ted williams is a former d.c. homicide detective and criminal defense attorney. ted, you are with me on that friday afternoon about a week and a half ago, and you said this doesn't sound good. and now we know they found charred body remains, muscle tissue, so on and so forth. but you are putting this together then. >> harris, just from this press conference we know that mackenzie died of a very cruel death, here. there's a lot of codes in this press conference that were used, but let me try to clarify. on june 17th, when she went to the park with the lyft driver, apparently she met ajayi, the suspect. what we know is that there was some communication for that. the reason we know that as they were able to marry up their cell phones. the cell phone towers were crucial in developing this investigation. we know in some states that she was definitely at his home. we know that she was bound and tied from the back. we know that she was hit in the head, and she died of blunt force trauma to the head. we know that at some stage portions of her charred body were found in th

let's bring in the fox news contributor and former homicide detective ted williams. make of this? how do you handle this if you are the parents or the lawyers for these americans who are accused of this homicide? >> what you will do is the state department is going to get involved, you have seen one of the individuals with blindfolded and that is certainly illegal and it's my understanding that they have conducted an investigation and the officer that blindfolded this teenager has been transferred, although the interior said they want to find out who leaked the photo. they called -- they definitely need lawyers. >> dana: when you think about other cases of americans were accused of crimes individually, these things can drag on for years and they are accused of a serious crime. what might their lawyers try to do to bring this to a swifter end? >> it's going to be difficult because under italian law they have up to a year to charge and then even after they charged, our viewers remembers the amanda knox case. >> dana: thank you. i can remember her name. >> that went on

homicide detective and fox news contributor, ted williams. ave done so many homicide investigations, talk to us about -- there is probably so much information coming in to gilroy police department. what are they looking for? what kind of pieces of information are they searching for in everything that's coming in? >> steve rogers was right on target when he said all of these police departments are working together in concert with each other to try to determine if they have one or many perpetrator here. but what is going on when it comes to information, police officers have been trained, law enforcement have been trained to get to potential witnesses and try to determine what those witnesses are able to supply them. it's sort of like a puzzle. they put bits and pieces of it together and they communicate this to a command center. there is a command center that has been established here. the big question mark and steve rogers hit on it earlier, they have to have a press conference and it need to be very soon. at least to educate the public as to w

saying that still active scene is active, we bring in ted williams. williams. the scene is still active. what do you that mean to you. what you can tell us? >> well, probably means that the shooter or shooters are not down. there is a great deal of confusion certainly after a shooting of this nature. it is not been confirmed by me, there are several newspaper report at least 11 people have been injured. that first responder have told them that. but, this is a -- for the -- viewers to understand this is a garlic festival that goes on annually, it is something that deals with guinness book of record, and a cooking competition. and approximately 6:30 or 7:00. there was gunfire. and there was a great deal of confusion for what i understand. first responders, are on the scene. they -- have set up a parameter there. and quite naturally, they are sorts out what is going on. >> this is happening in a large open space. outdoors, you have probably hundreds of people attending. people from all different places. how difficult is this for any police department, let alone a

ted williams, thank you very much. i hope they find these guys soon. re. eric: absolutely. well, in washington house democrats have been asked if they will try to get secret grand jury information from the mueller probe as part of their new impeachment investigation. just two days after mueller's marathon testimony on capitol hill. garrett tenney is following this story from washington. hi, garrett. >> reporter: well, eric, this divide among house democrats is really whether they should begin impeachment proceedings against the president. roughly a hundred house lawmakers now support impeachment, but at least a hundred more are needed to formally start that process. however, judiciary chairman nadler says, in effect, his committee has been conducting an impeachment investigation for months, and after robert mueller's testimony this week he said there is still more evidence they want to see. >> what mueller showed, possible violations that have been mounting, all the things that might cause us to recommend articles of impeachment. there are articles of i

teammate ted williams one of the first friends in the big leagues. >> the sportswriter said u.s. ted and what you think ted went for his throat , not physically. but he cussed him out and told him off and told him not ever ask him something like that. >> what do you think i think. you know. that made in my friend. really. >> he played in the big leagues for five seasons. >> the british open teed off just an hour ago in north ireland and for the first time in 68 years. the local guy had the honor of the first tee shot and he made the most of it with a birdie putt on the first hole anyone the open and 2011 and is leading currently at two under. >> they are calling this the biggest sporting event in that country ever >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> our next newscast is bright and early tomorrow morning at 4:30. brian will be watching. >> i am setting my alarm already. i will actually google it. >> stay up (gentle music) - tonight i wanna ask you a very tough question. have you ever in your adult life looked in the mirror and thought you know, i really figured that

teammate ted williams one of the first friends in the big leagues. >> the sportswriter said u.s. ou think about pumpsy being here and ted went for his throat , not physically. but he cussed him out and told him off and told him not ever ask him something like that. >> what do you think i think. you know. that made in my friend. really. >> he played in the big leagues for five seasons. >> the british open teed off just an hour ago in north ireland and for the first time in 68 years. the local guy had the honor of the first tee shot and he made the most of it with a birdie putt on the first hole anyone the open and 2011 and is leading currently at two under. >> they are calling this the biggest sporting event in that country ever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases. get closer to the travels and moments you'll remember forever with this special offer. need another reason? enjoy an introductory no annual fee. to apply, visit hawaiianairlines.com itit's c

teammate ted williams was one of the trees friend in the big leagues. spot the sportswriter said, he asked, what you think about pumps he being here. ted cleared his throat that it feels great but he cussed about and told him off and to not ever ask him something like that.>> what do you think i think. that made him my friend. like green played in the big leagues for five seasons. that is your morning sports. >>> straightahead, who would steal puppies? bay area police are searching for the heartless thief who smashed the border collies. >>> we are getting a video in out of massive protests going on in puerto rico. thousand people are calling for the governor to resign. and things got violent. the latest is next. oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> dozens feared dead after a suspected arson attack. the animation studio that went up in flames. >>> protests in puerto

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the onlysighting of ted williams in training camp is a picture when you first walk in.they're gaining interest in a trade involving a pro bowl lineman. as of now it looks like the redskins will be taking the field next week without williams. one guy eager to get back was roger who suffered an injury last year.n back ohe field, redskins a training cmp is a place wher robert davis questions whether he'd ever return. he tore three ligaments in his knee and broke his leg at practice. time, i year around this wasn't able to do what i wanted to do. >> it happened before he faduated. >>ast forward to today. the receiver is connecting.p his sd and hands are just fine. >> it feels good. i don't even think about it until yu say something. >> it's hard to say i'm surprised given what happened during off-season.e to see th time, the video, the time spent, i wh i could share it with you all. the kid's put some work in.>> i know him as a person. he's dog, so he's going to pull that every day. >> he's a guy living hisdream, still has that fire after a tough injury. i'm thankful for th

ted williams, thanks very much for sharing your expertise. almost 38,000 people without power right now in new york city. it's 8 in the evening here and still 85 degrees. it was a very hot and muggy day in the city, not a lot of breeze. there is a lot of residual heat baked into the asphalt, sidewalks and buildings of manhattan. we are told, at least according to the fire department deputy commissioner's office that there have been numerous calls from people stuck in the city's subway lines. 40th to 60th street in mid-town manhattan includes the broadway theaters and the curtain should be rising in those theaters right now as we reach the 8:00 hour. whether they have been able to actually, sitting in a dark theater with a lot of people and no significant light won't be a fun thing if they don't have backup generators. let's bring in jacqui heinrich. she has more information about what's going on in this mini blackout of 2019. reporter: a partial blackout is what they are calling it. that has impacted the area of mid-town manhattan up to the u

here is ted williams, he is an attorney, a former homicide detective, former fox news contributor asy say that the alcohol is contaminated with methanol. it is coming from a bunch of different labels. how does something like this happen? >> well, melissa, it is sort of like those same knock-off purses you get from various foreign countries. what you have are distillers out here who put out this alcohol that they sell to these various resorts and they are able to produce with methanol the alcohol cheaper and they will put it on some bottle. it will look like a brand name but the problem you're having here is that as we've seen, people are dying. methanol is not something that is used in alcohol and liquor that we consume. methanol causes blindness t causes liver failure, blood pressure lowness. now we see where it causes death. melissa: wouldn't they know that though if they're selling a counterfeit product? wouldn't they know what they have put in it is going to kill people? >> yes, absolutely. i think they know, melissa. i got to tell you, this is a dirty little secret that has been

ted williams joins us now. dead, dangerous stuff.le who may be here illegally when to open the doors, when to not open the doors, defy law enforcement and act as lawyers themselves. are you concerned? >> i'm very concerned, charles. what ice is doing in conducting these operations are crucial but it is very dangerous. i got to tell you, president trump did not help this when he tweeted about three weeks ago that they were going to conduct these raids. i think this administration needs to let ice agents be ice agents. you don't protect them by tweeting what they're going to do and when they're going to do it and possibly somebody leaked to the teams that these raids are coming this weekend. that's not the way to protect the ice agents. you let them do their work. they're not able to do it unfortunately. >> charles: real quick, ted. i have a minute left. so the information is out there. regardless of how it got out there. are you concerned that illegals may be at home saying i'm not going to open the door and acting as their own attorn

let's bring in ted williams a former d.c. tive also a fox news contradict tore he joins us now by phone. ted we were just talking about the fact that this is the 42nd anniversary of the big power blackout of 1977 that was a very dark day no pun intended in new york city history. let us hope that we don't see a repeat of some of the crime that happened it that particular night. >> and that is certainly 1977 blackout law enforcement officers have now put into place quite a few plans to react to scenario. one of the things that find out that it was a burnght out transformer because normally when something like that happens we wonder if this -- has been generated by some group of some source but not if they do know store. primary thing they've got to worry about right now is how you ought -- you option react to this. because as you said in 1977 there was a great deal of looting and concerned about that but they have plans in place. one of the other things that people are concerned about are individuals who are trapped in buildings

ted williams flew over it and a whole bunch others.ing into north korea? marty: it is hugely a symbolic moment in history. i would not equate it with nixon arriving in china, given just the sheer size of china versus north korea. this is a major adversary of the united states for years. it is a singular achievement of donald trump. tom: marty schenker, thank you very much. john, thank. theave been looking at protests in hong kong. do you assume protests tomorrow? sophie: given that it is a public holiday, i will imagine demonstrators will come out. likely toum is continue with protesters here saying they would come back. we have thousands of people in asia. we did see protests near the government building. for now we are seeing a buy in demonstration. do you have any idea of how many people are demonstrating? not have ano official number just yet. it is estimated 10 to thousands -- tens ofup thousands have showed up. past, we have seen many take part in these rallies and demonstrations. spillovers at the local train stations. , there w

strategists take it down that's a mistake what you are doing -- you can't do a cold shot he ain't no ted williamsive us a break. but i do feel that's the right statement, which is that we are doing well but we could do better that sinks with janet yellen we are not doing bad but you want it to go down it is decelerated. autos -- autos are like down 7% for a lot of these companies you listen to 3m it is no picnic, cummings, no picnic caterpillar, it is like wow, what's going on out there. remember, there is two economies. two economies. >> there are -- we have halfway through earnings season. >> right. >> companies that have 50% revenue outside the country revenue and earnings are negative and those that are domestic, earnings and revenues are up. >> navarro has to say because of the strong dollar and because of the tariffs we need to cut rates. don't provoke jay powell. >> why what's he going do. >> he could give you color which says i would be raising if it weren't for the fact that we have a trade situation this the administration that's what he should be saying. did navarro take that whole thi

the scene at wimbledon where serena williams is chasing her 24th grand slam title, she faces simona halep. and in half an hour, our media editor amol rajan speaks to tedrandos, the chief content officer for netflix. good afternoon. borisjohnson and jeremy hunt have both defended the right ofjournalists to publish leaked government documents —— after police warned any further release of diplomatic cables could be a "criminal matter". yesterday, scotland yard announced that it was launching an investigation into the leak of dispatches from sir kim darroch. the british ambassador in washington had been highly critical of the trump administration. the leak of sir kim's comments led to his resignation. andy moore reports. so kim derek has resigned, but that is not the end of the matter. macro -- kim is not the end of the matter. macro —— kim darroch. mr chung responded by calling the ambassador wacky and pompous. he said he could no logger table ten. in a statement last night scotla nd table ten. in a statement last night scotland yard launches criminal enquiry. the assistant commissioner give this one into the rest of the media... in may, the defence secr

senator ted cruz calling for a federal investigation of the portland mayor for allowing the situation to get out of hand. williamunesse has more from our los angeles newsroom. >> melissa, this is not the first time the critics accused the portland mayor of bias and withholding police protection to fit his political views. last year saying ted wheeler purposely allowing protesters from antifa to harass employees. demonstrators attacked a handful of conservatives. they threw quick drying cement and raw eggs while police stood by. protesters singled out andy ngo, a well-known blogger covering the event, after photos showed cuts and bruises to his face. >> i just got beat up by the crowd. no police at all. in the middle of the street and they still might go pro and punched me several times in my face. i'm bleeding. >> senator ted cruz blamed wheeler often "two federal law enforcement to investigate and bring legal action against a mayor who was ordered his police officers to let citizens be attacked." the u.s. ambassador to germany ric grenell. "this was a premeditated attack because they don't like that and he -- m

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ted immigrants getting in their car near the mexico border. no other informatiowas released. >>> for the first time in nearly two decades, the federal government orders executions of death row inmates starting in december. attorney general william barr directed the execution of five inmates, all convicted of killing children. the last federal execution was back in 2003. thedjustice department annou changes to the execution protocol. used in executions is now being replaced.is here closer look at this in maryland. seven death row inmates in maryland and virginia has two. the boston marathon bomber and man behind the charles ton church massacre are among the high profile federal death row inmates. execution dates have not been set for those inmates. >> parents in fairfax county are fired up over a potential change where their kid can go to >> fairfax county is cons bound idganage ili poo wde hitasal s parents concerned. some of that language reads school identified for boundary adjustment shaladhere to the one fairfax policy. some critics are calling this social engineering. >> i beg you to identind address current hot spots of overcapacity now and stop this ridiculous attempt to manipulate our schools to reflect your idea of soc

sandra: fox news alert as attorney general william barth still says that he sees a way forward to add the controversial citizenship question two the 2020 census. tedthing it is all about politics. democrats now looking to hold paul's barr and wilbur ross in contempt. that is where we stand at the moment. let's bring in "america's newsroom"'s a-team. jessica tarlov is here. hugo gurdon "washington examiner" editor in chief. and ed rollins, fox news contributor. good to see everybody. so, the census battle. still taking this on. barr says that he sees a legal way forward. do you think it continues? >> yes, i think it continues through until the hard deadline. it always seems to me, the fact that the justice department was going to be printing these things without the question was an overreaction to that -- the administration throwing in the towel. i don't think that there was ever the error, very likely. president trump doesn't throw in the towel. wait a minute, i thought that that was what the census was for. to count americans -- i think it is extraordinary that we are not allowed to count americans. >> bill: what if they want to know how many car

williams said research shows, quote, don't keep your powder dry, that is move more quickly to add monetary stimulus than you otherwise might. the new york ted came out with a comment saying the comments were not about potential policy actions at the upcoming meeting. 100% of rate cut in july divided by one-third of a chance for a 50 basis point rate cut. it had shot up to 60 yesterday the president in a tweet this morning said he liked the first take on williams' comments, not the second one. >> steve, what's your expectation for rosen gren coming up later in the show? >> i think it's a very important interview, he has the last word here i think at the close of business today the fed is in the ten-day blackout period until it comes out with its statement on wednesday. i think the center of the board seems to be coming down in the 25 basis point, maybe they surprise with 50, but i don't think that's what they telegraphed to markets here at the end of the day i think the 67% chance of a 25 is probably the right call here. >> all right steve, well, jim seems to think otherwise because you're looking for 50 why? >> because of what they said and