anyway that's somebody who did pinch hit for baylor and he said ted williams, the one guy pitcher ted williams and one guy pinch hit for hank aaron. that's it. yeah. yeah. anyway, good trivia. that's why we love baseball trivia. and stats. and, you know, that keeps us digging out there, keeps us yakking the. yeah, i know. well, thank very much, folks. thank you

anyway that's somebody who did pinch hit for baylor and he said ted williams, the one guy pitcher ted williams and one guy pinch hit for hank aaron. that's it. yeah. yeah. anyway, good trivia. that's why we love baseball trivia. and stats. and, you know, that keeps us digging out there, keeps us yakking the. yeah, i know. well, thank very much, folks. thank youetta hunnicutt who teaches a class about baseball during the great depression. >> for today, based on american history. and specifically today we will focus on what i

let's bring in ted williams. thank you for being here. this was just a brutal heartbreaking case.eliberating. six person jury in florida. prosecutors said scott peterson should have done something, it was his duty to do something nt did not. as a result, 10 people on the third floor that could have potentially been saved and they were not. based on this acquittal, what stood out to you? what do you make of not guilty? >> well, you know, it is a sad set of facts that you just talked about there. seventeen were killed. this officer, scott peterson, was alleged to have ran away from danger not towards danger. when i say danger, i mean the fact that students being killed in that high school. peterson's defense was he did not know where the shots were actually coming from. he put on witnesses, teachers, those that arrived on the scene, as well as students and they also testified that they did not know where shots were coming from. this was a long shot of a prosecution. also, they charged peterson under the caregivers statute there in florida. >> that is exactly right. this is actually,

homicide detective ted williams is standing by. we begin with david spunt here in washington. hi, david. >> very scary story. nobody injured here. police though are advertising a 20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a suspect or possibly multiple suspects behind this. the businesses were close and still an incredibly dangerous situation. it happened 4:30 a.m. on sunday. three properties in northeast d.c., each location is a business. the first a truist bank atm. somebody embedded an explosive outside the bank causing damage. the second was a nike store. the third a few minutes later was a safeway grocery store. it happened in a 15 minute span. a suspect through a molotov cocktail object in to the store. police put out this photo yesterday and a vehicle likely possibly several suspects they're looking per law enforcement. a champagne colored acura tl with a clear and rare to see a license plate picture, 179-71 ck. >> it's unfortunate that this is happening in the area and so much is trying to be done in the dc area. it's very sad and hurtful. i enjoy working o

ted williams final thoughts, ted? >> know, very disturbing.y're going to come up with additional information from around the country where this guy very well may have been involved in other killings. jon: ted willems former d.c. homicide investigator fox news contributor, ted thanks. >> my pleasure jon. jon: humankind as long pondered whether life exists outside our planet. now congress is stepping up the search holding another round of hearings to take a deeper look at possible top-secret close encounters. more on that, next. my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. [music “this little light of mine”] in the world's poorest places, children with cleft conditions live in darkness and shame. they're shunned, outcast, living in pain. you can reach out and change the life

ted williams.you very much. i love the color combo on your tie and vest. how hard, first of all, is it going to be to get an arrest in this case since police now believe that multiple people may be involved? >> hi, julie. it is going to be somewhat difficult, i believe. we know that the authorities are racing to try to make an arrest concerning these bombings. they don't know if the bomber or bombers will strike again. that is certainly something that they are very, very deeply concerned about in the district of columbia. we do know that the one bomber attacked three commercial establishments in early morning hours on sunday. and so no one was in those occupied businesses. but we're deeply concerned about what this person may do next. >> julie: yeah. that's the fear because the problem hasn't been solved, the danger is still out there. no one was injured in the suspected attacks. three buildings were damaged, though. thankfully for that surveillance video you see a suspect. you see the vehicle and

all right, ted williams, thanks for joining us on this. resting next two months before the trial, if we get to it. thank you, ted. >> my pleasure. aishah: good to see you. all right, still ahead on "fox news sunday," shannon bream has exclusive interviews with former president trump's legal spokesperson, alina habba, as well as south carolina representative nancy mace. she also sits down with north dakota governor and republican presidential hopeful doug burgum. that's coming up at the top of the hour. and fox news, don't forget, set to host the first 2024 debate on august 23rd inprimar milwaukee. we're all going to be watching, that's manager you will not want to miss -- something you will not want to miss. catch it right here on the fox news channel. that's it for us on this hour of "fox news live." i'm aishah hasnie. thanks so much for watching. "fox news sunday" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we're reinventing our network... ...with smarter, more efficient routes... ...so you can deliver more value to your customers. fast. reliable. perfectly orchest

now with me ted williams and former las vegas police officer, randy sutton. you may not remember, but it's been awhile. i was in a local recordner las vegas and you saved in cases out there. how do police solve the one in washington d.c.? >> reference the bombing. it's going to be forensic evidence. the atf is very good. they have surveillance video. the big clue is the vehicle. they have the license plate number. where did this vehicle come back from? is it stolen? was it utilized from a family member? that's the biggest lead that we have here. the close proximity of the bombings could indicate one person that was, you know, motivated by having the opportunity to drive, walk, run. or it could be a separate individual because the difference in the bomb, there was two devices in one molotov cocktail, which is unusual. >> nobody was hurt with these series of explosions, but someone gets a thrill from throwing the molotov cocktails. they're not concerned about injuries. that's the urgency with this. >> you're absolutely right. one of the things that will help au

investigating we will bring any new developments only get them for washington homicide detective ted williams, ted thank you is always your insight. >> my pleasure. arthel: eric and ted meanwhile police have a new lead in the search for a murder suspect who escaped a northwestern pennsylvania jail last week. police say home security camera may have captured 34-year-old michael broom walking down a residential street near warren where he escapes. it's unclear exactly when this video was taken by the way police say they have found small stockpiles or campsites and the warren county woods leading them to believe burm berman may be hg out there. support meanwhile the investigation for the cocaine found inside the white house may be over. there are still plenty of questions being asked we are live in washington with the very latest on those developments asu "fox news live" continue straight ahead. uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein max challenge. ♪ ♪ i'm christine mahon. i'm retired from public hea

he is a father of 4 children. 20 now is ted williams former dc police detective and fox news contributored, how was it a man like this could survive afghanistan, serve our country just to be poorly murdered working in dc? >> katie, you cannot wrap your head around what you've said here. this man ÃÃwas working as a lyft driver, trying to earn a living for his family here after coming from afghanistan after americain american soldiers in afghanistan.claim to this country, have 4 children with him and his wife. trying to earn a living. all of a sudden his life, his whole: wiped out by some thugs in the district of columbia. that, it cannot wrap your head around. it is very, very frightening katie. >> yeah. you always have to remember that when you hear a statistics there are people behind the statistics went to see councilmember just admitted the shocking stack. >> in the first 3 months of 2023 we had over 100 cases where people were out as pretrial release and create another from the crime. that's an unacceptable number. >> there's a revolving door of criminality and people get let out for

ted williams, the former d.c. homicide detective, defense attorney. s that investigators might be looking for. ted, they scoured that house inside and out, ripped it apart. in the end, they looked for a lot of things such as? >> well, they're looking for physical evidence to tie heuermann to the killing of the gilgo beach four. neil, one of the questions in this case is, could heuermann been identified as a killer early on in this investigation. and i can tell you i believe that the suffolk county list department there may very well have dropped the ball. it was in 2010 that that department was in some turmoil. if we do back to 2010, there was a gentleman by the name of dave shella. he comes home in the middle of the night and finds his friend locked in a bathroom. on the other side, was rex heuermann trying to get to the bathroom. what happened was the two men got in a fight. rex heuermann, 6'6", over 300 pounds left the area. shortly thereafter, amber costello was found dead. she's one of the alleged victims of rex heuermann. the key to this was that

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homicide detective ted williams says this could be a classic case of a serial killer hiding in plain sight. >> this was a dr. jekyll and mr. hyde. rex heuermann who lived in new york was an architect, a pillar of the community. in the daytime, but at night and when his family was away, he was a sex -- chasing sex workers. >> dana: nate foye is live outside the suspect's home in massapequa park in new york. what do you have this morning snow >> this is the 11th straight day investigators have been at rex heuermann's home looking for evidence. you mentioned the "new york post" reports over the weekend they found a soundproof room in the home's basement. take a look at this video also from this weekend where crews also used an excavator and cadaver dogs and radar. they will finish at the home this week. the main detective said it could be tomorrow or the end of the week. investigation continues right now. take a live look from our drone. a source familiar with the investigation tells fox news investigators believe that heuermann murdered at least one of the victims here at his family's

>> ted williams, can you imagine wearing talking about wearing this jersey august in st.annel, 1954 road jersey. this should be in that 150 foe $300,000 range. this is one of the items in the sale. >> is this the original navy blue let sox lettering. >> something original. authentic authentication. we obviously guarantee everything to be as represented. have to do that research. any restoration. make sure it's exact. abby abby i don't know if people can see in this is flannel. it's cold here. i would love to put it on. i don't know if i have that kind of cash though. what else do we have? >> jackie robinson. obviously an iconic player. this is postcard. wearing royals. why is that? montreal. this is before he got to the brooklyn dodgers. controversy, obviously first african-american player in major league baseball history. to find something signed before he even came into dodgers really, really rare. this should be 10 to 20,000. abby abby got 30 seconds left. last two items. >> mickey mantel. this is a bat that he used in the 1961 to '62 season. even more significantly, t

joining me now is ted williams, former d.c. police detective and fox news contributor. so, ted, you know, how is it that a man like this could survive afghanistan serveserve our country just to be brutally murdered working in d.c.? and katie, you cannot wrap your head around. you have said here this man has ,right? yeah. was working as a lyft driver trying to earn a living for his family here. after coming from afghanistan, after helping americans soldiers, there's an interpreter in afghanistan came to this country, had four children with him and his trying to earn a living, and all of a sudden, life, his whole life is gone, wiped oute:p by some thugs in the district of columbiedin thea that you cat wrap your head around. it is very very frightening. >> katie yeah, and you always have to remember that when you hear statistics. there are people behind those statisticsyou hear. and one d.c. council member just admitted this shocking statr just a in the first threes of 2023, we had over 100 casese where people were out on pretrial release for violent crimes and recommitted

. >> you know who used to point that out, when you're talking about that era, ted williams.e. sam, one quick question for you before we get out of here. there are villains in this piece, judge landis, the former commissioner of baseball. talk about him briefly if you could. >> well, he became the commissioner of baseball after the 1919 black sox scandal, and he had a real tight firm hold on major league baseball, and he was adamant about refusing to see african american players play in the game. and one of the other revelations we came away learning about was the fact that paul robeson, the great paul robeson in the early 1940s had a meeting with the white major league owners to try to persuade them to rethink this cd of not having african americans in the major leagues, but kennesaw mountain landis was still opposed to it, and you know, sadly he passed away in mid-1940s and happy chen became the baseball commissioner. that from my perspective opened the door to people like branch rickey saying now it's time to make these overtures to negro players, to bring them into the ma

he might be the finest pure hitter since ted williams.arguably, other than shohei ohtani, the finest major league baseball player we have. broken the handmade bone in his hand. he's going to be out for a considerable period of time. that's tough for both individual athletes, but it's tougher for fans of major league baseball, who don't really get an opportunity to see these guys play on a regular basis, because they're out on the west coast and the time lapse, obviously. you go to bed in the east, at 10:00, when they're just starting to play. so hopefully, you know, they'll both recover. we'll see shohei ohtani at the plate in the all-star game. mike trout, really too bad on him. tough call. >> i said triple dose of bad luck because their third baseman, anthony rendon got hurt yet. how about the surging new york yankees. ten games over 500. about to catch the orioles -- >> willie, i lost you there. i heard mike loud and clear. it is a shame about ohtani. you know, this has been a great baseball season, despite the fact that our teams, yan