tweet me at judge jeanine and >>. >> judge jeanine: naus fox news exclusive. time one of those that were in benghazi tweets to katherine heritage. >> david was so severely injured in the benghazi attack the ten months later he is still recovering at walter reed medical center. >> having made direct contact, we obscuring this photo to respect his request for privacy as he remains focused on the family and his recovery. congressman who is friends with him says he needs time and space to heal. >> he is just a patriot. he'll do whatever his country charges him to do. america needs answers. >> they recovered the body of sean smith going back in the smoking flames multiple times. >> he brought my son out. he went in there when the place was burning. he was hero. he is a hero. >> confidential sources tell fox during the second wave of attacks, he was injured, nearly moving his leg after mortars rained in. he was defending the compound along with navy seals who were both killed. the congressman says the state department have frustrated his efforts to meet with him. >>

i'm judge jeanine pirro.hanks for being with us tonight. >>> this week rolling stone magazine threw salt on the wounds of 267 victims and countless americans, many already suffering from ptsd by putting the photo of boston bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev looking like a rock star any kid would want to emulate on the cover of their magazine. their justification? >> we were trying to sort of draw this contrast between the person everyone thought they knew and the person he became. >> judge jeanine: really? now, you guys understand language better than most. if you're really trying to contrast the all-american student to the boston bomber, why not show the student and then the bomber, like this? instead of just an innocent-looking teen. and what's that? you don't have room on the cover for both? now, i'm not a graphic designer, but we did this one in no time. by way of excuse, rolling stone then says well, this is the picture everyone knows. seriously? the one i know is of him in a baseball cap right before the bombing,

>> judge jeanine: now a change.ministration. >> endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals. >> fake scandals that have captured the attention of many only to dissipate. >> phony scandals to shift focus. >> judge jeanine: mr. president, with you'll due respect, if these are make believe scandals, why did you tell steven miller acting commissioner of the irs that he had to go? why did you say behavior was outrageous around unacceptable? why did you say that you were fully investigating what happened with security at benghazi? why not accountability review board to assess the security which found to be inadequate if you didn't need to get to the bottom of that atrocity in the first place? by the way, have you been able in your own words hunt down and bring those murderers of americans to justice? i know you didn't send your investigators to benghazi until weeks later when the crime scene had been trampled on and contaminated by just about everyone. and there was no a.p. scandal, why an op

i'm judge jeanine pirro. one of the most popular d.c. game shows today is to tell the truth." or to not tell the truth. my favorite, the anti-muslim video caused the spontaneous protest in which four americans were killed. no one changed any of the talking points. we never sent assault rifles

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us. tonight as we await the verdict in the george zimmerman case, the nation grapples with the difficult issues played out in that small courtroom in the seminole county courthouse just behind me. struggling with the arguments of self defense, profiling, and now manslaughter. the duty of a prosecutor is not merely to convict, but to seek justice. the duty of a prosecutor is to be fair and objective to both sides. the duty of a prosecutor is to follow the law. the job is a weighty one. it is a difficult one, but it becomes even more problematic when public pressure becomes part of the equation. it's a problem every elected prosecutor encounters. i know. i've faced the public outrage of unpopular prosecute i don't oral decisions. any prosecutor worth his or her salt knows politics ends on election night and have no place in the courthouse and should be abandoned on the courthouse steps. the job is about the law and the fajts, nothinfacts, nothing morg less. the obligation to bring charges a

now, back to "justice" with judge jeanine.ied intercepting cases about 80 something murder cases. only my second murder case i fought. am i disappointed? yes. >> joining me is scott burns the executive director of the national da association. he joins us from san diego. how are you? >> good, thanks for having me, judge. >> let's get right to it. they opposed it for years. tell us why. >> publically in 1997 because it causes so many problems for prosecutors. if your castle the area you can protect is a coffee shop or a wal-mart parking lot it is difficult for them to get over the defense. >> it is not just difficult don't you think beyond whether we can win or lose isn't it kind of a dangerous scenario -- i mean, i am a gun owner. make mow mistake. i believe in the second amendment. stand your ground do you think there's a concept of do you -- he is dead he can't testify. >> you know as well as i do the common law and stat story law it is based on common sense and what is reasonable under the circumstances. i don't think any pr

i am judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight. in a few minutes we will hear from robert zimmerman the brother of george zimmerman with his reaction to his brother's not guilty varied. tonight in the wake of this verdict many are having should charges even have been brought in this case in the first place? is the police chief and torn no longer in those positions make correct call in not filing charges? does the special prosecuteor appointed by the governor file charges because of political pressure? i have sid this before, the process overwhelming, the consequences dire. this is a decision to engage and put into motion the criminal justice system. the decision to charge someone of the crime the decision to put everything about the accused at risk, his reputation, his livelihood, his family and his civil liberties. the one who makes this decision, the one who carries the ultimate power the district attorney, the chief prosecutor, and tonight george zimmerman a free man acquitted of the murder of trayvon martin. in the aftermath of

stay put or sweet me at judge jeanine. stay with us. flush flurn "justice with judge neen. >> i tried intercepting cases about 80 something murder cases. only my second murder case i fought. am i disappointed? yes. >> joining me is scott burns the executive director of the national da association. he joins us from san diego. how are you? >> good, thanks for having me, judge. >> let's get right to it. they opposed it for years. tell us why. >> publically in 1997 because it causes so many problems for prosecutors. if your castle the area you can protect is a coffee shop or a wal-mart parking lot it is difficult for them to get over the defense. >> it is not just difficult don't you think beyond whether we can win or lose isn't it kind of a dangerous scenario -- i mean, i am a gun owner. make mow mistake. i believe in the second amendment. stand your ground do you think there's a concept of do you -- he is dead he can't testify. >> you know as well as i do the common law and stat story law it is based on common sense and what is reasonable

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however, the one part i'ming did to shift a little bit and judge jeanine is going to get mad at me. although what she said to juan about the role of a prosecutor idealistically is correct but that is not reality, geraldo. every day in the city there are cases that are brought that a prosecutor will tell me, will tell me, you know, mr. aidala sometimes a jury just has to make the final decision and i will give you the best example in new york city and i'm dating myself a little bit with the howard beach says where the white kids chase the black kids on to the belt parkway and one was hit by a car and the local prosecutor in queens did not prosecute. the local police did not prosecute. it was the attorney general of the state of new york and governor who assigned joe heinz the special prosecutor and he did get a conviction. so it does happen. >> that is the point. >> and here the jury didn't take five minutes to aquite him. it took them 16 hours. there were issues of facts that needed to be addressed when a 17-year-old unarmed boy, i don't care if he was purple and everyone else was p

however, the one part i'ming did to shift a little bit and judge jeanine is going to get mad at me. although what she said to juan about the role of a prosecutor idealistically is correct but that is not reality, geraldo. every day in the city there are cases that are brought that a prosecutor will tell me, will tell me, you know, mr. aidala sometimes a jury just has to make the final decision and i will give you the best example in new york city and i'm dating myself a little bit with the howard beach says where the white kids chase the black kids on to the belt parkway and one was hit by a car and the local prosecutor in queens did not prosecute. the local police did not prosecute. it was the attorney general of the state of new york and governor who assigned joe heinz the special prosecutor and he did get a conviction. so it does happen. >> that is the point. >> and here the jury didn't take five minutes to aquite him. it took them 16 hours. there were issues of facts that needed to be addressed when a 17-year-old unarmed boy, i don't care if he was purple and everyone else was p

we need to get together, people from everywhere, and make difference. >> geraldo: judge jeanine pirro i believe -- sorry, come on back. kathy, say right there. can you make -- they were on squishy ground here. what people i think didn't get in terms of the stand your ground law which tragically affected this poor woman, this poor mom. >> i'm so sorry. >> geraldo: we all are. >> geraldo: and the self-defense statute. once george zimmerman felt his life in peril even though he initiated the encounter the self-defense in florida is very broad. i think that activists can rightfully argue to limit self-defense to limit or abolish stand your ground. they are the law. that is why is was so easy to predict the outcome in this case. don't you agree they are very expansionive the rights of people using deadly force. >> the stand your ground law gives many people the ability to kill someone who then is not in a position to speak to himself and for the specifics of the situation and allows for homicides and the murder of individuals who are truly victims. and i think that it is -- that is why geo

we need to get together, people from everywhere, and make difference. >> geraldo: judge jeanine pirro, i believe -- sorry, come on back. kathy, say right there. can you make -- they were on squishy ground here. what people i think didn't get in terms of the stand your ground law which tragically affected this poor woman, this poor mom. >> i'm so sorry. >> geraldo: we all are. >> geraldo: and the self-defense statute. once george zimmerman felt his life in peril even though he initiated the encounter the self-defense in florida is very broad. i think that activists can rightfully argue to limit self-defense to limit or abolish stand your ground. they are the law. that is why is was so easy to predict the outcome in this case. don't you agree they are very expansionive the rights of people using deadly force. >> the stand your ground law gives many people the ability to kill someone who then is not in a position to speak to himself and for the specifics of the situation and allows for homicides and the murder of individuals who are truly victims. and i think that it is -- that is why ge

we need to get together, people from everywhere, and make difference. >> geraldo: judge jeanine pirrobelieve -- sorry, come on back. kathy, say right there. can you make -- they were on squishy ground here. what people i think didn't get in terms of the stand your ground law which tragically affected this poor woman, this poor mom. >> i'm so sorry. >> geraldo: we all are. >> geraldo: and the self-defense statute. once george zimmerman felt his life in peril even though he initiated the encounter the self-defense in florida is very broad. i think that activists can rightfully argue to limit self-defense to limit or abolish stand your ground. they are the law. that is why is was so easy to predict the outcome in this case. don't you agree they are very expansionive the rights of people using deadly force. >> the stand your ground law gives many people the ability to kill someone who then is not in a position to speak to himself and for the specifics of the situation and allows for homicides and the murder of individuals who are truly victims. and i think that it is -- that is why george

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jeanine pirro has some thoughts on that. then, bernie goldberg on president obama saying the scandals in washington are phony. what does bernie think about that? we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >> judge in the bradley manning wikileaks case has come to a decision may announce whether manning is guilty or not of leaking classified information tomorrow. sentencing might be on wednesday and manning could get life. as you may know, there are some americans sympathetic to private manning, in fact, as of july 1st, nearly $1.3 million has been donated by private individuals to defend manning. and, of course, some left wing celebrities are on the bus. >> he was deeply disturbed by what he was seeing. >> anna: intelligence analyst in iraq. he leaked documents during the war and they were enormously helpful for people on the outside to understand what the government was thinking about inside. >> i am bradley manning. >> i am bradley manning. >> i am bradley manning. >> without information, you cannot make informed decisions a

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with

judge jeanine pirro, author of the big new novel "clever fox." why is this killer being paid by us?cause under the code of military justice, he has to be paid if he is found guilty, then there will be a suspension of his pay. >> bill: does he have to pay us back if he is found guilty? >> you know what? i think we should sue him. here is the bottom line. it's not so much about him. it's about the individuals that he shot. >> bill: no, no. it is about him. it's about the military code of justice. everybody knows he committed these crimes. this, you know, he has a right to plead not guilty but it's a farce. >> bill, you make too much sense it would make perfect sense if he had to pay us back for the money that we are giving him. >> bill: i have never been in the military. isn't there is a conduct unbecoming or something like that? isn't there a way to suspend payments to the military when they do something so outrageous or egregious like this man? $278,000 since he pulled the trigger. come on. >> right. but the problem is unless they change the code of military justice and there is tal

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jeanine? >> reporter: pam, not as many people in the south bay are as familiar with uber, the car service you can summon on your mobile phone but customers were demanding for uber, a lower cost alternative to cabs and so it responded. uber just launched in silicon valley and offers rides roughly 10 to 15% cheaper than taxi prices. they can request the car to get anywhere to san francisco. while they use town cars, provide mid range cars with the service somewhat controversial because not heavily regulated and taking share of taxi customers. took silicon's valley's trip. the service is expected to attract tech workers or those who want a cheaper alternative to cabs. from san francisco to palo alto at $60 and then $35 and palo alto teopan taken view around $25. so there's the sample of prices there. we talk about what they'd think, if they'd use it over a cab and try to seek out taxi drivers to see what they think of the service in the south bay. reporting live from san jose, ktvu, channel 2 new

. ♪ >> judge jeanine: attorney general eric holder takes aim at state's stand your ground laws and the back. but first, to my open. >>> it happens in a split second. one moment you're dealing with ordinary day to day stuff, and suddenly out of nowhere, like a thunder bolt, it hits you. there's no

he spoke to jeanine pirro about his fears for his brother's safety. >> he is resting and recovery. this is the first day george has been free in a long time. i think that we all live our lives as free people but today that was the first day for george to enjoy his freedom. it's like a breath of fresh air threatened constantly consistently and violent vicious ways on twitter other forms of social media through e-mails i get. i am concerned for george's safety he's concerned about his and his wife's safety. safety in our family has always been our concern. >> medical examiners will conduct an autopsy to consider what killed gliac tore corey monteith. he was found dead in a vancouver hotel room over the wieknd. we have a photo taken july 6th. here it is one of the last pictures of the actor. he was seen with friends. one sources who was there at the time said he had three beers over the course of two hours despite his recent stint in rehab. the cause unknown this morning. police did rule out foul play. many hollywood stars mourning the loss on twitter. his glee co-star tweeted this, g

dressed jeanine aftermath the minimum wage workers are in the south, many of which live in fairly affordablereas. highly unusual to work fast fade and be paid minimum wage. again, it is really the cost of living in the city's. gerri: only two-thirds of workers are part-time. i was looking at the tail numbers. over four and a half% of hourly workers are paid minimum wage. 5% of hourly workers, not all workers, paid minimum wage. really talking about a small proportion of workers. who -- now 725, who is this for? >> and that's a good thing to keep in mind. half the minimum wage workers are under 25. two-thirds are part-time. only 3 percent of workers are over the age of 25 or minimum-wage workers. the third of them don't have a high-school degree. a very small percentage said at a year. stay in high-school. my first job was working in a burger king. i never expected that to be my career and did not go into it thinking that it would be. really was an opportunity to charter inside money and learn valuable job skills and then move on. think about that we want to encourage people to spend their 30

i am judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight. in a few minutes we will hear from robert zimmerman the brother of george zimmerman with his reaction to his brother's not guilty varied. tonight in the wake of this verdict many are having should charges even have been brought in this case in the

. >> judge jeanine: attorney general eric holder takes aim at state's stand your ground laws and the nra fires back. but first, to my open. >>> it happens in a split second. one moment you're dealing with ordinary day to day stuff, and suddenly out of nowhere, like a thunder bolt, it hits you. there's no

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jeanine? >> reporter: yes, that is right. this is the las palmas dog park. it is the only dog park in the city. it is not opened yet. it doesn't open until 8:00 a.m. city officials say there are 30,000 dogs that live here and later today there will be a meeting on whether to add more. late last month the city asked residents what kind of dog park they would like to see and if it should be created in one of the existing parks. sunny vail is looking at whether there should be amenities, designated times and off leash areas. one complaint i have seen online is that the park here is all dirt. they want to see more grass and oh, my god,s where their dogs can play and get exercise. if you want to attend the meeting, it is happening tonight at the city council meeting. reporting live from sunnyvale. >>> a new bikini bar is opening in downtown san jose and some neighbors are not happy about it. the gold's club will be opening for business once it obtains permits because it meets zoning requirements but some people that live in the area are worried that the new club

i am judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight. in a few minutes we will hear from robert zimmerman the brother of george zimmerman with his reaction to his brother's not guilty varied. tonight in the wake of this verdict many are having should charges even have been brought in this case in the

i am judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight.rom robert zimmerman the brother of george zimmerman with his reaction to his brother's not guilty varied. tonight in the wake of this verdict many are having should charges even have been brought in this case in the

. >> judge jeanine: and therefore, ted williams, should it be a crime that generates such racial emotionsell, when you say should it be a crime that generates racial emotion, what are you speaking of? are you speaking of in a sense of just the mere fact of following somebody or what is it that you're getting at so i can make sure i understand you. >> geraldo: as rod wheeler describes it, george zimmerman as he just referred, he was responding to his life experiences, ted. he had a neighborhood that had been plagued by young black criminals in the weeks and months leading up to this terrible incident. he was responding not to the blackness of trayvon but rather to the fact that trayvon in that hoodie that rainy night looked like the crooks who had jacked up the housing complex in the immediate past. >> you know, i think that's garbage. i think that there's a combination here of what was going on in the mind of mr. zimmerman, and first of all, he saw a young black guy in a hoodie. yes, there had been robbers. it's sort of like at the trial. i thought it was very substantially more prejudici

. >> laura: joining us now with reaction from sanford, florida is fox news host judge jeanine pirro and judge pirro, i know have you been covering every angle of this case from beginning to end. and it's wrapped up. the jury is out. coming back tomorrow. but when you hear about, you know, all these claims that we're not going to get into politics. nothing political about this, and we're not going to worry about race, it's not racial now. you know, that doesn't really play. and, judge, i don't know if he saw jesse jackson's tweet, i think we have it. we will show our viewers what he tweeted about this trial. he said if zimmerman is not convicted, avoid violence because it only leads to more tragedy. self-destruction is not the road to reconstruction. compare this, judge, to what jesse jackson said last year at a big rally about 1600 people at a church. let's listen. just a moment. if it's a movement we go to war. the power of the power of trayvon's blood. >> laura: we go to war, judge? the power and the blood of trayvon martin. he said is he a martyr? what's your take of that part of thi

. >> jeanine for the grand rapids chicks and katie for the all-star days cities. >> do you remember how paid back then. >> $50 a week. >> a week. >> and that was good. >> good. >> it was better than milking cows and 40 cents for mowing the lawn. >> so you are still competitive after all of these years. >> oh, my gosh, yes. >> mabel blair, 86, pitched for the peoria red wings. >> nolan ryan and sandy kofax had nothing on me. >> did you teach them some things? >> oh, my gosh, yes. >> in all, 47 players from the all-american girls professional baseball league reunited last summer at the baseball hall of fame in cooperstown, new york. >> to see a permanent exhibit about, about themselves, really. >> the uniforms they had to wear were short skirted tunics. >> oh, my gosh, those skirts. >> we didn't have sliding pads, what we had were boomers, that's it. >> i have, you can still, still pick gravel out of my side here, i would call it my rear end, but you can still pick gravel out of here. >> all-american pastime baseball brings out the all-american girl league for spring training in alexandri

here with a breakdown of the case gripping the country is judge jeanine pirro.ess testimony. what do you think has been the most compelling? >> i think the fact that nobody is really sure who is on top, who was screaming. the judge, and rightfully so, did not allow any analysis saying that's george zimmerman' voice or trayvon martin's voice. it's going to be up to the witnesses. and what we initially thought was that clearly zimmerman is injured, but the question is, was he on top? was he on the bottom? now it seems that it was trayvon that was straddling him. i don't think that resolves the whole issue. i really don't. i think the issue will come down to trayvon is saying get off, get off, according to his girlfriend on the phone. and a lot of people don't believe that girlfriend, rachel. except she's got the telephone records. it's not like she's making this up. >> alisyn: right. let's listen to a couple of moments from this week' testimony. >> the person who you now know how trayvon martin was on top. correct? >> correct. >> and he was the one who was raining