>> judge jeanine: do you think that they would be in danger? >> absolutely. >> judge jeanine: why? >> we give the criminals a road map. technology is really different than it was 20 years ago, 2030 years ago when the -- 30 years ago when the laws were written. each one was placed with a little red flag. certainly my colleague had no idea what was going to unfold. take google earth and go right into the driveway and see their car and look at the license plate. what an invasion of privacy. and the heartwrenching stories that i heard from all of the people in my neighboring counties of westchester and rockland made me he pause. i gathered all of my attorneys together. >> judge jeanine: and said no way. >> no way. >> judge jeanine: you know it will go to the courts, right? >> absolutely. >> judge jeanine: you are setting it up for an appeal and court action ultimately. gentleman there is a section of the what is it the public officer's law that says if it is an unwarranted invasion of personal property that you don't have to release the information. when they didn't get the additional

hello and welcome to "justice with judge jeanine." i'm judge jeanine pirro. four and-a-half months after benghazi, hillary clinton sets the record straight. or should i say, did the washington side step? >> i love to tap dance, now they see me, now they don't. i love to sweep around the white steps... >> jeanine: let's start with hillary's response to that pesky question about the video protest. >> the fact is, we had four dead americans -- >> i understand -- >> was it because of a protest or guys out for a walk one night who disci decided to go kill some americans? what difference at this point does it make? what difference does it make in it makes a difference to pat smith, still waiting to find out how her son died. it would have made a huge difference to ambassador stevens, had he been warned to prepare for a an attack because of a video inciting violence in the region. it makes a difference to the lone schmuck in jail, for which you blame the murders on. >> you spoke with hillary clinton. what did she tell you? >> she said, we are going to arrest the per

i'm judge jeanine pirro. the journal news continues to hide, refusing to explain why they printed the names and addresses of legal gun owners including yours truly. instead they are in a hole hunkered down hoping it will pass and that we will all just go away. and get this. they hired armed body guards who won't give us their names or a map to their homes. thick a look. >> -- take a look. >> we are here at the journal news building hoping someone will talk to us. >> why won't you talk to us? >> because it is difficult, you know. >> would you tell me why you guys released the names of the gun other thans. >> i'm sorry. i'm on the phone. >> can you you speak to us for can we he come in with you and speak with you? why are you hiding from us? >> i'm not hiding at all. >> why won't you answer the questions. >> i'm a security guard here. can i have a card and we'll have somebody call you. >> you are a security guard here, though. why would you be wanting to work here. wasn't your name put out on the list of people

with judge jeanine on fox news channel at 9 p.m.our producers confronted the editor of the paper. how are you. >> terrific, thanks. >> sean: you were outed. it's not the first time for me, i've done it before. >> it not the first time for me, i'm a proud gun owner. the difference between me and other people like a battered woman or someone who testified in a case sitting in prison waiting to get even with a person. i was a public official, an elected d.a. and elected judge and i understand what it means to be a public official as you do. >> sean: i agree, i don't mind in my case, it's not about us. >> sean: plus my address wasn't given out. >> mine was. >> sean: in your case you were, everybody in the audience they had their addresses different out. i think it makes it dangerous for them and people who don't-- >> it's better they did it in an interactive map. it's not like a printed map, it's where they are in westchester, in rockland, where they are in relation to the highway, basically how you get there and link it and you can get

i'm judge jeanine pirro. last night the journal news at westchester gannett newspapers that managed to ignite a national furor by releasing the names and addresses of lawful gun holders in a pedophile active map surrendered. the map came down. the reason? we decided to remove the gun permit data fro at 5 p.m. today. while the new law does not require us to remove the data, we believe in doing so complies with its spirit. you're kidding, right? the new law doesn't require that you remove anything? don't you love it when the loser tries to make it look like you really won, like he's taking the high road, like the decision to retreat was really a voluntary one, and oh, by the way, since you refuse to speak on this issue for weeks as you hit behind your bodyguards with guns, what hole did you climb out of to wave your white flag? i think you're scared that the two homes you identified as having guns that were burglarized wer where guns were taken might have played into your convenient surrender. even your own emp

judge jeanine pirro is the host of "justice" with judge jeanine.. >> good to see you. >> jamie: people are talk being this on both sides. but i learned something from watching your show last week, that i hadn't thought about. it's not just about you and people like you who have been in a position of power who perhaps need to forget themselves because you put away the body guys. you mentioned a couple of examples that i want people to know about. for example, the battered woman hiding from her abuser. the police officer whose family may now be in danger because people know where he lives. or a witness who testifies against a bad guy, plus the judges and d.a.'s like yourself. how problematic is iter what the journal did? >> i think that what the journal news did is because of their leftist antigun agenda, they have literally put people in danger in jeopardy, identifying not just your name and address, but an interactive map of the cross streets, of the major arteries, how you would get to your house, of people like myself. i ran for office five times

i'm judge jeanine pirro.s week after outrage over the publication of interactive maps identifying the names and addresses of legal gun permit holders in westchester and rockland county, new york, the journal news part of the ganet newspaper chain goes into hiding. the nuce paper that can't wait to -- the news paper that can't wait to throw n into your oh be wear ray this you had a misdemeanor 20 years before you died, watches outside to catch your kids. the came newspaper that invades your privacy and prints whatever innuendo it wants hiding behind their so-called sources which they then refuse to reveal the journal news goes on lockdown. now, i am one of the people that the newspaper identified as being a lawful gun permit holder and, yes, i'm also one of the people who the journal news has both idolized and criticized. but as an elected responsible public official i always took their questions. i answered their inquiries and i took my hits. now, the firestorm began when the journal news identified gun owner

. >> bill: you are not sympathetic to jeanine pirro the judge who says now she believes her life is in danger and the stalker woman, the putnam county official said she is it. the prison guards the prisoners are saying we know where you live. you are not sympathetic to any of those people. >> no. i'm absolutely totally sympathetic to them. ill understand how those people felt whose names are published and their address. that's why i'm saying they could have made that point without information. >> bill: are you sympathetic to the prison guards and woman being stalked and judge pirro? are you sympathetic to them. >> i'm sympathetic to all americans who pay attention to the news media who seek to inform themselves, in order to do that they need the most widely available public information. when the government chooses to make information like this collect it and make it public, then i think all members of the public ought to have access to that information. >> bill: in your opinion the greater good of information to the public overrides a personal safety of the people who feel they are in

judge jeanine does have a program. we played you a snippet of her comments directly to "the journal news." she went after them again this weekend. listen. >> you think it's important to out us in the aftermath of the newtown shooting? how dare you connect law-abiding citizens who have gone through rigorous background checks, who have been finger printed, investigating and received judicial approval to exercise their second amendment right. how dare you compare them to a nut job on the lunatic fringe in desperate need of medication, playing violent video games for days at a time. this animal massacred innocent babies. he didn't have a pistol permit. he didn't go through a rigorous background check to get a pistol permit. he took someone else's gun. and, by the way, although it's none of your business, there's a reason people have guns. we don't need your sanctimonious permission. and you dare put our families in danger? you pry into our lives. you put our privacy and security and our safety in jeopardy. and then you hav

well, lucky for us, we have jeanine tornatore with us.with orbitz travel and is in the know about such things. where are the best deals? you have your travel forecast for 2013 out. give me some good value destinations. > > i am going to start with atlantic city, because that is where i am today, and i want to touch on that. orbitz named atlantic city as a comeback kid for 2013. i am here actually at revel, which is the hottest new resort and casino destination here in atlantic city, and it is a hotel that's kind of propelling atlantic city to a new level, bringing it from just a gaming destination to everything from dining, nightlife, spas... so, it really is kind of stepping the game up here for atlantic city. when we get into value destinations, we named three destinations as great values in 2013: phoenix is the first. with average hotel rates in the new year coming in at around $100 a night, and with nearby destinations like tucson, which averages $96 a night, it is a great value for people looking for an outdoor getaway. orlando is al

jeanine pirro qualifies, i'm going to watch that.to watch that clip. i'm more energized watching that than hitting the treadmill. >> alisyn: if you want to read more, go to foxnews.com and she wrote an article the different types of people who would want to have a gun in their home, including, judge jeanine who had indicted and prosecuted criminals who of course could seek retaliation. >> tucker: and this is not something that the members of congress have to worry about, they have body guards with high capacity magazines and assault rifles. and in other words, they think they need these firearms to protect themselves and their families and you don't think you should be allowed to take them to defend yours. >> mike: and let's talk about another hot button issue. president obama setting his sights on perhaps the next overhaul of the immigration system. and there is already a republican challenge in the works. >> jennifer griffin joins us live with the details. >> good morning, guys. the president has vowed to take on immigration reform

jeanine tell vague.et check in for sal and i would like to park in san francisco. >> well, i can grant you that wish. i do what i can. this year parking will not be enforced so great news if you want to get out and about in san francisco. right now we will head outside at 237, traffic on the west bar. it shows you the lights towards concord and again no delays, here is steve. >>> we have a little system moving quickly but it will usher in some cold air tonight and freeze and frost warnings are producing light showers. we will get a -- get a look and temperatures were compared to yesterday. windchills are about 20 degrees below and right near the san mateo coast, looks like it is starting to pick up in intensity, heading toward santa cruz mountains and nothing too late bright around sarah saratoga and this system will produce light showers and a few more showers in the morning or too much rain. 50s on the temperatures even up in santa rosa then they would be 55 but temperatures tonight will be some very w

janine de la vega is on the scene and just spoke to the victim's friend, jeanine? >> reporter: that is right, they were not able to go back to sleep and they said the victim and some friends were here on the corner in front of an apartment complex drinking. you can still see some of the beer bottles left over but you can see all the broken glass from all the violence that broke out. a 20-year-old man who lives in this apartment complex was in his car when another vehicle pulled up. he broke the victim's window and started to stab him. police say he was stabbed twice. we spoke to his friend who said she ran up right after it happened. >> i heard like a car window smash and like beer bottles breaking and i like ran down and i like wanted to cry because that is sad. >> reporter: the man was rushed to the hospital where he is suffering from non-life threatening injuries and after speaking to witnesses they believe it is gang related. no arrests have been made so far. just to give you an idea where we are, we are right near the expressway and people said in the last yea

judge jeanine pirro, the host of "justice" with judge jeanine.ained motions to dismiss ad nasa yum in your career. it's malpractice for a defense attorney not to make the motion when the prosecution rests. but it's not going to happen. >> i don't think it's going to happen here. what's interesting about this, gregg, i any thank the jurors asked the question of the judge, and i think it had to do with the fact that they wanted to know if the friends of travis alexander, the victim in this case, had an alibi. for them to ask that question so late in the game makes you say, is this another casey anthony? the friends of his, did they have an alibi the night he was killed? it's almost as though they're saying, maybe there might be someone else. >> gregg: they're instructed by you as a judge to keep an open mind. >> and i would instruct them o keep an open mind. but i think to answer your question, it is pro forma, do you it as a matter of course. they haven't proven their case. >> gregg: let's cut to the chase here. when you shoot somebody in the face

here to tell us who these drivers are, jeanine?e are here on 101 which is close to the 880 interchange and it's known to clog up. for the first time, people used gps devices to collect data to find out what would help ease congestion. researchers from berkeley and mi. the tracked more than 3,000 bay area drivers and found 1% of drivers -- if 1% of drivers would cancel their trip, 1.8 minutes would be saved per hour. drivers clocking up the roads come from a few outlying neighborhoods. congestion happens once a road's capacity is increased which is why one small change would make a big impact. >> i grew up in europe and if you are into spending a huge amount of money on infrastructure, you can get a great expressway which is not so much used and it does flow well. >> reporter: researchers say the study's findings are significant and can be helpful for transportation officials and including caltrans and others are studying the results of the survey to see if they can install metering lights to help space out traffic so people can com

that, in my opinion, puts jeanine pirro in danger. >> it does.t just west chester county but it's also rock land county. two counties subjected to this, third county putnam. clerk in putnam says. no you don't have the legal right to it. >> they do have the legal ride right to it. i think there is some room for challenge but they have the legal right to. >> bill: because of the freedom of information act in new york state. >> connecticut they say the reason they did this. >> bill: can't get the info in connecticut. >> connecticut has law to protect gun owner's. >> bill: all should have that law. this invasion of privacy. not only does it put people like janine in danger but it also gives burglars, robbers, a little manifesto here is who has the gun and here who doesn't. that's not hypothetical. tennessee happened same way as they did now. mit did a study to see what was the effect. the effect was the homes without guns the burglaries increased. the burglars are not all stupid. criminals are not all stupid. they looked at the list. >> bill: if you

i'm judge jeanine pirro.er outrage over the publication of interactive maps identifying the names and addresses of legal gun permit holders in westchester and rockland county, new york, the journal news part of the ganet newspaper chain goes intong. the nuce paper that can't wait to -- the news paper that can't wait to throw n into your oh be wear ray this you had a misdemeanor 20 years before you died, watches outside to catch your kids. the came newspaper that invades your privacy and prints whatever innuendo it wants hiding behind their so-called sources which they then refuse to reveal the journal news goes on lockdown. now, i am one of the people that the newspaper identified as being a lawful gun permit holder and, yes, i'm also one of the people who the journal news has both idolized and criticized. but as an elected responsible public official i always took their questions. i answered their inquiries and i took my hits. now, the firestorm began when the journal news identified gun owners in a pedophil

janine de la vega is on the scene and tells us what police are saying this morning, jeanine? >>> we are here in front of an apartment complex. now police have left the scene already and what you can see is the shattered glass from the window that was broken in the stabbing. a man who lives in this apartment complex on the drive was in his car when another car pulled up. he broke the victim's window and started to stab him. the 21-year-old was stabbed twice he was rushed to the hospital and is said to have non-life threatening injuries. officers spend time talking to those they found and police say they believe this stabbing is gang related and so far no arrested have been made. right here back to where the broken glass is, we are seeing a case of beer and broken alcohol bottles but we are not sure if all of that is related in this stabbing but we do have a call into police and we will have more information if it becomes available. reporting live janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> in the meantime san jose police are investigating the first homicide of 2013, why

jeanine was there. >> reporter: good afternoon. police say they have limited information on this case. they say they know that somebody knows something and they want people to come forward. the victim's wife spoke to the media a short time ago, and she broke down in tears. >> i'm sad. i'm very sad for my daughter. >> reporter: it was very difficult for her to speak about her dead husband but she wanted to face the media and tell everyone how he was a hard- working family man who didn't deserve to be shot to death. 34-year-old yvonne was a barber and did not surround himself with troublemakers. he was found dead outside his home on january 6. his body was discovered by family members. >> it is very hard for me because i have a daughter, 5- year-old. she's asking for him and i don't have answers. >> reporter: she wanted to speak publicly to get people in the community to come forward with information on her husband's killing. police have gathered evidence and exhausted leads but don't have much to go on. they do not believe this is g

noor from ramallah betty from bethlehem and jeanine. them this is more than just a sport. >> when i race i feel i'm fighting the occupation. so driving, racing makes me feel like freedom. >> reporter: it's rally driving as liberation, and in more than one sense. the crowd that's gathered here comes from across the middle east where the idea of female racing drivers is it's safe to say, not universally admired. in saudi arabia women are famously not allowed to drive at all, let alone race. for the speed sisters, it helps to have a heavy foot on the pedal and an attitude. >> you go like, what the hell. you know she's there, like why is she racing. she has to be at home getting married or, you know, just taking care of the house. >> reporter: instead they're taking care of business on the track, and if their promotional video is any indication taking care of business generally. they're representing palestine for the first time since the u.n. resolution upgraded the status of an occupied territory to a non-members state. perhaps the women p

>> reporter: -- jeanine? >> reporter: this situation happened close to california avenue.an was sitting in her car, looked up and was startled. at 11:15 the woman told plea police she was -- told police she was texting and when she looked up a man had his pants down and was touching himself while looking at her. then officers were unable to locate the suspect. while there has not been a number of indecent exposure there has been a number of men sexually assaulting women. a couple of months later a man broke into a woman's apartment and tried to assault her in her bed before running away. none of these cases were sol ed but -- sod but -- solved but it did happen in the california business district. in this case, they described the victim as being 5-foot 9 inches tall and brown hair and was whering a -- wearing a t- shirt and jeans. so far police have not been able to locate him. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> new this morning, a missing man has been found safe. 96-year-old young lee was missing but he was found in sunny veil. he suffers from dementia. fa

. >> it brings us to our look who's talking and it was judge jeanine pirro firing back tore publishingun owners including her own. >> you think it's important to out us in the aftermath of the newtown shooting. how dare you connect law abiding citizens who have gone through rigorous background checks who have been finger printed and received judicial approval to exercise their second amendment right. how dare you compare them to a nut job on the lunatic fringe in desperate need of medication plying violent video games for dies at a time. how dare you compare him to battered women in hiding to the families of police officers and to judges and da's like me. this animal massacred innocent babies. he didn't have a pistol permit. he didn't go through a rigorous background check to get a pistol permit. he took someone else's gun. and by the way, although it's none of your business, there is a reason people have guns. we don't need your sank mo sant why yous permission. you pry into our lives an put our privacy and security and safety in jeopardy and then you have nothing to say? how about i

but the mayor may not receive some a warm welcome today, good morning jeanine. >> reporter: mayor reidexpected to arrive in several minutes and many see this as an insult and they can't believe he would come here and thank them because they say the way he has -- say the way he has treated the department. this is an annual tradition for him to recognize and public speak to them. moral is low in the department and the mayor has been unpopular with officers ever since he rechampioned their pension plans. they are fighting back and there has been enough officers retiring and releaving. we also learned 30 officers found the homicide rate has reached its highest level in 20 years and property crimes are on the rise. back out here live, we plan on talking to the mayor about how he feels what the officers are saying behind his back and what his goals are for the coming year. reporting live from san jose ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> it has reopened following ahead on collision where for people were killed on highway 12 of vista. they are not releasing any details about the crash or if alcoh

fox's own jeanine pirro was one of the names. they took the news tape paper to task. >> i think they put a lot of people in darrening. they put battered people in danger orders of protection who addresses are protected by court. they put corrections officers lives in darrening. they have given an interactive map. you go there and look, bill, even the parole board will say to you if a violent criminal is getting out of jail they will call you when he is he is getting out but journal news gave an address and a map to the house. >> if the journal news was convinced what they did was right wouldn't they be out there on the program talking to you we think this is the best for america this is why we did it. stind they are hiding. >> it is indy fencive pact to take. they are not saying anything. they are not saying we would do it again or we are core rewe made bad judgment here. at the end of the day you have a lot of people who are at risk. the journal news needs to stand up, step up, answer questions why they did it. >> they are not g

jeanine? >> reporter: we are here in the northbound lanes of highway 101 -- [ technical difficulties, stand by ] >> reporter: we are told traffic is backed up for miles because of a big-rig which crashed and spilled fuel and it all happened just before 3:00 a.m., they crashed into 40 feet of guardrail and a light pole. there is a lot of swifted -- twisted light and metal. it leaked 30 gallons of fuel onto the freeway. no other vehicles were involved but traffic is inching along in the northbound lanes. chp is working with caltrans to clean up this mess. >> fortunately this happened before 3:00 a.m. so there was not a lot of traffic on the roadway and he did only receive minor injuries and no other vehicles were hit as well. >> reporter: now the driver of the big-rig told cnbc shall -- now the driver of the big-rig was not under the influence. he did pass the sobriety test. it is waiting to be towed and caltrans workers are cleaning up and they are still waiting for them to bring out containers

janine de la vega is there with the details of the investigation, jeanine?ere at the crown colony apartments and this is just off imperial way where police are investigating a stabbing, it is an apparent fight which broke out between a father and son. right now detectives are on the scene, investigating what happened in one of the buildings but to get more details, we are signed by the -- we have more from the police department, what can you tell me. >> reporter: it was a chp transfer about a father and son in some type of domestic violence disturbance. >> reporter: what happened? >> what they saw was father and son had been involved with some type of altercation and father had stab wounds. >> is he going to be okay or is anybody else involved? >> at this point it is the only two people involved and they are being transported to be treated for ors injuries and we have officers at the crime scene. >> reporter: thank you very much. we have the daily city police department and we will stay here and let you know if anything else develops later on the newscast. j

scene of a big-rig crash which is going on more than an hour in sunny veil, jean mean, what is -- jeanine is the latest? >> reporter: it is a big traffic mess and if you look behind me, you can see there is a lot of twisted metal and wood debris which has not been cleaned up and let me show what you it is doing to traffic. originally one lane was open and in the last half hour they have opened two lanes of traffic and it is unclear at this time when all lanes will be opened back up but right now let's go to some video. the driver of a big-rig crashed into 40 feet guardrail and a light pole. again there is a lot of twisted metal and wood and the fuel tank of the tractor-trailer was also punctured and it leaked on the freeway and traffic is moving along on northbound lanes. chp is working with caltrans to clean up this mess. >> one of the fuel tanks on the right side was penetrated and the fuel is now contained and we are waiting for caltrans to transport the remaining fuel into containers so we can get the big-rig off of the area. >> reporter: another car cut him off and that's why he coll

good morning jeanine. >> reporter: that's right, they are here at the training facility and you can bet the team will be here practicing for the next couple of weeks. ktvu channel 2 morning news was there as the team's plane touched down at 11:15 and people were cheering as the players and fans walked off the plane. they made their way to the headquarters in santa clara and they won the game against the atlanta falcons and they had a rough start in the first half and were down by 17 points but frank gore ran for a pair in the second half and the team won 28-24 and this is what jim harbaugh had to say. >> this is a team effort and everybody does a little and it adds up to be a lot. this is done by -- this is not done by any one person. tremendous force showed heart in the team and they will move on with humility and will be ready to play again in two weeks. >> reporter: coach harbaugh will be facing off with his brother who is a coach for the super bowl in new orleans and that's leading some people to call the super bowl the harbaugh. harbaugh took over the team since coaching stanford a