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police detective and defense attorney ted williams and charles marino, former homeland security department adviser. gentlemen, thank you very much. ted, we just spoke a short time ago. did natural have a suspect. now there is a suspect. he is on the run. he's been identified as 22-year-old robert bobby crimo iii, 22 years old, driving a silver 2010 honda fit. are you surprised that, ted, they immediately gave us so much information about the suspect? >> you know, i'm not surprised that they've given us so much information. i really think what we said earlier, trace, about the gun itself. they started their investigation from having possession of that gun. they probably got a lot of forensics from that gun. i would have to believe they may have even gotten prints from that gun. but they were able to trace that gun, i have to believe. i gotta tell you, this is what the public needs to see. excellent law enforcement work. law enforcement officers working together for the common good of trying to bring this criminal, this bottom feeder, if we should use that terminology, to justice. i know he'

police detective and defense attorney, ted williams. i'm interested about what peter was talking about there. the gun seems to be the biggest piece of evidence that we have. the atf is now trying to trace this weapon. they're trying to trace the ownership. it's not something that you can go online and pull it up and boom, you have a match. it takes awhile. so like everything else in an investigation, it takes awhile. is there a way that you know of, ted, that they can expedite this process a little bit? >> trace, it is not anything that i know of a manner that they can expedite it. they're moving me thought -- methodically. the good thing is that they have the gun. the good thing also is that they have means and ways as you have already represented to trace this gun. this is such a sad day. the fourth of july. we're celebrating our independence. here again, another mass shooting. trace, you and i have covered so many of these mass shootings in this country. this is a very sad situation there in highland park, illinois. >> stand by. i wa

analysis from former vp on a ted williams coming up next. official say russian the red actual building second largest city. that. unreported guild. meanwhile the iranian government and the region said russian forces are managing to raise true hell there. relentless strikes in the eastern industrial heartland lucas thomason live with the latest from there. russian forces control over 20% of this country despite repelling russian attack coming from inside its own territory and the largest city of kharkiv. there being fired from russia are off-limits to ukrainian missiles that are supplied by the united states. the russians continue to gain ground with the high cost 30% of their ground forces have been destroyed. as you mentioned lease six were injured in kharkiv include 12 or a girl per their fired from inside russia as i mentioned which are still off-limits because of the rules of engagement set by the white house. this woman witnessed the russian missile strike. >> the russians for the sake of the children. the russian by nationality. thank

ted williams thank you so much. >> my pleasure.ich: tens of millions of americans are looking to head out of town this holiday weekend. but getting from here to there is turning into a real endurance test. hundreds of flight cancellations thousands of delays restrict airline passengers. the timing could not be worse with air travel expected to hit pandemic air record. alexis mcadams is life in new york city at laguardia airport, alexis. x hey, that is right the peak time right now this week into trouble for the the july 4 holiday break most of the people according the numbers went out yesterday this on the heavy lines. the tickets people are paying for these airlines are quite expensive for they are sky high levels of people dishing out cash for pete even other paying more for airline tickets during a peak travel time does not mean they're going to get on a plane, listen. >> 130 him supposed to leave and they plate to 3:00 p.m. already today. i do not know if i'm going to get out or not on time. i may out here for a while. >> hangi

homicide detective ted williams who joins us now. you sat through and you listen to that press conference. multiple systemic failures across the board. egregious errors in judgment. what is your take away? >> i listened and i am well aware of the systemic failures. this was a fact-finding committee. i can tell you that the community there in uvalde also want individuals held accountable. many of the facts presented here was already known. we knew that it was active. we knew the doors there were insecure and whether they could or could not go in. this is a thing that has upset the community. there is been a great deal of misinformation and false information. the community and of itself do not know who to trust. the government has come out and said he was given misinformation the governor has held nobody responsible or accountable for this so-called ms. information. the fact that there was not an incident commander on the scene is very troubling. there were a lot of high-ranking officers. pretty close to 400 law enforcement officers on

homicide detective ted williams, a defense attorney in his own right. we're learning everything every hour today, ted. the most scary has to be that he was looking at a follow up attack in madison, wisconsin. we don't know for sure why hi cancelled that. but he was essentially there. >> yeah, that's very scary. because after he left the scene there in highland park or illinois, he headed to his mom's house, he picked up his mom's car and he headed to madison, wisconsin. from what we've been told, he is talking to the authorities, neil. he's informed the authorities that he saw a crowd there in madison, wisconsin and he thought very strongly about shooting up that crowd. he thought about it. he then came back, of course, to illinois and quite naturally i'm happy and elated to say that he was captured there in illinois. >> neil: ted, i want to go over the red flag laws in place in illinois that he was violating or at least authorities ignored or didn't have any idea going back to 2019. of course, these were sum of the early incidents where in the spring of

homicide detective, ted williams. as you thought about this, what do you think what grady trimble just reported, that the gun was purchased legally. we know that he went up the ladder on the side of the building. it was unsure if he put the letter there and then the pursuit which finally they were able to capture him last night. >> this is just so heartbreaking. when you listen to that mother that you just had on it just adds to the heartbreak. but what you had here was excellent law enforcement work. they were able to get the gun, the gun that's been reported to have been purchased legally. they were able to trace that gun back to robert bobby crimo the third. what they were able to show us that his family, let's say they were able to trace the history. they found out that his family was second amendment enthusiasts, that they've had guns around them for some time, that is the of all these shootings, there were postings about a family in support of the second amendment this killer, by the way we must be careful on us

police detective and fox news contributor, ted williams.ead some stats but i know things like gun violence archives, they have a different way of counting mass shootings in police and fbi i don't know the number of whether to 309 or not, there's a lot of gun violence this year, what would you say that police instance, you were in d.c., the day of one of these events, i'm talking about a parade, what did you do on the day of a parade to prepare for something like this? >> the district of columbia and what's done in most jurisdictions, police officers who normally would be off duty are told they have to come in and normally you have police officers who we defined as the flood zone meaning you have a great deal of police officers on hand but i can tell you, tom, in the instance here dealing with robert bobby crimo the third here, there are a great deal of first responders on the scene here because they were part and parcel of highland park parade. you had these individuals participating in the parade but they were not able to stop this guy so

ted williams, sad situation in our country that only continues, thank you. but eric and ted it's something we all do a couple of times a week just go to the gas station just to get gas. alright we are going to move on now. new numbers show very little let up in the humanitarian crisis at the southern border. customs and border protection reporting more than 207,000 migrant encounters in june. now, that is down from may's all-time high. but still marks four straight months of more than 200,000 encounters. and there are some troubling details inside those numbers but let's go to matt finn he is live at the border in eagle pass, texas. the map, what can you tell us? >> arthel upon arrival at the border this morning, our crew saw yet another fairly large group of migrants who would choose cross the rio grande river into the united states was made up of men, women, teens and young mothers who had just carried their toddlers and their babies across this river here into the united states. you can only imagine what their journey or their travel might've been like. we

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discussion with former washington, d.c., homicide detective, fox news contributor ted william.rles marino. thanks for turning of the evening. tat, i want to start with you on the case in texas of christina lee powell. how do police keep that together, she was the woman was found in her car in a parking lot. >> while, which, it is sad they found ms powell died, but what law enforcement officers are going to have to do is to look in that area to see if there are any video cameras, and they're going to check any and all of the video feeds that they possibly can to see how she got to that location. there also, in what is going to be significant in this case, is the autopsy. that will show the manner and the cause of death. they are all believed that she may very well not have died of foul play, because, quite naturally, when they found her in the car, they found nothing that showed that there was foul play. they're going to be looking specifically at two things, the autopsy and the video cameras in that area to see how she got there. >> rich: let's talk about the other story, one o

to ted williams now, d.c. attorney. former defense attorney. what do you make of this?. i've been on here on numerous occasions trying to sound the alarm about weak bail laws. lee zeldin in new york was a victim of weak bail laws. this guy was charged with attempted assault in the second degree, this is considered a nonviolent felony. the judge in this case unfortunately, his hands were tied and they had to release the guy. what it says is somebody in albany, new york in the legislature, those politicians there are responsible for what happened to lee zeldin and they're also responsible for this man being released early on under these unfortunate circumstances. >> neil: you know, a lot of this reminded me of fans jumping up on stage when comedian dave schapelle was performing. that could have been quite tragic. he was later tackled and dealt with but he got up there. very different circumstances i know in japan with the former prime minister, abe, is speaking on behalf of a candidate. he's shot at from behind. people are caught off guard. he's dead. different issues, di

former homicide detective ted williams said the alleged shooter's parents could be culpable in a criminale got to look at the parents here. they had to know something about this kid. they knew that he had suffered and had tried to commit suicide. to go and buy a gun with your son who is already a target to commit suicide, to go and buy guns with your son who had threatened family members to the point where you had to take nice out of the house? something is very troubling there. that is going to have to be part of this investigation also. >> carley: police in richmond, virginia, plans for a fourth of july mass shooting. >> todd: authorities say the plot was disclosed from your citizen. this is absolutely remarkable city. we are going to have a lot more throughout the course of there. first, the latest in all the details. what we know? >> it was a tip from your citizen that prevented to illegal immigrants from carrying out a planned attack on a july 4th celebration. >> are here hero citizen picked up the phone. said there was a mass shooting being planned. that a citizen picked up the phon

tonight's true crime discussion with former washington, d.c., homicide detective, fox news contributor ted williamsd criminal defense attorney bob bianchi, great to have both of you with us on some very interesting cases tonight. welcome. >> thank you, shannon. >> thanks. >> shannon: okay, so the headline is on fox news that there have been discussions with the father of one of her children. if they had had an argument, but police are rolling him out. they say the father is "absolutely cooperating with investigators and is "clearly not a person of interest" despite her family's reports the pair had an argument just days before she disappeared. ted, what you make of this? because her family -- some of the accounts i read say they don't think is a suspect either, but it sounds like her now police are rolling him out. or are they? >> you know, i question why the law enforcement had to announce early on in their investigation that they are rolling this person out as a person of interest. i would have to believe the mere fact that he had an argument with her, that he has a 3-year-old child with her, tha

hitting a record low over the past two decades. >> fox news contributor criminal defense attorney ted williamsicago to the city those shots become statistics. but to the family of the victims they are more than just a number. i went to the south side of chicago and stop spoke to some of the mothers who have been directly impacted by gun violence as well as a former gain member turned community activist. they shared their stories and what they think and be done to quell the gun violence there in chicago. take a look. >> can you tell us a little bit about your cell on that was shot here in chicago? >> use a good person. we were respectable and everything. he never disrespected anyone. she was my baby basketball player. smart, funny, car block them off. she got shot 18 times. that's not random. at all. everybody loved him. someone approached him. he was somebody. >> watching us on the notes and feeling like i can get joe to. it's not just in the dash it's everywhere. every bit as affected by it now. >> do you feel safe here in chicago? >> now. >> what does it make you feel unsafe in your own home

let's bring in ted williams former d.c. homicide detective and fox news contributor. any effort to shore up all the problems that we've seen with our police departments across this country and the record low morale. what do you think about now democrats going this direction? obviously seeing they are getting hit in the polls for the spike in crime that's happening all over the country. >> you know, sandra, they have to try something. but the question is, is it a little too late for the democrats to try to have some kind of a reformation after this so-called defund movement? as we know, the president biden has never been for defunding, but it's these local jurisdictions where crime is off the chart sort of like chicago. there was a defunding movement there. there was a defunding movement out in california, in los angeles, and san francisco. these are democratic-led cities and i think that unfortunately they are in some deep trouble when it comes to the mid-terms here. >> sandra: we're seeing republicans take advantage of that targeting some of the vulnerable house demo

here and talk about it is detective ted williams. thank you, ted. always good to see you., mayor lori lightfoot is still not publicly commenting on the violence, nor is she taking responsibility, yet again, for the crime on her watch. will she ever? what does she need to do? >> that's an excellent question, julie. i've got to tell you, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results, and i would have to believe that is what's going on in chicago. you had 37 people shot. you know, normally if we heard that we would be shocked, but i can tell you, i'm not shocked, because this happens over and over every weekend. you have the same results. and the mayor is silent. she is not doing anything. the citizens there deserve better. she said this is going to be the summer of joy. i can unequivocally tell you that this is the summer of hell in chicago where citizens can't walk around in the streets without fearing being shot and killed. >> julie: i want to play that sound, actually, because this is what she said regarding the summer of

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