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williams leaves behind his wife kimberly and mother and father. williams always with the passion to go into law enforcement. >> leaving a legacy, he was a state trooper for not even a year, that is amazing. >> to have that impact. >> reporter: police and troop 's cross the country filed into boardwalk hall, the funeral service lasting roughly 90 minutes. >> it just means so much to know that he touched that many lives and like that means so much for everybody. >> reporter: boy from atlantic city the eye with the the dream to be a trooper now fond ly remembered. >> he is absolutely a hero and number one thing that i believe, is the most important thing was that they did lay down his life and that is a beautiful scripture no greater love has any man then this. >> reporter: those who eulogized trooper frankie williams said he was as funny a guy as he was confidence, confident and they say one hoff his greatest aspects was uplifting friend, family and his state police family. live from the atlantic city boardwalk, i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness n

. >> williams is survived by his wife kimberly and he was just 31 years old. >>> disgraced pennsylvania congressman chaka fattah has been sentenced to ten years behind bars following his convictions on charges of public corruption, money laundering and bribery. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in center city where he spoke with fattah moments after that sentence came down, greg. >> reporter: that is exactly right there, jessica and former congressman says he respects the judge's sentencing decision but did he not elaborate much past that. so now chaka fattah is heading to federal prison for his ten years sentence starting january 2017. former u.s. congressman chaka fattah will serve ten years in a federal prison. the second longest sentence ever handed down to a member of the congress. >> we have received the sentence, we respect the court 's decision. we don't have much comment on that. >> reporter: federal prosecutors recommended 17 to 22 years behind bars for the convicted former congressman, found guilty on 18 federal corruption charges. including money laundering, and

i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, greg gutfeld and eric bolling. this is "the five". >> a big surprise at trump tower as kanye west meets with president-elect donald trump. details on what they discussed, later. into but first, new developments on the transition front. the president-elect confirms he will nominate exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson to be secretary of state. condoleezza rice praised him as an excellent choice and he's called a man of great integrity that will protect the interests of the u.s. charles krauthammer has a warning for lawmakers. >> if the democrats go after tillerson on the russia ties, it will be a delightful festival of hypocrisies. and then all of a sudden they have discovered that the russians are not france and it's quite a flip-flopping. the famous moment we all remember, obama mocking romney for saying that the russians are a big threat and now all of a sudden they are becoming cold wear era. >> we did talk about that a little bit and that show was after ours. maybe everyone is watching "the five." eric, i wanted to ask

i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, greg gutfeld and eric bolling.s is "the five". >> a big surprise at trump tower as kanye west meets with president-elect donald trump. details on what they discussed, later. into but first, new developments on the transition front. the president-elect confirms he will nominate exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson to be secretary of state. condoleezza rice praised him as an excellent choice and he's called a man of great integrity that will protect the interests of the

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm eric bolling along with kimberly gim foil, juan williams r, and greg.e five." the president-elect has already saved over a thousand jobs in america. just yesterday ibm pledged 25,000 jobs, american jobs. in the aftermath of mr. trump's promises to reduce taxes, roll back regulations and make america a business friendly place aagain, the president-elect pledging to create a whole lot more when he gets in the white house. >> my administration will be focused on three very important

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm eric bolling along with kimberly gim foil, juan williams r, and greg. this is "the five." the president-elect has already saved over a thousand jobs in america. just yesterday ibm pledged 25,000 jobs, american jobs. in the aftermath of mr. trump's promises to reduce taxes, roll back regulations and make america a business friendly place aagain, the president-elect pledging to create a whole lot more when he gets in the white house. >> my administration will be focused on three very important words, jobs, jobs, jobs. whether it's building cars, producing steel or curing disease, we want the next generation of innovation and production to happen right here in america and right here in wisconsin. right? we're going to eliminate all wasteful job-killing regulations. buy american and hire american. right? from now on, it's going to be america first. america first. >> mr. trump met with some of the tech world's biggest names today for a job summit at trump tower. attendees included amazon's jeff bezos, apple's tim cook, elon musk and others. here's what he to

kimberly, megan and peter back. fox news contributor ebony williams. so ebony, they never moved. >> no, they didn't.nny because the celebrities, right, they maybe have the luxury saying they're going to move. but my favorite was on facebook, the lengths people saying they were going to move and then people were like, honey, you can't even move out of your mother's basement. >> one of your co-hosts gutfeld had a great line. all these celebrities saying they're moving to canada, why aren't they saying they're moving to mexico, that's racist. >> you're right, my goodness, what about mexico? because they actually might be a little gate and they don't want to pay for the wall. >> a lot of pesos. have you ever been to canada? >> yes. >> did you talk to any mounties? >> i used to live in canada because i've from minnesota so it's sort of -- >> i wouldn't brag about that. i'm sorry to hear that. are you offended by celebrities who say they want to move or is this more hot air from hollywood? >> no, justin theroux can take all of them. that one girl, she should come on fox and say that stuff in person about

kimberly, megan and peter back. fox news contributor ebony williams. so ebony, they never moved. >> no, they didn't.y because the celebrities, right, they maybe have the luxury saying they're going to move. but my favorite was on facebook, the lengths people saying they were going to move and then people were like, honey, you can't even move out of your mother's basement. >> one of your co-hosts gutfeld had a great line. all these celebrities saying they're moving to canada, why aren't they saying they're moving to mexico, that's racist. >> you're right, my goodness, what about mexico? because they actually might be a little gate and they don't want to pay for the wall. >> a lot of pesos. have you ever been to canada? >> yes. >> did you talk to any mounties? >> i used to live in canada because i've from minnesota so it's sort of -- >> i wouldn't brag about that. i'm sorry to hear that. are you offended by celebrities who say they want to move or is this more hot air from hollywood? >> no, justin theroux can take all of them. that one girl, she should come on fox and say that stuff in person about ca

kimberly, megan and peter back. fox news contributor ebony williams. so ebony, they never moved. >> no, they didn't.nny because the celebrities, right, they maybe have the luxury saying they're going to move. but my favorite was on facebook, the lengths people saying they were going to move and then people were like, honey, you can't even move out of your mother's basement. >> one of your co-hosts gutfeld had a great line. all these celebrities saying they're moving to canada, why aren't they saying they're moving to mexico, that's racist. >> you're right, my goodness, what about mexico? because they actually might be a little gate and they don't want to pay for the wall. >> a lot of pesos. have you ever been to canada? >> yes. >> did you talk to any mounties? >> i used to live in canada because i've from minnesota so it's sort of -- >> i wouldn't brag about that. i'm sorry to hear that. are you offended by celebrities who say they want to move or is this more hot air from hollywood? >> no, justin theroux can take all of them. that one girl, she should come on fox and say that stuff in person about

. >> reporter: trooper frankie williams was just married in stopt his high school sweetheart kimberly. he was remembered as passionate. he had less than year on the job. >> minutes everything -- he meant everything to me. no matter what he always had my back and it's just -- it's unbelievable. >> he was one of those kind of guys that his smile was just -- would it take your breath away. he was good person. >> reporter: back live now i just want to show you something. along with the program a photo of frankie williams was handed out. that he sits inside all troops they have a plastic sleeve inside their hats and this was given out so that troopers can put that inside that sleeve and remember frankie williams every time they put their hats on. live on the boardwalk in atlantic city, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." sharrie. >> yeah, a touching tribute. nora, thank you. >>> two men forced their way into a home in the wissinoming section of philadelphia after a 10-year-old child answered the door. this happened around 9:30 last night on the 4200 block of devereaux street. police

williams. lisa laura who covers politics and from the wall street journal kimberly.im, you are a member of the wall street journal editorial board that wrote the editorial that we stocked to kellyanne conway about. this was a powerful symbolic message that president trump will have american workers back and then when he gets into office then he can begin macroeconomic changes like cutting taxes. >> i agree with all of that. i think politically this was very smart. this was a campaign promise he made and fulfilled it. i'm saying economically this is not the way you want torun an economy. we just had a president who for eight years decided to politically allocate capital in the country and pick winners and losers. this is a similar version of this. these companies are not leaving united states because they are antiamerican or they want to stick it to indiana. they are following laws of economics. so mr. trump has a choice. he can go from company to empcathousands of them and beat all of them and threaten them or focus on macro economic. >> he is talking about tariffs.

william: yo no estoy de acuerdo, kimberly ramos se veÍa espectacular con ese vestido! el target. ¡woo hoo! ¡yay! ¡vamooooos! ¡vamos! hey, bullseye! yo no me olvidé. [ ladra ] sub del día lunes de sweet onion chicken teriyaki. riquísimas tiritas de pollo criado sin antibióticos sazonadas con una bacanísima salsa teriyaki y una salsita de cebolla dulce bieeen chula! a sólo 3 pesos con 50, ay perdón, 3 dólares con 50 centavos mano, ¡eso está super cool! sub del día: disfruta cada día el sabor de un sub distinto tan distinto como nosotros los latinos por tan sólo 3 dólares con 50 centavos [risas] francisca: tengo que divorciarme primero. johnny: bueno, le dijimos que volvÍamos, y volvimos! karla: para no crear confusiÓn, ella estÁ arreglando otros asuntos. ella estÁ en proceso de separaciÓn, y todavÍa no lo has hecho. francisca: sÍ, casi se resuelve ya lo del divorcio, pero yo aclaro siempre con mi gente. pero todo muy bien para los dos. karla: eso es lo mÁs importante. francisca: cerrar un capÍtulo, para poder empezar otro. johnny: y que sea para lo mejor. karla: ahora sÍ

kimberly: there has been an outpouring of support for fisher online from fans and fellow celebrities alike. lindsey mastis is here to share some of that. lindsey: william shatner of "star trek" asked everyone to stop for a moment and spend special thoughts to carrie fisher. christina applegate tweets so much love being sent to you. and peter mayhew, who plays chewbacca, said thoughts and prayers for our friend and everyone's favorite are hoping for the best. kimberly: thank you. accidents on i-95 south this evening brought the holiday getaway to a crawl. this happened in northern virginia at the height of the rush-hour. aaa protects this will be a record-breaking year for holiday travel in the u.s., today being the worst day. 90% of the people traveling are hitting the roads. aaa forecasts tomorrow will be rough also. steve: the clouds are lowering in the temperatures are in the lower 40's stop reagan national 42. the wind out of the south keeps us above average in terms of overnight lows. if you are staying out late tonight, doing last-minute holiday shopping, a lot of the stores open 24 hours now, 42 degrees at midnight, the war 40's 1 a.m. -- lower

williams. lisa lerer, who covers politics for the associated press. and from "the wall street journal," kimberly strassel. kimberly, you're part of the group that wrote that editorial we just spoke to kellyanne conway about. what about the argument that, look, this was a powerful, symbolic trump is going to have american workers' backs, and when he gets into office in a month, that then he can begin macro economic changes like cutting tax and rolling back regulations. >> i agree with all of that. politically, this was very, very smart. it was a campaign promise he made, and he fulfilled it. i'm saying economically, this is not really the way you want to run an economy. we just had a president who for eight years decided they were winners and losers. we were very critical of him for doing that. this is a similar version of this. these companies are not leaving the united states because they're anti-american or want to stick it to indiana. they're following the laws of economics. it's too expensive to do business here. so mr. trump has a choice. he can go from company to company, thousands of them