>> hill would he and well dom to a special two-hour head i gos of "justice." northern california rocked by a 6.0 magnitude earthquake. governor brown declaring an emergency for the wine country. >> we have new numbers that have come in the last hour. there's a press conference in downtown napa 6 miles or so from where we are located. latest numbers 200 people went to the hospital from injuries as a result of the earthquake. there are a lot of buildings you don't see the damage. there's a lot of buildings you do see the damage. behind me you can see a mobile

home park a nicer mobile home park mostly a retirement community. most of this is destroyed. a local reporter is in the shot you will see some damage back behind her. there are six other buildings also damaged. ten all told had some sort of damage or are completely destroyed. you see downtown napa some of the buildings crumbled from the earthquake. you see a lot of smaller damage when you drive by a house built on the corner you will see the foundation tweak. they haven't had a chance to see those locations. which are talking about potentially hundreds of millions of dollars in damage. the good news only 3 serious injuries. if it had been 4 or 5 hours later i was walking with my wife sunday getting coffee normally there would be people sitting in chairs and tables. thankfully at 3:30 in the morning you don't have that happen. a lot of injuries and damage in

the area. very shaken up the largest quake in this area in 25 years. >> adam, my family, we lost our home in a flood, but it really didn't look that bad until some of the contractors came through and they said, you know what, the foundation is no good. you can't go in the house. i image there are a lot of homes there people don't even know how dangerous it is and might risk going back. >> yeah, that's part of the problem. in fact even mobile home parks, it's a nice mobile home park. retired community. i have seen several red tagged. there are several all twisted. the downtown part of the problem earlier today some of the video we were showing on fox there are buildings that are collapsed or partially collapsed. the ones next door there's a coffee shop you can't go inside a coffee shop they are could fall down on top of kids. almost every restaurant lost a lot of dishes and food a lot of

things came off the shelf. there is no power in some places. food spoils. this is the height of tourism here. more than 200 went to the hospital. a lot of these business owners almost all of them don't have earthquake insurance. 35,000 a year in some places. >> we will return with you later. thank you. fox meteorologist janice dean has information on the quake itself and possible after shocks. >> i study meteorology, judd, so a lot of times when you have a hurricane or tornado there's a lot of lead up time and warning. with earthquakes we don't have this. people literally had seconds before this earthquake hit in the middle of the night. but there's the what we have right now magnitude 6.0 as adam and yourself mentioned around 3:20 a.m. last evening and there's the location southwest of the napa area.

we are concerned about after shocks. 54 percent chance of a large aftershock. that is 5.0 or higher in the next couple days. that could potentially cause more damage. they are still vulnerable in those areas. we could see 30-70 small after shocks. i have heard in the area 20 to 30 already reported after shocks in some cases above 3.0 and there's three different categories of after shocks. there's a fore shock before hand there's the main shock the 6.0 and the aftershock that we are going to experience really within the next couple days the next week even the next month or so. when we talk about magnitude we had a strong -- this is a strong classification of earthquake 6 could 6.9. the one 25 years ago was 6.9. that is 30 times greater than the one we felt today. major 7 to 7.9 and great would be 8 or greater than that the sumatra earthquake of 2004 off

the coast of sumatra was 9.1 a devastating earthquake. how often do we see earthquakes across the world around 134 per year. 7 to 7.9, 15. it is rare to see higher than an 8. here are the earthquakes. we are not even in the top 10 from what we saw in napa. california no stranger to earthquakes. the great earthquake of san francisco in 1906 was 7.8 magnitude. thousands of people died. hundreds of millions of dollars in damage. judge, back to you. >> janice. one question about the fact that there may be these after shocks that could be extremely serious, a lot of people have to, you know, judge whether or not they should go back to their homes. are there a lot of people without a place to go? how many people is this affecting? do we know? >> i think we are dealing with hundreds of thousands of people that could be affected and of course the numbers are coming in from the injuries.

as adam reported i am thankful that it did happen and people weren't walking around. as you mentioned people have to go out and assess the damage. what i am afraid of is people going out and not taking this seriously enough. i saw on twitter earlier on people skate boarding over the damage in the roadways. you have got that buckle and people are skate boarding over it. stuff like that, people need to be cautious. we are still going to be dealing with the after shocks in the next couple days. there is a possibility of more earthquakes in this area. >> janice dean, thanks so much. with me the public information officer from the city of napa, barry martin. what are you hearing about the number of injuries, earlier it was 93 now we are talking 200. what are you hearing? >> i don't have a confirmed number of 200. the confirmed number i have is 125 treated at queen of the

valley hospital and 8 at saint lena hospital. that's all i can confirm. >> we heard from janice dean talking about the possibility of after shocks. are you prepared there to house the people that are affected and might be even more affected if there are after shocks? ? >> we have one shelter that is kurr lint open and we have the capacity to open more. napa has a history of flooding of earthquakes. over many decades we dealt with floods and had to house people who were displaced. we have a variety of shelter locations predetermined. we could open more if we need to. i think what we are finding with this particular incident is most people are finding an alternate place to go with friends or family. we are not seeing a huge influx to a shelter. >> you talk about familiar with flooding but not this, is this the first earthquake you can

remember in this area? >> actually not. we had one in the year 2000. it was september of that year. it was also along what it appears to be the same fault the west napa fault in that vicinity. it was the epicenter of that quake was more in the city of napa directly. >> barry martin, thanks so much for being with us. >> you are welcome. >> with me now the director of the size taw logical laboratory from berkeley. your reaction to the quake that hit california today? >> this is a reminder for us we have to be ready for big earthquakes. as pointed out it was not a big earthquake it is 30 percent less earthquake from the other information released back in 1989. it is a wake-up call. it caused significant damage in

napa but we have to be ready for bigger earthquakes than this one. >> waudz there anyway to predict this? >> no, we cannot predict earthquakes. however what we can now do is provide a warning prior to c earthquakes the warning of 10's of seconds. in california about a minute worth of warning. the demonstration early warning system we have been running statewide across california they did issue an alert. at the lab which is a little ways south of napa we had 10 seconds worth of warning. >> i understand, richard you were a part of the team that developed the actual 10 seconds warning system. how effective is it? 10 seconds? >> so this is something we have been working for for a number of years. it is a statewide effort in fact a west coast he have court to build a public earthquake early warning system. what you can do is individuals can take cover in a safe zone so

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advantages of new technologies as they become available. >> interesting the aftershock earthquake would be greater than the original. >> that is always a possibility. what happens is when you have a rupture you change it on the assault. it is possible it causes a larger magnitude earthquake. >> coming up more of our continuing coverage in the largest earthquake to hit the bay area in 25 years.

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there are bricks down on the sidewalk. this is a sidewalk that would be packed with tourists on a normal sunday. you can see it has been shut down. the awning is completely destroyed. let me show you why. as you go off this is a three story building. this earthquake ended up shaking the brick walls and they ended

up falling down on to the sidewalks. authorities pushed everybody back 20 or 30 feet because they are worried it could come crashing down. as we have gone through napa we have seen a number of buildings, homes, businesses that have sustained serious damage to the point that they have hundreds of dollars of loss -- hundreds of thousands of]z losses and peopl are telling me they don't have earthquake]b insurance and deductibles are incredibly high. they are going to have to pay those out of pocket hundreds of thousands of dollars. while they are trying to pick it up they are thinking about that and it will be a very long process. >> will, even beyond the people who are immediately affected, i understand that tens of thousands are without power. is that still the case? >> well, at its peak 70,000 people through out the area have lost power.

they have been doing a good job. the latest number as we have been told is 600 people in the area don't have power. there are a number of shelters open for people. there is one shelter that i believe is open. we are told they can go there. a lot of people have friends and family in the area so they are going in with them while they continue to see how much damage there is. a lot of people don't know how to get into their homes and businesses. they are not sure how that will play out in the coming days. >> especially with the possibility of after shocks, and as i look at part of the roof it seems angled down. i am not only worried about you, but they say the after shocks might even be greater than the original earthquake. take care of yourself. will, thank you for being with us. go ahead, will, finish. >> well i was going to say we have already had 50 after shocks, and there are supposed to be even more in the next

seven days. certainly while people look at the damage behind me that is on the forefront of their mind thinking about what could be coming over the next week. >> will, thanks so much. >> coming up, the gloves come off off in missouri. he blasts the governor as response to the ferguson shooting. he joins me next live. like new! crab lover's trio! or try new! jumbo lump crab over wood-grilled salmon. crabfest is now... but ends soon! so hurry in and sea food differently!

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wilson is builty, i am going to assume that he meant investigation as opposed to prosecution. but then i find out the governor was a former attorney general. he is not just a lawyer he's the attorney general. was his comment inartful or does he believe that officer wilson committed a crime? >> that would be a great question to put to the governor. he was not only attorney general he was four terms as attorney general before being elected to two terms as a govern floor. he has been a lawyer for over 30 years. he knows the cannons of legal ethics. >> what does it tell you? >> we all know, judge, what a judge like yourself would do to a prosecutor who made a statement like that before the grand jury even have been impanelled or considered any evidence. it tells me the governor is pan der -- pannederi panned derring. it is heartbreaking a man

elected to high office in our state would use language so carelessly. this was not some offhanded statement. it was written by his staff. it was a formal speech. it was rather strangely released in a video. >> all right. so you believe -- >> they put it in a teleprompter for him to read. >> you believe it was intentional number one because he's a former attorney general and number two he had enough notice to read it, et cetera. but let me move on. this morning on another channel he said that what he wanted was, i believe, a thorough investigation and dual investigations. one by the local prosecutor and the other by eric holder. that tells me that he believes the district attorney mccullough should stay on the case. mccullough is a real professional former head of the national da's association with a national reputation and if the

governor really thinks there should be a prosecution why doesn't he take the da off? >> that's another excellent question to put to the novrgove. i can't speak for it. he hadz made it clear he will not remove bob mccullough from this case. mccullough isoip tak9wz >bég th evidence to the grand jury. governor nixon hasó expressed hs confidence in mccullough but simultaneously endorsed the federal civil rights investigation that is underway. >> what about th7m%> fact, it kind of interesting what he said today i think he said he believes there has to be transparency,#v the grand jury investigation or in the investigation. if this case is already in front of a grand jury what transparency is heá#p1ñ dae man? you and iqnñ know grand juries ñ

secret. >> through many, many hundreds of years grand juries has been secret.a7÷ífaq÷ that has been a love star of ouñ judicial system. he has it both sides of his mouth have it42 both ways try placate everyone. i think his remarks of last week were serious enough they should be the resolution in the house and missouri legislature.21 9ñ the legislature ought to remonday straight against this. >> i am a little more wor/ about what's going on'trñ in th street in ferguson. eric holder comes in. did he help or hurt things? >> well, it'sát! after he was there it?>jñ began die down. >í#' interesting. interesting. >> finally, do you believe that justice will be served incré t½ case? >> i believe all missourians and americans must trust that justice will be done.

bob mccullough has said every scrap of evidence will rif lai before the januaried jury. the eyes of the world are on this state right now. and where he must vindicate the confidence in the justice system. i believe we can do that. i hope and pray we can and that all americans and all missians will abide by whatever is decided by the charging authority. >> okay. lieutenant governor peter kinder. thank you so much for being with us this p evening. >> thank you. >> all right. coming up, my opening statement lfiyavior.ident's bizarre l you are not going to want to miss it.crç vote in tonight's insta pole. what should president obama do to prevent isis from attacking us in the united states.2zr facebook or tweet=3bç me at jud jeanine. ♪

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>> good evening. i am legal land vitter. an american journalist is on his way home after being held ñ years by an al qaeda linked group in syria. he is a native of boston. curtis workeded as a freelance journalist before being kidnapped inha& syria in 2012. he was turned over to the u.n. mvooef. in the meantime2wñ friends and colleagues had3i7ñ a service fo james foley.q it was in retaliation for air strikes in their positions in northern iraq. he was kidnapped while whilew9l covering the kidnapping of bashir assad. now backmvi to "judge jeanine." >> now to my ope

this is thea'z president oesh's respon -- obam response to the beheading american james foley was so ñ÷ it isq>bs embarrassing.2i# in times like these, great leaders understand both the enormity and urgency of the situation. t(#. take the reigns and they lead..)4xz but not our, >> relentless? for at least eight minutes until you get back to youri9kp golf ce on your three-week vacation.

mr. president, where is your humanity? this innocent man and his family deserve better. britishp prime ministerskykyí& it's the sound of the killer's british accent immediately left vacation to get back to work. brits are identifying the leading suspect and it wasn't even one of their own who was killed. mr. president, americans are justifiably outraged an they wonder if you are disengaged, tired, over worked, bored or just clueless. but then again at this point, what difference does it make? what difference do you make? what difference can you make? there are no words to describe the horror, the savagery, the beheading of james foley. the agony of his mom and dad who for two years isis held him hostage fought to bring him

home. we are the greatest country on earth. we are americans. they will bring him home. yes, hope does spring eternal. and no words to describe the disappointment. when nations far less powerful bring their hostages home, while the greatest most powerful nation on earth does not. there are no words to describe the anxiety, the panic, the loss of hope, the desperation, the moment isis e-mails how and when their son will die. no words to describe the finality, the animal hadded -- hooded in black in the process of decapitating an american forced to his knees his hands bound behind his back and his head pulled back. mr. president, fist bump your friends on the golf course.

while you vacationed an american hostage released today having nothing to do with you or your administration, criticized in fact that you haven't done enough you spill your guts and you blame the intelligence community yet again. we tried to get it back but it just didn't work. excuse me? isn't that classified information? haven't you indicted people for less under the espionage act? you not only burnt our sources, you put other american hostages in even more danger. what's that you don't pay ransom? you don't negotiate with terrorists? he bergdahl trade? aside from replenishing the enemy in the time of war you violated not one but two laws. if you don't negotiate with terrorists what was john kerry doing with imam? why were you negotiating with

iran on the nuclear proliferation? you just don't get it. your own pentagon the guys who do this for a living were frightened worried or confused. those are access to classified information know that the danger is eminent. >> we are one ticket away from u.s. source. >> you called them a jv team. you are the only one in washington or should i say martha's vineyard who feels that way. >> they are not the jv team any more. they are the most prominent terrorist organization in the world, but they are not the only one. they are in competition with the other jihadist groups and the award will be awarded to the group who can hit america. >> you are not going to act without your favorite line, the international community standing along side us.

mr. president, why do we need someone to stand along side us? is i didn't see any one standing along side james foley. he was alone in that desert. his bloodstaining the sand. he was an american. our son. and you play golf. but, hey, good news. you put eric holder in charge. really? you want to prosecute those guys? mr. president, you don't have a clue. this is an act of war. these are crimes against humanity. why not just admit it. you don't want the job. you want the perks, the vacations. you want to play golf. you don't want the responsibility. you can't make a decision. you live in a fantasy world. colored with vanishing red lines and make believe allies. well that just don't cut it with

us any more. stop being a spectator and start being a leader. stop waiting for evil to simply go away. >> people like this ultimately fail. wishing and hoping doesn't cut it. hitler failed. only after he killed 6 million. what is your goal? do you even have one? if you do not have as your goal the destruction of isis, if you do not have the determination. the desire and stamina to destroy them. you need to leave. i am not talking about vacation. you need to leave the white house. remove yourself from the most powerful position on earth. you are putting americans on the wrong side of history, risking everything that we worked for. but if you do decide to stay, take a listen to what a real

lead leader sounds like. >> i have nothing to offer but blood, towel, tears. our policy to wage war against a monster tivity in the dark and lamentable catalog of human crime. victory, victory at all costs. victory in spite of alter or. victory however long and hard the road may be. but without victory there is no survival. >> and that is my open. with me now fox news military analyst colonel hunt. good to have you in the studio audience. what do you think about the commander-in-chief? you were in the military how many years? >>th guy is playing golf and

fist bumping. what kind of message does that send? >> there is no strategy associated with what's going on. we have got a very real threat with sigisis and all we are doi is bombing locally to help the kurds. we have almost a thousand special forces on the ground. we are slipping into another war in iraq without actually getting at it. >> what is interesting is ben rhodes said the other day that national boundaries are not going to define where we go suggesting to me maybe they are talking about going into syria. >> yup. as we do that we are about to support assad who is being supported by the russians and iranians. >> and iran. >> as we go into iraq we are going to be in the middle of russia and iran who is on the ground in iraq. very complicated. very necessary. isis are bad people. the problem is we need to go in and this will not be easy. we have had 8 years in iraq lost a lot of people.

>> there's talk. we heard mike rogers, they are coming here. we have people on the show last night who said they are already here. we have got a brick who is the leading suspect in the beheading of james foley. what is the president going to start to have a strategy to protect the american people? >> what i heard hichl saying in his speech was the preparations for war. hagel was also talking about it. i think they are waiting for counter to come back. we are bombing 20 times a day almost 1,000 special agent guys and the counter task force in the golf we are in the middle of a a war. >> you said something interesting they are waiting for congress to come back. that conjures up in my mind the syria thing. maybe congress will bif me fer

missi give me permission maybe they won't. >> we are doing it now. >> we have had 1,000 men and women on the ground. combat. >> combat soldiers on the ground. bombing 20,000 a day. we have had in the gulf supporting it and we are helping the kurds. the issue is how much deeper do you want to get into it and do we want to get into syria or put larger amounts of forces on the ground. we have declared war. >> they certainly declared war on us when they killed an american like that. >> yes. there is no question. they did it when they answered in iraq. isis is awful. my issue is, do we look at this, this will not be simple. this is going back into iraq with a lot of guys. >> in iraq and syria. >> we go into syria we are supporting assad. >> we are supporting assad and we are fighting with iran -- with iran on the side of iran

and russia. >> russia is patrolling the airport in baghdad. they have their own jets in there. >> what do you mean? they are controlling an airport? >> absolutely. >> in baghdad? >> absolutely. the russian planes coming out of there they have bombers and the russians have taken over part of the operation in the airport and it has a run with the special operating forces in america. >> you have been in the base a long time what about sotloff the other american they say will be killed soon. is there hope? >> i think as this guy was released today i think there will be money paid back door. i don't think the administration will afford another american killed. >> this guy was held by al nasra which is different from isis. >> but connor is saying there was only humanitarian aid. we have money we will pay back later. to be be headed on television i think they are going to do everything this get him out.

>> we are going to see you in the next hour. coming up james foley beheaded by isis. the president said we don't negotiate with terrorists. what do they call the bergdahl trade? congressman trent tunes in next. how do we protect those in america? facebook or tweet me at judge jeanine. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account.

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>> the president says we don't negotiate with terrorists.

did he forget about bergdahl? a member of the house armed services committee tom frank. let's talk about bergdahl. this week we find out that bergdahl swap for the five taliban terrorist prisoners from gitmo, we not only gave one for five, but he also violated two laws. >> that's exactly right, judge. thank you for allowing me to be on your program here. the reality is the gao has now said very clearly the president broke the law there. the bigger issue from my perspective is that the administration seems to have this hallmark of being weak on terrorism in general. where it is blaming benghazi issue on video or giving po palestinian authorities or pressuring to give back terrorists perhaps the most dangerous example would be the idea of negotiating with iran. when the president came in he said he would offer his hand to

iran. now if you come to today's reality, the nation of iran is now on the cusp of a nuclear weapons capability break out. and that is something the administration has stood by and allowed to happen. if that occurs, it is groups like isis that may end up with access to nuclear weapons. >> i certainly hope not. but i want to talk about peter curtis. thank god he was released today. he was held by al nasra different than isis. he was released with the help. u.n. it had to be so heartbreaking for james foley's mom and dad to hear about the european hostages released by isis. we can't seem, the united states government to get our own people back. is sotloff next? >> that's a very significant possibility.

the reality is the reason we have laws against say civilians in america paying money for their own family hostages that have been taken is because we know when you pay money for hostages that you only increase the chanc the chances that others will be taken. we have seen that play out before us. that begs my ability to articulate. >> what is your position then you are on the arms services committee. do we get steven sotloff back i am not going to go into the absurdity we tried and couldn't get the guys back. do we go in? are we at war? do you consider the united states at war with isis? >> i think that trotski said you may not be interested in war but war is interested in you. the terrorists are at war with the united states and everything we believe in. if we don't get with the program they will make other fying gains before we wake up. this administration seems to be

essentially say leap at the wheel. yes, we are at war. we have been for a long time. this administration just doesn't realize it. i would say every element of any money or negotiating we would make would be best put forth going after the terrorists and making it clear that the terrorists in the world if you take an american we will hunt you down and we will kill you and make it very clear that you don't take americans hostage. >> he is making it clear, he is always like we are going to get justice then he puts eric holder on it. as if it is a civil criminal case. >> that's another example. he offered the terrorist some notion of having civilian trials. everything it seems he does, i know that i am an open critic of this president, but the reason being is the evidence around us gives me no alternative. this president if allowed to continue in the positive trend that he is pursuing i am afraid we will see america have

significant consequences even more than we have already seen in the not too distant future. >> thank you so much for being with us. the latest aftermath on the damaging quake that hit northern california next. ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope someday you'll join us

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>> northern california hit by earthquakes. he has two stores damaged in the earthquake. >> where were you when the earthquakes hit this morning? >> i was asleep thankfully but not for long. a oo what was it that woke you up? did you know immediately what was going on? >> yeah. i actually had been in the 89 quake here and then in north

ridge in l.a. and back here in 2000 so i felt three prior. i knew right away what it was. >> as someone who has been nn an earthquake before and you are recognizing it what is the first thing you do? do you run out. what do you do? >> it is funny because the first thing you are extremely startled and i find myself jumping out, checking on my wife, getting in the doorway getting my kids immediately. they were at a sleep over at their grandparent's house. we checked on them. they were fine. i looked at my wife and said i got to go to work. i grabbed my -- changed and through on my sweatshirt that i had on dale and went straight to work and looked to see what had happened. >> you have not one but two businesses in the area. how much damage did you sustain? >> yeah, actually. i have three i have a restaurant

as well which lost all of the plate wear and some wine. my two stores lost a significant amount of wine, grocery products every where, cleaning products. you name it, it was out. racking systems, things were just on their side. broken, so it was pretty serious. it was significantly worse than the one of 2000. >> do you have earthquake insurance? >> no. most people don't carry it out here because the deductible is high when you pay for it for 15 or 20-years to get one claim it is not worth it. >> eric, we wish you luck and hopefully there won't be any more after shocks. we will be back with more on this special live sunday edition of justice.

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>> healllo and welcome to justi. thank you for being with us for our extended coverage. we continue with the devastating earthquake that hit early this morning. will, what is the update on the number of injuries? >> we have just learned as of right now there is only one person in critical condition. earlier in the day we heard there were three people. only one person has be. one has been upgraded to serious condition. the third perso