take a look. >> not a mayor, leland vittert with fox news channel. do you have to say to business owners? or the police injured? the police can protect you but not the citizens? >> this clip has run throughout the day. i can't tell you how many police officers have said keep at it. you're the only one asking those questions. and they keep saying has the mayor said anything all day to me? i keep having to tell police officer who's are risking their lives here on the streets, no their boss their mayor won't say anything. >> you know bill hammer did get a chance to ask the mayor about whether she issued a stand down order z here is what she told us. >> there was no order to hold back. >> no. >> or was there? >> no. >> you have to understand it's not holding back it's responding appropriately. if you don't have all of your equipment in play because things are changing in realtime you can't respond you can't react. >> the semantics. leland? >> you're a lawyer and the mayor is a lawyer. i'm not. i've been out here on the streets a long time i can tell you

. >>> the baltimore mayor told police to stand down at the height of the riots, leland vittert got a chance to ask the mayor about it. he caught up with her as she and al sharpton were on their way to an -- yeah naacp summit and tried to ask some questions. >> why can't we ask questions? we can't ask questions? to a public official we can't ask questions? >> you'll have the opportunity. >> i can ask questions and you'll answer them? you'll answer my questions then, then you'll answer our questions. >> at the press conference we'll answer all the questions. >> whoa. >> leland vittert, live in baltimore. leland a little touchy. you were like, whoa whoa. did you get your questions answered? >> reporter: well, i was a little touchy because one of the mayor's bodyguards shoved me pretty hard. when a police officers does that you're like come on -- >> you're tougher than that, leland. >> reporter: you never want to be in a fight with a police officer. don't give them a reason to shove you again. we were in a tight corridor. >> did you get your questions answered? >> reporter: no. what was

right now we begin with fox news leland vittert who has a confrontation with reverend al sharpton today 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 ow

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

. >> 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

in hat tease burg, mississippi leland vittert fox news. >> a lawmaker from pennsylvania is pushing toet federal dollars to fix our local bridges bridges. the north narberth of a bridge is one of many in desperate need of repair but it like many other others is known as an off system bridge so that means not part of the national highway system and not eligible for federal fund funding. senator bob casey says off system bridges are too important to be ignored. >> these are the bridges that carry kids to school, these are the bridges that carry commuters to their work or commercial vehicles. these are the bridges that in fact carry emergency vehicles to their destination when there's an emergency. >> casey announcing this morning that he is sponsoring a bill that would restore federal funding to all of our nation's bridges. >> phillies pitcher cole hamels and his wife heidi are combing through in a big way for philadelphia area schools. the hamels foundation today announceed it is donating $53000 to help eight local schools. that money will go towards everything from new audio equipment

leland vittert now has another witness. what you got some. >> reporter: things have gone back to what was normal, this big police line. go ahead and take a look here. once again forming up at pennsylvania and north guarding what is the crime scene now and tanya saw the whole thing. tiffany saw the whole thing. i'll get gregory to back to the metro pcv store. all started at the metro pcs. >> actually started maybe a few houses down from that. the boy was sitting on the steps right there -- >> what was he doing on the steps. >> just sitting on the steps. other dudes were talking from what i could see smoking a cigarette. >> young man? >> yes young man maybe 18, 189. >> what happened? >> well, the police came and pulled up right here in front. the officer got out the passenger side and proceeded to chase the boy. as soon as he saul the police he start running. >> any word exchanged. >> no. the police just got out of the car and started chasing the boy. then he ran down toward the pcs. the officer got in the middle of the stree

leland vittert is on the ground in baltimore with some breaking news. nd i understand the guy that you were talking to a little bit of trouble? what happened? >> oh exactly, sean. at some point you can only push this too far. the guy in the purple shirt who we were talking to the sweatshirt he talked for a long time. he was very angry. at one point we had to pull him back from the police line because he stopped talking to us and yelling at the police officers and cursing them that doesn't go over very well. once he left us and walked away we said hey, it's about time to leave and go. that's when things got a little tense there here. and then they arrested him. they threw him on the ground. a couple of things to note from this video, though you see of him being arrested that our photographer dave shot. incredible work out here. is the guy in the white shirt who is 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

into effect at this very minute joining us now on the ground in baltimore once again is our own leland vittertland? >> and sean, there has been celebration all day. can you hear the honking horns still going

oo >> also this morning a heated conversation about leland vittert and al sharpton. leland was asking stephanie rawlings blake about having police stand down during the riot. but sharpton wasn't having it. >> what do you have to say to the businesses who were looted because of your order to stand down? >> can you excuse me one minute. >> you don't have anything to say to the business owners? what about to the police that were injured. >> excuse me hey. why can't we have a question. >> why can't we ask questions? >> we can't ask questions? >> 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 th

into effect at this very minute joining us now on the ground in baltimore once again is our own leland vitterthere has been celebration all day. can you hear the honking horns still going o

correspondent leland vittert has the report. >> across baltimore the police tape of another murder is now a daily occurrence. more than three dozen people so far this month. many more shot and wounded. >> as a burned-out individual for the riots, things have largely returned to normal. a lot of folks hanging around in the streets we are told that most don't have jobs. what is missing is the police who many say haven't shown up in a while and the numbers say they are doing the same job that they used to. arrests are down to 2% over the same time last year and the very folks who stood here and protested to police about this say that they need them back. >> all of them get a paycheck from the city of baltimore. >> in a statement by the union today, the police say that they are under siege in every quarter. they are more afraid of going to jail for doing their jobs properly and they are of getting shot on duty. sources say that rank-and-file officers are most angry with marilyn mosby and stephanie rawlings blake who sources say ordered police to stand down and let rioters loot month's unr

leland vittert thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> a top al qaeda military who bragged with the charlie hebdo attacks is killed in an air strike in yemen. al qaeda saying he was killed in april. but the pentagon has not yet confirmed his death. he appeared in his al qaeda videos claiming the group is behind the charlie hebdo attack in paris which left 12 people dead. >> the youngest former gitmo detainee is free and on the streets. omar katar was released by a canadian judge despite he stay in jail. he was 15 when he through a grenade in a firefighter killing sergeant first class christopher speer. he plead guilty in 2010 and was transferred out of gitmo he will stay under extensive monitoring while he appeals his conviction. >>> the justice department is expected to launch a federal investigation in the baltimore police department. it could be announced as soon as today by the attorney general loretta lynch. they requested the doj investigate if the police department has a pattern of excessive force and discriminat

into effect at this very minute joining us now on the ground in baltimore once again is our own leland vittert. 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 tho

back to you guys. >> leland vittert from the bureau in the district on the latest on a strange case.> we want everyone to watch, there is one person that's probably not watching this show. >>> catching up on much needed sleep. it might be senator rand paul. he had a filibuster. >> not a real one. >> it's being debated. close to 11 hours of speaking on the senate floor to protest the renewal of the patriot act. he started off in not so comfortable shoes. seventh hour he switched over to bright laced sneakers. he said are you willing to sacrifice your personal freedom for national security? this is some of the highlights from what he was saying. 11 hours. >> there comes a time in history of nations when fear and complacency allow power to accumulate and liberty and privacy to suffer. that time is now. i will not let the patriot act, the most unpatriotic of acts go unchallenged. the bulk collection of all americans' phone records all of the time is a direct violation of the fourth amendment. my voice is rapidly leaving. my bedtime has long since passed. there's a hunger in america for s

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

i'm elizabeth prann. >>> and i'm leland vittert in baltimore if we await if not hundreds thousands ofrs here to city hall. it's been billed as a celebration rally they call it because of the six officers three black, three white, who have been charged in the death of freddie gray a 25-year-old man who was running from police and ended up dead shortly thereafter. so much has been made about race in this issue, but also so much has been made about justice. the question is not only will there be justice for freddie gray but will there be justice for these six officers? and to bring that question to light i want to bring in edward baud and jonathan edwin's a fellow we met on the street and talked to a lot. i want to ask the same question to you i asked edwin, are these officers no matter what they've done be entitled to a fair trial? everyone i've already talked to has said they've already convicted them. >> i think it's safe to say they'll get a fair trial. i think there's a good mix of race as regards to the officers three black officers, three white officers five men and a woman, i thi

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

. >> 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

we heard it on friday, leland vittert said, if they don't you will see riots like with rodney king.ling, if the charges are political as he believes them to be. >> economy in these communities is key. i want to also stress the importance of education and importance of family. when you talk about school choice and opportunity talk about the conversations that happen at dinner tables that are so key the way people enter this world and view things like this. >> shoring up, calling on people every time of economic community and shore them up. hopefully, cvs will open. it's a food desert. they need a grocery store. all right. >>> we have royal baby girl, we know that how about a name? how princess charlotte could overshadow her big brother george who is a cutie. retailers around the world are rejoicing because it's a girl! ♪ >> more "outnumbered" in just a moment. first to jon scott in the second hour of "happening now." jon: new developments coming fast and furious in the depicting muhammad contest in gardner texas. two suspects are dead after getting into a gunfight with police. there

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

leland vittert is live at the memorial day parade in washington. >> reporter: could not be a more beautiful day out here for the parade along constitution avenue. this band from pennsylvania one of many that have doll down for the celebration there's 300,000 people i'm told lining this parade route. they have been here the past couple off hours getting ready. you've get a sense it's not only an observance and a celebration some enemy say they're so grateful their way to express that to those who made the ultimate sacrifice is to be here today, enjoy the parade and offer a moment of thanks. >> i know we heard from the president earlier today. what were his words. >> the offered a very solemn promise to the veterans of american. interesting what he did say and what he didn't. first, what he dade. >> while the nature of war has changed over that time, the values that drive our brave men and women in uniform remain constant. >> and a lot of the veterans we talked to say it's very nice the president offered promises but a number of the story wes have covered, including the va scandal, shows that

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leland vittert is outside the courthouse. >> reporter: we just got our hands on the charging affidavitd been sealed and a lot of details about this grisly murder coming out including the fact that the housekeeperkeeper who was killed was alive at the time the fire was set and was rescue bid firefighters who later could not save her. dar ron wint was a welder by tried who has worked for one of the family companies. he had been on the run since last wednesday when he fire was set at this home. a crime that according to the affidavit lasted roughly 24 hours. it's unclear when exactly police were able to narrow in on wint, but over the past couple of days it's clear that he became suspect number one and they used what they called overwhelming force and numbers to arrest him. >> we followed him for about four or five miles and did a wacky u turn. thought they were being tailed. we got to a situation where we could successfully take him down and we did our standard practice vehicle pin maneuver. >> reporter: and according to the affidavit wint took the family essentially hostage the night be

. >> 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

i'm leland vittert, nice to be with you as well. >> you, too, i'm shannon bream, thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. joe biden and his family dealing with the unimaginable beau biden, son of the vice president and former attorney general of delaware has died. biden had been battling brain conditioner is. kristen fischer is live in washington with more. >> hi sharon. beau biden was battling brain cancer for two years. he was declared cancer free but this spring the cancer came back and he never recovered. the 46-year-old passed away last night surrounded by his family including his father joe biden. this is the second time that the vice president will have to bury one of his own children. his first wife and daughter were killed in a car crash in 1972 and beau was also in that accident. here he is talking about it at the democratic national convention in 2008. >> my brother, hunter and i, were seriously injured and hospitalized for weeks. i was just short of 4 years old. one of my earliest memories was being in that hospital. my dad always at our side. we my brother and i,

leland vittert is there. what are today events planned? >> reporter: it's a full weekend in washington for memorial day weekend. you have two focuses. one is remembering those who died and giving thanks to those who served. we are two hours away from the traditional wreath laying from the tomb of the unknown in arlington. all around washington you are seeing share moanies and interaction between veterans and the public. it's a focus here at the world war i memorial. a lot of veterans, especially the world war ii veterans to share their story. something that won't happen over the coming decade. getting those story told and having the younger folk understand the sacrifices that went into keeping us free. gregg: what are some of the other events? >> reporter: you have a full weekend saturday at the world war ii memorial. you had a lot of school children. a lot of tour bus came through. senator bob dole was here to share personal stories. rolling thunder sunday, that started as a bike rally a vietnam veterans it's grown into a quarter million

leland vittert at the white house. very dramatic from director comey, leland. how many people are they talking about here do they think? >> reporter: sobering martha hundreds if not thousands of people in the united states americans being self-radicalized by isis, using twitter social media, online videos, those kinds of things. bottom line from the fbi, they are having a harder and harder time tracking these people and making sure they do not commit violent act themselves or trying to arrest them before. quote, from the fbi director in a way the old paradigm between inspired and directed breaks down here. the fbi director pointing to a new way of isis communicating. first by connecting with people on social media, sophisticated videos, those kind of things. then switching to encrypted communications. to take the analogy out, if before they were looking for needles in haystacks trying to find folks in the united states, ready to commit attacks inspired by isis, the needles have become now invisible. they're also pointing to new tactics by isis. madison avenue t

bill: that is leland vittert with the mayor in baltimore. because the murder rate in that town is highest more than a decade but are the indictments of these police officers tied to the death of freddie gray making other officers afraid to do their jobs? we'll investigate. martha: we gave back five taliban terrorists nearly one year ago to bring back bowe bergdahl but was he, bergdahl, laying detailed plans for life after abandoning his post long before he ever left that base? >> he is a disgrace to this nation the uniform. there is no honor in his service. especially when you leave your battle buddies and brothers in arms behind and join the enemy. martha: squad mates who served with army sergeant bowe bergdahl in afghanistan now say he appeared to be laying groundwork for his disappearance long before he abandoned that post. bergdahl started sleeping only on his bed frame, later just on the concrete floor likely preparing himself for life off of his base. they also tell fox news that bergdahl talked about becoming a mercenary. the new deta

. >> i'm leland vittert, from tornadoes in the plains to a tropical storm now bearing down on the carolinas millions of americans are in the bull's-eye of some dangerous storms. tropical storm ana is just about 24 hours from making landfall in the mid-atlantic on the coast there. jonathan in myrtle beach, residents are already preparing for this storm, right? >> reporter: they are indeed leland we're in one of the breaks in between the feeder bands where the sun comes out and people return to the beach. it looks like a beautiful day at the beach but it can be deceptive. you can see the heavy surf here and because of the potential for rip currents lifeguards are telling everyone to stay out of the water. local officials are also worried about the potential of beach erosion. now, they're not expecting a whole lot of damage from the wind but just south of us in georgetown county, the local emergency management director said the issue is not so much the storm's strength but its timing. >> our biggest concern is with the storm especially early in the season or not even in the season yet is peopl

. >> and i'm leland vittert. welcome to america news headquarters from washington. you're looking at live pictures over cleveland. a judge has cleared a white police officer charged in the death of two unarmed black suspects. that was after a car chase that lasted 22 miles, reached speeds of 100 miles per hour. 13 officers fired at the suspect's car. but only one, 21-year-old michael brelo, was charged. prosecutors said he opened fire after the suspects were no longer a threat. this is a picture outside the courthouse where a number of protesters had started to gather there. the judge saying as he announced his verdict, that he was not going to sacrifice brelo, if there was not enough evidence for a conviction. obviously, we're going to continue to monitor the situation, both on the ground and from the air there in cleveland and bring you the very latest as it develops. elizabeth. >>> washing the u.s. could be in grave danger if domestic surveillance programs aren't expected. about a week before the deadline members still can't agree on a fix. they adjourned just be

. >> leland vittert with the latest. >> hey, good morning out of iowa none other than our ed henry with the power of persuasion or power of ed henry that got hillary clinton to talk to the media. >> wait. wait. yes, maybe when i finish talking to the people here. how's that? i might. i'll have to ponder it. >> she pondered and decided it was time to allow a q and a. about five minutes that focused on so many of the ethical issues facing her campaign including the issue of her e-mails from that private server. the state department said they would release them in january. a federal judge said that's not good enough. and demanded a quicker time table. clinton claims it isn't her problem anymore. >> well they're not mine. they belong to the state department. so the state department has to go through its process. >> keep in mind those e-mails that will come from the state department are only the ones she turned over to the state department. there were tens of thousands of e-mails on that server that the clintons deleted. so we have clinton saying she wants her e-mails released. only certain

. >> that was the nonanswer from the mayor of baltimore when confronted by leland vittert of fox aboutis shaping up to be the deadliest ever in that city. a latest victims mother and 7-year-old son pictured there on the screen. why is this happening? what can be done about it? joining us now founder and president bishop e.w. jackson. great to see you this morning. >> thanks for having me, tucker. >> what is going on in baltimore? >> well, frankly, they are talking about poverty and racism, but i think what you really have ask is a poverty of values in spirit and certainly poverty in librescu. probably 85% of the people in that community are trying to live their lives in a decent law abiding way. when you have leaders justifying lawlessness looting, violence, destruction of businesses property and murder, these are not thugs these are just our young people. no no, these are people who need to be dealt with and we need to hold -- have a no tolerance policy towards this kind of lawless behavior. and until that happens, you are going to continue to see it. >> we have heard a lot pro-from p