i'm leland vizard in for john scott. let's listen in. [national anthem playing ] >> right shoulder. >> arms. >> present. arms. [drum roll] [pass playing] >>. >> ladies and gentlemen, the reed family is complete. the memorial day service will begin shortly. please move to your seats. >> as we were watching the president at arlington national cemetery, you heard the voice saying the service is complete, the wreath laying service and we are waiting for the president, asked carter among others to speak here in 10 or 15 minutes. for more on the tone and what we expect to hear, let's bring in kevin court at the north lawn at the white house . reporter: happy memorial day to you and your family and our thoughts obviously to the families of the fallen. this is an important opportunity for president obama because even though this is his final memorial day in office, this also represents an important opportunity for him to again shape the idea that this is a president who has now been in office longer than any other president during a single war.

leland? >>> more politics coming up. right after our show "fox news sunday," you don't want to miss john roberts in for chris wallace. sitdown with jeh johnson, ahead of one of the busiest travel holidays. what they're doing to keep you safe and lines shorter at the airport. that's at 2:00 p.m. eastern and again at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on the channel. >>> the leader of the taliban in afghanistan is dead following a u.s. drone strike. afghan officials confirm mullah akhtar monsour was killed in a strike. we're following the story. >> u.s. leaders are still awaiting confirmation that mansour was, in fact, killed in that air strike. this-f that's the case, it would be a significant blow to the taliban. he has guided the taliban since 2013 and responsible for killing thousands of the afghan people as well as american soldiers. early saturday morning a u.s. official told fox news mansour was driving in a remote area of pakistan, not far from the afghan border. when ult mim aircraft operate

hi. >> hi, leland and shan.e're watching what's left of bonnie that's going to bring kind of a depressing memorial day weekend along the coastline in terms of wet weather. there's your tropical depression making its way inland. making landfall in south carolina around 8:00 a.m. as forecast. you can see, we're starting to see some thunderstorms. those cooler cloud tops on the satellite imagery. there's the radar. you can see the center coming onshore around the charleston area. heavy rain, showers, thunderstorms for the rest of today. that's actually going to move up towards the northeast tomorrow. if you have any parade plans or barbecue plans, you may want to bring them indoors. wind gusts, 20, even 25 miles an hour along the coastline. not a great beach day. people are urged to stay in the water. waves are high, rip currents, that threat is ongoing. your track over the next couple of days, the low pressure lingers along the coast, bringing the chance for showers and thunderstorms for at least tuesday. there's

leland vittert going to the scene, kind of back to where we were and what transpired. leland? >> reporter: we are at 17th 17th and pennsylvania on the north side of where this incident occurred. still if you take a look here you see a number of secret service agents close streets. secret service agents with heavy weapons. people who have what they call a white house hard pass are now being let back into the white house complex but if you look here, down what was pennsylvania avenue, now the plaza in front of the white house, you see an enormous police presence. normally this is tone the public, and to walk you through what might have happened as we see it right now, just to dave's right is the eisenhower executive office building and it was on the opposite side of this building the incident happened you see the sevens you see these guard shacks and that's where you would go and present your credentials to walk into the white house grounds. and typically there are secret service agents inside, occasionally outside but mostly inside the shacks and that is writ appears that this

thanks, leland. >> liz? >>> well, trump isn't the only one trying to win over undecided republican voters. so is hillary clinton. she is pursuing those and a gop who say they can't stomach trump. while trump can focus solely on the general election, clinton still has an opponent for the democratic nomination, bernie sanders. he says he's not backing out. we have the very latest on the democratic race. >> hillary clinton is focusing more on the general election. her campaign is even assembling a republicans for hillary group to draw votes from the anti-trump faction within the gop. this is according to a report in the "new york times." though still short the delegates needed to secure the nomination, speaking in oakland last night, clinton spent more effort criticizing donald trump than her republican rival. >> you're not just voting for a president. you are voting for a commander in chief. you are voting for someone who has a solemn responsibility to keep america safe and to continue leading in the world. an

this all happened earlier this evening after the suspect crashed his car at intersection of leland and love jj ridge roads. jeff bush joins us live from pittsburgh with the latest on the case. -- and loveridge roads. jeff bush joins us live from pittsburgh with the latest on case. $police are investigating a shooting that started on the other side of town with a carsack jacking. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies were notified that a carjacking took place. the own over a black bmw forced someone out of their car and went towards antioch. a police officer spotted a car that matched the description of the one that start in the bay point. the driver took off fast. office went after the bmw and the case episoded at the corner of love ridge road and lake leland road with a crash. several officers had descended on the scene as they approached the car -- descended on the scene. as they approached the car, the suspect opened fire. the carjacker did not get hit, but sure remembered rendered at the sane of the crash. the good news is he'll be okay and was released. the suspect was book on charges o

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. >> i'm leland vittert. welcome to election head quart irz from washington. >> fox news election alert. donald trump has taken his stage at the rally in indiana. the dond is looking to win big. let's take a live look at his speech. >> they don't like -- i'll tell you what, they're falling out of glove with lyin'ted cruz. they don't liars. i get up every day and say, we have to repeal and replace obamacare. then i heard him two days ago go, donald trump likes obamacare. i go, what's going on here? no, we're going to repeal and replace it. every once in a while i go and i state the facts because i've never seen a person like this. the good news is he's way down in the polls. people aren't believing it and they're starting to leave town. the other thing is, i was at the hotel room and so many negative ads. and they're mostly wrong, in all fairness. i have to tell you. so, we have a group, crooked as can be. almost as crooked as crooked hillary clinton. she is crooked. 100% crooked. this is a group of lightweigh

it came to a head in pittsburgh at leland road. this is right off highway 4 near the college. cheryl is at the scene for us. cheryl, first and foremost, how is the officer? >> reporter: the officer is at home recovering tonight and that's good news. it's still an active scene and police officers are still out here gathering evidence five hours after this whole situation. >> you can hear the car speeding by and you could hear a couple of sirens. >> when the sirens stopped, there was a crash at love bridge and east leland road in pittsburgh. this black bmw slamming into the pole. that left an antioch police officer hurt. >> you couldn't see the car. there were police cars there. it gets a lot of people in vehicles that had gotten out. >> ambulances arriving on the scene, taking people to the hospital. all of this from a reported carjacking in bay point around 6:00. an antioch police officer spotted the stolen car and pursued it. police returned fire and gave up. >> it's sad because they were really getting cleaned up and it's getting worse. a lot of homeless people. people who a

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i'm leland vittert. new reports indicate search crews may have located the black boxes from egyptian air flight 804. french investigators have also confirmed smoke was detected in multiple places on the plane just before it crashed early thursday morning in route from paris to cairo. it was 170 miles off the egyptian coast. and live right now as we look to the u.s. military academy at west point. pictures coming in just before joe biden will delivery the commensurate address to the class of 2016. congratulations to the cadets on this armed forces day. will they have enough money next week when they come back? congress tackles that. i'm leland vittert. back to bulls and bears. >>> the white house rolling out a new rule kicking overtime into over drive. make i making workers el visible for overtime pay. john you say it will hurt not help. how so. >> this is naive on the administration's part. you are going to have more workers going to an hourly wage instead of being salaried. we lost 8 million jobs in a d

i'm leland vittert. texas is pushing back against president obama's instructions to let transgendered students use the bathroom they identify with. they will tell schools superintendents not to go along with the federal directive. and millionaire investor warren buffett may have his eyes on yahoo. reports say he's leading one of several potentially investor groups looking to take over the struggling internet giant. verizon is said to be the front runner. the winning bid could go anywhere from 4 and $10 billion. i'm leland vittert in washington. back to cavuto on business. >>> well talk about bad timing. the same week a bipartisan group of national security folks. by the way republicans and democrats alike. warning that our debt is the greatest threat we are facing. times when politicians would rather just keep spending. if bernie sanders free college won't fit the bill. how about hillary clinton's plan to cap child expenses -- i think you get my point. the bottom line charlie is they all know that the wa

hi. >> reporter: hi, leland.s operation began last monday and today iraqi commanders say they have begun to insert special forces units into the city of fallujah and now that iraqi troops control about 80% of the territory outside of fallujah, so this operation is making progress, but it has slowed by what commanders in iraq say is fierce resistance on the part of isis. there's believe to be 65,000 or so civilians stick inside the center. commanders are calling for them to leave but isis is not allowing them to leave. only a couple hundred have managed to escape during this operation f.would be a very big whether if isis were to lose fallujah, not only the first city and major city they have taken control of but also because they have used fallujah in recent weeks to launch attacks in baghdad which is only about 40 miles or so. today there were at least two attacks killing 24 people there and in recent weeks we've seen around close to 200 or so people killed in isis bombings in baghdad, so this operation to clear

thanks so much. >> leland, my pleasure. thank you. >> so, mrs. since then has tried to walk those words back in a bit of lynn gistic gem nastices. >> very tough sell. she made those comments apologized personally to the senator and then came to coal country and tried to walk that back and explain to people she didn't mean that and what she's going to do is bring billions of dollars to appalachia, coal country, but it's tough to unring that bell. you hear miners and miners' families say, they don't want welfare. they to want go back to work. a very tough sell for her in west virginia. >> you think about the state of west virginia, deep red state when it comes to presidential politics. 60% plus of voters went for mitt romney in 2012. but we see folks supporting bernie sanders. how do you square those two sides of the spectrum? >> i think what's happened in west virginia is what's happened in a lot of states for bernie sanders and what keeps him going. we did a poll. we found almost 30% of west virginians still identify themselves as liberal or very

i'm leland bitters., if you are call them protests really, some hooligans on the street at this point. they threw stuff at police and police horses out there. authorities say they fired smoke grenades to disperse the crowd though it continued to get worse. >> we have team coverage. garrett has the latest on the primary results, but first jonathon hunt is on the scene of

new development in a case stemming from the investigation into reputed gang leader raymond chow and leland yee. details of corruption charges against three members of san francisco city government accused of taking bribes in exchange for city contracts. public disclosure could hurt people. >>> santa rosa police say a 15- year-old boy wounded monday night wanted to die. police responded to a call about a man with a gun. the teen pointed the weapon at them. the police hit the teenager in the foot. as it turned out the gun was a fake. >> nobody wakes up wanting to go out and shoot somebody, we get into this profession to help the public and provide a service and to give back to our community. when something like this happens it's traumatic for the officers and dispatchers involved in this. >> the police believe the teenager called police himself and may have wanted to be shot. >>> san after yell police -- rafael police -- an armed man approached and demanded he get out of the car, a second suspect stole belongings, the victim realized the light turned green and left the suspects behind. >> a.

i'm leland bitters. the protests, if you are call them protests really, some hooligans on the street at this point. they threw stuff at police and police horses out there. authorities say they fired smoke grenades to disperse the crowd though it continued to get worse. >> we have team coverage. garrett has the latest on the primary results, but first jonathon hunt is on the scene of the protests in albuquerque and is joining us with the latest. we have been watching as the scene unfolded for what seems like hours. what's it look like now? >> it quieted down a great deal right now, heather. to my left, you can see we have a line of riot police keeping the crowd back. we swing to the other side of the intersection here, you can see the protesters have pretty much disappeared. there are a few behind the fence you are looking at right now. we have seen rocks coming in and a few police officers moving in to try to identify and stop those rock throwers. as we were standing here, we heard several landing behind

leland vitter is live. >> reporter: this is based on title 9 which bans gender discrimination, part of the civil rights act in the '60s and '70s. if you read it, it talks a lot about sex discrimination or gepd gender disyim thacrimination or doesn't say anything about transgender or gender identity. the white house is essentially reading those words into title 9. a lot of civil rights attorneys will tell you it is a tenuous reach, at best, as the white house tries to protect this new protected class of people, meaning transgender individuals. civil rights attorneys will tell you it is far from over. but by invoking title 9, the implied threat is to schools. let anyone use the bathroom they want or risk losing federal education dollars. >> governor dan patrick used the word blackmail." he said it is going to divided country and has everything to do with keeping the federal government out of local issues. >> i think that does underscore the risk of electing a right wing radio host to a state wide elected office. >> reporter: keep in mind that came from josh earnest at the white house pod

. >> i'm leland vittert. an hour after that controlled explosion, we still don't know if that package contained anything dangerous or simply suspicious. all this happened at the old trafford stadium just outside of manchester, england. >> an announcement. please remain in your seats and wait for further instruction and information. >> that would certainly be a scary thing to hear as fans were just getting ready to see manchester united in the premier league. those fans were ordered out of the stands as police try to determine if that suspicious package was something more than just suspicious. >> i was in the area where you can have a beverage or food. my daughter was sitting in the seat in the north stands and they announced right away, everybody in this zone, please leave. i went and got my daughter. a few moments later, about two, three minutes later, the announcement came to the stadium, code red, please, everybody evacuate the stadium. >> folks in england are on high alert these days. a europe security of

fox's leland vittert is at the white house with the story. >> reporter: obama administration sendingetter to every public school district in the country instructing them to let transgender students use bathrooms and locker rooms mat matching their gender identity. not the sex listed on their birth certificate. attorney general loretta lynch offering support to the trance jent community earlier this we week. >> the department of justice and indeed the entire obama administration want you to know that we see you, we stand with you, and we will do everything we can to protect you going forward. >> reporter: some parents in washington state where transgender bathroom legislation is pending are wondering why the administration is even getting involved. >> i feel that transgenders are going to use whatever bathroom they identify no matter who says anything about it and i think publicizing it and talking about it is just i think it's silly. >> reporter: tar heel state became the first in the nation to ban people from using public and school bathrooms which do not correspond with their birth

leland vitter has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: the president did not use the words "ologize" when discussing president truman's decision to drop the bombs and thus end world war 2, but critics say president obama's tone, his message and for that matter the visit itself was very clear. >> we stand here in the middle of this city, and force ourselves to imagine the moment the bomb fell. we force ourselves to feel the dread of children confused by what they see. we look into a silent cry -- listen to a silent cry. >> in the past president obama envisioned a world without number clear weapons and talk about that. didn't talk much, if at all, about the atrocities committed by the japanese or the courage of american g.i.s who died in the fight against the japanese. we can contrast president obama's message and his tone with that of president truman -- president truman, truman saying, quote, the bomb caused the japanese to surrender and it stopped the war. i don't care what the cry babies say now because they didn't have to make the decision. harry truman in 1964. president

. >> as fox's leland vittert tells us while there the president called for world without nuclear weapons>> reporter: for the first time a sitting up s commander in chief visited hiroshima. president obama laid a wreath and bowed his head at the site of the its of the world pours first atomic bombing. >> the flash of light, a wall of fire, destroyed a city and demonstrated that mankind possessed the means to destroy itself. >> reporter: the memorial honors the 140,000 people killed when the us attacked hiroshima on august 61945. the bomb largely white wiped out the city. but helped end world war ii. as promised president obama did not apologize for the attack although he did call for a world without nuclear weapons. >> among those nations like my own that hold nuclear stockpiles we must have the courage to escape the logic of fear and persue a world without them. >> reporter: the visit is controversial as it is historic protesters for and against it gathering in the city. many critics here were strongly opposed to any kind of apology from the administration. >> we fought a war to win and

i'm leland veiter, now back to cashin in. >> what would you do if you woke up and donald trump was president? >> i know everyone's idly threatening this, i'm moving to canada. i love canada. >> dishing the donald, they are joining a growing list of celebrities who will move to another country if trump is elected president as is expected, the donald had the response. >> has no mojo. >> we have a list of celebrities. >>. >> i love it. well, now i have to get elected. now i have to get elected because i'll do a great service to the country. >> i know another thing, he's good friends with whoopi goldberg, and maybe you can implore her to move to canada if trump is president. >> just my advice to the actors who threaten that, don't miss -- the country's one thing, the candidate, even the presidency is another. the country is the country. you love the country. the candidate will be fine once it he or she becomes president. the nation will be just fine. don't threaten to leave because people will say they will pay your ticket. >> exactly. >> they need to stick to entertaining. stay out of politics.

and it's been appraised by leland's. leland's will do the auction.wanted to make sure that this was something that the real collector could have. somebody could display. it's a wonderful moment in time that we've shared and our teammates have shared. >> have you heard in the millions, jim? everything is valued at that? >> well i'm sure that the flag, which is you know the greatest moment you know, is something that really capture what is our country was going through and what our team, actually, represented you know, it was one of the greatest sports moments in history. so instead of having it folded up and hidden so nobody can steal it, it's really about time that somebody can really enjoy it. and we're hoping that somebody will pick that up and display it for the rest of the people. >> i have a feeling they will. jim, best of luck and thank you for some great inspirational memories. appreciate it. >> yup. thanks neil. >> can you imagine? let the bidding begin. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost alwa

." >>> leland vitter reporting live from the white house. leland. >> well, gretchen, we'll run through the economic numbers before we get to all the exciting stuff when it comes to mr. trump. for the president he has come out in the past taking a little bit of a victory lap using numbers to go after congress. 160,000 new jobs. unemployment 5%. 67th consecutive month of positive job growth. that's something we heard about from the president a lot. as you noted though, seventh month low. the bad numbers, workforce participation rate fell to 62.8%. something people are looking at a lot. losses in the energy sector. factories. logging sectors. manufacturing had 4,000 new jobs. the president from the white house briefing room saying really congress has a lot to blame here because they have not been doing enough about the jobs. then came the issue of election. that's pretty much all reporters wanted to talk about when the president took questions. who would occupy this house, this office, come january 2017, nine months from now. here is president

>> reporter: these roads are still closed loveridge and leland roads. looks like they have made good progress on cleaning up the mess so hopefully it will open in time for the morning commute. this is a busy area. there's a walmart nearby, several gas stations, planet fitness so hopefully they will have this all open very soon. back to you. >> thank you, anne. >>> in vacaville, a baby boy is in critical condition after suffering a skull fracture. his mother is in custody suspected of child abuse. vacaville police arrested 29- year-old patricia steve at a super 8 motel on tuesday where she was staying with a baby, his father and a toddler. someone called 911 thinking the baby was having a seizure. police arrested steve at the scene and the toddler was taken to child protective services. >>> oakland police are investigating two shootings. investigators say that one happened at 10:00 yesterday morning at 89th and bancroft. the other was just before 5:00 yesterday afternoon on market street. one victim was wounded in each shooting but the injuries are not c

i'm leland vittert in washington. back to cavuto on business. >>> well talk about bad timing. the same week a bipartisan group of national security folks. by the way republicans and democrats alike. warning that our debt is the greatest threat we are facing. times when politicians would rather just keep spending. if bernie sanders free college won't fit the bill. how about hillary clinton's plan to cap child expenses -- i think you get my point. the bottom line charlie is they all know that the way to a voters heart presumably is with government spending. so hearing that and saying no one's learning anything. we're spending money we don't have. >> and the political calculus is like we're going to give you stuff. the other side of the story when you talk about that is we're going take stuff away. we're going cut the budget. possibly raise the taxes. i will say it seems somewhat bipartisan. you have to keep a score card between bernie, hillary and what donald trump wants. donald, if you think about it. one of the things that separates him from paul ryan is the fact that paul rya

i'm leland vittert. back to bulls and bears. >>> the white house rolling out a new rule kicking overtime into over drive. make i making workers el visible for overtime pay. john you say it will hurt not help. how so. >> this is naive on the administration's part. you are going to have more workers going to an hourly wage instead of being salaried. we lost 8 million jobs in a decade in manufacturing because of efficiencies in automation. you are going to see that trend continue. if you want wage increases, what you need is good jobs out there. we have 5% unemployment but only 5% of gdp growth. and the reason is because the jobs we have are not better than the jobs they replace. you want big jobs and good things done in congress, that is where you get wage increase. average wage is down $4,000 for a family since 1999. >> rather than growing wages organically, the administration is just doing it by order. and again the pool of money doesn't get any bigger for businesses. >> and they are targeting lower wage

the chase ended in a crash on loveridge road and east leland road in pittsburg. kpix 5's anne makovec is there and this is quite a scene. >> reporter: yeah. they have cleaned it up. they had this intersection closed for about 10 hours overnight. but it is clear this morning and as you said, the important point here is that the officer who was shot is okay. this all started with a carjacking at 6 p.m. a man stole a bmw from a driver at gunpoint. antioch police then spotted that stolen car a few minutes later and chased it to pittsburg where the driver crashed the car and immediately got out and started shooting a shotgun hitting one of the officers. here's a witness. >> i watched him go down and, you know, i wasn't sure if he slipped and fell or -- but to me, it looked like he, um, was basically forced, you know. so he was zigzagging and took a shot, uhm, i didn't realize it was to the head. >> reporter: the other officers fired back and the man surrendered. at least four people were injured in a chain reaction crash. this is again about 6 p.m. so this is a busy a

i'm leland vittert. thousands of mourners turning out to honer a falling navicele. charlie keating was killed in action again action. people began gathering on the streets hours before the services began in coronado california. he was awarded heart and silver star for his heroism. >> and vladimir putin says a new shield in romania is a threat to global security and vows that russia will take the necessary steps to respond. nato says the missile defense system is to protect europe from rogue states like iran. i'm legland vittert. back to bulls and bears. >> tlm there it is. are you [ bleep ] kidding me tsa? what the [ bleep ]? >> the nightmare continues. tsa lines testing travelers patience. also this week 3,000 bags missing their flights after the computer glitch in phoenix. and here is the cherry. news that one tsa official got a $90,000 bonus while the agency was failing security tests. gary b. says not one more time until we privatize. >> exactly. we've all been that guy in that clip, you know, like what the -- tsa. privatizing in my opinion is a slam dunk. there

drivers that did stock pedestrians don't have to stop less is a trend approaching however across a leland a wise decision in a city transit official very interested in looking at the segment that families but the record with the driver is doing and let more training is in the works for the wreck of the sun for not stopping again operate a bus is $490 and a point and have for your record. >>stanley roberts: that last for four years and you can go to traffic school. >>catherine heenan: to the nba stars slated to replace michael jordan in the new moving and sport steph curry shows of the warriors' practice will have a status report on his health and the giants tried to come-from- behind in cincinnati and have highlights of in the sports coming up. >>catherine heenan: the dominican did break when it comes to ticket prices. >>grant lodes: umbrella sells and leases the with the season ended with the run for the record he might even call these cheap the courtside club seats right near the floor but not on an we have yet the court cited two of those available a sequel to space them is in the work

i'm leland vittert in washington.ew reports indicating search crews may have located the black boxes from egyptian air flight 804. as we're seeing new video showing the wreckage of the doomed jet liner. in the meantime french investigators also confirmed the doomed plane's smoke alarms sounded in multiple places in the aircraft just before it crashed early thursday morning in route from cairo to paris 170 miles off the egyptian coast. all 66 on board are now confirmed dead. and dramatic video in melbourne australia why a hot air balloon suddenly deflated and was pushed into the phillip bay by some high winds. a recreational boat rescued all nine passengers allowing the pilot then to safely land back on the beach. back to calvano now on business. >>> impeachment hearings next week. new reports the irs is still targeting some conservative non profit groups. kennedy, wow. >> this is awful. such an outrage. and the irs is blaming these organizations who spent the last five years trying to get 501 c 4 status. the 501 c 3 m

this is very close, james, to the white house, along west executive drive, an area that leland and ied toto different gates and checkpoints to be cleared to use that executive drive to access the white house and/or the executive building. the other point i want to make in this, just in terms of where we have been in the history recently, with incidents at the white house, and the secret service and people gaining access and jumping fences. this is extremely alarming, given the fact that you have had so much activity like that. >> reporter: of course, the secret service has come in for its lumps bat number of security incidents from that couple that sort of status, seeking couple that manage told get inside a state dinner without permission, to individuals who have jumped the fence and run, even made their way into the white house and individuals able to jump the fence even after it was fortified with extra sentencing. wore obliged to point out that president obama was never in jeopardy has he has been golfing, enjoying this rare lull in the rain here in the capital city help has been

behind the shooting of an officer and domestic dispute at mcdonald's the officer was shot in east leland road in pittsburg, police chased the suspect there from pittsburg. you can see a mangled bmw with bullet holes in the windshields and the suspect started firing at police shortly after crashing >> i heard a car crash. i ran over. san jose was everywhere. i hit the floor. it was 15-20 gunshots. all the officer is out of the hospital and is expected to be okay. these other people needed to be treated. the suspect surrender asked was taken into custody. law enforcement sources say they believe he is the same suspect involved in a shooting early in the day at mcdonald's drive through in antioch. a man in his 20 who was not intended victim suffered a minor injury but did not go do the hospital. >> child is recovering from burns after an early morning house fire. the two-alarm fire break out around 1:00 a.m. firefighters say the flames were mostly contained to one room in the house. is no word on a cause. one familiar was displaced. >> san francisco police are searching for a suspect follow

. >>> i'm leland vitter. see you at 1:00 eastern.tional? well, some college students at george washington university bepged to differ if you do. >> do you believe that america is exceptional? >> no. not really. >> i feel at some point we were exceptional. kind of taken a downfall. >> in some regards, yes. not all regards. >> no. i think recently in the last couple years of my education i've learned not to always believe the extensional viewpoint we were taught at a very young age. >> oh, my gosh. jonathan, you heard that. studies show professors are brainwashing college students. >> the culture is shaped in the universities, and this is the next generation of leaders and leaders advisors taught to hate americans. them and that america is racist and the mind, own ability to think is impotent. being brainwashed and they've been since the progressive era of the 1920s. >> one, it seems like it's getting worse and worse. more and more liberal, more and more americans, not exceptional. more pc, more safe space, can't say a word on campus.

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at the white house, leland vittert, fox news. >>> students gather at a san francisco high school to support transgender students. >> you should be celebrated for your -- for your identity. >> hear what many want state lawmakers to do. >>> it is that time of year when music, food, and wine combine for a huge festival. coming up, we will take you live to bottlerock in napa where lenny kravitz is on the stage right now. >>> and pay raises for high- level administrators. that's prompting a push for an audit at cal state university. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. >>> supporters of transgender youth help those held a rally today as part of a campaign called transform california. it is calling on schools across the state to follow directive started by the white house. all public schools in san francisco already offer gender- neutral map -- bathrooms and transgender schools that they one of the school districts to follow the lead. >> those are the kinds of opportunities transgendered student should have. it should be celebrated. >> 11 suing the obama administration over the federal guidelines. th

i'm leland vittert.arch crews may have located the black boxes from egyptair flight 804, as new video emerges showing a little bit of the wreckage that's been recovered from the doomed jet liner. meantime investigators have confirmed that smoke was detected in multiple places on the plane as it flew from paris to cairo and just before it crashed early thursday morning in the mediterranean. that crash site 170 miles off the egyptian coast. of course all 66 people on board have died. >>> and live pictures right now from los angeles. check this out, where a massive nasa space shuttle fuel tank is now making its way through the city streets. it's on its way to its new home at the california science center. officials say the 17-mile journey will take 18 hours. back to "forbes on fox." >>> egypt is under the gun from isis terrorists and it needs more u.s. help. that's who house homeland security chairman michael mccall is calling for. he says the one muslim leader who has spoken out against radical islam shoul

i'm leland vittert in washington.willing and ready to forgo billions of dollars if federal funds for schools. top offs in the lone star state say they will not comply with the obama administration's new

termino impactanse en ecrucero s calles loveridge y leland en pitsburg. pero eso no lo detuvo. cuando ya no pudo avanzar mas se bajo y comenzo a disparar en contra de un oficial.logro herirlo pero el agente respondio la agresion. (sot) (vo) al verse rodeado se rindio y fue detenido.aunque no se conoce su identidad hasta este momento se sabe que es un hispano.y que no salio lesionado. pero todo a su alreded era bastante caotico.unos 7 autos mas chocaron entre y por toda la calle quedaron los cristales rotos.. a la escena llegaron 4ambulaiasa heridos.mientras que las vialidades eron cerras porcompl todas las direcciones.. habia decenas de policias y de patrullas de varias corporaciones policiacas. el auto bmw fue robado a punta de pistola eel ar de baypoint. varias patrullas lo comenzaron a seguir en la calle 10 y verne roberts circle en antioch. iba a alta velocidad y logro avanzar poco mas de dos millas. hasta terminar aqu.. con el vehiculo completamente destrozado.. (sot) (vo) el agente no sufrio lesios que ponen en riesgo su vida. en cuanto a los otros heridos no se sabe si f

the chase ended with a multi- vehicle crash at east leland and loveridge roads in pittsburg. >> i rolled up to the scene. i saw the accident. i heard the pops. just pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. he was just, you know, firing up the officers. they just started firing back. >> the suspect was not hit but later surrendered. meanwhile, police say they are looking into a likely connection between that incident and a shooting at a fast-food restaurant. they say a man opened fire yesterday morning at a mcdonald's on mahogany way. in that case, some of the restaurant's windows were shattered and a man inside suffered minor injuries. >>> a child is being treated for minor burns after an overnight fire in vallejo. three adults and four kids were in the home on carle avenue when the fire started around 1:00. everyone else made it out without significant injuries. investigators say there is extensive damage to the home and it's not safe to live in. the cause is under investigation. >>> still ahead, a bay area company picking up stakes and moving its headquarters to texas. what happens to its em

the pursuit ended when the bmw crashed into several cars at east leland. as police moved in they say the man in the bmw started shooting, wounding a police officer. other officers then returned fire. a witness who works at a nearby gas station said she feared for her life. >> i was ducking for my life because i heard shots. so my initial -- then i was telling people to go, like everybody is on the front, like go. >> the wounded officer was treated at a hospital and released. the suspect was not hurt and surrendered. police now say they believe the suspect is the same man who shot up windows in a mcdonald's in antioch yesterday morning where his girlfriend worked. one employee was hurt but should be ojt minutes later they say he fired into a home but no one was hurt. >>> in san jose police say they're beefing up patrols on this cinco de mayo. in years past downtown san jose has seen vandalism and other issues as the night goes on. 30 to 40 diecial officers will be op patrol tonight. cinco de mayo marks the victory by mexico over the french more than 150 yea