn't do that if there wasn't so much poverty here. they wouldn't do it if there wasn't so much police abuse here. so really they have lost touch of this generation. i haven't lost touch with them

but they have lost touch with the generation. so this is a systemic and societal problem. it's an eternal problem in our community. >> reporter: let's stay cool. >> don't they look like the palestinians? don't they look like the palestinians? >> reporter: you're saying that the baltimore police are an occupying force here? what would happen with this it neighborhood but for the cops? >> no answer. >> i don't think much would happen tonight. tonight if they weren't here no crowd would be here. you know how ferguson was. the more armored police show up, the more people want to stay out and challenge them. it will work itself out. >> sean do you have any questions? >> i do have a question.

innocent minority -- >> i'm calling you out. >> innocent minorities businesses were destroyed last night. we have innocent people stores were looted buildings were burned the community has been nearly destroyed last night. >> reporter: he's saying what about the shopkeepers whose lives are destroyed? >> nobody in the black community wants to see the little business that we have -- >> what happens now to this neighborhood? >> there's something happening over there. i don't know what that is. it looks that it's heating up. that's gas of some sort. just hold your ground, we're

okay, just hold your ground. i don't know what that is. it's obvious that the police have lost their patience and they started with the flash bangs. don't run, don't run, we don't run, take it easy just stay with me. just stay with me. when the police line advances, we'll move back this way. >> geraldo, it looks like -- >> reporter: it's pretty intense now. the wind is coming down in our direction. a few seconds -- glass now. i'm not sure that tonight won't be a repeat of last night. >> we'll get back to you.

we go to mike tobin. it looks like tear gas canisters have been fired, mike. >> reporter: this isn't tear gas. you hear that? that's not tear gas. that's just a smoke grenade or i wouldn't be able to stand here is and talk to you. a lot of the stuff and the effect it's created now is you can't see the line of officers and their tactical gear. it's also effectively moved a lot of the crowd back. i can show you here off in that direction. here's a lot of the demonstrators demonstrators. they have backed off the main section of the street. now you can see where the officers are and all the tactical gear. they have managed to move up the street a little bit. there's another one of the smoke grenades that came out. look at all the people who move and one guy trying to kick it back. kid came up and tried to kick it back in the direction of the officers. one more trying it as well.

there's a bunch of stuff now, i think it's more of the flash bang grenades. >> is that being fired by the police department? >> reporter: yeah there's something coming out of the lines. it looks like they have maybe pepper spray guns. a bottle just went at them. a kid who is close to them it looks like they have the guns with the pepper spray balls inside of the gun. that's my observation. i could be wrong on that one. i can't get a real good look but they have something at the front of that line. i just can't see it that well through the smoke, sean. >> mike tobin is on the ground here. as we're watching all of this i want to bring in former mayor rudy giuliani who is just literally shaking his head. a little lightweight bottle throwing, but more importantly, i want to go back to yesterday. i have known you and watched you take control of new york city. when you took control of the

city you had a rule. it was one bottle is thrown, one rock is thrown, those people are arrested immediately. yesterday what we saw in baltimore was the exact opposite. police in retreat. they kept backing up and backing up empowering those people that were attacking them. >> i don't understd how 20 years later, 15 years later we're still making the same mistakes. i took over new york city after there had been two riots in crown heights. a jewish boy was killed and other jewish people beaten up. i vowed there would be no riots while i was mayor. you're not going to get to riot in my city. and i read the report that was done by governor cuomo of the biggest things that was done wrong and that was cooling period. giving them a period of time to just vent kind of like what the mayor here said something like

that. >> the mayor said she wanted to give them space to destroy. >> i think she would want to probably take that statement back now. >> she denies she said it but the reality is she did say it. this happened right outside where the orioles were. >> you can't create a cooling off period for rioters. so here is the rule i had with my police department. first rock get arrested. second rock get arrested. breaking of a window get arrested. we always had more than enough police. if we didn't show them all, we hid them. if my police commissioner would say i need 1,000 people to contain this demonstration i would give them 2,000. >> you'd put 1,000 up front and have the rest hidden. >> hidden where we thought we were going to direct them. you protect the buildings. i had eight years of no riots after two riots in four years. >> because they knew better.

>> i also had a community in washington heights that had a terrible riot in 1992 and a blackout in 1999. that community went from being very high crime community to being a good community. i would ask all those politicians you saw there talking about the terrible conditions economic conditions they have been in charge of baltimore for the last 30 years. this is a democratic city -- >> since 1939. >> o'malley was the governor for eight years. if those people are suffering from economic depravation, then what the heck have they done? what has elijah cummings done for his city? what has that state senator done for that city? what kind of economic development have they done? you go. take a look at brooklyn today and look at it after the things that i did. take a look at harlem today.

>> we're running up on the clock here. saturday night they saw this was coming. they did nothing on sunday. yesterday afternoon -- >> 200 cops. >> they saw the rocks being thrown at the officers and the officers in recrete. they didn't even put a curfew in effect last night. they didn't call in the national guard last night. >> it's the cooling off period. let them vent. it's totally insane. >> do you see what's going on tonight? >> i'll tell you another thing. when it got to be 10:00, that's when they should have been taken off the street. we shouldn't be at 10:30. when i said a demonstration was going to end at 4:00, and i'm thinking of one in particular the million man march when ended up being the 20,000 man march. they gave them to 4:00. ten minutes before the head of

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i think at the end of the day, we should have been much more prepared. the attacks that the children decided to do yesterday was planned out. it was real scripted through social media, we knew it was coming but unfortunately when it came time, it really took a course that the police did not expect. and it's really about being ill prepared. >> you went on to say that this is about decades old anger, frustration and a system that has failed them. but i look at the city of baltimore and it is a majority minority government a majority minor minority police force. are you saying that liberal democratic policies have failed your city? >> just to correct you, it's not a majority minority police force, i just want to make sure we set the record straight. what i did say was that we could continue to look at it from what happened, but it's also important to dissect why it took

place. at no point did i excuse or say that what took place last night should be tolerated. we should continue to go after and we have to aggressively diffuse the situation. >> that's not what you said sir. sir, what you said and i'll quote you. you said this is about the social economics of the poor. are you suggesting by saying that that because people are poor that causes them to throw rocks and to loot and to burn down buildings and to riot like they did last night? is that what happened? >> no not at all. i think you're taking one small snippet of my quote and changing it into the content of my statement. what i was saying if you allow me the opportunity to talk at the end of the day the why occurred based off those systemic issues. what happened was wrong and should not be allowed and we must go after it. but after that after we calm the city after we arrested the

criminals that have caused this damage to our city that could potentially impact us for decades, we also have to examine the qualityive impact of it and why the kids were doing what they were doing. that's what i was talking about. >> i'd like to know. you're a leader in the community and you saw as of 2:00 yesterday afternoon you saw rocks and boulders being hurled at police officers and their cars being broken up. still the city did nothing to prepare u for what happened last night. does the city therefore bare the responsibility to business owners whose entire life savings were burned out last night? >> just to set the record straight it was more like 4:00 or 5:00. >> no it was 3:00, i was watching it on tv. >> sean it's in my district, i was in the area. i was at pennsylvania and north avenue when it originally erupted. the kids decided to meet at the

mall at 3:00. around 3:30 it started to pick up. 4:00 is when the police pushed them down south. >> as a leader in the community, let me ask you this. we have video of all the people throwing rocks at police officers. we have videos of all of these people looting these stores. i would expect that as somebody that works in government that you would support the idea of identifying each and every single person that was lawless in the last cup canouple of days and arrest them. do you support that? >> sean totally. at the end of the day no matter what cause your actions, you should be held accountable. the folks who have been loot inging or burning property, it's critically important that we address that. we go. after that. this is something that can't be sustainable. we can't see this ever again in the city of baltimore. we must attack it and go after it. but again, we have to stop talk about the what and focus on the

why. >> what do you think about your mayor that said we have to give these people room to destroy. >> yeah i mean, i know the media has constantly focused on that. i'm not going to comment on my mayor and her sound byte. >> you don't want to comment on her irresponsible comment? why don't you say that was irresponsible of her? >> because right now throughout the city of baltimore, we were on fire. we're trying to get the city under control. as a responsible council person that's what i need to focus on. the residents, my constituents in the 7th district. >> we appreciate your time. we wish your city the best. coming up more of our breaking news coverage out of baltimore as police are trying to enforce the curfew that went into effect 39 minutes ago. that and more commentary and what we should be doing and seeing from former mayor rudy giuliani and all our reporters on the ground.

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fox news alert, a tense scene in baltimore as protesters refuse to go home and abide by the curfew put in place at 10:00 eastern time. we go back to geraldo who is on the ground. it appears they are not listening. >> reporter: you know sean we think that we saw two youngsters two teenagers being grabbed by the police and taken behind the police line. i would say that they are under arrest. but as you can see, the street now is essentially cleared. that's a police vehicle right in if front of me now. the community activists have been urging everyone and we have heeded their admonition. i don't want to be the jerk who defies people's desire for this to cool down. but the air now must have been

cs gas because we were cry inging. it wasn't tear gas, it must have been cs. we're all kind of woozy. we cleared the tears and blown our noses and now the police line stays strong. the street as you can see, as compared to just 15 minutes ago, sean is clear. excuse me one second. we thought the police would start marching this way. they seem to be holding their ground though. i really must say fair and balance that the vast majority of these protesters have if not gone home they have at least have left this immediate area sean. >> geraldo, we'll get back to you. we continue with mayor giuliani in studio with us. had they done this last night, perhaps those buildings could have been saved. >> sure if they had stopped the first one who looted a building and arrested them. the second one and the third and

the fourth one. if they didn't buy into this cooling off period theory that is the theory that they had. >> here's the thing that i find troubling. decades of bad policies does not excuse throwing bricks at police officers or breaking windows or stealing things. and second who is responsible for the bad policies but the very politicians you were interviewing. they have been in charge of that city, liberal democrats with very left wing policies of dependency don't do anything about the schools, let the teachers union push you around don't support charter schools, don't move people off welfare, don't try aggressive programs of moving people off of welfare into work. i moved 700,000 people off welfare and put them to work. >> they are making excuses. >> there are decades of bad policies. these are the bad policies that the senator wrote about 40 years

ago. they are liberal democratic policies for cities. you see cities falling apart. >> here's what really makes me nervous that a lot of people aren't talking about. police already have a tough enough job. we keep hearing about an alliance. krips, bloods the black gorilla family, the nation of islam, an alliance has been formed with a direct threat to take out their violence against police officers. why do i fear that this will spread to other cities and this could happen simultaneously and a war against police officers breaks out. >> i think the police have to be cognizant of social media. the new york city police department is way ahead in that area. this should have been monitored. they should have picked this up the moment this started moveing around social media with the kids. therefore, instead of having an inadequate number of police they should have had more than

enough police to deal with it. i don't know how good or bad the baltimore police department is at doing something like that. >> the sad part is the police were told to stand down. >> i don't know what instructions they got from the mayor. those are things we don't know. some of the comments are comments that suggested they bought into this cooling off period concept. >> mr. mayor, thank you for stick around. we'll have much more on the tense situation in baltimore. tonight the curfew was put in place less than an hour ago. in just a few minutes, we're going to talk to freddie gray's family attorney. how did this all happen? is this really what precipitated what happened last night and the last couple days? and much more as we continue tonight on "hannity."

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straight ahead. what happened to freddie gray? we have inside exclusive video that will show you the looting taking place. also president obama's response from earlier today, where he missed the mark and more as we have one more hour to go this special edition of "hannity" coming up straight ahead. >> this is a fox news alert. police are trying to clear protestors off of the streets for protesting the death of freddie gray. the gray family fourn is with us. mr. murphy our deep condolences on the death of mr. gray. >> thank you very much. >> we don't know what happened to him. except that we do know that his spine was 80% separated from his neck and he passed away. we know at 8:39 in the morning he was on the streets he saw police and ran