i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for starting your day with us. for the first time in day the stores are quiet in baltimore. >> good news after it began with rioters hurting things at police and police retaliating with tear gas. >> the curfew has now been lifted. >> the curfew just a minute ago ended but you look around it is still all quiet here at the epicenter of where we have been seeing so much of the really noisy riots, so much of the clashes between police and protestors and the more violent riders. now we have just in the last few minutes seen a few people emerge. city buses are now running. but things were so secure here with the heavy national guard presence and with the heavy local and state police presence there was no police line last night. when we got here on to the

scene, media is allowed to be here. we had to show credentials. there was no line of officers stretching across the street. they were bunched at each intersection had their tactical vehicles out and obviously keepen keeping an eye on things. that's of course at the back end of the curfew. last night they were shooting pepper balls at protestors to try to disperse a large crowd of people who didn't want to go home on time. an injury of an officer with the exception of a handful of arrests for the people who did not obey as earl will i as we got here and were arrested for violating the curfew. it has been a lot more pasteful in the last few hours. >> that's good news and what everyone wanted to hear. how will the looters be held accountable? >> so there are the police on the front lines right now but

there are also people in back rooms at the police department at law enforcement agencies looking at clear video. they matched faces to names and they will be there monday and tuesday. listen to this. >> there's an infamous photo they took him into custody monday morning. >> there's a piece of footage out there every social media we will find the people responsible for the crime. we are going to arrest them. >> it is early hour before sunrise the seats at camden yards a few days away where the seats are empty. even though a game will remain there the seats will remain empty. they won't let anybody from the public watch the orioles white

sox game. the violence levels has significantly diminished. officials didn't want to take any chances yet. >> peter doocy live on the scene. thank you peter. >> bliss ordered to stand down. we are learning new information about what might have fuelled all of this fire. fox and friends anna kooiman will explain. >> senior law enforcement off if i were shall involved in riot enforcement tells fox news they were given a direct order by the baltimore mayor to stand down monday night. the order effectively tying the hands of baltimore's finest adds they were pelted by rocks, paint cans and liquor gotbottles. the national guard hadz taken command in the city. mayor stephanie rollins blank is criticized for not acting sooner. governor is defending the mayor.

>> she was trying as best she could. this was a difficult situation. i know that it typically takes eight hours to mobile liedz the guard. we did it in three because we were already ready. >> the controversy going back to comments the mayor made over the weekend where it sounded like she was justifying the riots. >> while we tried to make sure they were protected from the cars and other things that were going on,we whethers gave those who wished to destroy space to do those as well. >> as the city spirals out of control rngs al sharpton is adding fuel to the fire blasting the governor saying he's taking cheap shots at the mayor. sharpton called for an end to the vie lengths saying he is planning a march from baltimore to dc. the national guard has activated 1700 guards men to help keep the faes peace. back to you.

>> anna thank you for joining us this morning. 40 miles away from the violence andy instruction president obama weighing in and still blaming the police. the president saying we have seen too many instances of police violence against young, poor african americans calling for a break in the cycle. >> i think there are police departments that have to do some soul searching. i think there's community to do soul searching. we as a country have to do soul searching. this is not new. >> the president adding there is no excuse for the violence and rioting. >> the milwaukee county sheriff david clark says it's the commander-in-chief who needs to do some soul searching. >> it's a mixed message as we always get from him. he mentioned we all need to do some soul searching. i think he needs to do some soul searching about his failed liberal policies that prolonged the misery in the american

ghetto. he said this is society has to step up and do more. this is lifestyle choices. these are flawed lifestyle choices people make like dropping out of school, like failing to stay employed like having kids out of wedlock, like father absent homes. these are behavior changes that have to go on in the american ghettos if we see a change. >> the baltimore curfew will stay in effect for the next six nights. >> new overnight the mid air mystery for a u.s. air force refuelling jet that just disappeared in the radar. it left northern france at 5:00 p.m. heading toward the u.k. 15 minutes after the radar right into the english channel. the jet landed safely at the air force base. the spokesman saying there was an in flight emergency. >> right now u.s. war ship is monitoring after the iranian

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>> new jerseyemergency supplies are trickling in but a shortage on helicopters is slowing down that delivery process. >> the hunt is on for a hit and run driver who plowed down an elderly woman. the whole thing is caught on camera. the woman was hit as a car backed up in a mcdonald parking loment. the driver got out for a few seconds to check on the lady hops back in the car and took off. the elderly woman suffering head injuries. >> now we have more on the fox news alert. a calm over baltimore after violent riots. for months law enforcement leaders have said that it is one of the toughest times to be a cop. >> it is open season on cops right now. i am sick of it. >> bothered by the fact that people pretend like this is an isolated incident. there have been shots fired at police officers on and off for seven months now. >> the last thing we want to see happen in our city is to see an

open season on our police officers. >> with how much danger are officers in now and how much is being done to protect them. randy sutton is the spokesperson for american council on police and a 30 year veteran. >> a 33 year veteran, have you ever seen a time like this when it does appear to be open season on officers? >> well no. i have never really seen anything quite like this. i was a veteran of the rodney king fright night when the riots took place across the country and there was pretty much anarchy at that time. but i don't think we have seen what's taking place in baltimore in 50 years. it is an extremely dangerous time for law enforcement in a lot of different ways. >> and what can we do to counter the problem? it also seems like it is

spreading through social media. >> this is one of the greatest dangers to paceface the police is the abuse of social media. let's look at it a little closer. the seeds of anarchy, the seeds of discontentment and violence that are taking place, they prepare free fertile ground for organized attacks on law enforcement. when you look at organized gangs criminal gangs, they present a tremendous threat to law enforcement. they always have is but now with what has been taking place recently this gives them further impetus and gives them an opportunity to target law enforcement in that anarchy, in that chaos of what is taking place in the streets of baltimore ferguson and wherever the next city is that this takes

place. >> this isn't the first time we have seen this where these groups have come together said they were going to bond together. we saw it as you mentioned in ferguson as well. what can we do to stop it? >> well what law enforcement is doing is using their criminal intelligence capabilities. that means that informants when gang members are being arrested developing informants using electronic surveillance wiretaps and that kind of situation to gather information to mine information to let officers know where the direct threats are. when i saw the gang's bonding in baltimore today, i almost had to laugh because what is happening there is they are presenting themselves as civil groups. they are criminal gangs. they make their sources of income on the backs of their

victims. that is the people that become addicted to their drugs, the people that they victimize and they have for years and years and years. as they present themselves as a civic association as a group to help the community it is sickening for me to see that. last year we saw 126 officers die in the line of duty. we saw an unprecedented amount of ambush attacks on law enforcement two in vegas where two officers were targeted and gunned down while having lunch. we saw the same thing in new york city. >> it really is -- it seems to be unprecedented. lieutenant, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you so much for having me. >> it is now 19 minutes after the top of the hour. panic as passengers packed on a plane see flames shooting out of the engine. >> what happened on board that

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>> it is wednesday april 29th. a fox news lart. the curfew coming to a close after police are forced to fire tear gas in baltimore overnight. now we are getting a first look inside a business as it is being looted. the surveillance video you will only see here. >> a close call on the highway. the dramatic video of a driver-kraing right into a broken down car. the phone call that saved everyone's life. >> and shamed over sweets? >> she said mommy i wasn't able to eat my cookies. >> why this preschooler was sent

home with some of her lunch. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. it is half past the top of the hour. mandatory curfew on the streets of baltimore now lifted. >> this hours after rioters are armed and police officers who were armed were at odds. they were forced to hurl tear gas into the crowd. >> peter doocy is live in baltimore with the latest. >> good morning. that curfew was strictly enforced overnight. first with pepper balls to break up the crowd after 10:00 p.m. in this intersection. folks did not go home at the start of this curfew and then with handcuffs for some who wandered here before 5:00 a.m. despite warnings that were being broadcast from police helicopters and everybody on the

ground that they needed to go home or they would be arrested. but last night much more peaceful than the night before. listen to the grat stee laid-- strategy laid out by the police commissioner. >> as the skirmish line moved forward off to the frank off to the side of them they were taking rocks and glass coming in. they were trying to push the crowd away and out. apparently it worked. firing the pepper balls. the biggest thing is sit zins are i have is a. the city is stable. we hope to maintain it that way. >> one officer was injured with a rock or a brick about 15 minutes away from here. again last night much more peaceful than the night ugh some protestors like the ones surrounding geraldo were still very worked up. >> come on get out of the way

man. >> don't touch me. >> stop blocking my camera. come on. >> come on. stop it. >> you are making a fool of yourself. >> you are making a fool of yourself. >> what happens today. you can see until now with the curfew in effect not much of a police presence there was a lot of national guard but it looks like we might be getting ared to see another police line. this comes as both the police and the protestors anxiously await what happens on friday. friday is when the police investigation as to how freddie gray died will be released. that is when we will learn if any officers will be charged with his death in his custody. >> peter, any evidence to suggest the riots there in baltimore are connected to the ones that happened in furgason? oo -- ferguson? >> there are social media firms

looking into links between at least 20 to several dozen social media accounts that were very active when ferguson hit its peak violence and were also active when baltimore had its peak violence. they are trying to figure out if they are professional protestors or spoof accounts. but there is a link. >> people are traveling not just the residents in baltimore protesting. >> peter doocy live for us on the ground. thanks, peter. >> we have seen the destruction on the streets but we are getting a first-hand look at the damage inflicted inside local businesses. this is an exclusive video showing rioters looting and destroying a store during all of the mayhem. "fox & friends" weekend co host anna kooiman with how business owners are trying to fic up the the -- pick up the pieces. >> how were these people raced that they think this is okay. shocking video obtained by sean hannity says looters tearing apart a show.

rioterers ripping products oh of the shelves grabbing as much as they can carry smashing the door with a sludge handlinger to get inside. this is one of the dozens of examples of rioters ransacking stores. one man stayed there to protect his restaurant but his neighbors weren't so lucky. listen as he described the moment. >> at that point we would have tried to intervene had we been outside. at that point we hadit had grown dark. i was inside with the lights off in case someone broke in i was going to introduce them. i make introductions for them. to the dog and then the lord. >> business owners are feeling a little better. an attorney who represents several of the owners said despite all of the damage there is a silver lining. >> i think the rebuilding is going to take weeks if not months. many of the business owners reported to me that folks from the neighborhood came out in the morning expressed their concerns and helped clean up.

we expect there will be a lot of neighborhood support for their neighborhood small businesses. >> neighbors and volunteers taking to the streets to clean up. residents coming together to stand up against the violence inside their cities. those cleanup efforts ainsley and heather just the beginning to a long road to moving on. >> you are right. anna kooiman live in the studio. she is being called the mom of the year. we showed you this video yesterday of toya gram hitting her son whaten she saw him rioting. >> she explains her actions. >> that's my only son. at the end of the day, i don't want him to be a freddie gray. but to stand up there and vandalize police officers that's not justice. as parents we have to follow through to make sure that's where they are supposed to be at. >> is he a perfect boy? no he is not. but he's mine.

i hope he understands the absurdness of what was going on. >> graham featured on the cover of the new york post under the headlines forget the national guard send in the moms. many parents and the boston police commissioner praising her actions but tloos a division on-line. some saying she is setting a bad example. judy on facebook says hitting, slapping, screaming and fighting is not a way to show disgust. let's continue to dummy down our society. parents this is on you and you alone. shameful. what do you think? role model mom? bad parenting? you can weigh in on this after the show at #keep talking. >> finally feels like spring today for millions of people. >> but there are going to be showers for our families that live down south. maria molina is tracking it all. >> it will feel beautiful for so many of you from the west coast to those in the east coast.

current temperatures are already pleasant. you are in the 50's in new york city in atlanta, 50's from minneapolis down to san antonio and further quest west. take a look at san francisco, parts of montana looking at temperatures in the 40's and 50's this morning. high temperatures will be close to average for many of you and feeling spring like. 70's in new york city. cooler across portions of the great lakes. chicago only make it into the upper 50's today. the plains and also the rockies feeling very much like spring out there. we have a storm system. this storm system responsible for severe weather across the plains. not really can paing a punch in terms of too much severe weather expected with it today. we are looking mostly at areas of rainfall across georgia, south carolina. a few isolated storms. am overall the severe lisrisk much lower today. grab the umbrellas if you live in those states. heather and ainsley over to you. >> a fishing trip on a texas

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>> fox news now confirming baltimore police were given a direct order from the mayor to stand down. can police make decisions and take action without approval from the elected officials. joining me to join in on this is the law enforcement of alliance of america karl roe. thank you for being with us. >> good morning, ainsley. >> we arer hearing from our sources it has been confirmed the mayor told law enforcement to stand down. was there anyway especially after we look at this video when you see some of the rioters throwing rocks at them should they have made a decision? >> chiefs of police are employees. they serve at the pleasure of the mayor or county executive that is appointed them. if they are going to go against

an order given by their boss in a major situation like this they need to be prepared to resign or be fired. some might take that step but it is walking the plank if they do. >> what about them taking the oath to protect the people not protect the political likeliness of the mayor? >> i wish there were more profiles encourage -- in courage. but too off fen chiefs-- often they have to protect the livelihood of the political patrons while figuring out a way to protect the public. on day-to-day basis it is not a problem but in a major episode bike like the one in baltimore it real slois the problems that can oh occur. >> a lot of these rioters are 14 years old, 15, 16 years old.

the i remember at that age i couldn't leave the house without asking my parent's permission. it is encouraging youngsters to go out and take over the city of baltimore. that's what we are seeing. the police commissioner said he hesitates to use force because they are so young. do you agree with that or should they have done something differently? >> i think that is a perfect example of a loyal police chief trying to fall on a sword to protect the mayor. commissioner bat comes out of oakland. he has dealt with numerous violent situations like this involving young people. he knows how to get the job done. the mayor put him on a short leash and as a result put the police officers and the city at risk. >> carl row an thank you for waking up and weighing in on this topic. >> we thousands more of the lois

lerner e-mails found. sister adam what happens now? >> what was once lost now it is found when it comes to the missing irs e-mails december pietd the claims of the irs lois lerner. they were lost tore everforever. >> af it was determined it was disjunctional was recycled and destroyed. >> because it physically destroyed. that is my my understanding. >> lois lerner is looking at the target of conservative nonprofit groups that have tax exempt status. prior to 202 she was placed on leave and retired 4 # months later. the freshtreasury inspector general notified the senate finance committee just yesterday. they have recovered barometer 6

and a half,000 e-mails to and from learner. the e-mail the were lost when the computer crashed in 2011. the inspector general office was able to recover those e-mails from backup tapes. what the obama administration knew about targeting of conservative groups. >> thank you vefrp add bam. appreciate it. to find the fox business network og done to foxbusiness.com/sloonl china maker. >> the unprecedented move. the it has major damage control. we need to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> we have booked geraldo rivera. he will give his first hand account of what it was like to report on the streets last night in baulter mo. we have dr.

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more on our fox news alert. the curfew in baltimore lifted. at least 200 people defying the 10:00 p.m. curfew last night prompting police to deploy tear

gas and pepper spray. ten people were arrested. the focus on the baltimore orioles the team about to play a historic game in front of zero fans. joel waldman is live in baltimore. no one will be there? >> that is right. in the past games have been postponed or moved to other cities this is an absolutely first for major league baseball when the baltimore orioles take on the chicago white sox at 2:00 this afternoon in camden yards. they will be playing in front of zero fans. the only people who will be there is media and security. now, major league baseball's commissioner he came and said this is in response to the rioting saying we believe these decisions are in the best interests of fan safety.

this weekend the baltimore orioles were also saidet to face the tampa bay team but that game was switched to florida. >> hopefully we're as welcoming as we can be. if the situation was reversed it would be nice to see support from other areas as well. >> now the previous low for a major league baseball game stretched all the way back to 1882 when six fans were in the stands for the worcester ruby legs versus the troy trojans. >> six more than will be in the stands later on. that's incredible. joel waldman live for us. whole foods being criticized for making sandwiches in baltimore. they posted this photo, the picture creating a firestorm online.

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before you leave the house, here's what's happening today. ten people arrested in baltimore after police shut down the city with a mandatory curfew. right now armored police still line the city. but children will return back to the schools. investigators now trying to figure out what sparked an engine fire midflight forcing a plane to make an emergency landing. the supreme court weighing the legality of drugs used in executions. time now for the good bad and ugly. the good an 89-year-old veteran and former kansas state football player running for a touchdown during the alumni game. bud light backlash. this logo promotes drunk

driving. the ugly no oreos allowed. a mother getting a note that said cookies she packed wasn't a healthy snack. the school says they don't send notes like that and they're investigating. "fox and friends" starts now. good morning. it is wednesday, april 29th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. the curfew has just been lifted in baltimore. but after another night of violence ten more people were arrested. so did the curfew work? we are live on the streets of charmed city. almost char city. it was the video seen around the world. a mother pulling her son out of the riot. >> i turn around and i look in this crowd and my son is coming across the street with this hoodie on and a mask. at that point, i just lost it. >> she went and got