the test is on. >> judge jeanine: it is amazing. she comes into office is sworn in four weeks ago talking about a harmonious unification and this guy, this whackaadoo is saying he is going to nuke us. and you saw the video talking about the war mongers in the white house. our intel is telling us that the risk associated with the maneuvers is very low and yet the top u.s. commander in the south says he has never seen things so bad on the korean peninsula. what say you? >> i would say our intelligence korea. in north core ar rhea e we are limited on intent. this is a brand new whack job we have in the president of north korea. however, he has a million man army and more artillery than anybody in the world and it is all pointed at seoul korea. you have to pay attention to him. i totally agree with chuck. i don't think the u.s. is in danger. the issue you is we will be involved in any conflict if the north comes south because we put americans in the middle of it already. >> judge jeanine: and are they capable, is the north capable, on t

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for joining us tonight. on january 31 top felony prosecutor mark hassey of the kaufman county d.a.'s office in texas was gunned down in the parking lot on his way to the courthouse. and less than two months later his boss district attorney mike mcclelland and his wife cynthia were shot and killed in their own home. this week in an unprecedented move assistant u.s. attorney jay heilman from the southern district of texas withdrew from the very case the kaufman county d.a.'s office worked on, citing his own security concerns. throughout the history of the country d.a.s have been virtually immune from any kind of violence. even the bad guys have rules, a moral code that you just don't kill certain people. >> what are you going to do? nice college boy, huh? don't want to get mixed up in the family business. now, you you want to gun down a policeman? >> where does it say you can't kill a gop. >> judge jeanine: the case doesn't fold. everyone knows if you kill one prosecutor there are more that will simply replace

now, back to "justice" with judge jeanine. >> judge jeanine: soon we will teak you to the white houserespondents' dinner for all of the fun. first, more on the boston bombings. the alleged best friend of suspect tamerlan tsarnaev was bruteally murdered in a 2011 triple homicide. that case remains unsolved. but now investigators have questions aboutamerlan's possible link to the murders. with the latest is boston globe reporter from boston. michael, do we know if police spoke to tamerlan after the murders last year or in 2011? >> well, the police knew about tamerlan. police knew that tamerlan was a friend of one of the victims. we he don't know how you seriously they looked at him as a possible suspect. police never announced they had any suspects whatsoever january and family members and relatives believed that the police concluded a drug deal gone awry or something of that sort. >> judge jeanine: these guys were known as drug dealers the three victims here? >> one of the three victims not tamerlan's best friend but one of the others had a record for drug dealing and the bodies were k

. >> judge jeanine: hello and welcome to a special edition of "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. we continue our coverage of the boston terror attack. with the latest is mike tobin who is with us fromertown, massachusetts. >> reporter: judge, according to ed tivo the house behind me is just one and a half blocks off of the search grid outside of the perimeter and that is why dhokhar tsarnaev was able to avoid detection as he hid in the boat the avoiding detection by police and federal agents searching for him. now, they have him. he is according to the governor in serious but stable condition. in beth israel hospital. he is still unable to speak, having been shot through the jaw. he could be charged at any time, the federal public defender has offered to represent him. myriad conrad says she expects to be appointed. following the surrender the is celebrations were immediate and spontaneous. they were out on the street but no where was the celebration more poignant than fenway park where the crowd sang "sweet caroline" but they were supplemented by neil diamond the man who sings i

. >> judge jeanine: hello and welcome to a special edition of "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. we continue our coverage of the boston terror attack. with the latest is mike tobin who is with us from watertown, massachusetts. >> reporter: judge, according to ed tivo the house behind me is just one and a half blocks off of the search grid outside of the perimeter and that is why dhokhar tsarnaev was able to avoid detection as he hid in the boat the avoiding detection by police and federal agents searching for him. now, they have him. he is according to the governor in serious but stable condition. in beth israel hospital. he is still unable to speak, having been shot through the jaw. he could be charged at any time, the federal public defender has offered to represent him. myriad conrad says she expects to be appointed. following the surrender the is celebrations were immediate and spontaneous. they were out on the street but no where was the celebration more poignant than fenway park where the crowd sang "sweet caroline" but they were supplemented by neil diamond the man who sin

. >> judge jeanine: hello and welcome to a special edition of "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. we continue our coverage of the boston terror attack. with the latest is mike tobin who is with us from watertown, massachusetts. >> reporter: judge, according to ed tivo the house behind me is just one and a half blocks off of the search grid outside of the perimeter and that is why dhokhar tsarnaev was able to avoid detection as he hid in the boat the avoiding detection by police and federal agents searching for him. now, they have him. he is according to the governor in serious but stable condition. in beth israel hospital. he is still unable to speak, having been shot through the jaw. he could be charged at any time, the federal public defender has offered to represent him. myriad conrad says she expects to be appointed. following the surrender the is celebrations were immediate and spontaneous. they were out on the street but no where was the celebration more poignant than fenway park where the crowd sang "sweet caroline" but they were supplemented by neil diamond the man who sin

. >> judge jeanine: interesting. if he has sustained so many bullet wounds even the issue of interrogating him soon when he is not drugged or in surgery, i imagine it is going to take some time. >> reporter: and we do know he was sedated at least earlier today. a great point talking about the drug situation. and people asked me we see him getting out of the boat in the the pictures obviously he would still walk. how could he be in such serious condition. take into account how much blood he lost by the time they without him here. one operation, maybe multiple operations. you don't know what the aftereffects of that are. other tangible things you to teak into account when trying to understand what is going on here they do want to get information to ensure there is not some other plans in place. they don't think that, of course, and they also want to make sure that they get correct information he is of sound mind, being drugged up, that may not be the case. judge? >> judge jeanine: thanks so much. now, to the legal proc

i'm judge jeanine pirro. in a few moments we will take you to the live coverage. first i want to introduce my guest republican strategists noelle nickpor. ryen clayton. steven crowd fresh michigan and political satirist will durst who joins us from san francisco. let me say quickly that i look forward to this every year. i love, you know, the politicians. i love hollywood, the glitz and glamour and who looks good and who doesn't. noelle, what are you looking for tonight? >> looking for some of my friends. i have seen a couple of them and i'm like what are you doing there to know you are inned. >> and ryan? >> looking forward to ridiculing the politicians to their face. that is not something you can do everywhere in the world. >> judge jeanine: and sometimes they even ridicule them isselves. by the way, i will go to you, steven crowder. what are you looking for tonight? >> firstly i'm hoping to see c-span fix the shoddy camera work. secondly, i would much rather be watching shale win the ufc championship tonight. instead i have to watch blow hards and direct lack y

judge jeanine. i just through that in.oes twitter sit in the hands of a woman jody arias has been sending out her thoughts 140 characters at a time through her friends. take a look at this. >> she will call and say i have a quote or we will talk about it. she will say let's tweet it. sometimes she will say tweet we won't. no, don't do it. we think it's her way to get out her frustrations because she doesn't really have a chance to say much. >> she doesn't really have a chance to say much? she was on the stand for, what, a year and a half. with me is attorney jeff gold who joins us from denver. fox news legal analyst peter justin jr. and linda ken me boss. can these twit ermis sandalin-- messages be used against her in trial or on appeal if convicted? >> there have been some cases where out of court statements have been used against a defendant especially in sentencing. we just saw that here in new york with regard to the woman who was giving secrets to the terrorists. a absolutely can be used. >> during the trial now? >> w

jeanine in st. come back to this lockdown issue, because that's the one area they are getting criticized. it is a legitimate question was this necessary? >> they stopped the amtrak train. was that necessary? well, yeah, but how did they know? they had evidence to indicate he was connected. they had to find out. that's the business of police work. they follow a lot of leads and not all of them pan out. >> yeah, i think that's the best way to put it they shut the city down for the day, and they realized that maybe they could get something by having the citizens out and about, and that's what lead to his capture. >> bill: and tack to nate silver's point, without so many people out on the streets it is easier to see the guy who is moving, at least if he had moved during the daylight hours. he had gotten in the boat hours before, under the cover of darkness. my criticism was when they lifted the lockdown without having him. because i thought if you don't have him, why it is safe to go outside of your hom

here to the rescue is dermatologist jeanine downie. someone's black jacket and it's very obvious. what is it? >> you'll die of embarrassment. you see it in about 5% of the population consistently. it affects everybody at some point in their life. it's dry, flaky skin, not just the scalp. it can appear on the eyebrows, in the base of the nose, body folds, in the front of your chest and chin. >> and climate change? >> it's stress, hormones, weather changes. it's family history. and for hair, it's product build-up. >> how do you know if it's dry skin or dandruff? >> sometimes you have to go see somebody, especially if it's not going away. >> isn't dandruff dry skin? >> it's a severe form of dry skin with a redness that needs to be treated. >> let's look at photos, because why wouldn't we want close-ups of dandruff. >> these are some -- >> nobody is going to know who he is, that's good. >> that's the lone ranger, everybody. >> that's a wicked case of dandruff. that's somebody that's very stressed. you see this more in the winter. >> it loo

good afternoon, jeanine. >>reporter: advocates are here in front of city hall as well as congressman honda behind them. they say too many people work in the shadows here in san jose and all over the bay area trying to provide for their families in fear of being deported and needs to change. they want to send a strong message to congress when they reconvene in washington next week. they want to send back representative honda ready to work and make immigration reform a reality. there is a sign of hope. a bipartisan group has reportedly resolved all issues in a pending deal to overhaul a system and plans to unveil it next week. >> we'll try to keep the families together intact. that's what it means. >> i think the immigrant community unfortunately has felt the brunt of the economic crisis. i think we see a lot of the communities in fear and children in fear of getting their parents deported and work violations because of immigration status. >>reporter: a rally was held earlier this week demanding citizen rights

good afternoon, jeanine. >>reporter: advocates are here in front of city hall as well as congressman honda behind them. they say too many people work in the shadows here in san jose and all over the bay area trying to provide for their families in fear of being deported and needs to change. they want to send a strong message to congress when they reconvene in washington next week. they want to send back representative honda ready to work and make immigration reform a reality. there is a sign of hope. a bipartisan group has reportedly resolved all issues in a pending deal to overhaul a system and plans to unveil it next week. >> we'll try to keep the families together intact. that's what it means. >> i think the immigrant community unfortunately has felt the brunt of the economic crisis. i think we see a lot of the communities in fear and children in fear of getting their parents deported and work violations because of immigration status. >>reporter: a rally was held earlier this week demanding citizen rights

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remember to friend me on facebook and follow me on twitter at judge jeanine. we'll see you next week. we're now going to go to red eye already in progress. >>> he called you huge and stupid. >> ifr never met her before and i don't like her. i'm a dude. >> give it time. >> the fact that the russians didn't return the call has nothing to do with anything. >> they didn't close the case because the russians, they went up to the line what they're allowed to do. they didn't find evidence that would support following this case or keeping the file open and they shut it. when they shut it and reported back to the russians, we don't have anything, do you have anything else, the russians, of course, they're not going to open it. >> this is going nowhere. i want to bring bill into this which i know will make it even more nowhere. here's the thing. are there just too many people on terror lists? >> that was my question for you. big stupid man. is there something to be said for the fact that it's too much information, that maybe we're monitoring too much -- it is run by hum

with us now former district attorney and former fox news analyst jeanine pirro.ory for us a little bit. we talked to you a couple weeks ago. when is it going to wrap up? is she going to beat the wrap? go. >> since we have last talked, we have had now two defense experts come up and testify. one about the memory loss that jodi areas experienced and this latest one she is the battered woman syndrome and domestic violence expert. >> bill: was there any physical evidence to show that she is a battered woman? >> nope. nothing at all. >> bill: that's all i need to know. >> nope. >> all i need to know. she is tweeting now. she is in jail, areas? and she is a little tweeter and she is actually attacking the prosecution. that's pretty nice, right? >> right. well, it's probably not the many thing for her to do problems put this up there with it i don't think sheriff joe is actually letting her tweet. i think she is relaying what she wants to tweet to a friend who is doing it or we have seen her in the courtroom grab the phone. >> bill: make a mockery of the whole thing. >>

. >> bill: judge jeanine pirro furious over an investigative report by the boston herald that says theaev family received more than $100,000 in welfare payments. wait until you hear this. [gunfire] >> we have shots fired. >> bill: the factor has also been investigating the horrific murder rate in chicago. does it have to do with guns or race? john stossel will weigh in. also tonight, jesse watters goes to washington to press the press on bias. >> that's just dumb.

livelihood is threatened sometimes even, or whose sanity is questioned, we saw that with herman cain when jeaninearofalo accused him of suffering from stockholm syndrome. when you have that, of course there isn't freedom of speech. it's a form of censorship. when you're intimidated into silence. that's what we see happening all the time with minority conservatives. you're one of the few who stood up and actually called it as it is. >> sean: where are all the liberals that claim they have a monopoly on compassion. the ones that say conservatives are racist, where are all the liberals when blacks that are conservative are attacked? their silence is deafening because you know if it was a liberal, a black liberal attack, they would be outspoken and passionate and talk about racism in america. >> the liberals are the one doing the attacking. if they can't destroy you, then they will ignore you. they will cost you your live liehood, it's social suicide and it's professional suicide. the reason that they use this tactic is so that other blacks won't speak out. remember, for the last 20 years, 30% of the

first, jeanine campbell can be seen forcefully grabbing the 11-month-old by the arms, spinning the childnto his playpen. later, as the infant plays alone in the corner, campbell returns to the living room, lifts the baby into the air by one arm and slams him onto the floor. moments later, campbell drops the boy on the floor again and slaps him on the bottom. then with the baby's back to her, campbell the ll at him, picks it up, and with arms raised over her head, hurls the ball at the baby's head. the force is so strong, the 11-month-old is knocked over. campbell emerges from the kitchen, throws a rag at the infant, and slaps him on the head. again, the boy falls over. campbell grabs the child and smacks him with either her hand or his sock 11 times. in just under two hours, the 11-month-old is thrown, hit with his toys, and slapped. immediately the hammocks turn the video over to police. campbell is arrested and charged with abuse. >> nothing in a family cuts to the core more than harm brought to bear on an innocent child. >> on the stand during her trial, campbell expresses remorse. >>

. >> first of all, i want to say that i really appreciate jeanine because if it weren't for her, i wouldn'tause] >> i met her in nordabecause i came to a place where i started to not really -- you know, i wasn't sure which direction i wanted to go. in my own self exploration, i realized that my color was not the same as my beliefs, meaning if i were liberal, then just because i was liberal -- i should believe a certain way. but i am beginning to believe something different. soy appreciate everyone. sometimes i'm not black enough and i don't like that. i am black and i believe very firmly in what i believe in, and that empowers me. >> you are also god's child. right? most of us believe in that? >> you spoke. >> first of all, i'm a man, not a color. i'm an american, not an african-american. as far as solutions, here's a few solutions for you sean, as we go forward and leave this show. we need fight against the over regulations and the policies that are killing black people. the lone remaining jim crow law in america has to go. the american black caucus votes for t. project labor agreement, th

jeanine delavega reporting from san jose.> employees are feeling uneasy this morning a day after that attack happened. i want to show you exactly how this all went down. you can see there are pylons in front of the store. this driver didn't come in this way, instead what he did was he drove his car up onto the sidewalk where you see those grocery carts past the vending machines and then crashed into the store. you can see they have it all boarded up now. the store was completely filled with people. police say this male driver of a red oldsmobile first hit two cars in the walmart parking lot and then intentionally crashed into the entrance of the store. the car launched hit selfon top of a beer display. witnesses say the driver then got out of his car, grabbed a blunt object and started hitting customers and workers. witnesses took him down until officers arrived and they arrested him. we know at least one employee and several customers were injured, three of them were taken to the hospital, two are in serious condition. what