jeanie wasn't but i was crying and i asked him why did you hit her?pproaches jeanie again the other passengers physically restrain him and it's not easy. >> there was three guys holding him. one guy had him around the chest. one guy with had one harm, the one guy had another arm. they were struggling to restrain him. you know, they were all kind of shuffling to keep their footing because he was trying to pull away. i wasn't scared so much as i just hoped he didn't hit me. that's all. i just was kind of going like this waiting for the punch but it didn't come. >> it takes a little while but finally the man stopped struggling. >> he finally calmed down. kind of just his head slumped. >> the passengers continued to hold him until police arrive on the scene. the man is arrested, eventually pleads guilty to attempted malicious harassment, and after serving 134 days in jail, is released with a suspended sentence during his probation. jeanie suffers a cut to her face. >> he hit her so hard that this snapped here and so it went into her temple so she had a cu

jeanie is a bartender from pennsylvania. now, i think most folks are aware, being a bartender, that's a job that doesn't usually offer health care. for years jeanie went unsured or underinsured getting health care threw local planned parent hood. in november she bought a plan on the marketplace. in january, an illness september her to the hospital and because her new plan covered a scat scan, she would not be able to afor. her doctor discovered she also had ovarian cancer and gave her a chance to bet it. >> she wrote me a letter, too. she said, it's going to be a long, tough road to kill this cancer. >> but i can walk that road knowing insurance isn't an issue. i won't be refused care. i hope to send a follow upletter in a few months saying i'm free and clear of this disease. until then i know you've been fighting for my life as a working american citizen. after her first wellness visit under the new insurance plan, marla shared what it meant to her. after using the new insurance for the first time you probably heard, i fina

jeanie is a bartender from pennsylvania.nk most folks a -- are aware, bag bartender is a job that usually daunt offer health care. for years shent uninsured or underinsured, often getting health care through the local planned parent hudhood. in move she bought plan on the market place inch january an illness sent her to the hospital. and because her new plan covered a cat scan, she wouldn't have otherwise been able to afford, her doctor discovered she also had ovarian cancer and gave her a chance to beat it. so she wrote me a letter, too. she said, it's going to be a long, tough road to kill this cancer. but i can walk that road knowing insurance isn't an issue. i won't be refused care. i hope to send a followup letter in a few months saying i'm free and clear of this disease, but until then, i know i will be fighting just as you have been fighting for my life as a working american citizen. and after her first wellness visit under her new insurance plan, marla maureen from fort collins, colorado, shared with me what it meant

. >> but arguebly this jeani genis out of the bottle. we have this fuel, this is got to be what it felt like in the early days of oil as a fuel. >> i think that's exactly right. if you look at the positive gains. we have reduced our reliance on foreign oil. we're on target for a top producer in the field for many years and he have regional economic benefits. to say the geni is out of the bottle is a good way to look at that because it's hard to play catch up in terms of improving the practices that are in place. and so the other problem i think you have is that depending upon the state you have different practices and you have different pieces of this. >> that's a big point. by the way i'm here in new york where i don't think about water at all. you're in new mexico where you folks out in that part of the country think more about water and natural gas, fracking and extraction has a lot of impact on water. >> it does. the completion of an oil well takes a tremendous amount of water oil and natural gas. the statistics are somewhere between

have based their entire political agenda on repealing it, they have to explain to the country, why jeaniehould go back to being uninsured? i got to admit, i don't get it. why are folks working so hard for people not to have health insurance? >> stephen: what? what? that's dirty politics! if voters believe the g.o.p. wants to take away people's health insurance, then republicans won't be able to take over the senate in november. and then how will they take away people's health insurance? so, to win the mid-terms is going to require some straight talk. we conservatives must look the american people in the eye and say... april fool's! (laughter) gotcha! gotcha! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: come on! fighting obama care was a four-year prank! i can't believe you bought it. why would we be the only western industrialized nation without access to affordable healthcare? (slide whistle) (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: this is priceless! oh, you should see your face!... seriously, you got a growth there. i'd have a doctor check that out. nation, march madness has nearly come to a close, whic

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stay tuned for justice with "judge jeani "judge jeanine." ♪ >> it is monday april 15th.long the marathon route. >> ideal running conditions this year. >> they are already underway. thousands of runners around the world gear up for marathon monday. >> i have been going to the red sox and marathon since i was a little kid. my father would take my kisiste and i and we would go to kenmore square to see the finish line. >> the day the revolutionary war was started. it is the first nice day of april so everybody comes out of hibernation. >> boston marathon is the world's oldest continuously conducted marathon. the number of competitors has grown tremendously. year one there were 18 people a dozen finished. the largest rate was 38,000 in the hundredth anniversary. for the last number of years we have had 27,000 competitors. >> three hours the gun will go off. >> we can get the race started we look forward to that. >> woke up early same as every other patriot day marathon monday. took a bus to the start line. >> the weather is cooperating. whether you are racing or cheering or e

. >> jeanie is a bartender from pennsylvania. in november, she bought a plan on the marketplace. in january, an illness sent her to the hospital. and because her new plan covered a c.a.t. scan, she wouldn't have been otherwise able to afford, her doctor discovered that she also had ovarian cancer. she wrote me a letter, too. she said i hope to send a followup letter saying i am free and clear of this disease. until then, i know i will be fighting like you're fighting for my life as a american citizen. >> mr. potter how does the insurance city and the republican party fight a story like that? >> they will, i think, oversee it myself. they'll manufacture stories like we've seen in ads already. these are compelling stories. i met many people myself. people that come up to tell me they're alive today because of the affordable care act. and i'm certain that's true. in fact i know some people who are newly covered now, who couldn't get coverage at all in the past because of pre-existing conditions. it's a very big deal. >> wendel potter, i appreciate your time today. this is a big day

for years jeanie went uninsured or underinsured, often getting some health care through her local plannedd. in november she bought a plan on the marketplace. in january, an illness sent her to a, to the hospital and because her new plan covered a cat scan, she wouldn't have otherwise been able to afford, her doctor discovered that she also had ovarian cancer. and gave her a chance to beat it so she wrote me a letter too. she said, it is going to be a long, tough, road to kill this cancer. but i can walk that road knowing insurance isn't an issue. i won't be refused care. i hope to send a follow-up letter in a few months saying, i am free and clear of this disease but until then, i know i will be fighting just as you have been fighting for my life as a working american citizen. and after her first wellness visit under her new insurance plan, marla marine, from fort collins, colorado, shared with me what it meant for her. after using my new insurance for the first time you probably heard my sigh of relief from the white house. i felt like a human being again. i felt that i had value. that i

this might just be something to keep the russians busy while they're bombing iran very interesting jeanie but the problem is is that you know when you this ukraine is by a broken country and it's going to take a lot of time to put it on the mend and what we see coming out of kiev a government that's not even elected by the way but but it was recognized instantly by washington which is extraordinary but this problem is not going to be fixed as i keep stressing this economy is going off the cliff now what is the west going to do they got their regime change fine what do they do next are they call people in responsible for what they have done. no i mean i think again historically we've seen that this is you know a story that plays over and over again and i would say it's not only the ukrainian people who are losers in this and certainly they are it is also the people on the ground in the united states and the europeans who are going to have to try to fix this country and have no idea what they're involved in because as we've been talking about they haven't been informed and so if you talk ab