jeanine: with all the comedy ads, this one will stand out.ut social awareness and sending a message like this. colgate is not actually selling any toothpaste, they are sending the message, a powerful one. stuart: this do first time they've ever been in the super bowl, a giant mainstay that goes back 100 years. charlie: you can make the argument that, if in fact a company is doing something for a good cause, the company benefits. jason: absolutely. tons of stats support that. they're also putting a little bit of a lens on water conservation and water and what that's about in california, where the super bowl is. think about the summer we just got out of? it makes a lot of sense. charlie: do big bucks produce great ads? for small firms with small budgets? there's a great sayi ng in this industry: we don't have any money so we need a great idea. [laughter] charlie: the super bowl is this sunday on cbs. back in a moment, stay with us. ♪ ♪ charlie: november 2015 marked 20 since the israeli pies minister was killed -- prime minister was killed in 19

now, back to justice with judge jeanine. .ine. >> hillary clinton beating bernie sanders in nevada despite his momentum after the new hampshire win. so with the democratic primary in south carolina less than a week away what does bernie need to do to turn his race back into his favor? with me now is executive director with democracy for america and charles chamberlain. thank you foring wi being with . is your candidate cooked? >> no, not at all. we have 26 contests ahead of us over 800 delegates to choose. this isn't a sprint it is a marathon. we have a lot of room to win here. we are going to see a lot of victory ies come in. >> he is not projected to win south carolina this saturday. it is kind of interesting in light of the fact that it was just this week we saw pictures of him being arrested in the 60's apparently in civil rights marches. are you surprise he's not winning south carolina since hillary lost it four years ago? eight years ago. >> i think we have to recognize we are running against the most famous woman in the

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i'm jackie ibanez now back to "justice" with judge jeanine. the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. >> will you time your retirement so a more conservative president can appoint a like-minded justice? >> i don't know. i haven't decided when to retire. >> but does it go through your mind? if i retire, i would like to see -- since you talk about the republicans appointing one type of justice and democrats the other, you would want someone who adhered to your view. >> i would not like to be replaced by someone who immediately sets about undoing what i would like to do for 25, 26 years, sure. i shouldn't have to tell you that. unless you think i'm a fool. >> the late supreme court justice antonin scalia speaking three years ago with chris wallace about a potential replacement. justice scalia was found dead this morning while vacationing in west texas. so the question now is will he be replaced by a justice nominated by president obama or the next president of the united states. and what impact will his death have on the race for the whit

. >> now, that same boyfriend of baby willow's mother dropped another bomb shell today telling jeanine reyes that he and baby willows mother have given away children before. she continues our team coverage tonight. he described it as giving away a litter of kittens or puppies. you i've never heard a parent describe their children the way he did to me just a short time ago. he said they gave the boy away to one family member and the girl away to another. we do not know their names. now, he does have custody of the couple's 7-year-old child. they live here in this home. he told us and neighbors agree that he takes good care of that child. again, those two younger birth. >> do you see them? >> yeah. >> do you play a role? >> yeah, we see them. yes, yes, yes. yes. that's all. >> johnnie bryant show ed ed us a foe -- showed us a photo of three children he fathered with richardson. >> i told them that i could not keep three children or two children. i couldn't do it. >> he placed his 4 -year-old his 5-year-old son with susan's sister. dcf just joined the investigation on day three of the sea

jeanine reyes has been following the story all day. crews just left. >> reporter: in the last hour, for the most part crews have cleared out. there's one lone cop car out there. people would see her walking that's why they searched the pond. they came up empty handed and richardson is still not saying where the baby might be. >> only her and god knows where the baby is is. >> reporter: the woman she has known for years has the mentality of a child. we told you about this police report written during the arrest for battery on a law enforcement officer. it details that susan had not been taking her medications for bipolar and schizophrenia. >> she is not stable enough to be a parent. >> has she ever been removed from you. >> no. >> reporter: he says dcf will not allow susan to be with the little girl alone but she spends time with her. >> the couple gave two younger children to a family. >> if you can't take care of a child, give it to somebody who can. >> reporter: zcf was involved they cannot say if anyone called for concerns about the

jeanine reyes continues coverage outside the home where susan and her boyfriend lived. the father of richardson's children admits to multiple visits to their home. >> reporter: yeah. he live ins this home be lives in this home with his 7-year-old child that's his first child with susan. he said dcf did not call him about that child's welfare but he's expecting a call soon. dcf did call his son today to check on a daughter that he said he and susan placed in that son's care. that's why he believes the call is coming his way soon. he said he loves his 7-year-old daughter and she's her primary care giver. >> has she ever been removed from you? >> no. just susan. >> reporter: now , bryant said susan is only allowed to visit the child under a supervision. dcf could not confirm that but released this statement saying they received a call about the abandonment about baby willow and now opened an investigation. dcf said they will take the necessary steps to protect any other children in this family, which would of course include bryant's 7-year-old daughter who lives here and t

jeanine reyes is live. >> reporter: it's not through gps but because the victim noticed the brand of the cell phone. >> you've been arrested for sexual battery and burglary of an occupied dwelling. >> a judge read adult charges to teen christian lebron when he set his bond at $10,000. deputies found him in this wooded area after he attacked a teen in her bedroom. >> she told investigators she woke up around 3:00 a.m. to find what she thought was a man in her room. she never identified that person by name. the attacker had a cell phone and used a flashlight function to blind her but she could see the phone's screen. she screamed daddy, someone is here. her father woke up to find the front door open. he searched the complex with a bat. >> he didn't find the suspect but deputies did. k-9s traced area into this neighborhood. >> it's by carol nobles backyard. >> just reminded to take caution. >> lebron told investigators he just left this friend's house but they noticed his heart was pounding out of his chest and he was nervous. they also found the very same cell phone the victim describe

i'm judge jeanine pirro. tonight, the nation is mourning the death of antonin scalia. he was found dead, apparently of natural causes this morning in west texas during a hunting trip. he was 79 years old. reaction is pouring in tonight, and i'll be joined by colleagues and friends of justice scalia, including governor mike huckabee in just a few minutes. we'll also talk about the enormous upset that this will have on the race for president. but with me now is fox news chief legal correspondent shannon breen. >> this is a big blow to the conservative block on the court. there are many landmark cases to be decided yet to be heard, and many coming up in march and april. and the absence will be felt. his voice on and off the bench. he was a feisty questioner. he had a devilish sense of humor, a very unique vocabulary and some very fiery and spirited dis-septembers. -- dissents. he let you know when he wasn't happy with the court's decision. cases that involved affirmative action, abortion, the president's use of exec tv action on things like immigration. the hhs contracept

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i am judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight. the candidates for president back at it after hours after a late night in south carolina for the gop. a close one in nevada for the democrats. here are some of the highlights from today on the stump. >> we are going to win, oh, are we going to win. you are going to get so tired of winning. you are going to get so tired you are going to say, please, please, mr. president. we can't stand it any more. we don't want to keep winning. we can't stand it. i am going to say i don't care. we are going to keep winning. we are going to make america great again. >> we have to grow this party which means we have to take our message to penople who don't voe for us now for people who have been told for decades republicans and conservatives don't care about them. you know the story we tell them the democrats and big government is good for working people and republicans only care about the rich. >> we have to make sure my friends nothing holds you back not discrimination not a deck always stacked for t

. >> reporter: has the principal said anything about this yet, jeanine?reporter: we have not spoken with him directly, sal. instead i got a phone call from a spokeswoman who works for summit schools. this is a summit home and charter school, it is a high school very small about 300 students and they say they just found out about the teacher's arrest yesterday. he is a 3rd year english teacher. they did have an open house last night and they did notify the parents about the arrest and many of them were shocked. >> i am scared. you know? >> the only thing that i'm looking at is how can we prevent it in the future? if the question i would have for the administration office -- >> reporter: police released this photo of 29 year old zachary drew who turned himself in at the san jose jail wednesday. he was arrested for three counts of having sex with a miner and three counts of having lewd and lascivious acts with a minor. parents contacted police after hearing a rumor that a teacher was having sex with a student sometime in 2015. when they looked into it they i

judge jeanine.to "spotlight." >>> a protester at a donald trump rally held up a sign that said make america hate again. here's what followed. [ crowd chanting ] >> the crowd booed him, bringing trump's attention to the protester before secret service could escort the protester out, a man in the crowd ripped up the protester's sign. the crowd cheered and started chanting usa, usa, usa. the protester was escorted out peacefully. >>> my next guest was a dedicated jeb bush supporter and does not believe donald trump should be the gop presidential candidate. but with marco rubio and ted cruz continuing to get trounced, isn't it time to support the front-runner? former republican speaker for the florida house of representatives will weatherford joins me now. good evening, will. all right. what's the answer to my question? isn't it time to get behind the leader? >> absolutely not. this is a time to double down for a real conservative. i'm happy to tell you that i was a strong jeb bush supporter and proud t

hell hello, and welcome to the special edition of "justice" i'm judge jeanine pirro. we have reports from the headquarters of donald trump and others, and also the inside word of our strategists. let's go to the headquarters of spartanburg, south carolina with carl. carl? >> well, donald trump got the double-digit win in the first primary in south carolina the state for decades has been saying it would always nominate a republican who is the most conservative who could win in the general election, and now it looks like mr. trump is is g getting 32.5% of the vote with 99% of the precincts counted. it looks like marco rubio has a lead over ted cruz, and they are almost exactly, and there is a 0.2 percentage point between the two candidates. and before donald trump made the victory speech tonight, we had a chance to chat him up just right behind the stage, literally as he was about to take the stage and claim victory. it was very clear for him that it was a releaf and a major triumph. watch. >> well, south carolina, like new hampshire, and i mean, so amazing. the people

was jeanine bruno. and she started breaking the law... as soon as she got behind the wheel. her license was suspended... and it's already been suspended **7 times. making matters worse, detectives say she was also drunk, and on prescription drugs: 3 bruno was released from deputy is now back home. 3 an undercover pinellas county deputy was also injured in a crash. it happened just before four p-m... on ulmerton road in largo. five cars were involved. investigators say the driver of a toyota tundra hit the deputy's cruiser while trying to switch lanes. the impact caused a chain reaction... sending the cruiser and two other vehicles into the cars in front of them. the deputy and one other person were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the driver who *caused the crash got a citation. 3 the search is on in hillsborough county... for a *possible serial robber. take a good look at this photo. this man is wanted for robbing the ruskin food mart on shell-point road.. just before nine wednesday morning. he may be driving a gold saturn s-l-2.. with damage to the front bumper.

. >> kim: jeanine asked we not show her face. the courthouse display commissioners recently approved. >> i didn't have a vote in it otherwise i wouldn't have approved. >> i'm having a hard time that people are so interested in something that should be displayed more. >> kim: now here's an interesting back story, president eisenhower wanted to differentiate the u.s. from the soviet union that was promoting atheism in god we trust the national motto and eisenhower signed that bill. kimberly king, news 13. >> darcel: it's cold out there. >> tammy: it is. lots of beautiful sunshine, jason but that didn't do it. >> jason: it was cold, windy. if you didn't have a lot of wind today, consider yourselves pretty lucky. most of us did. here's your leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network from hendersonville looking north and west. 37 degrees. not as much wind there as earlier today. same thing down in franklin, 44 degrees. a lot of blue skies. that's not a wild fire. someone's burning something. not sure what. we have low 30s in boone,

. >> jeanine reyes eyewitness news. >>> scammers are working hard to get their hands on your cash. the government is warning everybody to be aware of a phone scam that's costing people millions of dollars. scammers are calling people claiming to be with the irs and demanding people pay back taxes or else be arrested. starting next months things may get a bit more confusing, because the irs is hiring collection agencies. >> people will be more likely to fall for that scam when they will be calling. >> remember the irs will never demand payment or threaten force. >>> police are trying to collect video of a shooting at a strip club near bush garden's. a gunfire erupted early this morning inside club rain. an eye witness described the scene as chaotic. >> there was a lot of very upset people here. >> investigators are trying to figure out exactly what led up to the shooting. officers have questioned eye witnesses and have not said whether they have a suspect. >>> local law enforcement officers are out in droves looking for drunk drivers since the souper bowl weekend is underway. if you

we talked to jeanine poggi, stuart elliott and jason deland. >> it's sort of like a smorgasbord or cafeteria. you go down the tables and pick out there's patriotism, emotion, there is humor, there is celebrities, there is hit music, there is surprise endings. there are all these elements that help build a good super bowl commercial. >> rose: and we talk to amos gitai and his film "rabin, the last day." >> three main forces, hallucinating ray buys with the strains, and the strong lobby of the settlers and the parliamentary right b, that i'm not sure wanted to kill rabin but they definitely wanted to get rid of him in power, and, so, we started to research and this is the raw material of the script. >> rose: the president visits a mosque, super bowl ads are upon us, an israeli film maker talks ability rabin when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is

so does judge jeanine because her head is twisting. >> okay.hy is it -- the defense attorney will pick what he can. did he pick something strong saying if you could have done it then you can't do it now? >> well he picked something that is not quite, if you could have done it then you can't do it now because the statute of limitations has not run. here is the issue, harris. the issue is whether or not the present d.a. can be bound by a decision made by prior d.a. i was sitting d.a. if d.a. before me decided not to prosecute someone i decided i had evidence, you know, too bad, it's me, i'm in charge here. but the problem is that there is a concept of immunity that flows from one d.a. to the next. and unless there is newly-discovered evidence, most d.a.s would respect the other decision. let me tell you what makes no sense at all. it inures to the benefit of bill cosby he took the civil case, gave a deposition admitting quaaludes he used to impose himself upon these women or sexually assault them, let's be honest. the problem is, had he not belie

jeanine reyes asked about the homes. they standby their work. >> reporter: they do. nakita wilkerson said this is what happening every time she does her laundry, soapy water comes out into the backyard. habitat for humanity said this home has a four point inspection but confirmed some work is done by an unlicensed handyman. >> we showed you this video yesterday of this habitat for humanity home in need of re pairs. >> i have to put this here. >> we wanted to know what happened here and today we talked to habitat for humanity president lorraine valdes. >> the four point home >> habitat for humanity generated a punch list. >> whey did you refuse to sign it? >> because i wasn't happy. >> habitat for humanity in invested $34,000 in re pairs. >> do you pay contractors that are not licensed? >> yes. >> randall roy did most of the work. he could not re call how much habitat for humanity paid him. >> $30,000? >> no. >> $10,000 >> no . >> so less? yes. >> he did recall the bullet hole in the window. >> i don't know when that occurred. >> during the walk through the bullet hol

now back to "justice with judge jeanine."to fox.com to get your latest headlines. >> breaking tonight, the south carolina republicans have spoken, and donald trump wins big. while jeb bush suspends his campaign for the white house. in nevada, hillary clinton takes a win after a close battle with bernie sanders. with me to break it down, universi university of virginia center for politics director larry sab sabato, and good evening, larry. exciting night tonight, and any surprises for you? >> you know, anymore, judge, i'm surprised every election night. in is an incredible year. >> it is. >> and you think about are where we were six months ago and what we thought was going to happen, and very few people thought that jeb bush would be dropping out on the night of the south carolina primary. very few people thought that donald trump would romp to victory in new hampshire and south carolina. few people thought that hillary clinton would be having a problem with a 74-year-old socialist. >> socialist, yes. and that is why the whole

reporting live in lake county tonight, jeanine reyes, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> horn general loretta lynch is meeting with communities to talk about repairing relationships with police officers. he says the younger generation has the most concerns. >> there are young people facing the issues of how to how to relate to violence in their community, who are facing the issues of how to feel safe. >> lynch honored the police department for its efforts on community policing. he will visit six police departments nationwide that could serve as national role models. >>> we were on top of breaking news at 6:00. >>> what we learned about an escaped inmate who was on the run for weeks. >> channel 9 eyewitness news continues right now at 6:00. >> orlando's police chief says his detectives are working day and night to make arrests in a nightclub. >> we're going to investigate all aspects of this crime. >> and new for 6:00, we asked if he is worried about rumors that this was a puerto rican city. >>> tonight only one person has been arrested and he's already out of jail. >> we just found out about

now, mark and jeanine demartin are celebrating 15 years of wedded bless yesterday. they say puris the opposite of brrr, nice for a fire nathat wood-burning stove. there's elena. bubblers and ice eaters getting ready to get in the marina. and notice the birds all insulating themselves with that extra down blanket. very cold. nice conditions over the weekend. if you were layered up. because the birds were everywhere. clouds now, though, and precipitation. we have 23 degrees, but it feels colder than that with the wind. wind chill in the city is 14. a lot of folks in the teens with wind chill. cold. what a change yesterday, felt like 23 below. tomorrow, 55. that's from sunday to tuesday. what happens during the course of the storm is warm air aloft starts to fill in. starts as snow, changes over to some sleet. and then elise mentioned this, some freezing rain, where it freezes on contact. now, the concern is, after the snow, the ice. 1 to 3 just north and west of the city. the city possibly an inch or an inch plus, particularly parts of manhattan and into the bronx. 3

area for clues, and that they have also moved that investigation into the occupied west bank area of jeanine these three men came from. they are investigating if they were acting alone or were part of a larger plot. we have seen extraordinary violence for now more than four months. >> talk about the number of casualties. they have been largely the result of what you might call isolated incidents. attacks by individuals. this would appear to be something slightly different. a new dimension. we're seeing three alleged attackers. guns, knives, explosives. it's a different dimension. >> reporter: indeed. not only were these three men far more armed than we have seen in other attacks -- most of these attacks have been knife attacks. it's also the fact that the three of them were operating together. now as we have been saying israeli police have been investigating whether or not this was part of a larger plot or if these three young people were part of what we have been seeing now for the past four months or so, which is what israeli police describe as loan wolf attacks. these so-called loan wolf

mark and jeanine this was interesting the heaviest snow they've seen this year was last night into this morning and it wasn't much but it was enough to slow you down. appreciate this comment from adele. she has 35 with snow just enough to be annoying. coating to an inch on average but it was cold and slippery. and again it is pizza day but along the shore in neptune city flooding is a concern. you've got the next cycle through tonight you still have warnings for the jersey shore. in the city right now the sun has been out warming up a little bit and drying things out a little bit and then it turns gray and cold. 33, winds calm, relative humidity at 66%. 27, 29 in babylon and the hamptons. that snow sticking around on axel a little warmer for long island but colder to the west with the wind. we have wind chills in the mid 20s shooting for the mid 30s on the thermometer. that's shy of where you should be. 63 and 15 below your record, sunset at 5:23. it's going to be a mix of sun and clouds but it's bright through orange county into rockland and parts of bergen as well. low trying to break

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and at this point, though, no hover bods are being recalled but calvin, that might soon >> okay, jeanine, thank you, and opening the follow up file, a police officer is battling for his badge and tonight, james wells, answered questions, he was taken off the street the former officer was fired, after the messages showed him using then-word, wells was questioned about the use of the word or if it is ever appropriate? >> you are referring to a person. we will talk of and we will talk this person, a bad guy. and when you have been calling him a white guy. and if i refer to him as that word, he has a probl with it. >> we don't have any white guys in thisarticular case that you referred as the n-word do we? >> in this case, no. >> anchor: the attorney is giving the questions there. wells is going through the arbitration process, to try and get his job back, the former cop will find out, in 30 days. >> the public, paying their respects to the late, justiti lies in repose,, at the u.s. supreme court. and scalia's casket was placed in t`e rotunda and draped in the american flag, they paid homage

and at this point, though, no hover boards are being recalled >> okay, jeanine, thank you, and opening the follow up file, a police officer is battling for his badge and tonight, james wells, answered questions, he was taken off the streets, the former officer was fired, after the messages showed him using thth-word, wells was questioned about the use of the word or if it is ever appropriate? >> you are referring to a person. we will talk of and we will talk this person, a bad guy. and when you have been calling him a white guy. and if i refer to him as that word, he has a problem with it. >> we don't have any white guys in this particular case that you referred as the n-word do we? >> in this case, no. >> anchor: the attorney is giving the questions therer wells is going through the arbitration process, to try and get his job back, the former cop will find out, in 30 days. >> the public, paying their respects to the late, justice antonin scalia, and as his body lies in repose, at the u.s. and scalia's casket was placed in the rotunda and draped in the american flag, they paid homage t

jeanine?reporter: the fbi director just said that this dis-dispute between apple and the fbi represents,"the hardest question that i have seen in government" cook told abc news, the ceo of apple, that this puts him in an uncomfortable position but he believes that the late steve jobs would take the same stance he is. cook is saying that the fbi's demand could potentially put hundreds of millions of people vulnerable at risk around the world including the u.s. the tech giant is being asked to comply with a court order to unlock the iphone of syed farook. cook is creating an encryption code said it threatens privacy. he said if he could take it off that phone without putting everyone else at risk, he would do it. >> the only way we know would be to write a piece of software that we view assort of the software equivalent of cancer. we think it's bad news to write. we would never write it and have never written it. apthat's what's at stake. >> reporter: cook says he's ready to take the case to the

it's written by jeanine tesori who has written music for thoroughly modern millie and fun home." home." it makes a great collaboration that way because we really find shows that we feel fit in our season." season."this small theatre allows the audience to be close to the actors so they can feel like they're a part of the play.the set allows the actors to move props quickly and change the look and feel of the stage for each scene during the play.nat poptwo years ago, the company announced their first auditions.now, they're planning for the next five years and hope to continue to highlight the talent right here in the corridor. "we're a susuess story because we're five shows later and we're still going strong." strong."covering the corridor, in cedar rapids, it's exciting that we're tounding out our second season already. it feels like yesterdaymarissa scott, fox 28 news on the fox 28 news at nine. at 10.... 10....a bicycle bill moves to the floor of the state senate for debate.hear how it could impact nearly every driver on iowa roadways. an addressing the gap in marion's storefro

jeanine dela vega, heard of her. also at diamond and bosworth in san francisco. said it's pouring, we can see a system coming through. the heaviest is around campbell, into the santa cruz mountain. the scotts valley. this is radar, might be enhanced, but from about san francisco, marine county south. right over foster city. and over toward the east bay. not as much there. a couple pockets worth. some of the higher elevations. they have snow and boy do they have snow. looks like it's calming down, heading out into the planes, owl roads are a mess in nebraska and iowa, lifting north ward. 40s on the temps, low the mid, the temperature here. palo alto is in there. etherton 45. nine in truckee. 17 in reno. system is moving in. that will pick up the snow, one more system on wednesday, our system is a morning event that will see breaks in the clouds later. the clouds will stream into wednesday morning, the rain starts around the noon hour, and sweeps by for everybody late afternoon, early evening. looks wet, by seven, 8:00 on the backside. we'll clear it out and see im

. >> i'm jeanine with the health inspector and mark our friendly inspector. >> great. >> all right. so essentially we want to let you know the overall issues from the health department and gene then is from the health department i'm from the equality branch we're working in partnership you can see the system you're probably well aware relatively low smoking ooflt state of california a fairly flat level between 12 and 14 percent smoking i think ugly aware of the many, many health effects of tobacco really being linked to every type of cancer another concern you're quite aware of introducing regulating e cigarettes similar to cigarettes it is proliferating all over san francisco as you can see there is a long, long arc of the last 17 years as decline in smoking we're proud to work with the community as well as the health to bring down the smoking the overall population we're a leader nationally in the last 17 years and really among the county the united states the top counties that are lower the smoking range it has to do with legislation and the programs as well as engaging the gener

. >> i'm jeanine with the health inspector and mark our friendly inspector. >> great. >> all right. so essentially we want to let you know the overall issues from the health department and gene then is from the health department i'm from the equality branch we're working in partnership you can see the system you're probably well aware relatively low smoking ooflt state of california a fairly flat level between 12 and 14 percent smoking i think ugly aware of the many, many health effects of tobacco really being linked to every type of cancer another concern you're quite aware of introducing regulating e cigarettes similar to cigarettes it is proliferating all over san francisco as you can see there is a long, long arc of the last 17 years as decline in smoking we're proud to work with the community as well as the health to bring down the smoking the overall population we're a leader nationally in the last 17 years and really among the county the united states the top counties that are lower the smoking range it has to do with legislation and the programs as well as engaging the gener

harris fog r faulkner, judge jeanine pirro is on the couch and you remember him as face of calvin kleinr, general hospital alum, host of show, fix it and finish it, the man who does it all, antonio sadat toe, jr. you are outnumbered. >> i'm outnumbered. >> you're a fan of the show. now you're on the couch. how does it feel? >> very bright, very happy. wonderful people on the road

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us. south carolina, trouncing bernie sanders. exit polls show hillary won 84% of the black vote. meanwhile, the gloves are off in the race for 2016 as the gop candidates don't hold anything back ahead of super tuesday. take a look. >> i watched chris go after this lightwei

jeanine, good morning. >> good to see you. >> we dissect their words so much, but you're going to clue us into their body language. there are some tells there, as well, as to what kind of leader they'd be, right? >> absolutely. we actually will look at body language more often than words. i'm a keynote speaker for big corporations. i'll say, they'll all have to hold hands. the hula hoops are in the middle of their hands. go in a circle, the hula hoops have to make their way. i do this with my body. what do you think the executives do? they climb through the hula hoops. they're in the three inch high heels. it's because of the gesture. they'll pay attention more to >> let's start with hillary clinton. play the sound. >> i've always been somebody who believed and raised in my family and faith, and i with my blessings, had an opportunity and obligation to help others. that's what i'll do as president. >> you might not have seen it. it's a shoulder shrug. watch this. it indicates uncertainty. >> family and my faith. >> watch here. one shrug already. two shrugs here. a third. there we go. t

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are not only scouring the area around occupied east jerusalem, but are also inquiring around the jeaninea of the occupied west bank as to what these young men were going in occupied east jerusalem and if this attack is what they have been describing as these lone wolf attacks, or whether this is part of a wider plan, given the fact that there were three men acting together. whatever the case, there are still questions that need to be answered, but one thing is for certain those three men have been shot dead by israeli police. >> and the attacks haven't stopped since october. there has been an attack almost every day now, and each side blaming the other for the violence. >> indeed, folly, this is the new formal across palestinians territories. while this attack is very dramatic, the fact is, as you have been saying, we have been seeing violence like this now since october, violence which has come in the form of stabbings, sometimes rarely in the form of shootings, but also car rammings as well, and they really have been a very regular occurrence, but if you speak to israeli leaders, they

ktvu's jeanine del vega was there. >> reporter: police say the suspect broke in through the roof. police have been checking to see if any firearms were missing. police tell us, no, nothing was taken. i want to show you just how close this is to the milpitas police department. you can seat right there. it's just in back of it. it was a sergeant leaving that back gate who heard the burglar alarm go off. now, it was just before 2:00 a.m. as that sergeant was pulling up to the gun store. he saw a suspect on the roof climb down and get into a vehicle. that's how they caught the first two suspects. officers spotted another suspect running away. they called in san jose police and the sheriff's department to help. the suspect, we're told, scaled a 10-foot wall and was finally found near the railroad tracks not far from the scene. one suspect wasn't able to he is sky. he was stuck inside the gun store. >> the sergeant game him commands to drop the gun. he immediately dropped the gun. he was basically -- he couldn't surrender. he was stuck behind a locked door. they got in and they couldn't

i am judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight. it after hours after a late night in south carolina for the gop. a close one in nevada for the democrats. here are some of the highlights from today on the stump. >> we are going to win, oh are we going to win. you are going to get so tired of winning. you are going to get so tired you are going to say, please please, mr. president. we can't stand it any more. we don't want

lot of people were talking about the show in social media last night here's what they had to say jeanine says quote this ponzi scheme is unbelievable and he carried on for forty years. how's that possible and all unravels with one number and andre says quote i still find it astonishing that bernie madoff was at one time the chairman of nasdaq. it's just baffling. so many people were hoodwinked and quotes after daybreak good morning america can have a lot more on me often how he managed to swindle so many and catch the last half of the mini series tonight on abc people still try to figure out exactly what he's doing ensure that watching was not our bedtime idea of ever going to watch the impacts made our head on the new york mets is well you know a lot and they are on financial structure can it did take a look at me the whole ownership up they are really kind that makes a big adjustment so anyway interesting story there. what i will tell you about our weather is going to get really interesting is while not asking you to invest more than maybe a couple minutes years i explain what the gove

. >> reporter: jeanine says her daughter launched the prom dress drive a couple years ago.e featured rachel's story in the pastily she purchased the dress of her dreams as a senior at archbishop ryan high school but couldn't go to the prom because of money. she is trying to lessen the financial burden for other teenaged girls so they can live out their prom fantasy. >> it just gives me chills and it makes us feel like we're making a difference. >> reporter: it is kind of fun to walk the red carpet in the dress of your dreams on a day. it is going on tomorrow from 10:00 until 1:00 we'll have the information on our web site fox29.com. i'm jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >> nice jennifer. >>> in manayunk some folks taking advantage of the warmer temperatures by turning out to mummers mardi gras parade. this is the second year for the parade which marched down main street. organizers say the event is just one more way to keep the mummers tradition alive in the city since budget cuts have led to reductions in some of the mummers pageantry on new year's day. >> perfect day for it. >

then mark and jeanine saying the daffodils are undaunted and determined to just come out early. so we'll see. the groundhog said an early spring. it's not going to look like spring at all in the up coming week. this weekend i think we have live outside right now from on top of the empire state building thin clouds and 33 degrees feeling like 30. temperature trends looks like this for your weekend nice and mild and 37. monday temperatures get colder. by week's end many of us struggle to get out of the 20s. plenty of sunshine today milder tomorrow as i mentioned but we will see clouds thickening throughout the day tomorrow and then monday through wednesday there's a chance for snow each day and it's looking more likely now. we'll see more snow fall on monday. here we go on the vortex satellite and radar picture looking good out there right now. lots of sunshine and high pressure to thank for that and high thin clouds for today. take you through the forecast hour by hour today looking good tonight mainly clear. tomorrow morning starting with sun but as a low pressure system moves u

stores randomly celebrity we can't reach all stores nine hundred retailers but many sales r 14 or 15 jeanine can introduce herself and talk about the sale to minors. >> good evening. i'm jaeven then the shakespeare health inspector for 20 years and really hoirnd and proud to be part of work that is happening in san francisco once we say verify the sale of tobacco product has happened we actually go out and discuss this was the permit holder and try to insure their protocols in place so the sale weigh in happy a second time but required by the current law to suspend their permit so when the policy goes into effect those businesses eventually will be receiving the same enforcement process. >> it will be a suspension of them selling tobacco products. >> how long. >> so what we're tell have we started introducing an opportunity for the first time violators so the extension in zero days to 25 dazed depending on the severity and how often they've sold to a minor. >> so visiting a store that sells other products are resuspending from selling tobacco or other things. >> the permit is acknowledge for