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ted williams was there. give us an update, maybe a comment on the sheriff, who gave a remarkable press conference. >> well, i'd like to start off with the sheriff. yeah, dana, sheriff billy woods, a father, the sheriff of the marion county sheriff's department here in ocala, that, was very emotional. he's been working on this case since last thursday when they found the first body of layla silvernail by a dumpster. what sheriff woods was able to tell us very clearly, all the individuals knew each other for a short period of time. it appears as though the shooting took place by a dumpster, where they found layla's body. the next day, on friday, they found a body of a teenage boy. then on saturday they found another body submerged in a car. they were able to connect it to three individuals. they have in custody two individuals. one individual is on the run. i believe they'll find him, find him very shortly. they are pursuing him. clearly they're asking for the public's help. seems as if the public has been ver

ted williams thanks.ernor greg abbott pledges to parted an army sergeant convicted of murder for shooting a black lives matter protester at a rally in the summer of 2020. army sgt daniel. said he fired his handgun in self-defense after he said protester surrounded his car as you drive through downtown austin. perry's lawyers argue had the right to open fire after one demonstrated raised an assault rifle at him. christina coleman live with that story, christina. quick start, not governor abbott saves request of the states board of pardons and parole to expedite its review in this case after army sgt daniel perry was convicted of murder for killing air force veteran garrett foster, a black lives matter protester. he was very emotional day in court after the jury we should guilty verdict on friday. members of foster's family could be seen crying and hugging. some eyewitnesses strongly disputed sgt perry's claims in this case where they testified foster did not raise an assault rifle at perry. foster's father

let's get to ted williams, former d.c. lice detective, defense attorney and fox news contributors. ted, we're awaiting on more details here including who the shooter was at the bank. >> yeah. i can tell you, while there is a great deal of confusion, we really at this stage need to take our hats off to the first responders because, as you've reported here, law enforcement officers were there within a three-minute period and that probably saved a lot of lives. from what we've been told, this is either an ex-employee or someone with some association with that bank. but what happened is people in that bank were able to shelter in place. they were hiding in the vault of that bank. all of those things, i think, helped law enforcement to get into that building, to break in, to run toward the danger, and to minimize and shoot the shooter who was also killed. >> sandra: ted, we know the easter egg roll is at the white house but the president is briefed. white house press briefing will be coming up and we're learning through our whit

homicide detective ted williams and fox news contributor. he has a report this morning. good morning, ted. >> good morning, dana. i have to tell you there is an eerie calm on the ground. i'm here in florida at the marion county sheriff's department. it was last friday that sheriff billy woods announced the arrest of a 12-year-old and a 17-year-old involved in the murder of three individuals in this community. that the third person was on the run. sheriff woods vowed they would get the third person and i can tell you, dana, that it was over the weekend that lieutenant bloom, the public information officer for the marion county sheriff's department, announced that a third individual was taken into custody in lake county, florida, by the united states marshal service and the lake county sheriffs office. as a result of that, the investigation into this matter is continuing. but one of the things that we have learned about the third victim that was taken into custody is that he was taken into custody on a warrant for carjacking, for aggravated assault, for grand theft, and get

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let's bring in fox news contributor ted williams in florida right now covering this case. ted, three kids dead. we got two others accused of murder and the sheriff down there in marion county, billy woods, says this is a societal problem. listen to him, and then i'll get your response. >> the fact is society fails it. we do not hold our juveniles accountable. school districts h across this state and across this nation need to stop minimizing the actions of their students. hold them accountable! >> he said again and again, ted, hold them accountable. what are you learning down there about these kids? >> trace, this was an excellent investigation by law enforcement officers down here to solve these murders. what they found was that three of the juveniles that they -- right now, they have two of them in custody and they're still looking for one, but all of these juveniles had records. and something else they found that was extraordinary was that the three juveniles involved in the killing of the three victims that they all knew each other and that they all, six of them, had be

i want to go to ted williams, fox news contributor, former d.c. detective. nicole parker is with us. a former fbi special agent. thanks for being here. ted, if we can talk more about the shooter. he doesn't appear to have a criminal record. normally there's things that come to light in these investigations that might not show a criminal regard but alarms going on. what do you look for? >> well, right now i'm looking for something that will tell us or give us information about this psychological makeup. there is information out there and it's not been confirmed by my, neil, or fox news, that this shooter had phoned a friend and said that he was suicidal and that he was going to shoot up a bank. if that is the truth, then i think that we need to again look at what is going on in our society. the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. just two weeks ago, i stood in front of a camera, what you had some kids, some babies, shot in nashville, tennessee where a person that had an ar-15. from what we have been tol

with us right now, ted williams, former d.c. detective and fox news contributor.to get with you on what a lot of officials are saying about the crime wave we've been seeing. the videos are an exaggeration, the numbers are not so bad. entities like fox are making a big deal of what you saw there and put it in perspective. i want you to listen and react to this, ted. >> welcome to the safest by city in america. >> the chairman says this hearing is about the victims of violent crime in manhattan. never mind the fact that new york is one of the safest big cities in america. >> the voters have sent a clear message that they want to get smart, not just tough on crime. >> there's a few that came with different intentions. they will be dealt with. i'm not going to use your language. >> neil: nothing to see here to a man or woman and prominent democrats. that's what they're saying. what do you think? >> neil, it's called accountability. we elect officials to be accountable to the citizens of that venue in which they live. the sad part about it is, while you have these poli

ted williams. rick fox news did the suspects and the three dead teams have you been able to determine how long they've known each other? not integral short time, short time. sheriff you mentioned, uh, gun and we know how the suspect callable weapon. car burglaries. hmm. yeah. is that right? all the gun laws we got in place didn't prevent it, did it? neither will any new ones. because here's the fact that bad guys going to get a gun, no matter what law you have put in place. these juveniles shouldn't even possess a handgun. but they did. and i'll go back to you and your question a simple burglary that some people will say, but i don't consider anything simple when it comes to a burglary. the law allows me i'll plaster their face up on this page up on my page up a media our hand it out if the law allows me because parents have the right to know who their kids are hanging out with. and preventing this. what is the suspects? parents say when you i spoke with them about their arrest. i personally didn't

the dog out on first base side and gaze at pump see green -- at pumpsy green standing next to ted williams across nebraska or down in oklahoma. talk to me about the american cowboy as iconic america. david: when we were growing up, we probably watched tv westerns on television all the time, and that was not accurate. we called those cowboys but the real cowboys were people herding cattle to slaughter and to be used for meat and so forth. those cowboys, the people who succeed them now, there are not so many, but there are people who do cowboy related things and rodeos. i went to a lot of rodeos in cheyenne and fort worth to see what cowboys do today but the cowboys of old, they were not all white men. large numbers of them were african-americans. a lot of them were latino. we have an image that they were white men and they were shooting indians. they were really hurting cattle. it was a tough life but different from what we saw on television. lisa: i cannot keep track of all the hats you wear as you pervade intel spheres, which is fantastic. what strikes me about this series you are doing,

ted cruz, a harvard law graduate who clerked for both judge j. michael luttig and then supreme court chief justice william rehnquist and whose wife and father trump skewered when he was running for the white house. nevertheless, tweeted this he said the democrat parties hatred for donald trump knows no bounds. the substance of this political persecution is utter garbage. this is completely unprecedented and his catastrophic as an escalation in the weaponization of the justice system. perhaps most shockingly , trump's most prominent likely opponent for the 2024 gop nomination, ron desantis. also by the way, harvard law grad echo the accusation of weaponization and added his own politicization. calling the indictment on american quote florida will not assist in an extradition request, given the questionable circumstances at issue with this sorrows bag manhattan prosecutor and his political agenda. by the way. george soros this week said he doesn't even know alvin bragg. well, here's my observation. i suspect that if some of those supporting trump now could determine his future in a secret ballot. they'd sin