>> no. >> judge jeanine: no? >> no. >> judge jeanine: is it true, dale, that you asked two individuals to sign the signature of your dad after he died and then they went to court and offered statements saying that you had asked them to do that? is that incorrect? >> yes, let me tell you what happened. my dad was in the hospital dying. glen went down there and then he after my dad died and he never notified me, he was looting the estate. and then glen found out there was a will and he he also filed paper work in court saying there was no will. >> judge jeanine: let me ask you this, if there is a will from 1978 which i'm looking at, how is it that you you came up with a will dated 2002? >> i didn't come up with that. they didn't know about that one in 1978. >> judge jeanine: because it wasn't 2002 in 1978. but let me ask you this. i have a statement here from dave and alisyn and they say that you told them that they needed to sign a will and put your address on it and make some copies and don't give the original to

there's foam. >> judge jeanine: welcome to "justice." i'm. michelle, thanks for being with is tonight. and do you as well, steve. whew do we know about this? >> here is what we know. speaking with the prosecutor's office, judge, is that around 11:30 a.m. on may 10 there was a 911 call that was placed from a worker inside of april's home saying that she was shot multiple times in the bedroom. apparently what we learned her husband left for work earlier that morning. he is a doctor in the area. and i sponge with a friend that had e-mail transactions with her around 2:30 a.m. of the morning that she was murdered. so there is a timeline there. >> when the friend says she had an e-mail from her about what time in the morning? >> around 2:30 in the morning. it had a number of conversations. >> judge jeanine: was there anything that was stressing her out? >> no, she was in a good state of mind. had just received a governor's award. there is a lot going on with the veterans programs she has been working on. a lot of programs she was working on for th

i'm judge jeanine ppirro.he has been gone for four weeks, missing from her tucson, arizona home since april 21. new details in the case may point to the suspect. >> someone broke in and grabbed her. >> judge jeanine: police released multiple 911 calls from the morning isabel vanished. >> she is only six. hurry, get somebody over here. >> after rushing back from work, her mother gets on the phone with 911, panicked. >> who notice her gone, your husband? >> my husband. i went to work this morning at 7:00 and i didn't check on her. i should have checked on her. >> okay. all right. just take a deep breathe. >> isabel's father sergio also speaks to an operator but he is calm. >> i want to report a missing person. my little girl is 6 years old. i believe she was abducted from the house. >> why did you think she was abducted? >> i have no idea. >> judge jeanine: his tone is asual. never anxious and at one point he even laughs. >> is mom there also? >> she has just left for work. i called her and told her to get her b

>> judge jeanine: did google swipe data from private wi-fi accounts?his week, the fcc slapped them with a $25,000 fine for deliberately impeding a federal investigation. scott cleland, author of search and destroy, why you can't trust google joins us. all right, scott, did google know that their street view wi-fi trucks that were going around neighborhoods mapping area were collecting personal information, e-mails, bank account numbers, all kinds of passwords? >> they did. the fcc investigation pointed out from the beginning it was written into the design document and in the design document for four years. multiple engineers knew and at least one senior manager knew. google knew what they were doing. they hired one of the best war driving or wi-fi folks in the country to do this. >> judge jeanine: and what is interesting, scott, he understand they called this guy god he was so good and now it is clear that they were doing this. they basically said we weren't doing it and oh, if we did it, it was by accident. and then yeah, we collected some information

>> fine, thank you, judge. >> judge jeanine: all right. this week, steven powell now on trial for 14 counts of voyeurism. i have read that you want to be in that courtroom. why do you think it is important to be in that courtroom? >> well, first, i misunderstood. i thought since i knew he took pictures of my daughter that she was part of the case. now, i understand it is just the neighborhood girls. but it is still the idea that perhaps he will say something that might lead us to susan. we still want to find our daughter. >> of course, you do. and, of course, it has is to irk you a little bit, chuck, because you have been on "justice" many times in the past and sade that the police were close to an arrest of josh and now, of course, you are left following josh's father's voyeurism trial. do you think that something may come up that will cause him to speak? >> well, i was hopeful. we thought josh had been arrested a long time ago. we thought police should have questioned all of the members of the family and that didn't happen. now, with jos

there is no case here. >> judge jeanine: i will give you the last word.jury going to convict john edwards? >> i think they very well may, yes. >> we'll see what happens. thanks so much for being with us this evening. up next, can a man already in custody hold the keys to finding lauren spearer? eden prairie, minnesota. [ truck beeping ] morning, boys. , i'm working on a cistern intake valve, and the guy hands me a locknut wrench. no way! i'm like, what is this, a drainpipe slipknot? wherever your business takes you, nobody keeps you on the road like progressive commercial auto. [ flo speaking japanese ] [ shouting in japanese ] we work wherever you work. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> it has been almost a a year since 20-year-old indiana university student lauren spierer vanished. cops are investigating a possible connection to a murderer already in prison. bo deadle is working for the spierer family. >> why do police in bloomington think there might be a connection between this guy who is a serial killer on the lauren spierer disappear

there is no case here. >> judge jeanine: i will give you the last word.oing to convict john edwards? >> i think they very well may, yes. >> we'll see what happens. thanks so much for being with us this evening. up next, can a man already in custody hold the keys to finding lauren spearer? [ male announcer ] this is lawn ranger -- eden prairie, minnesota. in here, the landscaping business grows with snow. to keep big winter job on track, at&t provided a mobile solution that lets everyone from field workers to accounting, initiate, bill, and track work in real time. you can't live under a dome in minnesota, that's why there's guys like me. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ >>> it has been almost a a year since 20-year-old indiana university student lauren spierer vanished. cops are investigating a possible connection to a murderer already in prison. bo deadle is working for the spierer family. >> why do police in bloomington think there might be a connection between this guy who is a serial ki

jeanine pirro, host of "justice" right here. more interested in grabbing headlines or is this a legitimate inquiry? >> it seems based upon the fact that this investigation has been ongoing for some time that issa is trying to get to the bottom facts here. there are 12 categories out of 22 that holder's office has not responded to and there is something like 8% of the number of pages that the congress has asked for that have been handed over by the department of justice. here is the issue: we call it fast and furious. it seems that the congress people are furious about holder's refusal to cooperate -- >> gregg: they're always furious. in the last six administrations, 12 administration officials have been held in contempt of congress and you know what? what happens? nothing. >> well, but you know, like attorney general janet leno in 1975 who was cited for contempt, the bottom line is, you don't want your legacy to contain a contempt order of congress. that's serious stuff. >> gregg: some people regard it as a badge of honor. karl

so jeanine tucker, marty stewart, janet plunkett and gary handily, this one is for you. release the hounds. jamie costello, abc2 news. >>> tickets now on sale for the grand prix of baltimore. general admission starts at $15 for friday. you can get a three-day pass for $85. >>> this summer is not off to a good start. don harrison was at the scene of last night's deadly crash at the kent narrow's bridge. >> reporter: rescuers were looking for a boater who hadn't been seen since last night a20-foot boston whaler slammed into the jetty at the kent narrows. they were coming from the south river back to the narrows. four people were on boompletd two were take ton shock trauma. one want injured and theçó fourh is the man rescuers were looking for. chief porter with the dive team recovered the body. >> helicopters. >> reporter: he was in his boat when the rescue took place last night. he knows how difficult it can be in these waters. >> it can be treacherous here if you're coming during the fast tides. there's a lot of establishments with alcohol. we know we have some drinking a

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. >> that is wrap on new >> judge jeanine: tonight on "justice."ght vigil for 6-year-old isabel, missing for a month. now, police won't let her father near his other children. why is her mother defending h him? >> and a new orleans saint suspended in the bounty scandal fights back against the nfl commissioner. and shocking claims against

. >> judge jeanine: she was a popular radio host known for her activism on behalf of veterans.o who killed her? and where is gavin smith the successful mo movie eck eastboundtive who distributed movies like avatar and titanic. he just vanished.

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joining us now to talk about, judge jeanine piro.ad succeed most recently in getting them the kind of medical care close to home that they so desperately required. >> and that's right. she was picked from among 1400 nominees to be the recipient of an award for this civic charitable work she had done. as you said, i mean, she was a radio show host, but she was also an activist, someone who fought very hard to make sure that veterans had the ability and got a law passed so they could get medical care closer to where they lived as opposed to going to delaware. in addition to that, she was raising money for the handicapped, those injured, who came back from iraq and afghanistan. the question is, who killed this woman who was shot several times in her own home, in her own bedroom? it is a scenario where the jersey police are stumped. and everyone is working on this case. >> from what i understand, they don't seem to think, at least at the outset here, that this is just a random crime. there doesn't appear to be evidence of a burglary ther

here now to explain the culture warriors jeanine pirro and gretchen carlson. what exactly is the legal case surrounding judge urbanski's ruling. >> only that moses fainted at the thought of six commandments. >> bill: moses would be very teed off here. >> obviously. giles county school board being sued by the student and the aclu because they have the 10 commandments posted with also the declaration of independence and the bill of rights. >> bill: they have it posted where at the school. >> they have it posted on the grounds of the school which is part of the problem. now, here is the thing. if the school's argument is that they have it there for religious arguments that's not the case. have it there. other historical documents. they say look, we are protected by part of the first amendment that means we need to get rid of it. >> >> shall not have other gods before. keep it holly. if you get rid of those four then you can have the other six because they don't refer to god. that's what the pinheaded judge is saying. >> what's interesting about it, bill is, that

judge jeanine pirro, host of "justice" is here to break them down.draws attention to the fact that this day, which is the day that parents and law enforcement focus on missing children, is one that hopefully the one that will go down in history as the day we solved the etan patz case. however, i'm skeptical. >> alisyn: you are? you are skeptical of pedro hernandez who has come forward to confess? >> here is my problem. i hope this is the guy. but once you get a defense attorney in on the case, all you got is a confession. a defense attorney is going to come in and he's going to say, number one, where is the forensic evidence. just because he admitted to it, we remember from the jon benet ramsey case where the guy came back from singapore, he wasn't the guy. there has to be some nexus connecting him to the crime. maybe there are facts that law enforcement knows that we don't know that will cinch this. with the body being thrown away, no forensic evidence, and you get a good defense attorney in there, he'll say to a jury, hey, my client, there is no ev

jeanine, you have already got three people on the team, including the head coach who have issued written, you are absolutely right with that, gregg. i always say a smart guy. you've got the written apologies. you've got the fact that you've got a federal prosecutor brought in to review -- >> gregg: one of the best. >> and what you've also got is the fact that these people, forensically apparently did an analysis that on the video, they could show that if this person's intent was to knock this person out, it appears that that was a movement. so now the question is, why would he sue? and he's suing, gregg, if you'll notice in federal court. the issue is aren't they under the collective bargaining agreement and with the nfl and the nfl players association bound to have this decided by an arbitrator and not in federal court? >> gregg: my guess is that defamation would fall outside the collective bargaining. >> no. you know why? it's relevant to his job as a football player and that's why the nfl will argue move to dismiss this out of federal court. they have no jurisdiction, and it belongs i

joining me to react to the ongoing debate from fort worth texas jeanine turner and from l.a.ox news contributor leslie marshall. okay, ladies. first of all, i didn't see the interview live but i did see mrs. romney in a clip on cbs and it was kind of an unusual shirt. but i thought it was kind of cool. i thought it was a fish at first but apparently it was a bird. and leslie, i mean mrs. obama has been known to wear some pretty pricey things. i guess this was anion penceive shirt. mrs. obama wore $540 sneakers and friends like vera wang. she doesn't get criticized for that so why should ann romney? >> first of all, one is the first lady. one hopes to be the first lady. that aside i'm not in favor of candidates wives or husbands or president's wives thus far no husbands there or children being attacked. they didn't sign up for this. they are not running for office. this is not a pack and deal. if you vote for mitt romney yes, his wife and kids move into the white house. >> it is a package deal. >> i don't agree because the wives don't dictate policy. >> i don't know about that

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. >> here now to react culture warriors jeanine pirro and gretchen carlson. they did a number of these in the hour of the segment. i thought it was unfair i have to say. you don't put children into that kind of a bait and switch situation. that doesn't say the kid is a cheater if he goes well, maybe, you know. to me i thought it was unfair you say? >> absolutely. parents willing to risk national embarrassment of their children in a situation where you know these kids are going along and they are cheaters, there is no question at the end of the day. they harm the loving trusting relationship between parent and child. they key their kids up bullying criticism. carry the weight of a cheater could end up in some kind of self-fulfilling prophecy. there is a reason for parent child privilege in the law. a child should be able to talk to their parents as opposed to being publicly hue mill -- humiliated. >> the initial moral compass of all of these kids was truth. the malleable suggestion by the planted cheater changed their minds. okay? but here's the thing. >> spon

joining us laura green from washington and jeanine pirro in new york.ked the ladies to select three of the morality categories and tell us what they think. what's the first one that jumped out at you? >> suicide. 80% of americans are against suicide. which i found kind of stunning. especially given the fact that people are living longer, they might get sicker and they shouldn't have the decision or the permission to kill themselves. >> bill: suicide or assisted suicide. >> here is the key. 48% say it is okay if a doctor. >> bill: door tore assisted 45% say that's okay. >> that tells you that 32% more think it's okay if a doctor assists you. think about that. in the ultimate libertarian act i own my body if i want to kill myself, they are saying i need a doctor's permission. that's some last step. i thought that was kind of stunning. >> bill: still reflects judeo-christian traditions that we have in this country, i think. lauren green what was the first one that jumped out at you first? >> first one is the catholic church. i hear this all the time cathol