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 him.

we love her. is it time to send in the moms? it is indeed. our nation's vets are to blame for the violence in baltimore. >> a lot of these young people -- i've been talking about this so more. a lot of these young people are coming back from war, they dpoent know their communities and they're ready to do battle. >> that reporter back tracking a bit. hear what she's saying this morning. if you're a veteran, write us. remember mornings are better with friends. welcome aboard. folks, live from studio e. we have good news. last night baltimore not as bad as the night before. it was terrible yesterday morning. >> you are right about that. credit to our reporters.

>> a lot of unscripted moments with our reporters with leland and geraldo. >> you are right with that. we are going to right to the fox news alert. mandatory curfew on the streets of baltimore, now lifted. >> just 5:00 a.m. this morning, this just hours after rioters and armed police were at odds with each other. authorities forced to use tear gas in some spots to get rid of the crowds. >> did it work? peter doocy live in baltimore with the very latest. peter? >> the very latest in the last few minutes, hammers and nails and big plywood sheets going on to what were the windows of that cvs that was looted and then burned by rioters on monday. for the first time since we've been here now, traffic is flowing through this intersection. it's been the center of all the protests north, and pennsylvania. but authorities are still here. you can see just in the last few minutes these officers were all dropped off.

they are waiting here. at the other side of the intersection just ipcase. that said last night was quieter. officials are declaring that the first night of the curfew was a success. when you watch the video, there were some folks -- many many folks who stayed out past the curfew started at 10:00. they were sent home with pepper balls. other folks were sent to jail for handcuffs for wandering into the area despite many warnings not to. there were no big structure fires. only one officer was injured when somebody in the crowd threw rocks. away from the front lines, we are told that officers are checking tapes and they are rounding up the rioters. >> there's an infamous photo of a gentleman standing on top of our cars we took him into custody monday morning. we have good detectives who are going to go through every piece of video footage that's out there. everything that's on social media. we'll find the people that are responsible for the crime.

we're going to arrest them. >> even though things were more peaceful last night, officials not convinced the threat is over. that's why tonight's orioles white sox game will be played in private. camden yards will be closed to the public. nobody is going to catch a foul ball nobody is going to sing the seventh inning stretch. they don't know if the city is safe yet. >> baltimore is ready for t do you remember -- elizabeth you remember what it was like in new york after 9/11? we had the president of the united states throwing out a first pitch. you can't secure baltimore, you have all these emergency plans? if you can't play the game in front of people don't play the game. move it or don't play. >> america's game. it's the first time in 145 year history no fans have been there.

>> baseball should be embarrassed. >> the city should be embarrassed by the fact there was so much violence outside they said stay in the stadium because we can't insure your safety. we should also point out what took so long in baltimore to get the needed help there, well apparently according to leland vittert vittert, our reporter on the streets last night in baltimore. the mayor told the cops stand down. just don't do anything stand down. >> governor confirmed that. there was a stand down order. senior law enforcement official said he was given a direct order by the mayor to her police chief to stand down. >> we didn't see the mayor for eight hours. we did see her, she was depressed. she was waiting three hours to get in touch with the governor. >> the mayor didn't do anything there was one mother we want to remind you about. her name toya graham.

she was watching television on monday night during the rioting and looting. she realized, one of those kids is my son. she went down and found him. she appeared on the cbs evening news last night to explain why she went and did that. >> i turn around and i look in this crowd and my son is actually coming across the street with this hoodie on and a mask. at that point, i just lost it. he gave me eye contact. at that point, not really thinking about cameras or anything like that. that's my only son. and at the end of the day, i don't want him to be a freddie gray. is he a perfect boy? no he's not. but he's mine. i'm just grateful that i was able to get him home. we actually sit back and watched the news. he had facebook friends and everybody, you know making comments saying you shouldn't be mad at your mother.

you should give her a hug. by him seeing everything that's going on i just hope -- i'm not sure -- but i hope that he understands the seriousness of what was going on last night. >> credit to her. she's a supermom. she has six kids. she's a single mom. i love the line is he perfect, no but he is mine. saving him and giving him a chance. >> she tries to shield him from the streets. she feels like the streets are going to get him. i can't keep him inside forever. >> she has a job, she says one of the problems is moms wants to do as much as they can. they got to go to work. she works as an assistant manager at an alcohol and drug treatment center. >> this will make your stomach turn this morning. do you know who's blaming the veterans for the violence in baltimore? brooke baldwin. they said they don't get back

don't get the community and want to do battle. she talked about our veterans being responsible for this. >> i've been talking about this so much a lot of our young people -- i love the veterans some of them are coming back they don't know the communities and they're ready to do baultttle. >> because they're ready to do battle she said don't hire veterans. >> they want to do battle they're protecting your freedom to stand there miked standing on the streets. you say they're ready to do battle and ready to do violence. >> she did tweet somewhat of a apology or walking it back. >> here's the thing, she tweeted it. she said it on television. the big question is will she apologize on air or will she be like carol cost elo who refused to apologize on the air after she told her audience to enjoy

crystal palin's assault. she apologized to some online news source. since many more people are watching right now than watch cnn, brooke baldwin did apologize on twitter. the big question is will she do it on television. >> the other thing i think it's out, she's wrong in the question. you watched a bunch of people back up instead of taking aggressive action. you don't have to explain aggressive action when we just reported they were told to backup by the mayor and they sustained at least 15 injuries because of it. >> how about the fact speaking about the term battle when these men and women are protecting her in that very moment. national guard called in. the military veterans who have joined law enforcement to protect her. >> she got into a twitter fight with people. she went initially on twitter, don't get mad at mine i'm just repeating what friends have told

me. >> think before you say something like that. the national guard has been called in to do service because it was too violent. >> i know you don't watch cnn, if you did you would have seen that. >> do you know what my friends are telling me about heather nauert? they really like her and they want me to toss to her. same about you guys. good morning. a terror attack on the u.s. embassy in saudi arabia foiled. 93 suspected terrorists with ties to isis are under arrest for planning multiple attacks in that mild eastern nation. the plot involved parking a car bomb outside the u.s. embassy, as well as targeted residential calm pounds and security forces. the embassy was closed last night month because of security fears. a scare in the air a plane forced to make an emergency landing after an engine catches fire.

it was diverted to philadelphia after one of the propellers stopped. the cell phone video shows passengers scrambling on the tarmac after they were evacuated. that plane eventually landed safely. we don't have the video, but it does exist. one person was taken to the hospital with chest pains, but is expected to be okay. tony nominations are out. the broadway smash hit finding neverland, totally snubbed. it's a musical about peter pan. the writer of it getting zero recognition among the tony. it's hauling in big bucks every week. >> it's a great show it's the best show i've ever done in my life. >> you've done fantastic shows. >> it is the best show. >> despite the snub, the show's producer says he could not be more proud of the finding neverland team. it has gotten fantastic reviews.

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that's what i'd like to do. there is some bad politicians. who are corrupt. and there are folks in the business community or wall street who don't do the right there. there is some police who aren't doing the right thing. >> president obama speaking yesterday for about 14 minutes. about the violence in baltimore. calling the rioters criminals and thugs and spending more time

to tell the police departments they need to do soul searching. do you think the president's remarks were effective? >> not at l. i understand what president obama is saying, especially when he says we need to do some soul searching. michael jackson had a song years ago. it was called the man in the mirror. i think when president speaks, when members of congress speaks they need to look at the man in the mirror doing the talking. i can tell you right now, you and the viewers, it's not just the people in this community that's fed up with the government. it's many communities that's fed up not just the african-american community. we can blame everything on the police department that's fine. we get blamed all the time. the police don't make law, all we do is enforce the law that congress makes. i think congress and the president needs to look in the mirror when they make these statements. >> i have a question for you, we

understand the mayor was part of a group trying to understand what to do post ferguson in cities across the nation. do you believe that she employed a strategy here to allow these riots to occur? we've got a new report coming in according to leland vittert reporting that a senior administration source says there was direct orders from the mayor to the police chief to stand down on monday night. >> absolutely. they had to have been given that order. let me explain to you why. i was with the police there was so many things going on in front of us and the police wasn't taking any action whatsoever. the only reason they wasn't is because they were told not to. that's why we saw the riots erupt. it doesn't make any sense for the mayor to try to run the police departments, apparently that's what she did in this particular case. >> the dynamics of what's going on right now in baltimore is you've got a democrat mayor, a

republican governor. the governor was ready. the mayor, however waited three hours before she called for help. it does look as if rather than a public safety question this was a political thing. >> it is a political thing, steve. that's the problem right there. it's a political thing. it should not be only a political thing. again, police can only do so much. it's time for our members of congress and the president to stop doing so much talking and let's start doing action. talk is cheap. we get a lot of that out of washington these days. the blame is always put on the police department. >> right. but the president did call them criminals and says it's stealing not protesting. i give him credit for that. real quick, did you see a marked difference last night as opposed to monday night? >> absolutely. the streets were pretty quiet last night. there were a few arrests. matter of fact there was four more arrests this morning i'm hearing. overall, i think it was pretty

g. i think we're going in a right direction. we've got to keep it up. >> you're wearing your peaceful purple that's a good sign too this morning. >> that's right. very peaceful. >> thank you, sir. up next on our run down here they cheated and they're immature. a professor failed his entire class, the school is sticking by the students. that college professor joins us live. then the video is incredible. a family on their way to church nearly taken out by -- oh, my goodness -- a swerving car. how one phone call saved their lives. ♪ k? does it all have to be the same? not with new light and fluffy yoplait greek 100 whips! let's whip up the rules of greek! i've got a to-do list and five acres of fresh air. ♪ ♪ happiness is a drive-over mower deck. [

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professor, first off, what brought you to that point? >> well my job at the university and the classes i was teaching was to -- in this particular class -- teach the strategic management class which was the capstone course where the students were to integrate all the learning that they've had in business courses to that point and then develop a business strategy based on a case in order to demonstrate their competency to go out and apply what they've learned in the school. >> and you said for the most part 80% of these kids -- this is supposed to show they've picked up all this knowledge over the course of their college career you noticed these kids can't do it and they were unteachable, right? >> well i would say roughly about 70% of the students were incapable, even after a review

of being able to do break even analysis to the extent to they couldn't tell you how to break even selling kool-aid you know in their driveway. if they are incapable of doing that from a competency perspective, they're not ready to go out and perform. and i said there's two issues here. one is competency and the other is professionalism. and when the competency wasn't there, and i tried to address that then issues of two students cheating students swearing at me students constantly on their cell phones i think they were doing more facebook work than school work. the behavior of these students led me to believe that on both levels, on the professional and competency level and on the

professionalism level that these students were not ready to be passed for -- and put into the workplace, at least i wasn't willing to give my personal stamp on the work i was seeing. it reflects upon me. >> they're cursing at you in and out of school. they're ignoring you. you said you're failing all of you. do you think there are good kids in the class and getting caught up with the bad kids and getting an f they don't deserve?e that there are -- you know i was given 20% more kids than they normally put through that course. so to say that there were no good apples in the basket of apples would be wrong of me. i think that there are some good apples in that basket. but that said it's impossible -- at least from my ability as a professor with 40 students in that class and very limited time of less than an hour you know three times a week for me to make the

determination of the good apples from the bad apples. but when the vast majority are bad apples i to put my foot down. >> real quick, very disappointed or not disappointed at all or could care less that texas a&m does not back up and reversed everything you did? >> well first of all, texas a&m galveston not college station. this is a satellite of galveston. i was very disappointed and am very disappointed that the administration won't back me up. but i guess on the good side of this in getting caught up in this media frenzy that i wasn't expecting, i have received my guess is somewhere between 50 and 80 letters from professors all around the country thanking me for saying what i did because they're experiencing the same thing. >> i appreciate you sharing your

story j story. thanks for joining us, professor. >> thank you very much. 32 minutes before the top of the hour. she said they were long gone that's not true. thousands of lois lerner's e-mail just found. sports stars speaking out about the violence in baltimore. >> get off the streets. >> violence is not the answer. too many hard working people build this city. we put this city together. we put the city on our back. >> but linebacker ray lewis isn't the only one sharing his frustration. george foreman who might just try a comeback is here to talk not only about life boxing and a little about meat. ♪ the final countdown ♪ ♪ the final countdown ♪ of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar

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news alert for you. the streets of baltimore now open again after closing down for a mandatory curfew. the night was not without drama, at least 200 people defying shut down before police got the situation under control. in total ten people were arrested. as police and national guard totalling about 3,000 try to maintain the peace in baltimore. now social media evidence suggests the same rioters, troublemakers who caused so much damageige ferguson missouri may be some of those behind some of chaos in baltimore. >> how does that happen? anna kooiman has the answer. >> analysts from a social media firm show that 20 to 50 social media accounts in baltimore are tied to the peak period of violence in ferguson. the firm which asked to remain anonymous because of its government work tells fox news channel the data show these professional protesters or anarchists took advantage of freddie gray's death to insight

violence. one account linked to recent union protests in new york city and other disturbances. despite all the violence and the looting, there are still some amazing stories of hope and inspiration coming out of baltimore. take a look at this moment. a little boy offer as group of police officers bottles of water. the image being shared all over the world. another photograph showing citizens helping cops hold the line protecting those officers from any flying debris from rioters. former baltimore ravens linebacker ray lewis who is known for his famous pep talks sends a huge message to the entire city. >> get off the streets. violence is not the answer, violence has never been the answer. too many hardworking people built this city. we put this city together. we put this city on our back. >> ray lewis goes on to tell the kids to go home and stay home. that video shared online some 22 million times.

probably a few more after we have shared it now. >> thank you so much. another athlete is joining us here heavyweight champ to weigh in on the riots in baltimore. champion boxer george foreman. i want to ask you speaking about what's going on in baltimore. you saw how many times that was shared online. when you see baltimore, what are your thoughts? >> i see 1965 los angeles, 1968 in the big cities. they come and they go. when you don't pay attention to children they seek attention. lyndon johnson started a war on poverty. job corp program. get these jobs some education, they're not doing anything. you got to find yourself on the totem pole. >> what's your message to them the kids. >> the message is not to the kids its our grownups. find yourself on the totem pole what are we supposed to be doing? finding avenues to keep these kids busy. you can't leave them to the

parents. >> do you think ray lewis is leaving -- >> no, you're not making a mistake, you got to speak to the parents, too. >> your story you could have been one of those kids dressed in all black throwing rocks, you were going down the wrong path. at 16 years old you changed path. >> the missing link is something called pal, mohammed ali was told you don't have to fight, i'll show you how to get your bicycle back. joe fraser was told come down and work out y. was taken all the way to vegas, police athletic committees. >> these days people say the police were bad. >> they rescued us. we're a product of caring police. maybe the police need to get back more involved. >> they have gotten involved and started coaching the football teams and basketball teams.

>> that will be the salvation for all the youth. the continuous involvement with the police. they are heroes they know who we are. they used to see me down the street and i'd start ducking. they caught me sooner or later. we need them back. we need the police to care about us. >> they've got a really hard job. >> that's what you need. everybody got a hard job. life is hard. boy. >> on a lighter note one of the best things that happened in boxts is pacquiao against mayweather. it's going to cost us $100 to watch it at home. >> i'm buying it to. >> how do you see it coming down? >> if you start pulling -- i think pacquiao can sneak and still a decision but mayweather is a tricky fighter. he's a defensive genius. it's going to be a great fight. i'm so glad it's happening. >> before the big fight, they're going to have to load up on protein, gee, do you have an

online butcher shop these days that might be able to help? >> george foreman's butcher shop. gfbutchershop.com. all these things will be delivered to your house. juicy, succulent. >> where are these meats coming from? >> i'm partnering up with good farmers, grass fed beef. they never had any steroids. >> good. >> we are on steroids me and steve. >> you actually look great. i don't know what it is, you've been pumping weight. >> i might turn pro. >> it's like visiting a local butcher online with you. >> thoughts whatat's what we're talking about with the kids. go back to the days. >> aren't we supposed to throw that on a george foreman grill? >> the grill is good but there's nothing like something to have on the grill. these things are preseasoned for you. comes to your doorstep.

give me your address. >> anywhere in the country george foreman will deliver the meat. >> in a couple of days you will have the best time the most juicy -- you'll be so happy. >> please tell me just like in the movie, rocky, you are in the butcher shop in the back in the cold room. >> i'm the other rocky, i'm in the butcher shop back there eating. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> you never stop. >> check out his only butcher shop. >> i'm going there today. >> thank you very much. >> what about this wonderful person? >> give her a hug. don't break her. >> she's got the best husband in the world. >> my wife feels bad. it's about 20 minutes before the top of the hour. heather joins us. i thought all those e-mails from lois lerner were lost? >> they were supposed to be lost forever. it turns out that now a whole bunch of them have been found. that's where we start our

headlines at this hour. fox news learning the expecter general's office has recovered 64 honey mails. those e-mails have surfaced they have been turned over to the investigative committee. it's a miracle they are all alive. watch this as an suv comes down a highway headed to a family of seven whose family broke down on their way to church on the side of that road. a tow truck there to help parked behind the car taking the brunt of that hit. the lucky escape thanks to a stranger who saw a car swerving down the highway and called 911 for help just moments before the crash. listen. >> this car went up sideways. i think he's drunk. call 911. >> amazingly that dispatcher was able to alert the tow truck

driver about the out of control car just moments before impact. local reports say that that crazy driver had been up for 24 hours and was talking on the phone. we understand that everyone is okay. thankfully. incredible video shows more than 500 dare devils jumping off the world's residential building. check this out. does anybody elseville tingly hands and feet right now? i do. these guys are base jumping off the princess tower in dubai. it's 1,400 feet up in the air. i think that's something that anna kooiman would do, and maybe maria molina. >> good morning. good to see you. i don't know about base jumping, but pretty close up out there

and brave. let me show you what we have. the u.s. open is around the corner. this year it will be aired on fox sports 1. that will be coming up on june 18th. the toefy will berophy will be making its way across the country. let's go ahead and take a look at the weather conditions across the country. it is a beautiful day across most of the nation. you are looking at temperatures that are pleasant early this morning. those numbers wide spread in the 50s and 60s in new orleans, you're currently at 60 degrees. your high temperatures will be pleasant as well. highs in the 70s, the only concern will be some areas of rain across parts of the southeast. and an isolated risk for some severe storms across parts of florida. overall the weather looks relatively quiet. >> thank you very much. now, 18 minutes before the top of the hour. >> back to our top story, an american city left to pick up

the pieces after rioters burn it down. dr. ben carson lived and worked on the streets of baltimore for 30 years. dr. carson joins us next.

got a fox news alert on this wednesday morning. ten arrests on the streets in baltimore. some rioters still ignored a curfew. our next guest has a message to those protesters dr. ben carson spent 36 years living and working in baltimore. he joins us right now live from florida. good morning to you, doctor. it's got to break your heart to see your hometown in flames two nights ago. >> it's awful to see that. but i'm also encouraged by the fact that there were a lot of people out yesterday who were trying to prevent violence. who were cleaning up. who were forming a line between

potential protesters and the police. to make sure that things did not get out of hand. those are the kind of people that i'm very familiar with in baltimore, have worked with for many years. you know trying to create self-esteem in students and helped them to realize what they can do not so much what they can't do. >> surely. the mayor has taken a lot of heat in the last 48 hours over her decision just to wait. it sounds like according to our own leland vittert, she told the top cops to stand down. you've known her for years, you've known her family. what's she doing? does she know what she's doing? >> i think she knows what she's doing. she won election with like 86%, 87% of the vote. sometimes it's hard to distinguish things particularly when you're in a new situation. you know rather than piling on her, i guess what we should be asking is what should big city

mayors be doing when an incident like this occurs? obviously we're in a tinder box across this country. one needs to make preparations early on not actually wait until the situation occurs. i suspect she won't do that again. >> i think you're probably right. when you say tinder box, you mean what? >> i know there's an atmosphere that's being cultivated by i believe, a group of professional thugs. and anytime that they see a situation that they can exploit and create tension between the police and the community, they're going to do that. and the community has to stop and recognize, as i said in several places yesterday, there are going to be bad actors in just about any profession. you know yes there will be some in the police there will be some in the news media. you can't judge the entire

entity on the basis of that. that makes no sense at all. it makes no sense to be out there destroying your own community. recognize that these are people who are taking advantage of the ability to manipulate emotions. we must be smarter than that >> absolutely. you also say for families they got to make sure they know where their kids are, take control of that kids. like that woman did famously who saw her son on television and whacked him on the head. >> she reminds me of my own mother. that's what she would have been doing. i'm not advocating for violence. i am advocating you do what you need to do in order to protect your children and to give them the right messages. >> absolutely. she may have saved his life with that act right there. dr. ben carson joining us today from florida. thank you very much. >> always a pleasure thank you. all right. about ten minutes before the top of the hour. tense moments on the streets in

baltimore and geraldo rivera on the streets. >> come on. get out of the way. stop blocking my camera. come on. come on. stop it. >> what happened next geraldo joins us live from baltimore, next. if you have a dollar in your pocket. you'll see it on there, but apparently in god we trust is too offensive a slogan for a school sign. the pastor behind one school's fight for faith. coming up next. ♪ in god we trust ♪ ♪ here in america ♪ ♪ he's the one to turn to ♪

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in god we trust. okay on your dollar bill but too controversial for one school sign. the aclu pressuring a school to drop the phrase from their marquee, until some students decided to fight back. the father of one of those students and school coach there l pastor joey ketchm joins me now. thanks for being with "fox and friends." the sign is up right now. it's been there for how long? >> it went back up friday around 4:15. >> this has been a part of the school for 15 years as i understand is that correct? >> yes, ma'am. about 16 years in god we trust has been at the top of our school marquee. >> the aclu comes in and they're saying they want it gone that's its offensive. they want those words taken off

the marquee there, you say why not? >> i say, it needs to stay up because if one voice can speak against it and make it come down -- that's what happened in our school system we had a voice stand up against one of our sister schools at walnut hill. because of that one complaint the aclu made our school system -- they had to remove all spiritual references from anything. in god we trust was one of those things at ridgewood. a lot of our people saw that and we live in the community. that's a big part of our day seeing that on our sglienign. >> of course it is. if it's good for the money, it should be good enough for the sign. what i find interesting, is the students. what's been their response? >> well, with everything that we see going on in our world today, our students raised a protest and they did it out of love.

they just wanted their voice to be heard. i got to tell you something, it's been wonderful to see their voices being heard. with the i stand initiative. with the t shirts that say that. i have one on. and i don't know if you guys can see this as well but they just were in awe that how quick the turn around happened. within minutes of the last t shirt being passed out, our fca students passed them out to the students so it was student giving another student a shirt. within minutes that was put back on the marquee. our principal couldn't move fast enough to get that back up. >> it's a job well done by the students there and the i stand initiative seems to work so far. if it's good enough for the money, it's good enough for the school sign. thank you for joining us. tense moments on the streets of baltimore and huhgeraldo rivera

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good morning. today is wednesday, april 29th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. the curfew just lifted after another violent night in baltimore, including a tense confrontation with one of our own. >> come on get out of the way, man. get out of the way. stop blocking my camera. come on. >> seconds from now geraldo joining us live. all right. forget the national guard. would baltimore be better off sending in the moms? this mother seen around the world finally speaking her mind. >> i turn around and i look in this crowd and my son is actually coming across the street with this hoodie on and a

mask. at that point, i just lost it. >> wow. her message to parents across the country, well i hope you're watching today. that's right. meanwhile, whole foods employees feeding the officers on the front lines of baltimore for free. now whole foods under attack for doing a good deed. wait till you hear this. we have a busy two hours starting right now. you're watching "fox and friends" live from new york. >> and baltimore. this whole foods story is crazy. you'll hear about it in just a moment. no good turn goes unpunished. >> that's right. going to bag that umfor you. >> the national guard was called in and they assembled in record time. let's start with a fox news alert. our top story is baltimore on the brink. >> police just reopened the streets after enforcing a

mandatory curfew for all citizens. >> at the point people were arrested for refusing to comply with the curfew. our own geraldo rivera experiencesmith some face to face confrontation with protesters. you saw this on tv. >> now we will see if the people clear. i'm with the state senate majority leader. come on get out of the way, man. get out of way. >> don't touch me. >> stop blocking me camera. stop blocking my camera. come on. come on. stop it. stop it. you're making a fool of yourself. >> i'm -- >> you're making a fool of yourself. calm down. >> let's bring in fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera. that got heated. >> you know he needed the same kind of treatment that mom gave to her son, steve. they were so filled with emotion

and passion and misguided anger, i didn't want to, you know, go overboard. he was becoming so truly annoying and obstructionist. i had an important story to tell standing there with the state senate majority leader after the night they had seen here on monday. we were worried it would become that on tuesday. it's exactly that kind of youthful anarchy that led to the destruction and pain in that community. >> you know you were fantastic standing in the storm, i thought letting people's voices be heard through it had all. my heart was beating there. let's talk about that mom a little bit you're alluding to. she got in there, she's a single mom of six. when she spotted her child, she went in there and really smacked him back into what was going on and said i'm going to give you another chance. it's incredible when you hear her story. son perfect, no. he is mine.

this is why she took him out of those riots. >> i turn around and i look in this crowd and my son is actually coming across the street with this hoodie on and a mask. at that point, i just lost it. he gave me eye contact. and at that point, i wasn't thinking about cameras or anything like that. that's my only son. and at the end of the day, i don't want him to be a freddie gray. is he a perfect boy, no, he's not. but he's mine. i'm grateful that i was able to get him home. >> i'm looking online right now, and most of our viewers support her. but a couple of them are saying i just -- you know, she went over the line by hitting him in the head. >> you know steve, i disagree. first of all, the blows weren't that significant. they were more humiliating to that guy, that young man, pumping himself up. he's filled with all this

righteous indignation and here's his mom busting him. why? because they had destroyed so many innocent's people's property. they had trashed the neighborhood. he was on the verge of becoming one of the 200 odd who were arrested on monday night. i wish the president of the united states when he in his heart felt six point message to the american people about what's happening in baltimore, what's happening with police killings across the country. the president buried the lead. the lead should have been that mom. the lead should have been people taking personal responsibility for their own families and for themselves. that's how you get change in this country. not by blowing up or burning the cvs, not by destroying the senior center. you know those people have profaned the memories of those people who have died at the hands of police officers throughout this country. and i was as impatient as that

mom. that's what we need. that's where it starts. you would have less freddie grays in this country if you had more parents like that it seems to me. >> from the best you can ascertain. i saw leland's shot. he got interrupted by people screaming being angry, not necessarily at fox or leland but just angry. what's the problem with that young man sth? what was the problem with the woman screaming behind you? you have a microphone. where does the anger towards the camera come from? >> i think there is an anger to the situation. to the flight.plight. it is an impoverished neighborhood. the unemployment of these young people north of 30%. no dads in the families to speak of. three out of four have no dads at home. there is a lot of resentment. towards us fox news tends to be prolaw enforcement. procrime if you commit the

crime, you do the time. and i think there is a particular rage directed against us. you know i've been around a long time. i've -- i know the streets as well as any of those guys do. it offends me when they think they can specifically take us and make fools of us. i just won't allow that. >> you're giving them a microphone you're giving them a voice. that's what they said they have not been having. they understand they're getting what they wanted and they're interrupted their own opportunity. >> and ms. pugh seemed to be saying that was causing the violence. >> before i forget here is a cs gas. al i still have it in my eyes after a very long shower this morning. this is what helped disperse that crowd. these are the plastic bullets that were fired when the curfew was not being honored in the initial minutes after 10:00 p.m. last night. what we had here yesterday, i

want to point out was a magnificent effort by the national guards and the police officers from the city of baltimore, the county of baltimore, and the region. >> right. you just mentioned the national guard. whole foods put out a -- posted online yesterday the grocery store -- we teamed up with whole foods market mt. washington to make sandwiches for the men and women keeping baltimore safe. we are grateful to have them here. we're pumped for turkey and cheese. almost immediately after whole foods announced they were feeding for free the national guard, there was a fire storm online with tweets talking about, wait a minute you can't feed them and in fact in several instances they referred to whole -- the national guard as the oppressors. we've got tweets. >> this said this is tone deaf when there are hungry kids there. baltimore's poorest kids are left hungry due to school

closure, no school lunch. whole foods feeds the oppressor. another one here you're looking at whole foods in baltimore, opened my eyes. i used to love whole foods i can't support the company anymore. whole foods said we do both. we support kids in the area and our community. we continue to do that. we always have supported those who served the community. our heart felt sympathy to those that are affected. but that original post they ended up pulling. >> is it whole foods' job to feed everybody in america? >> all i can say is as soon as i leave this live shot i'm going straight to whole foods and getting a breakfast sandwich. i'm filled with admiration for their generosity. those national guardsmen are citizen soldiers. they are people with regular jobs. their lives were disrupted to keep peace in this town in this trouble and ravaged town last night. they succeeded magnificently.

bravo to whole foods. shame on people who make this about the people who are doing their job to keep the peace are the enemy. that's not the enemy. the enemy is anarchy, broken families. the enemy is people with a sense of desperation. this town will heal but it will be a while. it will be a while before you get a company like whole foods to set up an operation in those neighborhoods. >> geraldo rivera who was up late last night and up early today. thank you. it is now 7:11 in new york city. time for news. a couple other things going on. a terror attack on the u.s. embassy in saudi arabia has been foiled. 93 suspected terrorists with ties to isis we're told are now under arrest for planning multiple attacks in that nation.

the plot involved parking car bombs outside the u.s. embassy as well as targeting residential com pounds and security forces there. the embassy was closed last month because of security concerns. a plane forced to make an emergency landing after an engine catches fire midflight. 75 people on board flying from north carolina to new jersey after it was diverted to philadelphia. cell phone video shows passengers scrambling on the tarmac tarmac. the plane landed safely. one person was taken to the hospital with chest pains and is expected to be okay. brand new information coming out on the "clinton cash" controversy. a charity failed to identify 1,100 of its donors. the canadian partnership which was started with a canadian mining executives with ties to

controversial russian mining deals in north america raised a bunch of money and sent it to the clinton foundation. now the large number of anonymous donors and that russian deal now raising new questions about the foundation' possible conflicts of interest during hillary clinton's time at the department of state. we're going to hear a lot more about that when that guy gave $30 million to the clinton foundation. that's the central part of this book. >> if that proves to be true, the obama administration should be madder than anybody. they broke the trust and she broke her word that she gave when she took the job. >> in that case if they broke the law, i'm sure the brand new attorney general is going to prosecute. >> i'm sure josh earnest is going to open up on hillary clinton today. >> we talked to peter schweizer here yesterday and again on radio. >> it sounds like you're bragging. >> i was bragging about your radio show. >> coming up straight ahead, while police were told to stand down one business owner took matters into his own hands.

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order restored in baltimore this morning after police use tear gas to break unof protesters. one restaurant owner taking matters into his own hands standing guard outside his business all night long to keep the rioters at bay. joining me now from baltimore the owner of midtown barbecue and brew tony harrison. i'm looking at this photo of you, with what looks like a couple of friends and a dog that no one would want to mess with. why did you stand out there yourself? >> well at about 2:00 we started to see video of the police line getting beat up. we realized they weren't going to be able to help us. we decided to stand guard duty

on our own property. and luckily, my bros came and i had my dog, my constant companion, sasha. we were able to hold everybody off. >> a lot of businesses suffered from these riots right here. when you did take time -- i know you had to leave to check on your family what happened then? >> well at one point, i left and went home and took the dog home. and when i came back you know they broke a window. i went inside and i waited you know inside in the dark just to protect my place. i had a little bit of weaponry and of course my lovely sasha. and after that you know really nothing happened. >> sure. you know monday i'm just -- i want to get into the heart and mind of business owners. we see businesses devastated after these riots. businesses that people and their families took a long time to build up. do you believe there was a

failure in leadership there? we know the mayor took three hours to call the state for help. >> i'm really disappointed. i was a supporter of stephanie rawlings blake y. really was a supporter of hers. they utterly failed. the failed the businesses the community. they failed their own police officers who were unable to do a job without proper command. unfortunately, i think a lot more damage occurred because of it. i think a lot more bad feelings and emotional harm you know it's going to cause more trouble healing this city based upon the lackluster response of our mayor and her administration. >> we wish all the businesses around you the very best in terms of recovery efforts there. tony harrison owner of midtown barbecue and true brew. are you open today? >> yeah, we were open yesterday, and today. we will continue to be open. we would love to see anybody who wants to come by for barbecue and a good time.

>> we thank you and wish you safety. now this coming up a huge update to a story we brought you last week about a drunken fraternity brother attacking our veterans. what happened to them. we debate if greek life all across the country has gotten out of hand. he's the president of the united states but there's one guy who is still more popular. that's right, the pope. see who we're talking about today in a story for you just ahead. ♪

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sandwiches mcdonald's dropping. it's simplifying its selections leaving one burger and six chicken sand w.s behind. $46,000 is how much it will cost boston taxpayers. the proposal will be discussed. >> 9,900, that's how many retweets the pope gets for each of his posts on twitter. compare that to president obama's account which gets 1,200. your move president obama. steve. new this morning, shut down members of the university of florida fraternity accused of a disgusting act against a group of wounded war veterans down in panama city florida. gets kicked off campus for good. the university of florida chapter was already on proation for a hazing incident last fall. this type of behavior is becoming more widespread. earlier this week dartmouth shut down the alphadelta

fraternity fraternity. we were talking in the newsroom has greek life gotten out of hand? we have a reporter for the national review. and the author of the new book called pledged. you say we have reached a tipping point. it's time to figure out whether or not it's time to say so long to the greek life. >> that's right. greek life has spiralled out of control. we're at the point right now with fraternity and sororities need to reform or risk losing their charters. 14 greeks have died because of hazing or pledging activities since ten2010. that can't continue. >> last week we did the story had you the university of florida kids on spring break, they spit on vets peed on the flag. university of pennsylvania state

one of the sanctioned facebook pages. they have pictures of passed out naked women. it does sound like there's a problem, doesn't it? >> this is disgusting stuff and that's why it's in the news. normal fraternity doing normal stuff isn't a headline. because of the internet the disgusting stuff is coming out on its own. i don't know who you want to do the reforming or what specifically you're proposing. i think a lot of it is going to end up resolving itself especially with things like social media. there is a lot of good things about fraternity. >> i think it will resolve itself in court, unfortunately. i have talked -- my kids went through college, my son was in a fraternity,ing the kind that doesn't have the house. a social fraternity. i talked to a number of college presidents who said we think the greek life probably has run its course. unfortunately it has supporters.

the supporters are the parents who went to a fraternity or sorority. they want their kids to carry on the legacy or the donors. and the college presidents have their hands tied because there's money coming in. if they don't keep the greek life it is not going to stop. >> i think dartmouth is doing the right thing. they're overhauling the citizen and eliminating the groups who won't comply. >> dartmouth has a horrible idea in general with its new policies banning liquor from campus like that's going to work. just going to hide things and make it worse and more dangerous. i don't know why we're deciding regulations are better not necessarily the case. and we don't need to solve everything from up top. these organizations are going to have to do it on their own. >> people are dying. people are dying.

>> kids that aren't greeks die from drinking too much also. >> studies show that greeks drink more heavily. >> they also get higher grades. there are positive and negatives. we need to look at what's the underlying cause. >> we thank you, thanks for dropping by. what do you folks out in tv land think? e-mail us at friends@foxnews.com. baltimore you saw it in flames two nights ago. no one did a thing. breaking overnight, who told police to stand down? we're live on the ground with new details. then a father takes his kids with him to cheer him on during the boston marathon. after a big rehab. but then the family got a letter from the principal. saying that that visit to boston not an excused absence. the letter he just fired back has gone viral.

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as well as pepper balls to clear people out. that got just about everybody out of here. there was ten people arrested who just wandered over despite warnings that if they came here to the corner of pennsylvania and north avenue they would be arrested. we know about 15 minutes away from here there was at least one police officer who was injured when a crowd started throwing rocks at the officers. for the most part night one of the curfew worked. it kept the peace. no repeat of the widespread property damage we saw the night before. and last night was really important. because officials say that another night like monday would have left the city teetering on the brink of disaster. >> as the skirmish line moved forward, they were taking rocks and glass that were coming in. they were trying to push the crowd away and out.

apparently it worked. firing the pepper balls. the biggest thing is that citizens are safe. the city is stable. we hope to maintain it that way. >> so today things are running very smoothly so far. traffic is going on pennsylvania and on north. you can see that there are heavily armed, heavily protected police who are just waiting for anything. and authorities here in baltimore are so serious today, about preventing big crowds from gathering, that they're not going to let anybody inside camden yards for this afternoon's game except the people when are going to play for the orioles and the white sox. it's going to be played in private. that should be quite a sight at 2:00. >> real quick question, behind you is the cvs that was burned out. has cvs announced whether they going to rebuild in that neighborhood? >> not yet.

in fact since -- you're getting a sense they are long way away from even thinking about that. today, they came and hammered up some plywood. you can still smell when you stand a couple steps closer to the building the smoldering merchandise. it seems like that is not something they are even thinking about. >> cleanup first, then rebuild perhaps. >> great work there, peter. how about this boston marathon we know how emotional it was this year. if you're a dad you're running -- say you were injured training. there was dad decides to go ahead and run and says i'm going to bring my family with me. he has twin twins in school. takes them out frf three days told the schools. this was an educational trip to see him run in boston after all that he's been through. and wanted to pay respect to the bombing victims. he got a letter back from the principal saying this. >> he referred to this letter from the principal as a nasty

gram. she wrote, i understand that your family recently took a family vacation i want you to be aware that the school district does not recognize family trips as an excused absence. regardless of the activities involved in the trip. i remember when i was a kid, when my parents took us out of school for a couple of days as long as the parents contacted the school it was excused. >> yeah, it's not excused in our school. >> it's not? >> you have to make up some illness. >> that's good. >> you got to make up some story. >> the marathon wouldn't count? he wasn't going to let the principal run him down. dear madam principal, this is a dad out of philadelphia in the three days out of school they missed they learned about love perseverance overcoming adversity, civic pride. american history. they paid tribute to the victims of oo senseless act of terrorism and learned that no matter what

evil had may occur, terrorists cannot deter the american spirit. >> i took my kids to the freedom trail, the sight of the boston tea party, the boston massacre, the things my kid are going to learn in a year or two. they will be ahead of the game. this was educational. the principal still says in what he refers to as the nasty gram sorry. by the way, mike rossi, pictured right there is going to be pictured on this show tomorrow on "fox and friends." so you can hear it from himself about how disappointed he is that that great trip for the family a once in a lifetime event, he said not excused. >> thousands of likes that has over 15,000 last time i checked. incredible. now we turn to heather nauert. a busy morning, what do you have for us? other things going on. we start out with a fox news alert. brand new information on the potential escilation of tensions

between the united states and iran. right now, an american warship and a spy aircraft monitoring the persian gulf after iranian patrol boats take over an allied cargo ship. despite the fact that that ship is in international waters. that ship belonged to the marshall islands located in the south pacific. the state department says no americans are on board that ship. the ship is anchored off iran's largest base. interesting. developing now, the hunt is on for a hit and run driver who plowed into an elderly woman. the whole thing caught on camera. take a close look. the woman has hit as a car backs up at a california mcdonald's parking lot. the driver got out for just a few seconds to check on her and hopped back in his car and took off. the woman served head injuries. she has since then been released from the hospital. police need your help to find

him. a mom in colorado, says she got this nasty note from her 5-year-old daughter's private school in aurora. apparently the cookies she packed were not healthy enough for her daughter to eat. so her daughter wasn't allowed to eat them. >> they don't provide lunch for my daughter. i provide lunch. it's between me and the doctor on what's healthy for her. >> the school says it is now investigating. let's head outside to brian and maria with the u.s. open trophy. fantastic. >> for the first time ever fox sports will be covering the i couldn't say open. fox sports 1, 2 and fox sports network. you're with the usga. how happy are you with fox? >> we're thrilled it will be a great platform for the u.s. open. >> michael, this trophy is going to be making a tour across the country, right? >> in partnership with lexus we're doing a u.s. open championship trophy tour that

starts here in new york city today. it was founded back in 1894. we'll go out and visit baseball stadiums and local fox affiliates. >> fox sports whatever sport it is i guess the goal is to get your name on this trophy? get a close up. look at all the names on this trophy. it will be heading to washington you said? >> it will. open trophy that goes back to 1895. this will be what the champion wins. >> if we're able to hit this putt we're get our names on that. >> look how far this is. >> how crazy is this? you bring this whole thing with you? is this just for us. >> just for you guys. we'll bring this out to the seattle airport. it will be there from may 4th to june 15th. we're trying to re-create some soft of the greatest performancess.

>> if you get this putt your family will live. if not, they will not. >> i don't know how to hit this. >> it's a pretty straight putt. i'd say give it a run. >> it looks pretty good. >> not bad. oh my god. >> come back in. >> look at that. that is awesome. that's fantastic. >> the last time i putted it was into a clown's mouth. silence please. that's all i ask. as a guy smashes into the truck. >> here we go arebrian. getting ready to putt. >> so mike this is great news. it was nice for you to bring this down. do you mind if i touch it? >> go ahead. >> can i hold it for a while? >> i don't know if it's best museum practices, but it will be fun to give this out next year. >> are rory mcelroy trying to

assert his dominance. >> phil mickleson going for the career grand slam. >> thanks a lot. thank you for coming down here. guys tell me what's coming up next. >> that just started out as putt putt and turned into croquet, you're an aggressive putter. sorry about maria's family though. meanwhile, he issued a wakeup call to the black community after the fallout in ferguson missouri. >> look in the mirror figure out what you're doing, what you're not doing. take some personal response damn damnability for your lives. >> the man behind that video is back with a message for the criminals in baltimore. >> combat veterans get an unwelcome surprise. a hateful note condemning his service. what happened next will restore your faith in america.

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a fox news alert right now. police across the country are on high alert preparing for more protests after the violence in baltimore monday and some on tuesday. our next guest issued a wakeup call to the black community after the ferguson protests last year. >> racism still exists probably always going to exist. gets over there. there are law enforcement officers out there that take things too far and abuse their power. they're humans we're a flawed species. if your life is messed up it ain't because of slavery. take some personal response

damnbility for your lives. >> joining is the man, frederick wilson the second. thank you for joining us. we have to get your perspective on what's happening enbaltimore. what would be your advice to a young man who is about oo set fire to something or turn over a cop car or take op a police officer? >> my advice would be similar as ray lewis, go home. like go home. sit down analyze the situation. okay you're angry, why are you angry? what are the issues to be angry about. how can you do something productive to help and better these issues. because last time i checked throwing bricks and setting cop cars on fire that doesn't help a whole lot. it didn't help enin '92 or last year. go home. you're young go home. you got school in the morning. go home. do something productive. figure out what you can do

that's going to help the cause. >> life is not fair maybe it is harder for you than a middle class kid. so what overcome it. and you'll be better for it? >> yes. again, it's not something you can overcome on your own. as a community let's get everybody to help overcome. those that are struggling those that aren't struggling help those who are. this whole constantly be angry about the same things over and over not doing any productive about our anger and wonder why we're still in the same situation. there is no brick wall in here but we might as well beat ourselves against a brick wall. >> where did you get your perspective from? >> just i guess, you know just from my parents in general. learning right from wrong. learning you know taking responsibility for your actions. things happen to you. act accordingly, but you have to make sure okay when things are happening to me what's my role

in that. am i doing all that i can be doing. was i doing something i was or wasn't supposed to be doing. analyze the situation from all angles to get a better understanding. just going out and acting with blind rage without plan or any productivity it's ridiculous. >> have you gotten backlash because of you views? >> absolutely. it doesn't bother me. most of the feedback has been overwhelmly positive. the feed back that has been negative. it's a situation where the truth hurts. it seems like a lot of the people that are ang reest, are the ones i'm talking about you and the situations you're in. >> where are you going out this? >> i'm heading out to detroit. in december two young women were senselessly murdered. one of the young girls was murdered at 16 her family reached out to me after seeing the video. they wanted me to come out there and speak.

they're having a unity walk. the mayor is going to be speaking i hope to be speaking with the mayor on behalf of the family. and helping that community to come together in the wake of these two senseless tragedies. and just start something that becomes an annual thing, get people involved to bring awareness these killings need to stop. >> maybe this is the beginning of your political career. thank you for your perspective here on "fox and friends." good luck on your appearances. >> thank you. ten minutes before the top of the hour. coming up he's an afghanistan veteran and war hero. when he returned to his car, he found this hateful note condemning him condemning his service. ♪ nexium 24hr. it's the purple pill. the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand. available without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protectiontm.

he risked his life defending freedom in afghanistan. but instead of a thank you, one war veteran got an unwelcome surprise in the windshield of his car. it was a note that said this quote, you should be ashamed of yourself you are a murder if you served in afghanistan. i hope you watch your child starve and die in front of you. as you have done to the people of afghanistan. a war veteran received that note. thank you for joining us today. i'm shaking reading that right now. when you walked out of the store buying eggs and you saw that and read it what did you feel? >> i was angry. i'm a father. i have a young daughter. i have no problem if you disagree with the war and my service, that's your right. i went to war to defend that. leave my child out of this. the irony of this is that

yesterday was actually my alive day. i'm only sitting here talking to you because my translator from the war saved my life. he shot and killed two taliban fighters who were about to kill me. i spent five years spenting for this guy to get a visa to come over here. when he got here he asked me to use the money i raised to bring him here to start a foundation. we helped afghans who served our military. of all the people why me? >> you're offering the nation and those who helped us in the process. what do you have to say to this person who left this? do you know who it is? >> i have no idea. i reported it to police they said as much as they'd like to assist it's not a crime. if the person is listening, i want to ask this you made me angry, fine. i'm going to thak that anger and i'm going to do something positive with it. i'm going to channel it.

i'm going to use it and motivate it to work that much harder to help these iraqis and afghans who i consider and others who served to be veterans to get resettled here. that's my greatest challenge. i found so much support from folks telling me pay no attention to this person. all i want to ask, if you wants to take a negative situation and turn it to the positive my biggest challenge is raising the support and the funds for these people. >> absolutely. you know you posted your remarks, that letter and you wrote seriously? and there's been so much positive response. we want to thank you for your service then in afghanistan. for your service now to those who have helped our nation. this is my note to you. right now. captain we thank you for your time here and we wish you well. >> thank you very much. if folks could go to nooneleft.org. >> america's mayor rudy guiliani is here at the top of the hour with reaction to what's going on

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good morning. it is wednesday april 29th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. at fox news alert for you now. baltimore waking up after its first night with a curfew. it did not come without violence. ten more people arrested for rioting, where does the city go from there and are liberal policies to blame? mayor rudy guiliani with us in moments. >> it was a video seen around the world. a mother smacking her son in the head in the middle of that riot. this morning, we've identified her and she's speaking out. >> i turn around and i look in this crowd and my son is actually coming across the street with this hoodie on and a mask. at that point, i just lost it. >> we know what she did next. her message to every parent watching today coming up. all right. here's a theory we haven't heard yet. blame our veterans for the

violence in baltimore? >> a lot of these young people -- i've been talking about this so much. a lot of young people -- i love our nation's veterans, some of them are coming back from war. they don't know the communities and they're ready to do battle. >> yeah. more on that shortly. by the way, let me just tell you, we have one hour left leme remind you mornings are better with friends and it starts right now. welcome back it is 8:00 a.m. at "fox and friends." we still start with a fox news alert. right now, baltimore is getting back to some sort of normalcy hours after police lifted a mandatory curfew there. >> there was a curfew but not everybody obeyed the rules. pety doocy is live on the ground in baltimore near that cvs that got burned out. >> remember the video that

sparked the riots in baltimore this week was of freddie gray in distress being loaded into a police van. we have some new video from before the sun came up this morning of people being arrested for violenting the curfew. as you can see, they were being handled very gently and politely be the police. there were ten people arrested for being out too late. we are seeing authorities round up rioters now that they have had a chance to review the tape. >> there's an infamous photo of a gentleman standing on top of one of our cars that broke out the windows, we took him into custody monday morning. we will go through everything that's on social media, we'll find the people that are responsible for the crime. we're going to arrest them. >> the heavily armed national

guardsmen as well as state troopers you see behind me seem to be acting as some kind of a deterrent. while one officer was injured last night when a rioter threw a rock or brick, there was no widespread violence and there was no widespread property damage last night. so now, on a beautiful wednesday in baltimore, we wait to see how long that lasts. back to you in new york. >> thank you very much. bring in america's mayor rudy june yawn rudy guiliani. what do you make of what's happened in baltimore? >> the first day when there weren't enough police and the police must have gotten some kind of order to back down -- >> we had confirmation on that. >> which is a theory that goes way back and has been discredited. it's the cooling off theory. it helped to create the crown heights riots in new york.

the mayor at the time allowed the people to basically riot for a while, get the steam out, get it out. and the police backed off. until finally, the police union got so upset, cops were getting beat up so bad, the chief had to come in and end the riot. after three days of people getting pounded and beaten. in the report he wrote you shouldn't allow cooling off periods. you should arrest the fist person that throws a rock or breaks a window or tries to burn something. stop it immediately. when it's three people not when it's -- there's no such thing as a cooling off period. a beginning riot gets hotter it doesn't get cooler. it seems to me the people there and in ferguson way back when the cops backed off in the very beginning and the stores were being looted. people have a right to protest, they have a right to make their opinion known. they can be very upset about what they consider to be a

murder of a person in custody, you cannot destroy property. first person does it goes to jail. >> that's the point. if we do it this way, nobody gets hurt. except the people mom and pop who own that wig shop who owned -- >> also you limit it to two or three. i took over new york city after it had two riots in four years. it was pretty much the same city right? how many riots did i have in eight years, none. >> you brought it back. >> i followed that rule. that -- first of all there wouldn't have been 200 cops there would have been 2,000. some of them would have been hidden. the first person who threw a rock would have been arrested. the first one that tried to burn something would have been arrested. if i needed 2,000 more cops i wake them up and they'd be there. here was the rule you don't get to riot in mooy city. if you're going to protest it you're going to do it on the street. you set rules.

people have a right to express themselves. they don't have a right to stomp all over you. >> give them space to destroy -- do you believe -- i know you've been vocal about this the liberal policies for decades are responsible? >> it was amazing for the politicians complain about the conditions in baltimore when it's been a democratic city for 40 years. they're right. that neighborhood has not been revived the way harlem has been revived, the way brooklyn and neighborhoods in new york city have been revived. which i by the way, started. >> whose fault is it. >> they have the responsibility. they are saying unfavorable conditions. for all but about four years out of the last 40 it's been a democratic governor total democratic legislature, democratic city with extremely left wing policies. which is one of the problems. >> right.

i got to bring it to this charles krauthammer made this point, i watched when the mayor came on on 8:00 on monday night. she told the police to back up and did not call the national guard. she came out glum. you elect a mayor not to express sadness but to do something that prevent the events that cause sadness. >> the mayor should have had the police department there the moment they really started to feel this starting to happen which would easily have been by saturday at the oriole game. they should have had police she should -- >> what about the tone? when you come out, are you aware of your tone and how people are going to feed off you, if you -- >> i think people knew when i was mayor, you were not going to get to riot. i think i could look into a camera and i could say, we got rules. you want to protest, what i did -- what my commissioners did, every right to do it. you get to stand on that corner and you're not going to interfere with the rights of

other people. if you do, i will arrest you and i did and we didn't have riots. >> the riots two nights ago, they were analyzing them on cnn yesterday. brooke baldwin was interviewing elijah columbiaummings, her comment on cnn, this is a host -- essentially was do you know who you should blame for the rioting, vets. >> i've been talking about this so much. a lot of young people -- i love our nation's veterans some of them are coming back from war, they don't know the communities and they're ready to do battle. >> they're coming back from war and ready to do battle. these guys who are coming back -- >> they were the rioters? i'd like to see when they picked them up when they were throwing rock and burning things were veterans of the -- >> she's talking about police officers who formerly were veterans. >> they're --

>> or. >> they're probably the most disciplined. the police officers that i had who were former veterans were the most disciplined, i don't know the baltimore police department i can't defend it the way i could the new york police department. i found the veterans in the new york police department were the very best. charles krauthammer made a point, every single politician who are talking about how bad things are in baltimore should be in favor of choice for schoolsism schools. we can't affect a single family home as much. we can't affect what happens in people's homes. we can't affect schools. the schools in baltimore are awful. one of the reasons parents like the mother you had on television that mother should have a choice of what school her son goes to.

>> yankees stadium after 9/11 were secure. they decided camden yards will play in front of nobody. i am outraged by that. that's an acquiescence. >> i gave a speech last night to an israeli group about terrorism. i said one of the great defenses against terrorism is resiliency don't let it stop your way of life. move forward the way the people of israel did, the way people of britain did, the way we did. the ball game should go in. we've defended against -- we had baseball after september 11th. >> with the president on the mound. >> part -- >> keep people on the outside stadium as was the case -- >> enough police bunch of punks. this whole idea if you see too many police it causes a riot. complete nonsense. you see too many police it fright frightens you and you stop. >> thank you. >> thank yous, rudy. let's get some news.

good morning. let's start out in nigeria this is a fox news alert. there is a major military operation taking place in the country freeing 200 girls from the clutches from boko haram. the armed forces taking out four of the terror group's camps. 93 women we're told were rescued from that islamic militant group. in addition to 200 girls. the military says these girls are not the ones who were abducted from their school last year. never the less glad some of the girls are free. the death toll is rising right now in nepal. more than 5,000 lives taken after saturday's deadly earthquake. you're taking a live look at some rescue crews as they desperately search for any survivors. and there is some good news to tell you about this morning. there was a miracle rescue that happened in katmandu unbelievable one here. a man was pulled out of the rubble after he was trapped underground for four days.

we're told emergency supplies are slowly trickling in to nepal. there is a shortage of helicopters and it's slowing down the delivery process. back here at home, terrifying moments in the sky a plane makes an emergency landing after an engine catches fire. 75 people were on board. it was flying from raleigh north carolina to newark new jersey. cell phone video shows passengers scrambling on the tarmac after they were evacuated. the plane landed safely. one person was taken to the hospital with chest pains but is expected to be okay. thank goodness for that. those are your headlines. i'll see you in a half an hour. we just told you about the mom who ran into the riots to slap some sense into her son. next she speaks out. >> i turn around and i look in this crowd and my son is actually coming across the street with this hoodie on and a mask.

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there has been a lot of video out of baltimore in the last 48 hours, but the part that went viral is that mom right there as she read her son the riot act. the headline in the "new york post" today is send in the moms. she was at home and watching tv like everybody else. then she realized that's my son. >> she went in. when you hear her speak. is she perfecthe perfect? no he's not. i don't want him to be freddie gray. >> i turn around and look in the crowd and my son is coming across the street with isthe hoodie on and a mask. at that point, i just lost it. he gave me eye contact. and at that point, not really thinking about cameras or anything like that. that's my only son. and at the end of the day, i

don't want him to be a freddie gray. is he a perfect boy? no he's not, but he's mine. want i'm just grateful that i was able to get him home. we actually sat back and watched the news and everything. he has facebook friends and everybody, you know making comments saying you shouldn't be mad at your mother. you should give her a hug. by him seeing everything that's going on i hope -- not sure but i hope that he understands the seriousness of what was going on last night. >> as she spoke further, you could hear her frustration, she's got six kids i try to keep them in and away. she's still got a job. she's got to supply food and make a living for her family. but she says i feel like the streets are going to get him. even though i can't protect him forever. he's 16. >> some people have said it was inappropriate that she whacked him in the head. >> that's is tough love in

action a mom who will not give up on her child. >> look he's got the whole black outfit on. what's this going on? >> there are some other powerful images that have gone viral. we wanted to show you as well. first one up, we're going to show you right here is of a young boy there in baltimore offering riot officers water. that went viral. >> that was one of the most inspiring photos. then this photo here you see citizens lined up. you saw this last night. this going viral. the people who are living there lining up to form a barrier between the rioters and agitators and the police. >> you see here a photo of one man, fist bumping with an officer who is in full riot gear. >> if i was the mayor of baltimore, two images ago where all those people were lined up in front of the cops to protect them. if i were the mayor i'd call them into the city hall and give

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to aim omatnly at the cancer cells. we're using pills to turn off problems in cancer cells so they'll die and go away. we're using how to use the body's own immune system to fight our cancers. the results have been dramatic. >> when we hear about angelina's cancer treatment what can you tell us? >> she inherited the gene that causes patients who have a gene to have high incidents of cancer. she did the right thing, he removed those tissues that were at the highest risk of developing cancer. >> what breakthroughs in cancer should we have our eyes on? >> one of the most exciting breakthrough is the ovarian cancer like you were speaking about earlier. ovarian cancer that's associated with the rbca gene or heredity

form of ovarian cancer. we've had approval of a medicine that targets the baca gene. it shows us when we understand what's driving these cancers, we can effectively fight them better not use chemotherapy necessarily. spare the patient some of the side effects. we realize treatment of cancer is not a one size fits all approach anymore. we have to tailor our treatment to individual cancers and the individual patient. >> it's great that work is going on. i want to transfer hooto colon cancer. >> we're excited in the last ten years we have tripled survival with colon cancer. this year we just had a new treatment that was approved last week. which blocked blood vessel flow to the cancers. i think we'll have another one approved next year. most of these are targeted agents looking at having the body fight the cancer itself. what's more important is

bringing these agents into the community. most patients can stay in their homes and have access to the latest and greatest care. >> lung cancerer one of the top killers? >> the leading cause of death from cancer i'm selfish but i know more is happening in lung cancer. one of the exciting things have been the idea you can use a therapy to boost a person's own immune system to fight cancer. we have a drug that's now approved it's a medicine that boost's a person's immunity system. just two weeks ago -- >> are you referring to the polio? >> a little bit different. the idea is somewhat similar in terms of trying to activate your immune system. these are therapies that don't work through the polio vaccine you're alluding to. in the last two months we have new therapy, that are on the horizon for a lot of patients with lung cancer that can use

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we are back with a fox news alert. look at these images the streets of baltimore reopening this morning after closing down because of a mandatory curfew over night. between 10:00 and 5:00 a.m. this morning. 200 people defied that curfew and remained on the streets after 10:00. >> all right. in that case police used tear gas, and pepper spray. to get the situation under control. some rioters launching the tear gas canisters back at the officers. in total, ten people were arrested. overall much better night than monday night. >> did you hear about this? whole foods blasted online. they posted this photo offering

members of the national guard some sandwiches in baltimore. this is their tweet. we teamed up with whole foods market in mt. washington to make sandwiches for the men and women keeping baltimore safe. we're happy to have them here. you would think it would be received well. >> there was a fire storm online where people could not believe an organization like whole foods would be feeding the national guard who was trying to keep the people safe. we're going to show you a couple of tweets from people. as baltimore's poorest kids are left hungry due to school closure, no school lunch, whole foods feeds the oppressors. that person feels the national guard is their oppressor. >> this is tone deaf especially when thousands of school kids in baltimore need lunch. >> there were some on the positive side there coming back at them. thank you whole foods for supporting the national guard. they didn't ask to leave their families to enforce basic

civility. whole f so much they took down that original post. >> they reminded the people who didn't like what they have done we've been feeding children through community centers for many years and continue to this day. the big question is, is it whole foods' job to feed children? isn't it ultimately the parents' responsibility? if the parents don't have the money, how many of them are on snap or food stamps? probably a sizable portion. >> whole foods may not have had the last tweet but they had the last word. they said we can serve those who protect and we're serving the kids in need. >> by the way, it's everybody's national guard. >> are you talking about the oppressors? >> that's true. 25 minutes before top of the hour. i have reports arthur is going to be cooking with friends.

i need confirmation. >> if he's cooking -- >> confirmation. >> you got it? >> confirmation. >> with his parents. i cannot -- >> it's going to be great. who raised arthur? >> coming up this half hour. we turn to heather for some news. i've got a major piece of news for you. remember the story of the missing little girl from portugal. the truth prevails for the parents of madeleine mccann. she went missing on a family vacation there eight years ago. that family from the uk has just won more than $500,000 in libel lawsuit against the police chief who started the investigation against the family. a judge ruling the chief falsly claimed in a book that mccann died accidently. the family said the lies slowed down the search for their daughter who still has not been found. the investigation remains open this morning. stunning new video captured on a helmet camera as a

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hurt. while many are tying the protests to police brutality. our next guest says violence is a system of something bigger. dr. keith what's bigger than the actual violence with freddie gray? >> psychiatry is the business of why. police brutality could upset people and make people feel disenfranchised. it doesn't lead to the burning of a city. what i would theorize leads to the burning of a city is self-hatred turned outwards. these folks who are rioting have very little in the way of self-esteem and forward momentum. you can argue what are all the factors that lead to this. the bottom line is this explosive outburst has been brewing inside them for a long time. it didn't come from outside. factors, single parents families that's part of it.

entitlements is part of it. other blockages to them feeling effective, sure. those are part of the two. but they have to look inside and say why am i so enraged because there are lots of roots to addressing inequalities in society other than burning down buildings and cars. >> i want you to take a look in your monitor and look at the geraldo standup. for the longest time they said you are ignoring us. here is geraldo with viewership watching and jumping in front of the camera and screaming over him. aren't they cutting their knees out? >> sure. tantruming i hate to say it t but it reminds us of childlike behavior commandeered by adults who then destroy big things not play things. and the bottom line is we've

created a large number of people in this country into don't feel effective. one reason is they're a hostage to the entitlements that are given to them. they may not realize it. the bottom line is they've been rendered ineffective. it would make me angry if i had to choose between getting a job or getting my check. which is what a lot of people choose between. that is very maddening. >> the job is self-esteem. we see that mom on the cover of most newspapers take on her son with physical punishment. ripping him off the riot line and back into the house. is this good parenting? >> well, look, you know, i think it's good parenting in the moment i would and that mom should we sit down and talk what happened that led your son to the streets. because he's going to say it's police brutality. i'm going to say something or a number of things transpired in that house that led him to feel ineffective or unloved or both.

i don't know their story. that young man is not on the streets to protest police bu brutetality. >> and that's what we're seeing. dr. keith ablow. we covered a lot of ground. thanks so much. 13 minutes before the top of the hour. cooking with friends continues with an skuv. arthur is here with his parents to cook in the kitchen straight out of grandma's recipes. they're here and elizabeth is on the action. let's check in with bill hemmer. >> good morning. day two here in baltimore. we spoke to the mayor late last night the kraerves about the decisions she made. her explanation here only on "america's newsroom." there is breaking news on the economy, it is not good. what was going on with these iranian are ships in the persian gulf. inside on that today. there are developments on that "clinton cash" story. and for that the author of that

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cooking with friends continues this morning. we are so excited. earlier this week we had happening now co-host jenna lee. today fox news contributor arthur aidella is here with his parents. >> out of curiosity, where did you learn how to cook? >> grandma. i grew up all four of my grandparents. that is the foundation of

whatever minimumal success i have. here's -- so thank you for your grandparents. the bread is the crucial part of the meal. >> what are you making? >> lard bread. you never use a knife. you do the ripping. >> so you got to try that. i know we don't have gluten free bread. >> i'm italian, though. >> that's good. >> what's in it? >> pruchuto and cheese. the traditions i grew up with as a family the biggest one was christmas eve, it was my mom's mom cooking for the whole family. her sisters and brothers it was the typical italian scene of the big long table. >> good news for you because your mom -- there is my grandma and. >> lets your maurth talk. >> i'm going to make -- >> let your mother talk. >> i was just start to say that

when arthur was born he started talking before he was born. >> of course he did. he hasn't stopped. >> my mother would call me we lived nearby. she'd say to me do a favor, you stay home bring me and that's the truth. >> i loved my grandma a lot. >> you're not much of a cook. >> i can cook, too. my mother god bless her, she made everything. and i am telling elizabeth, there is no such thing as a measuring cup or anything. it comes from -- they just know. a pinch, a pinch of this or that. >> it is absolutely. it has to do with in sicily there is no measuring cups. they have -- >> speaking of learning by example, arthur is an attorney these days because his father is a great attorney. >> i don't think that had anything to do with it. >> okay. >> a little bit. he was grandma's secret

ingredient. my grandmother cooked so much, she got carpal tunnel syndrome from cutting so much. i'm not joking that's the truth. everyone knows you take the shrimp and put it there. then there's the eggs. i don't know 15 is what my grandmother said. do me a favor, go get a a little bit of salt and we'll put it in with the egg. >> how do you know how much? >> you don't know. >> it's all about love. >> why not? >> you just know. >> you'll have good bread krums. >> you could see the way i make rabbit or octpus. >> we have a tradition, we make -- >> lamb's head. >> the heads of lamb. >> wow. weren't they using the head? >> understand something, back

when there was no waste. when i grew up and all the family. >> you cooked everything. >> all right. >> i never heard that. >> arthur now you're -- >> and his father was one of my first coaches she worked for her since she was 17. >> you're breading it and sauteing it and it looks like this. >> you got to do the heavy lemon. i do this every christmas. elizabeth, i don't even get the food out of the front and evereryone grabs it from me. >> you're not yelling at us this is how you talk. >> absolutely. >> i have to say on christmas eve my aunt jane, and uncle sal would come and arthur is the chef emeritus. he does it all. >> he hasn't made rabbit yet or octpets. >> from tasty bakery in

brooklyn joel made these cunolies fresh this morning. >> who is joe? >> joe is a baker. >> if you would like the recipe it's going to be on foxandfriends.com in about an hour. stick around. >> this is for the crew. ♪

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tomorrow on cooking with friends, does this remind you on dinner on sunday? >> in our household for 35 years on sunday dinner with two sets of grand parents, my husband and arthur and my darling daughter and we would converse we would eat. >> we don't do that anymore.

>> we would have music playing and wine. and wine. >> we need the wine. >> and wine and everything. no cd's and no technology. we had a beautiful time. >> thank you very much. see you tomorrow. bill: good morning everybody. rising from the ashes in baltimore. a city recovering after a fairly quiet night. but there is controversy over whether the mayor told police to stand down during the chaos. >> there was no order to hold back? >> no. you have to understand it's not holding back, it's responding appropriately. bill: i'm bill hemmer