>> hemmer, hemmer. >> hemmer always pays his debts as you will find from martha mc collum. >> do a little dance. >> just take it. march madness. >> thank you. >> by the way, it's mc hemmer today. >> all right. there you go. welcome. outnumbered. >> great to be back. thank you. >> let's move. >> setting himself apart as a presidential field gets more crowded, republican marco rubio launching his quest with a direct shoutout to those older. with his family by his side he declared himself best suited to steer the nation into what he calls the new american century and made an apparent jab at hillary clinton and mentor jeb bush who may also be eyeing a white house run. rubio saying too many leaders and their ideas are stuck in last century. watch. >> we americans are proud of our history but our country has always been about the future. and before us now is the opportunity to author the greatest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. but we can't do that by going back to ideas and leaders of the past. we must change the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them.

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let's now go to baltimore and bill hemmer. bill: fox news alert. a major american city erupted into absolute kay -- absolute chaos last night and overnight. the looters made the local business owners their targets last night. >> get back! getback! are they watching this? are you watching this? bill: leland vittert working late tennessee the night trying to figure out where the looters and rioters would go next. now with the sun up what will happen next in the city of baltimore. martha: i'm martha maccallum live in new york city. parts of the city of baltimore on fire. you have got thousands of national guard troops pouring in after they were asked to help out. you can see the images are unbelievable from last night. there were nearly 200 arrests. 144 cars were set on fire 15 city buildings were torched and local authorities said they were left stunned by this violence. >> i understand anger, but what we are seeing isn't anger it's the destruction of a community. the same community they say they care about they are destroying. you can't have it both

bill hemmer anchor of america's newsroom is there in baltimore, keeping an eye on the situation.keep us up-to-date. >> reporter: we are on stand by mode waiting to see what happens next in the city of baltimore. the governor talked and said the troops and help out in the city of baltimore. he has 1000 national guard troops ready to come in if necessary. what is not clear are exact numbers. we were told that there were thousands between police officers up and down the east coast, twooek between national guard troops that came in from all over the state of maryland and ready to keep the peace when the curfew drops at 10 o'clock. as for a firm figure we simply don't know. with regard to the governor he's telling us that yesterday afternoon. 3 o'clock in the afternoon, when they first caught wind of the first protest until 6 o'clock in the evening. in the three hour window the governor on the job less than four months he was in constant contact with the white house and mayor's office and urgency management response team was ready to go. but after repeated phone calls with the mayor h

bill: and i'm bill hemmer.erican and italian hostage as well as two other americans working on behalf of al-qaeda. the white house now conducting a review to understand exactly what happened. martha: we're taking a look at all of the information that we're getting here. adam gadahn, who was one of the people whose name is probably very familiar to you he was known as azam the more than. he was born in 1978 in california. his parents lived there, and he was raised by his paternal grandparents who were jewish. at some point he left the country and went to join al-qaeda. and became, basically, an interpreter, a spockman, one of their media operators because he was an american, obviously, and he was one of the first americans we had any indication was working with al-qaeda. and that's why he became so well known to americans. this hit happened back in january. and we also know that mr. weinstein who had been pleading with and his family had been pleading with the government to figure out a way to get him released,

news fox business golf outing with 2013 pga champ jason duff ner. 50 staff members including bill hemmer playing in that event. >> i heard he is a pretty good ball for two. we attended a cocktail party afterwards. some of the advertising clients for fox news channel and the fox business network and had a great time. >> that was the team that won. >> yes. >> temperatures starting to drop this weekend. >> and more severe storms possible again today. maria molina tracking what's on our way for the weekend. >> hey, heather and ainsley. it is not unusual to see severe this time of year. we are seeing that across parts of the plains. you also mentioned the cold turning parts of the east. i want to show you the colder temperatures. 30's in chicago. 29 degrees in cleveland and new york city you are also in the 30's. we have a number of freeze warnings that have been issued across these areas. it shows how cold it is out there this morning. as we head west ward parts of kansas to texas to louisiana you are looking at a risk of more severe storms. it should enhance the risk. large hail damaging wi

. >>> america's newsroom co-anchor bill hemmer live. i know you spoke to the governor. he has been out in baltimore. what did he tell you? >> reporter: some remarkable things actually gretchen. this is a man who's been on the jobless than four months. if you recall in november he won a stunning election in the ste of maryland as a republican. he says there will be a couple thousand on the street tonight, a couple thousand city police state police and national guard members. he says he has at his disposal an additional thousand national guard troops if that is necessary but he insists, gretchen, we will not have a repeat of last night tonight. the mayor and governor came into this ordeal with two different strategies. the mayor wanted to lay back and see how things played out. the governor said he had been ready for the past week to go in and put his team in place to keep the peace. well, that did not happen last night. the governor says last night he did not have to talk the mayor into it. he says i don't want to characterize it that way in our discussions but safe to s

. >> and i will bill hemmer.e the announcement a day after hilary clinton and his campaign is focused on new ideas to keep the american dream from slipping away. we begin with carl cameron who is live in miami where we will hear from marco rubio. set the scene for us. >> reporter: the rubio campaign let it go known this would happen today. it wasn't a surprise. but hilary clinton's announcement on the internet was and she is head to iowa on tuesday. the rubio thought it would bow a good attention to get attention from hillary who dominated the news yesterday and doesn't get to iowa until tomorrow. from 1962-1974 this was the processing center for a lot of cuban exiles. it is very symbolic for rubio who is the son of cuban imgrants but he would be the first presidential nominee in either party who is hispanic. he is a freshman florida senator and one of the first tea party candidates elected in 2010. when he got into office he proposed an immigration reform that offended a lot of tea party members because they cal

i'm bill hemmer. welcome to a brand-new week of "america's newsroom." martha: a search and recovery effort under way on mount everest. the moment of impact caught on tape. watch this. bill: just a wall of heavy snow coming right at you. 7 people dead in that slide including three americans. a google executive was climbing everest to map the location for a google maps feature. martha: we are getting a new look at how devastating this earthquake was. buildings shaking back and forth until many of them came tumbling down. 100 earthquake and aftershocks have jolted nepal so far and of course that hamper the work. bill: it was a 7.2 magnitude quake. david piper is live in bangkok thailand with the frantic relief effort that continue from all corners of the world. >> reporter: the death toll could rye considerably the next couple days. whole villages have been wiped out near the epicenter of the quake. it's now feared mountainous villages could have been december pay thed by the quake. the number of injured people arriving from outlying areas is overwhelming

bill: i'm bill hemmer, happy monday. martha: arrests taking place in san diego and minneapolis. apparently there was no imminent threat from this particular group but there is a growing concern isis is extend can its reach far -- is extending its reach far from the battlefields of the middle east. did they believe the public was at risk? reporter: not in the short term. this is a case of young somali then trying to join forces with isis overseas. it's an investigation that stretches back to october. that's when ahmed was picked up in an airport in new york. most of the people picked up were picked up in the twin cities area. the u.s. attorney will hold a press conference in about an hour and a half. martha: any word on the group connected to al-shabaab? >> many of them haven't realized the american dream they don't have an education they don't have anything to do, so they are ripe picking for these groups. you have activists in the community trying to engage these disaffected youth. but we have seen since 2007, at least 22 young somali men have left the indianapolis area to join

bill: i'm bill hemmer live from baltimore with a special edition of "america's newsroom." martha: the police lifted the curfew and reopened the streets. while looting was stopped there were protesters who powered into the streets and the police had to use pepper spray and gas to hold the protesters back. bill: day two the headline is "unsettled peace." martha: peter doocy is with us now. >> reporter: the sun is shining and the air has cleared. the streets and the sidewalks are still littered with these cannisters of smokes, bombs and of the pepper balls that were used to disperse the crowds. you look here. officers are letting traffic through for the first time in a few days at pa and north street. but they are still standing right here keeping a close eye on everybody that drives by and everybody that walks by. things were so bad yesterday and the night before that they want to be here just in case. they still have the big guns and the body armor. at least 10 stragglers were arrested for violating the overnight curfew. they were loaded into police vans very gently by a po

bill: i'm bill hemmer.reign relations committee will finalize a bill that will do a couple of things. it will give a 60-day delay before the white house is able to approve any deal with iran. it also may pave the way to get a veto-proof majority. the president's national security team on capitol hill, lawmakers want any final approval for any agreement with iran. secretary of state john kerry says the talks have a long way to go before they reach a final deal. >> we hope the congress will listen and ask the questions it wants and give the space and time to complete a very difficult task that has high-stakes for our country. it involves major national security and major potential conflict versus peaceful resolution. bill: keep in mind now this is, they're selling this thing hard. leaders with the white house last night and secretary kerry has two days on the hill to meet with republicans and democrats in the house and senate separate. you can imagine behind closed doors how many queries they have about what

i'm bill hemmer, welcome to america's newsroom. martha has the day off. jamie: i'm jamie colby. benjamin netanyahu says the agreement threatens his country. >> such a deal does not block iran's path to the bomb, it paves iran's path to the bomb. it would greatly increase the risks of terrible war. bill: france is saying the united states caved. the french foreign minister said they wanted to hold out for more stringent terms. the celebrations in tehran are certainly real as you point out. what did we get from this. >> the administration says we get a number of important things which is some of the nuclear facility, particularly fordo in iraq iran was using to develop a bomb will be repurposed into other activities, though they will still be involved in nuclear research. the number of kren -- the number of sentrycentrifuges would be reduced and the breakout time for developing a bomb would always be at least a year. bill: they have a domestic audience they are trying to convince. >> they get to keep that nuclear program up and running. the biggest thing the reason you are seeing

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i'm bill hemmer. we have a big morning today. martha: the big strategy for hillary is she is supposed to start small. mrs. clinton rolled up on board the name us to scooby van. the questions about her private e-mails. she was asked about that at state two years ago. bill: let's start with her event yesterday. there are reports that the reporters outnumbered invited guests. >> reporter: i can confirm that. but i don't think that's secretary clinton's fault. she is not in charge of who wants to cover her and fox and others wanted to be there. we were not part of that video you were showing of some reporters trying to chase her van down looking silly. inch i'll tell you that was a lot of the foreign reporters who are following her around iowa. the "new york times" and "the washington post" were inside with fox. the foreign press was kept outside, so they got excited. i have seen some of those foreign reporters and they treat president obama like a celebrity and they will do the same with hillary clinton. you won't get video of knee

with my friend bill hemmer. here's what he had to say. >> i'm the only one actually standing up and saying the war in libya was a mistake. the bombing of assad would make isis stronger. the arms to the islamic rebels would make isis stronger. so i'm really the one standing up to president obama. and these people are essentially the lap dogs for president obama. i think they're sensitive about that. >> he was essentially saying senator mccain and graham were lap dogs for the president. what did you think? >> i think you could ask the current administration, they've been some of the strongest critics for the failed foreign policy of this administration. i know one thing about all three of my colleagues, they agree barack obama should not longer be commander in chief. as i look at senator mccain and senator graham they have been the strongest voices on foreign policy and america's role in the world. i think it demonstrates if you look at what we're facing right now, that the fail td leadership of this administratio

our own bill hemmer asked the mayor about those allegations and here was her response. >> there was norder to hold back? >> no. >> or was there. >> no. but you have to understand it is not heading back. it responding appropriately. if you don't have all of your equipment in play, because things are changing in real time. well you can't respond, you can't react f you arrest someone and wagons are not there, what will you do with them? you have to think all of those things through. that is officers are doing on the street. >> you know on outside you're taking a lot of heat. you are aware of that to shows that suggested you screwed up. what would you say? >> people have a right to their opinion. >> people do have right to their opinion. she is being heavily criticized. did she do enough, adam? >> the question becomes, she said she didn't have them stand-down, there is the word again. she situation wagons were not in place. my question to her isn't that the police's call? aren't they the one -- that is what you have a police chief for. you put your trust in him or her for. that is it what

now, listen to what the mayor told bill hemmer. >> so there was no order to hold back. >> no. >> or was there? >> no. but you have to understand it's not holding back. it's responding appropriately. >> to those who would suggest that you screwed this up, what would you say? >> people have a right to their opinion. >> reporter: and the video does tell a lot of the story from what we saw on monday night. the looting that went on for hours -- in fact i talked to a city councilman who was down at this very street corner next to a liquorer to being looted oh, well we asked the police to back up so we could talk to looters. the looting continued. my source at least stands by the story. let them loot it's only property the word coming from the mayor on saturday and then on monday and clearly now there is a new sheriff in town or at least new orders from the sheriff and things are very different here on the streets. overwhelming kindness is what you might say now and there's a relatively calm here where there was just total lawlessness. one police officer said to me we are praying for peace and

. >>> let's check in with bill hemmer and find out what's on his show. >>> good morning to you.ation. the republican hopefuls out in force over the weekend. what they refused to say to each other. martha and i will see you on a brand new week in ten minutes. >>> he has been found guilty of murdering their son. now the parents of the youngest boston bombing victim say don't give him the death penalty. could this the family's plea save the life of that terrorist? robert brecker is a criminal law professor and the author of the death of punishment. meanwhile, james allen fox is a professor of criminology law, and public policy at northeastern university. he appears on the right side of the screen. good morning. >> good morning. >> mr. fox, let's start with you. the family of two of the people who were killed two years ago today, say give him life. you say that's the right answer, why? >> they say interestingly on thursday, in response to a column i wrote on this topic, one letter writer dared me to face the richards and tell them why i believe that tsarnaev should not get the death

i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm martha maccallum.

let's now go to baltimore and bill hemmer. bill: fox news alert.oters made the local business owners their targets last night. >> get

bill: i'm bill hemmer. the plex sieve accusations in a book not even public.on campaign not wanting rolling out big guns to shoot it down. sending out a three-page letter, with talking points, telling clinton surrogates, saying these type of fairs are typical in campaigns now and this is part after coordinated republican strategy end quote. martha: ed henry, live in washington. you got your hands on the clinton campaign memo when instructed to respond when asked about this book. what did you find? >> reporter: what is interesting having been on the road for two days with secretary clinton in new hampshire she alluded to this herself talking about i'm focused on voters here in new hampshire. i'm not going to worry about distractions. memo also mentions that. but what i found interesting were two things. one, it goes on and on, this three-page memo about the book backed by a koch brothers linked organization. same organization bankrolling ted cruz's presidential campaign. that republican rand paul also running for president has been briefed on this book and has

bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning as well.lker needs to quote, bone up on foreign policy calling it foolish to ditch a deal with iran if there is one. that got governor walk ear bit fired up. his reaction. >> this is guy in the last year called isis the jv squad. called yemen last fall as his administration calls them a success story. undersecretary of state hillary clinton gave russia reset button and ultimately went into ukraine. this guy has the audacity of schooling anyone when it comes to foreign policy. martha: scott walker, fighting back. bret baier joins us now, anchor of "special report." interesting line of attack with president obama considering he had very little foreign policy experience when he got the job. >> that's right, martha. if you're scott walker clearly in the top tier of gop candidates to be, this is a soft pal right down the middle. this is what you want to see. his original response the first time he responded to president obama was on a fund-raising email. and one can imagine he raised a lot of money

bill: i'm bill hemmer. it happened in jalalabad. the shooter was killed on the spot by u.s.oldiers. conor powell live from the middle east bureau. what happened there, conor? >> reporter: details are limited but we know a group of americans both from the state department the embassy in kabul and military were meeting with provincial governor in jalalabad in the compound. right after the meeting concluded the embassy officials left via helicopter. a afghan soldier opened fire, killed one u.s. soldier and injured two others. the lone attacker reportedly killed but why he did this is very much unclear. these types of attacks, unfortunately, bill, are all too common to u.s. and international troops in afghanistan. bill: is there any confirmation whether or not the shooter the afghan shooter has a connection to the taliban? >> reporter: u.s. officials say this is under investigation but these types of insider or green on blue attacks have happened pretty regularly in afghanistan. this is only second time this year. 44 international troops were killed by afghan troops back in 2012

bill: i'm bill hemmer.s from texas stepped in making victims eligible for purple heart or civilian equivalent which is called the defense of freedom medal. for the long-suffering victims and families it is about time. martha: captain chuck nash fox news military analyst. captain, good morning to you. a very significant day for these people. they are finally getting the recognition that they deserve. your thoughts as we watch them assemble this morning? >> this is a very sad affair because it never should have happened. go all the way back to how the army first-hand he willed this when major hasan had cakics. when he final i acts out and goes into that soldier readiness center, take as seat at a table bows his head and comes up, yells, "allahu akbar!," starts shooting he fires 214 rounds in ten minutes. the whole time is is screaming "allahu akbar!." he has been in touch with anwar al-awlaki. the fbi and nsa knew that. didn't tell the army. all of this comes down. then the administration in 2009, anxious to

i saw rand paul with bill hemmer earlier, saying more or less if his rivals play nice he will play nice that you get a feeling that this republican race is only inches away it is a powder keg and these guys are inches away from absolutely demolishing each other to the point where whoever the ultimate candidate is will be damaged goods. >> yes and no. hillary clinton is going to be self-damaging, she will sit on the shelf over there and will be old news and people will say all we have heard about hillary clinton, what on earth can hillary clinton do or say with a phony primary fields to make anything interesting or engaging. the republicans will talk about stuff that will be damaging but there will be interest and attention. i didn't know who barack obama was at this point in the 2008 cycle but you get famous catch fire, people like what you are saying and you get going and for the republicans it is this. the establishment has picked jeb bush. he is their guy. sorry chris christie but that is to the establishment has picked. there is a demolition derby to see who will take him on in the

charles: you have a big gulf day yesterday, you are out with bill hemmer and jerry willis, the the twoot to tell me how did hammer do? >> i missed yesterday which was not a bad thing. charles: tell me how did hammer do? >> he did okay. you could tell he had some talent but he was nervous in front of me. charles: i am sure, probably not gerri willis. >> he had the best shot a pretty impressive. charles: check it out, sweet swing. i want to ask you about something that just came up perhaps when masters, paula kramer is saying what is the deal why isn't there a widow's masters? it makes sense. we understand the agusta they had a big problem for a while. there were no women members. what would be the opposition to a woman's masters? >> i kind of like the idea. the concept of it. i think it would be great for women's golf but i don't have much pull over is there to be honest. charles: you people seem to have pull over verbage paul kramer is a big name and this gets the conversation moving. >> it will get it started and if you look back ten years ago or so when martha burke was out there adv

we say good mornings, i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom."ing book "clinton cash." we now know the state department under hillary clinton's control signed off on a deal that would allow russia to buy a uranium company. bill: all this as money continued to flow into the clinton f

. >>> first we check in with bill hemmer who i saw earlier looking for news. >> you were looking for the u.s. and iran at sea. what is the truth and our position. we are seeing hillary clinton's defense take shape over foreign money. we will analyze that. breaking news in the medical world on vaccines and what if you could erase any negative signs on your facebook page or your twitterfeed forever? there might be an app for that. martha and i will see you in ten minutes top of the hour. ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> two republican congressmen under investigation for holding a non-functioning ceremonial rifle in this photo. did they really commit a crime? joining us to dispel any type of criminal activity or turn himself in congressman trey gowdy. he's there with ken buck. what were you doing there? >> visiting a colleague in his office. it never dawned on me i would need a legal defense fund to visit him. he's a state and federal prosecutor

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let's check in with bill hemmer for what's coming in on his show. >> thank goodness that was not aroundting christians. you reported it. we don't know how many are dead. more on that shortly. we are in double overtime in iran. karl rove to analyze. has the media been responsible in the indiana response. doctors claims they are closing in on a cure for skin cancer. we'll see you at the top of the hour. 12 minutes away here in "america's newsroom"ism toenail fungus? don't hide it... tackle it with fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infection by going under, around and through the nail. most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application-site redness itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. tackle it! ask your doctor now if jublia is right for you. ♪ baby you can drive my car ♪ ♪ we're going to be a star ♪ >>> you can keep tabs on what you can keep up with your kids are doing with driving? we have a chevrolet engineer. she's high

it's up to hemmer and mccallum to keep that in place. they're a little volatile.ng over the last couple of months about the true life story, the "american sniper" movie based on the life of chris kyle. it's interesting over the last week or so at the yufrt of michigan, there were 300 protesters including staff and students who said after it was announced at the university would screen this particular movie they said, you can't do that. because -- we'll take a look at part of the letter. they say, quote the american snyder snide sniper movie promotes antimuslim and antimena. he was a racist who took a disturbing stance on murdering iraqis. they forced the school to cancel the showing. >> somebody jumped in the game, that was coach jim harbaugh. no question to tough situations between coaching and playing himself. he took it to twitter and said this. michigan football will watch "american sniper" "american sniper" proud of chris kyle and to be an american. if that offends anybody, so be it. >> there was backlash. one kid said you better be able to show this. univers

. >>> i want to check in with my only real friend, bill hemmer to tell me what's on his show. >> that'st and killed. looks like an inside job. the nba star and his wife stabbed earlier today. you mentioned rand paul. what does he mean for jeb bush and ted cruz? we will analyze. a new street drug that has a lot of parents concerned and for very good reason. i will see you starting in ten minutes, top of the hour. >>> this is really important information for you. in the last couple of weeks we've had two terrible tragedies of entire families losing their lives. one to a fire here in new york that. family did not have smoke detectors on the plainmain floor. another family in maryland poisoned by carbon monoxide. what should you be doing to make sure you're safe? here is some tips with lowe's expert. allen. down in maryland it sounds like this family had a generator. there was no electricity. we don't know the circumstances of that. they had a generator like this but had it inside the kitchen. >> it's not safe. you're not supposed to be using generators in any enclosed locations. not in a g