. >> reporter: serena williams is reading a message she wrote in memory of her friend and juan williams who was shot to death saturday night outside the south shore lanes bowling alley in alameda. 19-year-old antoine williams was a popular oakland high school senior and a standout on the wildcats football team. in wake of this tragedy on monday school officials opened the athletic area for students to hold a special memorial in his honor. >> we played the football game for him. a lot of people showed their love for him. and after that, we had a horseshoe and told our memories and showed our love to him and his family. >> i feel very sad. we grew up together and i don't know what to do without him now. i just love him so much. >> reporter: fellow football teammates loved him as well. here you see them writing goodbye messages on antoine's locker. >> when i found out, i immediately broke down and didn't want to believe it at first. i asked as many people as i could. i broke down crying. i couldn't sleep or eat. thinking about lots of good brother. lot at teammate. lost a wonderful friend.

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juan williams, and charles hurt, political conhumist. guy, you start. hat this is nate race in new a very, very tight race, itself and could -- >> i asked the sitting governor. >> right. and the incumbent has a very, very small lead in polling average. there is a big poll ahead from the last couple. she spent in 24 hours of the campaign doing 24 events, sprinting to the finish. i think this race could determine the outcome of the senate who controls the senate. if ayotte wins, the g.o.p. has a chance to hang on. she was sort of on board with them, then ran away from him when the access hollywood tape came out, then, said in a debate perhaps he was a good role model for children, then, said no, never mind. cut an ad saying neither are. she's done the dance well in that state and is running ahead of trump. >> mike tobin about a race from wisconsin. he's been behind the entire race. >> you should just keep saying that. ron johnson from wisconsin. >> he has momentum. i think he's my dark horse upset from tomorrow night. and it's going to be a very interesti

. >> host: dana perino, juan williams have all been on booktv. what are we going to get the other two? >> guest: i will talk to them this week. dana perino hears her most recent book, "let me tell you about jasper...: how my best friend became america's dog". this is booktv on c-span2 and way of life in miami. coming up next is a former member of the obama administration. her name, julia kiam. her book is called security mom. we'll be talking about national security with her and taking your calls. but >> our friendship should not have been surprising. they would have known that justice scalia was exceedingly fond of justice brennan who is also at the opposite side in many cases and justice brennan usually enjoyed justice scalia's company as i do. he has an extraordinary ability to make you smile, even months. we were on the d.c. circuit to gather. justice scalia would whisper some mean to me. i had everything, all i could do to avoid laughing out loud. i have to sometimes pinch myself. people sometimes ask what is your favorite? i said i'd know w

rich lowry, juan williams, gentlemen good day to you? what do you think?ighter of the candidates are correct when they say they will bring the country together. if hillary wins she'll win with less than 50, the republicans will probably hold the house. and she is not an appealing politician. and this is the most challenging political job on the planet. if trump wins you will see a total meltdown on the left and the single most hostile media environment any incoming president has encountered. bill: well, i'm even couraged. i'm going to turn out the light and go back to bed. juan? >> obviously this campaign process, there is no getting away from it. i look at the numbers and i see it's so divided in terms of race in the society. it's almost completely white voters, especially whites who don't have college education voting for trump. it's 75, 85-15 in terms of non-wise and whites for clinton. so you see this great divide in the society in a way i think we haven't seen before with people with education versus those without education. >> i remember a day in des

but juan williams is here. orry. >> anxious to hear you -- these other people toipght see the man you are the co-host -- >> that is true. what the script is telling me. >> you've got it. stuart: of a problem with hint knowing the questions before hand and not saying anything about it. iithat's really disgraceful. >> you mean that she was prepared and violation would have been someone in brazil providing question to the campaign. [laughter] i think that's the problem. no, no -- stuart: here's the problem you go into a debate, the world is watching. and you know the questions before hand, your opponent doesn't. but you know the questions before hand because you cheated. you -- >> you cheated. it is a cheat. the questions -- do you agree with that? >> no. you don't? >> how then -- the questions before hand. >> aggressive campaign. >> prepared. >> i think what happened down in brazil that is wrong and i've said that to you, but -- both candidates -- candidates don't prepare for debates? >> brazil swrong is wrong and

. >>> hi, i'm kimberly guilfoyle with greg gutfeld, juan williams and dana perino.s is "the five." they are shouting female to hide the e-mail in a desperate defense of hillary, some claim the e-mail probe is an attack on women. berkeley professor robin lakeoff claims it's not about e-mails at all. it's about men not believing women should be engaging in high-level communication. sorry, robin, your

former assist to president bush and juan williams analyst. and democrats are crying foul and said he is not open the investigation. what he may have did may have energized the voter and supported her. is it a wash? >> i don't know about a wash. there are two point and you hit them both. after comey's announcement, i guess 11 days ago, we saw a tighten nothing the polls. it was not the case that it was a correlation. i think in the end of the races they get tighter and a lot of republicans consolidating behind donald trump. and paul ryan. i vote for him. and yes, he said no charges will be filed. but clinton backers came out in big numbers in terms of volunteerism and financial contributions. and so it may have energized her base and what happened yesterday. give jim comey, the fbi the benefit of the doubt and trying to get it done. but damage the fbi's reputation above the political fray. >> brad, gives us your assessment with the fbi in october and november. >> the fbi didn't have a choice to make their announcement to congress. that's what

. >> yeah, and juan williams. that's a tight-knit group, and we worked a lot of hours, a long time. truly, jackie, that's what i always wanted to do when i was a kid.jat' i started out in wyoming and colorado, and when i was in third grade, my dad had me read the rocky mountain news and denver post before i got home from -- before he got home from work, and i had to choose two articles to discuss before dinner. that really started my interest in news. what i really wanted to do my whole life was be on a sunday show talking about news of the day. i loved it when i would watch george will when i was a kid. he doesn't think that's very. funny.s a very [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> you're doing it five days a week. >> now i am. and the way i describe my life right now is one full of gratitude. i sign my books joy and gratitude, or joy or gratitude, however, depending on how many people are in line and i've gota to move them through. but i describe my career right now as my plate is full with als of my favorite foods. the only thing i think i need tk do right now is maybe take

with us now here in new york city to react is lisa booth and juan williams. y, juan. >> i was a little taken aback when i read it because i don't think that's right. she says it's an attack on us and here she is talking about a universe of women. >> yes. >> to me there is legitimate issue about the emails and about national security and mrs. clinton's decision to use the private server. i think it's overblown but i think it's a legitimate issue and not a gender-specific issue. >> and why do you think a professor at the university of california berkeley would inject this insane thesis so if donald trump had violated national security we would have ignored it because only women, lisa, are going to be subject to this national security scrutiny. >> this woman is a teacher as well which is more troubling. >> here is what is worse you have to pay to take her class. >> which blows my mind. >> you have to pay. >> i'm surprised that "time" magazine ran this column. >> it's asinine. the column doesn't make any sense to juan's point which is reasonable, i'm surprised but

. >>> hi, i'm kimberly guilfoyle with greg gutfeld, juan williams and dana perino. this is "the five." they are shouting female to hide the e-mail in a desperate defense of hillary, some claim the e-mail probe is an attack on women. berkeley professor robin lakeoff claims it's not about e-mails at all. it's about men not believing women should be engaging in high-level communication. sorry, robin, your tragic plea is about as high as a worm's burp. meanwhile, president obama is already casting more sexism, even if hillary wins. >> what do you think will be the female equivalent of you weren't born in this country? >> i think the equivalent will be she's tired, she's moody, she's being emotional. when men are ambitious, it's just taken for granted. when women are ambitious, why? that theme will continue throughout her presidency and it's contributed to this notion that somehow she is hiding something. >> dude, mr. president, she is hiding something. apparently team hillary knew anthony weiner was sexting a high schooler back in 2011. she should have told huma, it's e

juan williams and i are good friends and the libertarian conservative type guy with strong conservativesht now they would call the populace. my worklife is very much oriented towards talking about politics. i've been surprised because when i lived in washington d.c., your whole life tends to be politics. even in your social life you're in politics and that's not the case in manhattan. and it took me a while for new york to grow on me, but it really has. i find it kind of refreshing to be there or you can be anonymous or you can be and as much as you want to be. it is a place i think that welcomes a lot of diverse opinion. i don't think it's as partisan as it's made out to be. >> host: johnson at harbor beach, michigan. you aren't the tv with dana perino. >> caller: good afternoon. >> guest: high, how are you? >> caller: ensign. conservative guy from michigan. my wife is her liberal and myself. to be fair and balanced, she makes me watch these liberal channels which i do. i guess my question or my comment is i've seen since the election that they just seem -- the other side seem to just s

. >> and juan williams but that's a tightknit group and we work a lot of hours, a longtime.truly jack eagen that's what always wanted to the windows a kid. i started out in wyoming and colorado. when i was in third grade my dad had to bury the rocky mountain news in denver post before got home from work and had to choose two articles to discuss before dinner. and then it really started with interesting news. i'm a voracious news consumer. whatever they wanted to be my whole life must be on a sunday should talk about news of the day, like george will or, now that we're colleagues i get to telling i loved you when i would watch you when i was a kid. he doesn't think that's a very funny. >> doing it five days a week. >> now i am. the way i describe my life right now, i sign my books join and gratitude, or joint gratitude, or join an to you, depending on how many people online and have to move them through. describe my career right now is that my plate is full with all of my favorite foods. the only thing i think i need to do is maybe take a food off, because -- >> what would th

just to watch juan williams melt down and make all of those i don't understand faces.t would be delish. every day as i watched him unfold, it's like a home run ten times a day for me. it's beautiful g you're gloating, miller, about the election. you're actuallyng. >> for god's sake, bill, yeah, okay, if you want to call it that. they're not doing themselves any good. upper case democrats are now being asked to be lower case democratic and they're not answering the call. and if you don't think they would have gloated on their side, are you kidding me? >> of course. >> if you think they hate trump now, wait until his policies start working. what is going to happen then. >> it's just the idea of his policies. now when i was in school, wit us the vietnam air rar, very intense demonstrations but there was really something to demonstrate about. there was a vicious war in vietnam. it wasn't being fought to the benefit of america, particularly the military that were thrown into the jungles over there, weren't protecting them the way we should. that's not why the kids were demo

faulkner, meghan mccain, ainslee earhart today, and today's, #oneluckyguy, co-host of the five, juan williams you don't have a children's book out, but you are outnumbered.

>> tomorrow morning, juan williams and i will be on fox news sunday with chris wallace. >> yes.ening the new studio. tune in because it's spectacular. they spent so much money to make -- >> how are you christening it? >> will there be champagne? >> in the morning? >> mimosas? >> of course. >> greg has had a few. >> did he have two? >> i didn't have anything to drink. >> kimberly, big plans for tonight? >> yes. actually i'm going to be on wattwat tt >>> right now on justice. >> how about if she's running the country? she can't run an e-mail. >> a surgeon donald trump storms through the ever tightening battleground states. >> i want to be the president for everybody. >> while hillary dances under the florida rain drops, but will it rain on her parade on tuesday? late breaking news on the changing electoral map. >>> plus, donald trump jr. headlines an all-star line-up joining me tonight. then -- >> if he doesn't win, what are you going to do? >> crawl up a in a ball and be sad. >> the faithful gather where i

laura ingraham, fox news political analyst juan williams, and lisa boothe. laura, we got to start this discussion about personnel picks with you about you. you are under consideration to be the white house press secretary. two quick questions. have you talked with donald trump since the election, and are you -- is it still a possibility? >> yes and i guess so. i really don't have anything new to say about it other than the fact that, you know, it's an intriguing idea. it really is a great privilege to be considered. they have a really good team. kellyanne obviously is phenomenal. first woman to run a presidential i know sean spicer is over there doing great stuff. if you like jason miller. a lot of good people out there. it's nice to be considered. i'm always open to new adventures. >> let me ask you a broader question on the issue. there's been a lot of criticism about donald trump's relationship with the press, that he's targeted reporters during the campaign, that he's ditched his press pool. do you think he understands the role that the media plays, part

>> tomorrow morning, juan williams and i will be on fox news sunday with chris wallace. >> yes.are christening the new studio. tune in because it's spectacular. they spent so much money to make -- >> how are you christening it? >> will there be champagne? >> in the morning? >> mimosas? >> of course. >> greg has had a few. >> did he have two? >> i didn't have anything to drink. >> kimberly, big plans for tonight? >> yes. actually i'm going to be on wattwat watters world. >> special report is up next. >>> this is a fox news alert. hillary clinton and donald trump barnstorming the battlegrounds as this wild political season draws to a close. hello. welcome to special report. both campaigns leaving nothing to chance in a final flurry of activity. happening now, hillary clinton just landed in philadelphia for an event next hour. secretary clinton starting her day in florida before going to pennsylvania. those two states alone combining for a whopping 49 electoral votes. meanwhile, donald trump holding a rally in north carolina. then making a western swing through nevada and colorado.

here in new york city juan juan williams.you were the chancellor if that happened no students nobodyould go. >> first ofll bunting you are the chancellor up to you. >> take a week off. >> a week? >> yeah. take a week off, no pay. we want to be very clear with the students that nobody, nobody at george mason is viewed in terms of their political belief as a worthless piece of blank, right? that's just not happening here. but i would say this. that he has a right to speak out. i think the kids who are marching in protest, they have a right to speak out. >> wait a minute, you think he has a right to speak out when he is the admissions, one of the admissions deciders. >> remember, he did this on his personal. >> i don't care where did he it. it doesn't matter. kids have to write essays to get into the school, you know that, right? personal essays? >> of course. >> he is telling anybody who doesn't agree with his point of view you are a worthless piece of trash. how key possibly be the admissions. do you see my point, lisa? if you

joining us from washington lisa booth here in new york city juan williams.ng to confess to the audience here that i'm not a fair arbiter of this because i feel that all drug use, all right, all drug use is pernicious. and once a child gets involved, smokes a joint, drinks gin, anything like that, they lose their childhood that moment. they're not a child any longer. the emotional power of stimulants and depressants can wipe children out for the rest of their lives. i have seen it i was a teacher. i know it so, therefore, i don't use drugs at all. i never have and i think they are terrible. so that's -- i want everybody to know where i'm coming from. legalized pot good for the u.s.a. >> by the way, i agreed with all you just said. you also don't drink. >> well, it's a substance. >> so just to be clear, so in the context, i think it's good for america that we lose this preoccupation with marijuana. what i hear from people is something like what you just said, very sensitive about what happens to children. and also they say, you know, it's a gateway drug to har

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, dana perino, juan williams and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." we are live outside of america's election headquarters were results will soon be pouring in. as bret mentioned, 596 days since ted cruz kicked off election 2016. 62 million primary votes cast. $1.3 billion spent. all in the books and now we are just a few hours away from finding out whether an establishment democrat with a strong ground game or political outsider with an uncanny ability to use the media will be the 45th president of the united states of america. hillary clinton and donald trump cast their votes today after a bitter general election battle. they'll be spending election night less than two miles away from each other right here in manhattan. along with the white house, control of the senate is also up for grabs. it's going to be an interesting night, to say the least, miss guilfoyle. >> yes. >> how do you make the race so far? what are you thinking? by the way, congratulation, everybody. >> we made it. >> we made it. we

faulkner, meghan mccain, ainslee earhart today, and today's, #oneluckyguy, co-host of the five, juan williams is here. you don't have a children's book out, but you are outnumbered. >> am i the thanksgiving turkey? [laughter] harris: you're the stuffing. >> i like stuffing. i'm a big fan. i can't wait for thursday. [laughter] sandra: i can't wait to get the show started. [laughter] we begin with president-elect trump filling three key posts in his cabinet and administration. senator jeff sessions accepting the offer from mr. trump to be his attorney general. the alabama republican was the first senator to endorse him and was a close adviser throughout the campaign. for cia director, the president-elect tapping mike pompeo, a kansas congressman. pompeo is a tea party republican and a fierce critic of president obama's nuclear deal with iran. and for national security adviser, retired lieutenant general michael flynn. general flynn, who served as director of the defense intelligence agency under president obama, has been a frequent be critic of the obama administration and the pentagon. doug mc

business, also author of the new book "let me tell you about jasper" and fox news political analyst juan williams. karl, you've looked at the polls, crunched the numbers on early voting, explored all the paths to 270, where is this race now? >> donald trump leads in the mitt romney states with 206 electoral college votes, albeit in one of those states, north carolina, only by a point. but he also leads in ohio, nevada, new hampshire, and iowa. if he gets there, it's 240 electoral votes. still short of the 270 but 29 electoral votes in florida. today she leads by one. republicans have had good numbers in early voting. they're down only 7,000 in the early voting. four years ago when barack obama won the state by 74,000, they were down 104,000 at the end of early voting. so florida is very much up for grabs. i thought it was interesting when you asked joel benenson about the most important states, he said pennsylvania, not florida. that seems to me that might be an indication that they're concerned about flor it is very much up for grabs and points to a narrow trump victory. >> juan, what's your sen