murdered a young woman. also what are residents of the city of the bay think of that? it s just very sad. deplorable. puts a blemish on the city. 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
parnts liz sullivan and kate steinle. i m talking to you over-the-weekend mr. steinle and you indicate you do support kate s law. why? well, i support kate s b we re an a political family. we keep up with politics because we re citizens of the united states. and, you know, we feel the federal, state and cities, their laws are here to protect us but we feel that this particular set of circumstances and the people involved the different agencies let us down. we are just a little tired of the finger pointing and want to see some action and if kate s law saves one person then it is all for good. that s very well said,
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. we will give you that information in just a few moments. joining us nowmoment from pleasantton, jim steinle kate s father and liz sullivan her mother. ms. sullivan, we will begin with youms you. 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 spirituality. always from a young age. and i think that s what s
session, no. i didn t hear anything that upset me. you heard him the suggestion we make a mandatory minimum five year sentence for people who have been deported and come back across the border let s say with no other no criminal history and no other history from the government s point of view that seems to be an invitation for a lot of prosecutions. he did it to obscure the real issue hoping that kate s law will not be passed. that bothers me. i will throw it over to you. there is an element in this country, he is not sympathetic to the murder of your sister. they say they are but they won t take steps to prevent another kate from being murdered. how do you see those people? the clip i just saw from the senator that spoke i think it is
of this country. we spoke to kate steinle s father jim and her brother, brad about that hearing. mr. steinle, what did you think of the hearing overall? i think it was productive. i liked what i heard on some sides and some not. that is just the beginning of this particular legislation. we had meetings early before we met with the committee and with senators on both sides of the aisle. i have a sneaking suspicion that there is something going to happen. there has to be some definitions between what s a felon and what you need to do to get to be a felon. did you hear anyone say anything to you among the senators that upset you mr. steinle? not in this particular