timothy miller.ernard, your thoughts on what they did when we hear witticism of law enforcement in this country that's not justified. >> may god bless and our peacekeepers. as a nation, we have to support them and be grateful and give them the resources they need to protect us because that's what they do. this is a tremendous example. this humbleness is fantastic there are people doing this for across the country but all of us are asleep, home on our holiday and they are doing thankless and getting no thanks and they do it anyway out of sense of duty and community and country. eric: law enforcement is protecting us and they will solve this with the field. thank you. laura. laura: federal investigators are on the ground in tennessee sifting through evidence and christmas morning explosion that rocked nashville. the fbi says they are tracking down over 500 leads. >> we have no indication of additional explosive threats. no other explosive devices were discovered during our secondary sweep yesterday. we

they are sergeant timothy miller, officer brenna posey, officer james lewellen, officer james wells, and officer michael sipose. >>> a christmas tragedy. university of utah running back ty jordan has died at the age of 19. the 2020 pac 12 offensive freshman of the year was killed in a shooting last night in denton, texas, near dallas. police have not released details about the circumstances of his death. the university of utah's athletic director says he's working with the team to provide support for those grieving the loss of ty jordan. >>> the chp continues to crack down on drinking and driving during the holidays. the chp announced off thors made an average of one dui arrest every five minutes for a total of 318 arrests in just 30 hours. this is all part of the chp's maximum enforcement period. it started at 6:00 p.m. on christmas eve and goes until sunday night. >>> san francisco is reminding people about its annual christmas tree collection program. last year, the city woodchiped 500 tons into mulch. the trees need to be stripped of all decorations, including the tin sill, befor

they are sergeant timothy miller, officer brenna hosey, officer janz lieu ellen three years, officer jane wells also just shy of three years. officer michael sipos on the force just 16 months. >>> a war veteran who served in pearl harbor will now have a post office named after him. following his service he returned to his hometown in san diego. he died in 2018 at the age of 106. he was the oldest veteran to survive the attack on pearl harbor. now the city is honoring him by naming the main post office in poway, san diego, the ray travis post office. president trump signed the bill on monday making the name change official. shortly before he died travis actually visited president trump at the white house. >> anthony flores joining us now for sports, and today's game meant really nothing for the 49ers, but still felt really good for inniner fans here in the newsroom today. there was a lot of shouting and cheering. >> yeah, finally a reason to celebrate because it has been a tough year for the red and gold. the 49ers using the home field to their advantage against the cardinals in arizo

timothy miller.s someone in nashville, you know larry, what law enforcement has been under this past year. >> i think god for them. instead of defunding them, we ought to refund and give them a raise. they put their lives on the line every night, don't know if they go home safe to their wives and kids and husbands god bless th them, i am grateful for them, we support them and it has come to that. we've known for a long time the dod and people know korea, the communications is going to be one of the places people strike first. i believe it happened today. people come to me and say i'm sorry. eric: all right, larry. computer is going to cut us off. it was the at&t building the rv was parked next to it. larry, thank you for what you've done for this nation and your music you and your family and your brothers. refund the police, says larry. >> bye-bye. eric: will be right back. it laura: the holidays can be some of the happiest times and it can also be difficult especially for veterans in civilian life a

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>>all of this was happening under the watchful eye of sergeant timothy miller, and then just before thelosion llewellyn and jose heard an eerie sound music coming from the rv but i remembered was downtown where the light shine bright atf later determined the song was downtown by petula clark, then everything changed in an instant i was thrown knocked to the but catch myself i was fine, i bush basically. >>was thrown into the trunk a little bit. the turnaround c start. >>they're orange sky. a lot of smoke got to meet out and go check on topping who was by herself broadway. as it turned around. you know for me it felt like all it took 3 steps. in the music stopped and as i'm walking back towards happen now. i just see orange and then i hear a loud boom as i'm stumbling. visit you know hard starts when tell myself stony feet, stay alive and i saw stumble. >>and i felt it felt the heat waves. i don't know how i kept my footing but. i caught a blank that i could see him for second i just lost and i just took off in a sprint i've never got somebody so hard in my life. got him he grabbed me an

officer james blu you luellen, s wells, sergeant timothy miller. you've been on the job, ted. you know what it's like to be out on the streets, 6:30 in the morning, christmas work they're working. they hear the gunshots. they get the calls. they respond with bayery -- bravery, courage and they go into action. your thoughts? >> you know, chilling, but this is what law enforcement officers all over this country do and this is the reason i say we need too take our hats off to good law enforcement officers and this was excellent police work. these individuals ran towards the danger. and they were there protecting the citizens within that community. they reached out. they called out of. they got people and miami-dade made sure they were in safe -- and made sure they were in safe position. these are heroes. eric: let's remember and thank our law enforcement officers across the country, these half dozen and more, their colleagues represent that. ted williams, former washington, d.c. police detective, fox news contributor. thanks for joining us. as always, good to see you. laura. >> p

officer james wells and sergeant timothy miller. pete, those are your heroes this morning. many very young and new to the force. four of them had been there less than two years. one for three, one for four. and their sergeant 11 years. not a lot of experience but obviously trained. and but you can't train for a situation like this, will, as you said is it voice. can you trust it? can you not trust it. it reminds me of 24 that series where the clock is ticking. is it real? is it a hoax? is it a baited ambush? is there a secondary device? is it really 15 minutes? or is it 5? were the shot fired meant to draw in law enforcement who. none of those things are knowable in that moment. all they knew was they had a job to do and they went into the danger zone. helped people who would have otherwise died from the blast leave those buildings, saving their lives in the process. and, rachel, there's no other way to put it other than shear heroism and on christmas morning, nonetheless. '. rachel: absolutely. i mean, going door to door, waking people up, telling them to get out of danger

amanda, james, and timothy miller. and here is a little bit more of that extraordinary news conference with some of them. listen. >> i just see orange and then i a loud boom. as i'm stumbling it rocked me, i told myself, stay on your feet, stay alive. >> i blinked and i couldn't see for a second. >> what i specifically remember, what i remembered was downtown, the lights were shining bright. later the person i spoke to pulled it up and it's downtown to buy tullio clark. >> the love for them is even bigger now. >> the love for them is bigger now. all of nashville and america is mainly same exact thing. >> that's right. christmas morning, christmas is really a whole full-time and as tragic and devastating as this is, what those men and women did, they saved the lives and we lost no life other than the perpetrator. it's a blessing that occurred in the middle of a tragedy and we are grateful for law enforcement. we always are, but when something like this happens, we are mindful of the incredible role they play to protect

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