leland? >> reporter: i'm walking with congressman elijah cummings. he just led a march here away from the main corn they're had been the flash point and we're now walking back towards it. congressman, what was your message for the folks tonight? >> that this is a great country, and that we have a process, that we have a great state's attorney who is now it's in their hands, and see where we'll take the case from here. and i absolutely believe in the process. >> you heard the leak and obviously you have talked to so many folks who are out here. do you think the leaks and what has come out has made things worse or has made things better as information? >> we're always searching for the truth. ms. mosby -- she is skillful. she is trusted. >> leland will he trust the verdict if it comes in based on the new information? >> go ahead? >> she'll apply the law, and she will come to her conclusions. >> and if for example, she came to the same conclusions they came to in ferguson, that there aren't any charges, would you trust that if it came to that? >> i trus

leland vitter is on the ground in baltimore with breaking news. leland i understand the guy that you were talking to a little bit of trouble. what happened? >> reporter: oh exactly, sean. at some point you can only push this so far. the guy in the purple shirt who we were talking to the sweatshirt he obviously was very angry. you remember us discussing questions with him. we had to pull him back in the police line. he started yelling at the police officers and cursing at them. that doesn't go over very well. once he left us and walked away we said hey, a bad time to leave and go. well that's when things got a little tense. there was a riot line here. and then they arrested him and threw him on the ground. a couple of things to note from the video of him being arrested. our photographer dave shot incredible work out here. the guy in the white shirt who's standing over the person being arrested is the police commissioner of the city of baltimore. they are doing everything they can to not make arrests in this situation. they are trying everything the

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. >> reporter: and i'm leland vittert outside baltimore city hall. a city returning to normal, or as normal as a city can be with the national guard still guarding much of this city. in the past couple hours, we have learned the mayor has lifted the 10:00 p.m. curfew so folks will be free to once again hit the streets all night long. we will see how that goes. also today, the announcement that that mall that was looted so viciously on monday as the police were ordered to watch it happen has reopened. the mayor a couple minutes ago spoke about what that means. >> what we saw over the past few days is not just the resiliency of our city but also our communities coming together. we want to heal our city. we know we have challenges in baltimore. we know that there's work to be done. i'm very focused. i think i'm going to continue to be focused on rebuilding my city. >> reporter: you might note that she did not comment on reports that she had ordered her police officers to stand down over the past couple of days. the six police officers charged in freddie

>> excuse us. >> leland vittert is live. a little touchy leland. you're like woah. but did you get your questions answered? >> one of the mayor's bodyguards shoved me out of the way. a police officer does that you're like -- >> leland you're tougher than that. i saw you in tahrir square. >> you don't want to get in a fight with a police officer. . >> i got it. >> did you get your question answered? >> no. what is amazing is that you heard al sharpton and mayor that we're having a press conference we sat through the community meeting, a reverend talked mayor talked everybody got to talk. somewhere in the middle they had people on the stage and the mayor walked out of the back door. she was gone and we never got answers about the stand down order and the story about why the police were so restricted on what they can wear. it was important to see the whole clip we want to show you the point before i got shoved. take a look. >> not a mayor, leland vittert with fox news channel. what do you have to say to business owners? or the police injured? the police can protect you

leland? >> reporter: megyn, you're a lawyer and the mayor is a lawyer. i'm not, but it sounds like what's the meeting of -- >> semantics. >> reporter: i was on the streets a long time and i can tell you, there is no way a couple of dozen or maybe 100 thugs with liquor bottles stolen out of a couple corner stores should be able to overrun the 3,000 officer strong baltimore police department. it is loony for the mayor to try to make this argument that somehow, they were unable to take care of this, and her officers were unable to go forth, had they been set free for lack of a better term. >> i mean of course the cops are speaking out. saying it was -- they were told to stand down or hold back however you want to phrase it and this mayor was on the task force after ferguson happened and decided, this isn't happening in our city. it'll be different. some think it was a good decision. we've had cars burned houses burned, police officers assault assaulted, 100 hurt so maybe it wasn't the best choice. good to see you. >> reporter: let them loot only property wa

leland thank you very much. shedding light on a city in baltimore that has for years been in turmoil. baltimore has a crime rate nearly four times the national average. nearly a fourth of the city's residents live in poverty. james rosen has a look at the politics behind baltimore's plight. >> this is not new. we should not pretend that it is new. >> reporter: president obama is not the only official looking back at the situation to find broad historical trends contributing to the latest incidents of rioting. >> what it is the young folks in the community showing frustration. it's bigger than freddie gray. it's about the socioeconomics about poor america. >> r the system that failed baltimore's young black men? the city's last american mayor was seen with dr. king in 1966. his last year in office. maryland has had only two gop governors since then. the second being the incumbent elected six months ago. democratic congressman elijah cummings has spent two decades representing baltimore in the house. the leaders o

leland? >> greta, good evening that report really sending shock waves through this city. it's very incendiary. yet, you have these police officers who are still trying to keep the calm. that's what we were really trying to do when we went out and ended up finding the mayor of the city of baltimore who was with al sharpton. trying to ask her some questions about her finest. the men in blue behind me who have kept these streets safe and certainly done yoman's work in the face of difficult circumstances. remember, it was monday night as their hands were tied. a number of police officers have told us there was a standdown order and the police were told, all right just guilty and let them loot rather than go down and actually have confrontations with these looters. a number of those confrontations happening just down at this corner back here behind me we watched os the police watched all of this looting. we went to find the mayor and put it to her what do you have to say to the business owners who

leland you couldn't say it more better.'s done is thrown the book at six different officers. she's hoping to flip them. but the problem that she may have is number one, normally these officers are going to stick together even though there's some misdemeanor charges. but what there may not be really anything to flip. these officers are closed in the constitution. i don't know what they did. we know that we've heard one side of the story. the prosecutor's side. now there's another side of the story, that means the defense side. we have to wait and see what's going to come out from that standpoint. >> all right. so put your defense attorney's hat on here and let's talk about the prosecutor in this case. marilyn mosby, here's what we know about her. young d.a. very aggressive has promised to crack down on the police in some of her campaign events. and the police are charging conflict of interest. let's go through them. she's gotten a large contribution a maximum contribution available from freddie gray's family attorney. he ass

leland? >> and sean, there has been celebration all day. can you hear the honking horns still going on. almost like the ravens won the super bowl or something like that. can you see some of the folks dancing in the street. north avenue and also down pennsylvania where you see the satellite truck there and now comes the moment of truth. we have the police helicopter overhead telling everyone to go home. obviously those folks that are dancing there probably aren't. we are going to walk over here a little bit and i just want you to just tell me what, do you feel the same level of celebration and excitement that all these folks do? >> i did. i might not celebrate as these people are. a level of celebration. >> walk back with me. >> i feel it as well. i feel it as well. >> we deserve it it we deserve it. >> we're going to walk over here and try i to get to talk to somebody on the truck here. are you going to go home at 10:00? it's past the curfew. >> i'm going to go home and i feel as though i want to go home. >> so you don't think you should ab

leland? >> ed there's been much talk about whether martin o'malley is making a real run for the white house or just running to get his name out there. one of the things that everyone was supposed to look for is the issue did he really come out swinging to win or was he a sparring partner, if you will, for hillary clinton in this speech? >> reporter: i think you're raising a good question at least in the early stages it's more sparring partner. because we played that clip where he went after the bushes and clintons but the rest of his message was much more positive and focused on his agenda. that's to be expected when you make your announcement you'll focus on yourself and not your opponents. but as i've been out on the campaign with martin o'malley in iowa, for example, he's been very reluctant to directly challenge hillary clinton. bernie sanders on the other hand in the last couple weeks has been hitting her on issues like trade and so the question you're raising is since he endorsed hillar

leland vittert fox news channel.t do you have to say to the businesses looted because of your order to stand down. >> can you excuse me one minute. >> you have nothing to say? nothing to say to business owners? what about to the police who were injured. >> excuse us sir. >> excuse me. >> hey. >> why can't we ask questions? why can't we ask questions? >> we can't ask questions? a public official we didn't ask her questions? >> you have the opportunity. >> i i can ask questions and you will answer our questions ma'am? >> after the press conference we will answer all questions. >> whoa. >> relax. >> whoa. >> joining me now from baltimore is leland vittert. so, first of all what sharpton doing there? >> your guess is as good as mine bill. obviously he came. it was a church we caught up with him at. was organizing and rallying saying that he was trying to bring the community together at this time or maybe he just is acting as the mayor's body guard and trying to help make sure she doesn't have to answer any questions or t

i'm elizabeth prann. >> reporter: i'm leland vitterd in baltimore.ll take a live look as the speakers are just getting going. the crowd here as swelled and we are told it will continue to 2:30 right now in baltimore. cure few curfew is 10:00 p.m. there is a long road ahead and people tell me that if there is an acquittal in this case it will be anything but peaceful in baltimore. hello! this little beauty here is top-of-the-line. see, you just pull like this to go left. and like so to go right. where are the brakes? uh, just grab ahold of both and pull straight back. and the "whoa!" is optional. you wouldn't buy a motorcycle without handlebars. no thanks. and you shouldn't ride a motorcycle without geico insurance. roadside assistance, 24 hour service, great rates. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. ♪ if you're looking for a car that drives you... ...and takes the wheel right from your very hands... ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50 from infiniti. when it comes to good n

joining us now on the ground in baltimore, once again, is our own leland vitter. leland? >> reporter: sean you can hear the honking horns going on. you would think the ravens won in the super bowl or something like that. you can see some of the folks that are still out dancing in the middle of the streets. we'll step back to give you a little bit of perspective. the streets are down this avenue and down pennsylvania where you see the satellite trucks there. now comes a moment of truth. the police helicopters overhead telling everyone to go home. obviously those folks that are dancing there, probably aren't. we're going to walk over here a little bit, and i just want you to just tell me do you feel the same level of celebration and excitement that these folks do? >> i do. i'm not celebrating as these people are, but it's a celebration. >> walk back with me. >> i feel it as well. we deserve it. we deserve it. >> we're going to walk over here and try to get to talk to somebody on the truck here. are you going to go home at 10:00? it's past the curfew. >> i'm going to go home

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. >> joining us from baltimore fox news correspondent leland vittert.ou have been doing a great job. i want to know what's going on in the streets right now. we now know that these officers this is the latest. three are black. three are white. is that causing any reaction response on the streets tonight? i have asked that question. the streets look like the ravens have won the super bowl. does it matter that the officers or black or white they said. no the police are one color and that is blue. the celebration that's going on here is kind of interesting in the sense that you have a young man who has died and six police officers have been charged now with crimes. i want to bring in edmund, we have been -- give me your initial reaction now that the officers have been charged? >> definitely excited to hear what they there are officers that have been charged with the counts that they have been charged with i think mosby has done an awesome job. at the end of the day this is a great city. i just feel like all the celebration is coming from -- it's a little e

our legal panel who is here but leland vittert is live on the ground. leland? >> hi, greta. the that fraternal order of police is still pounding away at the state attorney here who has charged these officers charging conflict of interest against the state attorney there are two issues here. one is that she took a lot of campaign contributions from the gray family attorney, the attorney who represents the family of freddie gray. also this man served on her transition team when she took over the states' attorney office o. the second issue is that her husband, city council member here is very outspoken on this issue in terms of the riots here and the looting all those kind of things. we actually tracked him down and tried to get an answer from him about what he thought about these charges. take a listen. >> mr. mosby, is he a public official. is he a public official. >> now, you can see twice in one night he walked away from us both times used other folks in the crowd to try and block us from asking any questions. his wife, however said that she does not have a conflict of inte

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>> leland gets pushed away by security. the mayor never did answer his questions. >> many of the protestors demanding swift justice in the freddie gray case. the gray family attorney says there's no need to rush. >> mr. gray's family is certainly not looking for a rush to justice. mr. gray's family wants a transparent investigation because we don't have have all of the evidence because we haven't seen or heard the radio runs and we haven't been informed as to whether there are 91 # 1 calls in this case. because we are not privy to the statement the officers made in this case we can't even begin to hypothesize what the charges should be at this point. >> he also disagrees with the idea that gray intentionally hurt himself. >>> the u.s. navy will escort all american commercial ships through the straight of fore formusth. they are refuse to go release the cargo ship until a legal debt from an old business dispute is settled. the 24 crew members are said to be in good health. last week iranian troops surrounded a cargo ship in

leland vitter thank you. democrats are using the crash as a launching point to argue for increased funding for amtrak. there are billions of taxpayer dollars that amtrak has already received and what if anything it has to show for it. >> in the first round of funding we'll focus on projects that can create jobs and benefits in the near term. >> reporter: in 2009 president obama gave amtrak $1.3 billion in stimulus funds. amtrak prioritized that money to upgrade bridges, restore stations spending only a fraction on the safety system designed to slow a speeding train. >> i can say confidently, positive train control would have prevented this accident. >> amtrak needs to improve but they are a long way from operating from how they should operate. >> reporter: one reason they don't want to give amtrak more money is because how it spent what it already gets. amtrak loses $80 million a year selling food. there is overhead that costs taxpayers 3.40. 9.50 for a hamburger that costs us more than $16. taxpayers subsidi

leland?insley, it isn't clear how many of these thousands of potential followers are willing to cross that line from watching isis videos to carrying out attacks in the name of isis. the fbi seems concerned to say the least. complicating the fact is isis' ability to recruit on-line and not just in the jihadi chat rooms and forums but using twitter and producing slickly produced videos. the fbi knew about elton simpson before his texas attack. the fbi director said quote i know there are a lot of other elton simpsons out there it is almost like there's a devil sitting on their shoulder saying kill kill kill kill all day long. recruiting and tasking at the same time the way the old paradigm the way the inspired and directed breaks down here. congress seems uninspired the president's plan for taking the battle to isis on the ground. >> the two star general on the ground doesn't have the flexibility and resources to accomplish the mission. congress are trying to find accountability so there's mor

that's correct, leland. wiped everything off the shelves. 99% of everything that was stocked here everything from the back pharmacy shelves to what you see along here has been knocked off, so yeah there's probably quite a few. >> reporter: oxycontin, all that kind of stuff? >> very possibly. yes. >> reporter: tell me about the police response to this. have you felt like they were here to protect you or serve you, or have you felt abandoned? >> no i felt like they were taking orders to specifically only protect human life and it wasn't their job to protect property. >> reporter: what would you want to say to the mayor as a taxpayer and as a businessowner and as a lifeblood of this community that you weren't important enough to protect? >> i think she gave the protesters too much room. there was the right to free speech and the protest thing, but i think that loose approach was really far too loose and there wasn't enough action to contain it. >> reporter: now, the pharmacist you just heard from has insurance.

thank you leland vitter. the dream of going off the grid got more real. tesla revealing the highly anticipated battery lineup, there is one made just for your home starting $3,000, increasing capacity of solar panels and can be used during power outages are. and joining me now jonathan hoenig. do you own tesla? does this make you want to if you don't? >> i don't own a tesla, but i am sure appreciative that musk for pursuing better energy technology and battery technology. i remember carrying a boom box with 8 big double d batteries -- or drchtionbd batteries, i don't think this willing solar. melissa: i meant do you own the stock? >> no. >> scott martin? >> we own it we own some solar city and jonathan still owns that boom box i have seen it [ laughter ] melissa: tell me about the battery, what do you think about that battery? >> a great idea, but your lead was right this excludes a lot of consumers it is really expensive, any of the new technology as cool as it is, it has to be affordable for middle america. melissa: i thought it was interesting that toy

leland? leland vittert, are you there? >> we're live on television right now. i have an officer saying that no one was shot. >> nobody was shot. >> how are you sure about that? >> we have no shooting victim. right now. >> there's no gunshot wound. >> there's no gushed wounds reported at this time. >> witnesses say there was a gush wound. >> just a misperception in the community that stemmed out. and we will -- we'll have a briefing in one second. i want to make sure the community understands because they're upset that nobody was shot. >> are you worried about how big this -- >> stop it. >> didn't mean that to be on tv. meant come back to the set now. soundses like what happened is -- what happened is we screwed up. sounds like. i can tell you one to go, mike tobin would never -- i've been through this. mike tobin thought he saw somebody get shot. and there was a gun and a patient on a stretcher and there is would a woman who said she saw the cop gun him down and there's going to be violence and all the rest of that. and what we have is nothing. and the truth is

kres pond ept leland vittert is live approximate in baltimore tonight. leland. >> reporter: chris, prosecutors are asking for patients while they review this report but parts of it have already leaked out including that freddie gray had a snapped neck according to one report and that he may have suffered a head injury consistent with the inside of that police van and that certainly is not playing well here on the streets of baltimore where there are already small scale protests despite the rain that is coming down now as these officers try to keep a fragile calm. the single source report from the local washington abc station says freddie gray's eventual fatal injuries didn't occur during his arrest as shown in this video but rather his neck smapd while in the back of a prisoner transport van. a washington post report cites another prisoner in the van as saying he could hear but not see gray bang his head against a security barrier inside the van. that report brought anger to baltimore's already hostile streets last night. >> go home. it's time to go home

jon: leland vittert at the white house. leland, thank you. >>> let's shift to politics now. field of republican presidential candidates is about to get even bigger. gop sources tell fox news senator lindsey graham will toss his hat into the rings on june 1st possibly his hometown of seneca, south cheryl line. former florida governor jeb bush will deliver the commencement at liberty university. after mr. bush surprise ad group of supporters here in manhattan naming his brother, former president george w. bush as his most influential advisor on u.s.-israel policy. hillary clinton is continuing her fund-raising swing in california meeting with deep pocketed supporters in silicon valley. let's talk about the 2016 state of play with joe trippi former howard dean campaign manager and pete snyder, former pollster to rudy giuliani and ceo of disruptor capital. both are fox news contributors. to you first, pete. looks like we'll get another gop senator into the race. how do you assess lindsey graham's chances? >> you know, jon, i really don't. i don't think this will set off the rich

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fox news leland vittert is here in baltimore following the protests taking place. leland? >> greta, all of a sudden the past 20 minutes there has been a lot of activity. we have had hundreds of police officers, riot control officers, swat officers show up at our location in addition to the national guard reinforcement. and then there is this huge march that's come through since we have been here on monday, this is by far the largest crowd that has come through and this is almost what you would expect if the ravens won the super bowl or something, but there is this enormous celebration, if you will going on over these charges. eclectic group out here. i ask this gentleman how are you doing tonight sir? [inaudible] >> what was your reaction when you heard the charges. >> my reaction i was excited but it's not over yet. they have been charged but they be convicted. >> you think they will be convicted. >> hopefully if justice is do. understanding, based on the evidence i would say i would hope they would be because regardless if they have a badge or not if they break the law t

leland?an economy continues to reel not only under sanctions but oil prices they crashed as well. amy kellogg live in moscow. thanks amy. molly? >>> coming up after the break we'll have the latest track and update on the strengthening tropical storm in the atlantic. >>> there are a lot of republicans running for president and several are taking the stage right now at a summit in south carolina a very important primary state. >>> and we'll have a fair and balanced debate about the impact of a crowded field on the republican party. and the candidates themselves who are campaigning hard for the oval office that is all coming up next. ♪ >>> tropical storm ana is making an early appearance before the official start of hurricane season. it's strengthening and slowing as it gets closer to the carolinas. folks on the east coast are preparing for drenching rains and very strong surf. the national hurricane center says the storm has sustained winds of 60 miles per hour. the current track has it going v

leland? >>> we're learning more about alleged hush money paid by former house speaker dennis hastert. a law enforcement source tells fox the nun was paid by hastert to cover up sexual misconduct. the alleged misconduct is said to have taken place during his time as a high school teacher and wrestling coach. hastert has yet to respond to the allegations. current house speaker john boehner released this statement "the denny i served with worked hard on behalf of his constituents and the country. i'm" referring to the current speaker "shocked and saddened to learn of these reports." >>> the army's shipment of anthrax is more widespread than reported. it's believed to have been shipped to 24 laboratories in 11 states as well as australia and south korea. the anthrax sarmzmples were supposed to be made fully inactive. there's no risk to the public. the defense secretary ordered a review of laboratory procedures and the cdc is investigating the incident. >>> extreme weather alert, there is finally

. >> leland vitter is live in washington with more. leland? >> reporter: megyn, people tell me the bad guys especially gang members, are using this time to settle scores like never before. for no other reason than they think they can get away with it. i spent a good deal of time at ground zero for this crime wave in baltimore. people told me it had been days since they saw a police officer even get out of their squad car. the law-abiding folks are scared. when compared to this same time last year arrests are down close to 60% and the crime wave is getting bigger. a problem if everyone agrees on why and how to fix it. a crisis if they do not. according to the "baltimore sun," in a meeting the police commissioner had with the police union, he said we had a 9-year-old kid shot yesterday by these knuckleheads gangsters, thugs, whatever you want to call them. we have innocent people getting shot on the streets of baltimore baltimore. many rank-and-file officers say mayor stephanie rawlings-blake and her policies are the problem. yesterday we asked

good evening, leland. >> reporter: good evening, shannon. the fbi is trying to figure out what caused a large dent in the lower left-hand area of the locomotive in question. a

back to you. >> thank you leland. and we're coming right back. >> coming up, amtrak crash excessive speed and an energy who is not talking. can't remember what happened. what happens next? former rail executive mark ash will join us. >> and the search goes on for victims of a devastating earthquake and a missing american helicopter crew. the latest details from nepal new york state is reinventing how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business my school reunion. i don't know. who wants to play in idaho? gotta get milwaukee up to speed. we win in flint, we take the lead. we'll close the deal if we just show... when it's go, go to t

leland, thank you very much. >>> a new trial is expected for the man convicted of killing washington intern chandra levy. they have withdrawn their opposition for the man convicted in 2010. they say a witness in the case gave false or misleading testimony. >>> tens and thousands of dollars to develop a new logo has a family blowing their rocky top. ♪ >>> fresh pickings from the political grapevine. let's start in tennessee where the state has applied for a trademark for a new logo. the red square is the state's abbreviation simple and yet very expensive. a marketing company was paid $46,000 for that little box design. critics not happy. one example tennessee's new logo a $46,000 microsoft paint square. the logo is set to be unveiled next month. the governor's office says they are aimed at getting a consistent look across websites and documents but it did not address the funding criticism. >>> questions about tax dollars are not just at the state level. they have no data to profits worked at all since 1982. the inspector general found that quote usda can neither ensure that the $3.9 b

back to you. >> thank you leland. and we're coming right back. >> coming up, amtrak crash excessive speed and an energy who is not talking. can't remember what happened. what happens next? former rail executive mark ash will join us. >> and the search goes on for victims of a devastating earthquake and a missing american helicopter crew. the latest details from nepal ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the ones with the guts to stand apart - join a league all their own. ♪ plan plan ashley: amtrak announcing limited service will resume monday following dass day's derailment. the shut down of corridor. could cost economy $100 million a day in lost productivity. >> joining me now mark ash former ceo of regional important authority. they will be able to talk to the driver now it appears that train was speeding up in last 60 seconds or so before the brakes were thrown on. it seems we were talking about this could he have been texting hor doing something that took away his attention. >> there is a number of things that are possible. i think

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leland thank you very much. >>> unscheduled work for american military pilots who escorted an air france to kennedy's airport after a threat was made against the flight. the fbi says the jets scrambled after an anonymous caller said there was a bomb on the aircraft. the plane landed safely and no weapons were found. a handful of other planes were inspected a and cleared at newark airport. >>> the senate took off vacation without reauthorizing the patriot act. mike emanuel tells us what that means. >> we will adjourn until june the 8th. until june the 5th. until june the 3rd. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell could not find a way to extend expiring provisions of the patriot act before senators left town for the memorial day holiday. senator rand paul whom mcconnell endorsed for president -- >> we have entered into a momentous debate. this is a debate about whether or not a warrant with a single name of a single company can be used to collect all the records, all of the phone records of all of the people in our country with the single warrant. our forefathers would would be aghast. >> reporter:

. >> leland vittert live for us this morning. we will check back with you. >> it is time to look at who is talking wisconsin governor and potential candidate scott walker taking a shot at hillary clinton calling out the hypocrisy over their e-mail scandals. >> it goes to the larger question of why do the wyntons think there are better rules for them than the rest of us. they couldn't have a separate server. you look at the other things even if it wasn't criminal or against the cruels bait -- rules. basic conflict 101 says it's not right to have someone take money from foreign countries when your spouse is secretary of state. many americans are frustrated with this. >> in other news the new england patriots taking the air out of their deflate gate appeal. the team deciding not to appeal the million dollar fine and loss of two draft picks after the team used under inflated footballs in the afc championship game. craft saying he reluctantly accepts the penalties. meantime quarterback tom brady had an appeal last week and plans to fi

here's what happened with leland challenged the mayor just hours ago. >> is that because the police are doing less? >> as i said before there are reasons why. >> arrests are down 50%. >> can you let her finish? >> i'm not 100% sure what you're doing. this is a very orderly press conference that we normally held. we don't -- we don't -- your tactics are -- >> i'm just asking a question. >> you're not. you're being rude just as you were before. if you'd like to ask me a question and give me an opportunity to answer it i'll do this. if not, i'll cancel the conference. >> ready to lay blame on gun control. >> what is the thought of the white house about what happened this weekend and what will help turn the situation around? >> obviously there's some common sense things we can do. certainly passing some gun safety laws in congress that could keep guns out of the hands in criminals would be one thing we could do to try to limit the violence. >> dana lash is author of "hands off my gun." >> yeah. >> listen i take no position on gun control at all but you look at the stats on maryland and that

leland great job. thank you. >>> pilots of a luxury air company are going to war with their billionaire owner warren buffett after they walk out of the annual shareholders meeting. more than just a few of them. charles payne is here to explain why they did it and how buffett responded. >>> and the feds investigating that attack in texas as the second suspect has now just been named. apparently the two gunmen had been on their radar for years. how does something like this happen then? >>> we'll also find out what we're learning about the suspect's past right when we return. dave's been working on his game... morning double bogey. hey, three putt. and starting each day with a delicious bowl of heart healthy kellogg's raisin bran. how's your cereal? sweet! tastes like winning. how would you know what winning tastes like? dave knows it's also a delicious source of fiber and one more step towards a healthy tomorrow. invest in your heart health, with kellogg's raisin bran no crying today... and try new kello

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joining us now is leland vitert covering the situation in baltimore. arrests are down 58%. yet we've got the highest murder rate since 19 -- what -- i understand the fear people are expressing here. a 7-year-old kid was killed this morning. >> absolutely sean. remember the number of homicides this month can still go up. we have a few more days. baltimore may not be the wild west yet, but it is getting there. i say that because in many ways the streets are lawless. i was up there at ground zero for this new crime wave you saw. all the drug dealers, all the gang members walking around. what you didn't see is any police officers there on the beat. a couple of police officers drove by in their squad cars. i talked to one person and he said it had been three days before he saw a police officer get out of his car in the most dangerous place in baltimore. this criminal element is realizing they can settle all the scores they want to without fear of the police. you have a lot of good common decent hard working folks that we talked to in that part of baltimore that are quite literal

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in fact, our own leland vitters spoke to the baltimore mayor about that. >> we all witnessed how upset you were and how outraged you were by the death of freddie gray. why is it that it seems as though you were more outranged by the death of gray than you were outraged and upset and leading rallies over the death of 30-plus people who died from homicides this month? >> again, you can choose to be selective about my track record if you'd like. mischaracterize, but it's just not true i've led -- >> -- all the deaths of the people this month? are you planning one? >> no answer. i mean that is outrageous. >> pretty selective in her answer. so it's true. i hear exactly what you're saying. we also have these liberal academics and, you know, people who are writing from santa barbara or the upper west side of manhattan critiquing broken windows. they don't live in poor communities. they only see the barred windows in homes in these communities if they go to google street view. i'll tell you something, thousands are alife today because of the broken windows theory. petty crime is a gateway to b

leland? >> and sean, there has been celebration all day.g horns still going o