i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us. tonight, the irs, sebelius, benefit ga si and the power grid. >>> first, the standoff where the feds have been battling a local rancher in a struggle between a cattle rancher and the federal government. their cattle has grazed the nevada desert earning them land use rights on public lands. but a federal judge has ordered them to pay grazing fees. this week, they surrounded his ranch and began deporting his cattle. they tazed his son and knocked down his sister extensively to protect desert tortoise. a confrontation was up this week as cattle ranchers, farmers, and militia groups supporting buttondy swarmed the area. joining me now, william live from nevada. william, big developments today. tell us what happened. >> reporter: well, you know, judge, this is not the result many of us expected. as of last night with a conference call, they were going call, they were seizing his cattle, about 400. they had knocked down corals and fences, taken down water tanks. this morning, the blm abrupt

>> well, judge jeanine, thank you so much for having me on your show.ute you for having this on your show. the congressional emp commission on which i served estimated that if a nuclear or national emp catastrophe happened given our current state of unpreparedness, nine of ten americans could die within a year of starvation, disease and societal collapse. >> how does the u.s. stack up in the large you scheme? i was talksi -- talking about this with congressman trent franks. >> most nations are vulnerable, but we are vulnerable because of the reliance on the high tech grid. russia and china are into cold war and hardened their electric infrastructures and all of their critical infrastructures really because they believed in their military doctrine that they could fight and win a nuclear war. there are also some other countries, sweden, finland, the u.k., are ahead of us. >> you said, doctor, that you think we're running out of time. why do you say that? >> i say that in part because of the cover-up you alluded to before, where washington seems to be more

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us.standoff where the feds have been battling a local rancher in a struggle between a cattle rancher and the federal government. their cattle has grazed the nevada desert earning them land use rights on public lands. but a federal judge has ordered them to pay grazing fees. this week, they

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us.ocean. reporter roger maynar joins us from sydney. what is the latest on this reported signal? >> reporter: the latest is the signal has a frequency of 37.5 kilohertz per second, which is significantly the same as that emitted by a black box flight recorder.

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us. tonight, china's government-run news agency is reporting one of their ships detected a poll signal in the southern waters of the indian ocean. reporter roger maynar joins us from sydney. what is the latest on this reported signal? >> reporter: the latest is the signal has a frequency of 37.5 kilohertz per second, which is significantly the same as that emitted by a black box flight recorder. now, the chinese ship picked up the signal about 25 degrees south latitude, 101 degrees east longitude, which is a little bit north of the current search area. three people on board that ship heard the signal. but they came so rapidly that they weren't able to record them. so there's a little bit of a question mark over those signals. but the xinhua news agency, the chinese news agency, emphasized that it's yet to be established whether it's relating to the missing jet. however, it's clearly an interesting development and just could conceivably help to pinpoint the location of mh-370. >> and how s

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stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. "sunday morning futures."resident obama overseas and under fire as david wilkes says he has a certain shortcoming. >> the man has problems in the middle east, a manhood problem in the middle east. >> is that a low blow or is the media holding the president accountable on foreign affairs. >>> rancher clive bundy spouts blatantly racist views about the negroes. >>> and how did tmz break the story of the race ifft rant by the owner of the l.a. clippers? >>> nbc brings in a consult and to the analyze david gregory by talking to his wife and friends as "meet the press" sl

stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. bartiromo.she resigned from cbs news after failing to get most of her investigative reports on the air. she talks to me about media buy backs and what cbs did to some of her best stories. >> it never runs or it dies the death of 1,000 cuts. some of us say, if it is something that will be changed and revised, and shortens, and altered, it is a shadow of its former self if it does air at all. >> why cbs

stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. bartiromo. "media buzz" with howie kirk is coming your way next. >>> on the buzz meter, she resigned from cbs news after failing to get most of her investigative reports on the air. she talks to me about media buy backs and what cbs did to some of her best stories. >> it never runs or it dies the death of 1,000 cuts. some of us say, if it is something that will be changed and revised, and shortens, and altered, it is a shadow of its former self if it does air at all. >> why cbs changed their report when barack obama took office and why she quit? >> the spin wars over kathleen sebelius resigning. >>> al sharpton outed as a mob informant. does this mire the msnbc's pundit's image. >>> is stephen colbert taking over for "david letterman." >> this man has influenced every house after him and a few before. i do not envy whoever they try to put in that chair. >> can he succeed without playing a conservative bafoon. i'm howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >>> president obama was sure heaping praise

stay tuned for "justice" with judge jeanine. >>> tonight, how could this be happening in america, citizensts from the atf? >> they were looking for a way to scare us. >> and homeland security. >> homeland security raiding in our frackties makes no sense. >> environmental authorities threatening jail time. >> we're going to use everything in the book. >> and federal rangers staging a cattle round. >> fully ready to spoil for a fight. >> these people discovered what it's like when a powerful force you thought was on your side turns against you. >> i'm not the om one. i'm speaking for thousands, maybe tens of thousands, maybe more.

stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday, president obama overseas and under fire as david wilkes says he has a certain shortcoming. >> the man has problems in the middle east, a manhood problem in the middle east. >> is that a low blow or is the media holding the president accountable on foreign affairs. >>> rancher clive bundy spouts blatantly racist views about the negroes. >>> and how did tmz break the story of the race ifft rant by the owner of the l.a. clippers? >>> nbc brings in a consult and to the analyze david gregory by talking to his wife and friends as "meet the press" slips to third place. kaen that really f ee ee een -- problem. >>> and why she's going public with her painful past. >>> well, you know, i mean, i can't deny that when margo committed suicide, which was an incredible surprise, i thought oh, my god, the baton has been passed to me. who else does it go to but me? >> and her feelings on the abuse allegations against her one-time co-star, woody al

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i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us.e standoff where the feds have been battling a local rancher in a struggle between a cattle rancher and the federal government. their cattle has grazed the nevada desert earning them land use rights on public lands. but a federal judge has ordered them to pay grazing fees. this week, they

stay tuned for "justice" with judge jeanine. unafraid. happy easter. >> do you have any enemies? just an awesome person. >> smart, had a great personality. everybody liked her. >> didn't show up to work. she is not answering her phone. >> i got confirmation that she was missing. >> we started wondering where is jennifer? >> there seems like there are a dozen suspects. >> so the police have spoken to him? >> police have spoken to him? >> multiple times. >> it femade her feel uncomfortable. >> i was a suspect. >> people look at me. >> her car was dropped off. >> what does the video show? >> (indiscernible). >> one of the most frustrating parts of the investigation. >> walked back. >> ♪ >> where is jennifer? someone must no something. i am greta van susteren it's an unsolved case and to this day it haunts me. i first met jennifer's parents 8 years ago in orlando, florida days after their daughter disappeared. now we take a new look at the bizarre clues the list of possible suspects and mysterious figure on videotape. do any of them point to where jennifer might be? >>> oo first of a

stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. >>> this is a fox news alert. there is frustration and sadness in arkansas a half mile wide tornado touched down this evening in the towns of may flower and bowl lona. frustration people not being able to find their relatives and sadness because there have been fatalities in that aftermath of the tornado. also, incredible stories of surviving the storm our affiliate reporting one woman took cover in her closet before the tornado hit, and the tornado passed, she opened the closet door only to find her home and car were gone. rip add part about from the tornado but she's alive and well after following great advice, finding shelter by finding cover in the interior of the home. another survivor describing his ordeal. >> we were in church. some people were getting weather notifications on their phones motioning to me like there is a tornado coming up i didn't pay much attention to it i got one on my phone. i jumped up and ran outside. it's back here. right over the buildings here. it was pretty wide i mean some people

stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. >> hello. welcome to justice.ate majority leader harry reid continued trashing ordinary americans over land grabs and you need to be concerned because the land grabs haven't ended. and who knows? will your handled be next? you know, he labeled opponents domestic terrorists. this after calling terminally ill cancer patient who's say they've lost their doctors, liars. and calling a prominent family that builds hospital wings,

stay tuned for "justice" with judge jeanine. >> tonight how can this be happening in america. citizens put in the cross hairs of their government by agents from the atf. >> they were looking for a way to scare us. >> homeland security at our back. >> environment tal courts threatening jail time. >> we are going to use everything in the book. >> ready for a fight. >> these people discovered what it is like when a powerful force you thought was on your side turns against you. >> i am speaking for thousands, maybe tens of thousands. maybe more. >> fox news report, enemy of the state. from new york here is john stossel. >> enemy of the state. it conjures up the soviet union where an all powerful government crushes any individual who stands up against him. in truth even in a representative democracy such as ours if the government goes after you it could be a nightmare. we are going to show you several alarming stories in which government officials decide to take on private citizens. these people who didn't and still do believe they were breaking any rules were suddenly in the fight

stay tuned for "justice with judge jeanine."urtz is coming up next. have a great sunday. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday, an online explosion after a tech company ceo is ousted. because he donated to an initiative banning same-sex marriage. one gay blogger accuses his side of intimidation. should the media stand up for tolerance? >>> many news organizations declaring victory for the white house as the administration touts 7 million signups for obamacare while others are openly skeptical. >> armageddon has not arrived. >> and tonight, a major victory for president obama. months of low enrollment numbers, you've heard about them left, right and center, left right plagued with technical problems. but vindication for the president in terms of enrollment. >> we didn't know ahead of time that this was going to be the rarest of all obama era things. we didn't know ahead of times that it was going to be a rare presidential victory lap. an oh, yeah, i did it and it works kind of speech. is it really up? remember, 6 million people lost their coverage last fal

stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. >>> good morning, everyone.s fire on police in ukraine. now vice president joe biden saying he's heading there himself, but is it too late? a live report, straight ahead. >>> and a major update in the battle of big government versus the rancher. >> there are cows and they get to come home, be free as we are. >> the feds are going home. the fight is far from over. we've got the very latest, coming up. >>> plus,

stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. >>> this is a fox news alert.de tornado touched down this evening in the towns of may flower and bowl lona. frustration people not being able to find their relatives and sadness because there have been fatalities in that aftermath of the tornado. also, incredible stories of surviving the storm our affiliate reporting one woman took cover in her clet

stay tuned for "justice with judge jeanine." >>> hello and good morning.ng, a major development in the missing flight 370. we just learned of a second ping in the atlantic ocean. is the search finally coming to an end? we'll have the latest, straight ahead. >>> this toddler was aboard a ship and then their child got deathly ill. is this irresponsible behavior on the part of the parents or exactly why you pay taxes in the first place?

stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. >>> tonight, how could this be happening in america, citizens put in the cross hairs of their government by agents from the atf? >> they were looking for a way to scare us. >> and homeland security. >> homeland security raiding in our frackties makes no sense. >> environmental authorities threatening jail time. >> we're going to use everything in the book. >> and federal rangers staging a cattle round. >> fully ready to spoil for a fight. >> these people discovered what it's like when a powerful force you thought was on your side turns against you. >> i'm not the om one. i'm speaking for thousands, maybe tens of thousands, maybe more. >> fox news reporting, "enemies of the state." from new york here is jon scott. enemies of the state, the phrase con jers up the soviet union where an all powerful government crushes an individual who stand up against pit. but if the government goes after you it can be a nightmare. tonight we're going to show you several alarming stories in which government officials decide to take on private citizens. these people

my name is jeanine and i'm a vietnamese american. i like to first make a few clarification and then ask the question. >> if we can just be as brief as possible go ahead. >> yes. >> ask a question. >> it's okay. >> i'm a vietnamese american. i came here in 1975. before then the vietnamese in the south fought with the u.s. and the whole world to fight against the communists. so the vietnamese then and the vietnamese now, with value the u.s. and the universal values which is human rights, liberty, and justice for all. that's one. you said vietnam doesn't -- the vietnamese communist maybe but the vietnamese in the south and who fought against the communityize we have the value. secondly in 1974, china did invade vietnam. they invaded the south. this happened, and happened repeated live men times since, and in 2009 with a fishing vessel. my question to you is, your title, the end of a stable pacific. i would like to ask you, and the policymakers here, we trying our best to avoid it, and i believe that the u.s. has a role in it. the u.s. i

stay tuned for "justice" with judge jeanine. unafraid. happy easter. >> do you have any enemies?a great personality. everybody liked her. >> didn't show up to work. she is not answering her phone. >> i got confirmation that she was missing. >> we started wondering where is jennifer? >> there seems like there are a dozen suspects. >> so the police have spoken to him? >> police have spoken to him? >> multiple times. >> it femade her feel uncomfortable. >> i was a suspect. >> people look at me. >> her car was dropped off. >> what does the video show? >> (indiscernible). >> one of the most frustrating parts of the

stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. >> hello. welcome to justice. thanks for being with us tonight. this week united states senate majority leader harry reid continued trashing ordinary americans over land grabs and you need to be concerned because the land grabs haven't ended. and who knows? will your handled be next? you know, he labeled opponents domestic terrorists. this after calling terminally ill cancer patient who's say they've lost their doctors, liars. and calling a prominent family that builds hospital wings, schools and gives away hundreds of millions of dollars to charity unamerican. senator harry reid, the name calling goes both ways. so senator, i've decided to change your name to harry. dirty harry. the story that i'm about to tell you starts with dirty harry's long time senior aide, his pup oat a string with virtually no experience at the bureau of land management who now runs it. that bureau today eyeing the miles between texas and oklahoma. an he is made 90,000 acres that blm says belongs to the public. so what is behind these lan

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stay tuned for justice with "judge jeani "judge jeanine." ♪ >> it is monday april 15th.long the marathon route. >> ideal running conditions this year. >> they are already underway. thousands of runners around the world gear up for marathon monday. >> i have been going to the red sox and marathon since i was a little kid. my father would take my kisiste and i and we would go to kenmore square to see the finish line. >> the day the revolutionary war was started. it is the first nice day of april so everybody comes out of hibernation. >> boston marathon is the world's oldest continuously conducted marathon. the number of competitors has grown tremendously. year one there were 18 people a dozen finished. the largest rate was 38,000 in the hundredth anniversary. for the last number of years we have had 27,000 competitors. >> three hours the gun will go off. >> we can get the race started we look forward to that. >> woke up early same as every other patriot day marathon monday. took a bus to the start line. >> the weather is cooperating. whether you are racing or cheering or e

stay tuned for "justice" with judge jeanine. >> tonight how can this be happening in america.irs of their government by agents from the atf. >> they were looking for a way to scare us. >> homeland security at our back. >> environment tal courts threatening jail time. >> we are going to use everything in the book. >> ready for a fight. >> these people discovered what it is like when a powerful force you thought was on your side turns against you. >> i am speaking for thousands, maybe tens of thousands. maybe more. >> fox news report,

. >> jeanine locke who had a sexual relationship with president grant is now an author.aken for granted. >> i don't want to hurt the president. in fact, i want the world to know what a special man fitz grant is, a strong satisfying, impressive man. >> oh, so any "scandal" fans here? a couple. a couple back there. if you want to see more of that clip go to our website and watch the entire episode right here on abc, 10:00, 9:00 central. lara. >> thank you so much, ginger. >>> from "the hurt locker" to "million dollar baby" this guy is on fire. thank you for that selfie, by the way. >> that's a selfie out there. that's the one. >> you are literally flying high. >> yes, yes. >> kicking booty. >> much boot-tee. >> we welcome anthony mackie. >> good to be here. >> you and i were talking about the big concern with the wings. >> i didn't want to look like a pigeon because on set the wings weren't that big. they were about that long. every time i flew it was more like this and it was very nerve-racking. >> it was? >> yeah, don't want to be a pheasant. >> what about all the wires

jeanine de la vega says this is officially a homicide case. good morning. >> good morning. the 11th homicide of the year for san jose. i just spoke with neighbors who told me they are not surprised this happened in this neighborhood here because there has been gang activity. some say they actually heard the gunshots at around 3 or 3:30 this morning. but the man was found shot a couple hours later. the discovery of his body. you can see there is lots of police activity here. they have this road blocked off while they continue to investigate. this all happened at 5:30 this morning. that's when officers were called to lanai and denali, which is just off tully road in east san jose. they had gotten a report that a man was shot in a car. when they arrived they determined that that man was deceased. now, family members of the victim say they had been waiting for him to come home from work. they showed up here to the scene. they wanted to confirm that it is, in fact, their loved one. they are still waiting to hear from police. but they say that their loved one is a man in his 20s.

judge jeanine had this to say last night. >> absolute power, absolute corrupt, absolutely.able, they work for the government, and they are really hard to deal with. they believe they own the ground and they are able to manage us for the best result of their ground. it's not the public's ground anymore, it becomes their ground. and it just gets out of control. >> and just to be clear, the blm is continuing their legal battle, they are just letting the 400 cattle roam free once again. and they are pulling the guards back, but that's after we showed you the crazy video of people being tased and the dogs there, everybody is armed. it looks like a mess as some call it a police sting. >> thank goodness the threat of violence has passed for the moment. the purpose of the government, there's one purpose to do the best for the citizens it represents. and you really don't get the sense that was foremost in the mind of the blm agents pointed loaded weapons at the bundy family who don't seem threatening to me. so striking how much the police officers look like an occupying army. and no

. >> the director of the company that makes the device was on "justice with jeanine" last night and said in 2013 they will extend it from the 30 days to 90 days, which certainly does make a lot more sense. especially when you have these missing airliners that are going down in a remote area, potentially, deep water, tough conditions, and having a hard time locating them. >> this is what the black box looks like. it's not a black box at all. it's a pretty large orange box. and the idea behind the black box and naming goes back to world war ii because the processing was taking place in a black box in the darkness. so that the processing of photographs and stuff could take place, but really it is an orange box. it doesn't look anything like a black box, but all the talk, we never see it. >> this is a race against time as searchers try to find this, find the pings, as peter doocy pointed out, it could be whale sounds. but before this battery dies, we should point out in the interest of accuracy, one of the reasons we are up against the deadline is because the malaysian government lied about