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Broader context. ed henry live at the white house. thank you. here s the big question today. what happens now? after the riots and the cleanup. clarence m. mitchell iv known to baltimore members has a public service in baltimore. he joins me now. thanks for being on the real story. how are you? i m fantastic. i wish i was a little bether with regards to what s going on. what did the president say? no it wasn t. i didn t want to hear six points gretchen about some futuristic discussion that we can have after the calm is put-back in my city. i wanted to hear what the federal government is doing to assist governor hogan. i wanted to hear the resources that are coming into maryland to bring a quell. since saturday gretchen after a calm and peaceful rally, he generated into a r saturday night in front of camden yards, so much so that the baltimore orioles and red ....
You can find me at foxnews.com. huge crowds are gathering, happening in that town right now in the city of baltimore. we re going to tell you about the good work though. we re going to end with good news today. hundreds of people are doing right there on the ground and we re going to tell you how you can help. you re driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn t there and the next second. boom! you ve had your ....
Say that there were warnings that they provided their higher ups that they needed more help after the violence saturday night. why wasn t more help here before yesterday s riots? you know i think that there s this is clearly what people want to talk about. i think it s important to add a degree of context. when we deployed our officers yesterday, we were deploying for a high school event. i don t think that there s anyone in the country that would expect us to deploy automatic weapons and armored vehicles to an event with 13 14 15-year-olds. that s not what people expect from their police department. what we saw that turn into yesterday was an incident that escalated in violence and the age group of the people involved increased as well. so as of today with our 235 arrests, we know that 34 of them are juveniles and 201 were adults. so clearly the dynamic of that situation changed. you saw us adapt our techniques ....
peter dousy live in baltimore with the very latest at that location. peter. gretchen driving here to east baltimore from west baltimore where that cvs is you see a lot of businesses that are barricaded today. some of them are that way because they were destroyed during the looting and the riots that way but some of them are that way because they are scared and they have reasons to be scared because today the looting continued. as i said we were driving along one of the main roads in downtown baltimore this morning when we saw a group of very young men who may have been in school if class wasn t canceled today breaking into a shoe store. today the police responded very quickly. they went right in after them into that store with their guns drawn and what happened next indicates that the ugly scene from last night may not be over because people were screaming at the police jeering them heckling them creating a very overwhelming and very uneasy ....
Them. richie is taking them back to court. she wants them fined $100 a day until they pay up. boy. those are your headline. the parents are not going to give her any money until she starts talking to them. of course. it seems fair. we come from the parental perspective. this coming up, top democrat says the c.i.a. should issue an apology to our enemies for its enhanced interrogation techniques. the first navy seal ever elected to the u.s. house of representatives is up next to react. excellent. then this class wasn t offered when we were in college. professors paid to teach students about white privilege. ....