>> yes, it is, judge jeanine.suppose muslims could argue that the prophet muhammad is their prophet and the jewish man is just a jew, but the fact is any time anybody shows any muslim or anything that's islam related in a negative light, they consider it defamation of religions -- the defamation of islam and it violates islamic blasphemy code, so we are self-cens self-censoring. >> when you look at it, not meant as criticism, virtually the reality today. virtually no one in the media reproduced the "charlie hebdo" cartoon that caused this terrorist attack, supposedly, in paris. >> that's true. and while here in america a lot of people will say that we should be sensitive or have responsible speech or politically correct speech, i think the truth is a lot of people are afraid and it's not juf the violence. they're afraid of frivolous lawsuits. they're afraid of having their reputation smeared. there are organizations like council on american islamic relations that any time somebody says something about islam or mus

no we're going to jeanine.were expecting benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister once he starts speaking we'll go to him. first of all, you saw all these world leaders in france today, marching arm in arm. but the highest level representative from the u.s. seemed to have been the american ambassador to france. what did you make of that? >> reporter: hala i was very disappointed to see that there wasn't a stronger representation on the american side. we had the u.s. ambassador to france of course and we had eric holder who was here for a conference anyway. i think that as an american living here, it was surprising that kerry, first of all, john kerry could not have flown back from india, that michelle obama couldn't have come if obama himself was unavailable. i think it's a disappointment and i think in some ways it will be a slight backlash. i think the french will take offense at it. nearly every other leader was here and i think that it was very much if not sending a message, a slight act of disrespect. >> wel

facebook or tweet me at judge jeanine.ho potato farmer and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about america's favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >>> famous for his caricatures of the prophet move hold, "charlie hebdo" had a lot of religious cartoons. joining me is bill donahue. you say muslims have a right to be angry. >> you bet they do. >> hit it. >> the inoffensive depictions of muhammad should be out out there all over the place. if they don't like it it's just too bad. but what i object to is this when you take a religious figure and you show things which i would say toilet speech, the county of things which are so disgusting it's beyond the pale there is no need for that. muhammad is not my sacred person but i respect the ri

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i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. he rode in pledging to end the tale of two cities. >> let me be clear. when i said i would take dead aim at the tale of two cities, i meant it. [ applause ] and we will do it. i will honor the faith and the trust you have placed in me and we will give life to the hope of so many in our city. we will succeed as one city. >> he pledged to end police practices that unfairly target people of color. and one year later, new york continues to be two cities never more divided. right now it is not the best of times, it is the worst of times. and as tens of thousands of police from around the country come to pay respects to officer wenjian liu, assassinated with his partner officer ramos five days before christmas in a city where protesters chanted death to cops, mayor bill de blasio continues his anti-law enforcement agenda. the mayor embarrassed by the actions of police turning their backs to him at the funeral of officer ramos, tries to mend fences with law enforcement. the very group he sai

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i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. we need to kill them. we need to kill them. the radical muslim terrorists hell bent on killing us. you're in danger, i'm in danger. we're at war. and this is not going to stop. after this week's brutal terror attacks in france, hopefully everybody now gets it. and there's only one group that can stop this war, the muslims themselves. our job is to arm those muslim to the teeth, give them everything they need to take out these islamic fanatics, let them do the job, let them have at it. and as they do, we need to simply look the other way. it is time for this to be over and stop sending american dollars to any arab country that does not support this mission. pakistan at the top of the list. force arab nation to choose, they're either with us or against us. and stop with this nuclear negotiation nonsense. they don't operate the way we do. you can't negotiate. you can't mediate and you can't bargain. you can't even reason with these people. now, the egyptian president in a country 85% muslim rid egypt, the lar

jeanine, jeanine, the eastern seaboard d.c., philadelphia by thursday temperatures not getting out of the teens. cold air is coming. >> they're talking about 60 in the city this weekend. >> one day on sunday of 60 degrees of rain, not snow. behind it, the rain comes in. >> it's going to rain? i was going run. >> you can run in the rain. better than in the snow. >> no, you do it. thanks so much. >>> and as the new year's weekend comes to an end, we're talking about 2013 and one more look. here's here's greta with "on the record's" list of the most news make ers of 2014. >> number ten, the donors of new jersey, suing their parents. number nine -- >> i am ready for the eyes now. [ scream ] >> the ice bucket challenge, videos going viral. and some of the stars right here from fox news. >> and number eight, congressman david brat. >> this is the happiest moment of my life. >> the republican underdog sending shock waves beating out house majority leader eric cantor. >> and number seven, bob costa's eye. number number six, selfies everywhere. number five, noah ritter also known as the appare

let me thank paul and jeanine and jim to allow me to participate in this panel. i think it's important to recognize that we start each yeareach -- that we start with the past history of national and personal interests now and unfortunately the realities of history power, and ideological fervor. we have seen crises break out in every corner of the -- secretary general for peacekeeping at the u.n. for kofi has put out, indicates ten of the key conflicts we see likely in 2015. i have added a couple where i think there's a greater likely hood of direct impact if you don't unfortunately if they occur for the u.s. and u.s. national security. there a series of crises waiting to happen, that will be triggered -- succession issues or a comebination of the above in sri lanka, nigeria later this month. zimbabwe, tie land central asia. and there are additional terrifics in all of the west africa ebola affected countries who are out of conflict and are attempting to recover from civil conflicts that went across all their borders. the only good news that i see coming up in 201

i'm judge jeanine pirro. in a few moments my opening statement on american sniper, chris kyle. >>> first, breaking news tonight in the growing deflategate football controversy. today new england patriots head coach bill belichick fights back and says that his team follows every rule to the letter. take a look. >> at no time was there any intent whatsoever to try to compromise the integrity of the game or to gain an advantage. quite the opposite. we feel like we followed the rules of the game to the letter in our preparations, in our procedures. all right? and in the way that we handle every game that we competitively played in. >> with me now, fox sports analyst, jim gray. good evening, jim. coach belichick spoke for the better half of 30 minutes earlier today. did he say anything of substance? >> reporter: yes. he laid out the case as to what he feels happened with the footballs, and that there was nothing nefarious and that there was no intent in any way, shape or form to deflate the footballs on behalf of

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>> jeanine in redwood city, thank you. >>> the time is now 5:07. the cost of rending a house is getting -- renting a house is getting more expensive nationwide but two cities in particular is going up. zillow said rents nationwide jumped 3% in the last year but san francisco rent jumped about 15% in the same period. the average rent in san francisco is just over $3,000 a month. in san jose rent went up 14%. averaging almost $3,200 a month. >>> the time now is 5:08. a push for an expanded investigation a deadly police shooting all caught on a new jersey police officer's dash cam. up next, new details emerging about why the officer says he actually recognized the man shot and killed. >> plus, it was a dream come true for a couple in stockton. how a night of sleep made them $597,000 richer. >> we are looking at a commute that is mostly good, except for one major problem, but most of the freeways out there are off to a decent start as we look at highway 24. we will tell you more about the morning commute. >> i have been dreaming about a warm forecast.

jeanine poggi is joining me a television reporter at "ad age magazine." i am please to have had her here. i love these commercials as so many people to. $4.5 million for -- >> 30-second spot. >> charlie: why do they do it? well, think about the reach. over 112 million people watched the game last year. the one time of year people actually sit to watch the commercials. every other time you've people d.v.r. tv shows skipping over the commercials, no one wants to sit and watch grand messaging except during the super bowl so it's a great platform. >> charlie: last year i think the super bowl was the number one television show of the year. >> yes. >> charlie: and i expect this year because to have the matchup we have. budweiser a traditional big advertiser. they do things i love because i love animals. take a look at this what we now know about one of their ads in the super bowl. here it is. ♪ ♪ when i wake up ♪ ♪ when i go out, yeah i know i'm going to be ♪ ♪ i'm going to be the man who goes along with you ♪ (singing) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> charlie: doesn't get any b

last voice was steve emerson who made international headlines this weekend after this appearance on jeanine pirro's show on fox news. >> developing tonight, the reports terrorist sleeper cells may have been activated in france. this as we're learning new details about hundreds of no go zones across france and other countries that are off-limits to non-muslims. steve emerson joins us. >> they exist not only in france, but throughout europe. there are sort of amorphous. they're not contiguous, necessarily, but safe havens in places where the governments like france, britain, sweden germany -- they don't exercise any sovereignty. you basically have zones where sharia courts have been set up, where muslim density is very intense, worthy police togo in, and basically a separate country almost. the country within a country. >> it sounds like a caliphate within a particular country. >> is really does sound like that. in britain, it is not just no go zones, there are cities like birmingham that are totally muslim, were non-muslims simply don't go in. >> while steve emerson claimed birmingham was to

. >> the old cars in general are -- >> reporter: specialty travel agents jeanine cohen says like much of cuba the reality can catch people by surprise. >> there are no shocks. the seats are the original seats. it really feels like quite an adventure especially considering that you're on the cobblestones. >> reporter: but other than the bus, these old exhaust spewing cabs are the primary mode of transportation for tourists and they are part of cuba's charm. >> cuba is very much like peeling back the layers of an onion and to really understand it requires going in a little deeper. >> reporter: as of today, more americans will be able to do just that as the treasury department's new relaxed rules take effect. american tourists still must travel with an agency or travel company that has the appropriate license but the new rules will allow more companies to obtain them. although cohen warns you should definitely pick a company with experience. >> it's incredibly complex and challenging place to do business. and having a company that knows the ins and outs of that would be really critical t

i'm judge jeanine pirro.few moments my opening statement on american sniper, chris kyle. >>> first breaking news tonight in the growing deflategate football controversy. today new england patriots head coach bill belichick fights back and says that his team follows every rule to the letter. take a look. >> at no time was there any intent whatsoever to try to compromise the integrity of the game or to gain an advantage. quite the opposite. we feel like we followed the rules of the game to the letter in our preparations, in our

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. we need to kill them. we need to kill them. the radical muslim terrorists hell bent on killing us. you're in danger, i'm in danger. we're at war. and this is not going to stop. after this week's brutal terror attacks in france, hopefully everybody now gets it. and there's only one group that can stop this war, the muslims themselves. our job is to arm those muslim to the

emerson really stepped in it during an appearance on fox's justice with jeanine pirro. emerson expanded the growing of no go zones. >> in britain, it's not just no go zones. there are cities like birmingham that are totally muslim and non-muslims simply don't go in. >> getting all kinds of abuse on twitter, emerson to his credit offered a fuel throated apology. i am clearly in error for which i am sorry. i am issuing this correction about the city of birmingham. i do not intend to justify or mitigate my mistake by stating that i had relied on other sources because i should have been more careful. >> and judge janine said she should not have let it go unchallenged. speaking of mistakes by the way, several news outlet wrongly identified emerson with the huffington post calling him a fox news contributor, fox news expert and fox news idiot rather than just a guest. >>> and a wapo reporter has been detained for months. he's not a spy, a reporter who hasn't even been given access to a lawyer. john kerry has pressed tehran about his continued detention an international outrag

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. we need to kill them.ell bent on killing us. you're in danger, i'm in danger. we're at war. and this is not going to stop. after this week's brutal terror attacks in france hopefully everybody now gets it. and there's only one group that can stop this war, the muslims themselves. our job is to arm those muslim to

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. journalists killed in paris.en in pakistan. scores of innocents in northern nigeria. a foiled terror plot in belgium. a foiled lone wolf attack on our capitol. all as our president continues to release gitmo detainees. the worst of the worst. the ones dezsignated as high risk for reengagement previously passed over for release because of the significant dangers they

. >> jeanine, thank you. >>> the time now is 5:37.the golden gate bridge will be shut down for the weekend after midnight. saturday morning crew will be out there installing a movable median barrier that will replace the current system of plastic pylons. now there will be zipper trucks to remove the barriers and they will be replacing them with cement pylons. there will be two trucks, one from the front and one from the back. >> you have a line to follow and a half inch to inch to play with. >> the workers say the new system will be a huge safety improvement reducing a lot of serious accidents on the bridge. however the old plastic pylon system will be used near the toll plaza until the doyle drive project is finished in 2017. >>> happening today, the u.s. olympic committee will decide which four american cities will get a chance to compete for host of the 2024 olympic games. san francisco is in contention and ktvu reporter tara moriarty is? the east bay with a big project included in the local olympic bid. tara? >> reporter: we are t

i'm judge jeanine pirro. statement on american sniper, chris kyle. >>> first breaking news tonight in the growing deflategate football controversy. today new england patriots head coach bill belichick fights back and says that his team follows every rule to the letter. take a look. >> at no time was there any intent whatsoever to try to compromise the integrity of the game or to gain an advantage. quite the opposite. we feel like we followed the rules of the game to the letter in our preparations, in our

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. two cities i meant it. [ applause ] and we will do it. i will honor the faith and the trust you have placed in me and we will give life to the hope of so many in our city. we will

. >> jeanine, someone with your qualifications would have no trouble finding a top job in the food servicehousekeeping industries. are you going to answer that? >> i quit better jobs than this. ghost busters, what do you want? >> what "ghost busters" wants now? an all female cast. the presumptive leading ladies of the "ghost busters" reboot features photos of kristinen wiig. the films scheduled release is july 22nd 2016. that is the weekend between the republican and democratic national conversations. the gif represents my personal reaction to the news. here is my question. first off, you know full disclosure i'm a huge "ghost busters" fan. so much so that i dressed up as a ghost buster last halloween. at any rate on this note we talk a lot about women in hollywood and women going to the movies. there's been some public outcry about the choice of all women to helm this franchise. do you think it is possible this this will be dealt with as a movie and not a chick flick? >> you know i feel like almost it is inevitable it will be discussed as a film that has women in starring roles, but i fee

that's's's's's's now back to "justice" with judge jeanine. >>> the white house moving full speed ahead with their plan to whittle down the prisoner population in gitmo in per suit of ultimately closing that prison. president obama has just released five more detainees. and he's transferring home the central asian nation of cassic stan. so why does the president want to close gitmo? with me now, fox news contributor john bollton, one of our favorites. why does he want to release these people? >> well it's been an i'd logical obsession of the president from the days of his campaign in 2008. you know, he doesn't believe we should have a war on terror. he thinks it should be treated as a law enforcement matter. and gitmo is a symbol that his predecessor at least was waging a real war on terror. >> i don't want to interrupt you but you say he wants to treat it as law enforcement. be my guest. try them for something. don't just release them. >> yeah. well, it goes beyond that because he's not simply turning them over to prison facilities in other countries. he's basically letting them go. an

hello, everyone i'm judge jeanine in for great that susteren tonight.d the new york city police department. the mayor reinstating a brooklyn county judge who just let two suspects who threatened cops go free without bail. po

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. we need to kill them. to kill them. the radical muslim terrorists hell bent on killing us. you're in danger, i'm in danger. we're at war. and this is not going to stop. after this week's brutal terror attacks in france hopefully everybody now gets it. and there's only one group that can stop this war, the muslims themselves. our job is to arm those muslim to the

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. journalists killed in paris.n a jewish market. over 100 schoolchildren in pakistan. scores of innocents in northern nigeria. a foiled terror plot in belgium. a foiled lone wolf attack on our capitol. all as our president continues to release gitmo detainees. the worst of the worst. the ones dezsignated as high risk for reengagement previously passed over for release because of the significant dangers they

made in the form of nearly 450 letters sent to judge spencer including one from mcdonnell's daughter jeanine who blamed the scandal on her mother maureen. she writes that this defense during the trial was not an attempt to throw her under the bus but unfortunately, was the reality. adding "my mom has had mental health issues for many years. she does not operate rationally." the richmond defense attorney says the most critical testimony will likely come from the former governor himself. >> he'll have to walk a fine line by showing respect for the jury's verdict, respect for the process, and for the court. while also not saying or doing things that are going to behinder his chances on appeal. >> and mcdonnell's attorneys are expected to appeal the sentencing moments after it is handed down. extending this court process at least a few more months. his team is also arguing that the former governor not be taken into custody after the sentencing and instead be allowed to remain free as the appeal process plays out. sentencing is set here for tomorrow morning at 10:00 while the sentencing for maure

hello everyone i'm judge jeanine in for greta tonight.test in the clash between new york city's mayor and the new york city police department. mayor mayor de blasio reinstating a brooklyn criminal court judge who just let two suspects who threatened cops go free without ba police union police union leaders are outrag

go ahead jeanine. caller: good morning. i have a comment.ook my 17-year-old son to see "selma" this weekend because i fully believe that when i was working for my master's i got more detail about african-american history in our country as opposed to she, who is an 11th grade and he gets a gloss-over. so for "selma," for me it was to give him some information so that he could make some of his own assessments. incidentally, i think that's missing from what we are seeing how some children react to some of the decisions that have occurred in the media. with that being said i want to know why there's a point of contention for viewers as a historian. i don't expect the president solely,sic-handedly to implement any law. we see that with the gay legislation as well as the history of civil rights. a partnership i disagree with the caller who said without lyndon johnsons it wouldn't having civilrights. it might have taken longer. but when there is an outcry, we tend to see legislation enacted. not the other way. can you speak to that? my 17-year-old

we had nolan peterson an expert on radicalization for french muslims on last night with judge jeanine, and he said just outside of paris there are these no-go zones where sharia law is in place and the radical groups are recruiting. here's what he said, listen. >> sadly i was not surprised. i was in france at the kickoff of the iraq war. and i was very surprised by how brazen the islamist elements were in the area which is a french name for the ghetto. and i actually predicted back in 2006 that something like this would happen. france has usually being very reluctant to have an aggressive foreign policy against terrorists abroad. yet in the last few years paris has adopted a more aggressive stance. and in addition to that isis created a brand of homegrown terrorism. so the tables have turned a bit and we are at a tipping point where we have seen a lot more attacks like what we saw this week. >> what is france not doing? what's the lesson in all of this? one of them is if you have a massive assembled group of immigrants in your country it can cause you problems. and france is not even