i love you guys. >> judge jeanine: all right. law enforcement always working quietly behind the scenes. this appears to have been jointed effort by the f.b.i. and local police. there were talk have drones as well as infrared activity to locate this guy dimaggio in an area where there was hundreds of miles of trails. the largest apparently roadless area in the lower 48 states. black bears, wolves all present in that area. brett, are you able to stay with us? >> not much longer. i've got a lot to prepare and get ready here. >> judge jeanine: let me just ask you one more question about hannah. is he is the kind, does she have the strength and the ability to be able to look back at this and hopefully at some point put it behind her? >> you know, all we can do is hope and pray. we don't know what she has been through. she is a strong girl. she made it this far. all we can do is hope that whatever help she needs to get through this, we show the love and support and help her through. >> judge jeanine: what do you think you'll say to her

one of the irsbozos actually go justice with judge jeanine. >> judge jeanine: this week president obamaries to get in front of one of those so-called phony scandals by having an open discussion with the washington press, his first in over three months. it was a tour de force presentation. taken directly from the obama playbook. when caught in a lie, just deny. if the truth comes out, take on a crusade. fix the problem as if you never knew it was a problem in the first place. first, we'll go to the sheriff's department. there is a noos conference on hannah anderson. >> special agents with f.b.i. rescue team along with salt lake city division of the f.b.i. observed hannah and suspect near moorehead lake at a campsite. agents moved in to rescue hannah. the suspect is deceased. as a matter of policy the f.b.i. automatically dispatches a review team from washington to review the circumstances surrounding any situation where a special agent discharges a firearm. they will interview witnesses and determine exactly what happened. for this reason, no other details can be released at this time. w

i'm jeanine pirro. thank you for your time tonight. >> there was a time the united states was both respected and feared. today, how, in the eyes of the world we're neither respected nor feared and it's obama's feckless foreign policy that's diminished our stature on the world stage. that policy mimics a paper tiger, seemingly dangerous, but in truth, timid and weak. every time there's an issue, we roar and then turn tail and run. but his wars sound really serious. take a listen. >> i say what i mean and i mean what i say. >> yeah, right. like when you said there would be consequences if iran crossed your red line with nuclear enrichment. when you said there would be consequences if syria crossed your redline with chemical weapons. mr. president, is your eyesight okay? having trouble seeing those redlines? hey, maybe you should see your obama care doctor, or did you opt out too? but i want to believe you when you sound really serious like after benghazi. >> we will not waver in our commitment to see that

. >> judge jeanine: this video showing three teens viciously beating >> this video showing three teenseating another teen on a school bus has shocked millions viewers, the 13-year-old victim suffered a broken arm and two black eyes and i suspect a lot more injuries, the victim reported that the three 15-year-old attackers tried to sell him drugs. take a listen to the bus driver trying to intervene. >> we have to get somebody here quick, quick, quick, quick, they about to beat this boy to death, there's nothing i can do. >> that bus driver is coming under fire for not stepping in sooner. here is the bus driver, john moody and his attorney, frank mcdermott, you did not physically intervene. do you wish that you had? >> your honor, this is just a bad situation. it started at school. they let the kids get on the bus in the afternoon and did not get me a heads up or anything as to what happened in school, so i did not have a clue. >> one of the things that we don't know, was the bus moving at the time? >> no the bus had stopped. >> was it still on school grounds? >> no, it was on private ro

i'm judge jeanine. thanks for being with us tonight. do you remember right after he was elected, president obama ran to cairo to give his first foreign policy speech where he proclaimed that he wanted to seek common ground with the muslim world. that his was a new presidency. that he was no george bush. >> there must be a sustained effort to listen to each other. to learn from each other. to respect one another. and to seek common ground. as the holy koran tells us, be conscious of god and speak always the truth. that is what i will try to do today. >> mr. president, with all due respect, i have news for you. george bush was more popular in the arab world than you are right now. the truth? you're indecisive, unclear and if he canless foreign policy has literally run our relationship with that region into the ground. and here's the rub. you've been giving billions of our dollars to countries who not only give us nothing in return but who literally hate our guts. remember these scenes from last year? and that arab spring where you predict

jeanine. >> reporter: yes, dave. crime scene technicians are on the scene, taking pictures and looking for any evidence that may lead them to a suspect. this happened here at the restaurant in east san jose. police tell me that they don't get called here normally and it appears that customers were just inside, enjoying themselves when gunfire startled everyone. shortly after 10:00 last night, bullets came flying inside of the restaurant near capital. officers say it appears whoever fired the shots were outside. three men were hit by bullets and rushed to the hospital. one of the men died this morning. the other two suffered superficial wounds and will survive. we spoke to one witness who heard the gunfire but didn't want to give her name. >> it was like two to three shots. we didn't pay attention to it at first. and then about 20 minutes later, there were five. >> reporter: police say there is no word on what led up to the gunfire. no motive and they don't have any suspect information. the victims were all asian who

jeanine has new information now about the person who was killed. she joins us from the scene. >> reporter: well, police say that it appears that the man who died here from this shooting at the restaurant appeared to be an innocent bystander. sources tell me that friends that were on the scene say he was an engineer that was just everyone joying a drink with friends. you can see crime scene investigators are here combing over the restaurant and looking for clues that may help lead to the shooter. shortly after 10:00 last night they received a report of multiple gunshots fired near the restaurant on allen rock and capital avenue. officers say about 15 people were inside the restaurant and three men were shot. all were rushed to the hospital where one died this morning from his injuries. the other two received superficial wounds and will survive. police say after speaking to witnesses, it appears whoever pulled the trigger did so from outside the restaurant. >> at this moment we're still determining what the suspect -- what the witnesses saw. we are i

radio talk show host jeanine turner and penny lee, democratic strategist. penny, this has to hurt.ost feel bad for me as he hangs out in his 8 milli$8 mill mansion he's renting for the week. >> this issue of the surveillance is one that has split the country. both democrats and republicans both have issues with it. it has been for the lack of transparency. you have some that feel snowden was a traitor and some feel he's a patriot. this is not only dividing hollywood but dividing republicans and democrats across the board. >> you know, jeanine, it's ironic, he's in an $8 million house hanging out with the elite 1% or 0.01% in the country at martha's vineyard. he lives in a house we paid for. flies in a jet we pay for. helicopter. didn't kim kardashian earn her own money? >> well, yes. i think that's pretty ironic statement for him to say something of that nature when under the circumstances he likes to enjoy his life. i will say, though, that i think with the culture, it is important that we step back and take time with our children and our families to turn everything off and have c

jeanine says per severance is key. >> always be on the phone, got to go down there and fill the applications out. yeah. so just have to put yourself out there and go get it if you want to work. >> you start tomorrow. >> yeah. i start tomorrow morning. >> reporter: as for those tech jobs, they really only account for a small percentage of the jobs area wide, about 5 to 10%. even so the tech jobs pay more and add to the rising cost in rental prices. for that we go to kit for that part of the story. kit. >> reporter: yeah. juliette, we are live here at one of the nicest and most expensive apartment complexes in the bay area. it is not cheap to live here. but with so many well people jammed into the small area, they have no problems renting it out. welcome to madera in mountainview, the most expensive amount complex on the peninsula where you get what you pa i for. this one bed, one bathroom features hardwood floors and stainless appliances and quarts countertops. rent is about $3,500 a month. the only other apartments that come close are in san francisco and santana row in san jose. >> we're no

ktvu's jeanine de la vega watching one of the popular detours.is it like at the san mateo bridge? >> reporter: we're here at the bottom of the bridge. if you take a look at this westbound traffic, you can see that it's definitely starting to get heavier here. cars are slowing down as they get off the bridge and come into the peninsula and head into san fran. again the traffic is a lot busier. cars on the eastbound side are zooming by. you can bet a lot of these people woke up early because they didn't want to get into bigger backup. that's most likely to happen later on in the morning. this bridge is expected to be one of the more popular routes, a detour since the bay bridge is closed. i want to go to the live camera at the toll plaza just to show you what it looks like there. it's busier than normal. it's not stop and go traffic. i would call it slow and go traffic. there was an earlier minor accident but now all the lanes are clear. that was eastbound to the toll plaza. it did cause a little bit of a glitch but it's all cleared up now. just re

jeanine joins us from the scene in east san jose. >> reporter: police are on the scene at this vietnamese restaurant located on allen rock avenue near capital. it is dark, but we have been told there is damage to the building from the bullets that went flying inside. police were called to the hong- hong restaurant last night. there were about 15 people inside of the restaurant at the time of the shooting. one man died from wounds, the other two suffered from nonlife- threatening injuries. >> at this point, we're not exactly sure the motive of the shooting or, you know, any suspect information. just that it appears that the rounds were fired from the outside into the establishment. and at this point, that's all we have. >> reporter: it's unknown if the actual restaurant or anybody inside was targeted or if this was a random shooting. witnesses have been interviewed, but there is no suspect information and no arrests have been made. so not too much information to go on. we're told that homicide detectives will most likely be out here later, following up. we do not know who the homicide vict

do you think he was a good choice 1234* facebook or tweet me at "judge jeanine." >>> in a shocking rulingcation, the new mexico supreme court rule that citizens who don't speak english have the right to serve on juries. just to be clear, people who cannot understand evening lish, the language spoken in the courtroom can be part of a jury that decides the outcome of legal proceedings. i'm sure that is going to end well. here with me is john katz from washington, d.c. gentlemen, thank you. why should not english -- nonenglish speaking jurors be allowed to hear and serve on english speaking cases. i will start with you, ryan. >> the new mexico court had it right. they did not have another choice. this was part of the constitution that you cannot really discriminate or prevent somebody not to participate in a jury if they don't speak english or spanish for that matter, or even if they don't know how to read or write it. but we have to be inclusive. we are a nation of inclusion. it is one of the rights. i believe the 6 amendments -- >> john i go to you. do you agree with that? itit is a right,

here to explain that law, judge jeanine pirro. there's a law if you have a residence, you're a convicted sex offender in colorado, you got to tell the state's authorities where you live, right? >> right. authorities will make sure you're living at that address. >> bill: if you're a rapist, they know where you live. >> right. >> bill: if you move, you have to tell them immediately. >> right. they come and verify it. >> bill: these slugs who are drug addicts, alcoholic thans, live on the streets of denver, pueblo, they don't have a residence. colorado authorities say, you check in whenever you want? >> it's worse than that. they said now if you are a homeless individual, a sex offender, without a residence, you know what, we're too busy, so if you have time, you come and tell us where you're living, which bridge, which railroad track, which shelter. >> bill: right. >> they don't even then have to follow up. here's the problem, bill. the reason that we have registration for sex offenders is to make sure if a child is molested, ma mak

only on 2, jeanine spoke with a disabled veteran who was beaten, and hospitalized after confronting taggers was one month ago today that mike logan was left beaten, and laid unconscious after beaten in his neighborhood. he heard a crash like sound in the middle of the night. when he walked toward the pedestrian bridge over highway 85, he spotted six men with spray paint cans, dropping them on cars. >> i say them throwing paint cans, so i yelled at them to stop. >> reporter: he says the group started swinging and kicking at him, causing his brain to swell. >> broke my nose, dislocated my jaw. shoulder, elbow, ribs. >> reporter: the case highlights why law enforcement agencies are focusing efforts on catching taggers. >> we need to be vigilant in trying to apprehend these folks in the act. >> reporter: the california highway patrol has also noticed an increase, and the agency has started a new task force that patrols overnight, specifically looking for taggers. >> we've arrested seven of them. i guarantee you, more than seven know we're looking for them now. >> reporter: the dea expects all w

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only on 2, jeanine spoke with a disabled veteran who was beaten, and hospitalized after confronting taggersas one month ago today that mike logan was left beaten, and laid unconscious after beaten in his neighborhood. he heard a crash like sound in the middle of the night. when he walked toward the pedestrian bridge over highway 85, he spotted six men with spray paint cans, dropping them on cars. >> i say them throwing paint cans, so i yelled at them to stop. >> reporter: he says the group started swinging and kicking at him, causing his brain to swell. >> broke my nose, dislocated my jaw. shoulder, elbow, ribs. >> reporter: the case highlights why law enforcement agencies are focusing efforts on catching taggers. >> we need to be vigilant in trying to apprehend these folks in the act. >> reporter: the california highway patrol has also noticed an increase, and the agency has started a new task force that patrols overnight, specifically looking for taggers. >> we've arrested seven of them. i guarantee you, more than seven know we're looking for them now. >> reporter: the dea expects all wil

joining us from new york to talk about the case judge jeanine pirro.judge baugh he is the grandson of a football legend same baugh. he made some was emotionally older than chronological age. he said she was as much as in control as the 49-year-old teach his or her raped her was suggest that the victim is the one responsible for the rape when, indeed, this teacher is convicted of rape. instead of sentencing him to an appropriate sentence of 25 years, the judge decides to give him 30 days. now, what is disgusting about this case, bill, is that the 14-year-old girl, at the age of 16, kills herself and commits suicide. so this judge decides, you know what i'm going to do? i'm going to say that this teacher should only get 30 days because after all he lost his teacher's job. the problem is everybody knew he was doing. this he had been reported as having done this before. and he now comes out and says after the national outrage i really didn't mean to say anything negative about her but the truth is the sentence was appropriate. bologna. >> >> is there anyth

my daughter, jeanine, on her own, returned her wedding gift. >> just to be clear, the rolex is going? >> all those gifts i have, including that, yes. >> okay. >> john: through his teeth. okay, so the watch is going back. it's not a story. >> well, yeah, it's funny because it's not surprising that he won't disclose his gifts. this is someone who when he declared history month forgot to include slavery. and here is a guy who not only forgot to mention slavery, introduced the women had to have transvaginal ultrasound if they want to have an abortion. yet what finally brings hum down is this, like al capone being indicted for tax invasion. >> john: i don't know if this will bring him down, he's running against a weak democrat. >> but he's the worst dad ever. his daughter had to return the wedding gifts. >> john: what were you going to say? >> the watch, it was inscribed, the 71st governor of virginia. it will be hard. i don't know who will want to buy that watch. >> john: take it to the pawnshop. the governor said he didn't know about many of the gifts. he didn't favor the donor's compan

>> jeanine from delaware. >> you both get 30 seconds. natalie, you're first. >> natalie? ready, set, go. >> the grinch. bewitched. >> can i pass? >> okay. superman. >> next. >> that's so hard. again with the -- she has one thing and you have to keep guessing movies. >> diehard. >> oh, gosh i don't even know. >> try to get pulp fiction. you got one. >> i dream of jeannie. but you were doing bewitched instead. >> one for natalie. here comes willie. go for it. >> two words. >> you gave it away? >> no. wow. how did she get that? it was horrible. >> pass, pass. willie, come on. >> outside. two words. square. >>> tv show. >> 30 rock. >> who wins? >> it's a tie. >> it's a terrible tie. >> you know what, we're both -- you guys both are going to get our "today" show swag. here comes the prize girl. jerry. >> our carol merrill. >> there you go, jerry. thank you very much. >> thank you, guys. >> you were amazing. the titani >> like superman. >> you should have gone like this. >> natalie's -- >> the dance. john travolta. >> good. i'm drowning. anyway, take a look and show you the wea

first, jeanine campbell can be seen forcefully grabbing the 11-month-old by the arms, spinning the childto 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 kicks the ball 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 remo

. >> this is jeanine rodriguez. i'm calling about inmate haley french.r's birthday. but better late than never, i figure. what i plan on doing is going home and getting a great big box, wrapping it up, telling her -- having my dad tell her i -- she got a late birthday present and when she opens it up, here i am. >> do you need to see me again? >> hey, did you have time to get that stuff filled out? checkout list? >> yes. >> i did a warrant check, pending charges. is there any other counties you may have a traffic violation or anything? >> i've never been arrested before in my life. >> traffic violation? >> nothing. >> speeding? >> nothing that hasn't been paid. >> for whatever reason, if i'm not here, your i.d. is in your envelope with your gratuity. okay. >> excellent. can i ask how much it is? >> it is for a total of $260.29. >> okay. >> sound right? >> yes. thank you. >> see you tomorrow. >> all right. >> receiving the green light for his release from prison, haley makes what he hopes is his last prison phone call to his family. >> hey, babe. what are

jeanine in los angeles you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, jeanine. >> caller: hi.parent's consent. if trayvon was seduced by a teacher at his school, that teacher would be facing jail time for having sex with a minor. i'm sick and tired of people who can't put themselves in the shoes of a 17-year-old kid who was being stalked by a man who most likely had his gun out. trayvon was convicted of being tall and black, and was handed the harshest sentence, death. >> stephanie: yeah, and i heard yesterday imagine fif it was a girl. which wouldn't make a difference, but can you imagine if you had a teenage daughter that there is some creepy guy following her and she does whatever, and he shoots her dead. >> caller: well, according to geraldo, if you were dressed like a whore, you deserve to be treated like a whore. >> what if you were dressed with a towel around your waist like geraldo. >> stephanie: yes. [ inaudible ] go ahead. >> caller: i think we need to turn the tide on these george zimmermans. you see these guys walking around your neighborhood with guns on their sid

and jeanine edwards, former pregnancy blogger, says it's about time women talk about the not-so-glowing sometimes. your face will break out. your hair will start to fall out at points. >> reporter: despite everything, demotto says she can't wait for her son to be born. >> i laugh at it all. i might be throwing up in the toilet. but i'm laughing on the floor. here we go again. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> okay. let's bring in abc news senior medical contributor, dr. jennifer ashton, to talk about this perspective. what do you make of all the buzz? >> my midwife, any obstetrician, my woman who has ever been pregnant, will say, it's not a picnic. it is not for the feint of heart. and i chalk this up to another social stigma against women. why should all women be expected to love being pregnant? stop the madness. you know? >> i had one great. and one not so great. >> nine months, it was misera e miserable. >> you should have heard her during the piece. >> ali had a very tough pregnancy. she was in bed for months. >> i had to -- i have je

jeanine jones, texas nurse known as the angel of death has been locked up when she was convicted of killinghelsea with a lethal drug injection, and she is suspected of murdering nearly 50 other babies using the same tactics. but a loophole in the law could send her home early despite her 99-year sentence. i'm joined by texas congressman john carter who was the judge who presided over the case and helped put her behind bars. good morning to you, congressman. >> good morning. >> gretchen: so it's a complicated case. >> how are you? >> gretchen: fine, thank you so much. miss jones was only tried and convicted on one of these murders. correct? >> that's right. it's been reported it was -- she was convicted of a serial killing, but although you technically with the number she was involved in, she probably was a serial killer, but she was tried for one murder case. >> gretchen: so there is a loophole in texas law that after 35 years, if she had good behavior, if she could continue to come up for parole. but now, is it correct for me to understand that it's a mandatory release coming up in the nex