see you back here tomorrow night. >> janine: i'm judge janine piero in for laura ingraham and this is the "ingraham angle" from new york city. the senate confirmation of ketanji brown jackson today and the democrats apparently forgetting the kavanaugh hearings are blasting the gop for asking about her legal history. marsha black burn is here on that. plus, how do you make money in biden's america? by opening a let's go brandon store, of course. the ingraham angle goes on the road to new jersey to check it out. and air raid sirens going off tonight in lyviv, ukraine as the port city of mariupol remains surrounded. a live report in moments. now that "the new york times" admitted what we knew to be true all along that the hunter biden lap top story is real and not more disinformation, it's time for some answers to serious questions raised by hunter's seedy ties. these aren't questions about the political consequences for joe biden. they represent massive national security concerns. so, of course, the white house is trying to sweep it all under the rug. >> "the new york times" reported th

. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ avani: clinical forensic doctor janine rowse works closely with police in assessing victims: i started noticing that some of the sexual assault forensic examinations i was doing, the victims were telling me that they had met their offender through a dating app. avani: so, she began documenting cases. janine: most of these sexual assaults were occurring on the first face-to-face meeting between parties, and the majority were occurring at the alleged offender's home. i think we are really only seeing the tip of the iceberg. i think there are some additional barriers to these sexual assaults being reported, and i think the real number that's occurring is much greater than what we're seeing. ♪♪♪ avani: despite the growing problem, there are no national figures on the number of sexual assaults facilitated by dating apps. in late 2019, new south wales police launched a project looking at different ways to address sexual assault, with links to dating apps being one small part of it. stuart smith: what we now have, obviously, with the dating app is a new emerging way to meet, and pe

see you back here tomorrow night. >> janine: i'm judge janine piero in for laura ingraham and this is angle" from new york city. the senate confirmation of ketanji brown jackson today and the democrats apparently forgetting the kavanaugh hearings are blasting the gop for asking about her legal history. marsha black burn is here on that. plus, how do you make money in biden's america? by opening a

along came jacob, do a double-dutch janine's on the sidelines. doing? >> thank you for having me >> seth: it is so lovely to have you. the first time you were on the show was via zoom, and now we have you in new york city. are you happy to be back in new york >> mm-hmm. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> it's so-- i know i've been in new york before, but i've been in l.a. for ten years now. >> seth: yeah. >> and it's just, there's trash everywhere in new york >> seth: yeah. >> i just saw the prettiest lady walk by a pile of trash, and i was just like, "that's a -- what a way to live. what a way to live." beautiful new york, yes. no, i'm happy to be here >> seth: we have a very wide range of experiences here. >> you do. yeah, it's beautiful [ laughter ] it's very nice i'm trying not to -- come on, i just got my show. i don't want new yorkers to get mad at me. >> seth: yeah, exactly it's a very big chunk of people that watch television. >> yeah. >> seth: you have a hit tv show -- a thing that is so hard to do, especially a network comedy it must be thr

yes, my thought or janine berrigan dionte. fortune bri up my bill at about this morning at 1st financial ah, i don't want to do this and you will be, why did what did you get the boy? but besides jesus just look me up in a bunch of them. you're like boma helio, mr. companies to the community junior. you know, the over what you're supposed to papers to put, you may have been pushing it out. i really wasn't much for those are about the what didn't get it corrected margaret, you put it on for the new pulls up, loaded with these again, you know the for the well, it will be while it was put your when you could see it is all these units in absorb too much of a patient, and that means the machine that you should you use them back. sure. with mother shoes. 8 minute that keeps an eye surgeon to me on the new budget with lenders collect on your bill. it vs. when it was it up now school up. she said that i haven't even put in the boucher it was a with the new york which was she'll get what i b as i was going on a particular shelter than the trinity. because if you look at your nozzle, i need covera

my thought or janine berrigan d. o. d. fortune bri up my bill at about this morning after search financial ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back back to the early ninety's when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end. the war so packed was disbanded and these countries could no longer rely on it to protect them. in case of an attack, the soviet union collapsed and countries like ukraine became independent. bratia and america were starting to become friends, but need so kept expanding its collective defense. many russian c, nato as a vestige of the cold war, apparently directed against their country. they point out that they have disbanded the warsaw pact, their military lawyers, and ask why the west should not do the same thing. so sorted include in former socialist countries and later, even former soviet union members drawing closer and closer

yes, my von or janine berrigan, your fortune bri up my. be a lot about this morning. just financial ah, with with poverty yet you have to look at yourself. what's the just the way up or horrible? ah ah. blue shirt. but he had them leopard shameka. giovanni reported the nitika bull of a pro some political by them. oh no can done that. she least knew dutch is that a boat de la grange got propaganda baghdad. excuse me, sweet william mc machine of the white keyboard. them in, bassetti, super saldana, make a tory got forward, but it was the yet lou bomb. but i to you in your call. if this is for nick threes, nick, by way instead of you bought it out, but it only picked up from a little fca. at that that will you will give her each needed to provide to cranes to weigh a kick. now, when you, when that or the keyboard, how much a lift thing of the property is up a salvador rattling hm. oh grandma. oh, latest low. a keyboard again. i just needed to get all this and do to william the study key. i need to learn what are the menus to learn to function in logo. and that also true

she thought that it says the why, the ela, a bill that's my thought or janine burgundy or fortune very up my be a lot about it more than just the natural you can just torture somebody on a whim without knowing how to do it. and the reality of course, is that torture like any physical skill right? requires training, requires practice. it requires an institutional setting, a built environment really, you need to have this institution, my space, physical space in which you can perform torture. we want, you know, we, we want to be successful. i was against the war. i'm a liberal, i didn't vote for george bush, but i wanted to do my job. well, you know, i felt like, you know, if i can be successful and get intelligence from these people and we can in the or quickly and that would be better for, for iraq, better for, for osman. the people who are for in recent days has been a focus, a few who have betrayed our values in solving the reputation of our country. and we have 6 or 7 investigations underway and a military justice system that has values. we know that those in law whoever they are wi

. >> reporter: janine jones is the interstate resources manager at dwr, which is now rolling back water deliveries from the state water projects, noticed 5% of the requested amounts. >> this is really similar to the circumstances that we have seen in the colorado river basin which has now been in a drought for more than 20 years. >> reporter: the state and local water agencies are already taking steps ahead of another hard year with alarm bells ringing as early as march. >> responding to drought, you feel a bit like you are on your heels instead of moving forward, and it becomes a challenge, because we are continuously reacting to this drought that we just have not had relief from. format get ready for more messages about cutting back on water use as we roll into the springtime here. the drought is only going to get worse. here on the russian river, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> an update on the two grass fires that broke at this afternoon in bay point. both of the fires have been knocked down. they started at around 3:00. the flames burned just off of the north side of the freeway charrin

. >> ...appearance in season one during a scene where the handmaid janine is testifying about a sexual assault that she experienced. take a look at this scene. >> whose fault was it, girls? >> her fault. her fault. >> her fault. >> her fault. >> her fault. >> her fault. >> her fault. her fault. >> her fault. >> her fault. >> her fault. >> go on. do it. >> and why did god allow such a terrible thing to happen? >> teach her a lesn. teach her a lesson. teach her a lesson. teach her a lesson. teach hea lesson. >> teach her a lesson. >> for the uninitiated audience, can you explain what we're seeing? >> oh, we're seeing a blame and shame. we're seeing slut shaming. bad things that happen to women are their fault. of course, that doesn't happen anywhere but in the movies, does it? and my little cameo, which we had to shoot four times, because they said i was not hitting her over the head hard enough. it's very odd to have your leading lady turn around and say, "come on! come on! hit me harder!" i said, "no, no, i might hurt you." "come on, give me a swipe." theyid add the sound effect. so, y

the janine in the occupied west bank reported to have been working illegally at a construction site in the area of the attack. israel's prime minister natalie bennett, convened an emergency security meeting, then worn a new wave of terror. they've got the order that this is a great and complex challenge for the army, the security agency, and the police that requires the security establishment to be creative. and for us to adapt ourselves to the new threat and read the tell tale sign, the loan individuals with the sometimes without organizational affiliation, and to be in control on the ground. last tuesday in the southern city of shaver, a resident of a nearby bedouin town killed 4 people in a car ramming and stopping attack before himself, being shot dead, and really called previously convicted him on charges of supporting iso on sunday to palestinian israelis opened fire on a street in how dare and north television, killing 2 security forces, members, before they 2 were shot dead. again, israeli authorities pointed to i saw ideology that attack was followed by arrests in their home t

benet brack at the scene, chancing death to arabs, a huge amount of anger calls for revenge. near janine and the occupied west bank where we understand the attack of the suspected attacker comes from. he's reported that they're not confirmation of this to be working illegally. the construction site in benet barrack, his name dia, how much was said to be 26 years old. and reported to have been arrested in the past and imprisoned in the past for some months on the security grounds by the israeli military. so there are people there that have been gathering and chanting in support of his actions. and again, there has been support for his actions coming from both hamas and palestinians. i mean, you had him, us saying that the attack shows the unity of the palestinian people, palestinian major hub, saying it's a harbinger of our people's operations to go deep inside. what they call the zionist entity, otherwise known as israel. so this is already being loaded by but not yet claimed, in terms of responsibility by 2 of the major arms fighting factions inside gotta hurry forward. they're bringing

let me just kim's room, she thought, did you say a desk my thought or janine did it again to you or jim? pretty up in the be a lot about this morning after search financially through with cranes, president zelinski says it nato publicly misled russia into believing the block was prepared to accept ukraine as a member, despite privately telling you that it can't join. i'm being told that every day, more and more such trophy weapons fall into the hands of the russian troops. party takes a look at 8 years of western arms supplies to ukraine, believed to have fueled the conflict in ukraine. ah, you countries are split over whether to impose an embargo on russian oil. as politicians say the measure would severely impact the blocks economy.

am i shake him near janine in the occupied west bank reported to have been working illegally at a construction site in the area of the attack. israel's prime minister natalie bennett, convened an emergency security meeting and worn a new wave of terror. they've got the order that this is a great and complex challenge for the army, the security agency, and the police that requires the security establishment to be creative. and for us to adapt ourselves to the new threats. read the tell tale signs of loan individuals . sometimes without organizational affiliation, and to be in control on the ground. last tuesday in the southern city of basheba, a resident of a nearby bedouin town killed 4 people in a car ramming and stopping attack before himself being shot dead. and his really called previously convicted him on charges of supporting iso on sunday to palestinian israelis opened fire on the street in how dare and not a television killing 2 security forces. members, before they 2 were shot dead. again, israeli authorities pointed to iso ideology that attack was followed by arrests in their home to

can you say a yes, my thought or janine the again, your fortune pretty up my be a lot about this morning after search financially through with you claims that president zalinski says nato publicly misled russia into believing the block was prepared to accept ukraine as a member despite privately telling you that it can't join i'm being told that every day more and more such trophy weapons fall in the hands of the russian troops. or to take a look at 8 years of western army supplies to ukraine, which allegedly fuel the conflict in dunbar. and e u countries are split over whether to impose an embargo on russian oil as politicians say, the measure was severely impact the blocks economy.

i'm judge janine peer row with daguen mcdowell, and greg gut feld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." vladimir putin putting on a prop ga data show for the russian people as he brings more death and destruction to ukraine. the unhinged dictator holding a rally in a moscow stadium boasting about the success of his invasion in ukraine despite massive loss of russian troops. putin claiming it was justified. >> this is what genocide is all about. it is precisely to save people from this suffering, from this genocide that is the main reason for the motive and goal of the military operation that we launched in the danbas and ukraine. >> mike tobin is in lyviv, ukraine with the latest there, mike? >> well, judge, the relative peace of the western part of this country was shattered as the sirens whaled and four cruise missiles slammed down perilously close to the eastern flank, the target of the air strikes is the lyviv aircraft repair so it could be used by the ukrainian air force. the administrator of lyviv says six cruise missiles were lau

. >> the types of civilians targeting you are seeing now, janine, if bin laden had access to this artillery, those are the targets he would be heading: schools, residential towers. it's alarming to see that kind of devastation. now, he's gone after a nuclear power plant, which makes it scarier. >> what martha isn't saying is so accurate. there is not a hint of justification on the part of putin, isn't any historical fight going on. it's not a religious fight. putin just made a decision "i want to take over." if it means killing innocent civilians and children, it does not matter to me. we initially thought "maybe, he's keeping the of the structure strong." he's not. now, what's happening in kharkiv, he is destroying everything. the american people are not used to this, not used to seeing this kind of thing, a father kneeling over the body of a 6-year-old was lost his legs in a bombing. it's almost as if we are voyeurs. americans are good people. americans are not accustomed to saying "oh, well." i think it's one of the reasons we talked about this last week. 40% of americans polled were wil

considering the recent harvard for, that was my stain janine showed 60 to percent of voters think hehave attacke if trump were still around. meanwhile, daily show host trevor noah offered a ranch tha leaves us wondering what happened to him. >> apparently saudi arabia it won't even pick up the phone fo the president of the united states. that must've been really embarrassing for biden, can you imagine? he phones them and they don't pick up, but this would have never happened to donald trump. never. no one was ignoring donald trump 's calls. >> i think i just. as for biden, most americans disapprove of his job performance, i wonder if he's sick of this stuff. >> i'm sick of this stuff. we have to talk about it becaus they think they is the government spending more money. it simply not true. >> yes, it is prato my god, mister president, what say you? >> hey, hey, hey, i'm serious man, this is no joke. pretty soon i'm going to have i up to my occipital, the deal is i don't know where the american people get their idea, their idea that printing money will lead to inflation, where did the

we have heard a lot about -- >>y jesse watters with janine of dolma judge jean ferrero -- judge jeaninero, and this is b30. president biden touching down in europe for emergency meeting with nato allies in an attempt to put more pressure on vladimir putin. russia continuing its brutal assault

we have heard a lot about -- >>y jesse watters with janine of dolma judge jean ferrero -- judge jeanine pirro, and this is b30. president biden touching down in europe for emergency meeting with nato allies in an attempt to put more pressure on vladimir putin. russia continuing its brutal assault on ukraine but it comes with heavy loss. nato's top commander now saying russia may have lost as many as 15,000 troops so far. biden now fearful a desperate putin may escalate acts further. >> i will say that to their face. i will say all i have to say. i will say it when i get there. >> how high is the threat? >> i think it is a real threat. >> jesse: but the threats don't end there. putin's spokesman refused to rule out against ukrainian forces. >> we have onset of domestic security. and you can read all the reasons for nuclear arms to be used. so if it is existing with a threat for the country, then it can be used in accordance. >> jesse: did you enjoy the president, greg, coming out to the cameras and giving that statement? >> greg: you know, i can't answer that. i'm not an expert on war. i

i'm judge janine peer row with daguen mcdowell, and greg gut feld.in putting on a prop ga data show for the russian people as he brings more death and destruction to ukraine. the unhinged dictator holding a rally in a moscow stadium boasting about the success of

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i'm jesse watters along with judge janine, >> haroldford jr.. >> a will mccain, 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> day 16 of brietal invasion and russian forces are pummeling targets in ukraine. a fireball seen after russia struck the western side of the country for the first time. that comes as u.s. officials believe the enormous russian convoy outside of kyiv has redeployed and the city braces for a ground assault soon. in this chaos, president biden trying to cripple russia's economy even more by going after trade. >> who is an aggressor? he is the aggressor. and putin must pay the price. he thought he could divide democrats and republicans at home. but he failed. he failed. moscow stock exchange is closed for a simple reason -- i get asked, why is it closed? because for the last two weeks, the moment it opens, it will be disbanded. you hear me? it will blow up. >> benjamin hall is in kyiv, ukraine with the latest from the ground. >> hi, jesse. i can tell you in the last hour or so, we have heard some of the biggest explosions we've heard around the city for the last

but as janine said we are inching closer day by day each strike to perhaps getting more involved thanalready are. >> jessica: i think there are a lot of understandable questions what would trigger article 5. and you look at cyber warfare. does that trigger article 5 if they were to shut down or go after any basis for any of our connections to any nato. but i think the biggest question here is whether or not as we discussed over the weekend in a post-american era. so are we in a role of leadership? who is looking to america right now to see what we will do and how much are we going to let vladimir putin push us? and that is really the central question because if you step back at it, who was looking at president biden to see what we stand for? what matters? how much do we want to protect our role in the larger world? now, i'm hearing we will talk about this later, but he is thinking about going to possibly european a few weeks. if we lay down what we won't do, day one, we will not start world war iii. we said that day 3 and all of this. so it would be nice to hear, we will not allow ukr

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janine sumate, that's where the need is diary situation is the rest of the country is of course not ideal but mostly okay, so max, it seems that you are putting yourselves in those who are with you are putting yourselves in great danger. anybody who's trying to get these supplies to the hardest hit towns and cities that you mentioned how danger is it for you as you move forward inch by inch, mile by mile? well, actually this is war so there is no other simple girds that i can describe it. there are no convoys that are all targets to russian military and even those rocks of busses that are clearly marked with red crosses or marked with signs as there are children inside or that there are people fleeing the battle inside them. unfortunately not of lamet the russian russian guns and russian planes. that is one of the major reasons why ukrainian politicians and citizens alike across i all right. now basically the reason lifestream volunteer is that of humanitarian aid through the border from poland, from slovakia, from romania and then bring it to major logistical hubs like which is being she

as we mentioned, the shooter came from y'all bout just wester janine the occupied west bank so that crossover did need abraham, who was there? nita, so as we had from harry this heightened security as a result of these attacks. so what's happening where you are can let me point out that while harry mentioned that there are a funeral ongoing or went ahead in israel here in the out. but there is no fury because there is no body the body of gotten man, we all had a shake. who's the 27 year old has been withheld with israel. this is a practice that israel uses against palestinian that it accuses of permitting attacks against the people. so people and family of the yacht have opened this morning. the house behind me they are receiving for dollars is for people. we've spoken to the father of the art who says he had no idea that the yacht had anything thought he was with them having the lunch he left. and then they heard from people from the news. what he has been up to, what we've seen the palestinian presidents, it further than to condemn the killing of civilians saying it's going to deteriorate t

no one knew in san francisco has a new fireboat station mayor london breed in the fire chief janine nicholson were at station 35 this morning celebrating its opening. it's a state of the art floating fire station. there appeared 22 a half it will replace the 105 year old fire station 35 on the embarcadero officials say it was undersized and didn't meet seismic safety standards. the floating fire stations also expected to be less susceptible to sea level rise. we built that station in 1915, and it served its purpose well, but now as our city begins to grow there's a need for something. something new. the cost was about $40 million. it was funded by an earthquake safety bond. still a very active scene on the couch train tracks down in san bruno sky foxx overhead again giving us this live picture down there. firefighters on scene. this collision happened between the commuter train and a maintenance vehicle of boom truck just about two hours ago, we have confirmed at least two people taken to the hospital, the engineer of the train as well as one of the workers working there on the tracks will ha

let's not forget that, as we said before, janine has arms. so people usually here fight these really forces raised with arm to day 2 young men lost their lives and 3 others are wounded in particular. and a turkish prosecutor has asked for the trial of saudi suspects of the 2018 killing of journalists, jamal kashodi, to be transferred to saudi arabia 26. saudis are being tried in istanbul, despite not physically being there. he talked, you was killed and dismembered inside the saudi consulate there in 2018. shocked. his fiance says the trial has stalled because of saudi arabia's lack of cooperation . the killing, strained relations between and current reacts or soda is standing by for us now in istanbul, resource. so if the suspects aunt in turkey anyway, and saudi arabia hasn't been cooperating with the trial, why is the prosecutor asking to transfer the trial? well, those who are familiar to this case, the kid and go for casualty and the following judicial process to say that it is mostly a political decision here in turkey. because just aft

plan your next vacation at iloveny.com and the fire chief janine nicholson were at station 35 this morning of the art floating fire station appeared 22 a half it will replace the 105 year old fire station 35 on the embarcadero officials say it was undersized and it meets seismic safety standards. the floating fire station is also expected to be less susceptible to sea level rise. we built that station in 1915, and it served its purpose well, but now as our city begins to grow there's a need for some something new. it cost about $40 million to build this station. it was funded by a voter approved earthquake safety bond run by that station almost every day. it was really cool to see it being built. yeah, alright. the san francisco reckon parks commission is hearing from the public right now about plans to ban vehicles in an area of golden gate park ktvu sally rasmus has been following the debate and take takes a look at why senior citizens staged a protest today. colleague for jfk to reopen. pruett open right out seniors, disability, and several neighborhood groups say keeping cars off jfk d

a dead he's been named is dea, am i shake him near janine in the occupied west bank reported to have been working illegally at a construction site in the area of the attack. israel's prime minister natalie bennett, convened an emergency security meeting and worn a new wave of terror. they've got the order that this is a great and complex challenge for the army, the security agency, and the police that requires the security establishment to be creative. and for us to adapt ourselves to the new threat and read the tell tale signs of loan individual. sometimes without organizational affiliation, and to be in control on the ground. last tuesday in the southern city of shaver, a resident of a nearby bedouin town killed 4 people in a car ramming and stopping attack before himself. being shot dead in israeli quoted previously convicted him on charges of supporting iso on sunday to palestinian israelis opened fire on a street in how dare and north of television, killing 2 security forces. members, before they 2 was shot dead. again, israeli authorities pointed to i saw ideology that attack w

janine, tell us what kind of things _ twice as good.kin: kind of things taking over? we are taking over _ kind of things taking over? we are taking over fire _ kind of things taking over? we are taking over fire appliances - kind of things taking over? we are taking over fire appliances and i kind of things taking over? we are| taking over fire appliances and also some rescue units that will help with the ukraine fire service. stand with the ukraine fire service. and wh is it with the ukraine fire service. and why is it so _ with the ukraine fire service. and why is it so important? obviously| with the ukraine fire service. and i why is it so important? obviously we have been watching _ why is it so important? obviously we have been watching things _ why is it so important? obviously we have been watching things unfold i why is it so important? obviously we have been watching things unfold on | have been watching things unfold on the telly with ukraine and unfortunately we been seeing a lot of firefighters and it is really important we

really comes down to an interview of donald trump, the former president of the united states, by janinepierro on fox television. he called putin's invasion of ukraine a project to rebuild a soviet empire that had been, in the words of donald trump, quote, full of love, closed quote. full of love? a soviet empire? unfortunately, the former president has no knowledge of history, nor does he have any understanding as to what happened to the united states under the subjugation of the soviet empire, how they were forcefully brought into that alliance, which they never wanted to be part of. he obviously doesn't recall that four million ukrainians died in the famines of the 1930's under josef stalin's soviet rule. at one point, ronald reagan calmed the soviet union an evil empire. for donald trump, it is, quote, full of love, closed quote. how can he be so far wrong and not see the obvious, that putin is not the spiritual man he was once identified as. he is a ruthless war criminal and innocent people are paying the price for his outrage rages. mr. president -- outrageous. mr. president, there