by mentioning fox news. but you know what he really can't win if he doesn't have this sort of playful exchange and take jabs people are going to say, why can't you be a regular guy? at the same sometime the president should be taking the high road. >> thest a >>it's a bigger story here. liberal politicians, until fox news were not used to having their feet held to the fire. if you look at what is happening in new york city now, look at their mayor. he's a very progressive mayor. it's one against a million. you look at what is happening in new york city a very progressive mayor, comrade bill de blasio. >> i know. >> he's touring the country while there are murders on the uptick in new york city. you don't read too much about that. >> no. by the way, what was that nonsense abouttinue to update you on these stories throughout the day. back to "cavuto on business." >>> it's the union version of do not as we do. union workers believe they should get massive wage hikes, but when it comes to their own survival unio

fox news! >> president obama accused fox news of propagating harmful stereotypes about poor americans. >> the president accused the media, in particular fox news for suggesting the poor are unwilling to work. >> jon: yup, just like college students at a four-hour commencement, fox basically pays no attention until they hear their own names. ( laughter ) ( applause ) it turns out at one point-- ( cheers ) in this-- at one point in this incredibly thoughtful and productive session on poverty, the president made the easily provable and decidelet true point that fox news narrative is that poverty is not a function of economic condition but of character. >> the effort to suggest that the poor are sponges leeches are-- don't want to work, are lazy if you watch fox news on a regular basis, it is a constant menu. they will find, like folks who make me mad. i don't know where they find them. they're all like-- ( laughter ) "i don't want to work. i just want a free obama phone. ( laughter ) or whatever.

a fox news alert. four people are arrested in the ambush of the two police officers. >> it is a tragedy for all americans. >> brand new charges as new information emerges the moments before the shooting. >> the so-called lone wolf could strike at any moment. >> a newer or of terror. the growing threat and why critics say the administration isn't doing enough to fight back. >> extreme weather making a mess for millions of people blooding and tornadoes turning towns totally upside down. >> there goes the school. there goes the school. >> draummatic rescues from all of the rising water. where it looks more like december than may. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning to you. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday. i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for waking up early with us. two mississippi police officers are murdered in cold blood and now four suspects are under arrest. >> this morning the accused killers are set to face a judge. kelly wright is

ahead of their official announcements this week a closer look at the candidates with the fox news political insiders and making news also on this sunday ohio governor john kasich talking about his record of governor of an important state. you've heard the saying as ohio goes so does electing the next president. >>> now to our coverage in baltimore. a city is trying to move past the violence and anger. more progress on the streets. the city's mayor has lifted the curfew put in place last tuesday. the national guard is packing up and moving out and even some of the stores damaged during the rioting and looting are going to reopen their doors. >> i've seen incredible acts of kindness i've seen neighbors helping neighbors. i've seen a community that cares about each other and it's a great way to end the week with a day of prayer and peace and reconciliation. >> ending one week and beginning a new one, what will it look like? peter doocy is live in baltimore. peter, what did you hear at this big rally today? >> reporter: harris the very big crowd was very energetic as a group of speakers invited

screaming fox news sucks, fox news sucks. >> fox news sucks, fox news socks. fox news sucks. fox news sucks. cautionary tale, right? that is not a scene if you want to see if you are the fox news channel during the republican primary. people chasing your employees or people they thought were your employees yelling fox news sucks. fox news four days later, four days after that milford, new hampshire debate, hosted the next republican presidential debate, as well. they cleared learned their lesson and the next one four days later in south carolina they made sure they included ron paul. fewer angry mobs that way. so it's important, right, that anyone with any perceived viability gets to be seen in the process. right? gets into the debate. sometimes that results in very large debates, right? you don't want ole savior and princess kadija in there. that's like you couldn't get lar daly. if you have to stretch to nine, 10, 11, 12 candidates so you can get ron paul and dennis kucinich and jim gilmore and all these guys in there, basically, the tendency has been to do

got the job at fox news.:30, getting permission, would have been impossible. my wife insisted on having children and they wanted me around. >> you went right from standup here in new york primarily? >> right. when i was still doing sports, still doing news. the same time i said, i at night, who could help me in memorizing, who could help me increase a stage presence? i thought i could do it. do it when i can. never wanted to be a professional comedian. thought i'd be better as a host if i could learn to ad lib, memorize copy and understand an audience. >> that was your bid with the chicken with the resume, right? you wrote it. >> all me. >> how about you? you did standup in new york. how long? >> probably 15 years or so. >> 15 years, colmes. really. you started when you were 18 years old or what? >> it was very, very -- it was something, i loved making audiences laugh. the business, itself, is very tough. my radio career took off. broadcasting can consume you. >> you were going tout out at night for 15 years.

this is a fox news alert.we're looking live at garland texas. it's 12:27 here on the east coast. we're looking at a police car there. they're keeping people out of the car that they've evacuated this evening due to the fact that two gunmen pulled up in that car there. but that car was driving up to the colewell center. two armed men got out and began opening fire on an unarmed security officer for the independent school district of garland, texas. they wounded him in the ankle. we're happy to say he is alive, well, and out of the hospital the police department which has been on the scene for this mohammed art exhibit which was for free speech and featured cartoon caricatures of the prophet mohammed, these gunmen pulled up to that, opened fire, returning that fire, killing both of them. their two bodies are still on the ground. they tried to figure out what is in that vehicle. if it is loaded with a bomb. if it is, a robot will take it out and detonate it in that unit. they want to be sure there is nothing that

why is fox news so successful? only one of two things can be true either this largest of cable news audiences knows what president obama news namely that fox news is a slanted arm of the republican party, but still prefers to get its news from such a source we would be a center right nation or this largest of cable news audiences hasn't caught on to what is so obvious to the president and his aids isn't sophisticated enough to see what they see. the white house is effectively insultding the intelligence of the american people. >> like their adviser. under president george bush he took a lot of incoming especially from msnbc, and he never complained because it was beneath the dignity of the office. the point the president was trying to make today was about poverty, which happens to be an area where his approach has gotten a fair shot long before fox news came on the scene. the american taxpayer has shelled out an estimated $15 trillion on state and federal anti-poverty programs. the poverty rate has only declined in

a fox news alert. mass casualties and chaos. re live getting new pictures in as the sun rises over the wreckage in philadelphia. after an amtrak train flew autrails and tore passengers cars to pieces. at least five people are dead. we are live on the scene moments from now. >>> incredible stories from inside the crushed amtrak cars as passengers help one another escape the wreckage. >> i got you, okay? keep crawling okay? >> where am i crawling to?

stay with fox news for more developments from garland, texas. take you back now to regular programming already in progress. endorsed by police and endorsed by community leader and i'll be traveling, i'm going to cleveland tomorrow to present that in this community and traveling around the state. it is vital -- america's strongest chris when we're united not what we are divided, plain and simple. >> i'll ask you a question i asked congresswoman edwards looking at the decline of baltimore over the last 60 years. in 1960 it was the sixth largest city more than a million people now it has 600,000 and out of the top 25. there hasn't been a republican mayor in 50 years. do you think liberal policies have failed baltimore and other inner cities around the country? >> well let me tell you what we've done. we've reformed the cleveland schools. i worked with the african-american democrat mayor, we had almost unanimous approval in our legislature to support the most dramatic school reform in the north in america. i've been involved in creating mentorship p

we thank fox news channel to help us out. ball between the nationals and braves is long and once that is competed we'll go back to fox sports bon. we have to go on with the race because of the weather in the area. we congratulate the crow for winning the outstanding sports series and giving monday night football and a win for nascar. >> chris, i have been on championship teams my whole life and the 15 years spent with the fox team this has been the best time i have been on. bar none. >> i am blessed to sit between greatness. nascar hall of fame. and men and women behind the cameras. this is the most fun. >> the director. >> i want to kiss them for all of their hard work. >> speaking of successful teams and jeff gordon his wins are the most. jeff and tony ste bart, and they have all won here at least twice and now nascar's version of deflategate as we check the news. and this news the appeal that never would end finally did. ed to the crow chief for ryan newman's car. lambert was suspended for tamper aring the tires. >> and it

fiorina, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning chris. thank you for having me. >> you have taken special delight in going after hillary clinton. you have set up a website called ready to beat hillary.com. you set up a news conference outside a south carolina hotel where she was speaking. you say hillary clinton is playing the gender card, but aren't you also playing that card when you say you can attack her more effectively than any male candidate can? >> actually i haven't said that. perhaps others have. i have said i come from a world where titles are just titles and talk is just talk. the questions i'm raising about hillary clinton, i take no delight in them. i'm concerned. you know, it is entirely legitimate when someone is running for the presidency of the united states to ask whether they are being transparent, whether they are trustworthy, whether they have a track record of leadership. hillary clinton has demonstrated over and over she is not transparent. her leadership as secretary of state has placed us in grave danger around th

fox news sunday is up next. john kasich will speak to chris wallace about a possible presidential run. you won't want to miss what he has to say. coverage continues around the clock. >> i'm chris wallace, six baltimore police officers now face criminal charges in the death of a young black man. ♪ >> the findings of our comprehensive, thorough and independent investigation have led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges -- >> we believe that these officers will be vindicated as they have done nothing wrong. >> we'll have a live report from baltimore. and we'll discuss the case with maryland congresswoman donna edwards and billy murphy. >>> from ferguson to new york city to baltimore -- >> we as a country have to do some soul searching. this is not new. >> our sunday group joins the debate over race and justice. >> then leaders across the country try to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the communities they serve. >> you want your children to be safe. you want your families to

evacuated just that quick, evacuated the whole parking lot and made us come over here. >> this is a fox news alert from america's news headquarters. i'm kelly wright. police killing two suspected gunmen on sunday in the dallas suburb of garland. a security guard was shot in the leg but has been released from the hospital. at one point overnight, our fox news reporter at the scene heard two muffled detonations. however, police have not said yet if they found any explosives. earlier, the spokesperson for the police department explained how it all went down. >> garland officers that were close by saw what was going on shot and killed both men there at the scene by their car. so as far as identifications or anything on them we have not touched their bodies because they're close by the car. once that is cleared, we'll find out who they are and exactly what was going on. >> as you can imagine, it was a tense scene around 6:00 p.m. local time sunday with police swarming the building after the shooting. however, no one inside the building we are happy to report, atending that event was injured. we s

>> he's the fox in fox news or twenty-first century fox. he created fox movie town, which was the sound on film technology. neil: exceptional entrepreneur ino variety and visionary in the stage of motion pictures the fox was william fox. >> in 1903, he saw that people were starting to line up outside of things called nickelodeons so he thought well, maybe i can get into the business. neil: susan fox is the great granddaughter of the fox. >> by 1927, william fox had amassed a film companies, a distribution company and well over 1,000 theaters. the value of the company in early 1929 is supposed to be about 300 million dollars. neil: relentless in pursuit of profess, fox's company would be valued at $50 billion today. >> you got remember to today it's hard for us to realize this was a mason industry. a lot of the first moguls were immigrants as he was. he worked his way up through poverty on the lower east side. >> the 100th anniversary of fox film corporation of a nearly forgotten history of new jersey are celebrated at an exhibit in the town

this is a fox news alert. we've just been talking to casey steegel about a situation unfolding in garland, texas. all seems to be calm and quiet right now as police continue to conduct their investigation. our casey steegel was reporting live from the scene there, in garland, texas, where earlier this evening, two gunmen approached the caldwell center where a mahmoud art exhibit was going on. it was for free speech to defend free speech here in america. there were caricatures, a contest on muhammad. one person who won, according to pam geller, was a former muslim. he won that event. and what unfolded towards the end of that event, as it was coming to a close, those two gunmen opened fire on a security officer, wounding him in the ankle. we are happy to report that he is alive and well and out of the hospital. and cooperating with police to give them more details about it. and then the two gunmen who had been opening fire they exchanged gunfire with the garland police department which had been on the scene in t

fox news am list brit hume kirstin powers who has written a new book "the silencing: how the left is free speech," karl rove and fox news political analyst juan williams. karl, how would you advise jeb bush to deal with all the questions he's going to get about what his brother did as president? >> well look, you quoted the shawn hannity interview on tuesday. two seconds later after the clip of that you had, he was asked, would you make a different decision than your brother did? he answered yes. there's only one acceptable answer from the media perspective which is to say, and it took him until thursday to say, knowing what we know now, we wouldn't have gone in. he's a smart guy and he's learn the two lessons. one, say with clarity what you believe. if you make a mistake clean it up quicker rather than later. everybody's going to have their turn in the barrel on this question. >> juan, what did this week tell you about bush and particularly getting to karl's issue of nimbleness as a candidate and how much the bush quote baggage is going to be. >> it makes me wonder about -- obviousl

sunday." >>> hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news. vice president's son has died of brain cancer at age 46. the vice president's office says he was first diagnosed in 2013. treated and given a clean bill of health before the cancer returned this spring. he was delaware's former attorney general but he announced last year he would run for governor in 2016. when he was just 3, he and his brother hunter were seriously injured in a car crash that killed his mother and infant sister. we'll have more on beau biden later with the panel. >>> to politics and a race for the white house that keeps getting more crowded. another four hopefuls announcing their candidacy this week. among them bernie sanders and martin o'malley the first to challenge hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. but the biggest clinton critic is almost republican candidate carly fioreinafiorina, former head of hewlett-packard who joins us now. mrs. fiorina, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning, chris. thank you for having me

. >>> fox news alert i'm kelly wright. major developments in baltimore as the six police officers arrested friday over the death of freddie gray are released on bail. meanwhile, thousands expected to hit the streets again today, taking pride in what's being called a victory rally, celebrating the decision by the city's top prosecutor to charge the officers with if el knows ranging from assault to murder. and to encourage continued peaceful demonstrations. u.s. marines beginning operations in nepal today, one week after a massive earthquake hid the impoverished nation. the team will manage relief efforts including the growing piles of supplies clogging nepal's only international airport as the death toll from the 7.8 magnitude quake now stands at 6,600 people across four countries. i'm kelly wright. now back to "cavuto on pice." for all of your headlines logon to foxnews tot come. you're watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. >>> did we just see a one-two punch for hillary clinton?

go to facebook or twitter @fox news sunday. we may use your questions on the air. >>> incomplete but significant and growing. iraq's resilience running the crisis many predicted would put them apart but the momentem is in the right direction. >> vice president bryden just over a month ago sounding optimistic about how the war against isis was going. it's time for our sunday group fox news senior political analyst analyst analyst analyst bret hume,.. the book was on obama's book shelf when the navy seal team came in. >> first amendment applied to him. i don't think he read it. if he had, he could have realized he was in danger because obama really believes in those special operations strikes which killed him. >> took him out. it was a bad week for isis. they took the key -- good week for isis. >> bad week in the war against isis. thank you for correcting me. they captured the iraqi city of ramadi, took the syrian city of palmyra. took the last border crossing between the two countries that was not under their control, but presid

on the fox news channel. the mayor has lifted the curfew in boston. the national guard is beginning to pull out. so much change in just the past few days in baltimore, maryland. crowds are peaceful again today. our journalists are standing by for live coverage as we approach sunset. we begin with this. just minutes ago, we learned that dr. ben carson has confirmed to a local television station that he is running for the president of the united states in 2016. he says a formal announcement will come tomorrow in detroit. that along with new faces expected to enter the race this week. i'm harris faulkner. ben carson and carly fee oriorina and mike huckabee. >> we figured he was in. we just didn't know he was saying something about it tonight. dr. ben carson said he is unaring for president in 2016. it will allow them to make new choices in leadership. >> i am going to make an announcement about whether i am going to run for president and why stl is no question that our nation is in very dire straits. we have a t

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a fox news alert for you. two gunmen are dead after opening fire outside of a muhammad cartoon exhibit in garland texas. >> one security officer was shot asghar land police quickly responded killing the two suspects in a frantic firefight. casey, what is the latest from the ground. the bomb squad has been working through out the night using a special robot you often see in these types of circumstances. that robot has been sweeping the suspect's vehicle in the parking lot of that center and also their personal belongings. there was a fear the suspects may have brought explosives to the scene. it was just before 7:00 when investigators say the two men drove into the parking lot of the curtis caldwell center in garland a suburb of das dallas and started shooting. police returned fire killing both of the men. inside was a draw muhammad cartoon contest from a freedom of speech group. their identities have not been made public. police have not officially said if this was random or if the event was specifically targe

that's a story that fox news has just confirmed.n was, would you have done this in 2003. and as i understand it that would be completely different than the question would you do it today? >> right. and the question is really will we have to do it today, because conditions in iraq remain unstable. in that part of the world, in iraq we are effective allies of the iraqis. at the same time we negotiate the nuclear deal. in yemen, we're on the other side. and we're pressing the saudis to maintain their cease-fire which has just begun. so we have as pat said a destabilized middle east. the possibility of conflict with iran ourselves. but more likely shiite sunni battling in the region. >> give me one pause, so that everybody can catch up. fox news has now confirmed, saudi king solomon will in fact give the may 14th summit at camp david. the announcement comes days after the white house just confirmed the king would be in attendance. the saudi government is confirming that the king's son will instead lead that saudi delegation. very differ

and patti ann browne, a fox news anchor is with us. to have you back. >> it's great to be here. >> whenever she is here we thing karaoke. >> we all sing show tunes of government expenditures. so you have this report, what struck you as the most egregious? >> there was so much, but i think the aquatic plant control program. just give me half of that and i will dive into the depths of the ocean. the government just doesn't know where to look. i would have done it for half off. >> every time i see this, i think, is that really the situation? >> it's not like cleaning out a fish tank. i like the salmon money the best. who do they think they are? do they think that they are spotted owls? for the amount of money they should be able to swim upstream. >> the problem with these earmarks, and i know that there have been reforms and so they are not was to be as many, but they are no longer transparent and that is the problem. you don't necessarily know which legislator has inserted these and the appropriations bill and it is patty murray. and she

that's what we are seeing at fox news. they took a bus load of about 48 first then they were going to come back and get the balance of them and move them to the nearby high school. a few minutes ago i told you how big a job this is and what they would have to do to secure the assets. they include a wall marted they had to evacuate a sam's club. that might be on the same property. the wal-mart and sams club. all of that being evacuated in addition to the participants of the event. >> i don't know whether they are on the same property. close enough the police thought it was necessary to evacuate. i want to make sure the viewers understand what they are looking at with the robots. the police have not officially declared this situation done and over because if they were to we wouldn't be seeing the robots. they are making sure right now there's no bombs in the area. there's no ex employsiveplosives or anything like that that are set to go off any time later in the eepg. they want to make sure the scene is secure even though th

all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> hello again from fox news in washington. well, a terrible week of rioting in baltimore has ended with the filing of criminal charges against six police officers in the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. we'll discuss the case with a congresswoman and the lawyer for gray's family in a moment. but first fox news correspondent is outside baltimore city hall with the latest. doug? >> reporter: hi chris. it was another quiet night in baltimore as the 10e p.m. curfew in baltimore took effect. the curfew more aggressive charges has brought a greater sense to baltimore with 20 arrests as of 11 p.m. last. here in a rally at city hall yesterday one speaker saying, we'll fight on the beaches and hills in a city we shall never surrender, another speaker cited the case of an 18-year-old who was photographed in the baltimore sun, smashing in a police car window with a traffic cone. his parents after seeing that picture urged their son to turn himself in. de just that. but he's now facing $500,000 bail and potential of eight years in jail.

melissa: fox news's joel walled enin philadelphia with the latest. what is the latest there? >> melissa obviously a sad day at the crash scene. confirmation from philadelphia mayor nutter's news conference in fact the 8th person was pulled from the wreckage. he went on to explain at about 8:00 this morning there was reason to send cadaver dogs to the crash site. this cadaver dog came on three different hits. they sadly found the remains of the 8th victim. we started at five official victims. we jumped up to six seven, and eight. it has every day been a fluid scene out here. a good news silver lining in all of this, only 43 people remain in the hospital now. eight of them are still believed to be in critical condition. but everyone, according to this news conference now everyone has been accounted for. that was a question everyone was asking about. will we have anymore victims? meanwhile there is a heavy focus today on the 32-year-old engineer brandon bostian. he is accused of speeding through the curve here at is 06 miles per hour. that would be moret$ñ than -- 106 mile-per-ho

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and we'll see you next fox news sunday. i'm"media buzz" this sunday reporters fail to pin her down on issues regarding the clinton foundation to her private e-mail to her personal wealth. >> was there conflict of interest in your giving paid speeches in the run-up to you aunited states noing you're running for president? >> the answer to the question is no. >> why was it so easy for her to finesse that question? and what about the benghazi e-mails that was first leaked to "the new york times"? >>> as isis captures ramadi much of the media debate is focused on finger pointing. >>> and the brutal truth is that the obama administration and the en allowed the isis savages to gain power murder thousands of immigrants. thousands. >> how do you live with that? >> but is this blame the other side approach doing any good as isis grows stronger? abc keeping its $100 million man, george stephanopoulos in charge of the campaign but suspended anchor brian williams fighting for his nbc job, is the media coming under an ethical cloud. >>>

president, don't blame fox news for the parasites you've enabled. art was falling over himself to defend the president attack on fox. >> seems like the president has a firm grasp on your business model, fox, so why are you outraged? >> go ahead, be the defender of the enabler. you're just as predictable and just as dumb. before you pat yourself on the back too vigorously here are the facts. food stamps abuse has soared under the enabler. and improper payments for medicare have increased by $15 billion tax dollars. facts don't lie brother. the good news is you're retiring soon maybe you can watch more fox news with your free time and actually learn something. the beauty of fox, class is always in session here even for slow learners like you. have a great weekend, everybody. >>> following a victory against isis a daring ground raid against the islamic state in eastern syria killing a commander and capturing his wife who could be a good source of intelligence. >>> troubling e-mails for hillary clinton. were foreign governments able to hack into that pri

fox news senior political analyst brit hume and kirsten powers who has written a new book called "the silencing." and gop strategy karl rove and fox news political analyst juan williams. karl what did we learn about jeb bush as a presidential candidate and since you used to be in this business with his brother, how would you advice him to deal with all of the questions he's going to get about what his brother did as president? >> well look first of all, it's his turn in the barrel. you quoelt quoted the sean hannity interview on tuesday. two seconds later he was asked would you make a different decision than your brother did? and he said yes. this is a question in which there's only one acceptable answer from the perspective of the media which is to say and took him until thursday to say it knowing what we know today i would not have gone in. i think there are two lessons from this. he's a smart guy and going to learn those two lessons. say with clarity what you believe and if you mais a mistake clean it up quicker rather than later. everyone will have their turn in the barrel on this

news takes place. how we report, not we as in fox but the media in general. so it will be -- i like to look at the vehicle and not just the news and find some unspoken truths about how we do this. >> all right. i have no idea what you just said. >> neither do i. it's a long day greta. been a very long day. it's going to be a fun strange ride. >> and it always is. and let me see. who is that giant guy in the ad? i have been watching that ad all week long. is that o'reilly? is that o'reilly? who is that tall person? >> i don't know. that's the first time i met him. some guy -- we said we need a really tall person. so we walked into the building and there was some guy standing around and we grabbed him and that's it. i still to this day do not know who that man is. >> all right. are you going to have like vaudville routines or jasper dana's dog going to make an appearance? >> it will be no jasper. it's a jasper-free zone. i probably will be performing a lot of hike could you haiku poetry in a oncey. a lot of people in onesie getting ready for school. >> are you g

. ♪ >>> this is a fox news alert.wo entire families missing as their vacation home is swept away in the flood. and at this hour the numbers are getting grimmer. now 10 dead and at least 13 are are missing in those raging floodwaters. right now rescue teams searching for survivors and texas and oklahoma massive storms slamming the midwest the great plains and the south. there is even more bad news. more storms are on the way from texas to the fox extreme weather center "on the record" team coverage kicks off with fox reporter elizabeth soft. tell me about those two families well, greta, 8 of those 13 who are missing were all staying in the same home together when it washed away. it broke apart when it hit a bridge. they were in town corpus christi for the memorial day weekend. we spent time with their loved ones who are right now at a nearby church. they have all gathered to actually help with the search obviously there is an official search party on the ground in wimberly looking for those that are missing. the loved

a fox news alert. a blood bath in texas. bikers gangs get violent in a restaurant parking lot opening fire forcing families to run for their lives. >> i crawled back towards to freezers with a lot of the waitresses and other people. they said people outside the doors had guns. it was scary. >> nine people killed. dozens more injured. we are live for you with the very latest. >>> unbelievable. meanwhile, the city of ramadi in iraq has fallen. isis capturing the key iraqi city. so many americans have died fighting for. with the terror group 70 miles outside baghdad and iraq troops fleeing from the fight, is it time for boots on the ground? because we found out over the weekend, that works. >>> all right. plus rioters from ferguson to baltimore able to post bail. because jay z and beyonce were sending them cash. the details you have to hear to believe. that's good news for the protesters. good news for you, mornings are better with friends. >>> good morning, everybody. live from new york city on the week before memorial day. to

but some republicans are outraged about what he just said on fox news. and a vote in the senate tomorrow will show who is the leader of the senate democrats now. president obama or senator elizabeth warren. >> knowing what we know now, would you have authorized the invasion. >> i would have. so would have hillary clinton. >> the family drama is a stable of movies and tv series. >> the intelligence that everybody saw was faulty. >> and now the race for president. >> jeb bush is going to have to fight much, much harder for it. >> his brother's record is one of the looming issues. >> you have to have someone who says look i'm a republican, but i'm not an idiot. >> fool me once, fool me -- can't get fooled again. >> the family drama. >> who will benefit from the ttp. >> the tpp in my view is a continuation of a disaster. >> when the process is rigged, then the outcome's likely to be rigged. >> on most issues, she and i deeply agree. on this one, though, her arguments don't stand the test of fact. >> when the process is rigged, then the outcome is likely to b

stay with fox news channel for more updates out of london. >> this is a fox news alert. protests right now across baltimore and we are here in baltimore where just hours ago the prosecutors dropping that big news, six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. one of them even charged with second degree murder. now, all six officers suspended without pay. "on the record" has live team coverage. across baltimore and monitoring the protest was right here and the protests across america. plus we sat down with the woman being called mom of the year. >> think your son is going to do this again. >> oh, i don't think he is going to do this one again. >> never? >> i don't think is he going to do this one again. is he the perfect child? no, he is not. he has his flaws but as a mother that's what i'm here for. >> all right. that interview and live coverage from the streets about, first, the baltimore state's attorney taking swift action charging six officers in the death of freddie gray. >> the findings are comprehensive, thorough and independent investigation

fox 29 news in hd brought to you by xfinity the future of awesome awesome. >>> right now on fox 29 news at 6:00 a beautiful memorial day weekend in full swing. great evening to be out in old city. tourists are enjoying the sites tow is a locals have left town for the beach. jersey shore as you can imagine is packed. people out first thing this morning enjoying all sorts of summer fun and food in ocean city. it is the unofficial start of summer. good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm joyce evans. >>> it was a chilly start to this weekend a lot of places. >> yeah it was. >> things are beginning to heat up print tee good right now. let's head over to fox 29 meteorologist dave warren. dave it's not too bad now. >> no, not too bad here. nice and comfortable you really dope see dry air with low humidity and bright sunshine. pretty much towards late may. very comfortable weather out there. now, what is happening it's not quiet warm everywhere. temperatures will slowly begin to warm up but stuck in the sea breeze south along delaware beaches, temperatures barely above 60 degrees. up to cape ma