jeanine wanted to protect her brand. >> i'm very hands-on. so to let go completely was hard. it just never felt right. we've got to be able to stick together and come across as a strong, well-managed company. >> reporter: with that behind her, jeanine is keeping a steady pace. >> i think hanging with three is a good place to be right now. >> reporter: she's focused on her stores, grateful that customers have embraced her brand in multiple locations. >> it's almost surreal when people say, oh, runner's alley, everybody knows runner's alley. it just seems like, wow, really? i never thought that we would grow to be, you know, kind of new hampshire's place to shop for running gear. but it's just kind of happened. people supported us, and it's been fun. >> as jeanine sylvester found out, running three stores for the same business can be really hard, but also financially, and operationally rewarding. for a raleigh, north carolina chef, the challenge was how to run three locations with three distinct brands in the same exact building. her biggest hurdle, customer mind-set. >> i'm pr

i am judge jeanine pirro. in historic events the cdc confirming the first person to contract ebola here on american soil. the patient tested positive for the virus is dallas nurse involved in the care of thomas duncan from liberia who died within two weeks of coming here. now, didn't they tell us not to be concerned? that our healthcare system was incapable that hospitals knew the protocol, healthcare workers knew what to do. they even told us the chances of it happening here were infinite (indiscernible) >> the experts in the cdc and the government agree the chances of an ebola outbreak here in the united states are extremely low. >> it seems however, the only thing this says about ebola is the amount it takes to catch it. yet the dallas hospital sends a man home who tells them he was from west africa all the while inconsistent with ebola. the hospital sends him home while contagious to live in his family's apartment which family refuses to follow the health department quarantine by sending their children off

facebook or tweet me @judge jeanine. of shrimp flavors! like our coconut shrimp bites or our creamy shrimp alfredo... as much as you like, any way you like! hurry in and sea food differently. the kids went to nana's house... for the whole weekend! [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] zzzquil, the non habit forming sleep aid that helps you sleep easily and wake refreshed. because sleep is a beautiful thing. >>> they need to tell us what child it is. because i mean if it was in their class i will be ten times more pissed than i already am. they should tell us who is it. what class are they in? they need to let us know. >> ebola now on our shores and parents frantic that their kids might have been exposed and the white house not considering a travel ban. my next guest is asking the president to impose a travel ban. good evening, congressman, the president said it was, quote, unlikely that ebola would reach the u.s., and now that it has says that stopping travel from ebola ridden countries would be counter productive. counter productive to whom? >>

now go back to justice with judge jeanine.eadlines log on to foxnews.com. >> this week i visited an urgent care center to find out what precautions they have and ways to fight ebola. take a look. >> i am at the urgent care center in new york city. i am joined by dr. jake deutsch who is the clinical director and founder of this center. doctor, how are you. thanks for having us today. urgent care. we are seeing these things pop up all over the united states. what is the difference between an urgent care center and new jersey emergency room. >> i use the analogy if you have to call an ambulance go to the hospital. if you are having a heart attack or stroke you go he to the hospital. f for others come to urgent care. >> with the recent outbreak of ebola in dallas, people are going to be coming in with flu like symptoms that can be the flu or ebola. >> we are prepared. >> what protections are you taking? >> we have signage on the outside instructing people what to be worried about what type of symptoms you would be experiencing tha

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight. they don't know what the hell they are doing. they don't. that or they are lying to you or they are plain incompetent. either way, do you think the cdc has your back on ebola? is this as good as it gets? "justice" told you two weeks ago we need to have a travel ban. now more than 60% of americans agree with me. that's after ebola manu welcome into our country and hospitals and dies and infects two nurses and we get the bill. the question shouldn't be should we have a travel ban. the question should be, why don't we have a travel ban? a ban would have a political and economic consequences to liberia. i don't know how to break this to you, mr. president. but we americans elected you. you were the president of the united states. not the president of the world. so when american lives are on the line, political and economic consequences to other countries be damned. and don't give me that, we don't want to panic people line. that's not an excuse to lie to us. by the way, other than you, wh

i am judge jeanine pirro. in historic events the cdc confirming the first person to contract ebola here on american soil. the patient tested positive for the virus is dallas nurse involved in the care of thomas duncan from liberia who died within two weeks of coming here. now, didn't they tell us not to be concerned? that our healthcare system was incapable that hospitals knew the protocol, healthcare workers knew what to do. they even told us the chances of it happening here were infinite (indiscernible) >> the experts in the cdc and the government agree the chances of an ebola outbreak here in the united states are extremely low. >> it seems however, the only thing this says about ebola is the amount it takes to catch it. yet the dallas hospital sends a man home who tells them he was from west africa all the while inconsistent with ebola. the hospital sends him home while contagious to live in his family's apartment which family refuses to follow the health department quarantine by sending their children off

i am judge jeanine pirro. in historic events the cdc confirming the first person to contract ebola here on american soil. the patient tested positive for the virus is dallas nurse involved in the care of thomas duncan from liberia who died within two weeks of coming here. now, didn't they tell us not to be concerned? that our healthcare system was incapable that hospitals knew the protocol, healthcare workers knew what to do. they even told us the chances of it happening here were infinite (indiscernible) >> the experts in the cdc and the government agree the chances of an ebola outbreak here in the united states are extremely low. >> it seems however, the only thing this says about ebola is the amount it takes to catch it. yet the dallas hospital sends a man home who tells them he was from west africa all the while inconsistent with ebola. the hospital sends him home while contagious to live in his family's apartment which family refuses to follow the health department quarantine by sending their children off

now back to "justice with jeanine."debate continues over why the only administration still refuses to issue travel restrictions from west africa to the u.s. this, while a new poll shows the majority of americans are in favor of a travel ban. with me now, fox news contributor and former congressman lieutenant allen west. the only administration is still refusing to implement a travel ban. the majority of americans disagree. with just two weeks left until the midterms, do you think the only shuffle might happen? >> well, good evening, judge. first and foremost, it's quite unconceivable that the only administration is really more concerned about the citizens in west africa than protect the citizens of the united states of america. anytime you're in the military and you have a tactical task to isolate, contain them, secure, cut them off, you know, when you look at a virus, we talk about quarantine. well, then if we should not have any type of travel ban for people coming from west africa, then why have we cordoned off and i

i am judge jeanine piro. have we lost decency and respect for those who put their lives on the line every day and where is the mentality coming from? a decorated army r8b:eÑ asked the flight attendant if she might hang his army jacket full of medals in the closest. she refuses saying it is for first-class passengers only and he is not one of them. to their credit, several first-class passengers who witnessed the treatment of sergeant albert marley asked the attendant why she would not hang the jacket up. her response. our airline policy said i am not going to do it and so i will not do it. >> she reiterated it was against the company policy and if you look at the tweet afterwards, it is not against the company policy. she was inclined to go to the captain and she would go>?fç to the captain and to be honest, i wish i had challenged her with that because the captain would have told her to hang the first sergeant's jacket and we would not have this conversation today. >> and when the first-class passengers offe

i'm judge jeanine per row. thanks for being with us tonight.and applause ] >> and guess what? surprise! he's a gun

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight.don't know what the hell they are doing. they don't. that or they are lying to you or they are plain incompetent. either way, do you think the cdc has your back on ebola? is this as good as it gets? "justice" told you two weeks ago we need to have a travel ban. now more than 60% of americans agree with me. that's after ebola manu welcome into our country and hospitals and dies and infects two nurses and we get the

stay tuned for "justice with judge jeanine." >>> hello and welcome to jus sis.hould be allowed to enter the united states from any west african nation ravaged by ebola and any american citizen who goes there and wants to come home needs to be quarantined for 21 days until we figure out what we're doing. look, we have a real problem. i don't want to hurt anybody. and i'm good with sending human

i'm judge jeanine per row. thanks for being with us tonight. america's got a new hero and he's a canadian. [ cheers and applause ] >> and guess what? surprise! he's a gun owner. imagine, a gun owner, an american hero. yes, a gun owner who used his gun to stop yet another terrorist hell-bent on slaughter. normally, a ceremonial sergeant at arms in canada's parliament, kevin vickers used his loaded gun to kill an assassin carrying a rifle. dressed in black. with a scarf covering part of his face. who had just gunned down another canadian soldier simply standing guard at a war memorial whose role was ceremonial so he wasn't allowed to have a loaded gun. it reminded me of the wild west. when the violence was out of control. frontier justice reigned supreme. and when it was every man for himself. think about it. a woman beheaded in oklahoma by a recently converted muslim. angry over co-workers' complaints that he was trying to convert them to islam. four murdered across the country by recently converted muslims saying it was in retaliation for iraq.

stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. judge jeanine."thank you for jor "the kelly file" special, ebola in america. >>> welcome to the revolution. >> from the >> from the streets of san francisco to the death town of kentucky coal. >> obama killed it. >> even in louisiana's bustling oil planted. >> one of the best guys that i have -- jobs i have ever had. >> workers fear washington is aiming at shutting them down. >> you take away the oil industry you will have people back in the horse aund buggy bay days. >> concerned about middle class jobs. the issue that may decide this november action. >> the policies are on the ballot. right now fox news reporting, america's payday, the big squeeze. the election is almost upon us. and with the help ouse of representatives firmly in republican hands and the white house of course off the table everyone's focus is on this side of the u.s. capital. the u.s. senate. the republican number a gain of six feet and both sides are fighting it out in state after state realizing the national implications of thos

stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. judge jeanine."e" special, ebola in america. >>> welcome to the revolution. >> from the >> from the streets of san francisco to the death town of kentucky coal. >> obama killed it. >> even in louisiana's bustling oil planted. >> one of the best guys that i have -- jobs i have ever had. >> workers fear washington is aiming at shutting them down. >> you take away the oil industry you will have people back in the horse aund buggy bay days. >> concerned about middle class jobs. the issue that may decide this november action. >> the policies are on the

i am judge jeanine pirro. cdc confirming the first person to contract ebola here on american soil. the patient tested positive for the virus is dallas nurse involved in the care of thomas duncan from liberia who died within two weeks of coming here. now, didn't they tell us not to be concerned? that our healthcare system was incapable that hospitals knew the protocol, healthcare workers knew what to do. they even told us the chances of it happening

jeanine joins us. >> reporter: the investigators are examining our video and sharing it with police. we're in the back of simon's elementary school, the same spot we were this morning where we saw the fire. you see the yellow tape and those picnic tables. >> reporter: it was around 5:00 when we spotted an orange glow. two people standing close by were watching as this fire grew throwing items into it. they quickly left. we called 911 to report it. >> there's a media photographer taking photos of the perpetrators. >> reporter: firefighters rushed to the school and put out the flames before they reached one of the buildings. it was several orange cones, pile lons and -- pylons and garbage that had burned. a vodka bottle was found nearby. firefighters had come to the same location earlier for another trash fire. that is what originally brought us to the scene. >> it appears like juvenile vandalism. the video you shot, it would be very helpful. we'll pass it on to the arson unit. >> reporter: police arrived and started searching the area near the school but couldn't find anyone on foot.

i am judge jeanine piro. lives on the line every day and where is the mentality coming from? a decorated army r8b:eÑ asked the flight attendant if she might hang his army jacket full of medals in the closest. she refuses saying it is for first-class passengers only and he is not one of them. to their credit, several first-class passengers who

good night and god bless and stay tuned for "justice with judge jeanine." >>> on buzz beater this sundayts worse, the coverage turns more alarming and the media plunge into that pathetic beltway ritual the blame game. >> the president should be cautious, safety first. but we're doing political correctness first. i think this is mass incompetence and arrogance. >> it's a pattern with this administration. don't worry, it's not as bad as it looks. >> do not listen to the hysterical voices on radio or television. the people who say and write hysterical thing are being very irresponsible. >>> is shep right?

. >> all right, jeanine, thank you.ice offciers were hurt when the world series celebrations became violent. a lot of people were throwing firecrackers at the police and they started large bonfires in the middle of the streets. they had a rough time breaking up the unrulely crowds. >> at least one was the van liced and the back window was smashed out and one was taken to the hospital, we don't know the officials numbers today and we they are denying accusations that it was tear gas but the smoke on the streets was coming from firecrackers. another person was stabbed in the mission district during the celebration. and another man was shot in the arm, he was taken to san francisco city and potential are expected to survive. a person was the stabbed and we will have more from the mission police district and she will tell you more about the violence last night. >> coming up at 6:00, we will have more on the weather and a sneak peak of some of the floats. >>> and coming today in the case of a deadly road rage shooting in eas

good night and god bless and stay tuned for "justice with judge jeanine."file" special, ebola in america. >>> welcome to the revolution. >> from the streets of san francisco to the death howl of kentucky coal. >> doing good. obama killed. >> americans are worried about what the future holds. >> i thank the lord for my job every day. >> even in louisiana's bustling oil patch. >> one of the best jobs that i have ever had. >> workers fear that washington is aiming to shut them down. >> you take away the oil industry, going to have people back in the horse and buggy days. >> concern about middle class jobs, it's the issue that may decide this november's election. >> i'm not on the ballot this fall. these policies are on the

stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. >> they are the loan wolves of terror. >> in the animal world you have packs of wolves. you also have the individuals that hunt alone. >> they helped them find murder. >> terror came to my front door and took my son. >> shot at him 10 times. >> there were two lone wolf attacks in 10 days one run over by a jihadist another shot at the door. the debate rages is it murder, workplace violence or terrorism? >> the idea at the ranch was to start a mow hawija dean training camp. >> >> from studio j at fox news headquarters here is greta van susteren stren. >> the lone wolf attacks at the forefront of everyone's mind. attacks at the home land and attacks in canada has everyone on alert. chief intelligence correspondent katherine her rridge took a loo at their dangerous history. >> loan wolves by and large are individuals that are inspired idealogically but may not have a formal connection to a terrorist organization. >> frank is the director of the homeland security policy institute at george washington university. he has researched the very dangerous p

>>> and teenaged girls escape the brutal clutches of jeanine." >>> isis continues on its barbaric mission and beheads british hostage alan henning and poses a 26-year-old american on his knees. and leon panetta holds president obama's feckless foreign policy responsible for the mess that we're in. with me now is james jeffrey. good evening, ambassador. are these air strikes doing any good? >> judge, first of all, it's good to be back. compared to where we were in june when isis surged across iraq the administration and international community has done an extraordinarily large amount of actions, bombings, diplomatic stuff since that time. but i don't think it's enough right now to push these guys back. we essentially are in a containment phase and even that isn't working in parts of anbar province west of baghdad they're still on the march and they have to be stopped and pushed back. >> what else needs to be done? we have these air strikes and this new coalition. they say turkey is now in with us. and you know, will turkey's entry make a difference? >> all of these steps are important, nec

good night and god bless and stay tuned for "justice with judge jeanine." >>> on buzz beater this sunday the ebola news gets worse, the coverage turns more alarming and the media plunge into that pathetic beltway ritual the blame game. >> the president should be cautious, safety first. but we're doing political correctness first. i think this is mass incompetence and arrogance. >> it's a pattern with this administration. don't worry, it's not as bad as it looks. >> do not listen to the hysterical voices on radio or television. the people who say and write hysterical thing are being very irresponsible. >>> is shep right? is the saturation coverage fueling fear. the president named an ebola czar. mid-term elections heating up with the press pounding kentucky candidate allison grimes for refusing to say whether she voted for barack obama and wendy davis for using a wheelchair against her disabled opponent. are journalists driving the agenda. a conservative commentator says something nice about president obama and faces a backlash. >> i get tons of hate mail. >> what does it say. >> that i'm

stay tuned for "justice with judge jeanine. >> welcome to this audience edition of "hannity." there's a crisis engulfing president obama and his administration for failure to lead at home and abroad. tonight we will figure out the reasons why. >> how did they end up where they are in control of so much territory? was that a complete surprise to you? >> well, i think our head of the intelligence community jim claf ford acknowledged they have under estimated what was taking place in syria. >> is it a personal criminal record and standing inches from the president and say somebody need to him. >> you are protecting the white house like you are protecting your reputation here. >> he is running around out here. >> he rode to the front of the business, entered the business and did severe her head. >> this was not workplace violence but an act of terrorism. >> the chances of an ebola outbreak is extremely low. >> a person traveling out of liberia has been diagnosed with ebola in the united states. >> the current commander-in-chief and members of the administration are clearly in way

stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. >> they are the loan wolves of terror. >> in the animal worldind murder. >> terror came to my front door and took my son. >> shot at him 10 times. >> there were two lone wolf attacks in 10 days one run over by a jihadist another shot at the door. the debate rages is it murder, workplace violence or terrorism? >> the idea at the ranch was to start a mow hawija dean training

good night and god bless and stay tuned for "justice with judge jeanine." >>> hi, everyone.sunday, the 19th of october, 2013. i'm anna kooiman. we begin with a fox news alert. she disappeared more than a month ago and now a grizzly discovery in the search for hannah graham. human remains found near the family home of a suspect already in custody. the developing details straight ahead. >>> and a meeting saturday night at the white house on the ebola crisis, but one man who wasn't there? the president's new ebola his czar. where was he? this as the president doubles down on the travel ban. >> we can't just cut ourselves off from west africa where the disease is raging. tryi

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight.t the hell they are doing. they don't. that or they are lying to you or they are plain incompetent. either way, do you think the cdc has your back on ebola? is this as good as it gets? "justice" told you two weeks ago we need to have a travel ban. now more than 60% of americans agree with me. that's after ebola manu welcome into our country and hospitals and dies and infects two nurses and we

i'm judge jeanine per row. thanks for being with us tonight. new hero and he's a canadian. [ cheers and applause ] >> and guess what? surprise! he's a gun

stay tuned for "justice with judge jeanine. >> welcome to this audience edition of "hannity."asons why. >> how did they end up where they are in control of so much territory? was that a complete surprise to you? >> well, i think our head of the intelligence community jim claf ford acknowledged they have under estimated what was taking place in

i am judge jeanine piro.ncy and respect for those who put their lives on the line every day and where is the mentality coming from? a decorated army r8b:eÑ asked the flight attendant if she might hang his army jacket full of medals in the closest. she refuses saying it is for first-class passengers only and he is not one of them. to their credit, several first-class passengers who

. >> jeanin is sending a bold message in room for ditching in her house.last minute she decided to visit her daughter, confront her and record the whole thing as if showing up in school and embarrassing her daughter she then posted it on facebook and yes, it has been viewed nearly 30,000 times, ricky says her mommies crazy but. >> it just goes to show my mom cares. my friend ruby she is there and she said that she wish her mom would have dop that for her. >> here's the good news since video was posted on line, she has not cut class a single time and her attitude has gotten better. she did not mind mom hanging gotten better. she did not mind mom hanging out with her at school looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. why is this thing so slow? it's not moving i don't get it, this one is working can you move please? look how fast they're going ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. do your socks match? my socks match.. do your eyeballs mat

i am judge jeanine pirro.historic events the cdc confirming the first person to contract ebola here on american soil. the patient tested positive for the virus is dallas nurse involved in the care of thomas duncan from liberia who died within two weeks of coming here. now, didn't they tell us not to be concerned? that our healthcare system was incapable that hospitals knew the protocol, healthcare workers knew what to do. they even told us the chances of it happening here w

in jacksonville, florida, jeanine campbell was sentenced to eight years in prison after police say a camera caught her abusing an 11 month old baby in 2010. just last year, another care giver was sentenced to ten months in jail after slapping a 5 month old baby. care.com at these tips for parents. >> do your internet search. check references. run a comprehensive background check and continue to monitor the situation. >> reporter: in this latest tape, cash has not entered a plea and the mom thought she did everything right but didn't check that camera too often. >> you never know what happens behind closed doors. >> the nanny is now out on bail and could potentially apply for another job. >>> 7 on your side's michael finney is here answering questions sent to him on facebook, twitter and e-mail. first one, who is responsible for maintaining the curbs in san francisco. a curb damaged my tire. who should i file a claim with, the city or the homeowner? >> great question. the sidewalks belong to the homeowner, the curb belongs to the city. how you file is you dial 311. that's your startin

. >>> it's time for "your business" entrepreneur of the week. 17 years ago, jeanine sylvester turnedassion for running into a way to earn a living. opening runner's alley in new hampshire. her store turned into a hub for people looking for gear and wanting to be part of a community. now she's added two more locations. for more, watch "your business" sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. >> visit openforum.com for ideas to help you grow your business. one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ]

in jacksonville, florida, jeanine campbell was sentenced to eight years after she was caught abusingold baby in 2010. and another sentenced to ten months in jail after slapping a 5-month-old old baby. these tips for parents -- >> do your internet search, check references, run a comprehensive back ground check and monitor the situation. >> reporter: cash has not entered a plea, and the mom thought she did everything right but didn't check the camera too often. >> never know what happens behind closed doors. >> reporter: she is out on bail and could potentially apply for another nanny job. when interviewing a nanny, ask for five references, not just the typical one or two. >> care.com, do they recommend the nanny cam? >> absolutely. that's what captured this. most important, trust your gut. listen to yourself. >> something doesn't feel right, absolutely. and i like the reference idea too. five. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, why coloring is not just for kids anymore. how crayons could help you cut down on stress. >>> and it's a zombie takeover. it's true. they are more popular

against boost, i pledge campaign kicks off in the city of philadelphia here to he will to us all bit is jeanint. >> yes. >> we have lauren here. thanks so much for coming in. >> thank you. >> how did domestic violence touch your life in 2006 my sister was murdered by her husband after a seven year relationship that was filled with a lot of terrible incident and secrets,. >> throughout the seven years. >> i believe so. in the beginning there were many signs that things weren't going well, bruises on her arms, incidents where he would come over and push her up against the wall, and then she fell silent for a while not wanting to tell anybody what was going on. >> you did know a little bit. >> she did reveal things to me. >> why did she say. >> that is a question my family and i will ask forever. i think she was sometimes shock and embarrassed how her own life ended up in this situation and she didn't necessity what to do. she thought she might be able to climb they are way out herself. i think ultimately she was really scared to leave. a woman in that situation faces highest level of danger when