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Guardsmen, 1,000 police trying to keep the lid on this city a city that is holding its breath right now. the people who live and work in baltimore, the people who are raising their families here none of them wants to see a repeat of last nights violence a repeat of this weekends destruction. so anderson cooper is here with me. hes going to join us. cnns krischris cuomo is out among the crowds and well check in with him in a little bit. but anderson 10:00 hour, the question you have been asking i...

Countdown is on to the quote, zero hour. the item isis is threatening to launch attacks in rome. supporters say the group has its pillars in place. lets get to it. 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 theres prayer in the streets and theres music in the air. schools about to let out for the first time since the riot. well watch that. and as for baseball somethi...

Baltimore, rick leventhals at camden yards, the white sox and orioles in an empty park. theres more to the story thats good. first, lets get to leland youre been through a lot, my man, whats it like today? looks nice. >> it does indeed shep yesterday, the overwhelming force, im standing with hundreds of police in riot gear today. its overwhelming friendliness. look at the police. none wearing riot gear. high fives, fist bumps, kids were getting out of school. its been out for 30 minutes so far...

Just hold your ground. i dont know what that is. it is obvious the police have lost their patience and they have started with the flashbangs. dont run, dont run. we dont run. take it easy. just stay with me. stay with me. when the police line advances we will move back this way. >> it looks like malik -- >> it is pretty intense. it is pretty intense. the wind is coming down in our direction. [inaudible]. optimistic. im sure tonight wont be a repeat of last night.

The menu blended american and japanese specialties. several dishes included items grown in the white house garden. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, april 29th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> good morning, everyone. we begin this half hour with the unrest in baltimore coming down overnight as a mandatory curfew took effect. >> streets empty this morning, the exception being the large number of police officers and natio...

Up experiencing these things firsthand. so at the end of the darksy, theyre going to react in a way that, you know, nobody else really probably going to understand. except for those who are from here and those who really experience police brutality. >> what do you think is going to happen today? theres now a curfew at 10:00 p.m. theres such an obvious determination here to not have a repeat of last night. theres been so many community leaders out here. 10:00 p.m., a curefew happens. the question...

Tonight trying to keep peace and that is so important as every moment goes by. and i think it will play itself out later on too when you have citizens who live in this community, who live in these neighborhoods, who certainly want to protest and talk about their concerns, which are valid ones to them. the good part of this is, however, of course, is the fact they want to do something to make a difference and she dont want to see the neighborhoods destroyed any more such as we saw last night and ...

As well as pepper balls to clear people out. that got just about everybody out of here. there was ten people arrested who just wandered over despite warnings that if they came here to the corner of pennsylvania and north avenue they would be arrested. we know about 15 minutes away from here there was at least one police officer who was injured when a crowd started throwing rocks at the officers. for the most part night one of the curfew worked. it kept the peace. no repeat of the widespread prop...

Throughout the city of baltimore last night. there were 250 arrests, 90% of which were of adults. there were pockets where we saw them setting residential homes ablaze and the cops stood by. it wasnt all 15-year-olds. >> we had a particularly vivid episode where on the street corner where the police were up close and face to face with the protestors. and at the urging of city council members they backed away. they came back later. you kept hearing about how they were -- they were present -- you ...

Inside. our own rick reddenthaw is live there. whats happening? >> reporter: were just outside the fence, gretchen. there will probably be 20,000 30,000 fans inside the stadium. excuse us guys. we want to give you a live look at camden yards. you will see theres absolutely no one inside the stadium. just the players and security and some press. absolutely no fans. major league baseball made the decision yesterday afternoon after talking to the authorities and local officials tos to play the game...