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. >> julie banderas is up next for the fox report at the top of the news. >>> we'll see you tomorrow. >>> the field of presidential contenders growing. and today, it's a democrat jumping into the race. i'm julie bandar ras. this is the fox report. martin o'malley now in the running for the democratic nomination. o'malley spoke in front of hundreds of supporters in baltimore. first serving as a city councilman and later six years as mayor. he spoke about more opportunities for all americans and promised to be leadership for a new generation. he even took a veiled jab at the current front runner hillary clinton. the presidency isn't between two royal families it is a sacred trust to be exercised on behalf of the people of these united states. the only way we are going to rebuild the american dream is if we re-take control of our own american government! >> hillary clinton congratulated him on entering the race on twitter, tweeting this, welcome to the race, governor o'malley. looking forward to discussing strong families and communities, h. ed henry is live. he jumps in as a distant und

julie banderas is up next with the the fox report. pó >> taking to the streets of cleveland after a judgeacquitted a police officer for the shooting deaths of two black respects. protest are peaceful and police report one arrest so far. michael braelow broke down in tears saying he could not determine that the officer fired the shots that killed the two men following a car chase in 2012. it comes amid attention with the citizens and police over deaths by officers. >> we are all in this together. and people can be assured that we are going to do everything humanly possible to keep the city safe. >> kelly wright is in our nows room. the department of justice is changing things. >> the justice department wasted little time responding to the verdict's case. it will pursue all legal options pertaining to the case. and the protestors are conducting peaceful demonstrations and it is difficult for a them to understand why a judge acquitted michael brelow. >> his entire use of deadly force was a constitutional reasonable response to an objectively perceived threat of great bodily harm. >> he have

our julie banderas is covering the funeral for us.ill have full report in the second hour of "happening now." jenna: new england patriots quarterback tom brady saysihe hasn't had enough time to digest a long-awaited report finding him, quote, at least generally aware of plans to deflate game balls in january's afc championship game m. in the meantime brady's agent forcefully denying the report. molly line has the story. molly if. >> reporter: he was reasonably lighthearted before a friendly crowd right here in new england. he was speaking with sportscaster jim gray at previously planned event at salem state university arriving in style via helicopter. despite the report that asserts more probable than not that brady was generally aware of inappropriate activities of release of air from game balls. the interview was interrupted periodically from cheers and boos from the boisterous students looking on. take a listen. >> you're in the news here and the ted wells report was just released. [booing] what is your reaction, tom, to the ted we

i am julie banderas.. this is the fox report. the plains states bracing for a round of dangerous storms and tornado and flash flood watches are in effect as they are recovering from the deadly fronts x. multiple twisters spotted in texas. 100 miles west of fort worth. and oklahoma and kansas will get the worst of the system. tropical storm anna. and north carolina preparing for an early start to the hurricane season. crews creating a sea wall. and we have fox team coverage for you tonight. and johnathon is live in south carolina and we begin with will carr in bridge creek, oklahoma. reports of tornados touching down today? >> reporter: that's right, julie. we learned nine tornados touched down in texas and colorado and increased tornado threat for southern oklahoma. and i just got off of the phone with the national weather service no tornados set down in that state. that is good especially for the community we are in right now. they were hit badly by a tornado. 800 buildings were damaged and homes like th

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in new york, julie banderas "fox news" i'm not smarter than those 25th graders.well spoken. >>> 5:52. of course we stop to honor fallen heroes this memorial day but coming up we will show you how pennsylvania restaurant service honors veterans every day. >>> welcome back at 5:55. 64 degrees. what a beautiful sunrise for you over the city on this memorial day and this monday. we are honoring our fallen heroes for memorial day. one barbecue chain celebrates veterans every day, every day at noon, diners and staffers at mission barbecue stand, put their hand over their hearts and sing the national anthem. every branch of the military is represented on the wall, family members of the fallen appreciate these tributes. >> it is a way for her story to live on, for people to see what she lived what she stood for. >> we have all knew somebody in our lives that you know is serving right now. >> there is a a lot of ways to serve, this is the way we choose to do our part. ing somebody willing to serve for our country. >> by the way is there a mission barbecue in florida maryl

i'm julie bandera. >> and i'm kelly wright. tropical storm

. >> i'm julie banderas.spreading to other cities across the country after the announcement triggered celebrations in baltimore and a greater sense of calm there just a few days after violence riots and looting rocked the

. >> julie banderas is up next for the fox report at the top of the news. >>> we'll see you tomorrow.>>> the field of presidential contenders growing. and today, it's a democrat jumping into the race. i'm julie bandar ras. this is the fox report. martin o'malley now in the running for the democratic nomination. o'malley spoke in front of hundreds of supporters in baltimore. first serving as a city councilman and later six years as mayor. he spoke about more opportunities for all americans and promised to be leadership for a new generation. he even took a veiled jab at the current front runner

. >> julie banderas is up next for the fox report at the top of the news. >>> we'll see you tomorrow. >>> the field of presidential contenders growing. and today, it's a democrat jumping into the race. i'm julie bandar ras. this is the fox report. martin o'malley now in the running for the democratic nomination. o'malley spoke in front of hundreds of supporters in baltimore. first serving as a city councilman and later six years as mayor. he spoke about more opportunities for all americans and promised to be leadership for a new generation. he even took a veiled jab at the current front runner,

it appears to be cell braatory and we have not seen violence or lotting and mandatory and i am julie banderastside of baltimore city hall. and it was the first organized demonstration since six baltimore police officers were charged in the death of freddie gray. and a warning for baltimore city police

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i am julie banderas. and a bu sayef killed in a major terrorism operation.is wife was captured and now in custody for questions in iraq. a source telling fox news it was a full on gun fight with terrorist and u.s. forces exchanging fire at close range. isis militants tried to use women and children as human shields. and military engaged to hand to hand combat where the terror leader was found. it is a major blow to isis and a boon to intelligence. they have found lap tops and cell phones that hold valuable information on isis operation. john hutty is live. and we'll start with molly heningburg. were there u.s. casulties. >> reporter: no no one was killed. but 12 isis fighters were killed in the operation. they tell fox that delta time went in on ospreys and black hawks from iraq to syria and approached a multistory building. and guards started to shoot at them. and started to use women and children. a bu sayef resisted and was killed and they captured his wife. they took cell phones and lap tops. >> last night in the direction of the commander in chief, i or

. >> julie banderas is up next for the fox report at the top of the news. >>> we'll see you tomorrow.re. first serving as a city councilman and later six years as mayor. he spoke about more opportunities for all americans and promised to be leadership for a new generation. he even took a veiled jab at the current front runner

julie banderas is up next with the the fox report. pó >> taking to the streets of cleveland after a judgeg deaths of two black respects. protest are peaceful and police report one arrest so far. michael braelow broke down in tears saying he could not determine that the officer fired the shots that killed the two men following a car chase in 2012. it comes amid attention with the citizens and police over deaths by officers. >>

i'm julie banderas.now, back to "justice" with judge jeannine. >> earlier this week anarchy and rioters overtook the streets of baltimore, burning cars looting businesses to protest freddie gray's death. today, thousands gathered in downtown baltimore for a victory rally. with me now is the leader of the y.m.c. community leader organization who was in baltimore this week. good evening, jay. i want to start with a little history. >> you grew up poor? >> yes, welfare kid. >> you started dealing drugs and served prison time. >> yes, high school dropout. after i turned 18 ended up here in new york for drug trafficking and a handgun charge. >> how did you get out of it? >> well the cops illegally searched my vehicle. that's the kind of aggressive laws we have. >> i don't want to talk about the drug laws tonight. i want to talk about you. you sit in front of me, you're pretty dapper there. how did you get out of a life of crime? >> hope, first of all. i believed in myself. at e at 25 years old, i asked myself

in new york, julie banderas, fox news. >> texas, much like us, was in a drought until the storms hit. have been talking about what's happening in texas, likening it to the extreme drought here. all this water, does that solve the drought problem there? >> for them, it certainly -- yeah, it does help quite a bit, because they are filling the reservoirs. some of the areas in texas got 12 inches of rain in 24 hours, which is what you might see in a type category 1 or 2 hurricane, tropical storm. it does help. if we had a dump like that here, if we had a foot of rain, it would help a lot actually. >> some solution. >> yeah, but some of that runs off into the bay. foot of rain wouldn't help our problems. we've got multiple year problems working here. the temperatures outside got up there, but interestingly enough, a little cooler elsewhere around the bay. but there's your 84 in fairfield. they were up there. you go east of fairfield, in antioch, we saw low 90s. so the warmth is there. it's in that central valley. we're still kind of in the cool bubble. it's going to be a little warmer tomo

i'm julie bandera. >> and i'm kelly wright. tropical storm ana making a b-line for the carolina beaches. packing high wind and rain. familiar routine for coastal resident. >> these are not going to hold out. i can see the tide creeping in closely. i hope there's nothing to come out to watch. i just want it to pass through. i heard we might be on the right-hand side of it. it piet gomight go through the center of the state. we might get off easy. >> rolling in from myrtle beach, south carolina. it could get dicey. jonathan? >> hi kelly. when you look at the satellite imagery of a tropical storm, you see those long bands of storms spiraling inward. right now, standing in between those bands. it's sunny here at the beach. people are enjoying a brief lull in the rain. however, life guards are keeping them out of the waters. the ocean here is a huge draw for tourists. just getting under way. local officials are really viewing tropical storm ana as a major annoyance. >> we just started into the busy season. this disrupts what's going

. >> i'm julie banderas. protests spreading to other cities across the country after the announcement triggered celebrations in baltimore and a greater sense of calm there just a few days after violence riots and looting rocked the lawless city. peter doocy is live in baltimore. what's the mood like right now? >> reporter: there's a lot of curiosity in the crowd. it seems like people have been coming from every different direction. they are walking past some fortified national guard and state trooper positions that are on every corner every side of this spot which is a green grass lawn between city hall behind us and then the war memorial across the street which is where the state's prosecutor for baltimore, marilyn mosby, announced those charges against six officers yesterday in the homicide case of freddie gray. but something we are hearing and something we see on a lot of signs are that the six officers who are charged, the six officers who are now going to have to answer to the charges of how freddie gray