jeanine reyes spoke to the family. >> reporter: that dog jasper lived inside that home right there. that's where he's accused of biting the neighbor while on the other side of a gate. the neighbor who happened to live just across the street wants that dog euthanized. his owners do not. >> the family living in this home said 2-year-old jasper is so friendly they shared pictures of the pooch with their young daughter. a 14-year-old hard the tip of her pinky is now gone. >> her family reported it on february 20th. they declined to fill out a statement or show them the injury. four days later that he called animal services back saying they'd like to pursue further action against the dog's owner and filled out a report providing pictures of the girl's pinky. >> that's when animal services took jasper into quarentine where he's been ever since. animal services would not show us where he is today but costs his family $10 a day. >> that sent this intent to euthanize letter. the victim asked for jasper to be euthanized saying the attack was unprovoked. another claims the teen girl stuck her

. >> i would like an opinion from lauri and jeanine on this one too the fact that we rarely get to see the children teenagers in the whwhe house -- do you think it's coincidence they were own this trip or do you think it's something that the president is trtrng to do in terms of reaching out to the younger generation of cuban americans by having his daughters here in communist cuba? >> absolutely i think that they want the daughters to connect with the young people you know just the image of these teenage girls w!lking around who are daughters of the united states president i think that will definitely resonate with the the younger cuban people and just so our viewers know what you're watching and calvin you're watching live video from state run television so this is what the cuban people are watching; is that correct? >> live on the island here and that is really remarkable -- and we cannot stress how as stop initial shipping it is -- lost audio. this is what exactly the people cuban people were looking forward to seeing live pictures of an american president here on their soil. >> an

any surprises so far on the democratic side, jeanine?the biggest surprise is that bernie has made it as far as he has made it. especially with all the money he's been able to raise and the momentum that he's been carrying forward. he is very attractive to young voters and also independent voters. basically he's been a gnat flying around hillary clinton's head, because she can't focus on ted cruz or donald trump, and she's having to spend resources on bernie sanders. >> she's starting to focus more on donald trump, though. tony, in terms of john kasich, he is right now i think in second place for the republicans there in utah. although only 2% of the precincts have been reported. why is he still in the race? what is his purpose? >> his win in ohio was sigtd significant, if you think about the larger stop trump strategy that deprived him of 66 votes that he otherwise would have gotten. i think kasich thinks he has a road map through the northeast and the upper midwest. wisconsin is the next contest in two weeks. but i think it's going to b

i'm judge jeanine piero. when are you responsible for someone else's reaction? since when if you verbally lean right, are you responsible for the left's physical reaction? since when do you have the right to interrupt my right to listen to a candidate for the highest office in the land? this is america, not the soviet uni union. this is america. you cannot prevent me from speaking or listening. you cannot sensor speech. free speech is guaranteed. it's why our founding fathers made it their very first amendment to the law of the land. it's what distinguishes us from communist countries, and totalitarian regime. it's why people risk their lives to come here. your free speech, however, is not more important than mine. your free speech is the difference from mine. doesn't mean you're right and i'm wrong and therefore i must be silent. but that is exactly what the left tried to do in chicago last night and again, moments ago in kansas city to more than 25,000 who came to hear donald trump. some supporters, some undecided, some simply curious. others abject anarchists

now back to "justice with judge jeanine."anine. >>> welcome back to justice, a big weekend in the race for president. let's get to it. joining me now, conservative radio talk show host, larry elder and former dnc wester states director, ed espinoza. all right, larry, what is your take on the results from last night? >> when i still feel it's trump's race to lose. i think if mitt romney gets his way and kasich remains in the race and possibly takes ohio and rubio possibly takes florida, then, we have a broken convention. and you think the base is bad now, imagine what happens if trump comes through with the delegates? this is a race down to donald trump and cruz and if i want to try to stop donald trump i would urge kasich and rubio to drop out. they're not going to do it and it's going to be a long slog. >> how does rubio get up every importanting and say i still have a shot. he won one state. is he delusional? >> well, it takes a lot of vanity to run for office. and maybe he can take it. the only hope he has if there is a br

jeanine reyes just spoke to one resident who was forced to take plaint. >> this homeowner said in the 13 years he's lived here he's never had trouble with his trash until now. he said if he fills haulers will take that trash and >> he took it and threw it on the ground, dumped it and drove off. >> david showwalter said he watched his trash hauler fcc leave more of a mess that they're hired to pick up. he took pictures of this disregarded in the street. >> he came back and left it there. >> he complained to the county. >> getting less service. >> okay. >> over all i'm get tingless service than what i was getting before. >> the county said because his trash filled more than this bin the hauler did not have to pick it up. even so they sent a crew to come back and get it later. this is not the first complaint we've heard about haulers leaving behind a mess. earlier this month we caught fcc workers tossing a flower pot back into the yard. that's not allowed. today the county met to dis cuss the fines. find out how much they have to pay tomorrow. >> he said he spent two hours complaining ne

come out and meet jeanine stan wood, my buddy carlos flores and ben kennedy. i will also be out there along with nikki mohan, todd and eric local 10 news booth at that time. >> and from 1:30 o about 4:00 you can check with liane morajon, jennifer, and derek shore and others. you can also say out and say hi to jacey birch, constance jones. you will see all of us between 15th and 16th. >> and one thing we do know for certain, we will be losing an hour of sleep. >> i'm very excited. tonight means that all of my clocks are perfect.will end up being correct. because i never changed them. so since last fall, all theclocks in my -- >> you never fell back last year. >> no. >> so every day. >> i don't have to set any clocks tonight. >> daylight longer. i can get off work very late and still go for a jog outside. >> bottom line here is in about 10 minutes when the show's over, go to bed because it will be 12:30 just like that. move those clocks forward ar you lose the hour of sleep. good news is we got some autiful weather here across south florida to start the week. 74

. >> she should not have to live in >> reporter: nickio and tonyio and jeanine boyd introduced the safe at home act. it would ban convicted abusers from having gun and force ofenders to pre prevent having firearms. >> it doesn't cover every loophole. it begins the process. it's one tool of reducing violence, taking away weapons in a situation so that maybe we can keep some women alive. >> reporter: our reporting also revealed just how dangerous those loopholes can be. we found domestic violence victims with five times more likely to be murdered if their abuser owns a gun. . >>> meant to be. i was in the right place at the right time. >> not the first time that's happened to this local lucky lotto winners. how many times she's won big. >>> the scammers are reaching higher. a new warning about genuine looking e-mails out to get you and your business. >>> and this cute teddy bear isn't at cuddly as you may think. what a cute clerk found inside this stuffy. the good news - rob portman's helped create jobs. the bad news - they're a long way from ohio. in congress portman voted for nafta, cre

michael covering the candidates and jeanine is keeping stop sign on the candidates. let begin with youwith analysis. >> calvin and lori, marco rubio need aid big night a successful debate and he had one. >> senator marco rubio of florida. >> marco rubio got thunderous applause when he came out. it was clearly a hometown crowdit was clearly a hometown crowd. >> our country is in serious, serious trouble it's a bubble and going to explode. >> allight we'll take --. >> at first donald trump spoke with usual high person lee and without his use passion and really think islam hates america you. >> said last night to cnn islam hates us did you mean all 1.6 billion. >> i mean a lot of them. i mean a lot of them. >> a lot of people find appeal in the this he says because he says what they wish peoplple would say. presidents cannot say anything they want it has consequences here and around the world. >> every debete is important and for marco rubio, who must huge. that led to several sharp but civil exchanges betweeeerubio and trump. >> i would probably have the embassy closed

jeanine reyes tried to talk to him. he didn't say anything but he did show any reaction to our questions? >> reporter: police say three young girls, one who become as young as 5 became unsuspecting victims. they credit a good samaritan for helping catch him. skirts of at least two unsuspecting girls shopping. that good samaritan reported it to management who did not call police. three weeks later the good samaritan shopper say erwin the manager. >> that was the second time they had seen erwin shopping basket. they got his plate numbers and called police and turned over the surveillance video. >> in it you see erwin holding that basket and his cell phone. after fiddling with the face he he targeted a teenager between 13 and 15. on the video they see the manager said he only saw him in the store twice. >> after posting bond we saw him in the jail lobby on a phone call. facing $100,000 in code enforcement fines has cleared the property. the lake fair view mini storage property was notified that contamination is now cleaned

come out and meet jeanine stan wood, my buddy carlos flores and ben kennedy. i will also be out there along with nikki mohan, todd and eric to meet and greet you at the local 10 news booth at that time. >> and from 1:30 o about 4:00 you can check with liane morajon, jennifer, and derek shore and others. you can also say out and say hi to jacey birch, constance jones. you will see all of us between 15th and 16th. >> and one thing we do know for certain, we will be losing an hour of sleep. >> i'm very excited. tonight means that all of my clocks are perfect.will end up being correct. because i never changed them. so since last fall, all theclocks in my -- >> you never fell back last year. >> no. >> so every day. >> i don't have to set any clocks tonight. >> daylight longer. i can get off work very late and still go for a jog outside. >> bottom line here is in about 10 minutes when the show's over, go to bed because it will be 12:30 just like that. move those clocks forward tonight and it is the time of ar you lose the hour of sleep. good news is we got some auti

. >> hello jeanine and lauri. >> it's interesting that you said the president made a detour that hotel is that of the major league baseball and they've taken over that hotel and kicked out the visitors and tourists. they've taken over the hotel and the tampa bay rays are getting into town later tonight. >> we should be seeing some of them arriving tonight. that's the hotel where we get our credentials for the game tuesday between the cuban national baseball team and the tampa bay rays. have you had a chance to talk to the players? >> yes. >> tampa is different in terms of how cuba is looked at. >> tampa and cuba are linked historicalal that date back to late 1800s right and it's a different migration shin and different set of immigrants that went to tampa to build the cigar factories which is why tampa is knknn as cigar city -- their perception o cuba is different because it's prerevolution. so the pain associated with the revolution is not there as it is in south florida. >> if you want to attend the game it's by invite only and also we heard from a miami columnist who was not happy t

jeanine reyes tried to talk to him. he didn't say anything but he did show any reaction to our questions? >> reporter: police say three young girls, one who become as young as 5 became unsuspecting victims. they credit a good samaritan for helping catch him.

michael covering the candidates and jeanine is keeping stop sign on the candidates. let gin with you with analysis. >> calvin and lori, marco rubio need aid big night a successful debate and he had one. >> senator marco rubio o o florida. >> marco rubio got thunderous applause when he came out. it was clearly a hometown crowdit was clearly a hometown crowd. >> our country is in serious, serious trouble it's a bubble and going to explode. >> all right we'll take --. with usual high person lee and without his use passion and until he was askedd does he really think islam hates america you. >> said last night to cnn islam hates us did you mean all 1.6 billion. >> i mean a lot of them. i mean a lot of them. >> a lot of people find appeal in the things he says because he says what they wish people would say. presidents cannot say anything they want it has consequences here and around the world. every debate is important and for marco rubio, who must win the home state tonight was huge. that led to several sharp but civil exchanges between rubio and trump. >> i would proba

jeanine reyes spoke to the family. >> reporter: that dog jasper lived inside that home right there. that's where he's accused of biting the neighbor while on the other side of a gate. the neighbor who happened to live just across the street wants that dog euthanized. his owners do not. >> the family living in this home said 2-year-old jasper is so friendly they shared pictures of the pooch with their young daughter. a 14-year-old

the first game cuban national team onene second five weeks later and i want to end this lori and jeanine a lot of folks are wondering what the first lady had on tonight at the state dinner it was a black dress with a floral print. with that one. but reporting from havana witit my colleague here. i'm calvin. i'll send it back to you. >> it was a casual night kind of a surprise for a state dinner. calvin, great job today. so much politics tomorrow about baseball and cuban people. we'll tu in to you. thank. not everyone was celebrating the president's historoc visit and protesters gathered outside little havana voicing their opinion of the trip and other unger people nearby were not as critical. >> they are businessmen and they are looking foremen and they don't care about suffering my people. >> i think they'll come eventually. it's just somebody has to take initiative i mean you know i think this is better if we're there first. >> ultimately,the protests against president obamatrip was small and limited to few he than 30 people. our coverage continues when president obama will directly me

. >> reporter: jeanine's dream is a reality.hey renovated this three bedroom top to bottom relying almost entirely on donated supplies and labor. >> it took a year and a half because it was all volunteers and we fitted in when we can and you know we made it work. >> you couldn't give to it a better person, a vet that protects us all the time so we in return gave her something nice. >> reporter: she's a nursing student at camden county college and will rent to own through a partnership between catholic clarities and the community asset preservation corporation. >> the idea is to keep this going, take the funding put it into other homes and kind of do the same thing for other families. >> reporter: contractors say when they first began work here some of the neighbors were skeptical but over time they accepted them and began to welcome the work they're doing here. >> i have no worries. all i can say is thank you so much. >> reporter: her sister and her daughter will be living here, too and thanks to some kind hearted contractors, j

and jeanine is at marco rubio rally taking place at tropical& park in southwest miami-dade. and our senior political analyst michael putney has a inside look at the races. >> more historic change in cuba with a concert announced this morning for rolling stones. >> anchor: neki mohan is live in the stutuo with details just in. >> reporter: that's right. rolling stones say they will play a free concert in havana this month on march 25. it is biggest acto play there since the start of the revolution 57 years ago. and stones will play in havana. audience. in a country where government once persecuted young people for listening to rock music. that has changed. with easing of diplomatic relations with u.s. a statement. the band said we have performed in many special places during our long career. but this show in hava will be a landmark event for us, and we hope for all of our friends had cuba too. and the concert is held three days after president obama's historical visit there march 21 and 22. the white house said that while while from he will meet with president castro but not

what happened out there jeanine? >>reporter: police told me they can confirm a man is dead. he was ejected from his vehicle in what appears to be a hit-and-run accident. camden lee is blocked off in all directions because investigators are here at the scene. there's a pick up truck up on the sidewalk. that pick up truck was involved in a collision with an suv. the suv is behind it but it's so dark i don't think you can see it. they t-boned here near camden and lee. one person was ejected and they died here at the scene. the body is still here. the coroner hasn't been called. there's a lot of glass and debris in the road so they are trying to keep everyone away. people in one of the cars were told they bailed and fled on foot. one of the occupants stayed. he's in custody, not necessarily under arrest because police don't know if that person was the driver. still a developing situation and active scene out here and hoping to get more information from the ar gent but all we know now is an adult male is dead. this intersection will be closed the next few hours. this is in the ar

now back to justice with judge jeanine. foxnews.com.powerful name in news, fox news channel. for all of your headlines log on to foxnews.com. >>> developing tonight, another critical week ahead in the race for the white house. candidates battle to win delegates. with me now to break it all down is republican pollster leigh carter. arizona coming up on tuesday. they're blocking the road so people can't get to the trump rally. help trump or hurt? >> i've seen evidence both ways. i've seen it's going to help trump. i've seen it'sgoing to hurt. there's people that say that last week on the 15th that late breakers went against trump. there's polls that were put out this say republicans are likely go for trump because it's a showing there's energy. this is getting people excited and focused on trump. i see both sides of the story. i think in arizona we'll see trump win. >> yeah. the numbers indicate that trump is far ahead. it's not within the margin of error. more than that, there's still some undecides in arizona. how could they be undecide

jeanine whether they think it is worth the taxpayer money. supposed to eat certain things. you don't need the wasting more taxpayer money. you already know. i this is what i think. redundant. then listen day says if people don't know. shame on them. gu lel mer says did we discuss the city council members giving them a phrase. greg: as predicted got yourself worked up. you worked up the nice people like gu ler know. all quite frankly for no reason. here is why think so f reason. folks, this is just canned an idea, or they told me on schoolhouse rock when i was six years old. this is only a bill. watch. i am just a bill yes, i am on a bill note i am sitting here on capitol hill well, it as it long, long journey. greg: okay. around. why don't they have other important things do? down the know when you go in, sugar and carbs. rosanna: the french fries not got four. the burger? greg: she is just a person at the computer. ji okay. fast, carbs. i mean, you know what you are getting into when go out to a restaurant. greg: hopefully. by the way, rose san ma, she in the restaurant bu

of course, we will have the results from the dc contest tonight on fox news on "justice" with john jeanine. stay tuned right here on fox. more election coverage coming your way as early voting comes to a close in florida. how things are shaping up ahead of tuesday's all important pivotal primary. the arrival also of daylight savings time, leaving many of us with a not so sunny disposition. we'll look at the growing effort to ban the time change all this just got interesting. so why pause to take a pill? together. >>> tragedy at the last great race. one dog killed, three dogs hurt when basically an attack happened during the iditarod trail sled dog race. investigators are saying a snowmobiler intentionally drove into two teams about halfway into the iconic race. the first team escaped with just one dog hurt. jeff king's team was attacked next. king, by the way, is a four-time iditarod champion. his three-year-old dog, nash, was killed. two others were injured. both teams intend to finish the race. alaska state troopers are investigating. >>> many of us will be hitting the snooze button tomo

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i'm judge justine jeanine pirro. we will have comment from our top strategists.have heard from donald trump, but also, it is a winning night for ted cruz and he spoke not long about, not long ago about two caucus victories. >> we saw it happen on super tuesday and super saturday, and you are seeing that people will coalesce around our campaign, because we are the only campaign that can beat donald trump, and to date, we have beat him not once, or twice, but seven times in states across the country with wide geographic diversity and wide ideological diversity. >> a big night for the democrats as well with hillary clinton picking up louisiana and bernie sanders in nebraska and kansas. let's hear from the democratic candidates from earlier tonight. >> today, democrats caucus and voted in louisiana, kansas and nebraska and i want to congratulate senator sanders for strong campaign and i am thrilled that we are adding to the pledge delegate count, and i'm grateful for everyone who turned out to support us, but now all eyes tourn michigan. and i can tell you this, we w

. >> thank you my name is jeanine i'm the co-founder with the design builder firm and san francisco's only solar contractor that is a certified b b e the first san francisco based on contractors to become workforce development through cleanpowersf and today to commissioner courtneys comments you know we have 50 percent of our crew leads come to us through office of economic workforce development and the first go solar back office hire that is doing during the expansion to insure that is no boats on the roof but incorporated women and others to have pastoring into careers in solar melissa is now has a staff of 3 that she manages and reluctance purchased a home and re-entering we're talking about transformative employment and careers in the best scenario what we've- i'm pleased that the sfpuc is look at the workforce development xhoenlt i agree with commissioner courtney that has not on the whole seen the placement and retention that is really necessary to drive the environmental and social justice components that i think dr. jackson wanted to see and expected of this program and holds

if social security's records are correct, they need to inform the guiness world records that jeanine tlived ms. lewis calmet by 73 years. if we can eliminate these erroneous pames base on what was paid out in 2014, that's over $1 trillion in 24 years. i think we can agree that would be a great start toward getting our fiscal house in order. finally, mr. speaker, i'm not an advocate of more taxes but we can do a better job of collecting those that are actually due. as of september 30, 2014, the internal revenue service's total tax debt inventory was $380 billion. which is a 23% increase since 2009. this is $380 billion in uncorrected taxes. i think it's safe to assume that we would prefer not to have our hard-earned dollars taken from us, but i also think it's safe to assume that the average person would be disgusted to hear that while they're paying taxes, others are failing to pay theirs. one other thing we could do is in the area of tax reform, since i've brought that up, is corporate income tax. it is estimated that there's more than $2 trillion in revenues that are being held off

. >> thank you my name is jeanine i'm the co-founder with the design builder firm and san francisco's only solar contractor that is a certified b b e the first san francisco based on contractors to become workforce development through cleanpowersf and today to commissioner courtneys comments you know we have 50 percent of our crew leads come to us through office of economic workforce development and the first go solar back office hire that is doing during the expansion to insure that is no boats on the roof but incorporated women and others to have pastoring into careers in solar melissa is now has a staff of 3 that she manages and reluctance purchased a home and re-entering we're talking about transformative employment and careers in the best scenario what we've- i'm pleased that the sfpuc is look at the workforce development xhoenlt i agree with commissioner courtney that has not on the whole seen the placement and retention that is really necessary to drive the environmental and social justice components that i think dr. jackson wanted to see and expected of this program and holds

. >> wipe the program.the second film, "insurgent," jeanine, played by kate winslet, hunts down ebel forces as the city plunges into turmoil. now, in the third installment is and four will venture beyond the city walls to unlock the future of humanity. >>> >> good morning. the series. >> reminded me. >> you noticed the tightness of >> i asked for them to be specifically tight, yes. >> we don't have a problem with that. >> get us and your fans caught up to speed. where do we pick you all up here? -- the third movie begins a couple weeks after the last film has ended. things are changing in the world they're living in.tts' character is taking city. they decide to leave and see what's outside and kind of look for new hope. out that the world outside is very different to what they thought it was. characters. jeff daniels and all these people that blood, which is fun. >> in this movie, i mean, and all of them, you're in crazy good >> thank you. >> notice the tight shirts. >> i have a screen grab of that. very nice. so do you have to get in shape in between, or do you stay crazyhape in bet

well, pastor jeffers was on with judge jeanine last night and saying they're trying to prop up their open campaigns and he has a problem with it. >> i want to see a word about the other spineless gop candidates. you know, instead of exploiting the situation to try to prop up their failing campaigns, what they ought to be doing is standing up and saying, you know, we may not agree with everything trump says. we may not even like the way he says it, but we are standing in solidarity with his first amendment rights. they won't do that because they're too weak which is why they're losing. >> but another important point to what he is saying, this is not about donald trump. this is about the first amendment. people do have a first amendment right to protest speech or rhetoric they don't like. you don't have a right to go and beat up somebody at a rally or rush the stage and potentially put a candidate in danger because you disagree with what they say. >> this is not helping their cause either to get the message out. we'll have much more on this throughout the show. we have great guests to