>> that was eric williams. >> reporter: eric williams? who was eric williams?h an office right across the street from the courthouse. in 2010, he was elected by the 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 iqs. >> he was a great judge. i liked having him in there. he would understand the law and i thought he was very fair. >> i mean, everyone respected him. >> reporter: 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 b

i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams eric bolling and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> did hillary clinton send confidential information through her private e-mail account while she was secretary of state? well she denies it. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. >> but an internal government review found that clinton did send classified material in at least four e-mails from her personal server. there could be many more. the discovery was determined through an inspection of only 40 e-mails out of more than 30,000 by the office of the inspector general of the intelligence community. clinton addressed this issue earlier. >> i want to say a word about what's in the news today. and it's because there have been a lot of inaccuracies maybe the heat is getting to everybody. i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. and i will do my part. >> here's some of

. >> i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams eric bolling and the brother i nevergutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president obama proudly announced a nuke deal with iran this morning that he claims will make the world safer and more secure. >> because america negotiated from a position of strength and principle, we have stopped the spread of nuclear weapons in this region. this deal offers an opportunity to move in a new direction. >> israel's prime minister has a very different assessment. >> the world is a much m

. >> i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams eric bolling and the brother i never wanted greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president obama proudly announced a nuke deal with iran this morning that he claims will make the world safer and more secure. >> because america negotiated from a position of strength and principle, we have stopped the spread of nuclear weapons in this region. this deal offers an opportunity to move in a new direction. >> israel's prime minister has a very different assessment. >> the world is a much more dangerous place today than it was yesterday. what a stunning historic mistake. and israel is not bound by this deal with iran because iran continues to seek our destruction. we will always defend ourselves. >> the president found bibi netanyahu earlier to recommit his support. iran's leader maintains his country never sought to build the bomb. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> translator: making an atomic bomb is wrong inhumane and forbiddenment iran has never pursued an atomic bomb and will never pursue that.

i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams eric bolling and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> did hillary clinton send confidential information through her private e-mail account while she was secretary of state? well she denies it. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. >> but an internal government review found that clinton did send classified material in at least four e-mails from her personal server. there could be many more. the discovery was determined through an inspection of

inside patrick baltazar's shirt. >> these two hairs were consistent with originating from williams. >> then there was ericnd the fiber stuck to his tennis shoe. this is a blow-up of those red fibers. the same kind were in a car williams was driving that year. >> this puts middlebrooks both in the interior and -- of the '79 ford and the trunk of the '79 ford. >> did you ever meet any of the young men who were victims? >> no, i did not. >> never met them once? >> no. >> not once? >> no. >> it's incalculable the odds that they were not in contact with him sf -- in this environment. >> the fiber evidence is your biggest obstacle. >> that fiber evidence may have been manipulated in this case point blank and simple because they had a suspect which was wayne and that manipulation no doubt continued even after my trial up until this point. >> there were just too many fibers placed on too many bodies. >> mike dearham in blue seen here the night of the verdict was one of the jurors. >> what would the chances be of finding these same -- all of these fibers? the chances would be just astronomical. >> this witness, ro

bob bankin eric bowe doug hurley and sonny williams the test pilots on board of boeing and spacex rockets and returning to the u.s. to launch humans from cape canaveral, and they are excited. >> part of it is pride. part of it is the technology development. part of it is just you know we've been a space-faring nation for the better part of 50 years and to not have an indigenous capability is probably something that we should fix. >> boeing and spacex won about $7 billion in nasa contracts to tell their capsules and rocket systems, and the new launch america team also keenly aware that space travel is risky and in the past nine months twice we've seen commercial cargo ships explode, most recently with spacex two weeks ago. the exact cause still unknown. john? >> phil keithing in florida, phil thank you, and we'll be right back. >>> well time for the final 30. ibm breaking new ground launching a service to allow working mothers to travel on business to ship breast milk back home for their babies. >> and a 108-year-old woman becoming the oldest person to throw the first pitch at a major leag

. >>> i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams katie and eric bolling. something we caught "the five." >> here's an isis joke. why did the jihadist execute 74 children? because they can. see, the joke's not funny because it's true. isis can kill scores of kids and women because we let them. credit ocean privilege. the benefit of thousands of miles of watery separation which allows for breezy nonintervention which is less a stance than it is a slumber. as isis continues redefine evil our current strategy is to mock their success as a way to hinder their propaganda. but it's l

. >>> i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams katie and eric bolling. this is something we caught "the five." >> here's an isis joke. why did the jihadist execute 74 children? because they can. see, the joke's not funny because it's true. isis can kill scores of kids and women because we let them. credit ocean privilege. the benefit of thousands of miles of watery separation which allows for breezy nonintervention which is less a stance than it is a slumber. as isis continues redefine evil our current strategy is to mock their success as a way to hinder their propaganda. but it's like turning off the tv because your team is getting clobbered. the score remains the same. but we can't keep turning it off. al asada is the 65th creep charged with terror-related activity in cahoots with isis. part of a group planning to bomb a new york landmark he's the fifth ghoul arrested recently in the new york area as authorities issued a heightened threat alert ahead of the holidays. how about a new joke? why hasn't isis killed 74 of our kids? don't worry. they're work

. >>> i'm eric bolling along with wimbledon, juan williams melissa francis and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in the city and this is "the five." just a few hours ago president obama held an hour and ten-minute press conference outlining his rationale for doing a massive deal with the iranian regime. he began by taking on some of his biggest critics. >> for all the objections of prime minister netanyahu or for that matter some of the republican leadership that's already spoken none of them have presented to me or the american people a better alternative. either the issue of iran obtaining a nuclear weapon is resolved diplomatically through negotiation or it's resolved through force, through war. >> here's abc's jon karl wondering what's on a lot of our minds. if the deal was so good and this was the best option why are dictators celebrating the most? >> mr. president, does it give you any pause to see this deal praised by syrian dictator assad as a great victory for iran or praised by those in tehran who still shout death to america and yet our closest ally in the middle east calls

. >>> i'm eric bolling along with wimbledon, juan williams melissa francis and greg gutfeld.n the city and this is "the five." just a few hours ago president obama held an hour and ten-minute press conference outlining his rationale for doing a massive deal with the iranian regime. he began by taking on some of his biggest critics. >> for all the objections of prime minister netanyahu or for that matter some of the republican leadership that's already spoken none of them have presented to me or the american people

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle,h williams, dana perino and jessie waters.00 in new york city and this is "the five." at his campaign kickoff donald trump fired up the 2016 race with his comments about illegal immigration. today the republican frontrunner went to the front lines of the debate, our border with mexico, and fielded questions from reporters. >> i think i'll win the hispanic vote. i'm way, way ahead with the hispanics, well into the 30s, and i think second is like 11. so i have a great relationship. over the years thousands and thousands of hispanics have worked for

." >>> i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams dana perino and greg gutfeld.s 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." bill o'reilley says throw them into prison for five years if they come back. donald trump says build a wall and make mexico pay for it to keep them out. senator tom cotton says if you choose to be a sanctuary city and hide illegals from the feds you should be stripped of your federal law enforcement grants. all interesting ideas, i'd say all of the above. but if you disagree with me maybe too insensitive to illegals? let's see if you still think so after listening to these families who lost children to illegals com

. >>> i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams greg gutfeld, dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five". >> welcome, everybody. it's something like the fastest but this time it's four stories. first all you have to do is open a newspaper or turn on the tv and you know after ten years of marriage one of hollywood's most famous couples are calling it quits. jennifer garner and ben affleck have decided to split, making this from affleck at the 2013 academy awards all the more sad. >> i want to thank my wife who i don't normally associate with iran. [ laughter ] >> but i want to thank you for working on our marriage for the last -- it's good. it is work but it's the best kind of work. and there's no one i'd rather work with. >> the refreshing couple were known to buck the hollywood mold and put family first. their statement reflected that saying "we go forward with love and friendship for one another and a commitment to coparenting our children whose privacy we ask to be respected during this difficult time." now, k.g. ben and jenn, everyone

." >>> i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." bill o'reilley says throw them into prison for five years if they come back. donald trump says build a wall and make mexico pay for it to keep them out. senator tom cotton says if you choose to be a sanctuary city and hide illegals from the feds you should be stripped of your federal law enforcement grants. all interesting ideas, i'd say all of the above. but if you disagree with me maybe too insensitive to illegals? let's see if you still think so after listening to these families who lost children to illegals committing crimes. >> it's the strange thing is spencer's mother and i, we don't think about the killer that much. we feel like he was more or less a foot soldier. it's our government that did this. it's cherry picking laws. >> i'm looking at this thinking and listening to all these other stories thinking the leniency that our government is showing these illegals is costing innocent american lives. if people don't start speakin

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle,h williams, dana perino and jessie waters. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." at his campaign kickoff donald trump fired up the 2016 race with his comments about illegal immigration. today the republican frontrunner went to the front lines of the debate, our border with mexico, and fielded questions from reporters. >> i think i'll win the hispanic vote. i'm way, way ahead with the hispanics, well into the 30s, and i think second is like 11. so i have a great relationship. over the years thousands and thousands of hispanics have worked for me. the border patrol invited me. and then they canceled because frankly they don't want to get involved. they invited me then at the last moment we were virtually in the air. they said we can't get involved. i heard they got those orders from washington. i see the unions are very much involved with the border patrols but you have to let them do their job. they want to do their job. that's why they invited me. they invited me. >> are you in favor of a wall? >> oh, yeah. in cer

. >>> i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams greg gutfeld, dana perino.00 in new york city and this is "the five". >> welcome, everybody. it's something like the fastest but this time it's four stories. first all you have to do is open a newspaper or turn on the tv and you know after ten years of marriage one of hollywood's most famous couples are calling it quits. jennifer garner and ben affleck have decided to split, making this from affleck at the 2013 academy awards all the more sad. >> i want to thank my wife who i don't normally associate with iran. [ laughter ] >> but i want to thank you for

eric: he just walks away and goes into that shower. and it leads to a mile-long tunnel equipped with the motorcycle. martha: william lajeunesse joins us from our west coast newsroom. this captivated everyone's attention. >> reporter: the video makes guzman's escape make the mexican government look even more incompetent. the damage is done, mexico's most powerful criminal breaks out for a second time even after u.s. officials say they warned the mexican government this would happen. there is a mexican saying take the silver or the gold. take the money or you will be shot. one prisoner paid off 22 jail guard in bogota. mexico has offered a reward but anybody who claims it could get the lead as well as the silver. el chapo is responsible for moving the heroin meth, and coke across the u.s. border. in chicago the crime commission labeled him public enemy number one. al capone is the only other gangster to have been labeled public enemy number one. >> we need a concerted effort of the mexican and u.s. government recapturing mr. guzman before he's able to dig himself into a worm hole somewhere never to be found again. >>

eric bedingfield, those people decided they were going to fight. many of you others that have served in the military mr. williams, mr. hart it's not an easy thing to take up arms. you hear people all the time saying, we should fight. we should go to war. most of those people have never seen violence firsthand. violence firsthand, especially the aspects of war, is not a pretty thing. people die. not like a kids game. not like a tv show where they jump back up bounce back up. they don't come back. robert brown you served. thank you forrior service. if we were attacked today each of you, including myself, would be ready to take up arms and face whatever came at us. i'm fat and old. i'd be cannon fodder today. but i'd be willing to take up those arms. and if i had been treated the way the cherokee nation did, i would have been ready to take up arms at that point. so i'm going to ask you today to support this amendment. it does change. it does alter. it takes the fence down and creates a memorial to a man that i consider great. the great stan watie. if you look up there, it doesn't look like watie, does it? it looks

eric bedingfield, those people decided they were going to fight. many of you others that have served in the military mr. williams, mr. hart it's not an easy thing to take up arms. you hear people all the time saying, we should fight. we should go to war. most of those people have never seen violence firsthand. violence firsthand, especially the aspects of war, is not a pretty thing. people die. not like a kids game. not like a tv show where they jump back up bounce back up. they don't come back. robert brown you served. thank you forrior service. if we were attacked today each of you, including myself, would be ready to take up arms and face whatever came at us. i'm fat and old. i'd be cannon fodder today. but i'd be willing to take up those arms. and if i had been treated the way the cherokee nation did, i would have been ready to take up arms at that point. so i'm going to ask you today to support this amendment. it does change. it does alter. it takes the fence down and creates a memorial to a man that i consider great. the great stan watie. if you look up there, it doesn't look like watie, does it? it looks

ganÓ steven que querÍa imitar el look de william, en honor de la juventud, de premios juventud, se ve muy bien. eric el dÍa de la constituciÓn de puerto rico, es maÑana, pero nosotros nos adelantamos hoy y empezamos a disfrutar de ella. johnny: y tenemos al grupo plena es! que muy pronto estarÁn en las fiestas de san sebastiÁn en miami. alejandro: tambiÉn quiero mandarle un saludo a mis compatriotas venezolanos porque hoy naciÓ simón bolÍvar, y todos me estÁn comentando y saludando. william: tambiÉn quiero mandar un saludo a juan que estÁ en el hospital, es un amigo de la casa, ha estado aquÍ "despierta amÉrica", muy pronta recuperaciÓn, y mucha fuerza a tu familia. francisca: ahora pasamos con carla y la informaciÓn que nos tienen. ♪ ♪ karla: hay mucha informaciÓn muchachos, fÍjense, darse cuenta de que tu pareja tiene un amante es quizÁso una de las cosas mÁs difÍciles de enfrontar en la vida, pero se deberÍa enfrentar al amante?, escuchemos lo que dicen las personas al respecto. >> creo que lo seguirÍa, ella que ni se me asome, ni que se me cruce, me parece una loca, una loca. >> no los enfrentar

williams at length. then we'll invite you to reach your own verdict, guilty, innocent, or a third choice, not proven. the first clue was found on a dead boy's tennis shoes. the victim was eric middlebrooks, his body left here in a rainy alley. a foster child who rode his bicycle away one night on an errand and was dead by dawn. detective bob buffington saw something red stuck to eric's tennis shoe. >> and i noticed in the flap of the edge of this shoe this tuft of what, to me, appeared to be wool. and that was it. we could find no other evidence. >> back at homicide, buffington showed the fibers to his superiors. >> the lieutenant made a big joke out of it and told the rest of the squad that if i went over to the lieutenant's house and cleaned out the lint trap in his dryer we could probably clear out all the cases in the city of atlanta. >> still, buffington sent the fibers to the state crime laboratory. a young forensic scientist, larry peterson, took a look. so why was the a fiber that was stuck in the crack of a shoe, why was that important? >> because it was somewhat loosely there. people normally don't have tufts of carpet fibers stuck loosely in their shoe. >> from t

eric beddingfield those people decided they were going to fight. many of you others is that have served in the military, mr. williams, mr. hart, it's not an easy thing to take up arms. you hear people all the time saying we should fight we should go to war. most of those people have never seen violence firsthand. violence firsthand, especially aspects of war is not a pretty thing. people die. not like a kid's game, not like a tv show where they jump back up, bounce back up. they don't come back. robert brown you served. thank you for your service. if we were attacked today, each of you including myself would be ready to take up arms and face whatever came at us. i'm fat and old. i'd be cannon fodder today. but i'd be willing to take up those arms. and if i had been treated the way the cherokee nation did, i would have been ready to take up arms at that point. so i'm going to ask you today to support this amendment. it does change. it does alter. it takes the fence down. and creates a memorial to a man that i consider great, the great stand watie. now, if you looked up there, it doesn't look like watie, does it? his chero