my name is leland vitter. it's nice to meet you. >> hi. >> reporter: you're the only sign i've seen out here. are you a little bit scared? >> no. >> reporter: are you scared of the police? >> no. >> reporter: and you're not scared of the protesters? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> because there is a lot of people. >> reporter: it has to break your heart. >> it does. i feel so bad because i know this doesn't have to happen. everybody gets in trouble, but they don't have to kill everybody about everything. >> reporter: is this about freddie gray or the deeper problem in baltimore? >> this is not just freddie gray. i've watched so many of our people get killed. i'm just tired of it and i have to do something. >> reporter: it looks like there may be some problem coming down the alley here. we just saw the police sort of re-form their lines. shawna and i are going to keep talking. do you think this is the way to solve things the looting and the rioting? >> absolutely not. this is not going to help anything. the way

leland miller, does china have a plan for this? leland: not really.ryone thinks of air pollution in china. water pollution and the lack of available water is one of the major problems china is going to have for years to come and it is going to be a major track on gdp growth to try to figure this out. brendan: this problem is so much bigger than california. it should not have come as a surprise. it is a surprise in a developed economy like california but the report is deeply depressing. olivia: this is not just about the rise of almond milk. this is a serious global challenge. it is scary how many developed countries do have a critical dearth of infrastructure for it. brendan: how does that play into the politics of china? the leadership has taken it on as a real problem but at the local level, do people talk about water? leland: they do now. environment used to be a localized issue and then it became an economic issue and now it is a political issue. you have to do something about the environmental constraints on water, the pollution in the water. the

leland? >> exactly. these are liquor bottled looted from 150 yards in front of where the police are. the same police fires you saw burning and then also where you saw the car crashed and everything else they grabbed liquor bottles. there have been so much walking out they walked out. they threw them at police and walked back. this is where we've been seeing this going on a long time. another police armored car moving up the street. what is interesting, you can see the battle line. police retreated at 9:00 this evening. we started down here at this street corner. you can see the burning cars. there is a mini marts, two liquor stores owners were near tears at the fact their stores had been looted and their livelihoods, destroyed residents feel the same way the police line used to be down there. there were a lot of police officers they were given orders to retreat. and this is getting unpredictable out here. >> i see a hand full of demonstrators have police attempted to make an arrest? >> if you remember we

go ahead, leland. we can hear you. >> hey, meghan we've moved a little from where we were in the beginning. you see this ambulance behind this police line? they've clearly reinforced this. this wasn't far from where we watched that massive retreat and all the looting going on at the beginning of the show. you get the sense now that the police have begun to realize that they are really outnumbered here, as rod wheeler was saying and if you look at the street where this police line is you get a sense of the amount of violence that has occurred here. this is very clearly a very violent city. you don't want to use a word like a war zone it's not quite that but it certainly is getting close. that smell of tear gas is there. you can see the burning fires that have now been set here -- that have been set down here. we have a gentleman here -- you can't cuss on tv but tell me why you're angry. >> i'm range because everything we go through, they say the size of the police. you killed my man freddie, dragged him

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leland, calmer than last night, leland. >> much, much calmer sean. it's due to the amount of police, it's shocking how many have come from so far away we have state troopers and the sheriff who came in from two and a half hours away brought a big mrab. >> we're here at the request of the governor. they requested additional 600 police officers, ten armored vehicles, we responded at the request of the governor and have been here for a few days in baltimore city this, is ground 0. this is where it's taking place. and we've been standing here hard to believe, in front of memorial baptist church. those inside are prohibited giving outside of of the church having giving us the finger the entire time we're here. and giving law enforcement the middle finger here here to help restore normalcy to the city. and that is reception we get. generally speaking the citizens have been supportive by our presence, have had deep gratitude treating us with hospitality. it's just a particular area here tonight, that we're getting reception we're getting from people here at

leland, calmer than last night, leland. >> much, much calmer sean. it's due to the amount of police, it's shocking how many have come from so far away we have state troopers and the sheriff who came in from two and a half hours away brought a big mrab. >> we're here at the request of the governor. they requested additional 600 police officers, ten armored vehicles, we responded at the request of the governor and have been here for a few days in baltimore city this, is ground 0. this is where it's taking place. and we've been standing here hard to believe, in front of memorial baptist church. those inside are prohibited giving outside of of the church having giving us the finger the entire time we're here. and giving law enforcement the middle finger here here to help restore normalcy to the city. and that is reception we get. generally speaking the citizens have been supportive by our presence, have had deep gratitude treating us with hospitality. it's just a particular area here tonight, that we're getting reception we're getting from people here at

leland is my roommate in d.c. and i bet your folks are beaming the great job you've been doing for fox. but i wanted to ask, the mayor said she was responding appropriately, especially given that so many of the young people teenagers were involved. do you give any credence to that? >> reporter: juan i don't ever want to disagree with someone i share an office with. my parents were more petrified at times than thrilled. but to answer your question the folks looting these stores and the five-finger discounts on any tennis shoes and leather jackets, liquor they were thugs, for lack of a better term. this wasn't some kind of free-for-all going on. this was a mob action. second of all, the police were up there. there were hundreds of police officers that we saw on the streets that night. they had riot gear. they had less than lethal weapons to use. they had bean bags tear gas, they had everything else going on. and then they had that arsenal to be able to use to disperse this crowd without causing any real harm. the pe

leland has more in washington dc. >> good morning ladies. one of these two ladies kept videos and pictures of osama bin laden on their cell phones. one of them was obsessed with pressure cookers. still, it is unclear what their alleged argument was. the pair allegedly told the agents they wanted to detonate pressure cooker or propane tank bombs. presser cooker bomb was used at the boston marathon. both bombs are dangerous. the women were in court yesterday and they be held without bail. if convicted they would each face life in prison. >> as we learn more about home grown terror plans here elsewhere they are be car reed out, what can you tell us about the attack in somali. >>> we know least 147 people. al shabaab attack at a college they singled out christian students and killed them without mercy. police killed four of the suspects, they arrested a fifth. >>> live for us this morning with those details, thank you, leland. >>> and announcing the hard fought framework for a nuclear deal with iran. it is still not a done deal. >> james rosen i

leland? >> reporter: megan, it is getting chaotic. what was calm is now anything but. we have folks screaming and yelling at the camera. it's unbelievable the amount of anger out here on the streets that is bubbled up here in just the past couple of minutes. this man streaming at me -- i appreciate your thoughts. >> no, you don't appreciate it! >> why do you want me to leave? >> because you're one of -- >> i've been out here for all the protests. this is me. >> reporter: tell me what you're angry about. >> i'm angry at the fact that we ain't getting noanswers. i'm not with all the violence. >> these -- [ screaming ] >> reporter: if you look over here you can get a sense of how the police are still very passive. we saw that -- [ no audio ] we're going to go. send it back to you. sorry about this. >> get to someplace safe. this is ridiculous. this is how folks want to be heard? they want to endanger him and get in his face? really? leland has the police right behind him. we have a security guar

leland, great job tonight and everybody else. we go now to the family. >> it's 11:00 p.m now in baltimore. "hannity" mentioned the family is to begin a new conference in just a moment. this is live coverage. these are live pictures there, there is mayhem here west baltimore. we'll see a police news conference to begin immediately. during that we're hoping to get an ex-plan why the police are standing and watching this happen. we can only assume the police have reasons for standing back. do they not have man power?

leland is on the phone with us. how are things there, leland? >> reporter: shep i'm looking at about 50 or 60 riot police lined up here at the cvs that was urn was burned out and we have video of when police moved in to take an arrest. this was shot about 45 minutes ago. there was a lot of pepper spray and then police moved back to their line and a number of protesters lined up to put a buffer between the two groups. the police seem to think something is coming. there's reinforcements that are moving in here and as much as we talked yesterday at the police doing absolutely nothing to stop the looting we were seeing and the other lawlessness, there is decidedly a new tone to the police action here and you might say there's a new sheriff in town although the national guard is here certainly the sheriff is giving different orders in terms of how things are to be handled and there's enough reinforcements that they can rotate out here the number of people on the riot lines. it's a lot hotter today and it's just about 3:00. this is when school let out

leland? demonstrations, one against islam and the other against racism involving thousands of people. >> seven islamists plan to blow up. had they succeeded they would have killed thousands of men, women and children. one of the men involved living in australia for 19 years on welfare payments. >> islamophobia has no place in australian society. >> and you can see the riots right there with police on horses trying to break up these two crowds. a group called reclaim australia was protesting islamic extremism and another group counter demonstrated saying the first was racist. the violent clashes in melbourne, australia, police struggled to separate 3,000 protesters altogether. there were at least two arrests. as you can imagine from the crowd some myinor injuries. >>> there's been an unusual ruling in california that may be the first in stateu'll find out why a judge says this prisoner's constitutional rights, take a look at the picture see if you can figure out why a judge says the constituti

leland, great job tonight and everybody else. now to the family. >> it's 11:00 p.m now in baltimore. "hannity" mentioned the family is to begin a new conference in just a moment. this is live coverage. these are live pictures there, there is mayhem in west balance more where we are looking and in east baltimore. this is live in the late night hours we are expecting police news conference to begin almost immediately. during police news conference we are hoping we will get an

welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. >> and i'm leland wittert. nice to be with you. nice to be with you as well. >>> hillary clinton is making official today what many of us knew all along. the former secretary of state is indeed running for president again. clinton will make the announcement via social media later today. she's expected to make her first appearance as a formal 26- 26-candidate in iowa in a number of days. that's where we find our ed hinton, in des moines. hillary clinton is expected to make her announcement today. she is already getting support from democrats, the most important democrat. >> that's right president obama who all but endorsed her yesterday at a news conference. that can cut both ways for hillary clinton as she gets into this race. let's start with her campaign. insiders have told us we obtained a campaign letter laying out she wants this all to be about the middle class, that the message will be about ending inequality. she wants to turn it around and say it's about the middle class and not about her, because remem

thanks leland. >> even dead christians aren't safe from isis. brand new pictures show them destroying graves of christians in the iraqi city of mosul. the black cloud extremists are seen smashing headstones with sledgehammers and carving out engrave the crosses. it has included murder and destruction of priceless art and religious artifacts. >> the mailman who flew the gyro copper into the capitol is charged with violating national air defense space and operating an up registered aircraft. he was in court wearing his u.s. postal uniform. he was released but told to stay away from aircraft. he was carrying out the stunt to promote campaign finance reform. >> many people consider what he did to be righteous. he wasn't intending to commit any crime whatsoever he was intending to communicate with congress because they have gotten so uncommunicate tive. >> he is back in court may 8th. the secret service went to his house over a year ago after his plans surfaced. we will have the white house's response to that coming up in a live report at 5:30. >> we

leland vittert. leland was saying clear at this time yesterday, that the baltimore rioters were too much for the police to handle. the police pretty much stayed back to lit the rioters loot. what can the national guard do in situation like this? there are about a thousand on the way. for answers we i have bring in the national guard adjunct general in the state. about the police yesterday, it is hard to tell because you weren't on the ground at the time, do you think they could have done more? >> sounds like the police on the ground did their best but as expected with amount of violence, with numbers, as it grew, they became stressed. they got tired. they, didn't have the numbers that they needed. this is where hopefully today can turn out differently than yesterday. david: you do have the national guard coming in, of course you have a thousand of them. will that primarily be to relieved fatigued police or can they do something the police couldn't do? >> wealth national guard, particularly in state a

leland vitter is live for us. good morning, leland. >> good morning to you. with a little more than four years in the senate, rand paul has positioned himself as an outsider despite his credentials. he remains a mix of libertarianism. he strikes a different tone than many of his republican competitors. a doctor by trade, he says that his message will appeal to a variety of voters. >> fu raise defense spending, which i do think we need defense spending, i would cut domestic spending the exact same amount. there are conservatives, several of them who are running or may run who say increase defense costs at all costs but i don't care if you pay for it. >> he opens himself up from conservative hawks who say he is weak in the area. >> rand paul supports president obama's negotiations with iran, but he doesn't understand the threat. >> paul begins his first day as an official candidate in new hampshire today and continued his kickoff touring south carolina, nevada and california. >>> the latest fox news poll taken before paul's announcement has him in sixth place a

leland vittert is live in baltimore. leland. >> things have changed since the stand down, stay back happen on saturday and on monday when we saw that violence right where i'm standing the violence happened. now you have the national guard here on the streets of baltimore. not only one humvee here, two more humvees over there. in the change, we have all the police officers standing on this same block but now in plain clothes. as if to sort of illustrate just how much things have changed in 24 hours when we had police in riot gear. we also have right next to the police and the national guard, the great cookie food truck which has come to serve the folks out here and selling, i might say quite a few very delicious cookies. things have changed, of course the larger question is how long does it stay that way? we're just about an hour away from sundown the curfew. will will we have calm tonight. last night we had seven to ten arrests or are we going to have a return of the kind of violence we saw monday night which i'm told wi

leland vittert is live for us in washington.ing leland. >> the e-mail scandal won't go away. the 2012 letter comes from darrel issa from secretary of state if she was using personal e-mail address for personal business. she basically never responded. these of course are far from the story clinton folks want everyone talking about as her campaign rolls out. her first plan visit to iowa seemed far more scripted and staged than what you usually see in terms of retail politics in that date. >> i want to be the champion who goes to bat for americans. we need to build the economy of tomorrow not yesterday. we need to build families and communities that's where it all starts. we need to fix the dysfunction al system and get money out of it once and for all. >> the fact is she doesn't want the publicity. this is the big thing a lot of the mainstream media is missing. this is the only strategy they could employ. >> day one on the campaign trail in iowa left a lot more questions than answers. reporters far out numbered the hand picked by

we have leland vitter's report that contradicts that.fter this is over there will ban investigation and we'll find out the truth about that. right now, it looks like they've got at least enough people on the ground to try to keep things calm. i can understand her anxiety. about not letting something get out of control. she doesn't want her young people of her city to get hurt. however, allowing the lawlessness and you had 150 small businesses being attacked. >> right. >> one of the things tsh ss -- >> senior citizens complex burned down. that would have been great i'm sure for the senior citizens of baltimore. >> one of the things the mayor said when she became mayor, and i think it was a great goal she wanted to attract 10,000 new families to come and move to baltimore. and with that decision on monday she ensured that will not happen on her watch. the first thing you want to have as a family is security. >> right. >> second thing you want to have is good schools. we know that government can fix those two things but it's the other bigge

leland? >> and to that point, carl, you're talking to folks on the republican side who obviously made this point that the clinton campaign wants to keep things small. did the republicans think that would only be the chance to keep things small, that the clinton campaign is holding her like the faberge egg, and the campaign saying look, we have a battle if she doesn't get into the race. >> hillary clinton doesn't like the race, that is fairly known in democratic circles and doesn't do particularly well at it. it is something that is not easy for a lot of politicians. they hate something being uncertain, and when you walk out among the voters anything can happen. clinton is usually quite restrained in those type of situations, but by making it small it serves her purpose. they need to get out in iowa and new hampshire and really mix it up. with martin o'malley, jim web, bernie sanders, maybe they can really get serious buzz going for them. hillary clinton is going to have to acknowledge the hug

leland vittert joins us live. ÷eland?> greta, it's a good idea to first get a sense of how close doug hughes got to the u.s. capitol. behind me the u.s. capitol and he was flying this gyro copter, almost like a flying go-cart if you will, he hand landed it right where that orange cone is. and that's where he was tq) rested. the video you are watching is taken from where i am standing right now. eyewitnesses saw the gyro copter flying over. ját witness said he saw it flying all the way from the lincoln memorial three miles down the national mall as far as we know it was undetected until it landed. in the most restricted airspace in the country, if not the world. there was no attempt to shoot it down either. once it landed, doug hughes was taken into custody 61 years old. you might notice that on the tail of that gyro copter is the united states postal service logo. he worked for the postal service or may have worked there at one point. he was carrying 535 letters addressed to members of congress. he said he wanted to bring

we're watching this scene with that leland just took us to. they're throwing bottles at police cars this guy goes out there. animaling tats the crowd pours fuel on the fire. and you have got to see how he's just mentioning the president of the group. no one mentions and just play the sounds. look at this. firefighters are throwing -- throwing bottles at firefighters. under what suspicion a lot firefighters? nothing. they're trying to put out fires of rows that might have families in them. makes sense. >> crazy. >> so i just want the audience to hear what malik shabaz stands for. >> true sovereignty is black power. is black nationalism. through freedom and liberation which is our rise. it must. it ain't got no choice. it must coincide with the white world demise. >> he goes on to call white people the devil. helpful. >>>> well hardly. and you know people like this continuely are remade and reformed. people like al sharpton never been held accountable for the things did he in the past. here is a guy in a recent time frame that is none of that is

we're watching this scene with that leland just took us to.ng bottles at police cars this guy goes out there. animaling tats the crowd pours fuel on the fire. and you have got to see how he's just mentioning the president of the group. no one mentions and just play the sounds. look at this. firefighters are throwing -- throwing bottles at firefighters. under what suspicion a lot firefighters? nothing. they're trying to put out fires of rows that might have families in them. makes sense. >> crazy. >> so i just want the audience to hear what malik shabaz stands for. >> true sovereignty is black power. is black nationalism. through freedom and liberation which is our rise. it must. it ain't got no choice. it must coincide with the white world demise. >> he goes on to call white people the devil. helpful. >> well hardly. and you know people like this continuely are remade and reformed. people like al sharpton never been held accountable for the things did he in the past. here is a guy in a recent time frame that is none of that is being referenced

>> leland, thank you. >> eric do you have a question? >> it looks like the crowds are substantially larger than when we were here 24 hours ago. >> reporter: it's certainly different than what we heard 24 hours ago in terms of rocks, cinder blocks bottles thrown at the police officers 24 hours ago. not very far from where i'm standing right now. on the other hand things have certainly changed overnight. we had all of those lootings and those kinds of things. we're not seeing that right now. there w of looting today. some of the guys were out here yesterday. you've been out here for a long time right? >> yes. >> reporter: tell me the difference between yesterday and today. >> daylight. that's about it. because the tension is still here. the tension will be here. but when the cameras -- we still need our leaders in an emergency to help sole have the problem. >> reporter: and do you think what happened in the last couple of days can help the problem? >> not the violence part. i've talked to a lot of people that are trying to come together an

good work, leland. let's get back to martha in new york. martha.hip issue in all of this. the mayor has been criticized in baltimore for not taking forceful enough tact in not allowing police to do their job. what about the white house? we have heard from the brand new attorney general. is there a lead for new leadership setting tone across the nation for these conflicts from the top? we'll be right back. martha: so democratic congressman elijah cummins trying to calm the chaos by marching and singing arm in arm with the citizens of baltimore. watch this. ♪ we are soldiers in the army, we have to fight although we have to die ♪ martha: it was very moving yesterday to see people taking to the streets , to take back their city in peaceful way. to his credit congressman elijah cummings was leading way standing out in front encouraging people to be peaceful. here is one of the big questions. why no indication from the white house as of yet? let's talk about this. talk about the issue of leadership and what the white house's role could possibly be in al

we will be back to leland where there is developments taking place right now. >> reporter: we moved ae blocks from where we were. now comes a little bit of a standoff as there is a couple dozen riot police taking charge. some folks are cleaning up and some are angry out here. this is the main police command post. you can see this group of protesters converged here. you can see the amount of reinforcements coming in. we have a big group from the law enforcement all over the state. we watched 50 riot police coming off the big bus they have here. a number of guys standing outside. this seems to be where the police decided to begin to make their stand. they are getting worried as the crowds increase on the street school is out, it is getting warmer out here and we wait and see whether the police are willing to hold the line. it sounds like there is something happening down here just past this police line and that is where we will head down and walk right now. the police teams are going to put their shields up and everyone else is getting a little agitated. we will jog down here. they will

leland, great job tonight and everybody else. we go now to the family. >> it's 11:00 p.m now in baltimore. "hannity" mentioned the family is to begin a new conference in just a moment. this is live coverage. these are live pictures there, there is mayhem in west balance more where we are looking and in east baltimore. this is live in the late night hours we are expecting police news conference to begin almost immediately. during police news conference we are hoping we will get an explanation for why the police are standing and watching this happen. we can only assume that police have reasons for standing back. do they not have enough manpower? do they not have the gourds? waiting for national guard? we simply do not know. we know the governor says that 30 second after the mayor of baltimore asked him to call up the national guard after 6:00 p.m. eastern tonight, that they did that. waiting for some 500 national guardman to come to baltimore from inside the state of maryland and another 5,000 from outside the state of maryland. at

good morning leland. what is up? >> good morning. you might remember during the 92 campaign bill clinton famously said it's the economy stupid in the 2016 clinton campaign is taking a page out of that page book. when bill clinton said it he wasn't fresh off paid speeches at 200,000 a pop like his wife is. >> i want to build the economy of tomorrow not yesterday. i wrant to make middle class mean something again. although our country has come back from tough economic times thanks to a lot of hard work and sacrifice by americans and their families, we need to do more than just get by. >> hillary's well scripted rollout is still tightly choreographed with almost zero access for reporters to ask questions. those asked are answered and news the campaign staffers drove in at least one attendee for intimate gatherings raise questions about her attempt of retail politics. republicans are competing for every minute of air time they can get. >> we want our economy to be dynamic and vibrant. we want it to be the single best place in the world t

thank you so much leland.have a great weekend for us live for us in d.c. >>> well, the cdc says that three people have died after eating listeria tainted ice cream products from blue bell. the deadly bacteria has been running rampant at a blue bell plant which voluntarily shut down last week. but the ice cream company is not the only one in the spotlight. recently, sabre recalled cases of its hummus because of an issue found in michigan. >>> a tragic discovery in the search for a missing virginia college student. police found remains outside a vacant home. 18-year-old a.j. hatsylvanished a month ago while on spring break. neighbors say they noticed suspicious activity several weeks ago. >> about a month ago a black or dark blue careacaravan was seen laters at night driving through the car port into the backyard. >> virginia authorities are working to positively identify the remains. >>> iran's supreme leader says the united states is lying and being deceptive about the nuclear deal. he also said that a white h

. >> let's go to leland vittert. >> greta, good evening. we are marching from where griff and a ted were over to a park and it's been a little bit of a march out here. probably about, i don't know, a quarter mile or so and there has been a lot of the people who have been there -- who have been there on this march are now here in this park. and you may be able to see our signal out here from the park. you can see a couple hundred folks here in the community festive atmosphere. kids playing basketball here. the other part that's pretty interesting here is what they are chanting which is we want peace. that's really the message that you get from so many folks around here is that they are tired of what happened last night. it's been extraordinarily upsetting to this community. i just spoke to ashley a little while ago ashley, just tell me as you have been out here, this is really -- you saw what happened yesterday you saw what happened today describe the difference. >> what i see now is pot positivity. i see people who are fighting for the init

fox news correspondent leland vittert joins us. leland, what's the deal? >> it seems like greta, on the face of it, at least the united states gave up a lot to get even this agreement about making a deal. it's possible it could all fall apart by june 30th. that's when everyone has to agree on something other than vague language and principles. president obama's rose garden speech sounded like a victory lap. the nitty gritty of the deal is very different. point by point the u.s. appears to have caved on one core principle. minutes before the president spoke, the iranians themselves declared victory as foreign minister said he felt good when he was in switzerland. even hit back at the united states and its fact sheet. a few of the key points while both sides agree to inspectors the idea of snap inspections at any time at any of iran's facilities off the table. and while at one point the president of the united states talked about iran disassembling their heavy water react tore. fortified underground nuclear enrichment facility and advanced subtri fiewdges ir

basically her campaign chairman is telling supporters she is in which we amll knew for a long time leland. >> we're all officially tweeting this in the control room, in the meantime, as you heard from podesta saying you're going to hear from hillary in a few hours, give us a sense in iowa, is she building a ground game there. she came in third last time pretty embarrassing there. what will she do differently this time? >> you ask a good question clearly she is doing a lot. we talked to party officials who say she hired a lot more people who actually understand the state are here preparing quietly behind scenes to figure out how to win the caucuses. you know obviously, they were out-foxed by barack obama last time. and others had a warning that voters in iowa are not just going to worry about money and endorsement, he says the race is wide open. listen. >> she is taking it more seriously this time, at least when we talk to our staffers. she understands she has to earn the nomination. this is totally more open than the media things. >> yeah, and he is talking about you know martin o'malley

i saw leland's shot.ly at fox or leland but just angry. what's the problem with that young man sth? what was the problem with the woman screaming behind you? you have a microphone. where does the anger towards the camera come from? >> i think there is an anger to the situation. to the flight.plight. it is an impoverished neighborhood. the unemployment of these young people north of 30%. no dads in the families to speak of. three out of four have no dads at home. there is a lot of resentment. towards us fox news tends to be prolaw enforcement. procrime if you commit the crime, you do the time. and i think there is a particular rage directed against us. you know i've been around a long time. i've -- i know the streets as well as any of those guys do. it offends me when they think they can specifically take us and make fools of us. i just won't allow that. >> you're giving them a microphone you're giving them a voice. that's what they said they have not been having. they understand they're getting what they

>> leland in for tucker.e to see you. >> how beautiful the set is this morning. >> thanks to 1-800-flowers for delivering for us and picking out our ties ss as well. >> it takes a village. >> you look beautiful as well. happy easter. send us your easter photographs this morning. the kids doing the easter egg hunts. >> and share some of our own easter sunday photographs from moms and dads. >>> all right. christians around the world are celebrating the resurrection of jesus christ. moments ago the pope francis finished saying mass in saint peter's square. thousands of people attended in the rain to attend the service. after the mass the pope greeted the crowd gathered in the square. now he's delivering the blessing from the basilica's central balcony. we're going to listen in. >> translator: jesus christ has risen. love has try yuchlted over hatred. life has conquered death. light has dispelled the darkness. out of love for us, jesus christ stripped himself of his define glory and took on the form of a slave an

i'm leland vittert. >> and i'm shannon bream. thank you for being with us. we start today with a fox news alert, a brand-new 29-minute video showing the gruesome mass murders of ethiopian christians. hello, elizabeth. >> hi, shannon. the video shows a killing of two different groups of christians in libya. fox cannot confirm the authenticity of the video but it's consistent with videos released by isis in the past. it does show two separate mass executions. one group being shot dead another being beheaded. the video is almost 30 minutes long and shows them saying christians must convert to islam or pay a price by the koran. meanwhile, migrants believed to be christians were murdered among a surge of christians fleeing from europe across the mediterranean sea. they arrested 15 muslims accusing them of multiple homiciding a gri homicide aggravated by hatred. at least a dozen were pushed overbed overboard and left to drown. >> we are consistently looking at where terror threats emanate. isis has been very explicit about using the chaos inside libya as a potenti

leland?ter: megan, you get a sense of the amount of fire power the police have brought out here. this is very different than yesterday. reinforced riot lines and a lot of extra riot police. the guys yesterday were tired. they also have these. these are the bear cats. they have the ones on the ride lines, hardened swat vehicles they have some on standby. they were pelting these things with locker liquor bottles yesterday. at least two police heldicopters right now. that gives the officers a real advantage to see what's happening on the ground a be directed by their comrades up in the their. the police horses are now here op the grouped in baltimore. >> thank you. meantime our law enforcement panel is here. david clark, sergeant ed mullins, and retired major ed franklin who spent more than three decades in the baltimore police department. thank you all for being here. let's start with president obama's remarks today where he did talk about these protestors being criminals, the ones who turn to

>> leland thank you. we'll head back for any breaking details or news.here are concerns there tonight that not all of those causing trouble in baltimore are actually from there, of course. fox news has learned that between 20 and 50 social media accounts in use monday in baltimore are also tied to the peak period of violence in ferguson missouri during racial problems there. a leading data mining firm says this suggests that there are professional rioters, an nar kifts taking advantage of the situation. >>> overseas in nepal, officials are racing against the clock to find any more survivors from the devastating earthquake. nearly 5,000 people are now dead. relief crews from all over the world are trying to get help to the tens of thousands of others who are stranded homeless and hungry. it's a story we are monitoring. >>> saudi arabia says it has arrested 93 people with ties to isis. many of whom are connected to multiple terrorist plots. one of those plots, a suicide car bombing of the u.s. embassy. the timing of that coincides with the decision of u.s.

. >> shannon bream and leland washington right now. >>> hillary clinton is expected to make her announcement minute from the web. we have reaction from the democrats and the republicans. >>> president obama tainting the critics who say the u.s. is getting too close to cuba too quick. we're going to get reaction from congressman ron desantos. >>> plus taking care of america's heroes. they risked everything so serve our country. we're going to fight getting housing for our homeless vets and we'll tell you how you can help as well.

leland vittert live from washington, d.c. to explain.ood morning leland. >> good morning anna and good morning guys. the main question still revolves around the difference mere aappearance of donors to the clinton foundation and some type of play to pay. a number of interests where the big donors fell under the purview of secretary clinton including a deal where the state department blessed the sale of a uranium mine to a russian-backed firm. >> there has been no evidence presented that suggests that somehow donations to the clinton foundation had any impact on any policy decisions that were made by secretary clinton or anybody else in the state department. >> the clinton team defense is saying there is not a shred of evidence. that's because all the evidence was shredded. and, also, it sounds rather weird. instead of saying this is not true, this didn't happen. they are saying show us the evidence. you know it's really hard to find. >> now some experts say there is a possibility that the justice department or congress could begin lookin

here on set with us is leland miller.op-ed about new investment woes facing china. i guess you're not surprised by these numbers? >> we've been seeing this for a year. you look on the on yore data and on quarter data investment spending has collapsed. it's hit every region hit every one of our sectors and every type firm. so people look at the gdp number as a bellwether you can't see anything. but investment spending is collapsing. so the idea there's going to be a bounceback in china's growth is almost impossible. >> when we spoke with hank paulson, he said they know they have to get to the good earnings versus the bad earnings and some of the bad investments like that. >> well, it is good because it's chinese firms acting like rational economic actors. they're seeing the economic uncertainty and deciding not to double down on business spending which they have done in the past. so this is what china needs. it needs some economic analysis injected into business spending. but people assume that consumption will simply take

as the line' of witnesses between the crowd and police officers. >> leland, let's go to you. far away are from you rick and what's going on where you are? >> we are on the other side of those police lines and this was action alley last night bill where we were. the police, armored cars are up there. this back down here is where the liquor stores were looted and those kind of things. this is a seedier area part of town. we have seen folks walking up beginning to taunt the police officers. this isn't the peaceful side of these protests. the sun has gone down over the past hour or so. you get a sense that there is a level of anger that is beginning to bubble up. you are starting to feel it the police are getting a little bit tenser out here. the kids are leaving the streets. and you are getting this same kind of guys out yesterday that we had and you see people walking around possibly with things to pull over their face. as you pointed out bill, that was the tip off last night when things were going to go south. we saw kids pulling their masks down. >> did the police take any ac

jenna: an important story for us to watch leland. thank you. jon: we are waiting for the florida postal worker who landed a gyrocopter on the grounds of the u.s. capitol to appear in court. 61-year-old doug hughes flew the single-person craft through some of the most restricted air space in the world. the pilot wanted to protest the amount of money in politics. peter a doocy is following that story live from washington. peter? >> reporter: jon, across the street from our bureau yesterday the capitol police and the secret service say they were caught flat footed by this flying protester and norad says his light aircraft never pond up on their screens -- popped up on their screens telling us that low and slow aircrafts are tough to catch. it started at an airfield 80 miles away in gettysburg, pa, and ended with quite a commotion on the west front of the u.s. capitol. but down in florida where this pilot is from the plot, not much of a secret. in fact, the secret service apparently visited the 61-year-old daredevil mailman more than a year ago and

fox news correspondent leland vittert joins us. leland, what's the deal? on the face of it, at least the united states gave up a lot to get even this agreement about making a deal. it's possible it could all fall apart by june 30th. that's when everyone has to

fox news correspondent leland vittert joins us. leland, what's the deal?greta, on the face of it, at least the united states gave up a lot to get even this agreement about making a deal. it's possible it could all fall apart by june 30th. that's when everyone has to

leland good to see you. >>> then there's the other side to all of this.he police finish their investigation they tell us into freddie gray's death by friday. then the police commissioner says they'll hand it over to a prosecutor who will eventually decide whether there are any charges to file. and in addition to that the fbi and the justice department report that they're looking into whether police officers violated gray's civil rights. let's take it to the judge, senior judicial analyst, andrew napolitano is here with us on the news deck. you've been very outspoken about your thoughts based on the information that the police have released today. >> right. and the essence of the conclusion that i have drawn is that the trigger point for this as much as it was the death of freddie gray it was the absence of the identification of the cops and the charges presented against the cops. this was avoided in south carolina of course there we had a video of a cop shooting the guy in the back. it was avoided in south carolina by the quick identification of him, and

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