in washington, leland vittert, fox news. ohio governor john kasich is the latest g-o-p candidate to announce a las vegas campaign appearance during "debate week". it will be his first official campaign event in nevada. this is video from his rally in new hampshire today. he'll be meeting with voters over coffee at 11:15 on tuesday at tipsy coffee house near sunset and fort apache. but you'll have to register with the campaign online. kasich is one of several candidates who are planning rallies and stops in town ahead of the debate. our live broadcast from the venetian begins tuesday right here on fox5 at five. ahead, stopping the government from shutting down. the budget battle that could end up with people out of work. delayed packages! that's what brown might do for you. find out why it's happening. watch when and where you want with advanced features like our wireless set-top box, whole home dvr, and choose from a variety of great packages to fit your home. call... ...and get started with the prism essential tv bundle. yo

i'm leland vittert.ack to "hannity." >>> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." now florida senator marco rubio is seen as one of the rising candidates in the crowded 2016 republican field. the senator has made a name for himself after several strong debate performances. here's our best interview moments with marco rubio. take a look. hillary clinton was viewed by 61% of voters as being dishonest and untrustworthy when the poll was asking what were the first words that come to mind when thinking of hillary clinton, liar, dishonest and untrustworthy. between that and the e-mail server scandal, how much trouble do you think she's in? >> it's a very serious issue. there are people who have been charged with criminal offenses for less. on top of that, it's highly irresponsible. i'm on the intelligence committee. i have access to highly classified material of the same level she had access to. we'd never put that in an e-mail. you only look at that in a secured environment or on paper in a secure e

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i'm leland vittert in baltimore. a hung jury tonight in the freddie gray trial. the judge declared a mistrial after jurors failed to reach a decision on officer william porter. he faced up to 25 years in jail if they convicted him on all four counts. gray died from a massive spinal cord injury suffered in police custody. the jury deliberated for 16 hours before telling the judge they couldn't reach a unanimous verdict on anything. within minutes demonstrations broke out. police arrested two. police allowed rioters to run wild back in april stepped in. even a small crowd were met with dozens of officers and told to get on the sidewalk. tonight the city is largely quiet as officer porter waits to learn when he will face a jury again. now back to "hannity." ♪ >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight, a mistrial in the case of one of the baltimore cops being tried for the death of freddie gray. now, the trial ended after three days of deliberations by deadlocked jurors. here with reaction, fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera, political analyst juan williams and kim

i want to go to the courthouse now and leland vittert is red for us. what's happening there?>> reporter: shep, the big question is we don't know what's happening. that's part of the problem. we have no idea what's going on inside of that jury room, and there's definitely a tense feeling here in this city as they await what the verdict might be. important to keep in-minute jury got this case yesterday afternoon, so they have been deliberating for between seven and eight house, and in that time they have asked for a lot of things, some things the judge was willing to give them, among them candy, speakers for a xirtd and also other radio calls and those kinds of things. others things he was not willing to give them transcripts and new definitions and further explanations of some of these charges. it was important to understand also the breakdown of this jury. you have eight blacks, four whites on this jury. what role that's playing, we don't know, but you can imagine a case where you could have one hold one, 1 in 11 and so long as this verdict is not unanimous this jury cannot c

i'm leland vittert. >> and here elizabeth prann. here is what is making news.and hillary clinton take no holiday off from their war of words. daniel hal perth will join us with more. >> and we'll get latest from the fox news extreme weather center. >>> and thousands of cuban migrants can desperate to get to america but stuck in quite literally a political catch 22. >>> as many of us and our family and friends head home, presidential candidates are back on the road hoping to gain traction in key states. kristin fisher is following it here in washington. >> so there were zero campaign events on christmas eve, christmas day or today. but things will start picking up tomorrow. and then really ramp up on monday. these candidates now have just 37 days until the iowa caucus. so with just over a month to go, here's how the republican field stacks up. at 37%, trump's heading into the new year more dominant than ever. his closest competitor, ted cruz, 19 points behind him, marco rubio at 11 and ben carson slipped down to 9. chris christie and jeb bush are tied up at 4. r

despite calm for calm with the riots in april, -- leland vittert is walking alongside many of the protestersght now. leland? >> greta, we are with a Ñ to 25 people0 wandering aimlessly than protesting anything. there has been much more of a whimper than a bang as a reaction if you will to this mistrial ction announcement. we will get adam to walk up here a little bit. the police are in force. they still are. there is police on stand by. they have been lolita to come out in fear of creating some type of confrontation. what's interesting is if we walk with this crowd up here and we will speed up a little bit, they are coming up to one of the freeways. that maybe a major tam particular of some of these groups trying to shut down the freeways here. not only in baltimore but in other cities. so the question is whether the police are going to allow this group to do that earlier this group was part of about 100 or so people who came and started harassing the media. now they are wandering away from downtown if you will. what we haven't seen right now though is the picket lines of police that were st

i'm leland vittert in baltimore. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity."e with more reaction to the mistrial in the case against one of the baltimore cops being tried in the death of freddie gray, we have trial attorney political commentator eric guster, former nypd detective bo dietl. i don't think people understand what a mistrial is. it's likely that this will be retried. i think they should have had a change of venue, number one. number two, i don't see the evidence basedton charges, manslaughter, reckless endangerment. there's no evidence to prove that cop did that. >> there was evidence but not to the level of beyond a reasonable doubt. there was plenty of evidence. one of the problems the prosecution had was they were severed, meaning that the different police officers had their own separate trials. if they were all pulled in together, they would have gotten convictions. >> doesn't the prosecutor want that originally? >> it was debating if they wanted to have it separate or not, but the judge had issued to have them separate. >> these charges and al

i'm leland vittert. thank you for spending your sunday with us. >> at least 11 people are reported dead, 15 injured after tornadoes ripped through the dallas area this christmas weekend. as many as 11 different tornadoes touched down leaving a violent path of destruction. cars tossed off highways, homes flattened, 50,000 people now without power. in the garland suburb, more than 600 structures are damaged. most of them houses. some of them reduce ed to rubble. several of the twisters touched down after dark and that just added to the chaos. >> you could see the transformers blowing up and few things popping. you can only see when the lightning went off, when the power went out, it was pitch black. >> sounded like a freight train coming through. it was just, i mean, it was astonishing the way it came through. just shocking, just heard everything just shaking, rattling and rolling. >> the tornado kacapped off a christmas week that saw devastating storms across the southeast. janice dean is tracking it all.

i'm leland vittert. when news breaks, we will break.ck to the o'reilly factor. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to this special edition of the factor. miller meets gutfeld and mcguirk. continuing now with one of the most fascinating stories we have heard in a while. the night dennis miller had dinner with frank sinatra ♪ pardon me ♪ but i got to run ♪ the facts uncommonly clear. >> all right, now, very few people know this but miller hung out with sinatra he met him once. whenever i see frank, one thing pops in my head. i can't believe closed ava gardner. i was in las vegas once i was at the mgm and frank was at the desert inn. he says why don't you come counsel down and see the show tonight i said great leave one for me, my wife and my beloved mother with me who has past since. he said okay i will do three. i do my show i go back to gather everybody. my wife is pregnant with our second child and she is not feeling well. she says why not take our thane, she likes sinatra. take her. we go down and see the show and afterwards he says come it to dinne

i'm leland vittert. thank you for spending your sunday with us. >>> and a fox news alert. suspicious device discovered in the bathroom of an air france flight is now a hoax. that's according to the airline's ceo. but there is still a lot of questions about what appeared to be a fake bomb made from cardboard, paper and a timer evidently found in a bathroom that caused a packed paris bound flight to make an emergency landing in kenya. paul is following the story from johannesburg. hi, paul. >> we understand that air france officials are asking the french national prosecutor to investigate today's bomb scare. so many questions. among the questions, which need answering, is what is just a stupid prank or was security procedures being tested by terrorists. air france flight 463, a boeing 777, was several hours into a flight overnight from mauritius to paris, france, when a passenger reported seeing a suspicious package in one of the airplane's bathrooms. the pilots requested an immediate landing at mombasa, in kenya, on africa's east coast. 459 passengers and 14 crew used the p

i'm leland vittert in baltimore. a hung jury tonight in the freddie gray trial.red a mistrial after jurors failed to reach a decision on officer william porter. he faced up to 25 years in jail if they convicted him on all four counts. gray died from a massive spinal cord injury suffered in police custody. the jury deliberated for 16 hours before telling the judge they couldn't reach a unanimous verdict on anything. within minutes demonstrations broke out. police arrested two. police allowed

. >> i'm leland vittert. tanks f thanks for spending your sunday with us. the massacre prompted a new wave about homeland security, president obama will address the nation in primetime tonight. not quite unprecedented, but the last time the president gave a sunday night address from the white house was to announce the osama bin laden raid. the white house says he will speak from the oval office on plans to keep americans safe from terrorism. kevin corke joins us live from the white house north lawn thousand with what the president might say. kevin? >> leland, you're right. the last time, by the way, from the oval office was actually over five years ago. so this is, as you point out, a rare occasion for the commander in chief. now, he's expected to reassure the american people that our safety and security remain his top priority. and during a speech, we expect him to make the pivot to the broader war on terrorism. but there are lawmakers on capitol hill, leland, and you have heard this on a number of occasions that are saying the president needs to be at lea

♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm leland vi vittertns of allegations by women who say bill cosby drugged and sexually assaulted them he faces charges. he claims he had consensual sexual contact from the victim and the victim says she was in and out of consciousness due to pills and wine cosby gave her. and charges of conspiring with farook and his wife, enrique is suspected of conspiring in two previous terror plots that were never carried out. i'm in new york. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." now florida senator marco rubio is seen as one of the rising candidates in the crowded 2016 republican field. the senator has made a name for himself after several strong debate performances. here's our best interview moments with marco rubio. take a look. hillary clinton was viewed by 61% of voters as being dishonest and untrustworthy when the poll was asking what were the first words that come to mind when thinking of hillary clinton, liar, dishonest and untrustworthy. between that and the e-mail ser