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the home states follow the rule of marriage celebration. >> reporter: chief justice roberts was not alone in expressing concern about forcing all states marriage defined by one that does endorse same-sex unions. >> in other words, it would kind of -- one state would basically set the policy for the entire nation. >> reporter: there is a question about whether ministers would be required to perform the same-sex marriages and as for justice kennedy, he seemed truly undecided. in addition to his earlier comments he talked about the dignity of same-sex couples and the children that they have brought into their families. we'll have a decision by lane june. bret? >> shannon, thank you. the state emergency management and operation center the governor is taking q & a from the reporters. >> helping neighbors and sweeping up the broken glass,
hours after that. the big question is going to be number one, will the troubles return and looting and lawlessness return and, second of all, will the riot police backed by the governor's orders make good on that promise? that lawlessness will not be allowed to exist on the streets here in baltimore. bret? >> leland thank you. we'll head back for any breaking details or news. there are concerns there tonight that not all of those causing trouble in baltimore are actually from there, of course. fox news has learned that between 20 and 50 social media accounts in use monday in baltimore are also tied to the peak period of violence in ferguson missouri during racial problems there. a leading data mining firm says this suggests that there are professional rioters, an nar kifts taking advantage of the situation.
tonight's supreme court justices are deciding what to do about same-sex marriage. they heard arguments today and we have rarely released same-day audio from them this evening. correspondent shannon bream has our story. >> reporter: as the justices jugged two key questions today, first, whether there's a constitutional right to same-sex marriage. while the same-sex couples who brought the case say they want the right opposite couples have long enjoyed, chief justice john roberts framed it differently. >> you are not seeking to join the institution. you are seeking to change what the institution is. >> reporter: a swing vote justice kennedy spoke about giving it away to nine elected judges. >> this definition has been with us for a millenia and it's very difficult for the court to say oh yeah we know better.
>> when individuals get crowbars and start prying open doors, they loot they are not protesting. they are not making a statement. they are stealing. >> reporter: the president rattled off six other areas of problems like absentee fathers, while going light on another key ingredient a sense of urgency of getting behind larry hogan and other officials. >> i want to hear what other officials are doing to assist governor hogan. >> reporter: when the violence in baltimore started exploding on monday afternoon, the president was taking japanese prime minister shinzo abe on a visit to the lincoln memorial. then the president held a meeting with loretta lynch but only invited in photographers, not reporters. the violence got worse monday evening.
amendments could shift the delegate bipartisan balance. >> i would hope that we have a way of going forward on this. this legislation is critically important to our country and to the world. and we need to do everything we can to preserve it and come out 19-0. >> on sunday u.s. navy central command issued a notice to mariners warning vessels in the gulf to be on the lookout for the iranian patrol boats and then a new incident today. bret? >> mike, thank you. are we headed to are a second straight night of violence and chaos in baltimore? it feels different from everything that we hear and see. but will it be? we'll talk about it all with the panel when we come back.
>> reporter: but others including steven briar, believe preventing the violation of the 14th amendment due process. >> don't let them participate in this space of institution, that that violates the 14th amendment. >> reporter: the justices also weighed in another question must states that do not prevent same-sex marriage give full recognition to those marriages if performed in other states where it is legal? 36 states in the district of columbia now permit same-sex marriage with alabama in legal limbo. but the decision was made by judges and in only 11 of them did a popular vote or legislative measure pass approving same-sex marriage. justice sonia sotomayor say states almost always recognize marriages performed elsewhere. >> people who are not permitted to be married in a lot of states go and do that and they come back to their home states and
sports a new rainbow aimed at the support for same-sex marriage saying that she's praying for peace and answers in baltimore. it looks that clinton might have an announced challenger bret, as we're expecting an announcement from independent senator bernie sanders who caucuses with the democrats. it's expected that he will run. >> okay james. thank you. on the republican side, the field is spread out tonight both physically and financially. here's carl cameron. >> reporter: by extension nationwide jeb bush cast pro growth economic policy as the growing income gap. >> if you're born poor you're more likely to stay poor than any other time in history and if you're wealthy, you're more likely to stay wealthy as well and if you're in the middle you're going to be squeezed. >> reporter: he cast it as historically weak. >> this is the sixth year achbof an
more of what baltimore is about. we saw people coming together to reclaim our city to clean our city and to help heal our city. i think this can be our defining moment. >> reporter: and tonight, city officials defended their response saying the instigators were 15 and 16-year-old kids and the use of force was not appropriate but the fallout continues here. tomorrow the oriels will play the white sox at the camden yards but it's closed to the public. it's the first time in the history of major league baseball that a game will be played without fans. bret? >> so far, what is the feeling there? >> reporter: it's very quiet. i'm a couple miles away from where the protests were but right now things are calm.
chief washington correspondent james rosen looks at the numbers tonight. >> reporter: it is a who's who of corporate america, a list provided by clinton foundation records and federal disclosure forms of nearly 200 companies, individuals and foreign governments that donated millions to the clinton foundation while lobbying hillary clinton's state department. fox reporter jonathan allen, co-author of mrs. clinton last year now writes the list gives a sense of how common it was for influence-seekers to give to the clinton foundation." adding "the clintons have shown they can't police themselves." aides to the presidential front-runner did not respond to a request for comment and at worst, it was incoherent. >> in january 2009 secretary -- then nominee hillary rodham clinton set forth a number of undertakings that addressed her financial interests, the speaking writing and consulting
tonight. >> reporter: bret a calmer day and officials hope a calmer night thanks in part to the extra boots on the ground and the 10:00 curfew set to begin this evening. there are far too many scenes like this with buildings burned to the ground and a night of senseless violence. and just a couple of miles from our location a very large demonstration taking place tonight. a very different scene than last night with these huge crowds holding signs but marching peacefully hoping just like the mayor is to set a new tone and direction for the city. >> reporter: local residents pitch in cleaning up the mess left by rioters and opportunists who torched at least 144 vehicles and 15 buildings, looted stores and attacked police. firefighters and journalists with bricks, rocks cinder blocks and bottles. this is some of what we encountered in west baltimore monday night. and least 20 officers were