ted williams is next. ♪♪ sorry. [laughter] adjusting my bra strap for ted so he things and fancy.i'm on camera again. what? i'm so out of control in san francisco, prosecutors are fleeing. largely the fault of the city's district attorney, to prosecutors yesterday announcing they are stepping down because he refuses to prosecute crime. he's also letting violent offenders on the street with no bail. no rehab, no mental health help. families feel so unsafe, if started hiring private security so how about the can a d.a. scrub an entire city? attorney to discuss, defense attorney and request fox news controller, one and only ted williams. welcome back, to. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: how bad is it in san francisco. >> it back, beyond that. it should never be bad in a major melick metropolitan city for citizens themselves feel so unsafe that they have to hire private security guards to patrol their communities. not only that, you've got this d.a. chaser protein where 50, in the last year he's lost over 50 prosecutors have either flits for fired. there's something very troubling g

homicide detective and fox news contributor ted williams joins us on the phone. has shifted, the water has shifted, how much more difficult is that going to make being able to examine this information and this evidence? >> well, it may be somewhat complex, charles, to examine the evidence. but one of the things that i'm concerned about is how much of the actual body, whoever this is and it is believed that there's a possibility that is the brian laundrie, how much of that body is intact. because the body has been out there now over a month. if its been there that long. we know that the water has just receded in that area. so one of the concerns are can that i make an immediate identification. i heard you ask the last guest that. we know that brian laundrie has certain tattoos about his body. they brought out today cadaver dogs. as a result of them bringing out cadaver dogs leads me to believe that the body itself may not have been completely intact and they were using the cadaver dogs to find body parts. so but this is something that a lot of people are going to

ted williams, always good to see you. arthel: the family of a missing new jersey woman, therm renewing calls to find the missing woman. she was last seen june 2 state walking away from her home in yucca. she was staying in an airbnb with family and her former boy friends. and 27-year-old raja mcqueen. security cameras show a bullet hole in the door of her car on june 26, the day she went missing. police in fewland -- in fruitland, oregon say they got information from a witness about a car that could be helpful with the timeline in the case. eric: we must pray and think all the missing. coming up next on fox news, one day after that deadly suicide bombing in afghanistan. u.s. officials are meeting in qatar. a live report on any progress straight ahead. hi susan! honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? now get powerful relief with robitussin elderberry. (judith) in this ma

ted williams joins us. we know she was strangled. what does that tell you? >> well, there's a lot that we know, neil and a lot we don't know. i think we need to step back for a second and try to go through the timeline here. we know that gabby petito and brian laundrie were last seen at a restaurant august 27 in wyoming. on september 1, brian laundrie returns home to florida from the wyoming area without gabby. gabby and brian lived in the home with laundrie's mother and father. we know september 6-8 in deso poe park there in florida, brian laundrie and his family without gabby went hiking in that -- and camping. we know september 11th gabby was reported missing by her family, the petito family. we know september 13th laundrie, brian, goes missing himself. last seen allegedly in the carlton reserve. they started and searched the reserve. we know september 19 gabby's body was found in the grand teton park there in wyoming. we know september 23, brian was charged with the use of her credit card. those are some of the facts that are faced. now that we have foun

i want to bring in now ted williams, former d.c. tive and fox news contributor often with me during these times and ted, you are with me by phone? >> yes, i am, harris. >> harris: ted, when i look at the response of law enforcement of atf and emergency vehicles now confirmation through our sources on the ground and the police department that fox has been talking with, that they are now taking victims -- multiple victims to local hospitals. i want you -- can you see the screen? are we watching this together? >> i am not actually seeing the screen right now. but i can tell you and i'm trying to get to so we can see the screen together, harris. >> harris: let me describe something to you. i need your expertise on this. it would seem that there is a closed in perimeter in the parking lot area. you've got what appears to be some people who are not dressed in swat and police gear. so you have what i would call civilians because i grew up military. you've got that perimeter and farther away from that toward the football field area you have

for ted williams, it slowed down and got bigger. did everything right? >> which you're in a groove, you want them to keep coming. you're feeling like you can do everything right. but there were some times when i was winning but i wasn't feeling so confident. so it comes and goes. >> so this last game, what was the moment when you knew you were in trouble? >> i had several of those moments, unfortunately. the second entire round was a freefall downwards where i saw it crumbling as i went. >> is it hard to dig yourself out when you see yourself going south? >> yeah. and, i mean, so much of the game is some luck. they place big daily doubles in different places. you have this buzzer thing that you don't really always have control over. when i see that happening, i always know it is possible. i'm surprised it took as long to come as it did. >> "jeopardy!" is as much a dexterity context as intelligence context. how quickly you can press the buzzer. . >> absolutely. but not too quickly you to wait until the question is completely read. it

jacqui: griff, joining us with more a former homicide detective ted williams. ted joining us by phone. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure under the circumstances. jacqui: i want to get your reaction to today's incident and your message to the families that have been impacted by this. >> you know, jacqui, first i'd like to offer my deepest condolences to the law enforcement officer that has lost his life. this, unfortunately, is happening all too often in this country right now, whether it is a lack of respect for law enforcement officers and that there are individuals out here who are willing to take law enforcement officers' lives or in this instance, as you know, these two officers, the three of them, were working at a bar off duty, but then they heard something going on outside. they went outside. they went toward the danger. and in this circumstance, they were ambushed. and now you have one deputy that was shot in the back fighting for his life, one deputy who was actually killed, and one who was shot in the foot. and they're certainly now looking for

this is in the time of ted williams.se on radio it is calvin in bed after the homerun in 1978. and the problem we have is yankee fans shopping for a fancy yankee paraphernalia. jonathan: goodness sake. is that an official new york yankees ralph lauren? tom: you can be sure the gentleman from brooklyn is a yankees fan as well. john, spirit of the moment and fun for everyone. jonathan: it is. there is a reason annmarie has not come back. she feels like she has been trolled by you. [laughter] tom: get a detroit tigers fan acting nice today. jonathan: president biden is blaming republicans. others are saying he is right. frame us what is going on in d.c. at the moment. lisa: this is a standoff between democrats and republicans and if you want to get into the nuance, either party could have kept you from getting here. democrats could have added the debt ceiling increase to the budget reconciliation process they are working through right now. republicans could be going along with the vote today. it would only take 10 republica

let's bring in ted williams, great to see you.ant to play this sound from cassie laundrie on "good morning america" and get your response on the other side. >> we just went for a couple of hours and we ate dinner and had s'mores around the camp fire and left. there was nothing peculiar about it. no feeling of grand goodbye. no nothing. i'm frustrated that in hindsight i didn't pick up on anything. it was just a regular visit. i don't know if my parents are involved. i think if they are, then they should come clean. >> trace: here is my question. we know she saw her brother on september 1st. the day he got home from his trip without gabby and then again on september 6th at this camp fire she talked about. we're supposed to believe that at no time did she say hey, how was the trip? how is gabby? where is gabby? i don't buy it, do you, ted? >> trace, i don't buy it, either. gabby lived in the home with her parents and brian for years and when she saw brian and his mother and father on september 1, the first question is where is gabby

we've continued to cover with ted williams earlier. there will be more developments as well as other things and i enjoyed having you with me today on "america's newsroom." >> trace: always enjoy being with you. i think the sister will be under more focus. great to be with you. >> dana: thank you so much, trace. we have harris faulkner. she is coming up next. >> harris: let's beginning with the breaking news that we'll monitor for you. the whistleblower from facebook who accused the social media giant of putting profits over public safety is testifying before a senate panel right now. here live on fox we showed you the chairman and ranking member senator blackburn and senator blumenthal and as the news is made we'll take you back. what she focused on, this comes one day after the site's obvious -- it went down for several hours. the whistleblower is claiming the platform amplifies hate and division and is toxic for teenage girls and their mental health. yesterday's break in-service was the longest global outage in history. we're monitor

ted williams on this, former d.c. homicide detective. this is a conundrum. how do you handle that?nt the vaccine thing to be forced on them. they quit or essentially shutout without pay if they don't. >> neil, this is a no-brainer. you're police officers, a public servant. your public servants that come in contact with citizens daily. get the damn vaccine. get the mandate. get it over with. you have a union president encouraging his officers not to comply with the mask mandate to get the vaccine. the last union president died allegedly of covid. just this morning, and my condolences go out, colon powell, a wonderful man has died of covid. this is a serious thing. these officers do not have the right to dictate to the city the manner in which they're going to work. they can bargain. the unions do it all the time. but get the vaccine. get the needle in your arm. you're protecting not only yourself but the citizens and you're protecting your families that you have to go home to every night. this is just so dumb and stupid. >> neil: let know know where you're coming from. i wasn't sure

investigation starts immediately and as trace pointed out and so did ted williams, former d.c. detective who was with those moments ago, all of this was about saving as many lives as possible. this is still being listed on the twitter page of the arlington police department, they have not updated that this is not an active scene yet. so it is active. trace, one of the things i want to know more about it, and you were getting into some detail about those, the parents. to go to that reunification point. they had it up in a tweet, because it is wider and broader in terms of getting that information then i can be helpful to see it, wherever you see it. whether it's on your phone or fox network, wherever it is. if you can get that tweet. so everyone is told to go to the reunification pointed at the center for performing arts located at 1110 west debbie, and officers will be there at the scene. and now as it says they would eventually be bused, they are in the process of getting those kids out of harm's way and taking them to that reunification point. >> it might be a long process an

ted williams, attorney fox news contributor, former d.c. homicide detective to talk about that.u. i want to play -- here is the comment from the sister of the alleged subway pusher. the city has failed her, she says. they took her off the medication because she says she doesn't have mental issues, which is clearly not the truth. they always let her go and she always attacks somebody. if they knew any better she would be sent to the institution tonight instead of put than her on ryker's island. what do you do trying to corral the mentally ill. >> these incidents are so sad. i have to tell you there is no quick fix to when you are dealing with the mentally ill especially in new york city where you have over 12,000 individuals that are mentally ill. what you are going to have to do is retool and retrain individuals to recognize mental illness. you will have to have mental illness experts to work with judges in the courts to try to identify these people and not send them to prison or jails but to send them to some kind of an institution if they are severely mentally ill. that's all

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the co-authors of the letter are, todd klieman, ted isaac, and william kristol.e of us are democrats, some are identified with the right, some identified are needed. we have disagreed in the past and we hope to disagree productively for years to come. but right now, we agree on a fundamental point, we need to join together to defend liberal democracy because liberal democracy itself is in serious danger. we saw more of that danger exposed today in a video released by lower windsor and the undercurrent of the attorney john eastman. who wrote the false legal memo that donald trump tried to use to convince price president mike pence, to try and steal the presidential election from joe biden. >> when i read your memo, and i thought it was solid in all of its legal arguments, i just, i was floored to death that mike pence didn't do anything. i mean, why didn't he act on it? because you given the legal reasoning to do. that >> i know i know. >> all your legal reasoning is totally solid. >> yes there's no question. >> i mean, you know, supported to supporter, why do you

discussed in the book in his dear friend william brennan a great justice comes up to thurgood marshall yet he says is it true with the reagan revolution that ted kennedy who had been a champion of civil rights is no longer chair of judiciary committee in its goodman. thurgood marshall was a bear of a man, a giant william brennan is a small frail little man in their in their robes and thurgood marshall puts his arm around brennan and they march back to their chambers, to me it's symbolic of the two great warriors for racial and social injustice itself to their last battle it is also symbolic, the questions that you ask how important politics is whom the courts and the court appointments, we are not a parliamentarian form of government. we have a presidency that is winner take all with incredible consequences that have led to a civil war and also leads to the justices that we have both at the supreme court and in fact at the federal level those lifetime appointments as we said thurgood marshall had said he would not resign from the court and he expected to be at age 100 killed by a jealous husband. and instead at the time when he was very ill hi

he finds jesper horse ted in the end zone. 2 yard, touchdown and bears take the lead later on damien williams, nice spin move their gets into the end zone. the bears never looked back after that touchdown. they go on to win 20 to 9 to hand the raiders their second straight loss. one certain sports reporter at chron floor probably that final sort. >> the giant touched down in la today. they went right to dodger stadium to get a practice in don't need all the practice they can get as they prep for max scherzer. but he has been touched up a few times in the last couple of starts. we'll get into that one sports night live. but in the meantime, alex wood, he'll be on the bump for giants. what he's been very solid as of late after struggling after a bout with covid. he knows he won't have much room for error tomorrow against his former team. >> they have great plan. you know that. they know me really they do a great job of preparing for anyone and everyone, especially this this time of year. so just got to kind of go. i ask you, you know, played just match, you know, take the game gives you feel it

william shatner will head to space and become the oldest person to ever travel into space >> ♪ come on over ♪ ainsley: you want to do that in front of the camera. tedinsley: you like this song, ted that's a picture of boston and the commonwealth of massachusetts it's going to be 77 today, 59 right now. steve: you can see the charles right there in the middle my daughter mary when she was on the boston college crew team used to get up at 4:00 in the morning. ainsley: she was on the crew team? steve: yes. ainsley: i never knew that. steve: she never rode a boat before she went to college and she saw a sign that said we're looking for athletic kids to be on the crew team and she walked on and she had a tryout, they signed her on the spot. ainsley: they get up early. steve: 4:00. and the trouble is when you're doing that row, row, row your boat thing on the charles, when you go down and you hit an ice block, you know, ice floating, the whole boat goes like that. ainsley: did she ever fall in? steve: nope but it was a little scary. brian: you can't use engines on that right? you have to row? ainsley: that's kind of the point. do you know the difference