judge andrew napolitano with us.s the same as arkansas same constitutional principles involved? judge napolitano: the statute is essentially the same. the lot is essentially the same meaning the law in the envy law arkansas does not prohibit discrimination in housing or public accommodation. and not if governor hutcheson plans this states will say if you do discriminate in housing or public on the basis of sexual orientation can you can elevate a religious reason for that you can't be sued or prosecuted. stuart: a fix for arkansas would be inclusion of the words sexual orientation in a protected class of people. judge napolitano: it already -- arkansas law already protects as does indiana what the federal law protects race gender, national origin, general greed. stuart: suppose no fixed takes place in indiana or arkansas. judge napolitano: you will see this all over again. stuart: a la stock left and right. judge napolitano: he is the media frenzy for arkansas has has been the case for indiana. we will see if governo

judge andrew napolitano.bject to calling some free range children as if they were free range chickens. that is derisive chant repellent to call them that. folks in studios are laughing, it is the stake that make that comparison. stuart: the parents say we let our kids just found that out. judge napolitano: the age is an issue, one is 12 and one is 6 in maryland the age at which a child may lawfully be alone is 13 that it is a generalized 13 meaning an image or 13-year-old doesn't wash, but an 11-year-old might watch. stuart: the kid that 10-6. it is there age. this is outrageous and the idea -- judge napolitano: that parents leave them before the government to come up? stuart: the government takes them up and take some of the parents because they roam free. that is outrageous. judge napolitano: the government picks them up brings into a police station, confines them in the police station, invites the parents to come and as if to administer its own new data base unique brand of punishment causes the parents to

judge napolitano: no. we haven't declared war on pakistan. federal statutes particularly the war powers resolution requires congressional approval to use the military. the president thinks he can get around that by putting military equipment in the hands of the cia. course never looked at this. when you look at this after he leaves office they will find all of this was unconstitutional. a italian citizen and the american citizen are the cause of action against the united states government for they're killing. american government has no business being there. sending the military or cia has no business telling people their under the law. unless and until congress declares war on pakistan the reason this happened without the president's authorization is because the president told the prime minister of pakistan that he would stop sending drones to pakistan and apparently this slipped through the cracks. whitehouse is saying this particular drone was not authorized by the president. this is urgent legal territory which the courts have never really

>> i think judge napolitano has got it exactly right.r the republican party to indulge itself in new ideas, new thinking and broaden its system of values to incorporate a base that has been heretofore un, poorly considered if considered at all. the idea that he could reach out to young people, to minorities, to in this country and whether you agree or disagree with his liberal values, his libertarian values, and by the way i disagree with much of, much of what he does advocate, but i think it could be very exciting for the republican party and a positive contribution. >> you know who it is? it's the people that have left the republican party, have grown that independent or do not, decline to state group, i think that's where he has real appeal, is in that group. stuart: if he can bring them into -- stop laughing. >> why don't you jump down your throat the way you do mine? stuart: because it is fun jumping down your throat. >> we won't have any of it, will we, tom? stuart: that is a fair point. to bring new people new ideas into the old s

later on we last judge andrew napolitano to weigh in. can a city or the mayor be held financially liable for a comment she made a lot of people feel incited the riots gave the green light to riot and people who did this on social media can they be charged? the judge will join us at 11:30 eastern. now to the one and i am calling mom of the year. she saw her son throwing rocks at police during the riots and delivered the smacked out of a lifetime. watch this.down of a lifetime. watch this. charles: a ton lashing a smack down. charles: leave me alone. she has the he wrote not only around this country but this video has gone viral around the world. look at the british newspapers. others in europe and australia saying we need more of this with parents taking responsibility taking it to their kid and saying this is not acceptable. however now there's a growing backlash, how long before protective services turns up to is a wait a minute. charles: tell you what is going to happen. that woman you see how big the kid is. i grew up in the hood. in

the president of the university andrew napolitano said she engaged group punishment and cracked down greek system. >> yes they could sue. yes they may be successful. according to the lawsuit that would depends what were their damages how were they hurt? whereas "rolling stone" could be sued because you said, it was read by millions. the whole fraternity, national fraternity was damaged, was, maligned, et cetera, et cetera. and, what happens was the fraternity goes to their expert we're going to the columbia school of journalism. that is our expert. who that who we want to investigate this. they come back in saying there were failures, in reporting editing supervision. they sliced and diced the whole story. so if you're a plaintiffs attorney on behalf of fraternity system you're taking that report prepared by the defendant "rolling stone," and you're making it legal. you're filing it, look their own expert says they were totally negligent in putting story out there. therefore these were damages that were done to our fraternity. the individuals who, their names never surfaced as far as

y hemos agregado desde entonces 80.000 estudiantes dijo napolitano.ranzas para estudiar se acaban, es una pÉrdida grandÍsima para Él, y su familia. cÉsar: tienen hasta el mes de julio para tener los resultados, que se niegue un nuevo presupuesto para el sistema universitario o que se rechacen a miles de estudiantes o que se aprueba el presupuesto y que se reflejen las necesidades de las minorÍas. los legisladores le siguen quitando presupuesto porque saben de antemano que la mesa de regentes del sistema puede seguir subiendo el precio de la matrÍcula. >> los legisladores saben que nosotros tenemos la capacidad de aumentar el precio de la colegiatura y otras entidades no. cÉsar: esta es la pregunta que ya empieza a discutirse entre napolitano legisladores quienes esperan que la legislatura espera que no se trata de dinero. sino que se apruebe una esperanza. julio cÉsar ortiz noticias univisiÓn 14. marÍa: retiran del mercado 1 t de comida para bebÉ porque podrÍa tener pedazos de vidrio. >> la jornada de champions dejÓ una gran sorpresa y golazos, los de

janet napolitano, now president of the university of california joining us today. thank you, and good to see you again. >> thank you. >> up next, we're "on the money", quick and healthy is the name of the game when it comes to fast food. really? a canadian franchise is turning old model on its head thanks to health conscious millennials. later, imagine trading in your car as often as you do your smartphone, how one automaker is racing to keep with the speed of technology. as we go to break, a look at how the stock market ended t >> matthew corrin started his franchise, freshee ten years ago at the tender age of 23. his chain focuses on serving fresh locally sourced food and growing by leaps and bounds, there are 160 freshiis and a lot more to come. what does the growth signal for the fast food competitors. thanks for being with us today. >> thank you for having me. >> a couple of things, fast food, you don't consider yours fast food per se. i mentioned mcdonald's but you're going after subway, aren't you? >> we're going after anybody trying to serve food. stomach s

janet napolitano has a unique view of that. she's of course the former homeland security secretary but now he's president of the university of california, overseeing a ten campus system with an annual budget of nearly $27 billion. she joins us today. madam president, good to see you, welcome back. >> thank you. >> as you know, the student debt level out there now exceeds credit card debt, auto loans, it's second only to mortgage debt. the question people keep asking, what makes college so expensive these days, the price index for college tuition grew by nearly 80% between 2003 and '13, which is more than twice as fast as overall inflation right now. what's behind that? do you feel that students are getting their money's worth these days? >> well, i'm going to speak to this from my vantage point, which is leading the country's largest public research university. and the chief cause of the -- cost to students going up is the fact that public investments in our universities have gone down. so there are two major sources of revenue

let's bring in fox news senior judicial analyst, andrew napolitano.he police say this began with two things looking at them and running. >> well clearly this was an unlawful and unconstitutional arrest, shep since neither of those acts even those acts taken together constitute the basis for an arrest. we don't know why he was chased by the place, we don't know why he was arrested and we don't know officially what happened to him while he was in custody. but let me suggest to you, it is unusual for the justice department to enter a case like this before the local authorities have and i think that the reason the justice department has done so is not only because of the racial implications here the decedent is black and not all of the cops are, but because the local government the local prosecutors have had ten days as you just pointed out, to reveal a cause of death, and to file charges against these cops and they have done neither. the decedent's autopsy is completed, he is dead and buried the toxicology tests should be completed by now, and silence fr

david: all rise, judge andrew napolitano is here.s talking specifically about whether there was a quid pro quo but there's also the question about the e-mails. putting all that together, if this had been a republican, would that person be in the crosshairs? >> well the justice department has written public standards for when and under what circumstances to commence a criminal invest. investigation. and it's a very very low threshold. is there credible evidence to believe that the person committed a crime? not can we prove it beyond a reasonable doubt, but is there credible evidence? should we go one step further? now, speaker gingrich has very nicely and in a lawyer-like fashion explained why there is credible evidence to believe that her diversion of e-mails to her husband's server, her diversion of classified information to her husband's server, her keeping it away from the government violated at least three federal statutes -- david: particularly when the government is interested if in whether or not there was a quid pro quo, whet

judge napolitano will weigh in on that. >>> other big news we're keeping an eye on. the pentagon picking up distress signals after an iranian ship shoots at a target in the persian gulf. no. what's happening today in the persian gulf. now's the time to send in the scotts turf builder weed and feed, man! it kills weeds while it feeds and strengthens your grass. feed your lawn. feed it! >>> scary developments. iran has fired warning shots across a crews ship. the ship's master refused orders to move further into iranian waters. after the shots were fired the u.s. picked up a distress call. this incident reminiscent of what happened last september, if you remember that when iran forced the landing of a chartered plane. that flight with about 100 americans on board was traveling from afghanistan to dubai. pilots landed after warning that the plane would be intercepted. iran up to some shady business again today. >>> all right. you are looking at a live picture right now as we go back to the situation in baltimore, the riots there raising a number of legal questions. with

we'll ask judge napolitano he's coming up next in studio. then later, u.s. warships move even closer into the gulf of aden to monitor the weapons now being shipped into yemen by iranian rebels that are fighting the seauaudis. is this regime testing obama and does obama have any courage to fire that shot? i don't think he has the courage. we'll explain straight ahead. introducing the new can-am spyder f3. with a cruising riding position and the most advanced vehicle stability system in the industry... ...you'll ride with a feeling of complete freedom and confidence. visit your can-am dealer and test drive the spyder f3 today. success starts with the right connections. introducing miracle-gro liquafeed universal feeder. turn any hose connection into a clever feeding system for a well-fed garden. miracle-gro. life starts here. this is good, mom. "good"? (chuckles) it's delicious! and this new kibble blend is so healthy. thank you. no, nancy, thank you. kibbles 'n bits. because every bit matters. >>> welcome back to hannity, in the wake of the new allegations ab

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i raised the question with janet napolitano over a series of years. i asked her, for example, has she even met with chris crane the head of the association. she had never met with him. i asked her every time, she refused to meet with him. that problem hasis not pay. the problem is they are not being supported. if they actually enforce the law, there are told by their supervisors not to do so. you have this officer under oath before committee recently in the senate saying they told him not to report groups of 20 or more people. that is the kind of stuff i've been hearing for years. before you came. i suggest you need to be listening to the agents and get on their side, and try to help them fulfill their legal obligation and your obligation. instead, we are being led by president who is unlawfully giving amnesty to people who entered the country by the millions. illegally. that is where we are. so, thank you for -- i will let you reply. johnson: i have met with chris crane and the people he represents. i consider that to be a fundamental part of my job.

let's bring in judge andrew napolitano. what are your thoughts as you are watching this? >> it is always a pleasure to be with you. the evidence of guilt is overwhelming. even though it is gratifying to the umps to see him formally pronounced guilty, those of us in the room with you who watch this for a living, this is not a surprise. the question is what will the jury do next. there will be a second trial. it could be as soon as monday. the only issue is the jury's recommendation of a death penalty or life in prison. twelve through 15 feet as well. twelve through 15 guilty as well. the persistence of the guilty verdict shows a consistent thinking on the part of the jury. the penalty phase trial will be radically different from the trial that just ended. the trial that just ended she did intercede very much. you will see an entirely different trial now where she will attempt to control what goes on in the courtroom. his personal she will argue subservient through his brother. the jury was not compelled to rule on them. >> absolutely. melissa: do you think that she will do

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bill: thank you judge andrew napolitano in the studio with us here.st-degree murder is guilty. aaron hernandez will spend life in prison without parole. >> madam foreperson on indictment 2013-983-a, charging the defendant aaron hernandez with murder, what say you madam foreperson? is the defendant not guilty, guilty of murder in the first agree or guilty of murder in the second agree? >> guilty of murder in the first agree. >> madam foreperson, by which theory or theories. martha: we have witnessed stunning moments of drama in a courtroom in fall river massachusetts, where the former tight end for the new england patriots aaron hernandez was just convicted of first agree, premeditated murder, the highest charge that was brought against him, plus other charges as well in this case for the killing of odin lloyd 27-year-old football player himself. they were, the fiance was, her sister was dating odin lloyd and the sisters have been on opposite sides of this courtroom. huge amount of emotion poured out. a lot of shock by many accounts the way this verdic

judge andrew napolitano is on the set with us now. i've never seen anything like this. >> i have never seen police observing crimes being committed they're not arresting anybody for it. and as we said it encourages people. is it possible they have a grand strategy and they're going to implement that but from our point of view, from the point of view of people watching us it does not seem to be serving any purpose. >> if you haven't been able to clear the streets you would have lost these businesses to the thugs. and these are local. >> this is well beyond the death of freddie gray. now, this thing like a lot of mob actions like most mob actions actions tashgs on a life of destruction. and i can't imagine what's happening in new york. >> sadly in, situations over the years leland vittner is on scene there the baltimore sun sulthing they've moved west and setting more cars on fire. >> the west may be where we are as well in terms of the car fires. the agitators moved sort of down the street. we've heard bean bag rounds come out from tha

joining me, judge napolitano, how serious is it if they can prove it?> they are far more serious, if robert mendez of new jersey was indicted. they form the same type of allegation. quid pro quo. you give cash to me or someone else on my behalf. and i exercise my official judgment in favor of you. i haven't seen the book. we haven't seen it. but we've read a version in "the new york times." there's a summary in "the new york times" and allegations are truly.com damning. they showed time lines of tricks to the family foundation and decisions made by mrs. clinton favorable to the contributor. or tricks to the family foundation and sky high $500,000 unheard of in this business. speaking fees to her husband or contributions to the family foundation and two years later. sky high speaking fees mrs. clinton. the essence of bribery is the quid pro quo. you do something for me or in my behalf, and i exercise my official governmental powers in favor of you. that's what senator mendez was indicted for. having to do with visa sas and medicare reimbursement. >> you'

that could end the battle between uc president janet napolitano and governor brown. napolitano has been pushing a plan to raise tuition by as much as 5% each of the next five years if the system doesn't receive more stated money. >>> legendary newsman bob schieffer has announced his retirement after a distinguished 46-year career at cbs news. he broke the news last night at his alma mater, texas christian university. >> because that was where it all started for me, i wanted this to be the place and i wanted you all to be the first to know that, um, this summer, i'm going to retire. >> schieffer got his first job at fort worth where tcu is based. the 78-year-old currently anchors "face the nation" and is also the chief washington correspondent. he previously anchored the "cbs evening news" in 2005 and 2006. >>> the first reviews are in for the latest items in for personal tech. the apple watch. betty yu reports. >> reporter: that's how i fell in love with it -- >> that's how i fell in love with it. i held it and then i bought it. >> reporter: this apple fan will get a

i am proud of this path we have taken. 70 years ago napolitano has been reduced to ashes -- japan has been reduced to ashes. each and every month from the seasons in the darkest state t. gift to japan like milk for our children and warm sweaters and even goats. yet from america 2036 goat came to japan. and it was japan that received the biggest benefit from the very beginning by the economic system that the u.s. as foster by opening up its own market. calling for a world economy. let down from the 1980's with the rise of the republic of korea, taiwan, and before long china as well. the time japan, too, devoted technology to support their growth. meanwhile, in the u.s., japan created more employment than any other foreign nation but one coming second only to the u.k. in this way prosperity has fostered first by the u.s. and second by japan. and prosperity is nothing less than the sea bed for peace. involving countries in asia pacific whose backgrounds vary the u.s. and japan must take the lead. we must take the lead to build a market pure, dynamic, sustainable and is also free from the

judge napolitano, the next question who could sue who could be sued?'t do was name individuals who she said participated in the rape. that is what creates a problem for any potential plaintiff. as the law now stands, there is no such thing as group liable or group defamation in the united states. there is only individual defamation. the reason for that law to encourage junenallists to write what they want and broadcasters say what they want to say. the first amendment is intended to encourage open debate to encourage litigation. sometimes the law is changed with particularly egregious situations and this might be one of them. so if the fraternity were to sue, they run the risk of having it dismissed because the law says you can't defame a fraternity. patti ann: they are considering suing, we should say. >> but they run the chance of getting the law changed because the facts in this case are so extreme, the writer and publisher took no effort whatsoever to verify the allegations and allegations were horrific. patti ann: one of the things that the report

judge andrew napolitano is with me now that's it. it's on "rolling stone," and your weak apology without any accountability for any of the parties who did this to us is not acceptable. >> well the fraternity as an institution and the individual members of it are clearly the victims here. they were victimized by a plot between the alleged victim of the rape that didn't happen, the editor of "rolling stone" and the person that put the story together. but the courts are reluctant to accept defamation actions when the plaintiff is a group or an entity rather than individuals. and these people -- >> it's not like "rolling stone" said you know bob smith committed a rape. >> right. >> and bob has been exonerated. >> they were either a student of not to mention real names or she was unable to give them real names because the event she claimed happened never happened. >> the one name she really gave them was a complete fabrication the person doesn't even exist. >> correct. so it would require a judge to change the law. now, sometimes the law

[inaudible]stuart: judge andrew napolitano is here. forget europe for a second.ge audience. dumps a bunch of confetti. the banker does not know what is coming at him. put him on the floor. broken a job. >> in the ordinary course and what i saw is mario draghi had done that. perfectly acceptable offense. stuart: you are wrong judge. you are flat out wrong and you sir, are wrong. if a banker would have decked a protester, he would have gotten a lawyer and said you used excessive force. >> you are talking about the natural right and the legal right to use one's fist to protect oneself and defend oneself. no criminal prosecution whatsoever. the reason i was chuckling is i agree with the protester. stuart: i do not want to go there. >> in what country did that happen? stuart: europe. >> europeans cannot defend themselves. stuart: criminal prosecution. >> you can use your fist to defend yourself. if she would have been restrained by security, loses the right to strike her because she is restrained. of course he can't defend himself. you never see that. stuart: you are

are concerned about a 5% increase in their tuition and they want governor jerry brown and janet napolitano to include them in their talks about the increase and funding for education. one sophomore says she works two jobs, taken out loans and her mother's 401(k) is gone. >> so to see it increase again, would mean so much more hardship for my family, especially because i have a younger brother who is starting college. for so many other families. >> the students challenged lawmakers to provide more money for higher education so it could be affordable to them and their families. >>> nurses at five northern california hospitals are getting ready for a strike on april 30. it is part of a larger effort involving three other california hospitals as well as a hospital in chicago. they say they are calling calling to focus on staff issues. it will effect sutter health facilities and santa rosa hospital, mills peninsula hospital. >>> breast cancer cases could increase 50% over the next 15 years according to research released today. much may be because women are living longer and there are other fact

according to judge napolitano the arrest would have been an illegal arrest. that said they did take him away in this van and when he got out of the van, he had what his attorney called a severed spine. and freddie gray on sunday last sunday, not yesterday but the sunday before died. saturday night, night before last there were demonstrations which caused a lot of damage. there were riots, if you will in the streets there in baltimore. the family of freddie gray called for calm as they were holding the memorial service for him this morning, asked for no violence and please allow them to grieve. instead, this meme went out, if it's connected and it is and then the rioting began. about 3:15 3:20 eastern time. so close to two hours ago now. the demonstrators have said from the beginning, what happened to freddie gray. a handful of police officers have been suspended on administrative leave with pay. >> shep, quick question we need to make note that mayor stephanie rawlings-blake said at one point to give the protesters space to -- i believe she said to destroy pr

uc president janet napolitano and governor brown currently negotiating an increase approved by uc regents. it would raise tuition 5% a year over the next five years. yesterday a state senate committee unanimously approved a bill to give $150 million to uc and cal state schools to limit that hike. >>> 4:50. teeing off for a chance at history. golfer rory mcilroy trying to do something tiger woods has not done before. >>> both hands on the wheel this morning, don't try to do anything you have never done on the roads this morning. we're talking about light traffic, still early. we'll get you out to the morning commute coming up after this. i am an electric crew foreman out of the cupertino service center. i was born and raised in the cupertino area. it's a fantastic area to work. the new technology that we are installing out in the field is important for the customers because system reliability i believe is number one. pg&e is always trying to plan for the future and we are always trying to build something stronger and bigger and more reliable. i love living here and i love the community i s

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last year, regents approve add plan from janet napolitano to raise tuition and fees by up to 5 percent a year for the next three years. the governor opposes the hike responded by threatening to hold back $120 million in funding and now a senate committee has unanimously approved a plan to head off the increases by giving the schools an extra $75 million. it would be paid for by abolishing a middle class scholarship program. democrats in the assembly oppose that idea. >> happening today, san francisco mayor lee and city officials will celebrate "walk to work day." leaders will be around the city where pedestrians can stop by to met them receive free cards and snacks. it travels along mock goal and market before ending at the embarcadero. >> that begs the question what kind of walking weather are we in store? >> partly cloudy skies and live doppler hd has a quiet team this morning and it will stay dry the next 24 hours. current temperature wise it is cool in some spots and napa is 41 degrees and 40 in pill valley -- mill valley and 46 in concord. we have a mix of sun and clouds and partl

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. >> judge andrew napolitano joins us right now. this is obviously a developing crisis here, and then they don't want it to become a bigger crisis in baltimore. but earlier today this. authorities have to be careful not trampling on the folk's right to protest but the fine line when they start trampling period. >> there are a lot of legitimate protesters there, with a lot of legitimate beefs. there are also people there with no legitimate beefs who want to use the chaos of the moment to advance their political cause which i'm sorry to say is decidedly antipolice. we can't live without the police. these people are crazy but they're entitled to express this view. you're quite right there are no words that anyone is going to utter there that are themselves actionable but when they start throwing rocks and destroying property and endangering the lives of others? a. no -- and the police have to do what they have to do. you have serious law enforcement folks on the set with us and they know better than i what the protocol is. the protocol

but i watched the judge napolitano who was on a few minutes ago.ime lines of how these transactions came to be. and i look forward to reading his book. he's an equal opportunity guy. he goes after everybody. >> look how much he made. >> bill clinton made $17 million worth of speeches paid presumably -- those were considered fees paid directly to him. her last year. and peter switzer does this thing where he does this thing. the foundation gets money and things happen for that country. >> this has been kind of understood. that everyone thought this was probably what was going on. but the -- and the cold day when these facts are brought to the public and they make a decision about the clintons. >> do you think hillary clinton has handled this well? this is her response right now. why is everybody looking at me with these allegations? watch. >> we're back into the political season. and, therefore, we will be subjected to all kinds of distraction and attacks and i'm ready for that. i know that that comes, unfortunately with the territory. it is, i thin

starting in late 2012 however, the tide began to turn under the leadership of secretary napolitano dhs agencies began to substantially increase the resources they assigned to puerto rico. for example, the coast guard hasmatically increased the counter drug operations around puerto rico and will completely replace the current fleet of cutters with faster, more modern vessels by mid 2016. moreover in, 2013, your agency, i.c.e., sent 30 additional agents to puerto rico where they arrested 900 violent criminals and seized a great deal of illegal narcotics and weapons. in addition, dhs assigned to a border enforcement security task force and multiagency team of federal and local officials be signed to dismantle criminal organizations. furthermore, cdp repaired the counter drug raider system in southern puerto rico which had been destroyed in 2011. along with congressman mike mccole of texas, i led the effort in congress to safe lyly erase that program from elimination. moreover, tsa has enhanced searches of luggage parcels and cargo transported to the u.s. main land for illegal narcotics an

stuart: all rise judge andrew napolitano is here.ge, we always ask you for legal opinion or a constitutional opinion. would you forgive me if this morning i asked you for a personal opinion? should this guy live or die? >> oh, my. he is clearly a candidate for execution under the law and this is clearly the tube of crime for which the -- the type of crime for which the congress has prescribed the death penalty, and the state has proven its case beyond a reasonable doubt ask to a moral -- and to the moral certainty. the question is, which is the more appropriate punishment living 450 feet below the surface of the earth in obviously, a window canless 6x8 shell or a painless and quick dispatch to the next world? my own view is that the life sentence would be the more appropriate sentence here. but this is not a case where the jury's going to sutt around in a room and say -- sit around in a room and say how much do we hate him how horrible a person was he. the court is going to give them guidelines, questions that the congress has put in

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judge napolitano said it best at 9:00 hour. >> you don't trust the african american police commissioner or majority, minority? . >> i think that is far from the subject i'm being clear. there seems to be a problem in this system. >> how is there a problem? these cops might all get charged you can see all six of them charged. >> they should. >> and then what would you say to people out on the street rioting? >> why would they take this to a grand jury? >> richard? >> i've got to go. now, you're watching the s.w.a.t. teams on the screen. stand by. thank you. so we're looking, so we've got the s.w.a.t. teams on the scene. and an update from there, >>> we have been watching s.w.a.t. teams ahead we've seen the national guard as well. leland? >> megyn things have calmed down if you will. that is because police have retreated. that is what we watched this whole time we're now behind the police line. main battle action happened down about a hundred yards or so. what happened out here is very clear. the police made a decision not to hold their lines, and to not try to arrest any rioters and loot

judge napolitano said it best at 9:00 hour. >> you don't trust the african american police commissioner or majority, minority? . >> i think that is far from the subject i'm being clear. there seems to be a problem in this system. >> how is there a problem? these cops might all get charged you can see all six of them charged. >> they should. >> and then what would you say to people out on the street rioting? >> why would they take this to a grand jury? >> richard? >> i've got to go. now, you're wating the s.w.a.t. teams on the screen. stand by. thank you. so we're looking, so we've got the s.w.a.t. teams on the scene. and an update from there, you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your

all rise, you heard him, you saw him judge andrew napolitano is here. serious stuff. >> well, it's very serious stuff. now, i have not seen the book. the book will not be out until may 5th, although i understand some of our colleagues at fox already it and will be commenting on it this friday. >> right. bret's got a special on friday on the fox news channel -- >> and "the new york times" and the new york post admittedly a bizarre combination with us, are in the same boat that they cooperated with the author and we and the times and the post are -- charles: washington post. >> if i said new york post, i misspoke. washington post, new york times. bill clinton and hillary clinton supporters both prior to this, and fox news, are vetting the book meaning testing the accuracy and authenticity of the author's research and conclusions. now, if the research holds up if it is as it has been billed as being, it is far more serious, more solid, more closely aligned to the bribery statutes than what senator robert menendez of our home state of new jersey has been in

. >> janet napolitano was head of homeland security. >> bp alerted us to additional oil leaking from their deep under water well. >> but the federal government could do almost nothing to stop the relentless flow. >> there is a very confusing statute that came into play and it said th-- that bp was the responsie party and a partner. >> so the government had to rely on the polluter, bp, to fix it. >> it was a foreign company that came here and seemed to be making all of the decisions. and that is unfortunate. >> juliette was in charge of coordinating the government's response. >> and there was no other way. >> no other way. i mean, so you get rid of bp, who do we have to close the darn well? >> but bp didn't have a quick solution. >> they may have had a plan, but they never practiced it, executed it or equipped for it, for a rig of this size, drilling at this depth, experiencing a catastrophic failure. >> how catastrophic? >> when the event first started our best estimate was a thousand barrels a day but as we began to gather more data we revised that to 5,000 barrels a day. >> the ori

judge napolitano said it best at 9:00 hour. >> you don't trust the african american police commissioner or majority, minority? . >> i think that is far from the subject i'm being clear. there seems to be a problem in this system. >> how is there a problem? these cops might all get charged you can see all six of them charged. >> they should. >> and then what would you say to people out on the street rioting? >> why would they take this to a grand jury? >> richard? >> i've got to go. now, you're watching the s.w.a.t. teams on the screen. stand by. thank you. so we're looking, so we've got the s.w.a.t. teams on the scene. and an update from there, next, don't go away. ♪ bring your vision for the future to life. for more than 145 years, pacific life has been helping families achieve life-long financial security with innovative tools and strategies. talk to a financial advisor to protect your family and plan today. pacific life. the power to help you succeed. pacific life proudly presents "humpback whales", a whale-sized movie for giant screen theaters. life begins with a howl, we scream sho

. >>> uc president janet napolitano and governor brown are currently negotiating an increase that has been approved. this would raise tuition 5% a year over the next five years. yesterday a state senate committee unanimously approved a bill to give $150 million to uc and the cal state schools and that would eliminate the hike. >>> the bill requiring all students to get vaccinated before the first day of school hit its first hurdle. it would remove california's personal belief exemptions. the bill has to be cleared by other cities before it can be vetted on. >>> the far impact region now hitting an area near you. yesterday they voted for more strict standarded on urinals and faucets. all new urinals will be limited to 1/8 of a gallon per flurn. they must have a limit of 1.2 gallons per limit which is less than the current standard of 2.2. >>> ugly is beautiful with the drought. >> yes, it is. san francisco is looking for tugliyest. it's a city encouraging everyone to save money by making their yard less thirsty. if you think you yard should be in the running or you think your neighbor'

then there's this angle, judge napolitano said if had he were a glad guy he'd run from the police too said anybody who thinks the lesson of freddie gray's death is you shouldn't run from cops is flat wrong. the cops themselves apparently broke the law who chased him down those particular officers should be behind bars. that from the judge, he'll explain his views. >>> plus we'll get the images that have not gotten very much attention. and signs that will not overshadow the protesters' true message. >>> and in the first inning six runs and nobody there to see that amazing home run. >> we're watching. >> we're watching on video. nobody is watching it on person. >>> supreme court seemingly divided on the definition of gay marriage. our analyst, analyzing what the different judges are saying. and what it could mean in a ruling. you're going to hear from them in an audio recording. next. >>> hey, let's go back in session. the supreme court hearing arguments. based on their comments justices remain divided on this issue. here's chief justice john roberts. listen. >> if sue loves joe and tom

janet napolitano said one of the greatest risks to our national security right now is cybersecurity andve coding capabilities, you're not going to be able to protect your airways, transportation, electronic grid, all of these things are susceptible to hacking. a homeland security professional give a briefing and they said their greatest concern is not having enough u.s. citizens to fill jobs because you have to be able to be eligible. so we are adding great risk. >> if your kids want to take one of or the other, what would it be? >> i would actually go for coding. but my high school math teacher would say that she would be sad that certain things didn't make the list. [laughter] but listen, language skills are wonderful, but they don't come close to technical expertise. and every wealthy person in america but their kid needed to learn japanese, they are going to possibly compete in the global economy, thankfully dearborn speaking english are incredibly lucky because it is the language of the world. charles: it may not hurt to learn a little bit of mandarin. though we are moving toward a

this comes as uc president janet napolitano tries to break a funding stand off with governor brown and state lawmakers. >>> a coalition of groups trying do block the sale of the main berkeley pot office claim victory although the lawsuit was then out. a federal judge dismissed the suit filed by the city of berkeley and the national trust for historic preservation that would have required a time consuming environmental impact study before a sale could go through. on the surface that appears to be a win for the post as service would wanted to sell the building but environmental groups say the judge's order prevents the sale of the building which is what the environmentalists wanted in the first place. >> if you be going to the beach to beat the heat, we were at observation beach in san francisco yesterday afternoon and we spotted large waves. they will be there again today although it is not so warm. the coast guard expects the rip currents reaching up to 11 foot so watch your children and poets and do not turn your back on the ocean. how long will the big waves last? >> i wonder, too. >