the man at the certainty of it all freddie gray. revealing he had a head injury that was consistent with a bolt in the back of the police van. >> we have live team coverage where an overnight curfew lifted moments ago. we start with jackie i bebanez breaking down the investigation. >> the medical examiner found freddie gray's injury came after he ran from police and was arrested. wjla said he broke his neck slamming into the police transport van a cut on his head said to match a bolt inside of the vehicle. what is still not clear is what sent gray crashing into the back of the van. police was said he was handcuffed but not wearing a seat belt. these details coming the same day the investigation was handed over to the state's attorney office to decide whether charges will be file against 6 officers. they are revealing the van carrying gray may have stopped

on the 40 minute ride to the police station that was not originally reported. it came after the van stopped and he was put in leg irons. they are not elaborating on the sequence of events or other findings in the report. >> i wish we were able to tell everyone that had happened. we turned over the entire investigative files today to the state's attorney's office. we can't comment further on that. >> baltimore's mayor is bringing race into the investigation. >> we will get justice for freddie gray if with the nation watching three black women at three different levels can't get justice and healing for this community you tell me where we are going to get it. >> those comments referencing state's attorney marilyn mosby and loretta lynch who iswhose office is investigating gray's death. they asked the public to be patient while they review the

findings. >> the curfew in baltimore lifted moments ago at 5:00 a.m. after another tense night. peter dos ee is live as police are bracing for another busy weekend. peter? >> that's because the police have now finished their investigation into the final hours of freddie gray's life. they have turned over all of their interviews and evidence and videos to the prosecutor's office. now it is going to be up to her to figure out if any of the six officers involved in this case should be charged. we are always searching for the truth. >> she is skillful she is smart. she will apply the law and come to her conclusions. >> now the focus shifts to the weekend here. all of the upset people in this city who may not have had a chance to demonstrate yet because they have been at work. so far the curfew enforced the

national guard has been effective at tamping down violence and injuries to officers as well as property damage. there are two huge rallies scheduled in baltimore for saturday and sunday. that curfew we are told isn't going anywhere. police officials say they want to make sure people understand they are following up on all of the reports about these different big rallies. they are planning accordingly. there was a huge rally in philly last night. that one focused more on problems with the police on police injustice rather than justice for freddie gray. we have seen many of the complaints here morphing into more general complaints as well. but every development in it the gray case serves the crowd. that is something to keep an eye on. >> peter i have a quick question for you. the 100 police officers injured were they injured as a result of them being told to stand down? >> we don't have any results of

all. about half of them required hospitalization. but they are all expected to be okay ainsley. oo >> also this morning a heated conversation about leland vittert and al sharpton. leland was asking stephanie rawlings blake about having police stand down during the riot. but sharpton wasn't having it. >> what do you have to say to the businesses who were looted because of your order to stand down? >> can you excuse me one minute. >> you don't have anything to say to the business owners? what about to the police that were injured. >> excuse me hey. why can't we have a question. >> why can't we ask questions? >> we can't ask questions? >> leland gets pushed away by security. the mayor never did answer his questions. >> many of the protestors demanding swift justice in the freddie gray case. the gray family attorney says there's no need to rush.

>> mr. gray's family is certainly not looking for a rush to justice. mr. gray's family wants a transparent investigation because we don't have have all of the evidence because we haven't seen or heard the radio runs and we haven't been informed as to whether there are 91 # 1 calls in this case. because we are not privy to the statement the officers made in this case we can't even begin to hypothesize what the charges should be at this point. >> he also disagrees with the idea that gray intentionally hurt himself. the u.s. navy will escort all american commercial ships through the straight of fore formusth. they are refuse to go release the cargo ship until a legal debt from an old business dispute is settled. the 24 crew members are said to

be in good health. last week iranian troops surrounded a cargo ship in p international waters. isis in afghanistan. chilling new images of the terror training fighters at camp near the pakistan border. they showed the militants training, marching and hauling heavy artillery. they believe some of the men are former taliban fighter or from other jihadist groups. >> a balanced budget and repealing obamacare. it is part of a compromised budget deal adopting the house. it would cut trillions in funding for social programs and boost defense spending. it includes a provision that let's the senate pass a law repealing obamacare with a simple majority vote. >> round 1 of the nfl draft is on the books. months of predictions ending with this moment.

>> with the first pick in the 2015 nfl draft. >> former heisman trophy winner winston picked first by the tampa bay bucks. quarterback marcus mariata taken second overall by tennessee titans. round two and three of the draft are tonight and 4 and 7 will be held saturday. >> we were watching last night. big deal. >> the 5th annual warrior 100 k now underway. former president george w. bush kicking off the 3 day bike ride at his texas ranch. this year's focus veteran's ptsd and other. he rides with them every year. >> we are here riding with people who dwotgot hurt. they are injured. they refuse to allow their

injury to con sign them to a dull meaningless life. >> 17 men and women started that journey. they are going to be joined by another 14 over the weekend. >> let's hear it for severe storms this weekend. >> but it is the weekend. we will be okay. >> in the south wegs the temperatures are rising up to 20 degrees warmer than normal. one of our producers moved here from out west. >> it is very warm out there. triple dig get heat in areas. that's what they are expecting. above average temperatures out there. meanwhile across the great lakes you are a little on the chilly side. take a look at the temperatures early this morning. in chicago you are only at 39 degrees. you really got to take that jacket out as you head out the door this morning. you are in the 40's in cleveland and parts of new england. also on the chilly side 35

degrees currently in care beau maine. as we head outside temperatures warming up nicely. in chicago upper 60s. these are the areas out west. la beautiful 81 degrees. but in phoenix, arizona you are talking 101 degrees for the high temperature. it is going to be a long summer out there. across parts of the mid atlantic you are looking at areas of rain. in the plains there will be a chance for severe weather as we head into the weekend saturday and sunday. it's a marginal risk. not a huge deal but have a way to get the warnings coming up as we head into saturday and sunday out there. now we want to switch gears and give you space weather. we have news after an 11-year mission nasa's messenger spacecraft has slammed into mercury at 9,000 miles an hour. created add new crater on the planet surface this is after four years studying photographersphotographs.

it sent 2,000 photos back to earth. historic mission there. again that slammed into mercury. anna and ainsley, let's head over to you. >> maria molina. thank you very much. >> glad it did not slam into the earth. it is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. kindergarten hero. >> i don't know what mom is doing but i need someone's help. >> the life saving call that will have every parent reminding their children how to call 911. >> and the pregnant popeye manager fired after coming face to face with an armed robber making a multi-million dollar demand. >> the race is on. the fastest two minutes of sports is almost here. our heather childers is live with the kentucky derby with the top contender. >> can't wait to see her hat.

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>> the baltimore protests spreading across the nation in the city of brotherly love. tepgss rising as police clash with hundreds of protestors. >> wtfx reporter is live with the latest. am jennifer? >> good morning, anna and ainsley. yesterday i was watching our chopper video. i was really wowed by the size of the crowd that came out for yesterday's protest. also surprised and happy to see that they were relatively peaceful. however i do mention there were some clashes with police. sky fox is live over the scene when it happened. it was around 8 owe sclok where you can see people pushing and shoving. the police chief got knocked aroundbloodied. they were disappointupset they couldn't walk down i 76 a busy highway. the crowd roamed through other

neighborhoods. rowdy members of the group disrupted dinner for people in rittenhouse square by saying white silence is white consent. last night a reporter was live with sean hannity asking protestors why they came out yesterday. >> we were here because will philadelphia is right with the same kinds of concerns>> svent that a separate case? >> they have been reinstated because of arbitration. >> we saw all types of people white black, old, young, mothers children. we weren't sure how it was ongoing. we talked to philadelphia police and the final number of arrests two. >> the lawyers planning an insanity defense. he plead not guilty.

a judge ruling he is competent for a medical evaluation. he can't enter a insanity plea. he claims the devil told him boehner was evil and wanted to kill him by poisoning him or shooting him. he blames baner for losing his job at an ohio country club where boehner is a member. he was fired after the armed robbery is now suing the company. melissa hill come lost her job because she refused to repay the money that was stolen to the restaurant owner. popeye central office came offered her her job back not before the news of her dismissal went viral. she is seeking $5 million and is working at a different popeyes until the corporation can respond to her attorney. >> a lot of fried chicken and business. >> now expanding in an effort to redefying the brand.

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too. >> protestors clashing are cops all over the country. michael moore has a solution that will have you all fired up. >> night fair guests. what happened to a you think i don't young couple's how is that has them saying it would be better if the house had burned down.

>> they call it the fastest two minutes in sports and it is all going down this weekend, baby at the famed churchill downs track in louisville kentucky. >> that's where heather childers is getting ready for the race.

we are jealous at churchill downs. >> it is really exciting to be here for the 141st kentucky derby here at churchill downs as you mentioned the lights just came on a short time ago. the horses will begin hitting the track around 5:45. about 20 minutes from now. you can see the pink fliers behind me. they are pink in honor of kentucky oaks day. the star gazer lilly which is the official flower in honor of breast and ovarian cancer awareness. everyone will be decked out in pink today. the races begin at 10:30. at 5:45 the kentucky oaks day race for the lilies. the phillies hit the tracks for that one. tomorrow of course the big day everyone is betting at 10:00 a.m. the races begin at 10:30 a.m. and kentucky der

rerun for the roses. you mentioned the fastest two minutes of sports is at 6:34 tomorrow evening. one of the horses this is eaking news for you wasn't expected to race scratched by his owner just yesterday. stanford is out. the owner says not because he's injured but because they want to concentrate on the belmont. taking his place is number 21, the number 21 pick fimento. they all move over one lane. number one pick, american pharaoh, he moves from the number 18 spot to the number 17 spot and number 17 has never won the kentucky derby. have all of that. number one pick:

place your bets. we will be here all morning. >> you look beautiful. >> i love the hat. you look fantastic. >> thank you. thank you. >> i am putting my money on carpe diem. i love the day. oo name. >> seize the day. >> he dislocated his hip and had to be carried for miles off this mountain. why does the injured hiker have to pay thousands of dollars? >> you ever feel like you keep running and running like that but you can't lose the weight? why going to the gym could be making you fat. all of us fat. >> you don't want to go any more. >> in 1985 radium was first tested as a cure for cancer. >> amtrak went into service in 1971.

over the death of freddie gray as brand new information emerging about what caused his injuries inside that police van. live team coverage moments away. >> doctor oz stopped. the big blow to the famous tv doctor amid questions about his medical advice. >> the hero child on the end of the phone line. >> i don't know what mom is doing but i need someone's help. >> the life saving phone call that will have every parent reminding their children about 911. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning to you and your family. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am anna kooiman. >> i am heather childers. it is -- in for heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> demonstrators filling the streets from baltimore to

philadelphia. 100 officers injured so far in all of the protests. stunning information emerges about the man in december about freddie gray. he had a head injury consistent with a bolt in the back of the police van. >> we have fox team coverage this morning. the curfew was lifted at 5:00 a.m. >> this brand new report claims freddie gray was injured after he ran from officers and was placed inside the police van. wjla said he broke his neck crashing into the back of the wall of the van. he was handcuffed not wearing a seat belt and a cut on his head is said to match a bolt inside the vehicle. the details coming a day after 30 investigators wrapped up the investigation and handed it over to the office. that office will decide if they will be charged against

officers. that van made four stops on the way to the police station. not three like originally reported. they learned about it while reviewing security footage but they are not elaborating on the sequence of events or other findings in that report. >> when we turned the case over to the state's attorney they now have the ball in their direction and they will answer all questions pertaining to the case. >> at the same time baltimore's mayor is promising justice but focusing on race. >> we will get justice for freddie gray if with the nation watching, three black women at three different levels can't get justice and healing for this community you tell me where we are going to get it. >> those comments referencing states attorney marilyn mosby and loretta lynch who is investigating gray's death. they ask people to be patient while it reviews the findings. thank you so much. the curfew lifted in baltimore

but police keeping it in place for the weekend as a brace for even more protests. peter doocy is live there with the latest>> as protests spread out across the country originally inspired the death of freddie gray in police custody, the investigation into what happened to freddie is moving on. 30 detectives analyzed evidence and accounts and have turned over their findings to the prosecutor's office. she will now decide what the next step should be and if anybody should be held accountable. that is progress some leaders here are happy about. >> we are always searching for the truth. >> skilled. smart. >> she is skillful and she will apply the law and come to her conclusion. >> authorities are working hard to find arsonists to find widespread property damage on

monday night with the atf offering a 10,000 dollar reward for hip tips. meanwhile people in this city who have been cooped up for three nights of the curfew will likely be house-bound for another few days as officials try to position resources ahead of what will be the largest marches yet tomorrow and the next day. >> although we have had two-days of peace and quiet. we still have a weekend to make it through. i ask for your patience and understanding as we move through. we have two very large matches that are going to take place through out the weekend. >> mother nature helps with the demonstrations last night. there was a big rainstorm that came through baltimore a few hours before the curfew. mother nature won't always help control the crowd. >> the rain was a welcome sign there. peter after hearing more than 100 police have been injured in the clashes and more than half of the arrested protestors have

been released without being charged what moral like among law enforcement? >> most of them that you talk to are cautious but they are optimistic about things going on. although i talked to one law enforcement officer who said they are planning for several weeks more of protests activity. they are trying to be careful with big crowds and potentially unruly crowds. it is also good to focus on the positives of the crowds when people are going up to shake their hands or going up to bring them water when it gets hot in the afternoon. >> filmmaker michael moore joining in on the debate following freddie gray's death. he wants prisoners now to go free. he first tweeted out this i don't believe 50 percent of them did what they are accused of. lies greed, a modern day slave system. then adding his idea for a

solution. disarm the police. we have a quarter of a million second amendment guns in our possession we will survive until the white cops are hired. >> what do you think about disarming the cops and releasing prisoners. log on to "fox & friends first" facebook page. a hiker in need of rescue. the new hampshire supreme court ruled he must pay more than $9,000 to cover the costs of his rescue because of negligence. he was on a five day solo hike in september of 2012 when he dislocated his hip and had to be carried for almost four miles. >> we are one day away from the biggest boxing match in years. the next time they see each other will be in the ring.

pack yo says he is ready to rumble. >> pacquiao said he is ready. >> it makes me confidence in the fight and the lord gave me peace of mind and strength every day. i am ready for the fight. it is all set. >> this fight is going to rake in hundreds of millions of dollars. the bell is going to ring at the grand at 10:00 p.m. eastern time on saturday. >> more spring storms on the way. >> it is looking more like summer out west. >> some areas out west looking at temperatures into the triple digits really feeling like summer a little bit early. current temperatures are much more seasonable. for some of you a little bit below average. in chicago you are only at 39 degrees this morning. you are in the 40's in clooe andeveland and 40's in care beau maine.

take a look at some of the temperatures from minneapolis to new york city and raleigh looking at the highs into the 60's. 101 for the high temperature in phoenix. areas of rain and forms across the mid atlantic. the lake located in the kilauea volcano. because of the lava rising inside the volcano the lava lake rose high enough that it was visible. going to hawaii and seeing some of the lava flows is on my bucket list. >> we hiked up the mountain and did an over look. i didn't see any lava. i just saw smoke. >> here's what's coming up on

"fox & friends first". a school is accused of serving a 6-year-old pork roast. >> gross. >> your coffee maker might be tracking your every move. what you need to know about how technology is collecting your information. >> he's a super bowl winning quarterback. but what russell wilson did for a soldier makes him an even bigger star. imagine if razors could move up and down and all around. behold, new venus® swirl™. the only razor with five contour blades and a flexiball™. to contour to your tricky places, bends and all. new venus® swirl™

>> hooked by a fishing scam. tens of thousands of healthcare patients in two states compromised in e-mail security breeches. in texas they say aemploying opens a phishing e-mail to give information on 39 patients including pass words, birthdays and social security numbers.

a boston based healthcare facility also opening a fibphishing scam e-mail compromising 3300 patients information. >> doctor oz pulling the plug on the embattled radio show amid claims he promotes quack treatments. the daily dose produced by harpo productions will end may 29th. because harpo ended the relationship with the syndicated spot doctor oz is expected to announce a deal with i heart radio in the near future. >> trapped by technology. coffee pots baby monitors even your thermostat all keeping tabs on your private information. >> adam shapiro from the fox business channel with what you need to know. >> good morning to you ainsley and anna. everything from the baby monitor to door locks in your house they could be spying on you. consumer reports says internet connected baby monitors

thermostats even your coffee maker the activity tracker you wear on your risk and door locks have a way to gather private information about you. baby monitors with cameras as well as home security cameras use your home wi-fi network which can be hacked. thermostat's monitor when you are home and when you are not. coffee maker the one in the kitchen shares your brewing habits with the device's manufacturer. activity trackers on your watch they send data unencrypted so they can use a gps device to know when you are not home. researchers were able to hack into wi-fi connected door locks to gain access. consumer reports says if you don't like the idea of a personal data being taken read and understand it's in the legal jargon. some devices have settings which allow you to turn off some of the software that collects the data. the easiest thing, don't buy connected devices.

you can buy a nonconnected device. they work just as well. >> that is so bizarre and very care scary. >> the coffee maker. that's the one that gets me. >> we are going to read up on that. thank you. >> to find adam on the fox business network log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >> quarter to the top of the hour. the plague from the family pet. where the infection is emerging for the first time in nearly a century. >> ready to run. who the odds makers say has the best shot to win the kentucky derby. heather chilleder is at churchill downs. >> good morning to you. i know both of you put your money into these races. you love to gamble in general. >> geraldo rivera will be life in baltimore after another fight with protestors last night. what he saw while he was there why they keep yelling at him and why he keeps yelling back.

he says the fight is not over and he joins us. the past if aest two minutes in sports. we are talking about the kentucky derby. we are live there. to end the show we are done with the bugle. good. andrea tentaras has an important member of her family. she is going to be cooking with friends. mornings are always better with friends. ask ian. ♪ ♪

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>> form atlanta keepers now have their prison time cut in half. judge jerry baxter reflected on his sentences of davis williams cotman and pits theywere too harsh they will be spending three years in prison probation and

must pay a 10,000 dollar fine. >> to receive the maximum sentence was devastating. i couldn't believe it. >> being criminally charged for something i didn't dohelming itself. prison is prison. it's still overwhelming. >> at least a dozen educators were convicted of falsifies student test scores in order to receive more money for schools and themselves. this gives a new meaning to mystery meat. pork roast sitting in the freezer since 2009 served to students in east tennessee. a concerned parent alerted school officials after receiving a picture from a worker who was told to cover up the old meat with gravy. >> they go to school and that might be the only meat they get all day long, and it very upsets me these kids is going to school to get that meal. >> imagine the smell. there have been no reports of

students getting sick however, and the school district is inspecting expiration dates on all frozen foods. a small outbreak of a plague breaking out in colorado traces back to a dog. the cdc says this is the first dog to have the infection in the u.s. the dog, a 2-year-old american mitt bull terrier became sick and infected three others all successfully treated. the prairie dogs commonly carry the disease. a 5-year-old colorado boy a hero calling 911 and saving his mother's life as she goes into diabetic shock. >> i don't know why my mom is doing this but i need help. she's sleeping but whenever she just opens her eyes and she never answers me. >> she has type i diabetes and her son did not know what was

happening, but that something was wrong. he called for help. >> they said i did a very good job. >> he would have waited i would have had seizures and that's scary. i told him he used his superpower, and he said yeah mu superpower is love. >> what a great job. his grandmother taught him how to call which is difficult for him to do because he has a medical condition that leads to him having club feet and club hands. best two minutes in sports going down this weekend at the famed churchill downs track in louisville kentucky. >> that's where we are for the race today and tomorrow. >> reporter: better with friends and benter with horses because they hit track here. the lights just came on and the horses are out here warming up. the horses you see running

behind me, they are running in the kentucky derby tomorrow, the ones with the yellow saddle towel on them. watch for that. we saw car pay diem out here. they are all ready. today is the running of the oaks. oaks day. the running of the lilies and everyone's going to be wearing pink in honor of the stargazer lily the official power, and in honor of breast cancer and oh varyian cancer awareness. there's a lot of events tied in for that as well as the race. looking at the odds for those you placing your bets. number one is american farore row. number two, dortmund and carpe diem odds 8-1, and firing line is also 12-1. here's an interesting note.

american far row and dortmund have the same trainer, and american fair row won last year on california chrome. why the hat? because apparently they bring good luck. >> we hope for that. >> who are you pulling for, heather? >> reporter: yeah i think i'm going to pull for american pharoah because he's number one. did for the winner, right? trying to see who is behind me now. can you see this? who is this? it's cool. if you are a good friend of ours you would bring us back a thousand dollar mint julep. >> we'll be talking about it but i don't know we can bring them back because they might be gone. >> i lovethank you voch and i love the bourbon.

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soldier to first class. the serviceman tweeted, russell wilson was on machine flight back to seattle and brought me up to first class. mad respect. thank you for serving our great country by serving with the army #gousa. >> very nice. the bad, the gym could be making you fat. a study says women who have a high amount of obesity genes might not benefit from lifting weights. aero aero aerobic kpefz would be best. looters trash a home in canada and a rager with 100 people showing up in party busses. a company selling high heels for babies takes heat from parents says the shoes are stepping on childhood. how how long is too young? why is it that some parents refuse to let their kids be kids

for as long as they can. they grow up too fast as it is. glen says this is a way for parents to have fun with a new baby girl. no worse than a tutu. ron tweets 85 is a good age to start wearing high heels. >> thank you for having with me. >> we love working with you, and "fox and friends starts now. >> a fox news alert now, may day. more protests today after tense confrontations in major cities happen overnight. this is brand new details. live in baltimore straight ahead. >> we are. who is al sharpton? a tv host an activist or simply a body guard? >> hi what do you have to say to the businesses looted because of your order to stand down? you don't have anything to say?