so "20/20" convened a round table of legal experts -- brian harris, a 20-year veteran homicide investigator in houston, abc news chief legal host of "justice with judge jeanine," on fox news. >> is there any scintilla of evidence that tells you she wanted him dead? i haven't heard it. i mean, maybe the prosecution's got it, but i haven't heard it. >> reporter: angelika's defense attorney once worked for judge pirro in the westchester county d.a.'s office, but no one on our panel has any involvement in this case. isn't it possible the entire premise of the case is based on something that isn't, in fact, true? >> that kayak plug is a red herring in this case. it's got nothing to do with his death. >> reporter: pirro and abrams are convinced the case against angelika will not hold water. >> it does seem like a bizarre and incredibly risky way to kill someone. the notion that you're willing to risk that the person is going to fall out of a kayak and then potentially come to your kayak and -- >> reporter: and capsize you. how she felt that she was far more secure as a five-foot-tall miniature wo

harry truman was right up there. brian: any other examples with harry truman? prof. feinman: not that i know of except the one in 1947, and the 1950 case. brian: you can say anything you want, i am skipping abraham lincoln and john f. kennedy because we care so much about it. you deal with it but i want to jump to robert kennedy's. where the details of that? prof. feinman: he is the brother of john f. kennedy, he was attorney general and a senator from new york. he saw the presidency in 1968. the year earlier, we had had th. the year earlier, we had had the six-day war. robert kennedy had backed israel against jordan, serial, and egypt. , on exacter anniversary of the six-day war, he is going to be shot and wounded. he will last about 26 hours. he is actually shot on june 5, the exact opening day of the six-day war one year earlier. his assassin is here on surround irhan, a palestinian arab christian who had been born in palestine income to the united states and had all kinds of mental issues but he was a strong believer in the idea of an independent palestine and he

harris. >>> to fox team coverage now. brian is standing by with more on potential security threats here at home in the united states. first, let's go back to benjamin hall following the latest in belgium. a lot of news breaking in the past 30 minutes. break it down for us, please, benjamin. >> reporter: well, there we are, again these 19 raids, which have been going on over the last few hours. we saw helicopters overhead and saw sirens and the massive security here. going to the friends of salah in molenbeck. they said some had radical i'dology. and the terror level at four. thousands on the street, schools and transport systems have been closed up. and there is still the serious and imminent threat until they take the level four down again. the government had been warning of an attack like that of paris, with many gunman in many locations. that doesn't appear to have happened tonight. but a city on edge. but the threat was not just connected to the paris attacker at large, abdeslam but others too and there may be another possi

harry truman? prof. feinman: not that i know of except the one in 1947, in the 1950 case. brian: you can say anything you abrahamam skipping lincoln and john f. kennedy because we care so much about it. you deal with it but i want to jump to robert kennedy's. where the details of that? prof. feinman: he is the brother of john f. kennedy, he was attorney general and a senator from new york. he saw the presidency in 1968. the year earlier, we had had the six-day war. one you later, he is going to be shot and wounded. he will last about 26 hours. he is actually shot on june 5, the exact opening day of the six-day war one year earlier. arab christian who had been born in palestine income to the united states and had all kinds of mental issues but he was a strong believer in the idea of an independent palestine and resentful of what israel had done taking over new territory. so indeed, he was working at the ambassador hotel and he was in the kitchen and the question still arises, why did robert kennedy go through the kitchen pantry as he was leaving the rally? it is still hard to und

tonight brian taff looks back on david's superb career. >> at city hall in wilmington, in harris, inllentown, in reading, in atlantic city. in south philadelphia. in northeast philadelphia. i'm david henry channel6 "action news." >> he's been a mainstay of "action news" for nearly 30 years. >> they've asked to us poe o ticket their identities. >> you've watched david henry cover the big stories. >> what we're seeing of course is a lot of chaos a lot of emergency personnel here in the middle of the intersection of 23rd and market street. >> and sometime the not so big ones. >> we formed a relay brigade and got him on his way to a warm house. >> a temple university grad david started his news car here in radio back in the 70's at bysp f.m. in philadelphia. he worked behind the mic at several other stations honing his craft. he made the jump to tv in 1980 at wtaj in altoona. then found his way to philadelphia and "action news" in 1986. >> and the big story on "action news." >> david's award winning career has taken him around the globe. he's covered our troops in the gulf. >> if they co

harry. >> ♪ >> you're watching "fox & friends." [ laughter ] >> hey, welcome back to "fox & friends." i'm steve doocy, and with me as usual, elisabeth hasselbeck, briane. >> hi there. >> good morning. >> well, congress is having a

harris and see if they've developed anything. >> adam: a different kind of battering ram with derrick henry. from the big ten, b.j., michigan to the conference championship game. >> brian: connor cook was watching last week in the horse shoe, he was watching aaron burbridge escaping a couple of nittany lions. >> adam: they'll face iowa next week. it could be like a national quarterfinal if you will and that also meant that this effort was wasted, perhaps, rick, volume one, harbaugh and meyer. >> rick: owen woody would be -- >> rick: woody would be proud. ezekiel elliott made a point a year ago. he wanted the ball more. over 200 yards for him. more than 300 for the buckeyes. tough to stop. >> adam: in the meantime clemson, number one team in the country, b.j., they needed all the touchdowns from deshaun watson. >> brian: rollingont arms and legs of deshaun watson, around the corner to get the in the zone, counted for foukt -- accounted for four touchdowns on >> adam: big one against the treeless next week in the championship game. -- in the >> rick: a beautiful play. this cody kessler pass. the trojans take care of business. >> adam: josh rosen two picks in the loss the

harris and see if they've developed anything. >> adam: a different kind of battering ram with derrick hehey. from the big ten, b.j., michigan state leaving no doubt en route to the conference championship game. >> brian: connor cook was watching last week in the horse shoe, he was watchingg aaron burbridge escaping a couple of nittany lions. week. it could be like a national quarterfinal if you will and that also meant that this e eort was wasted, perhaps, rick, volume one, harbaugh and meyer. >> rick: owen woody would bi -- >> rick: woodydy would be proud. ezekiel elliott made a point a year ago. he wanted the ball more. over 200 yards for him. more than 300 for the buckeyes. tough to stop. >> adam: in the meantime clemson, number one team in the country, b.j., they needed all the touchdowns from deshaun watson. >> brian: rollingt arms and legs of deshaun watson, around zone, counted for foukt -- accounted for four touchdowns on the afterno. >> adam: bigne against the treelele next weeeein the championship game. -- in the >> rick: a beautiful play. this cody kessler pass. the trojans take care of business. >> adam: josh rosen two picks in the loss there. coming up a coaching legend gets a win and on

harris and see if they've developed anything. >> adam: a different kind of battering ram with derrick henry. from the big ten, b.j., michigan state leaving no doubt en route to the conference championship game. >> brianor cook was watching last week in the horse shoe, he was watching aaron burbridge escaping a couple of nittany lions. >> adam: they'll face iowa next week. it could be like a national quarterfinal if you will and that also meant that this effort was wasted, perhaps, rick, volume one, harbaugh and meyer. >> rick: owen woody would be -- >> rick: woody would be proud. ezekiel elliott made a point a year ago. he wanted the ball more. over 200 yards for him. more than 300 f the buckeyes. tough to stop. >> adam: in the meantime clemson, number one team in the country, b.j., they needed all the touchdowns from deshaun watson. >> brian: rollingont arms and legs of deshaun watson, around the corner to get the in the zone, counted for foukt -- accounted for four touchdowns on the afternoon. >> adam: big one against the treeless next week in the championship game. -- in the >> rick: a beautiful play. this cody kessler pass. the trojans take care of business. >> adam: josh rosen two picks in the l

harris and see if they've developed anything. >> adam: a different kind of battering ram with derrick henry. from the big ten, b.j., michigan state leaving no doubt en route to the conference championship game. >> brian: connor cook was watching last week in the horse shoe, he was watching aaron burbridge escaping a couple of nittany lions. >> adam: they'll face iowa next week. it could be like a national quarterfinal if you will and that also meant that this effort was wasted, perhaps, rick, volume one, harbaugh and meyer. >> rick: owen woody would be -- >> rick: woody would be proud. ezekiel elliott made a point a year ago. he wanted the ball more. over 200 yards for him. more than 300 for the buckeyes. tough to stop. >> adam: in the meantime clemson, number one team in the country, b.j., they needed all the touchdowns from deshaun watson. >> brian: rollingont arms and legs of deshaun watson, around the corner to get the in the zone, counted for foukt -- accounted for four touchdowns on the afternoon. >> adam: big one against the treeless next week in the championship game. -- in the >> rick: a beautiful play. this cody kessler pass. the trojans take care of business. >> adam: josh rosen two picks

brian deese standing in the back. they gave up a bunch of lost weekends to make this happen. they did a outstanding job and we're proud of them. thank you very much, everybody. harriswith that, the president signing two-year bipartisan budget deal, thanking people in the room on our payroll, as i might imagine, of taxpayers for doing their job. today's headline about the a national debt had a lot to do with it. as president goes forward with spending plan we now know we'll approach $20 trillion in debt while he is in office. the other issue in all of this he is saying quote, this should free the nation from last minute government shutdown threats. what is also frees us president having this on his desk anytime during the rest his term. andrea, you're nodding. andrea: i'm nodding but also sighing with disgust. republicans control the house and senate and one of the things they promised to bring fiscal restraint to washington, d.c. we haven't seen that. and the reason is because politically, harris, a government shutdown, if they actually united said, we are not going to continue to spend, spend, spend our way into debt, they know that democrats and media would win t