seventh assist for blake griffin. and a ten-point game with just over 1:00 left. >> good job by deandre jordan putting himself in position for the catch and finish. >> leonard back out to green. green, a contested three. won't go. jordan to rebound. spurs really need to foul down by ten. you've got three of the top free-throw shooters in the nba on the floor in crawford paul and redick. duncan has just fouled out. >> this was a great response by the l.a. clippers. you know sometimes teams beat themselves like -- but san antonio did not beat themselves tonight. they were outplayed by a tremendous team who played with an incredible edge. >> desperation right from the opening tip. obviously not wanting to fall behind. three games to one which would put them in a spot where they're beyond the brink of elamimination and have to win three straight just to keep their season alive as crawford hits the free-throw. thursday espn begins coach of the nfl draft from chicago. it begins thursday at 8:00 eastern. the nfl draft presen

seventh assist for blake griffin. and a ten-point game with just over 1:00 left. >> good job by deandre jordan putting himself in position for the catch and finish. >> leonard back out to green. green, a contested three. won't go. jordan to rebound. spurs really need to foul down by ten. you've got three of the top free-throw shooters in the nba on the floor in crawford paul and redick. duncan has just fouled out. >> this was a great response by the l.a. clippers. you know sometimes teams beat themselves like -- but san antonio did not beat themselves tonight. they were outplayed by a tremendous team who played with an incredible edge. >> desperation right from the opening tip. obviously not wanting to fall behind. three games to one which would put them in a spot where they're beyond the brink of elamimination and have to win three straight just to keep their season alive as crawford hits the free-throw. thursday espn begins coach of the nfl draft from chicago. it begins thursday at 8:00 eastern. the nfl draft presen

i'm here with blake lively!out this friday. we're about to play a fun, silly game that all the kids around the office are playing. we have friends on youtube. miranda sings and grace helbig, they were playing this game. it's called "say anything." and it work's like this, blake and i will take turns saying random words. they don't have to connect at all. the first person to stumble blank, or repeat a word loses that round. and the winner of that round get's to apply a piece of clear tape to the loser's face. [ laughter ] now, we play until someone loses three times and has three pieces of tape on their face. [ laughter ] okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: you ready? now, since you're our guest, you can start first. just say any word and then we're just gonna go from there, man. >> ooh, i'm so nervous. it's easy, though. >> jimmy: sure. >> okay, singing. >> jimmy: sorry, let's start again. [ laughter and applause ] >> come on. >> jimmy: singing? that's such a tricky word. who says "singing." i gotta google that. [ laughter

be sure to vote you believe mayor rawlings-blake should resign? cast your vote.baltimore there are reports of media members being physically attacked and our fox nord -- news correspondent was nearly run over by one such criminal in a stolen car. >> are you watching this picture? did you see that? get back. get back. get up on the stairs. are you watching this? >> get back. lou: incredible no one on the streets think we were injured. up next with the death toll still rising saying as they deal with the aftermath of the strongest earthquake in more than 80 years. we have the latest in a report showing how close the clinton foundation finances could be tied to hillary's term as secretary of state. if it gets worse and worse for her presidential when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. nicorette mini starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. anytime. anywhere. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i choose nicorette mini. lou: the death toll now 5,000 people dying search and rescue continue to look for survivors and the government

be sure to vote you believe mayor rawlings-blake should resign? cast your vote. in baltimore there are reports of media members being physically attacked and our fox nord -- news correspondent was nearly run over by one such criminal in a stolen car. >> are you watching this picture? did you see that? get back. get back. get up on the stairs. are you watching this? >> get back. lou: incredible no one on the streets think we were injured. up next with the death toll still rising saying as they deal with the aftermath of the strongest earthquake in more than 80 years. we have the latest in a report showing how close the clinton foundation finances could be tied to hillary's term as secretary of state. if it gets worse and worse for her presidential ambitions. stay with us. photos are great... ...for capturing your world. and now they can transform it with the new angie's list app you can you can get projects done in a snap. take a photo of your project or just tell us what you need done... ...and angie's list will find a top-rated provider to do the job. start your

blake is clearly at the cutting edge of style. >> i grew up always having such a love and appreciateor fashion. >> i love the fact she's wearing one of this season's trends. the mullet dress which is short at the front, longer at the back. with that great pair of ankles. she can really pull it off. >> at number three angelina jolie. >> alberta. >> one of the world's biggest stars, angelina, has been rocking red carpets for 25 years. >> that's a gorgeous dress. >> thank you. >> beautiful. >> the first time we saw angelina on the red carpet was with her dad. even though she looks a little uncomfortable like a deer caught in the headlights, at a young age she was already making a big fashion statement. >> solid colors are one of her trademarks her favorite black. in early years her style was inch edgy and quite daring. lately, her motto seems to be keep it simple. >> one of my favorite red carpet looks she's worn this year is this great simple look showing acres of leg. she's not overdone it. she just looks sexy and beautiful without trying too hard. >> at the sarajevo international fil

>> blake, she doesn't carry herself like most women in their late 20's, i mean, blake is 27. >> sure.a young laid how would much rather be home baking on a friday night than out partying with her friends. that coupled with the fact that she's deeply intelligent i mean, really as sharp as they come, really seemed to have understanding for what it would be like to be 108 years old in a 29 year old's body have, that sort of weathered heart as it were and i think she does magnificant job. >> talk about that and just the fact that having harrison ford? >> dream come true, i grew up watching him you know, and he is the kind of guy that still comes to set every day works his tail off lovers the craft, and elevates everyone's game. the first scene between blake and harrison that we shot is that sort of pivotal moment between the two. again, i don't want to give away too much. but both of them are so great. large part i think just harrison comes to it with a attitude that get everybody excited and everybody's on their a game, as a result. >> i loved it, i absolutely loved it. keep up the fanta

blake: your bank branch was closed? >> i was surprised.lake: that has to be a shock in the middle of downtown. >> yes, it was. that's okay. either they'll be open tomorrow or that's why god made atms. >> liz, i want to live leave you with one last look. six uniformed police officers. keep in mind, they're on the steps there of city hall. and as far as we have seen all day and tomorrow, there hasn't been a single incident. goes to show you the security presence. liz. liz: absolutely. keep us posted. props to the businesspeople standing atall and keeping their heads up. coming up, a major university slams its doors and windows shut. jay live on how long the school will remained close. plus, former maryland governor bob on what should be done now. we have concurrent breaking news headlines here. reports earlier confirming that islamic revolutionary guards navy vessels were ordered by the iranian government to fire shots. to board the mars ship. in harmoz. analysis of the situation. captain nash, do they have the right to fire on ships like th

the president spoke with stephanie rawlings blake today and said that his administration would provide assistance when needed and asked governor hogan to practice restraint in respond to the protests. loretta lynch will be sent to baltimore at a later date. >>> and mayor stephanie rawlings-blake is speaking live right now. >> i think this speaks to the real heart and soul of our city that we are not going to allow our beautiful city to be destroyed. we will bring order from this chaos. we will bring those who seek to destroy us to justice and it will take all of us going above and beyond to get us back. >> mayor, was this fire related to -- >> what do you make of the trail of destruction seeping across the city right now? >> it is extremely heartbreaking for someone who -- you know i'm born and raised in baltimore. my parents are born and raised here. we know how hard people work to be able to have the city that we know and love and to watch a group of criminals go through our city with an intent to destroy, what does that solve? you don't get justice for that. what does it solve? you

baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake called him, asking him to declare a state of emergency at 6:30. hogan's office said the mayor waited too long. governor hogan: baltimore city was in charge. with the mayor called me -- leon: we are interrupting this to take you to the mayor stephanie rawlings-blake. mayor: wjhhy should those individuals who fall to get those jobs at cvs, what are they going to do? for the people who fought so hard to get that resource there so that humanity could be served and have a good place to get pharmacy and things they need, how is the looting going to help them? so you hear peoplere about their community and they want to be heard, but you cannot care and do what they did. >> what about those who say they are just angry? some of those we have talking to said it's time to make the community hurt. mayor: i understand anger, but what we are seeing is not anger, it is destruction of the community, the same community they say they are caring about they are destroying. you cannot have it both ways. >> what are you doing to get things under control? mayor: we a

fox business' very own blake burman joins us now with the latest details. blake. happened about four hours ago, gerri. federal officials have not identified the pilot of this gyrocopter who they took into custody earlier today. but a man named doug hughes from the tampa area emailed multiple outlets in florida saying he would be flying an open aired helicopter on to the lawn of the us capitol. it landed on the lawn at 2:40 this afternoon. it didn't make contact with any part of the building. the capitol was momentarily locked down. president obama was briefed. they cleared the gyrocopter and did not find anything hazardous. in the a video post on the tampa bay website hughes who was a postal worker says he was protesting campaign finance reform. the reason he wanted to do this, he said was to deliver letters to every member of congress. gerri. gerri: wow. what a story. did the authorities know this was going to happen were they in the dark? >> that's the question we're doing into. here's why. in the video hughes said he would give notice to the authorities. today,

to fox business' blake burman now from washington. blake. blake: hi, there, lori.his book is called "clinton cash" the untold story of how governments helped make bill and hillary rich. the new york times says it alleges that certain donors were giving to the clinton foundation they were rewarded with favorable us policy decisions. the book claimed this happened during hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state. one example cited was the columbiaian -- according to the article, a clinton campaign spokesperson called it absurd conspiracy theories. the white house press secretary josh earnest faced several questions about this a while ago. earnest was asked if he could assure that donors didn't receive preferential treatment? josh: the president is proud of the work that clinton did as secretary of state. for these specific accusations that are presented without any evidence, i'd refer you to the political types that are more well versed in those types of things. blake: earnest said there was a memorandum to uphold standards. hillary campaigns in new hampshire. s

mayor rawlings-blake: good evening, everyone.t night was a very rough period for our city but today i think we saw a lot more of what baltimore is about. we saw people coming together to reclaim our city. to clean our city and to help heal our city. i think this can be our defining moment and not the darkest day that we saw yesterday. i spent the morning talking to residents. i visited along north avenue where residents were cleaning up and tried to give comfort to people who know that their lives are going to be disrupted in major ways for a long time because of the damage that was done to their community. i saw the damage that was done to mondawmin mall and it breaks our heart. those of us from baltimore know how hard we fought for those resources and those stores to bring good quality products and items to our community and to have those stores destroyed, mom and pop kiosks destroyed senselessly, they are working to recover. i also visited lexington market where vendors are desperately trying to get back to normal in dealing w

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it will take time, blake. blake: that is exactly right, cheryl.e've been speaking to employers throughout the day here. one of the patterns we've heard is how the week long 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. curfew has impacted them already. a barbies owne barbusiness owned his bar that seats many people is projected to lose 14,000 a week. because they asked to close early, his bartenders aren't taking home as much. a couple hundred dollars a month. another manager of a restaurant who we spoke to on tuesday told us then his worry was the week long curfew and how that would impact late night food orders. now we called them back earlier today, they told us indeed business has been slow. the empty camden yards ballpark during the baltimore orioles game has been well-documented. this will impact the baltimore ravens who aren't in season. they will refund those who bought tickets for the game they canceled. governor hogan was asked on tuesday how baltimore businesses would be impacted in the long-term. he said it would not be easy to get businesses back. the prop

mayor stephanie rawlings-blake put a curfew in last night. we still don't know how the 25-year-old or why his his spinal cord was severed. >> there is the washington monument live view. the clouds are producing a few sprinkles. your weather and traffic on the ones now as we approach 4:41 on this tuesday morning. we are getting a few sprinkles just to the north of baltimore and east of there and the eastern shore, but these as they track to the south tend to break up maybe getting a few sprinkles near chestertown and centerville over the next half hour or so. clouds around temperatures in the low to mid 40s. around the bay it's 50 degrees. in the mountains, a few locations in the upper 30s to 40 degrees. really beautiful, we'll be climbing in the 60s, near 70 degrees. it will be near 70 just to our south. me lace ha -- melissa has another accident. >> this is another fatal crash. this is north van dorn at west braddock road. we're going to try to get somebody out there for us to see what's going on. another fatal crash, our second unfortunatel

valerie rawlings is -- stephanie rawlings blake mayor spoke with the governor. back to you. >> nepal earthquake, relief has been slow to come. com they were on saturday as well. but the reason, that this is happening is the protestors are to be believed and the leading >> thousand to the other top story of the day the catastrophic earthquake in nepal. survivors face more hardship living in fear of powerful aftershocks. the threat of food and water shortages as well. side by side, the living and the dead. one picture captures the hope and horror in nepal as rescuers reach a man trapped next to the body of his friend. unfolding across the country unimaginable destruction. more than 4,000 perished. thousands more injured. this hospital in kathmandu doctors treating people in the street. >> aid amputations whole limb amputations. >> the fear of aftershocks is driving thousands of people out of doors where there's limb protection from the elements. >> because of the sequence of the after-quakes most of the people there is a are very afraid of getting into their house

lori: blake. clinton scandal de jure. >> a lot going on there. lori: blake berman.et's get a little more reaction with former senator scott brown from massachusetts, now fox news contributor and fred barnes, executive editor of "the weekly standard." gentlemen, great to have you both of you. senator brown your thoughts to these latest revelations regarding hillary clinton clint. >> what you're seeing now is the intersection of money and politics. as a public official and public figure the clinton foundation hillary clinton and bill clinton, are going to have to make full and open disclosures with regard to their financial interests. i can speak first-hand, i released eight years of tax returns and every little thing that i did was scrutinized, criticized, torn apart. and expect the same thing to happen for somebody who is running for president. and with respect to getting 2.3 some odd million dollars from the russian government, why are they paying the clinton foundation that amount of money? it is not because they love, you know, the work that they're doing. so i t

blake? >> hi there, melissa. as you twice were just talking about "the new york times" article reports that while hillary clinton was the country's top diplomat the state department and other u.s. government agencies approved a deal that gave the russian government control of 1/5 of all uranium production capacity in the united states. at the same time the chairman of the company that sold the uranium production interest to the russians, used his family foundation to make contributions to the clinton foundation totaling more than $2.3 million. now we just got a statement from a hillary clinton campaign spokesperson. they have fired back the at suggestion that the state department's support was linked to the multimillion-dollar payment. let me read part of that here. quote, no one has produce ad shred of evidence that hillary clinton ever took action as secretary of state in order to support the interests of donors to the clinton foundation. to suggest they say, the state department under then secretary clinton ex

big game from blake griffin. big time of year. clippers up 57-53. blake driving, slam it home.new clippers owner loving it. later in the quarter, blake posterizing aaron baynes. oh yeah. the clippers go on to win. >>> lebron james and the cavaliers, game one gechs the celtics. kyrie irving first career playoff game no problem. lebron had 20 points 6 assists. kevin love played well in his playoff debut and the cavaliers win game one. >>> stanley cup playoff action islanders and capitals in overtime. the islanders' best player picks it up and puts it in and the islanders win in overtime. take a 2-1 series lead over alex ovechkin and the capitals. >>> marathon day on monday. good luck to all the runners>>> more highlights. another one for the highlight reel up next. new trend at wrigley field, catching foul balls with your beer. >> and what channing tatum has lost but now found. perhaps his clothing? [touch tone] introducing freeze it, from discover. it allows you to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds if your card is misplaced. not here... ♪ and once you find your ca

baltimore mayor rawlings-blake has issued a curfew that starts tomorrow. nobody will be on the streets between 10:00 in the evening and 5:00 in the morning. late tonight baltimore announced that schools will be closed tomorrow. and on the one hand that makes sense. on the other hand, that is going to pose a real conundrum for some parents. if you are a parent of school-aged kids in baltimore, and you can't get off in this late notice and you have to go to work and you don't want your school-aged kids to be unsupervised tomorrow in this environment, what do you do with your kids now that the schools are going to be closed tomorrow? it was when school let out that the looting and violence started this afternoon. not long after the funeral was held for freddie gray the man who was arrested on april 12 and loaded into a police van. by the time he got to the station, he had a nearly severed spine and crushed voice box. he fell into a coma and died on april 19. and although baltimore has seen peaceful protests in the weeks since then and as you see tonight, many

baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake has called for a curfew starting phenomenon. nobody will be allowed on the streets between 10:00 in the evening until 5:00 in the morning unless you have a medical emergency or you are on your way to work. baltimore also announced that schools will be closed tomorrow. and on the one hand that makes sense. on the other hand, that is going to pose a real conundrum for some parents. if you're a parent of school-aged kids in baltimore and you can't get time off work with this late notice, if you can't get time off work, so you have to go to work and you don't want your school-aged kids to be unsupervised all day tomorrow in this environment, what do you do with your kids now that the schools are going to be closed all day tomorrow. it was when school let out that the violence and looting started this afternoon after the funeral of freddie gray freddie gray was arrested and loaded into a police van. by the time he got out of the police van he had a nearly severed spine and the crushed voice box. although baltimore has had peaceful pr

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i want to bring in blake berman on the news. what do you have blake?> we want to be very clear off the top, we do not have any confirmation at all who may have been flying the gyro copter. nothing official with a name. i've been watching video posted on "tampa bay times" on website, article video, very preproduced, highly produced in which a name by the name of doug hughes from the tampa area, 61 years old, sitting in front of that exact same gyro copper, lays out exactly what he is going to do here. i'm quoting. he says no sane person would do what i'm doing. he says he is not suicidal but what he says he wants to do is to draw attention to campaign finance reform. he said he would deliver, you saw the u.s. postal service there on the background, this doug hughes is a postal worker. he said he would deliver 535 letters addressed to every single congressman based on campaign finance reform. so if this is indeed the same person, from this highly-produced video, it appears to be a postal worker from tampa. melissa. melissa: on campaign finance reform wow

fox business correspondent blake burman. blake, i guess the sky was proud of what he did.ls have not identified the pilot of this gyrocopter who they took into custody today. a man named doug hughes emailed multiple outlets saying he would be flying a plane -- that gyrocopter landed on the west lawn at 1:30 this afternoon. the capitol was momentarily placed on lockdown. president obama was briefed. law enforcement later cleared that gyrocopter, and did not find anything hazardous. in a video posted on the tampa bay times website, hughes, a postal worker said he was doing this to protest campaign finance reform and said he wanted to deliver letters to every member of congress. this was a shock for those around the capitol building. >> it looks like something the average person could afford to get a hold of and fly it with nobody telling you that you can't. so it was scary. police circling the air to protect us, they'll have to have. blake: he had give notification to authorities. he was told beforehand. the federal administration said the pilot was not in contact with air t

blake driving, what do you think he's going to do? not exactly. slam it home.new clippers owner steve ballmer loving it. later in the third quarter, blake posterizing aaron baynes. check this again. oh, yeah. the clippers go on to win. take the 1-0 series lead. >>> lebron james and the cavaliers, game one against the celtics. kyrie irving, first career playoff game, no problem. team-high 30 points. lebron had 20 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists. kevin love played well in his playoff debut and the cavaliers win game one, 113-100. >>> stanley cup playoff action, islanders and capitals in overtime. the islanders' best player john tavares picks it up and puts it in and the islanders win in overtime. they take a 2-1 series lead over alex ovechkin and the capitals. >>> marathon monday in boston. the weather looks iffy. good luck to all the runners. and you have a great monday. >> thank you guys. >>> how about more highlights. we got another one for the highlight reel up next. new trend at wrigley field, catching foul balls with your beer. >> and what channing tatum h

but at this point we've not heard from the mayor of baltimore stephanie rawlings-blake and baltimore residents who have taken to social media are increasingly frustrated by the fact that they've heard nothing about the protests that have turned their city in to a violent place. we're just hearing the national guard has been activated. >> we want to go to scott broom live on the ground. he was at freddie gray's funeral today. >> i'm on pennsylvania and retreat street here in baltimore. the fire at the cvs is just about a half a block down there. we can see the top of one of the fire department towers that was putting water on the fire. you can see in front of me here a line of police and an armored vehicle which has moved here to prevent anymore protesters or anybody getting any closer to that location. this is one of the many lines they've set up to try to create a zone where they can begin to stop people, hopefully get them to disperse, turn around and go in a different direction. i want to let you know we followed this armored vehicle in here and as it cruised through the neighborh

liz: the numbers are rather staggering aren't they, blake? blake outside the clinton campaign headquarters in brooklyn. we're looking at a fade here. early gains on wall street are fading as we head into the final hour of trade. the nasdaq which had been positive for much the session, touching the negative. the s&p down six points. look at the dow losing 57. earlier today, the dow had been up 70. what is going on? we take it to our floor show. the traders at the cme group and imex. why the fade here on stocks? >> people are getting used to this. we're not expecting big moves in the market. most indices were up 2% last week. by us being up, you would figure we would stay in the range until we see earnings. we have the banks coming out tomorrow. the market is not ready to break out yet until we figure out what kind of effect the strong dollar has on earnings. in this range, makes sense now. >> is it weird that last week, the vix, the volatility index, hit its lowest level, it fell 14%. today, it's up pretty exponentially. i mean, one minute we'

robert blake's great, but i thought we could do something different.ted somebody with more edge. i saw him on a talk show and he was just sitting like this. he didn't like the guy interviewing him. he was just brooding. he had boots like that. i said, that guy's kind of cool. and i called him up. i said come to my house. i want to talk to you about this movie i may have. he drove up in a harley put his boots up. he's like a real man's man. i said you got to help me here. if you don't get in this movie, we've got to convince quentin, i'm going to be stuck with robert blake. just play along whatever happens. i couldn't figure out how to approach it. and i saw his -- that was right when he came out on the cover of "us" magazine. i said, you know he kind of looks like you, you could be brothers. chin out like this. he said, you're right. [ laughter ] [ bleep ] we're like fraternal brothers. clooney came onto the set. quentin's saying, we kind of look alike. i said, shut up, you got the role. that changed everything. he went from being a nice doctor on tv t

. >> blake lively is our guest and we have the roots. watch next. >>> it could be happening, a woman's face on the $20 bill re replacing andrew jackson. not since the 19th century, when martha washington's portrait was briefly featured has been a woman on u.s. paper currency. >>> and a mad dash to save an expensive tool. take a look. the man was using a drone to film a sunset. and the drone started to power down and go slowly to the sea. and you can see only two seconds to spare and i got it. everything is okay. i got it. >>> up next who said the giants were struggling? we'll show you . >>> good evening. here in the comcast sports net studios. after dropping 9 of their last 10 games, giants in need of anything to light the fire. and here come the dodgers riding a 7 game winning streak. and first of six meetings over the next nine days but the only panic for giants fans is for joe. and crawford, the flip and the double play. best defense for the orange and black. and top of the 8th, stip still, 4-1 game. and justin maxwell coming a long w

thrilled to have you, blake.t was clearly targeting the new america. >> yeah, rand paul was on facebook just a little while ago as well. this was a highly choreographed entrance. he announced in his home state of kentucky earlier this afternoon. paul began by saying, quote, we've come to take our country back. he took a swipe at colleagues from all sides saying they will never balance a budget unless forced to do on so. republicans and democrats are to blame. he spoke to millennials for his libertarian ideas. often citing for nonintervention in foreign policy. now, he tried to separate himself from president obama in his speech by saying, the president is negotiating from a position of weakness. listen here. >> we brought iran to the table through sanctions that i voted for. now we must stay strong. that's why i've cosponsored legislation that ensures that any deal between the us and iran must be approved by congress. >> now, before rand paul even took the stage, an adviser had to address this 1 million ad buy tr

. >> new hot movie, blake lively in it. >> no one knows what it is. anyway, this will be huge. will tell you more but i just don't know. test. test. >> i tell you what there is a movie that everybody in my life is talking about. age of addline. >> looks so good. >> the guy that's coming up on good day philadelphia . >> about a minute is in this thing. take a look. (movie clip). >> thank you i'll manage. >> wait. how do we get in touch? >> first time i saw you i knew towed meet you. i didn't know when or how. >> (movie clip). >> oh man this looks good. >> when i first that you preview, i knew i wanted to see this. >> nice to have in you philadelphia. >> good morning guys, thank you. thanks for having me. >> now let me get this straight. are you the younger version of then the harrison ford charger? >> no, no. >> how does it work? >> i was the guy saying stuff like how do we get in touch. i am the man who finally gets the break through the walls that add a line, blake lively's character has put up around herself. >> oh. >> i'm the romantic interest for addaline. >> i like how you

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maureen: also on twitter today mayor rawlings-blake apologized for the way in which she characterized the rioters on monday night. the unrest in baltimore made major league history today. the baltimore orioles played the chicago white sox in camden yards without a single fan in the stand. it's the first time a major league game has been closed to the public. league officials made the move in the name of safety. as for the game the orioles won 8-2 and tim brandt will have the highlights and player reaction a little later in sports. some reaching across the aisle in the wake of the cries in baltimore. at a house oversight committee hearing, the committee's chair congressman jason chaviz a republican took a moment to compliment the maryland congressman elijah cummings who is a democrat. >> we're proud of you and the way you're conducting this and getting through it and you're a true leader. i would hope that people of baltimore and maryland would listen to your message. >> i'm looking forward to working with you and others to try to, you know, heal some of that pain. maureen: congressman

rawlings-blake the mayor, said she faces a tough comeback. >> we had followed the access we activated the emergency command center and when the mayor requested we brought them in. we did quite a bit, but we waited until the mayor asked us to come in. we didn't think it was appropriate to come in and take over the city without the request. >> so i want to say, just to be very clear, a lot of this started with high school kids. and we tried to have a response that is appropriate and not excessive. and that's what our parents are asking us for. >> you know, it's not just about politics it's about management. the elected official hoarse politicians just need to get the job done. that's what the discussion there is about. now, the president who is also an elected official he's calling those who rioted here in baltimore, he's calling them criminals and thugs. and discussing the issues here in baltimore, monday when the riots first broke out it was the brand-new attorney general, loretta lynch, her very first day on the job who was front and center discussing things. but now the president, h

sunny, i know you have a close personal relationship with mayor rawlings-blake. says her words were twisted. as her friend do you understand why people took her words the way they did? >> reporter: you know i don't actually understand. because anyone that knows this mayor, anyone that knows stephanie rawlings-blake they understand she's a daughter of baltimore. they understand that her father was a very well-known legislator. they understand that she is a lawyer. she is measured. she is a critical thinker. they understand she still lives in the same home she's lived in for 20 years in not the greatest neighborhood in baltimore, that her brother was almost killed on her doorstep. yet she still remains in this city. she loves this city dearly. and to suggest that she intentionally allowed people that were less than peaceful to destroy or city is certainly a mischaracterization not only of her words but of this mayor. i don't understand that. i do understand though some of the criticism that she's getting in terms of this flat fooded response. but jake i have to say

this is the mayor of baltimore, stephanie rawlings-blake.'s listen in. >> good afternoon or early evening. all right. we're getting started. simmer down now. all right. good evening, everyone. thank you for being here. last night was a very rough period for our city. but today i think we saw a lot more of what baltimore is about. we saw people coming together to reclaim our city to clean our city and to help heal our city. i think this can be our defining moment not the darkest days that we saw yesterday. i spent the morning talking to residents. i visited along north avenue where residents were cleaning up and tried to give comfort to people who know that their lives are going to be disrupted in major ways for a long time does of the damage that was done to their community. i saw the damage that was done to mondawmin mall and it breaks my heart. those of us from baltimore know how hard we fought for those resources and those stores, to bring good quality products and items to our community and to have those those stores destroyed, mom and p

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the mayor of baltimore, stephanie rollins rollins-blake. >>> more than two days there are miracles. the dramatic rescue in kathmandu this morning. seth, good morning. >> good morning to you. yes, absolutely a remarkable day. we were there through the entire search and rescue as these teams pulled out a 17-year-old boy who was trapped for 120 hours inside the guest house where he had worked. you can see all these multistory buildings around him, one of them collapsed. rescue workers told us he was almost in tomb. he was below the rubble and he's in a pocket of air. he remarkably managed to survive 120 hours. it started in a routine day. we were with a team usaid disaster team. firefighters from los angeles county and fair fax county virginia. we were surveying another scene not too far from where the rescue happened. we got the call that a voice had been heard and we went running. it was the type of call these guys train for for years to get the call of a voice heard against the odds. in the rubble it took several hours. chilling, almost remarkable w

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he starred in "the age of adaline" with blake lively.ed quail. don't tell me you're disapoiped. >> i'm truly overjoyed. >> dig in. >> okay. ♪ >> well? >> as perfect as the music is painful. >> you don't like jazz? >> i love jazz. this is something else. >> and michiel huisman joins us now. welcome to "gma." i was telling you, live in a house full of women.and two daughters. they were all in love with you after the airing on saturday night. you had a hard time cracking blake lively's character. internet billionaire with a heart of gold. >> exactly. but she's something else. you know i mean -- she has put up walls around her for eight decades by now. because, um love for her means heart break, really. she doesn't age. and knows that if she falls in love with someone, she'll end up losing that person. because of that leads a very solitary life. and won't let me in. >> you do not give up. >> no. >> despite she didn't love your taste in music. you have a big musical background. have she was right there. it's hard for me to say. i -- i -- i wa

it worked with blake griffin. the caps find themselves down 2-1 games in the eastern conference, first round series in the islanders and now this. the caps tell us that eric fehr will miss the next two games with an upper body injury after that vicious check. game three hit him hard. he had to leave. solid source of scoring depth and physical play throughout the season, now he has not scored in this series in the first three games and he will miss the next two. that is huge against the islanders.l right. let's go to baseball. it was a sloppy soggy game at fenway this afternoon. the orioles allowed five unearned runs and the birds just couldn't find a rhythm defensively. the red sox took advantage of it. the rain started falling in the fourth inning intensified and eventually the game was called after 6 1/2 innings, boston beating baltimore 7-1 in the rain shortened ballgame and now hear this, the maryland women's lacrosse team is the only unbeaten division one lacrosse team in the nation. number one in the nation.

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call for these protests, baltimore, tonight remains in crisis and embattled mayor stephanie rawlins-blake today turned to the president's favorite representative on race. reverend al sharpton. in baltimore to lead a summit on improving police relations with the community. i suspect perhaps to deflect some of the criticism from the mayor. we'll take up the respond to the death of gray with former department of justice attorney christian adam, and also, escalating tension in middle east between a increase belowly provocative iran. and the u.s. u.s. navy announcing it is escorting american ships as they transit the straight of hormuz. mark meadows and president of foundation for defense of democracies, cliffer may they will join us to assess likelihood of a direct confrontation between u.s. and iran. huge political problem for hillary clinton. new revelations she broke her pledge to disclose foreign donations to the clinton foundation during her tenure as secretary of state. can her political ambitions survive this worsening scandal? we begin in baltimore a police document obtained by washin

there's been some amount of confidence in the mayor's handling of this stephanie rawlings blake. tell us a little bit if you can, about the city itself and the difference between east and west baltimore, and how much what's happening in the aftermath of freddie gray's death and funeral is a response to years of things that may have been going on in baltimore. >> i'll do my best. to provide local context, what you're looking at basically is the mall -- i shop at that target in that mall. it's sort of the big inner city mall on the best side of baltimore. when everything started getting a little crazy today, it's the very end of the school day, and there's a lot of bus lines that terminate at that mall. so you'd expect to see a lot of teenagers there to begin with. at 2:00 today, the baltimore police put out this warning that you guys have been talking about. it said that there was a coordinated action among generally rival street gangs that target businesses and to target the police themselves. activists responded almost immediately and said those are lies, this is an attempt by t