leland vittert is live with more with these growing threats. >> these air strikes aren't doing enough. a number of civilians running for their lives from ramadi gives you a good idea a lot of folks worry this city might fall t. goes right to the core of the administration's strategy of fighting isis and the more time that goes by the worse it looks. isis supposed to be on the run with iraqi troops pounding them and coalition providing air sport. iraqi troops had ramadi under control. now not so much. they are trying to down-play the significance of the city and isis possible takeover. in yemen things are getting worse for u.s. policy as well. >> you have heard we are succeeding or holding the line so much in yemen. remember obama said al qaeda is decimated test on the run? >> well that decimated force on the run today they took a key air base in the southeastern part of that country and it comes as the rebels plunged yemen into a civil war. >> the al-assad air base is 60 miles from ramadi. we have troops training the soldiers at the base which was already attacked in february. officia

leland vittert is live for us in washington. ng 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 t

bill: leland vittert working late tennessee the night trying to figure out where the looters and rioters would go next. now with the sun up what will happen next in the city of baltimore. martha: i'm martha maccallum live in new york city. parts of the city of baltimore on fire. you have got thousands of national guard troops pouring in after they were asked to help out. you can see the images are unbelievable from last night. there were nearly 200 arrests. 144 cars were set on fire 15 city buildings were torched and local authorities said they were left stunned by this violence. >> i understand anger, but what we are seeing isn't anger it's the destruction of a community. the same community they say they care about they are destroying. you can't have it both ways. >> these are thugs who are seizing upon an opportunity to show their anger and distrust and frustration at the police department. this is not the way to do it. >> i'm proud of the officers out there sustaining rocks and bottles who were hit in the head. >> here is the headline for the "baltimore sun." riots erupt. the images r

. >> leland vittert, live for us. thank you. >> now it is time forto take a look at who is talking. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is sounding off on the problem with hillary clinton's perceived untrust worthiness. >> part of a problem, and that goes to the biggest liability which is trust worthiness. if she is going to present herself she has to present herself as an authentic person to over come the untrust worthiness that has built up over the years with regard to all of the different things. i don't have to mention them all. >> she has a vicious temper. >> what she needs is spontaneity. she goes into chipotle lay, theoretically nobody recognizes her. >> she has on the glasses. how can any one recognize her? >> the legal decisions in our country's history doesn't mean he can't serve jury duty. john roberts showing up like any ordinary citizen to do his civic duty at a courthouse. roberts answered a few questions from the judge and injure or 49 was dismissed. >> the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. straight ahead out of a hollywood movie cops say this was al

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 ac

leland vittert has our report. >> even before iranian leaders sit back down at the negotiating table, sparring over sanctions linked to any future nuclear deal it is intensifying. during this speech marking national nuclear technology day iran's president said that it will not sign a deal unless all economic sanctions are lifted on day one. >> we want to take our rights and we want win-win talks. >> it was just a week ago that all sides walked away with an agreement that the obama administration says blocks every pathway for iran to get a nuclear bomb. u.s. negotiators say that they must prove they are complying with commitments before crippling sanctions are gradually roll back. >> if they were suddenly to move to try to advance its program beyond what would be normal for peaceful nuclear power the whole world will be looking on. >> in part, henry kissinger says that he is concerned that iran will not permanently give up facilities and equipment. >> we have to have the ability to look forward. >> president obama continuing to rally support from congressional leaders to give diplomacy

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

it sounds like according to our own leland vittert, she told the top cops to stand down.what's she doing? does she know what she's doing? >> i think she knows what she's doing. she won election with like 86%, 87% of the vote. sometimes it's hard to distinguish things particularly when you're in a new situation. you know rather than piling on her, i guess what we should be asking is what should big city mayors be doing when an incident like this occurs? obviously we're in a tinder box across this country. one needs to make preparations early on not actually wait until the situation occurs. i suspect she won't do that again. >> i think you're probably right. when you say tinder box, you mean what? >> i know there's an atmosphere that's being cultivated by i believe, a group of professional thugs. and anytime that they see a situation that they can exploit and create tension between the police and the community, they're going to do that. and the community has to stop and recognize, as i said in several places yesterday, there are going to be bad actors in just about any prof

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

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 vittert to the degree your cameraman can give us a view on that we'd appreciate it. we appreciate all you're doing out there. it's clear, cops are moving in. >> well they're moving in. where they are now is where they started at 9:00 tonight. and we saw looting. rioting. stolen cars being driven into crowds. and why all of a sudden the police decided to move down there whether it's because it coincides with news conference or different orders but it's very interesting the police watched this level of mayhem and residents are ferociously angry the police allowed this to happen in their quarters. folks who own stores are really hot. if you look in some of the stores are on fire. that liquor store on the left that is on fire. >> well we have a situation where if one of the speeding cars wants to it can ram into those police officers you have people in cars that don't belong to them. there is a burning liquor store and a recipe for disaster. it's hard to imagine a great american city prepared for violence that warned a mall to close stores and a university to shut down t

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

i'm leland vittert. coming to you here from washington. >> and i'm uma pemmaraju. making news right now. president obama gets his framework nuclear deal with iran iran. now he has to sell it to a skeptical congress and wary benjamin netanyahu who calls the agreement a threat to israel's existence. netanyahu's spokesman will be joining us live from jerusalem. >>> plus home grown terrorism the islamic state's influence reaches across the atlantic and into the united states with these women. we'll have a live report on american women trying to do the deadly work of isis here at home. >>> and for the first time in a national poll, a possible gop presidential contender is in a dead heat with hillary clinton. our political panel will be joining us for a fair and balanced debate. >>> as the white house continues to sell the eyeiran deal as good for america and the world allies in the middle east are sounding the alarm bell. the loudest voice in the room israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who says the framework, as it stands now, threatens his country's very surviva

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 wil

leland vittert is. what's going on? >> sean the rioting has continued, the looting as continued on the street attorney r r. and the livelyhoods that are ending here are clear. . there's two lick r stores here you've bep filling in soft stuff how here today. this is your community, you're from baltimore. how does it make you feel? >> it's really heart-touching. >> breaks your heart? >> the people have a lot of anger. the young people i've talked to here are the anger. which way. . it's justified in a way wrl. >> you think this might be about themselves? >> some might be. >> how does looting get you answers? . they think they're justifying themselves. >> we talked to a lot of residents who live on this street street. >> it's very upsetting, it's heartbreaking, but -- >> do you think the police want to do it other than own yum. it takes 2 to do up to do because their. . you think it's going to cool down? we saw what happened in baltimore after martin doouter king was killed on the first couple nights five people killed hun

leland vittert is live with the latest. good morning. >> ainsley. good morning.test issue comes down to a 2012 letter from congressman darrel issa asking the then secretary of state if she was using a personal e-mail address for government

shouting] >> >> joining us now from baltimore, rick leventhal as well as fox news correspondent leland vittertl right, rick, let's begin with you. what's the situation where you are right now? >> well, it's somewhat tense, bill. nobody really knows what to expect when the sun goes down and curfew kicks. in we have a line of swat team officers here from baltimore city. and nerve supplemented by swat teams from surrounding counties. we know state police are here and the national guard as well. i want to point out there are also civilians lined up in front of those police police officers, members of the community who are trying to prevent trouble by getting between the people who are out here demonstrating and the police officers. so you have sort of two lines here creating a buffer, if you will. and there are people out here in the streets that are demonstrating but in many cases it's been sort of a party like atmosphere banging on drums and people dancing in the streets and that sort of thing bill. >> while you were talking a guy popped up behind you with a mask. are there are a lot of masked p

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

. >> 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

leland vittert is live live from the white house with more on this. >> reporter: jenna, the story of rah ramadi goes right to the core of the administration's strategy for dealing with isis and the longer it goes on, the worse it looks. we have a map to show you just how strategically important ramadi is, a microcosm really of the u.s. strategy. iraqi troops on the ground fighting isis, u.s. air power above supporting them, but these mass evacuations of civilians show that clearly isis is gaining ground and certainly giving a lot of the civil p januaries there reason to run -- civilians there reason to run for their lives. the iraqi military is simply not able to hold on the way the u.s. had thought and hoped it would even despite the airstrikes that are pounding the city right now. thaw say it's a contested city, about 50/50 give or talk, and right now the strategy by the iraqis is to try to cut off isis' supply lines. you might remember they did the very same thing in tikrit a couple of months ago. the iraqis said oh, we're going to have this mopped up in three days. it took them t

leland vittert live from washington, d.c. to explain. od 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 looking

. >> our intreped leland vittert was closer to the action than the police were last night.tanding in safety behind him while he risked his on safety to talk to these people. i don't know why the cops are not arresting people. just covering this last night, with megyn kelly in the 9:00 hour and shepard smith in the 11:00 hour. i personally witnessed many criminal acts and i witnessed cops witnessing the criminal acts not doing anything. i don't believe it's the fault of the cops. these guys were structinstructed not to go anything. i would suggest there's a serious absence of leadership here. why is it we don't know the manner and cause of gray's death? why is it that no one who obviously, apparently caused his deaths has been charged with a crime? one of the reasons this didn't happen in south carolina is the government did the right thing, they charged him with a crime immediately and p people saw that government works. here they see that government does not work. they're taking advantage of that. people who have been bitter and grieved for generations and people who are p

leland vittert is here with us. >> good morning. you got to look at this in a bigger picture as many in washington are and questioning the timing here. consider this, senator bob menendez is an out spoken critic of the president's policies especially as it relates to iran. >> the more i hear from the administration and its quotes, the more it sounds like talking points that come straight out of tehran. >> what do you know? as the iran talks heat up, now he faces indictment for allegedly taking fancy vacations, among other things from this florida based eye doctor. the government says the doctor melgon wanted help with the government bureaucracy, including medicaid billing inquiry. both menendez and melgon now face a number of counts, among them that menendez solicited and accepted domestic and international flights on private jets. first class airfare. uses of a villa. access to an exclusive resort. a stay at a luxury paris hotel. expensive meals, golf outings and tens of thousands of contributions to a legal defense fund. >> i'm an

leland vittert is with us. >> reporter: we just heard from the pentagon and sources say there is a massive civilian evacuation going on as people are quite literally running for their lives from isis. we have a map to show you have the strategic value of this city. it's a microcosm of the administration's policies in iraq. let the iraqi military have the dirty work on the ground and the coalition air power help from above. that hasn't gone well in ramadi. right now they say their hope is they are going to try and cut off some of isis' supply lines. that was the same strategy that the u.s. and iraqis used when it came tomorrow tikrit. it took them weeks to try to kick isis out. we are told there is to fighting there. so things do not bode very well. martha: what's the plan in terms of ramadi? do we have a strategy there? >> the administration is doubling down in terms of how they view going off isis. the iraqi prime minister was here this week with the president, went up to capitol hill. you hear the same thing people are getting along the fight's going well. those kinds of things. the pict

leland vittert is looking into the story in the initial stages. he is in d.c.porter: good morning, martha. no question this is the nightmare scenario as u.s. national leave the united states as the fbi says joshua ray van hampton did august 26th, 2014. eight months ago he headed for turkey. turkey is very porous boarder region they have with syria a lot of folks are known to cross over if they want to head into syria and or iraq and fight for isis. it is unclear whether he made his actually into syria and joined isis in the past six or seven months. he was arrested last night at chicago o'hare international airport. came in on a flight from turkey. that is when he was taken into custody. he is expected to be in court a little less than an hour from now. a lot of questions here but this goes to the very issue of how good the united states is at picking people up in terms of who want to go. obviously they missed this guy. he left. now they're getting them on the way back. the real concern, of course, martha if somebody is able to slip through and come back in und

bill: leland vittert in washington. these are the folks we are dealing with. what is the motivation of comments like that at this time. >> reporter: the next call being the deal that need to be made over the next couple months. clearly the iranian leadership is a lot more interested in lashing out at the united states rather than trying to sell a possible deal to its people. it appears what the iranians say the deal is and what the administration does are two different things. especially when it comes to sanctions. remember the administration's fact sheet that they put out last week said both side agreed to a gradual lifting of sanctions. president rouhani said they would not sign a deal unless all sanctions were lifted at once. in gentleman maka yesterday president obama seems more demure than the tough rhetoric coming from tehran. >> reporter: the next two months of negotiations will be critical for making sure we are memorial eyeing an agreement that gives us confidence and gives the world confidence that iran is not pursuing a nuclear weapon. >> reporter:

. >> leland vittert is here with how he got away with it and what the feds knew before hand.. it's on videotape. it's not good, people is probably a massive understatement. there are two stories. first the security breach, then how it went down on the national mall a couple hundred yards from our office. you might think of it as a flying go cart if you will. one witness told me he flew a couple miles past the washington monument past the white house before landing on the lest lawn, about 100 yards from the building. hughes told the tampa bay times before his flight he was heading to the capitol to deliver letters to every congressmen campaigning about campaign finance reform. he was arrested pretty quickly. police converged on his copter. he could face a litany of charges. the bigger question is how did this happen in the most restricted airspace in the world, completely undetected. one congressman said if he had flown any closer, sharp shooters were prepared to take him out. one might ask how much closer would he have had to get. remember this, is the latest in security blun

. >> leland vittert knows all about it. hey. >> good morning.rs gained access to things like the president's schedule and possible policy announcements that were upcoming. unclassified data but sensitive. the reports says the hackers are believehead to be working for the russian government. the administration, though, simply won't discuss where the attacks came from. >> we don't confirm cyber intrusions. we have spoken to the fact that there was an event last year. we have classified systems that are secure. we take regular precautions to secure our unclassified networks as well. we don't talk about where cyber intrusions originate from because we're taking action to prevent them. >> one source told fox news the russian operations was called spawn pawn storm back in october. it may or may not be linked to the suspected russian attack on the state department's unclassified computer system. that assault hit their e-mail system among other things and took months to clean up. it's unknown if the russian hackers or those from other countries tried to

. >> leland vittert has been sitting there monitoring the internet and talking to people.ents from washington. what's the latest today? >> it was when arkansas's legislature passed their version. the governor of arkansas says he will sign the bill. major employers in arkansas like walmart say they don't like it very much. they think the bill conflicts with its values. the similar bill in indiana that started this firestorm prompted this front page, fix this now is what the indianapolis star said. some fear the indiana law and now the arkansas law would allow business owners to deny service to gay, lesbian or transgender customers if the owners say it confnflicts with their religion. indiana governor mike pence denies this. >> let me say i believe this is a clarification. it's also a fix. it's a fix of a bill that -- through mischaracterization and confusion has come to be greatly misunderstood. and i'm determined to address this this week. >> now, while pence is a possible 2016 candidate himself, others jumped to pence's defense, including jeb bush who even before this pro