eric sean takes over. have a great night. >> thank you, sean this, is a fox news alert.roops and a thousand police officers as we've been reporting on the streets of baltimore. that curfew started two hours ago. 10:00 p.m eastern time running for five more hours, until 5:00 this morning. maryland governor also said combined force will not tolerate violence or looting. today protestors were mostly peaceful. but tempers have been flaring since the sun went down. bricks thrown at police. injuring at least

. >> eric sean thank you. >>> taking you to washington now. you see the incoming attorney general of the united states loretta lynch, the former brooklyn federal prosecutor being sworn in by the vice president of the united states. let's lus listen in. >> you showed such grace and humility during this whole process, general. you know this is a woman who is qualified just like eric holder who i have known and been by close friend for years and years and i mean over 30 years. he is among the finest attorney generals we have had. he has been in this environment with political hostility andstood his ground on principle and never yielded and he has been right. [applause] >> the reason eric's been so nice to me as valerie can tell you is he was on the two-person committee to decide who to chose as vice president. he owed me for what he did. no i am joking. that is a joke. chris, that was a joke. it has been a great honor of my life but he is also one of the great friends in my life. we sat next to each other in cabinet meetings. there was a protocol

. >> and i'm eric sean. topping the news this hour those allegations hillary clinton could have used her position as secretary of state to funnel cash to the clinton foundation. some are asking is there enough evidence to potentially pursue any charges? >>> hundreds of people taking to the streets of baltimore vowing to shut down the city in response to the death of an unarmed black man after police admitted they failed to get him the medical attention he needed at the time of his arrest. >>> and this weekend, there's severe weather across the plains triggering nearly a dozen tornados. coming up we'll find out what some of these storms could be headed next. >>> we begin with a fox news alert, a quake so big, it shook mt. everest. now the united states is sending a disaster response team and one million dollars in aid, already, reports of more than 1,000 people dead and that figure is expected to rise. the quake struck just outside of nepal's capital of kathmandu earlier today. around noon local time. with tr

eric sean takes over. have a great night. >> thank you, sean this, is a fox news alert. the curfew now appears to be holding. 2000 national guard troops and a thousand police officers as we've been reporting on the streets of baltimore. that curfew started two hours ago. 10:00 p.m eastern time running for five more hours, until 5:00 this morning. maryland governor also said combined force will not tolerate violence or looting. today protestors were mostly peaceful. but tempers have been flaring since the sun went down. bricks thrown at police. injuring at least one police officer. some are also hurling bottles at police as they tried to disperse the crowd. after the curfew went into affect, police responded to that crowd and firing pepper spray and pellets at the crowd. yesterday arriving and injured 20 officers, one critically. police say 200 adults, 34 juveniles have been arrested during this issue z the rioting, 150 cars were burned. so far, we have not seen that type of violence thankfully tonight. baltimore commission commissioner warning people about obeying curfew

fox news' senior correspondent eric sean with that angle. >> good morning, everyone. the deal isn't even finished, and critics charge president obama as already giving in. that, the day after reports say iran army day was celebrated yet again with that reflexive chant "death to america." iran is demanding all sanctions be dropped completely when this deal is signed. now the president is pressured. sanctions removed without any proof iran is really cooperating. iran says there will be no inspections at military sites, like the parchin military complex. at his news conference on friday, the president said this. >> the p5+1's job is to sometimes find formulas that get to our main concerns while allowing the other side to make a presentation to their body of politics that's more acceptable. >> but illinois republican senator mark kirk, who sponsored the original sanctions bill accused iran of backtracking. >> secretary kerry recently testified before the senate that it would only take two more months for iran to build a bomb. we must use strong economic pressure on iran t

. >> and i'm eric sean.on as secretary of state to funnel cash to the clinton foundation. some are asking is there enough evidence to potentially pursue any charges? >>> hundreds of people taking to the streets of baltimore vowing to shut down the city in response to the death of an unarmed black man after police admitted they failed to get him the medical attention he needed at the time of his arrest. >>> and this weekend, there's severe weather across the plains triggering nearly a dozen

i'm thinking now of sean bell kimberly gray, oscar grant michael brown, jemere rice, eric garner, waltercott, and now, sadly, freddie gray. all of these african-american young men were killed at the hands of local police officers. ultimately, they are tragic examples of the risk of racial profiling and the use of excessive force. amy: that is congressmember john conyers after richard using a bill against racial profiling. lawrence bell, would you call stopping a man while he is running racial profiling? again, the police union attorney said yesterday in the news conference that if they are running in a high crime area that is cause enough. i was just watching on television, the former police chief of baltimore being interviewed come a and he said, no -- former police chief. he said, no, running is not enough. lawrence bell, your thoughts? >> i think these people need to study the law. it is a concept of probable cause exists. it is absurd to say somebody be simply running after making eye contact with the police officer is probable cause. it makes you wonder where these people are being

my question is, after oscar grant, eric garner, avenue lima, chris lally, lavar jones, sean bell, after walter scott, after rodney king, and always other men i do not have time to name how many isolated incidents do we have to have before we see a pattern? [applause] that is my first question. it is a two-parter. the second question goes to this idea of decent, honorable cops. i do not have any argument with the idea that most police officers are honorable men and women trying to do a difficult job. as you will recall, i for that explicitly of sean rupert who shot lavar jones. but is it too much to ask that these, honorable cops stand up against those other crops -- cops who are making these -- [applause] -- who are doing these things as opposed to retreating behind the blue wall of silence? moderator: are you dressing that -- addressing that to robert? leonard: my learned colleague. moderator: robert, do you see a pattern? robert: do you have me in mind with this? let me recover my bearings. one, it is very moving, but not always enlightening to use anecdotal data. these cases are seri

and my question is, after oscar grant, after eric garner, after abner, everybody diallo, after cholesterole, after lavar jones after sean bell, after walter scott, after rodney king and after all these other men i don't have time to name, how many isolated incidents do we have to have before we concede we have a pattern. that's my first question. [applause] it's a two-parter. my second question goes to the idea of decent, honorable cops. i don't have any argument with the idea that most police officers are deposit and honorable men and women trying to do a difficult job. as you recall i said that of -- explicitly of sean grew bert who shot lavar jones but is it too much to ask these decent, honorable cops, stand up against those other cops who are making these -- [applause] -- who are doing these things at opposed to retreating behind the blue wall of silence. >> are you addressing that to robert? >> my learned colleague. >> whatever his name is. robert, do you see a pattern? >> you have me in mind for this? let me recover my bearings. one, it's very moving but not always enlightening to use anecdotal data and these cas

sean collier including his father, police chief. collier died in the manhunt for tsarnaev and his brother. the jury heard from eric waily, a 67-year-old moon who said he had -- man who said he had between 2 and0 and 25 surgery. >>> and some arguing for the release of john hinckley jr. from the mental hospital. since 2013 he's been allowed to leave washington st. elizabeth's hospital for 17 days a month to stay with his mother in virginia. hinckley's lawyer insists he's no longer dangerous. prosecutors oppose his release saying he has a history of deceptive behavior when he's been on the leaves. >>> to baltimore now. more demonstrations planned for later today over the death of freddie gray. at least 1,000 people took to the streets yesterday in peaceful demonstrations calling for answers and demanding accountability. gray's mother and other family took part in the march. meanwhile, the department of justice has opened the civil rights investigation into the death of the 25-year-old. it is just one of four investigations into the incident at this point. that's according to the "baltimore sun" which includes an inde