>> that was eric williams. >> reporter: eric williams? who was eric williams?e people of kaufman to be justice of the peace. shannon hebert worked with him and said he had a sharp legal mind. in fact, he was a member of mensa, the organization for people with super high-i.q.s. >> he was a great judge. i liked having him in there. he would understand the law. i thought he was very fair. >> i mean, everyone respected him. >> williams, married for 15 years with no kids of his own, was a strong advocate for children and specialized in child abuse cases. lt. jolie stewart often worked with him on those cases. >> how do you think he was perceived amongst his fellow colleagues, other attorneys? >> i think that he had a lot of respect with his peers. he was kind of the go-to guy for family law. >> i know he had a love for children. >> reporter: tera williams-bellemare knows that better than anyone. she's eric's sister. >> he was a good uncle to my kids. never missed their birthdays. i never had to remind him. >> reporter: she says, growing up, her big brother was her i

you read what eric aimburg wrote about what happened in because knows arrows. >> room service eric? a really fierce battle now. that was one of the questions>> room service eric? this is a really fierce battle now. that was one of the questions that made me hesitant when the story first came out thursday night, was the source of it mother jones and the most prominent person on fox tv. so immediately you have the ideological component to it. which made me wary of it. if you didn't have that, that's one of the many ways this is not the brian williams sorry. ss story. stars and stripes -- >> david corn used to be a contribute to the fox. he was not renewed. he's now at msnbc. but the headline of that mother jones piece was bill o'reilly has his own brian williams problem. was that headline the tone of the piece in your view, objective, was it fair? >> two things. one, i understand the impulse in the clutter of media to try to severally guy stories. because brian williams was such a big story, try to link this to thing. i don't think it was warranted in this sense. i'll give you another

"cashin' in" starts right now. >>> hi everyone i'm eric bolling welcome to "cashin' in." wayne rogers jonathan, michelle field and juan williams. >> a colossal contradiction on capitol hill. take a look at this split scream. president obama refuse to go meet with the leader of israel when he comes here next month, but his state department did have time to meet with sympathizers of the muslim brotherhood. listen. >> members of muslim brothers were in town and two days ago they had meetings in this building. >> well, state department officials recently met with a jup of visiting egyptian former parliament arians whose visit was org miced and funded by georgetown university. such meetings are fairly routine at the state department we regularly meet with political party leaders from across the world. >> michelle are their priorities mixed up and are they putting us in danger? theel he' meet with friends of muslim brotherhood but not netanyahu. >> they will not meet with our biggest ally at a time when terrorists are trying to can i go us. we are at war with terrorists they ju

>> once again, eric, i think this all one of pretense. the art of diplomacy is the art of deception. you want the people to think one thing while you're doing something else. the best way to undermine your enemy is to find out about him. if you're going to take the attitude that i won't talk to him because it appears -- >> okay. and what they're doing is crazy -- >> i have not stopped -- >> guys last thought i'm going to give it to juan. >> i don't stop walking. why do you do that? you never stop doing that. learn some manners. >> we'll talk about that in a break. my last thought, juan what message is it sending to the iranians that we won't meet with the israelis? >> we do meet with israelis constantly. you know, the billing traininger is here, again you have democrats, senator mendez of new jersey lead democrat on foreign relations now he has been saying let's put more pressure on the ire reens. here comes netanyahu playing politics with the republicans and you get mendez backing up. >> not obama is -- >> mem dez backed off because the

[laughter] named eric holder. you ever wonder why eric has his portrait hanging in his office that is why. under eric's watch this department has relentlessly defended the voting rights act and the right to vote pushback against attempts to undermine that right. he has challenged discriminatory immigration laws that are not only harassed legal immigrants but made it harder for law enforcement to do their job. he has brought a record number of prosecutions for human trafficking, hate crimes and resolution of legal disputes disputes with native americans that have languished for years. several years ago eric recommended our government stop defending the defense of marriage act because he wants her country to be a place where love is love in same-sex marriages recognized on the federal level and same-sex couples can receive the same federal benefits as anybody else. [applause] with eric holder holder is his lawyer america has become a better country. which means saying goodbye is bittersweet. you have done a remarkab

most importantly to me and eric, are we doing a good thing? here's how it breaks down.leeve, this much. design, box, packaging, this much. various sundry equipment and miscellaneous, another small chunk. chris, me and eric get a slice out of every bar. that leaves this much, which the retailer takes. chef bleeding heart hippie here has already convinced me to give whatever meager profits we make off our first bar to a local charity. >> what's unusual about these pods? these beans? >> extremely high quality flavor. >> thought not around for a while? >> this is what almost all chocolate was made of over 120 years ago. and making a giant comeback. for a chocolatier, this is a once in a lifetime find. >> about 40% of the beans from these trees have white cacao beans mixed in. the rest are purplish in color. but we've heard of an ultra rare group of trees elsewhere further up the mountains that produce pods of all 100% pure white beans and that's something that me and eric are very interested in down the road. but for now, don fortunato's daughter, johanna, has prepared us a

our attorney general, eric holder. [ applause ] now, in september when eric and i stood together in thehouse and announced that he'd be leaving the justice department he thanked all of you for joining him on a journey that in his words will always be guided by the pursuit of justice and aimed at the north star. and that sums up eric's career. a life guided by justice, aimed at his north star. his bedrock belief in the fundamental rights and equality of all people. it is the principle that shaped his career from early days through his years on the bench his previous terms at the justice department as the deputy attorney general and acting attorney general and finally his exemplary service as 82nd attorney general of the united states. eric is america's third longest-serving attorney general [ applause ] i know it felt even longer. [ laughter ] and i'll just come out and say it. he has been one of our finest. [ applause ] hundreds of terrorism convictions. the largest mafia takedown in history. billion dollar financial fraud cases. long overdue reforms to our criminal justice system. than

he didn't answer me. >> eric hendon's defense case for kris would consist of only nine words. >> eric and said your honor, the defense rests. eric didn't call a single witness. nothing. i thought kris was going to rip the skin off my forearm. >> i just couldn't believe my head. i was shocked. >> it is not often in a capital case you get six alibi witnesses putting your client somewhere else. why did the lawyer not put those on? >> i have never wanted to hit another human being, physically attack another human being like i did that day with eric hendon. >> the jury responded to hendon's strategy by returning guilty verdicts for two first degree murders. they would also vote whether or not to recommend the death penalty. and with florida being the only remaining state where a simple majority is needed in sentencing, the vote in favor of death passed by a count of 7-5. the judge who replaced mousey agreed. kris would be sentenced to die in the electric chair. >> kris fainted. kris hit the floor. passed out completely. >> when the verdict took place, i was found guilty, i thought this can

>> eric, i have no idea. i mean, the man if he doesn't know a kosher dell can a 'tissen from a mcdonald's, i mean, does he know what a bagel is as opposed to a doughnut? i mean this is outrageous. the fact that he doesn't understand that this was a targeted thing, that a kosher deli, these were jews on the other side, you have islamic terrorists. it's beyond imagination that he doesn't understand that this is an anti-semitic act. >> what do you think the motive is to be to vague about calling islamic terrorists islamic terrorists. why do you think he would say random acts when just to b. to everyone there's a specific attack on a jewish deli. >> i think using the word random is a mistake and i think that's why josh earnest addressed it foorl poorly in the news conference and then in his tweet. i think it's this fear that people will think that he's blanketing all muslims with it. >> even though the terrorists call themselves islamic. >> absolutely. as i said i think it is a mistake. there are leadsers in the

i'm eric bolling. our "cashin' in" crew jane rogers jonathan row begin, juan williams and lisa booth. mall of america on high alert, busting jihadists in brooklyn. why the mixed signals? >> you're absolutely right. there are mixed signals from this administration but that's what happens when you have an administration that's whose foreign policy is being dictated by incompetency. it's putting our security and economy at risk. what do you expect when you have an administration who thinks that global warming is a bigger threat than terrorism or who wants to find terrorists jobs. instead of criticizing christians and criticizing conservatives what this administration should do is be honest about the real threat and that threat is from radical islamic extremists. >> wayne, the director clapper and fbi director both said these are very very dangerous times right now. yet your president obama and we just heard secretary of state kerry saying no things aren't that bad. >> well eric to say that they are wrong

>> in the summer of 2009, eric and david are hiking through utah's zion national park. they're both experienced canyoneers, skilled at getting through canyons by any means possible, that includes climbing, rappelling, or even swimming. >> i've always loved the outdoors. i' i've been an avid hiker, but in canyoneering sport takes hiking to a new level and i started dabbling in that about three years ago. >> i've been doing canyoneering for about a year with eric. >> this time david is also going to be a cameraman. z. >> we thought it would be great to go on camera and show other people what we do. >> what they're about to record is their worst nightmare. eric is planning to rappel 300 feet into the beautiful but dangerous engelstead canyon. >> you can't really see the bottom of it and it blows your mind away, just the scenery of it. >> they choose a spot and david helps eric set up for rappel. >> i quickly noticed how tall, how far 300 feet is i was very, very nervous, there were all sorts of factors that could lead to injury. >> they seem to have all the equipment, exce

you really ruined it eric. you had to bring up the past. >> last one, because we don't have time for the group question, unless you want the group question. >> no, you go ahead and take yours. >> trudy name one thing on your bucket list. why are you laughing? >> you're too young to have a bucket list. >> i do have a bucket list. meeting joan rivers was on my bucket list. that one had to get crossed off very sadly. i don't know. go to south america. become a mom. i don't know. those are good ones right? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i used to have a bucket list. one of the greatest bars around the world i wanted to go to. >> a sand bucket, a water bucket. >> the group question we can answer on social media. >> what does it say? >> do "the five" hosts have tattoos? >> no. >> we've got some love questions coming up. it's valentine's day eve. bob's writing his at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's n

. >> yes, all politicians need a legacy, and this is a key issue for attorney general eric holder. he said the numbers published are pointing in the right direction. they have dropped by 2014/'15. the attorney-general says now federal prosecutors can focus on serious drug offenders. >> the attorney-general of the united states, attorney general eric holder. reversing gears in what he considers to be a failed policy. the outgoing attorney-general is making the results of a new report, that he hopes is the cornerstone of the legacy. it's aimed at giving prosecutors a chance to think twice against defenders charged with non-violent crimes. >> i understood fewer of the

he called eric nosh quote, an animal.le more, he spoke again about what the family knew about eric nosh.g/çyçw3ç listen again. >> he knew where i lived. we knew how bad he was about didn't know he was this bad. he had gotten to this point. >> reporter: you can still feel the emotion in robert meyers' voice there, obviously, and the emotion on both sides shows what a tragedy this is. not for one but for two families shep. >> any other suspects here or is this it? >> reporter: police say they are looking for anotherb( suspect, possible accomplice of eric nosh, and they expect in fact to make an arrest within the next couple of days. they do also say though, shep, that eric nosh they believe was the shooter in this case. what we're not clear on of course again, is the exact sequence of events. they have said that tammy meyers after the initial clash on the road went back, found her 22-year-old son, brandon who shoe knew had a gun, and they went looking for eric nosh. they went black to the meyers home and that's when eric no

>> i think that eric will be great at cpac next year, he has that young vote. eric is right.s against the law. republicans respect saying we want to be mean and bad to you and conservative and against you, it is technically against the law and colorado and washington state have been trying to deal with the justice department, maybing states. >> alaska? >> not for legalization of marijuana anywhere. >> what about medical marijuana? >> medical marijuana is for a specific, lawful purpose. >> i think 23 or -- more than 20 states now, you can get medical marijuana. >> we know what medical marijuana is a trojan horse for recreational marijuana. does help people with specific problems but everybody knows the joke about the medical marijuana card that says i have got a stress issue. the fact is what drives me nuts about this i'm for decriminalization is how we are embracing pot while clamping down on e-cigarettes gets people to quit smoking and reduce their risks for all sorts of cancers that kill them. e-cigarettes are saving lives and politicians banning that while embracing mariju

eric, thank you.vy rain in california and the pacific northwest eric was just telling us about is much needed. san francisco had gone 43 straight days without rain until yesterday. but as carter evans reports, it comes with a heavy price in terms of flood and wind damage. >> reporter: this was a 90-foot pine tree in the berkeley hills east of san francisco, blown down by powerful winds up to 50 miles an hour. ken renworth says his neighbors were lucky. when you went back there and looked at it, what did you think? >> oh, it was incredible. i mean it's a huge tree, and the roots failed. it's scary. >> reporter: while northern california got pounded with up to four inches of rain, the wind did the most damage uprooting dozens of trees and bringing down power lines. over the past 24 hours, more than a quarter million people were in the dark. electricity was restored for most, but flights are still delayed in san francisco. the national weather service didn't expect much snow from the storm, but the squaw

we want to make sure we're not getting eric holder on steroids or eric holder 2.0 in our relationshipn the future with the attorney general's office. you know, time will tell. >> well, you know, the justice department apparently there is -- there is a belief now that what has happened in ferguson, that although the report is not yet out, that the fbi has already made its findings, and this is expected -- and this has been in a lot of reports -- that there will be no finding of wrongdoing against officer darren wilson. now, that has been out in the news for a while, although the final report isn't out yet. and yet i didn't hear a peep from anybody. but if the locals said or did anything, they were looting and committing arson and stealing. how do you read that? how do you read the difference? >> well, you know, the report, as you indicated, isn't out yet. i think one of the best things that loretta lynch can do is sign off on that quickly, if there's no finding of probable cause and any civil rights violations have taken place. i think the grand jury in ferguson, missouri, got it right

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. >> you're not eric holder, are you?o, i'm not, sir. >> no one is suggesting you are, but of course attorney general holder's record is heavy on our minds now. >> she was nominated for her job a month before ash carter was nominated for his job. and neither of them had a single hiccup in their confirmation, had a single scandal or accusation, neither of them even got a hard question. now ash carter is our nation's defense secretary, and loretta lynch is still waiting for a vote. and for awhile, it seemed like republican senators were admitting there was no objections to her nomination. it seemed like she would get a vote. then for some reason, now she reportedly doesn't have enough republican support to win confirmation as attorney general. republicans have cooled on her, whatever that means. if you're confounded, that is because it is confounding. in part because of what job she is supposed to get, right? who she is supposed to replace, there is almost no one that republicans and congress reject to more than do the curr

eric is a coward, okay? a coward.come on and say, bill, this didn't happen, i was there i saw this. i want david, and you, howard, to call him and ask and he was there? was he there? if he was, why did he have no video? >> i welcome the chance to talk toism. >> i know you have to run. we are trying to get rather, and the president of conclusion news at the time, and we will have the video. they are saying we will have it, the video i shot my guys shot, we should have it all tomorrow on "the factor." >> clearly the story is not over. thanks for calling in, bill o'reilly. >> we will look at whether the net works gave both sides of the debate in the coverage of the legal set back on the immigration order. >> and james rosen weighs in and root causes behind isis. e.e.e.e.e.e. i'd rather do anything else than sit at a dealership. it's a lot of haggling and it takes so long. craig's experience is completely different than mine. yeah. yes, mike has used truecar. at truecar, we'll show you how much others paid for the car you

y a eric lo pasÓ otra cosa, donde Él no hizo esta decisiÓn. a Él le ptasÓ. _ a Él le pasÓ.oria. saldrÁ en los medios e el inglÉs. le deseamos mucha suerte. >> por cierto, hablando de perritos nos vamos con este acto de un valiente de 4 patas. >> se enfrentÓ un pitbull para salvar la niÑa. terminÓ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ muy malo porque no pasan. mire algo sospechoso. >> reaccionaron varios residentes al caso de una joven que escapÓ de una casa que al parecer la violaban y la mantuvieron secuestrada. >> acciÓn ejecutiva, el gobierno federal busca suspender el fallo de los inmigrantes. >> un joven que llegÓ en la escuela despuÉs del receso escolar, sometido con pistola electricÁ generando controversia. noticias univisiÓn comienza ya. >> es hora del noticiero mÁs visto en espaÑol en el Área de la bahÍa. noticias univisiÓn 14. a las 6. >> buenas tardes. bienvenidos. >> en informaciÓn de Última hor una persona muriÓ y otra herida en un accidente que ocurriÓ esta tarde. >> el percanse que tuvo lugar en la calle 32 y la avenida san pablo se cree que hubo involucrados tres vehÍculos. >> la policÍ

she would differ from eric holder. that was not a good start. when she was asked about president obama's is illegal and unconstitutional executive amnesty, amnesty which i might note no less a legal scholars and barack obama noted he lacked the authority to issue. and amnesty which i would note just last week a federal district court declared illegal. and support executive amnesty. she found a legal justification reasonable. it doesn't stop at that. not just the attorney-general who will carry out this illegal and unconstitutional executive, loretta lynch went much further. when loretta lynch was asked in her legal judgment the theory of prosecutorial discretion allowed president obama to extend amnesty to all 12 million people here illegally, she refused to answer that question. when miss lynch was asked if and her understanding of prosecutorial discretion a subsequent president could instruct the treasury department to no longer collect taxes in excess of 25%, she refused to answer that question. when loretta lynch w

y a eric lo pasÓ otra cosa, donde Él no hizo esta decisiÓn. a Él le ptasÓ. _ a Él le pasÓ.drÁ en los medios e el inglÉs. le deseamos mucha suerte. >> por cierto, hablando de perritos nos vamos con este acto de un valiente de 4 patas. >> se enfrentÓ un pitbull para salvar la niÑa. terminÓ herido, pero ha sentido hoy. >> tenemos un rÉcord de frÍo pero estas fueron las temperaturas, cerca de cero gran parte de la regiÓn en atlantic city con temperaturas extraordinariamente frÍas, si comparamos el rÉcord de todos los tiempos por la foto de filadelfia desde que tenemos registro, tuvimos una mÍnima de dos en el aeropuerto y rÉcord en 1903 miren quÉ distante estuvo prÁcticamente empatado, estas temperaturas en algunas estaciones se ha roto rÉcords de la dÉcada de 60, de 50 y eso tenemos para el aeropuerto de filadelfia. esta tarde 14 a 17 gran parte del area pero ahora lo peor es que tenemos este aviso de condiciones invernales, advertencia filadelfia con aviso. yo regreso para hablar de la nieve. >> muchas gracias, eduardo, vamos a iniciar la cobertura sobre el asesinato de taxis

se llama camino real y esta parte del proyecto que eric creÓ a raÍz de su accidente. >> son mÁs de 800rema de los casi 5 millones de perros callejeros que deambulan por la ciudad de guatemala. intentÓ acercarse al entrenador de perros mÁs popular del mundo. >> mi meta es capacitarme con Él pero para eso necesito de tu ayuda. >> erick me envÍo el video y asistiÓ a un seminario con el propio cÉsar. >> erick tu sueÑo cumplido! yo pasÉ por lo mismo mi propia forma. me quise suicidar y a erick le pasÓ otra cosa donde Él no hizo esta decisiÓn. a Él le pasÓ pero no se dio por vencido, no se rindiÓ y los perros tocaron algo profundo en Él. entonces me identifico en esas historias >> erick recibiÓ el entrenamiento siempre con la meta de salvar a los tarros de su paÍs. >> es mi turno de devolverles sin esperar nada a cambio. >> le preguntÉ a cÉsar quÉ aprendiÓ de Él. >> personas como erick me recuerdan por quÉ vivir. >> cÉsar quedÓ muy impresionado con erick y hasta le dedicÓ un capÍtulo de su libro, nosotros tuvimos la premisa de esta historia que a partir de hoy empezar a salir en los medios e

back to you arthel and eric. >> we'll have to be really careful. arthel? >> japan vowing to hold isis responsible after the terror group's latest video shows the purported beheading of second japanese hostage freelance journalist kenji goto. meanwhile the world is still waiting to learn the fate of a jordanian pilot, also held by isis. jordan has renewed its offer to exchange an al qaeda member on death row. all these headlines fuelling debate in washington about whether there is a plan to defeat islamic extremists. >> the president has set an ambitious, and i think under current circumstances, unrealistic goal when he talks about our intent being to destroy isis. with the means that he has approved so far, i think that's an unattainable objective. >> peter doocy is joining us now live from washington. peter, hi. >> hi, arthel now that isis has once again brutally murdered an innocent hostage there is new pressure on president obama to do more to rattle islamic state fighters and make these kidnappings and beheadings more difficult or impossible. in fact s

here's eric close. he's been playing here for a long time. got a very tidy thing. both he and lewis playing in the final group. eric close the actor who as clint mentioned had a role in "american sniper" and his own television series with "nashville" after longtime success "without a trace." there's hughy lewis in the foreground who first started playing in this event back in the 1980's. >> you know this man, from middle valley, california, huey lewis! jim: he entertained the volunteers last night. >> from los angeles california, eric close. 10 handicap is huey, making it to sunday for the fifth time. dd come on, now. that was for a birdie. and he'll step up and try to pop that in for a net birdie. huey was your partner back yesteryear at this event. nick: in the mid 1990's. he really struggled then when he played courses like cypress. spyglass the par 4's there. they were long for these guys. not as easy as today. jim: jim furyk now in her close in two and has a chance to climb town 17 under would put him in a tie for fourth with jason day and dustin johnson and p

i'm eric thomas. cheryl is on assignment. >> investigators are sorting out a bizarre confrontation that involved a gun battle between the home own somewhere intruders. it began past midnight at a family's home on acacia lane. >> reporter: police say that the home that was innedvaded and the home next door both had marijuana growing at them. in the home where the criminals stormed into, there were two small children sleeping. when armed men broke down the door before 1:00 this morning they got quits a surprise armed homeowner. >> during that exchange two suspects were shot and fled the scene. >> reporter: police put out an alert for officers to watch hospitals for the suspect vehicle. and an hour later a sheriff's deputy spotted it pulling into the kaiser permanente parking lot. >> the suspects barricaded them in the vehicle and refused to come out. he was convinced these were the suspects from the home invasion. >> reporter: the stand-off lasted 30 minutes and then officers fired a tear gas canister i

eric, what is this place?this is the other part of the equation that was our family learning how to save the world's largest car collection. this is mar marymount. it's an event center. a museum. >> your museum? >> yeah. we wanted another museum that was about the lemay family and our taste in collecting. we may be only 6 miles apart, but we're very different culturally from each other. they consider marymount the down to earth little brother. the sleek modern museum. it's the dirty finger version that celebrates harold's cars and nobody elses. it depends on the hard work of eric. everyone from the tour guide to the director is a volunteer. are you in the black or in the red? >> at some point, and it's not that far away, this will be a self-sustaining business. it looks really like it's going to be healthy for a long, long time. ♪ jamie: before i leave, there's one last car eric tells me i need to see. >> it's a 1948 tucker. >> wait a minute, harold wanted a tucker, he never got it. >> my grandmother bought it

eric?> our colleague, ainsley earhart scored an interview with tim too he bow, air on fox and friends tomorrow morning about his night to shine, tee poe sponsors special needs kids who may not get invited to high school proms churches across the states, i think 26 states 41 churches or so, offering a prom knit for special needs kids. >> love it. so sweet. >> for me faith is number one and way of showing my faith is through loving other people. you know so so many times, christianity and the gospel and everything can get so cluttered but i try to keep it very simple to love god and love other people and that's really what our foundation stands for. we want to love other people. we want to build other people up. >> a great program. check it out tomorrow morning, fox and friends. >> he is a terrible guy. all right, kt? >> all right thank you so much. so in other news, rosie o'donnell said good poi and farewell to "the view" and hello to sunny florida, where she will be vacationing with his fam

i'm eric bolling welcome to "cashin' in." jonathan hoenig, juan williams, monica crowley and lisa booth. state department spokesperson want to give radical islamists jobs. >> we've all been piling on and mocking marie hart for that comment but she was just echoing what her boss believes because the next day this week president obama said the exact same thing. this is what you get when you put leftists in charge of national security. you get this kind of indulgence of the victim hood cult get this transfer of responsibility that somehow it's our responsibility to remake the economy of the middle east. look, you are dealing with a global religious movement, the objective of which is the global domination of islam. what the left wants to do starting with the president is apparently air left access to obamacare, subsidized housing and job fairs and think that somehow those things are going to make it all go away. >> lisa, is this a good idea? i'm baffled? i'm actually shocked this is what they're going to do now. if you want to f

no one would come to the desk to talk to us. >> reporter: eric with channel 2.: no manager here? >> reporter: they are now asking city leaders to step in. >> this is a dangerous situation and something has to get done now. >> reporter: they are just trying to survive. somehow 16-year-old is managing straight as in school. >> yeah. made the dean's list. >> reporter: now they are being tested in ways they never imagined. >> how long can you stick it out here? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> we checked back with them today. there are some repairs happening right now. a follow up inspection by the fire department also shows that blocked fire escape has been fixed with other problems found in our report. there is more work to be done. eric rasmussen, ktvu fox 2 news. >> you think that 16-year-old girl is under the dean's list under those conditions. >>> our weather now because we have big changes on the way. it will rain around here. >> it will start raining tonight, tomorrow morning. by the afternoon commute it is wet at your house. down to san jose. morgan hill.

and veronica thank you eric holder eric holder said fox on the problem.it right, when i said maybe he is. >> we didn't create these crisis you did, we didn't target reporters, you did. now you and your boss are always pretty good at saying fox is the problem, but after a while don't you see that you are the problem. ace trades get free real time quotes and teleport myself to aruba. i wish. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. neil: what the heck is the deal with the president who continues to refuse to say the words islamic extremism. well, after a big speech from a lot of you the president has it right, i'm going out right now to hug a muslim, and clark says is a dedicated fox news and untrained observer let's talk about this restored and give i

in the case of eric holder, you know, he is paid by the taxpayers. while it's not unusual for politicians in either party to pick and choose favorite outlets, when he's doing all these other interviews to thumb his nose so openly at fox i guess he feels he doesn't have to worry about it after this. but as the nation's top law enforcement officer really afraid of bret baier? >> well some people would be he's a good tough questioner. >> but a very fair questioner who with greta van susteren. president obama sat down with bill o'reilly twice. so i think it does say a lot about eric holder that he is say backing away from this opportunity where he could make the case for his tenure and for what he sees as his accomplishments and could knock down any criticism. it's a shame. >> well, i'm sure the door would always be open for him here at "the kelly file," although i'm not sure he'd want to tangle with megyn. >> justice department says it's still under review. i guess we might get an answer in a year now. >> howie in the meantime see you on sunday. >> look

especially destructive one, eric.ny times it's not like when the president is going to ask you to pay for they're forcing you to pay more and the gas tax is specifically a tax on production a tax on the ability to earn wealth and enjoy your life whether you're driving to work or vacationing. >> we've got to go johnny. say the word that we should be doing with our highways? >> privatize. >> beng goe. coming up wake up america the president comparing a group of christian centuries ago to current day radical whoa! oh, look a redhead! (gasping) staring contest! you still got it! i know! [narrator] come alive with the forest. the dad was cute! they were looking right at us! [narrator] visit discovertheforest.org to find a forest near you. @? >>> all right. i want to say thank you to our "cashin' in" crew four joining us you can head over to foxnews.com slash "cashin' in" to see jonathan's stock picks. time to wake up america. president obama did something this week that i believe will follow him for the rest of his preside

i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> u.s. troops are racketing up. a cbs news poll finds nearly two out of three americans, 65% say isis is a major threat to the united states. 67% say the war against the islamic terror group is going badly and that's up ten points in just four months. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the u.s. military says the operation to retake mosul is likely to take place in april or may. the iraqi forces make it clear they plan to regain control of their second largest city. the operation to retake mosul will involve a force of 20,000 to 25,000 iraqi troops supported by u.s. air power. isis gained control in june. it's held by one1,000 or 2,000 iraqi fighters. they'll be trained by military advisers at base in iraq. a poll says for the first time they favor ground troops. that's up 18% since september. president obama was careful to separate islam from terrorism. >> the notion that the west is at war with islam is a lie. and all of us regardless of our faith, have a responsibili

here's eric close. he's been playing here for a long time. got a very tidy thing. both he and lewis playing in the final group. eric close the actor who as clint mentioned had a role in "american sniper" and his own television series with "nashville" after longtime success "without a trace." there's hughy lewis in the foreground who first started playing in this event back in the 1980's. >> you know this man, from middle valley, california, huey lewis! jim: he entertained the volunteers last night. >> from los angeles california, eric close. 10 handicap is huey, making it to sunday for the fifth time. dd come on, now. that was for a birdie. and he'll step up and try to pop that in for a net birdie. huey was your partner back yesteryear at this event. nick: in the mid 1990's. he really struggled then when he played courses like cypress. spyglass the par 4's there. they were long for these guys. not as easy as today. jim: jim furyk now in her close in two and has a chance to climb town 17 under would put him in a tie for fourth with jason day and dustin johnson and p

eric? >> all right. quite a message today from cpac and we'll have a lot more throughout the newscast. we will have a fair and balanced analysis of these poll results. our political panel will join us in a few minutes to sort out what this means. >>> from a political winner to political chaos, uncertainty lawmakers passing a seven-day stopgap funding measure to keep the homeland security running. underscoring deep divisions over the way forward. gop lawmakers split with some want to go reverse president obama's immigration orders as a condition for funding dhs and others who want a stand alone funding bill. peter doocy has been watching this bouncing ball and has the details from washington. hi. >> reporter: hi. the one week extension means that nobody working under the dhs umbrella is going to get furloughed or go without a paycheck for at least another six days and means the republicans are going to get another crack at cutting out money used to fund president obama's executive actions on immigration.

eric vandercar was a live music fan who worked as a bond trader. the body of joseph nadol is preparing for the identification of his body. also killed was 41-year-old aditya tomar of connecticut. they'll investigate the adequacy of the train's exits. passengers who survived described a quite chaotic scene. >> someone reacted quickly, broke the emergency exit window -- not window, hatch, pulled the lever down helped pull the door down and we jumped out. and while it's impossible to predict what could happen in the event of a train accident, rail experts say historically some parts of the train may be safer than others. >> sit in the aisle seat rather than the window seat and sit toward the middle of the car instead of the end of the car. >> now, the railway says an average of 230 to 250 people are killed each year at highway grade railroad crossings and 94% of those cases can be blamed on risky driver behavior or poor judgment. anne-marie? >> don champion here in new york. thank you, don. >>> well coming up on "cbs this morning" this morning, we'll