wilkerson used the video recorder embedded in his car. >> we're ready. is he recording?er: and that's your interrogation? >> and that's my interrogation right there in the sally port. my name's john wilkerson. i'm sheriff's office here. this is mr. chief deputy bill price, okay? >> reporter: he was not under arrest, but carl pressley wore prison stripes for his interview because investigators had taken his clothes so they could run tests on them. >> i'm not making any accusations at this point. i'm just trying to get him locked down into his original story. >> reporter: from the beginning, carl pressley admitted he and his girlfriend, lillian king, had gone out to his grandmother's house for a visit that sunday. >> do you remember how long you stayed there? >> no sir, i really don't. >> during the interview he started to you know try to pretend like he couldn't remember certain things. >> reporter: eventually carl's memory improved. he remembered how he took his grandmother out of the house to protect her from some tough guys he owed money to. >> the story is he, to prot

wilkerson. ms.for allowing me to tell the story of my son, josh, and his murder. my son's name was named joshua wilkerson. in 2010, he was beaten strangled, tortured until he died. he was tied up, thrown in a field and set on fire. his killer, hermillo morales was brought here illegally by his illegal parents when he was 10 years old so he fit the dream kid description. he was sentenced to life in prison which means it will be 30 years until he will be up for parole. he will be a 49-year-old man who i don't expect to be deported and i just hope he doesn't come to live in your city. we had to hear this kid from the stand muttering about in my country, in my country, never to finish that sentence. he went on to tell -- we listened to tell us repeatedly that his killing skills took over, that josh had kicked his dog, his killing skills took over. his parents somehow managed to provide lessons that he acquired so he acquired a black belt in mixed martial arts. joshua who had never been in a he didn't sp

wilkerson. ms.kerson: thank you for allowing me to tell the story of my son, josh, and his murder. my son's name was named joshua wilkerson, in 2010, he was beaten strangled, tortured until he died. he was tied up, thrown in a field and set on fire. his killer, hermillo morales, was brought here illegally by his illegal parents when he was 10 years old so he fit the dream kid description. he was sentenced to life in prison which means it will be 30 years until he will be up for parole. he will be a 49-year-old man who i don't expect to be deported and i just hope he doesn't come to live in your city. we had to hear this kid from the stand muttering about in my country in my country never to finish that sentence. he went on to tell -- we listened to tell us repeatedly that his killing skills took over, that josh had kicked his dog, his killing skills took over. his parents somehow managed to provide lessons that he acquired so he acquired a black belt in mixed martial arts. joshua had never been in a

tonight: >> my son's name joshua wilkerson on november 16th 2010 he was beaten, strangled, tortured, until he died. he was tied up, thrown and set on fire. >> will congress pass kate's law you in the first step happened today in washington as families who lost loved ones to criminal aliens spoke out. >> kate fell and looked at me and said, "help me dad." those were the last words i will ever hear from my e'll continue our reporting this evening. >> the allegation that planned parenthood profits in any way from tissue donation is not true you. >> a new undercover video may undercut the president of planned parenthood. we will continue our investigation into selling the body parts of aborted babies. also ahead it has now been 24 days since a vicious hit and run accident happened in st. louis. why hasn't anyone been charged? is it legal on the case. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. anarchy and immigration law. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. at least

my son's name was joshua wilkerson. on november 16th 2010, he was beaten strangled tortured until he died. he was tied up thrown in a field and set on fire. his killer, armilo morales was brought here illegally by his parents when he was 10 years old. he fit the dream kid description. he was sentenced to life in prison which means it will be 30 years before he's up for parole. he'll be a 49-year-old man who i don't expect to be deported and i just hope he doesn't come to live in your city. we had to hear this kid from the stand muttering about in my country, in my country never to finish that sentence. he went on to tell -- we listened to him tell us repeatedly that his killing skills took over, that josh had kicked his dog, his killing skills took over. his parents somehow managed to provide lessons that he acquired so that he acquired a black belt in mixed martial arts. joshua had never been in a fight in his life. very quiet, old soul. he didn't speak a lot, but when he did you listened to him. like i said he's never

laura wilkerson's son josh was beaten and burned to death by a young man brought to this country illegallya so-called dreamer. >> i want you to know that our family is broken forever. i want you to do something about it. every one of you sitting here is in a position to do something. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz, presidential candidate, blasted the immigration and customs enforcement director saying a huge problem is the obama administration's failure to enforce the law. >> if president obama had the courage of his convictions, he would come and look in the eyes of these men and women who have lost their sons their daughters, their mothers, their sisters, their brothers and the administration would stop releasing murderers and rapists. >> we don't release people willy nilly. we release people pursuant to these statutes and regulations. >> reporter: the steinle murder brought the issue of sanctuary cities to the national spotlight. communities which only offer minimal cooperation to the federal government on immigration matters. california democratic senator diane feinstein is a form

rosemary wilkerson says why does tom stand on the show? looks like he is teaching a class instead of moderating a show. i get asked that a lot. tom drink a lot of coffee. how often does he use the restroom in the average day? that's a good question. why is tom shillue featuring his coffee maker at half time? thanks for the question. free ad. that's with tom wearing sweaters in the middle of the summer? is he uh anemic? great question. how do you focus on hosting the show and not obsess over the tan lines. thank you for your question. was it your idea to have him only budsing -- only budsing a lot. is it true that you and andy levey ride a tandem bike to work together? that's all the time we have. it is time for a break. robot hotels when we come back. >>> we are one step closer to andy's dream of world without people. a new hotel in japan is staffed entirely by robots. the henna hotel or weird hotel has a humanoid receptionist and a robotic porter to transport your luggage and of course a raptor wearing a bow tie. thanks to "jurassic park"

laura wilkerson's josh was beaten and burned to death by a man brought here illegally, a so-called dreamer. >> i want you to know our family is broken forever. i want you to do something about it. everyone sitting here is in a position to do something. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz, a presidential candidate blasted the immigration and customs enforcement director saying the obama administration's failure to enforce the law. >> if president obama had the courage of his convictions, he would come and look in the eyes of the men and women who lost their sons, daughters, mothers sisters, brothers, and the administration would stop releasing murderers and rapists. >> we don't release people willy-nilly. we release people pursuant to the statutes and regulations. >> reporter: the steinle murder brought the issue of sanctuary cities to the national spotlight, communities which offer minimal cooperation to the federal government on immigration matters. california democratic senator dianne feinstein is the former mayor of san francisco, a sanctuary city, and she blasted the sheriff's office.

. >> let's bring in larry wilkerson. he was chief of staff to former secretary of state colin powell. what is your initial reaction? >> i'm rather stunned that we got what we got. i got the agreement about 5:00 a.m. this morning. i was unable to go over it chapter and verse. i've listened to the statements and followed it all along. i'm rather stunned that we got what we got. what i've offered to the cricks in congress and elsewhere is show me your alternative. they don't have any alternatives. this is the best we can work with this problem at the present time. >> let me read you from the president's speech what was agreed to. the first is inspectors will have 24/7 access to iran's key nuclear facilities. that doesn't mean unfettered access does it? >> no it doesn't. under nonproliferation treaty -- and this goes even further than that in fact much further than that if i'm reading the text right. these things are the privileges of a country that is a member of the npt. i was really stunned too that we got this side agree

. >> my son was joshua wilkerson. he was beaten strangled tortured until he died. he was tied up thrown in a field and set on fire. >> will congress pass kate's law? families who lost loved ones to criminal aliens spoke out. >> kate fell and looked at me and said help me dad. those are the last words i'll ever hear from my daughter. >>> caught you. you were about to enter the no spin zone. an o'reilly factor special begins right now. blat >>> i'm bill o'reilly. we have a special tonight. we have kate steinle's family. by all account, kate was a fine young woman grew up in pleasanton outside san francisco, earned an education degree. kate loved to travel exploring cultures around the world. she was charitable working with foundations. coming up. kate was a caring and generous person. her parents set up a fund close to kate's heart. we'll have that in a few minutes. jim steinle, kate's father and his sullivan her mother. mrs. sullivan what do you want the world to know about kate? >> well she was not only beautiful but a very soulful person. a lot of depth, a lot of

. >> my son's name was joshua wilkerson on december 16th 2010 he was beaten, strangled, tortured until he died. he was tied up, thrown in a field and set on fire. >> will congress pass kate's law? families who lost loved ones to criminal aliens spoke out. >> kate fell, looked a at me and said help me, dad. those are the last words i will ever hear from my daughter. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor o'reilly factor special begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. we have a factor national exclusive, an interview with the parents of kate steinle shot to death by illegal alien felon. by all accounts, kate was a fine young woman. she grew up in pleasantton california outside of san francisco, earning a communications degree from cal poly. kate loved it to travel, exploring different cultures all around thehea world. she was also very charitable working with the challenged athletes foundation. summing up, kate wason a generous and caring person. her parents have set up a fund that will help causes close to kate's heart. w

laura wilkerson's son josh was beaten and burned to death by a young man brought to this country illegally, a so-called dreamer. >> i want you to know that our family is broken forever. i want you to do something about it. every one of you sitting here is in a position to do something. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz, presidential candidate, blasted the immigration and customs enforcement director saying a huge problem is the obama administration's failure to enforce the law. >> if president obama had the courage of his convictions, he would come and look in the eyes of these men and women who have sons their daughters, their mothers, their sisters, their brothers and the administration would stop releasing murderers and rapists. >> we don't release people willy nilly. we release people pursuant to these statutes and regulations. >> reporter: the steinle murder brought the issue of sanctuary cities to the national spotlight. communities which only offer minimal cooperation to the federal government on immigration matters. california democratic senator diane feinstein is a former mayor

wilkerson has been working very closely with maria down in texas.and maria brought twoo donald trump's attention the seriousness of the issue. he even admitted he didn't know how serious it was. and in fairness to trump, we're delighted that he's bruteought the issue up. beyond that discussing his politics is not something that is appropriate for me. but we do appreciate what he's done. >> let's talk about the sapg sanctuary cities. members of congress some, want to cut off the funding to these cities who continue to allow illegal immigrants to not be deported and work with federal agents to make that happen. do you hold the local officials responsible for your brother's death or the federal officials or a combination of both? >> it's a combination of both. the local jurisdictions in my case cook county passing an ordinary nance in 2011 to do just that to force the sheriff to ignore federal law i found was reprehensible. and with the good works of judicial watch, we're fighting cook county now in the courts. it's at the illinois supreme court level.

first, we go to laura wilkerson who testified at today's hearing to honor the loss of her son, joshuahank you so much for being here and your testimony was difficult just to listen to but your son was murdered by a so-called dream er dreamer dreamer dreamer somebody brought here by his parents. this man is likely to get out on parole by the time he is 49 years old. >> yes. that's correct. your thoughts on the sanctuary cities and the policies that stand? >> my thoughts are criminal element not to say that all are criminals but invites the element to come to our city and you get a free pass. >> so to those who say there are murderers among the illegal immigrant community the same way there are among the law abiding community and it's unfair to paint this community with such a broad brush you say what? >> i say america has enough criminals and we don't need any other countries. >> some look at the testimony and say not you but i know you gave a shout out to donald trump saying you felt heard when you heard what he said the remarks people considered controversial. people say donald trump

tonight: >> my son's name joshua wilkerson on november 16th 2010 he was beaten, strangled, tortured,e died. he was tied up, thrown and set on fire. >> will congress pass kate's law you in the first step happened today in washington as families who lost loved ones to criminal aliens spoke out. >> kate fell and looked at me and said, "help me dad." those were the last words i will ever hear from my daughter. >> we'll continue our reporting this evening. >> the allegation that planned parenthood profits in any way from tissue donation is not true you. >> a new undercover

tonight: >> my son's name joshua wilkerson on november 16th 2010 he was beaten, strangled, tortured,d up, thrown and set on fire. >> will congress pass kate's law you in the first step happened today in washington as families who lost loved ones to criminal aliens spoke out. >> kate fell and looked at me and said, "help me dad." those were the last words i will ever hear from my e'll continue our reporting this evening. >> the allegation that planned parenthood profits in any way from tissue donation is not true you. >> a new

. >> joining us is isabelle wilkerson, pulitzer prize winning author of the warm withth of other sunsica's great migration and eugene robinson, himself a pulitzer prize winner. isabelle, i'd like to get your reaction to fwhapd south carolina today and how this chapter is closing on the south carolina use of the confederate flag. >> well, this is a watershed moment. not just for south carolina an the south but for the entire country. this flag is a symbol of terror and of sub ge gags, we may be on the verge of bringing a conclusion to the civil war. >> this is where you grew up south carolina. what were your feelings to see this process completed and in effect as we look back on the last couple of weeks of this legislatively, how quickly and smoothly it was completed. >> remarkable remarkable. this is a state with an indian-american governor signing this bill in to law. elected black senator from the south since reconstruction. it's not the south carolina i grew up in that's for sure. one could have anticipated the sort of rear guard action that was fought in the south carolina house t

. >> michael wilkerson has been driving to jail every thursday for the past six months. >> can i seeour band? >> yes. >> he works for an out vendor that runs the canteen service. >> this is a three hour and 30-minute ride every thursday. i like talking to them, seeing what they're going through, asking what they're in for. sometimes you're scared. other than that, i love this job. i'll tell you no lie, i love it. >> there's also a dark side to canteen day. >> canteen is usually the worst day in the unit. that's when the most fights happen. >> canteen is money here. when you need something, you trade it with canteen. >> they don't have access to paper money. that's their money here. that's how they pay their debts, that's how they collect bets. if they don't pay, this is what happens. fight breaks out. >> they start fighting like right in front of us. it's shocking to see them fight over honey buns and stuff like that. >> we'll follow. >> in progress is a fight. >> tactical officers from the jail's special operations group have been called to a fight shortly after canteen distribution

isabelle wilkerson, thank you. i hope to see a lot more of you. chuck todd moderator of "meet the press," we learned a short time ago exclusive interview with governor nikki haley this morning. excuse me this sunday on "meet the press." if it's sunday it's chuck touddd and it's "meet the press." enjoy your weekend. >> thanks. >>> the confederate flag debate spilled on to the house floor in washington, d.c. thursday. republican leadership pulled a spending bill with an amendment attached allowing confederate flag imagery to be displayed in national parks and federal cemeteries. the amendment was met with strong public opposition by house democrats. >> i'm perplexed. what exactly is the tradition of the confederate battle flag that we're supporting? >> robert e. lee skadaid he considered this emblem to be a symbol of treason. >> bigotry continues to exist in this country. this congress should not pass any legislation today or any other day that would embolden those who continue to hold racist beliefs. >> congressional black caucus chairman g.k. butt

wilg wilkerson is here, as well. i want to make it clear to everyone that this committee is committed to addressing this problem and in a comprehensive way and we have taken the first step by bringing the bill to the floor today. but that should not be tend, that should be the beginning of our efforts to make sure that american citizens are safe in their cities around the country. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the gentleman from virginia yield back. the gentleman from california is recognized previously for unanimous consent. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i should have asked earlier for unanimous consent to enter ranking member connier's statement into the record. i also also ask unanimous consent to enter into the record 137 statements including from the arch bishop of san francisco, the methodistes and 134 other organizations on this subject. without objection. we welcome our distinguished panel of witnesses today. i would ask you to all rise so i could administer an oath. do i swear the system you are about to give sh

. >> larry wilkerson. >> i know larry. >> chief of staff. >> [inaudible] colin powell's chief of staff took out -- [inaudible] there were 36 actual fact all things that the chief of staff for the secretary of the state and the secretary of state decided were didn't come up with a fact all basis and -- [inaudible] >> in other countries as well. there were debates about the veracity of this intelligence. >> but they all came to the same conclusion. i mean, was striking to me when i went back and i interviewed english intelligence british intelligence and israeli intelligence and some german intelligences, whether or not you wanted to go to war, whether or not their country's policymakers warranted to go to war, they were not deeply divided about the presumed existence of wmd in iraq. what they disagreed was whether or not that was sufficient to go to war and people of goodwill could disagree about the second part without challenging necessarily the first. i mean i think that, there is a lot of rewriting of history about what americans were actually told. before the mcclatchy papers wrote

. >> you hear from the families there, that was laura wilkerson mom of josh wilkerson who was killeda most brutal and horrific way by an illegal immigrant. and jim steinle, ainsley had an incredibly moving sit down with kate's family. kate was 32 years old when she was shot on that pier. by passing kate's law which would take the worst of the worse illegal i am grnts what -- immigrants who come in here as criminals, deport them if they come back after committing crimes put them in jail for a minimum number of years. there's one senator who says kate's law would lead to too many prosecutions. watch. >> the suggestion that we make a mandatory minimum five year sentence for people who have been deported and come back across the border with no criminal -- no criminal history and no other history government's point of view that seems to me to be an invitation for a lot of prosecutions. >> he's so right. let's just keep things the way they are. because it's working so great, isn't it? there's going to be -- the house is going to vote this week to stop giving police grants to cities that do

. >> reporter: as executive director of out youth, wilkerson hopes athletes like jenner encourage andntation of themselves now at some of the highest honors. >>> here? the d.c. area, he has gone on to become an advocate and public speaker about transgender athletes. while at george washington university, he became the first known transgender player at an ncaap division i school. wearing the number 50, he played three seasons at george washington university on women's basketball team through 2010. he put off taking hormones and undergoing treatment until after his playing days. >>> well, it's a reconciliation that has been more than a half a century in the making. coming up this morning, tomorrow's plans to reopen cuba's embassy here in washington. >>> and still ahead this morning, stem is cool and school specially when you are learning about science with water balloons. >>> seems like water balloons or something involving water would be a great idea today to help you stay cool. but the air quality is going to become an issue as we head later into the day. it's a code orange day. that

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wilkerson is here as well and testified before the senate hearing on tuesday. i want to make it clear this committee is committed to addressing this frb -- problem -- in a comprehensive way and we have taken the first step but that should not be the end but the beginning of efforts to make sure american citizens are safe in their cities around the country. >> i should ask asked consent for ranking member conyer's statement and i should ask for consent to enter 137 statements including from the archbishop of san francisco church world services and methodist and 134 organizations on this subject. >> without objection. >> we welcome the panel of witnesses. i would ask you to rise so i can administer an oath. you swear the testimony you are about to give should be the truth, the whole truth, so help you god? may the record reflect all of the witnesses answered in the affirmi affirmi affirmi affirmi affirmi. mr. sinetein is the father of kate steinle who was murdered by a man released from the prison. jack jones is here who served as a security officer and then at t

i spoke to reva wilkerson who was the first to dance in the 1950s and she said i never thought i would'm sharing it with her. >> i know now you're embarking on another new beginning appearing on broadway. where you'll have to sing? >> more braver than we thought. >> how are you going to do all this? >> abt's season just finished so we usually get a two-month break. i thought if there's time to dive into a new challenge and something that's going to further me even more in my ballet career which comes first and foremost to me this is definitely that tune and now's the time that abt is off. >> this is a big part and you have to sing. how do you feel about your singing voice? >> i've never sung in front of a big crowd. i had no idea that i had to sing. i sang a madonna song. yeah she can let you know how that sounded. >> it will be two weeks on broadway at the end of august, beginning of september? >> yes. yes. it's coming up very soon. it's exciting. >> you're telling us you wrapped up doing "swan lake" this past saturday. what was it like to play that iconic role? >> i never saw myself

wilkerson is here as well and testified before the senate hearing on tuesday. i want to make it clear this committee is committed to addressing this frb -- problem -- in a comprehensive way and we have taken the first step but that should not be the end but the beginning of efforts to make sure american citizens are safe in their cities around the country. >> i should ask asked consent for ranking member conyer's statement and i should ask for consent to enter 137 statements including from the archbishop of san francisco church world services and methodist and 134 organizations on this subject. >> without objection. >> we welcome the panel of witnesses. i would ask you to rise so i can administer an oath. you swear the testimony you are about to give should be the truth, the whole truth, so help you god? may the record reflect all of the witnesses answered in the affirmi affirmi affirmi affirmi affirmi. mr. sinetein is the father of kate steinle who was murdered by a man released from the prison. jack jones is here who served as a security officer and then at t

wilson of pearland texas is the mother of josh wilkerson. josh was 18 years old when he was kidnapped n murdered by his high school classmates. an illegal immigrant after offering his classmate a ride from school. josh's murderer was sentenced to life in prison and will be eligible for parole in 30 years. i want to thank all of you for being here and as i expressed to you privately our condolences. i say so publicly that you are very brave to come forward and testimony and we welcome that very much. and we'll start with ms. oliver. you -- i know you folks have been told about a four-minute rule. the red light comes on. if you have a longer statement it will be put in the record. that doesn't mean that just exactly when the light comes on i'm going to gavel you down but please cut it short because this is a very important hearing. we want to get the witnesses in and after you tell your stories, of course to hear from the administration and to question the administration. will you start ms. oliver. >> good morning. i just want to first state t

there's a tag on his toe that bears the name joshua wilkerson. he is a white male weighing 100 pounds. he is tied up with braided rope 13 loops around his neck with a , slip knot. it goes behind his back during -- through his back loop it goes , to his hands and his feet, behind his body. he has multiple fractures in his face. and nasal cavity. his throat and his voice box are crushed. he was kicked so hard in the stomach that it sent his spleen into his spine and sliced it in two. so it was painful. the medical examiner said it was torture. this body has significant skin loss on his buttocks, abdomen, penis, hands and his face. he has one stick of gum and a tardy slip in his pocket. this was our family costs 9/11 terrorist attack by foreign invader whether you want to recognize it or whether you do not. this government continues to fail or even recognize that we have an issue. americans are dying daily at the hands of criminals that we don't even know are here. you are officially notified today there is a problem when this happens. you can't den

wilkerson, i think is here this morning as well. she testified before the senate hearing on tuesday. i want to make it clear to everyone that this committee is committed to addressing this problem in a comprehensive way and we have taken the first step by bringing the bill to the floor today. but that should not be the end that should be the beginning of our efforts to make sure that american citizens are safe in their cities around the country. thank you, mr. chairman. >> gentleman from virginia yields back. the gentlelady from california is recognized for unanimous consent. >> thank you, mr. chairman i should have asked earlier for unanimous consent to enter ranking member conyers statement into the record and i would also ask unanimous con sent to enter into the record 137 statements, including from the archbishop of san francisco, the methodists and 134 other organizations on this subject. >> without objection. >>> we welcome our very distinguished panel of witnesses today. i would ask you to recognize so i could administer an o

jim steinle will start testifying along with don rosenburg and laura wilkerson.als they were killed by illegals. they just told us what they want politicians to take away from today's hearing. >> to do their jobs, enforce the laws in place. it seems ironic we're up here begging the government to enforce a law in place. it's just -- it doesn't make sense to me. >> well our ainsley earhardt sits down with kate's parents. we'll have that interview here on fox"fox & friends"." >>> one of music's favorite couples calling it quits. so sad. blake shelton and miranda lambert are divorced after four years of marriage. shelton fired for divorce two weeks ago over concerns allegedly that lambert was unfaithful. the couple says this is not the future we envisioned and it with heavy hearts we move forward separately. >> always hate to bring that news to you. that's what's going on. >> thank you very much heather. >> might as well focus on our own lives now that they're broke up. >> there you go. >>> last week you saw here on the fox news channel the terrible murder by the 24-