. >>> now, live from fox news channel, shepard smith reporting. >>> and good afternoon, from our studios in oxford, mississippi, and first from fox this afternoon. some very scary moments in the sky as passenger blacks out at 35,000 feet. it sparked fears that the cabin lost pressure. as the pilots dropped the jet down to a level where people could breathe. it happened on a united airlines flight operated bay commuter jet company called skywest. it was one of those small regional jets like this one. the flight was headed from chicago to hartford connecticut. the airline reports the passenger lost consciousnd and crew members what might be a loss of pressure. they made a safe emergency landing in buffalo. not before terrifying moments for people on board. the pilot quickly took the plane down to a safe level. according to the flight tracking site flight aware, that jet dropped close to 7,000 feet in about a minute. that's three times the normal dissent rate. now word from the airline is there may have been have been a pressure problem at all. what about the reports about the problem with

let's get to it. >> now, shepard smith reporting

. >> time to check in with shepard smith live from the remote fox news desk in mississippi. >> we are closely monitoring the movements of russia today. more russian troops are amassing along the border with ukraine right now, according to united states officials. this comes as russia tries to turn the tables accusing the united states of sending troops to the war zone in ukraine. we'll get reaction from pentagon officials and what they say is the russian president vladimir putin's true motive here. we'll talk with a former deputy director of the joint chiefs of staff about what putin's troops are up to and what could be next in a very tense standoff that seems to be escalating along the border with russia and ukraine. that's top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." >> thank you. >>> retired general david petraeus appearing in federal court today accused of mishandling and leaking classified information to his mistress. he is pleading guilty in exchange for a lighter sentence. will he be spared prison time? ... ... ... ♪ ♪ when you're living with diabetes steady is exciting. only

in new york shepard smith fox news. >> and now moving on, a third suspect was aware of the bomb plot failed to inform authorities. he got out of prison in 2006. there were reports that he was entering the witness protection program but neither his attorneys have confirmed that. fox news has been unable to locate him as well. >>> tomorrow marks two years since another terror attack, the boston marathon bombing. the finishing touches are in place and an estimated 30,000 runners will hit the streets for the marathon tomorrow. and on tuesday, convicted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will return to court for the next phase of his trial. prosecutors will argue that he should be sentenced to death for his role in the deadly attack. and the outnumbered senior producer was there the day of the bombing and escaped unharmed but he's rerunning that race this year. we wish him and others as they get through this another year without their loved ones and run another race. wore with you in spirit. >>> hundreds of migrants feared dead after a crowded smuggling boat capsized on italy's sea.

. >>> time to check in with shepard smith. >> the fed long ago closed the case of the deadly anthrax letters. they caused a panic in the weeks after 9/11's attacks. but in the next hour we'll speak with a man who says the fbi's hiding piles of evidence. evidence that he says could suggest that it named the wrong guy. the man making those claims is none other than the former fbi agent in charge of the anthrax investigation investigation. the government blamed and army scientist for those letters, remember? and closed the case after the suspect killed himself. but the former agent says there is a lot more to this story and that the fbi is hiding the truth. you'll hear from him, and the rest of the day's news top of the hour. >> very interesting. i remember covering that story. all right thank you. >>> it may be time to start tebowing again? well because the quarterback with the famous ends zone pose getting back into the game. we will tell you where tim tebow is landing. >>> plus, -- ♪ >> -- country music superstar brad paisley performing last night at the acm awards. his wife actress

"shepard smith reporting" continues right after this. >>> breaking news.an hackers gained access to one of the benning's computer network -- the pentagon's computer networks, a stunning announcement by ash cart ir. >> this year the sensors that guard d.o.d.'s networks discovered an russians had hacked the network. >> pentagon officials quickly identified the security breach. the unclassified network only in a way he says they kicked the hackers off the network in a way that quote minimized their chances of returning. the feds already admitted hackers gained access to unclassified networks at the white house and state department. one pentagon official tells fox news this was an attack in a separate hack. the pentagon for the first time has publicly announced plans to use cyberwarfare as an option against america's enemies. according to this announces strategy the defense department should be able to use cyberoperations for military related critical infrastructure and weapons capabilities, and then there's russia's defense ministry which claims u.s. troops a

chris wallace will be with us coming up on shepard smith reporting.yn, let me hear you scream. >> shep thanks so much. >>> three ordinary guys leaving their ordinary lives behind for wild treks through snake-infested jungles, hot deserts and icy canyons. all with only small food drops to sustain them. we'll meet the stars of this new reality show "one 00 miles to nowhere," next. ♪ at mfs, we believe in the power of active management. every day, our teams collaborate around the world to actively uncover, discuss and debate investment opportunities. which leads to better decisions for our clients. it's a uniquely collaborative approach you won't find anywhere else. put our global active management expertise to work for you. mfs. there is no expertise without collaboration. >>> well an amazing tale of survival at sea. man rescued after drifting in the ocean not one or two days no, 66 days. surviving on raw fish and rainwater. his boat capsized after setting sail from south carolina in january. he was finally spotted by a container ship nearly 200 pile mo

let's check in with shepard smith, who is always on time for this tease. >> when i bother to show upt. >> what do you have? >> another jaw-dropping report on that volunteer deputy in oklahoma who says he reached for his taser but wound up shooting a man dead with his gun. turns out, his certification to carry that gun was fake. that's according to the tulsa world newspaper. it's reporting this millionaire donor didn't get all the required training, but somebody forced supervisors to give him certificates any way. wait till you hear what happened when one guy refused to lie for the man, the man who shot a guy dead with his, oops, gun. we'll have all the new revelations and the response from the sheriff's department coming up the top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." >> last week we told but a survivor of the ft. hood massacre being awarded the purple heart. sean manning received the honor, but manning was denied health benefits. now thanks to fox's reporting, that is going to change. the army saying manning and other purple heart recipients will receive full benefits. the ramp

i'm shepard smith on the fox news deck. we'll get to the team at "the five" in a moment. part of the reason we're watching this particular demonstration so closely is there have been crowds throughout the day that began building in the 2:00 hour eastern time. so about three hours ago in baltimore. and mostly they remained inside these sort of police cordones. one man went to attack a car and his friends pulled him back. listen here. >> they went down cleveland up to fulton and reconnected with pennsylvania and came down from the north without incident. >> largely what we're talking about is a peaceful crowd. we saw one guy that looked like he was about to attack a crowd and a friend pulled him back. there have been so many calls for calm across this city and police would be able to keep these protests inside police lines with hopes that they wouldn't -- there wouldn't be any one rebel rouser or an outsider or some rowdy kid who would spoil the peace on this. they have been very serious about wanting to protest peacefully. after all we saw on saturday night and yesterday,

. >> now, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >>> first this monday afternoon, al qaeda's most dangerous branch is on the rise as fox reports this hour. analysts say lawmakers -- analysts and lawmakers say that the terrorists are taking advantage of one of the biggest messes in the entire middle east -- yemen. they say the group is using chaos there not just to rebuild but to expand. here is one of al qaeda's and yemen's regional commanders making himself at home if you will, in a presidential palace there. analysts say he tweeted this picture. they say he's one of hundreds of prisoners who went free in a jailbreak just last week. and here he is in this next picture sort of chilling on the phone with a weapon in one hand phone in the other. and again, he tweeted both of these pictures. analysts say that shows how freely the terrorists are operating in yemen where the suds supporting a saudi--- united states is supporting a suedy-backed war led by rebels in iran. our chief intelligence correspondent is live on fox top story from washington this afternoon. and the analysts a

i'm shepard smith in new york. megyn kelly begins right now. >>> and breaking tonight. a state of emergency in a city brought to its knees. as a violent group of so-called protesters who seem to have nothing but destruction on their minds target businesses police and the press in the city of baltimore, maryland. less than 50 miles from our nation's capital. welcome to a busy night on "the kelly file," everyone i'm megyn kelly. we'll continue to monitor authorities for the news there at a press conference that is wrapping up now. we are just an hour away from a 10:00 p.m. curfew that lasts until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow -- no, that's not right. the curfew begins tomorrow night, but a curfew is already in place for juveniles. if you're 14 or under, you have to go in at 9:00. if you're between 15 and 17 you have to go in by 10:00. but the mayor said tonight the curfew for the adults doesn't kick in until tomorrow night. locals say the agitators who have been attacking police are pipes and concrete nearly all afternoon have nothing to do with their neighborhood. nor they say does

. >> time to check in with shepard smith. >> walter scott might still be alive had police only listenedo a man who says he had his -- he says it should have been a warning of what was to come. we'll have his story. >>> we're also waiting for investigators to release dash cam video showing possibly what happened before the deadly shooting. of course there's the possibility it could help explain how a traffic stop for a broken taillight turned into cold blooded murder. >>> she may not have made her announcement yet, but after signing the lease of her new office space, hillary clinton heading up to the hawkeye state. is she inching closer to a presidential run? >>> plus she may not know it, but one of my friends at fox has a serious passion for music, she says as a chimed, playing piano was her life. can you zbes who she is? ... ... >>> if you're on your mobile device today we're going to check out what america's clicking on. an adopted tortoise and a dog taking a run around their owner's garden. >>> a solar company employee finding himself in the spotlight after a slight miscommunication

the flip side of that is after freddie gray was laid to rest yesterday on shepard smith's show yesterdayat you saw were throngs and throngs of school age children coming out and attacking the police with those rocks. one police officer seriously injured. the fear could be if these children are not in school things could escalate earlier in the day. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> six minutes till the top of the hour. a city looking more like a war zone. is the mayor to blame for all the violence that's gotten out of hand in baltimore? >>> don't let the dress fool you. she's no lady instead a smooth criminal. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance.♪ it's not home. but with every well considered detail .

. >>> time to check in with shepard smith live from the remote fox desk studio. >> hello.ssissippi, where we'll hear from the mother of a fallen hero. the first navy seal who died in the war in iraq. >> on top of that heartbreak his mom was devastated by a comment last week from the joint chief of staff chairman. his comment during a briefing about the fighting with isis dishonored her son's sacrifice during the war. what she said about it what she did and how general martin dempsey responded. the grieving mother said it ended up better than she could have hoped. >>> thank you, shep. >>> severe weather on the move in parts of the southwest. look how big that storm will be. who will be most at risk? >>> world champion boxer in one corner. former presidential contender in the other. evander holyfield set to meet mitt romney in the ring. guess who is here to talk about the fight night with me? the champ himself. evander, great to see you again. looking forward to it. we'll be right back with the champ. when it comes to good nutrition...i'm no expert. that would be my daughter

. >>> let's check in with shepard smith live from the fox news desk. >> we are getting word an air striketook out the main guy over isis. he was hurt so badly, he is no longer in control. the pentagon won't confirm that and it's not the first time we've seen reports like this. we'll talk with the author of a ground breaking article, what isis really wants and what's next for the group. >> tv's dr. oz under fire from fellow doctors calling him a quack and fraud. now we are seeing leaked e-mails from dr. oz discussing ways to use his show to promote his health products. we'll have the e-mails plus the response from dr. oz at the top of the hour. >> look forward to that shepard. thank you. >>> a fight over the american flag. this is a crazy scene. air force veterans trying to save it. she wound up under arrest. how does that happen? >>> one of the world's best-known legends, personal favorite, the loch ness monster. test. test. test. . test. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to

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we're monitoring all angles of the baltimore rioting and the response and shepard smith is on the news deck. >> i can show you on the wall here this is the center of it all where some of the protesting had been happening earlier. a lot of looting. a liquor store and then a number of businesses up and down the street. if the camera were to pull out and show you where authorities are massing, many different locations sort of around this area. it would appear from the chopper coverage that they are working to establish a perimeter, in other words, keep the lawlessness contained to a certain area i can tell that you sense this began about 3:15 or so this afternoon, a baltimore and washington time began with a few people throwing rocks and bricks and a number of cops coming at them in riot gear but the cops being pushed back as they were vastly outnumbered by the demonstrators and then the cops were forced at some point or made the decision at some point to retreat and after they did so they had been massing in different areas, as you can see right here of waiting presumably at some point f

i'm shepard smith. the world with neil cavuto after a quick commercial break. ok, but it was 6 pills a day. but aleve is just 2 pills all day. and now, i'm back! aleve. >>> forget about with whether these u.s. warship gicize stopped an iranian convoy in its tracks. i want to meet the u.s. senator who says we better stop this iranian nuclear deal in its tracks. kelly aayotte is here. what are those iranian ships bringing to yemen? if it is weapons for fighters do we board them? so far the administration is not saying. the senator sure is. she's here in a moment. first to jennifer griffin on tensions that a

. >>> time to check in with shepard smith live from the fox news desk. >> this weekend marks 20 yearsng. still the worst home grown terror attack our nation has ever seen. we'll look at the aftermath and what's happened since. we'll talk to the mother of this little girl captured in one of the most iconic ages of that dark day. tomorrow would have been bailey's 21st birthday. her mom will tell us how she honors her daughter's memory making sure other children stay safe. >> another guest will be a reunion for our team. a one-time fox report producer and brains behind the g-block back in the day. owen mugen premiering a documentary on "saturday night live" opening the tribeca film festival and will give us all the backstage drama. >> blast from the past. we look forward to that. thank you. >>> she may look good on camera, but this was ugly. >> i'm in the news, sweetheart. >> espn reporter brit mchenry getting foul mouthed with a towing employee. >>> obamacare could cause the price of liquors and wine to go up. you are saying how the heck could that affect that glass of wine? we are goin

. >>> let's check in with shepard smith. >> as rescue teams rush to help earthquake survivors in nepal, some of the victims still trapped on mt. everest are going to have to go it alone. avalanches cut off critical access points nobody in nobody getting out. we'll speak with a climber who knows everest very well and has close friends who are trapped up on that mountain right now. he's been in touch with people on scene and says food is quickly running out there. he also owns a factory in nepal and is saent rycenturies-old building that got wiped out in this quake. two people once saved his own wife's life on everest are now possibly in that life or death struggle on their own. that's all at the top of the hour. >>> the families of the colorado movie theater shooting victims crowding the courtroom as the trial of that shooter finally gets under way. why those loved ones may play a major role in the ultimate outcome of the case. >>> plus truckers who haul goods at some of the country's biggest ports walking off the job. so will all that stuff you ordered online make it to you when you ne

. >> i left her first campaign event remainly to do a shot for shepard smith and sometimes you try to juggle multiple assignments and i missed the end of the first event and i am asked an hour later and jennifer say she just answered a bunch of questions and i am looking at producer, did we miss something and i ask my colleagues and they said she didn't have not have press availability at the end of the staged event she walked to the media and said, media not exactly like that, but it sounded like that, and said, people started shouting questions. >> we will take a look. >> she gave her talking points. >> hi everyone. how are you? >> fabulous. we are having the best time. >> hillary clinton when she is in a small environment a few people, some she charming, she is warm, she has a lost personality and a lot of pizzazz but she can come across as a regular person if that environment. why not project that to others? frankly she should be making friends with the media. they are not going to engage her. >> but that is not a news conference when people are shouting questions and my colleague

i'm shepard smith on the fox news deck. we'll get to the team at "the five" in a moment.of the reason we're watching this particular demonstration so closely is there have been crowds throughout the day that began building in the 2:00 hour eastern time. so about three hours ago in baltimore. and mostly they remained inside these sort of police cordones. one man went to attack a car and his friends pulled him back. listen here. >> they went down

. >>> i'm greg jarrett in for shepard smith. we begin with breaking news. yet another black eye for the secret service. word of another agent in trouble. details coming in right about now, and here's what we have learned so far. police in d.c. say they have busted an off-dutyq service officer for breaking and entering. the suspect faces a misdemeanors charge of destruction of property. the agent assigned to the secret service foreign mission branch. this is only the latest big embarrassment for the secret service. the agent reported putting a high-ranking supervisor on leave this week, allegedly accused of sexually assaulting a female colleague. there was that secret service hooker scandal in 2012. who can forget that. agents were disciplined for hiring prostitutes. just ahead of a presidential visit to colombia. more recently, allegations that agents weren't just criminal but just plain incompetent. last year an intruder was able to make it over the white house fence across the lawn, into the executive mansion. the only thing that stopped him was an off-du

i'm shepard smith in new york. final bell is ringing oint wall street. it's up about 68 on the dow. your world with new cavuto is coming up. this is america's choice for news and information on cable. this is fox. all the best in the markets. >>> all the shouts all of the shouts maybe this was the money shot or should we say the mommy shot. everyone is talking about it. a mother who took matters into her own hands by grabbing her protesting kid with her own hands and maybe because she heard what this woman was saying about doing just that. dr. king on this show calling on all parents to get their kids off the streets. we saw not one, but two instances of women dragging rioters away. they heeded her warning. now the niece of martin luther king jr. says it is time for more parents to do the same tonight. she is back in just a

. >> breaking news motor "shepard smith reporting," live from the fox news deck. >> a very serious developust taken place in the last few minute in the middle east. a navy battle group is now on a mission to stop ships from iran before they can deliver weapons to rebel fighters. make no mistake. this is a major escalation in the fighting in yemen, and the proxy war we're in right now between iran and the united states. the pentagon just announced minutes ago it sent an aircraft carrier loaded with jets along with a navy cruiser to the waters off yemen. that is where the houthi rebels have nation's pro-american government on the run. the fighting has been playing out for weeks there. iran backs these rebels who took over yemen's capital forcing the president of the country to escape and militants are still on the move. thinking is iran is trying to get weapons and supplies to the houthi rebels, and the united states there is to stop it. saudi arabia and several allies have tried to beat back the rebels with airstrikes. the saudi's big concern is serious. its arch enemy, iran, could take con

if you guys would stan by i want to go right now to shepard smith who is tracking developments out ofe governor's office. finally the governor is activating the national guard. i guess it wasn't watching all day. >> he did so at the request of the city of baltimore, gretda. we have not been given information to let us know when qá(ráy requested it. but we know that moments ago the governor issued a statement that at the request of baltimore city he signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency and activating the national guard to address the growing violence and unrest in baltimore city. the governor along with the lieutenant governor and national guard head will hold a news conference at 8:30. we will have live coverage of thatter hoo. he also issued a statement which reads in part my thoughts and prayers go out to the men and women in uniform who are actively working to stem the violence and several who have been injured in the line of duty. these malicious attacks only betray the cause of peaceful citizens seeking answers and justice following the death of freddie gray.

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. >>> now, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >>> and half way through the week now, fox urgent, we're waiting for a news conference on the pilot who landed his helicopter thing on the lawn at the u.s. capitol. the tampa bay times newspaper reports that he says he planned it and knew the officers would arrest him. one congressman says, had the copter made it much closer to the capitol, officials were preparing to shoot it down. we have a map showing where the thing landed. see there. and how far it was from the capitol building. the pilot himself 61 years old. he delivers choppers but his normal job, he delivers the mail. he told the tampa bay times newspaper a while back he planned to land his eye is yo copter on the lawn of the capitol because he wanted to deliver a campaign reform message to congress. the newspaper reports, he bought $250 worth of stamps and stuffed 535 two-page letters into 535 individual envelopes each addressed to each specific member of congress. in the letters he wrote and i quote, i'm demanding reform and declaring a voter rebellion in a man

>> so i had left her first campaign event early to do a live shot for shepard smith. and this happened times you're trying to juggle multiple assignments. so i missed what happened at the end of the first event. and so i'm asking jennifer palmieri a after hour hour later. and she bottom line says, she just did a press event she just answered a whole bunch of questions. and i said really, i'm looking at my producer thinking did we miss something here? and i go inside and ask some of my colleagues who were there at the end and said she didn't have a press availability. at the end of her staged event she walked toward the back of the room towards the media, and basically said media, i'm thinking about that saturday nightlife skit and said people started shouting questions -- >> let's take a look at it. >> and she just gave her talking points. >> can we roll that? >> hi, everybody! >> how are you? >> how are you? welcome! it is, it's fabulous. we're having the best time. >> you know hillary clinton when she is in a small environment, with a few people, she's charming, she

. >>> let's check in with shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> happy monday.der in florida says he was trying to pull off a prank just changing the background picture on his teacher's computer. prosecutors say what he did was cyber crime and they're charging a 14-year-old with a felony. school officials say this middle school student hacked into one computer that held the state's standardized tests. investigators admit now that the boy never looked at any of those files. he says he never intended to. but the sheriff says it's what the teen might have done that makes this more than a prank. so can a 14-year-old be charged with a felony for something he might have done? we'll break down the case with a lawyer coming up top of the hour. see you then. >> thank you. >>> couple of parents sparked a national debate after they were caught letting their 10 and of year-olds kids roam around the neighborhood with adult supervision. they were walking home from a park. now they're in trouble again. is it right or wrong? >>> plus, a zoo using drones to get up close and pers

. >>> now shepard smith reporting, live from the fox news deck. >>> and first from the fox news deck this wednesday afternoon, good news. very good news in fact. baltimore is calm there's prayer in the streets and there's music in the air. school's about to let out for the first time since the riot. we'll watch that. and as for baseball something kind of awesome is happening. we'll get to that. zero signs of a repeat of what happened this time on monday. far from it. we heard from police. cops are keeping an eye on a small protest when which they say is peaceful. also an eye on the dismissal of schools. they have resources ready just in case. last night, dramatically calmer than we saw on monday as thousands of national guard troops lined the streets. the cops made just three dozen arrests last night, way down from the 200 plus on monday but during the night, police did fire tear gas and pepper spray to scatter protesters that wouldn't leave, once the streets were clear, everything stayed largely calm up until day break. today maryland's governor says the curfew was a success. >> it

doug we're going to wrap up with you right now and go back to shepard smith. i think he has new news. >> we know now through doug's reporting and other reporting that authorities are being brought in from many different municipalities which is very helpful. what you have to do though is stage them properly so everybody is on the same page and they can communicate and then they will work to try to disperse these crowds. some police are on the move. first time we've seen police in mass moving from one location to another, whether they are setting up to try to take some of these streets back you would assume that's what they are doing. you have this word of governor hogan a short time ago. wmar in baltimore, the abc news station there has just tweeted that quote, governor hogan is not yet considering this is state of emergency and won't call out the national guard, at least for now. i don't know how these decisions are made but we've seen in some cases where the national guard has been caused of causing a level of force that is deemed unnecessary. that said we've

i'm shepard smith in new york. megyn kelly begins right now. >>> and breaking tonight.tate of emergency in a city brought to its knees. as a violent group of so-called protesters who seem to have nothing but destruction on their minds target businesses police and the press in the city of baltimore, maryland. less than 50 miles from our nation's capital. welcome to a busy night on "the kelly file," everyone i'm megyn kelly. we'll continue to monitor authorities for the news there at a press conference that is wrapping up now. we are just an hour away from a 10:00 p.m. curfew that lasts until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow -- no, that's not right. the curfew begins tomorrow night, but a curfew is already in place for juveniles. if you're 14 or under, you have to go in at 9:00. if you're between 15 and 17 you have to go

thanks to zack shepard, charlie smith, alan knuckman. rock and rolling day things to netflix. >>> who could surprise with a beat and who could fall hard? with answers we have the sri rahman, with unbelievable record. we always bring you back. netflix that was a surprise. >> that's a great surprise on the upside. as you said a lot has to do with international growth. that is hurting a lot of s&p 500 companies. because of international growth a large part of revenue coming from international companies. liz: where? europe? >> europe, china. for netflix would be europe predominantly. that means strong dollar hurt earnings in the u.s. liz: everybody ramped down, every ramped down expectations for this particular reporting quarter. >> right. liz: were they trying to underpromise and overdeliver by lowering the bar so much? >> they have done that quite a bit it past. where we're expecting earnings to shrink by 2.9% in the quarter that is the first time earnings shrink since first quarter of 2009. put that in perspective, been a long time seeing

just covering this last night, with megyn kelly in the 9:00 hour and shepard smith in the 11:00 hour.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 political activists who want to make the most out of others' bitterness. >> i was online and some people are comparing it to ferguson. this is not like ferguson. here the mayor is black, the chief of police is black, most of the cops i think the majority of the police officers are