eboni alls would later learn that her son was up to no good. wednesday night - alls says her 8-year old boy rode his bicycle to the king foods grocery store on 36th street in west palm beach. he enters the store wearing a bike helmet and baggy clothes. but what you don't see is the loaded handgun he's concealing. he walks inside and around the front of the store for about a minute.he then heads towards the checkout counter and approaches the cashier. (robert espinal, employee) "i see the boy take the gun. he says give me the money.""at the moment i didn't know if it was a real gun or fake but i employees saw the commotion and reacted quickly. "as soon as i moved i reached over to him, twisted his wrist, took the gun away" an employee attempts to take the child to the office.but he tries to get away. the store manager called police.the boys mother was at home when she realized something was wrong. (eboni alls, mother) "when i grabbed my purse, it was so light. i'm like i knew i was missing something. i said where my gun? the first thing i though

eboni alls would later learn that her son was up to no good. wednesday night - rode his bicycle to the king foods grocery store on 36th street in west palm beach. he enters the store wearing a bike helmet and baggy clothes. but what you don't see is the loaded handgun he's concealing. he walks inside and around the front of the store for about a minute.he then heads towards the checkout counter and approaches the cashier. (robert espinal, employee) "i see the boy take the gun. he says give me the money.""at the moment i didn't know if it was a real gun or fake but i took it seriously." several employees saw the commotion and reacted quickly. "as soon as i moved i reached over to him, twisted his wrist, took the gun away" an employee attempts to take the child to the office. but he tries to get away. the store manager called police.the boys mother was at home when she realized something was wrong. (eboni alls, mother) "when i grabbed my purse, it was so light. i'm like i knew i was missing something. i said where my gun? the first thing i though

eboni alls would later learn that her son was up to no good. wednesday night her 8- year old boy rode his bicycle to the king foods grocery store on 36th street in west palm beach. he enters the store wearing a bike helmet and baggy clothes. but what you don't see is the loaded handgun he's concealing. he walks inside and around the front of the store for about a minute.he then heads towards the checkout counter and approaches the cashier. i see the boy take the gun. he says give me the money. at the moment i didn't know if it was a real gun or fake but i took it seriously. several employees saw the commotion and reacted quickly. as soon as i moved i reached over to him, twisted his wrist, took the gun away an employee attempts to take the child to the office. called police.the boys mother was at home when she realized something was wrong. when i grabbed my purse, i'm like it was so light. i'm like i knew i was missing something. i said where's my gun? the first thing i thought was i hope jaden don't have my gun. but he did. police took the chi

"(eboni alls, mother) "when i grabbed my purse, it was so light. i'm like i knew i was missing something. i said where my gun? the first thing i thought was i hope jaden don't have my gun." " investigators say the boy stole the loaded gun from his mother, and took it to a grocery store. he pointed it at an employee and demanded money. several employees grabbed the child and called police. the boy is getting a mental evaluation, and police haven't charged him or his mother yet. downtown visitors are showing some love to a popular statue. the efforts the community is making, to restore a work of art... and raise money to visitors are making a popular local statue after it was damaged by vandals. " it's great to see everyone come out and put new locks on it and support the american heart they're doing it. it's great. " locket" sculpture outside container 2013's "life is beautiful" festival. last month, one of the metal grates featuring the locks was the sculpture has

i told him go eboni alls would later learn that her son was up to no good. wednesday night her 8- year old boy rode his bicycle to the king foods grocery store on 36th street in west palm beach. he enters the store wearing a bike helmet and baggy clothes. but what you don't see is the loaded handgun he's concealing. he walks inside and around the front of the store for about a minute.he then heads towards the checkout counter and approaches the cashier. i see the boy take the gun. he says give me the money. at the moment i didn't know if it was a real gun or fake but i took it seriously. several employees saw the commotion and reacted quickly. as soon as i moved i reached over to him, twisted his wrist, took the gun away an employee attempts to take the child to the office. but he tries to get away. the store manager called police.the boys mother was at home when she realized something was wrong. when i grabbed my purse, i'm like it was so light. i'm like i knew i was missing something. i said where's my gun? the first thing i thought was i hope jaden don't

eboni, all right, she's not a likable person. i think it's different than that.at young people, maybe because the obama economy is so bad, and they can't get jobs and are living in mommy and daddy's basement, maybe they have been indoctrinated into believing that they should get all free stuff and bernie's offering that, i'm almost giving hillary a defense here. >> i was going to say, i'm a little more cynical around that, sean. i think she doesn't represent newness. there's nothing fresh and new about her. she looks like a 1996 -- >> is there something new about bernie i'm missing? >> not the same old stale right-wing conspiracy narrative we're tired of. we want to get past that. hillary clinton is saying her greatest enemy in the world right now is the gop. it just seems stale. >> is it, dana, that she's old or it's more appealing to young people the views of socialism? because that would scare me. >> i think it's kind of both. i grew up under the clinton administration, and i'm so tired as well of hearing the vast -- >> you're not that old, dana, come on, stop

ebony. how come there are all people in "ebony?"e." >> also, just to clear this up. she's wrong. black people are not the only people that can get b.e.t. awards and image awards. sandra bullock was nominatedded for an image award. >> larry: but she has a black kid. >> i think george lucas won one. >> yes! >> larry: but he has a black wife. >> okay, okay, larry! >> awards shows, they give artists confidence, recognition, affirmation. and more than, that like, it says we don't need the affirmation of the main stream, you know. and i think by just saying that i may have gotten a little closer to getting a b.e.t. award. what do you think? >> larry: do you think those awards shows keep us out of the main stream? like people say, "well, they already got the b.e.t. awards?" >> no, the oscars and b.e.t. awards have coexisted peacefully for many, many years. >> larry: the oscars and the b.e.t. awards. >> b.e.t. are the black oscars. is stacy deaf? come on. b.e.t. was the only network emploig her for many years. and she plead, can we get our

all right, ebony.at this, and i think is this a harry reid trial balloon designed to embarrass a one mr. mitch mcconnell? ebony: you know, i think it's interesting because, certainly, i understand the political nature of what this process has become. i think it's very unfortunate. we think our high court would be above this but, unfortunately, it's not, right? so i think obstruction, if it's principled, makes sense. but just obstruction for obstruction's sake makes no sense to me. so i think, look, go in the meeting next week, hear it out. if you don't like this nominee, i think it's okay. i think the politics will not look so bad for the gop if they consider it in good faith. we'll see. andrea: geraldo, do you think this is a serious choice? i don't believe it is. [laughter] >> let me just say, let me answer that question directly as an attorney. i think that governor sandoval is eminently qualified -- andrea: i'm not questioning his -- >> let me go, two more points. he was confirmed by the united sta

joining me to assess this, ebony williams, tony say using, kathy lynn taylor rejoining us and good to have you all ebony, your reaction to -- i thought it was not exactly a generous view of america that is the message of mrs. clinton. >> right. you know, serm this was a good night for her, lou. she had to have this kind of night. absolutely. certainly a win. not an awkward one like in iowa. you know, i agree it's kind of a similar message to me that we heard in 2008. the 40,000 cracks in the glass he ceiling for women. we saw in 2008, people went with hope and change as opposed to the 40,000 cracks. certainly, bernie sanders made some inroads in nevada. no one can dispute that. he didn't get there enough. the question to me moving forward, does he have the time to close these gaps that he's still got obviously with african-american voters and certainly with older voters in the base? >> i don't know how far this message goes. it obviously works in the democratic party. i'm not sure the nation is ready for more of this, we're awful people, we americans. perhaps i'm wrong. >> hillary clinton is actua

stuart: all right. ebony k williams, the all-star parade rolls on.dy for a trump candidacy for the republicans? are you ready for this? >> of course i am. of course. stuart: is this going to happen? >> i agree with geraldo and right in his analysis. maybe it's the lawyer in me, it's forseeable. all the evidence points to the likelihood of this happening, anybody who's not ready, i suggest they get ready. stuart: the path is straight forward and relatively clear. >> and relatively, unforeseen, i don't know how it's interrupted at this point. stuart: well, some republicans say if they all amalgamated around one candidate, the collective votes of that person acquires will be greater than trump's votes. i disagree. >> i don't forsee this. stuart: if kasich were to drop out. they would say that they would go to a moderate. >> i don't see that at all. it may go all to trump. stuart: if ted cruz were to drop out in the unlikely event that he drops out. i don't think that his voters would go to rubio-- >> trump is winning among evangelicals, cruz is a total

eboni williams, great voice on all things legal. great to have you here. >> thank you, cheryl.heryl: after trump's big nevada win, china, yes, china has a warning, for the outspoken republican presidential candidate. wonder why? find out what china said after this. >> what china has done to our country is the biggest theft and greatest theft in the history of the word. this is what i want to hear. give me china. give me china. did you ever see china's stone. china. china. china. china. we don't win anymore. when was last time we won? we lost to china. >> president obama announced plans to close prison at guantanamo bay, cuba. [applause] not to be outdone, donald trump announced he wants to open a chain of guantanamo bays. one on every corner. it will be like starbucks. starbucks of detention centers. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. >> r brand new business started. we're legalzoom and we've already partne

all of them no controls. to say none of them rubbed me the wrong way. charles: what do you think, eboni?omething feel good about what clooney is saying and my heart bleeds for the people who are christian and not part of the problem. until we figure out a way, and i think we have the tools and the intelligence but it's not effective. until we figure out how to effectively screen who is coming into our border, i don't know how we move forward. charles: if there's a rush to push this and it goes wrong, they'll never be allowed to do it. consider that as well. >>> this number is crazy, five police officers shot in this country alone, anti-police rhetoric is getting worse and worse. worse. i tell you what, if you think at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. t...to help sense danger before7 was engiyou do. . because when you live to innovate, you innovate to live. the all-new audi q7. a higher form of intelligence has arrived. you're down with crestor. alright! now

all of them no controls. to say none of them rubbed me the wrong way. charles: what do you think, eboni?omething feel good about what clooney is saying and my heart bleeds for the people who are christian and not part of the problem. until we figure out a way, and i think we have the tools and the intelligence but it's not effective. until we figure out how to effectively screen who is coming into our border, i don't know how we move forward. charles: if there's a rush to push this and it goes wrong, they'll never be allowed to do it. consider that as well. >>> this number is crazy, five police officers shot in this country alone, anti-police rhetoric is getting worse and worse. i tell you what, if you think killing a cop is a smart thing, you're killing your neighborhood and your country. we'll be right back. i thought i married an italian. my lineage was the vecchios and zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european.

joining me to discuss it all. , rich flaw are you and eboni williams. , this fist one poll, it represents the andment, they don't like donald trump. we are going to show a real clear politics chart of all the polls. every other poll is a double digit lead. but i notice his lead is shrinking. amongst tea party and evangelicals. what do you think is the reason for that? >> they are taking the average of all the polls. you have one skewed poll that puts trump and cruz within the margin of error. he's not shrinking that much. the trump people are not going anywhere. trump people steadfast and true. charles: the trends i'm seeing, there has been some tightening. the overall numbers are just about the same. you are still in the lead. but when you look at the nuances of it, it reminds me of iowa. >> we had 16 polls the last 2 or 3 days. i don't think we know what's going on for sure. certainly trump is ahead. but there are a couple polls that show in the shy 20s and a couple in the mid 30s. whether he wins by double digits or single digits, it's unclear. what w

all the time. deirdre: what is your take, ebony? >> i actually agree with senator rubio on this.look, chris christie is just hating plain and simple. of course there have been tough questions. i actually think the last debate absent donald trump rubio was on the fences a little bit with some of this immigration stuff. again i didn't think he didn't play it poorly. he was okay. people appreciated that even though there was confusion around his immigration policy. governor christie has got some sour grapes going on, ford's right. a this new hampshire primary certainly this will become a three-man race. we will see who that will be. deirdre: ebb -- eboni, ford, stay with me. i will be about you later. >>> the tuesday primary is february 9th. neil cavuto brings results as soon as they come in 7:55 p.m. eastern time. >>> president obama visited islamic society of baltimore today showing religious tolerance. dr. zuhdi jasser says he overlooked the center's islamic ties. dr. jasser is with me next. >>> rash of sexual assaults in germany on new year's eve. the country is handing out cart

let's weigh in with our legal panel, ebony williams, keisha evans, and when you revert back to the 1960s, this lovely young woman is murdered in this little town, and allgers are pointing at the priest, but he's never charged. and, bebbny, after hearing -- ebony, after hearing him speak now that he is being charged with the murder, you have some of the same questions about the timing of all of this. >> oh, absolutely, jenna. here's the thing, there is no statute of limitations on murder, so, certainly, the state is well within their legal rights to come 56 years later with these charges. but the questions remain. witnesses that might have been helpful might be deceased now or otherwise not available. certainly, the technology around any type of lie detector test and things of that nature that were done those 50-plus years ago not sufficient as a defense lawyer, you could rip that stuff apart at trial today. jenna: ceesh shah, what do you think the reason is he's being charged now? >> i think the prosecution did not have enough evidence, but apparently some new evidence has been discovered. and they have to, by law, prosecute something if they have enou

all have a responsibility to speak up. >> with us now here in new york city, eboni williams and monica crowley. as an anti-trump thing because there hasn't been really -- there have been isolated incidents by nuts, all right. but no concerted effort to demean american muslims other than f trump saying i'm not letting muslims in here. i think that's what that is all about. >> i agree. all political. timing why is he doing it now. last line when he says when any religious group is targeted we all have a responsibility to speak up. okay, i accept that. hate crimes and threats with america happen with far more freak is is i against jews than they do against muslims. where is he on that. second point is where is he on the christian genocide happening across the middle east. tens of thousands of christians are being slaughtered at the hands of muslims and, yet, very little from this president on that. >> what do you think, ebony? >> he should be consistent in his messages and actions. >> you are right. what some feel is divisive and even dr. carson. this is responsive in this way. what's unfortunate a

all of her problems. we take it up with former clinton adviser doug schoen and fox news eboni williams here next.als free tech s. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. new zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. >> legalzoom. legal help is h. lou: joining me now eboni williams and former clinton pollster doug schoen. great to have you both here. let's start with the hillary clinton ... i'll start with eboni. can you believe a womb and of her experience and perspective would actually say the right wing conspiracy is still with us, it's just more vast and greater in size and effect. >> it's like i woke up and it's 1996 again. lou: it happens to me all the time. >> it's sad. i think there are so many people on the left that want to get pa this stuff. she does her receive a disservice when she goes back

all about luck at that point. how do you see this shake out, eboni? >> i appreciate vincent's candor and honesty.ust don't see anyone catching donald trump. what we saw last night, if we had seen it earlier perhaps it would have played out differently. but you can't wait this late in the game to get in it. charles: the their o -- the narrative is the establishment brought his on themselves. you follow up, they shot themselves in the foot because if they did have a goal of defeating donald trump, their egos got in the way so once again they defeated themselves. any shot at all? >> it's difficult. looking at it from a pure political math level. if there were any other frontrunner we would be calling this pretty much over at this point. it's an important day for rubio, but it's even more important for cruz. if cruz can't win texas, he's been laying in the sec primary. there is a case that rubio will make it's time to consolidate immediately. then you get to the winner-take-all races on the 15th. still the deck heavily favored and stabbed heavily favored toward donald trump. charles: i follow a lot o

ebony worries some presidential candidates might gut programs that paid for her to go through school and made it all the way to the operating room. >> keep them uneducated, sick and hungry. we have to tackle those three things. >> this coming season do you see it as critically important for your future at when barack obama was running? >> absolutely. it's evening more critical now, you see all the hate and the things he had to endure for the last eight years, so you want to make sure that we honor his legacy. we don't want to go back. >> reporter: to the women we met in little africa, this election is part of the struggle that began when their ancestors, the freed slaves, bought this land and how they're fighting to do so much more. duarte geraldino,inging al, dg , south carolina. >> now, trump's decisive victory in the nevada caucus is rocking the republican establishment. that establishment is now scrambling to get behind a candidate who can beat him but as michael shure reports at this point that candidate simply may not exist. >> donald trump didn't just win the nevada republican caucuses. even

ebony magazine. it's good to have all of you here. let's go.upcoming tour, some of the boycott surrounding the events. are you surprised how deep the opposition of her performance is running? >> i am surprised, i thought on the show, what the heck, this is so silly, why are we having this conversation? because essentially i feel that beyonce like so many african-americans would absolutely never advocate violence against police. she is having a moment where she is connecting her art to a vibration to african-americans are on. we are standing together. young people are saying that it is not okay for police to be violent. remember that the advent of the black panthers happens only because of the police. that is the irony here, you get the black panthers in proportion to police violence. it was the black panther party for defense. >> some say her performance is anti-police with the reference to the black panthers and black lives matter movement. do you feel it was anti-police? >> well, it's also racist. you know, her support of the black liberation

all the questions. >> he's just like fire it up. >> we are done. >> no, one more, one more. this is from kevin. i'll start with you, ebony.- >> i just did that one. >> how many drinks did you have while watching the debate? >> this is the one i said we should get to. >> i had two, a beer and a margarita. i know. i have learned over time i have a two drink max. unless i'm like really -- >> i was like four when i had a two drink max. kimber kimberly? >> so one. >> one? you just had one. why did it take so long? >> i was thinking about potato chips and all the other stuff that i ate and sushi. >> somebody hanging out at walgreen's. >> i had zero because i did the hannity midnight thing, so there were tempting things to head over to del frisco's and get a drink. you were there. >> i was. >> i stayed in my office and watched the whole debate. >> you cannot get hannity drunk. >> i have drunk less since these elections started than in a long time. because i got an offer to be on the special election focus team. so you don't drink before you go on television, right? >> yes, well, it depends what show it is. >> right. >> "fox & fr

that's going to take all your stuff if you like bernie sanders and you go out on a diet with some guy who likes him. >> can't pay. >> take everything from you. that's a nice car, ebonithat was incredibly sex ips comment by gloria stein nam. she tried to back pedal it a little bit. these are first wave feminists that you are talking about. madeleine albright. young irwomen and younger guys they can't relate and it doesn't matter to them. that's what i'm trying to tell you it doesn't matter. >> i think you don't give us enough credit as young women. >> eboni you are so far -- the us. wait until you see what watters has come back with. >> independent thinkers and knot about idealogue. >> you can't generalize. i understand that tune in tomorrow for)@ watters. ladies, thank you very much. when we come right back, the d man on the new and his trip to antarctica. miller is next. remember when you said men are superior drivers? yeah. yeah. then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...allstate safe driving bonus check? what is that? [ normal voice ] so weird, right? my agent, tom, said... [ voice of dennis ] ...only allstate sends you a bonus check for every six months yo

ebony hilton is her daughter and answer thesology at south carolina hospital. she worries some petal candidates my gut programs like those that helped pay for her to go to school and make it all the way to the operating room. >> if you want to limit a person's potential, keep them uneducated, sick and keep them hungry. if you want to turn around and make america great again, we have to tackle those three things. >> this upcoming season, do you see it as critically important to your future as when barack obama was running. >> absolutely, it's even more critical now, because you see all the hate, you see like the things he had to endure for the last eight years, so you wouldn't to make sure that you honor his legacy. we don't want to go back. >> to the women we met in little africa, this is part of the struggle that began when their ancestors freed slaves and bought this land, fighting to do so much more. >>> the c.d.c. saying h.i.v. rates in the u.s. are decleaning, the chance of someone contracting h.i.v. is now one in 99, down from one in 79 back in 2005, gay men still facing the highest risk especially if they are minorities, the report saying half of all gay black men will