ted williams, your thoughts on this case?rently law enforcement, harris, have gotten information and evidence to connect the dots. quite naturally, i was able also to confirm the information that you just provided about this so-called secret room and door. so it'll be very interesting to find out. i hope they found this young woman alive. >> harris: so you've confirmed this as well. this brian wolf now has added that the person wanted them to complete the construction as soon as possible before his girlfriend got back in town. and you've confirmed this as well, this request for this padded room or "quiet room?" >> yes, it's my understanding this was an airbnb place that was being rented out, this lead for the secret room, the owners at home wanted this room. the big question right now, harris, is that the owner of that home that is under arrest? or is it someone else? is it more than one person of interest that may very well be under arrest at this immediate time? >> harris: we are told they are inside of a minute warning now

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ted williams. ted williams is frozen. they screwed up. he is in 2 pieces. they took his head off and that's in one place, desk his head off and up to one place, and his body somewhere else. he thought it was a good idea and thought his will family should do it. they were not into it. his family kind of balked, get it? all right, ok. this is kind of where we are at. it's almost like doctors can fix your age. your test came back good, ic 57 and i'd like to get that down a little bit. scientism is a culture that puts unwarranted faith in medical technology. it's this dramatic change starting in 1900 when nobody trusted a doctor, to the point now where you have believed it has become a faith. we have other examples. belief of death is not real, need not be dealt with. back into history. 1800s, the united states is an agricultural society. charleston was one of the biggest cities back then. new york, philadelphia, baltimore, only a couple thousand people. most people lived out in the country. what did that mean? they lived on farms. when you live on farms you li

outdoor life extension is the same company that is storing late baseball player ted williams is head.hey are fighting the lawsuit saying they have held their end of the contract. so, what you make of this story? what you make of the story about, isn't it a problem when you have to lug around a relatives head. >> of his head, he should be able to do whatever the hell he wants to do with it, but let's be fair. once the guy dies, the kid gets to decide. they should just compromise and fay okay dad, whatever you want. then after that, put it back in the grave. when their aging, then you gotta take care of his head when he is dead. >> i stand firmly with the head freezing company, very firmly. never thought that was a sentence i would have to say, but i stand firmly with them nonetheless. your body, your choice even when it's your frozen dip decapitated head. that's what i always say. we gotta keep it in the freezer. i fully expect. [inaudible] i fully expect my love ones to make sure they uphold my end-of-life wish which is to be stopped by a taxidermist and then attached to a skateboard

joining us, ted williams. dr. siegel. let me begin with you.en watching too many episodes of the tv series versailles, louie the 14th where everybody gets poisoned. is poison a real possibility hereby? >> it depends on which case we are talking about. gregg: all of them. >> it's not off the table because we haven't seen toxicology reports. the toxicology reports on the three you just mentions will be back any time now. we'll know whether the toxicology reports show anything. most of of the time we would find something there. in terms of sharp westerner. i am concerned about a couple things. i saw the autopsy report and it's fishy. they are blaming it on a right coronary artery lesion. for a 41-year-old to die from that from a normal sized heart with fluid on the lungs and blue fingertips. i'm suspicious of the possibility she had some toxicology. the couple, i am thinking of something like carbon monoxide poisoning. toxins are possibilities. >> i'm not ready to ring the alarm bell, gregg. i was just down in the dominican. over a five year perio

you have written about ted williams and a number of others. asckly, who else do you list iconic? are there any quick answers why ali is number one? impressions? your was global. that is the difference. babe ruth was semi-global, but ali was global. everybody knew ali. he was probably one of the four most known people in the world, right up there with presidents. i don't know -- we all know those people, the famous athletes. touched toconic is your age, too. if you say johnny unitas, that says you are a certain age, or you say walter payton or jim brown. all of those people are iconic in their own respects. people knievel was a bad guy. there is a lot of talk about is today. he was a narcissistic guy with big hair, so i don't know how you want to relate that to the present situation. [laughter] >> i think one or two more. was just curious to know if of lindathe daughter boyd or someone else. >> layla was later, it was veronica porche. he had some children that weren't with any of his wife's. -- of his wives. he did a lot to propagate the future of america. >> thank you so much. [a

i think they are trying to deflect, meaning the dominican republic officials. >> bill: ted williams. s. thank you for coming in today. >> sandra: thank you, ted. breaking news now from the middle east. iran stoking the flames of confrontation further after shooting down a u.s. navy drone. tehran's revolutionary guard saying it is sendsing a message to america. the president just tweeted moments ago that tehran has made a, quote, big mistake. >> bill: in a moment here congresswoman ocasio-cortez sparking fierce backlash, refusing to apologize for the comment regarding concentration camps on the southwest border. republican congressman lee zeldin is our headliner. we'll talk to him about that and iran. >> if i were -- i wouldn't give her so much -- i would just treat it as why are we listening to this woman? refinance your home and take out 54,000 dollars or more to pay credit card debt, or just put money in the bank. it even lowers your payments by over 600 dollars a month. as a veteran, you've earned the powerful va home loan benefit that lets you refinance up to 100 percent of your h

. >> [applause] >> greg: anyway it's the same company that's storing late baseball player ted william'ssuit saying they upheld their end of the contract, so, what do you make of this story? what do you make of this story, lawrence, about this, isn't it a problem when you have to lug around a relative's head? >> it's his head. okay he should be able to freeze it and do what the hell he wants to do with it but let's be fair okay? once the guyel dies, the kids gt to decide right? they should just compromise and say okay dad, whatever you want and after that put it back in the grave. [laughter] >> greg: but you got to take care of your parents and then his head when he's dead. >> do you know what? greg: what? >> i stand firmly with the head freezing company, very firmly, and i never thought that's a sentence i would have to say, but i stand firmly with them nonetheless because did you know what? your body, your choice, even when it's your frozen decapitated head that's what i always say. >> [applause] >> you know that's a good point >> it's his head. they got to keep it in the freezer. i fu

fox news contributor ted williams. thank you for joining us. i want to go back to the lueck case.lot of developments in the last 24 hours and to the contractor who talked about what he was being asked to build in that house. here is a little more of what he had to say. >> shannon: i was asking him why he wanted it sound proofed. if he wanted to sit and listen to his music real loud. why would you sit in a tinny little almost little bigger than a walk-in closet room and listen to your music loud and drink your wine or whiskey or whatever. >> shannon: he talked earlier about the special locks and hooks from the ceiling and concrete. is this the kind of thing that should send people in the police? you're a contractor, you don't know somebody has done anything wrong but it is certainly odd. >> this has red flags all over it. absolutely. and there was something that has not been mentioned. this individual who was arrested was also a suspect in a rape just a couple years ago as well. so if this individual, the contractor, had gone to the police and they had done a background investigati

. >> certainly is the seven ted williams, thank you. >> my pleasure. arthel: . news alert for you now. nice pictures of a grain that is collapsed into a downtown building in dallas. as you can see it happened this afternoon causing at least two injuries and is believed to be caused by strong winds that buffeted that city during a severe thunderstorm this afternoon. dallas fire and rescue another agencies have responded to those calls for that accident at 2:00 o'clock central time. they are told to refuse have taken patients to the hospital and multiple injuries have been reported we will continue to stay on top of that developing story of that crane that collapsed due to high winds, at least thankfully it was on a sunday and not a crowded week day in downtown dallas. we'll get give you updates as we get them. arthel: military officials saying increased american presidents may have already staved off an attack by iran. the latest from the middle east coming up next. carl, does your firm offer a satisfaction guarantee? like schwab does. guarantee? (splash) carl, c

melissa: ted williams is an attorney, former homicide detective. a fox news contributor.ning us. what do you make of this claim, sort of nothing to see here? this is disordernant amount, or of people who have passed away and it is all explainable, what do you think? >> well you know, melissa, i find it rather disingenuous to say or to hold a news conference, and i think it is a personal affront to the, in the families of those who have died down there. you know, there are about 2.7 million americans who vacation in the dominican on any given year. and certainly deaths occur unfortunately, but there are some mysterious deaths here that are unexplained. for instance, we have a couple in maryland, healthy couple from all we know, and that couple is now dead and they are not given any answers to those kind of questions. that makes everything suspect to me. melissa: i am glad you pointed that out, that was the one that jumped out to me as well. they said, there were quotes, sometimes you go away on vacation because you're exhausted, you've been working so hard. then you realiz

former detective ted williams with us on that. what are your thoughts? >> neil, this is a remembrance of 9-11. you'll hear that over and over again. there's so many questions that have to be answered here. number 1, there was -- it was a very rainy day, inclement weather in new york. the question is why was the helicopter flying. the question is why would it be flying in restricted airspace. the pilot at this stage, to me who set that helicopter down on that building, rather than on a street where you could have had mass casualties to me a heroic effort on his part, neil. >> neil: ted, i wonder, the weather was hostile. he had taken off around 2:00 p.m. on the extreme west end of the city. we're told he was supposed to be headed to the statue of liberty. he was going to other way. he could have been needing to circle around. i was surprised he was approved for take off to even go that direction and head to the buildings of the city. they require other approvals from nearly la guardia airport. the timing of it all and the driving rainstorm -- i know we ha

my father's childhood best friends fwroge up in selma, alabama, uncle otis, my dat, charles williams, and ted washington refer to themselves as the four amigos in grammar school, a name that stuck with them throughout their lives. these men never forgot the lessons they learned from the fathers at the boys club in selma. their love for their hometown of selma and their commitment to service through sports will always be remembered. uncle otis and aunty linda were constant presence in the lives of my twin brothers and myself. i will always count on them for word of encouragement and boast of pride in my many accomplishments. i know i stand today as alabama's first black congresswoman because of the love and support of mentors like uncle otis and aunty linda. like my dad uncle otis will be missed but never forget gotten. his legacy will live on. may we find comfort knowing his legend lives in us and we are stronger and better because uncle otis' light shines bright within us. i ask my colleagues to join me in honoring the extraordinary life and legacy of selma's own coach otis washington, a foo

was in the past a national security advisor to senator ted cruz and advised the texas governor as well. she has a phd and a masters degree from williams college and an undergraduate degree from trinity college. she will be starting off our discussion today with a talk describing the trump administration's views on this. then we will have a panel discussion led by your brief conversation by dr. jonathan fulton an assistant professor in abu dhabi and is the author of this report on china's changing role in the middle east that is available on our website right now. i hope everyone takes the time to read this. he is the author of the book china's relations with external power in the gulf monarchies publish in 2018. he has his phd from the university of leicester and two masters degrees from staffordshire university. he has a phd from university. he has taught in south korea as well. and finally we are joined by dr. from china who will give us the chinese perspective on these questions. he is a visiting scholar at harvard university and deputy director of and the editor in chief of the asian journal. he has taught at oxford, denver, hong

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ted cruz and to governor rick perry as well. she has a phd from the university of pennsylvania and a masters degree from williams college in undergraduate degree from trinity college and will start off the discussion today with the talk describing the trump administration's views on this. we will come up for a panel discussion led by a brief conversation by dr. jonathan fulton, and a political science professor and is author of the street or on china's changing role in the middle east that is available on our website right now, the link is live so i hope everyone takes the time to read this, he's also the author of the book china's relations with the gulf monarchies and co- editor of the school published in 2018 with a phd in international relations from the university of leicester and two masters degrees from staffordshire university and the university of southern queensland and a phd from dell housing university. he's also taught in south korea as well. and finally, we are joined by a doctor from china who will give us the chinese perspective on these and is right now a visiting scholar at harvard university and deputy director of the

ted by the other. shanshan saying, i never laid a hand on my then-wife. in 2011, the "washington post" reports the couple's then 17-year-old son, william, ud a baseball bat to brutally beat his mother, leaving her unconscious with a fractured skull. two weeks ter, according to the paper, shanahan sent his ex-wife's brother a memo, arguing his son acted in self-defense, writing, will's mother harassed him for nearly three hours befor the incident. but shanahan now telling the "post," i have never believed will's attack on his mother was an act of self-defense or justified. i don't believe violence is appropriate ever. adding, bad this can happen to good families, and this is a tragedy really. the president saying he just learned of the incidents monday. >> we have a great vetting process, but that came up a little bit over the last short period of time. >> reporter: now, some democrats say they were caught o guard, and they're demanding answers. >> i feel that there was possibly a deliberate concealment here. >> reporter: the president is tapping army sectary mar mark esper to serve as acting secretary, his third pentagon chief in six months. >> kristen,

ted kennedy to talk about their big merger. nebraska senator, deb fisher joins us this morning along with connecticut attorney general william tong albanse is here as well as founder and ceo of posh mark. we've got a big three hours right here. markets are under pressure. there are trade tensions and the future of monetary policy weighing on investors. proll touted the strength -- president trump touted the strength of the economy last night while in iowa. >> this is an extraordinary time for our nation. america is thriving. optimism is booming. people are prospering and our country is winning again, winning, winning, winning again. america's economy is now the envy of the world. since the election, we've added 6 million jobs including a half a million manufacturing jobs. unemployment is now at the lowest rate in over 51 years. think of that. and we'll soon be breaking that record. we've turned it all around and jobs and wealth are now pouring back into our country. maria: earlier in the day the president defended is tactics on the trade dispute with china. i want to talk about markets this morning. we're getting cpi out later th