jennifer says she prepared to die., he gave her $270 compensation for her two months in the dungeon and dropped her off in front of her mother's apartment complex. >> he snips off the handcuffs, takes the sweatshirt off me, and tells me to get out of the car. >> just like that? >> yeah. i'm just like, thank god i'm outside and actually breathing air, i'm alive, and this guy is gone. >> later that night when her mother took her to a hospital emergency room, jennifer says the doctors insisted she tell police what happened. like kirsten ten years earlier, jennifer says the old man had threatened to have her family killed if she ever went to authorities. but unlike the teenage kirsten, jennifer did go to the police with a sharp description of the man who had been holding her. >> he had white hair. he was bald up on top. i mean, he had deep-set green eyes. they were like deep in his head, he had thin eyebrows, pointy nose, high cheekbones, and like thin lips. very thin lips. and the voice was kind of high pitched. >> jennif

we are monitoring the developmentes on jennifer hudson's testimony. we'll bring you the latest live later on. envelop the news that actress jennifer hudson has taken the stand in the horrific murders of her family members. her mother seen in the video with her. her beloved nephew as well as her brother back in 2008. we'll have much more on this breaking news and what jennifer hudson testified while on the stand out of chicago. >>> we're also following developments in a rare spring snowstorm. there are pictures. we have from western pennsylvania, as well as upstate new york. the storm is now threatening parts of the northeast. look at some of this video. can you believe it? and we're in april. we're supposed to be about april showers. widespread power outages. pennsylvania's governor has declared a state of emergency saying the storm has the potential to close roads and damage a lot of property. strong winds coupled with wet heavy snow could bring down tree limbs, and they call it a possible recipe for a disaster. they're now comparing this nor'easter

jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. gordon chang and the rest who have helped us out, including trace gallagher. thanks for your participation. here is what has happened. 7:39 eastern daylight time. 8:39 a.m. on a friday in north korea they launched the rocket. it was the next big hope. the advertisement of the new leader that look what we can do suiters. instead, within 90 seconds to two minutes it dropped into the sea. never left the earth's atmosp

jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. gordon chang and the rest who have helped us out, including trace gallagher. thanks for your participation. here is what has happened. 7:39 eastern daylight time. 8:39 a.m. on a friday in north korea they launched the rocket. it was the next big hope. the advertisement of the new leader that look what we can do suiters. instead, within 90 seconds to two minutes it dropped into the sea. never left the earth's atmosphere and the new leader of north korea is faced with catastrophic failure. how does he react now? what does the u.n. security council do in its meeting tomorrow? we'll have you covered. for the journalists of fox news, i'm shepard smith. the o'reilly factor begins now.

>> oh absolutely jennifer.omney has moved so far to the right, i think bill maher, the comedian had it might on satire when he said that romney has changed to being a drag queen. look, you said i was funny. i'm trying to stand up now. >> it is totally great. you are getting the whole studio laughing here. i just want you to know. >> that's good. >> that is good. >> listen if you can make people laugh you can get them to listen jennifer. >> that is totally true senator. thank you so much for joining us inside "the war room." >> "life among the cannibals," amazon.com. >> it's a good one. and i just finished reading it today. former pennsylvania senator, arlen specter. coming up superstar surrogates bill clinton and ann romney are both looking at big roles in the 2012 campaign. but who's it factor has more umpf. we're just getting started. we want to hear from you, message created by a current tv viewer for eharmony.com >>(woman) don't wait for her to make the first move. >>(man) don't talk about your third or for

jennifer hudson, of course, was in both. courthouse in chicago covering this very tragic, very high profile case, and he has the story. >> reporter: in january, 2008, jennifer hudson was on top of the world, winning an oscar for her performance in "dream girls." >> it's going to take a while to get used to this. >> reporter: the next year, hudson's world was rocked by tragedy, her mother and brother were murdered and her 7-year-old nephew were with missing. >> there is an amber alert out right now. >> reporter: hudson returned to chicago where a frantic search was under way for julian and for the gunman. >> neighbors did report hearing gunshots about 8:00, 9:00 this morning. >> reporter: three days later the little boy's body was found inside this abandoned suv. he died of a gunshot wound and a police investigation led to the arrest of 27-year-old william balfour. the hudson family knew william balfour quite well. he grew up here in their neighborhood on the south side of chicago and ended up marrying jennifer hudson's older

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i am jennifer granholm. george zimmerman is charged with second degree murder in the trayvon martin case. we are going to dig deeper into the stand your ground laws that give gun owners legal cover. we will be joined by an arizona legislatelator in the middle of a fight over those laws. we have a couple of millionaires ready to pay higher taxes and ted strictkland on creating clean energy jobs now. this is the war room. come on inside. ♪ >> we will get into the political news of the day in just a few minutes. first, i want to touch on today's developments in the trayvon martin case. and for that, i am going to bring back in the host of current tv's "viewpoint," eliot spitzer, who, like me, is a former prosecutor and a former attorney general and governor, of course. vites eliot, thank you for joining me. >> thrilled to be with you. >> i know you covered this but what is your take on second degree murder? is that the appropriate charge? >> absolutely. of course, we need to be cautious. we don't know the evide

jennifer hudson takes the stand today, delivering emotional testimony against the man accused of murdering her mother, her brother, and nephew in the brutal neighborhood she worked so hard to escape. >>> memorize this. she became famous on the classic sitcom taxi, but marylou henner has another gift, she remembers almost every moment of her life. tonight she's sharing secrets that could help your power of recall. and steiny treats. tasting, tempting, and barely there. deserts are getting smaller, but why doesn't your waistline? we'll have the latest on the trend. >> good evening. i'm bill weir. she's an oscar winner, grammy winner, american idol finalist and multimillionaire spokeswoman. today she was introduced simply as witness for the prosecution. she took the stand in a chicago courtroom, three and a half years after her mother, sister, and young fef new were all gunned down in what prosecutors describe as a jealous rampage by her former brother-in-law. for the latest inside the courtroom, here's alex perez. >> reporter: jennifer hudson, her cinderella story, taking her down the red ca

jennifer, serving time for drug offenses, was due to be released within a matter of months.a, in for robbery, was still facing three to five more years. >> we plan to be together for the rest of our life. those are our plans. >> i'm going to stick by her. no doubt. it may sound crazy, but i'll probably end up evening coming back. >> the reality is that she could come back here to be with me. >> how? >> get another charge. >>> next on "lock up raw." >> a lot of people here can't deal with rejection, especially coming from a transsexual. >> a place in the code for gays and gay predators. when joint pan and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. because enbrel, etanercept, suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, and nervous system and

we have jennifer waiting on line in san diego. go ahead. >> hi. i'll be very quick and say, you know, i think nominating lee is one of the worst kind of revisionist history and it's one of the more insidious. he might have had a moment, and lee was called traitor by grant by being such a good general and prolonging the war. i'm a descendant from slaves. so he -- i mean, it really is comparable to nominating mandela in israel. he can't be man of the year because we still have history. we are not at 2011. i think lee's body should be mixed with road tar. >> isn't that a little harsh, jennifer? >> it's a little harsh, i think. the assumption is anybody associated with slavery, anyone remotely associated with that and who favors it in any way should be disinterred and mixed with ashes. would that apply to people living in the united states at the time of abu ghraib? we were war criminals. all of us. in his time, he transformed the war and even as you describe him as some kind of devilish fiend, he's the most influential person in 1862. >> professor th

captioned by media access group at wg access.wgbh.org jennifer 8. lee, you are a former new york times reporter and the author of fortune cookie chronicles: adventures in the world of chinese food. and lets just start with that first statistic of if you look at the number of mcdonald's, burger kings, kentucky fried chickens, and wendy's combined, you still have more chinese food restaurants. >> more chinese restaurants. more than 45,000, and growing every year, about ten percent. >> hinojosa: so how is that possible? because people think, you know what? you have fast food everywhere in the united states. or there's an image. so the truth is that in fact chinese food is... >> more pervasive, yeah. >> hinojosa: more a part of who we are, in a way. >> exactly, exactly. because, you know, as i like to say, you know, if our benchmark for americanness is apple pie, you should ask yourself, when was the last time you ate apple pie versus when was the last time you ate chinese food? i think for the vast, vast majority of people, they will have eaten chinese

jennifer franciotti has reaction and joins us live with more. good morning. >> this is a suspect that was close to the family. we're talking about michael johnson. family members say they had suspicions against him. he is phylicia barnes's older sister's former boyfriend. gregg bernstein gave few details about this case. the cause of death was ruled as asphyxiation. johnson was also seen carrying a large container to his car about the time that phylicia barnes was reported missing. his brother and uncle say that michael johnson was a long-time trusted friend. >> i would hope that he would do the right thing if it was him and tell the truth. tell the truth and give phylicia's family some type of closure. >> these investigations have always looked to the last person to have seen the victim. we know that. baltimore city made that promise. they said, we believe you're the person and we're going to get you. >> johnson's attorney sent a letter expressing the family's desire for him to receive a fair opinion. reporting live downtown, jennifer franciott

we have an overturned vehicle and jennifer road at medical parkway. be careful as police are responding. an accident on the southwest side of the city at wilkens avenue. the only delay we are seeing is at 70 down towards baltimore national pike. light volume around the area. it is spring break for many schools. this is the area of old court road. normally a very heavy spot but moving well down towards 70. this is traffic on 83 at york road. problem free at the moment all the way down to the beltway. enjoy this quiet ride. not bad on the j.f.x. into town. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the sun is rising as we speak. we had a lot of clouds over baltimore and back into western maryland. sunshine along the eastern shore. off towards the west, there are some showers making their way over the west virginia border into northern virginia. these could push their way east into washington, d.c. we cannot rule an isolated sprinkle, not much more that a couple of raindrops on the windshield. low pressure is moving offshore. schreiber thunderstorms movi

>> no, ma'am. >> jennifer will not get out of ad seg until she serves another 13 that's much less time than if a more serious sentence had been  handed down. >> sit back down. for about five minutes to the  ground, please. >> ground close. >> until the grounds close. don't say nothing. i don't want to hear you talk n more. restricted. all unassigned inmates report to your dorm. >> jennifer and danica will not be able to see each other today. the prison closes the yard, meaning danica will have to return to her dorm. >> when the bond between two inmates becomes more important than the individual inmate herself, that's a security issue. all these people are here for making bad choices. and if they begin to continue those bad choices inside, then they start pairing up with bad choices. and that makes a large bad choice for us. >> i love you! i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind. we're armed, and inexperienced. people call me an over-waterer.

jennifer hudson has earned her spot in spotlight.e monday, she'll be in a spotlight that she'll never could have imagined. she'll be at the trial of william belfuur, police unleashed the rage after he learned his ex-wife was dating. >> reporter: the jury isn't going to be able to ignore that. >> reporter: the trial is expected to draw media from all quarters. jennifer call put pulled to fame after being voted off of american idol. star struck jurors are a concern not only for the defense but also prosecutors. >> they have to stay focused. they can't resort to any kind of tricks or rest on the fact that they have a star member of the victim's family as part of their prosecution team. >> on the south side of chicago, where hudson was born and grew from neighborhood starlet to international superstar, her return home is bittersweet. >> you're excited from the fame level that she's here but then you have to remember why she's back. >> reporter: hudson has kept most of that anguish private, but all of that could change if she takes the wi

i am jennifer granholm. you are watching the war room. today was a day when the republican primary basically ended. rick santorum ended his run for the white house. tonight, we ask the question: did he ever really have a chance against mitt romney and his money machine? and then taxation and income inequality, a topic we are going to explore with former san francisco mayor, willie brown and another major global corporation is cutting its ties with alec. we will tell you which one, which companies and which grass roots activists are going to be targeting next. this is the war room. come on inside. into this race at our kitchen table against all of the odds and we made a decision over the weekend that while this presidential race for us is over for me and we will suspend our campaign effective today, we are not done fighting. >> so that is former pennsylvania senator rick santorum announcing that today, it's game over for his presidential campaign. honestly, the massachusetts math just did not add up. santorum only had 285 delegates to romn

jennifer franciotti is live with the latest. good morning. >> the prosecution wrapped up its case yesterday. the jury heard more testimony on monday. a police sergeant -- the jurors saw more photos including video of the dog on fire. and ignitable substance was found on jeans taken from the home and which the brothers lived. this is a retrial was supposed to happen last may but has been postponed several times. >> what have amorites activists been saying -- what have animal rights activists been saying? >> they think this case has led to some positive changes in the community. >> jennifer franciotti, thank you. >> here is ann curry with a look at what is coming up next on the "today" show. >> good morning. breaking news -- a tsunami warning triggered by a powerful earthquake off the coast of indonesia. a strange new twist in the trayvon martin case. ctomoom will be back -- octomom. ricky gervais will join us live. >> 6:53. 39 degrees on tv hill. >> coming up, we'll take a last look at weather and traffic together before you head

i don't know what would best fit jennifer. she has not only under mayor lee but also mayor gavin brown -- newsom. [laughter] now lieutenant governor under mayer brown bossed governor brown -- now the lieutenant governor under gov. brown. she is the director of the department of economic and workforce development. please welcome her. [applause] >> i don't know what the equivalent is but i think i am more the taskmaster, safe driver. still ginsberg, the director of the park, thank you. we would not be here today without leadership and guidance of the port commission represented by kimberly brandon. the director of the office and workforce development, my duties include the interest and development, business attraction and retention, small business development, international trade and commerce and workforce development. when you listen to the job description, you understand why this is so important. this is not only a breathtaking spectator event that will mark us internationally, this touches on nearly every aspect of what we do

jennifer mclogan has the story. >> reporter: this is 2 and a half-year-old mathew in the midst of one of his laughing seizures they would over take his body hundreds of times a day leaving mathew confused and disoriented and parents helpless and hopeless. >> just heart breaking i mean heart breaking to find out your child has a tumour. >> reporter: the brain legion creating the fit, and the leading authority is at north shore university hospital. >> hard to believe he could have done better. >> reporter: following two complex, extremely risky operations removing nerve masses to the top of mathew's head his laughter and spasms stopped he is eating and drinking even saying new words. >> it took a village to get here, because lot of prayers. >> reporter: mathew and his parents flew here from st. paul minnesota >> there is no word to explain how happy we are, with the result and you know, since he has surgery for almost 10 days, no seizure, no laughing, and he is becoming himself. >> i realize there is a long -- you have a long life to go but he has a lot of hope now. >> this must be thri

jennifer love hewitt. were you embarrassed by that?not that over there. >> no, following that big boob picture. i'm classy. >> jimmy: how does this work? did you do a ride along with a masseuse? >> you know what is really funny, people are like, do you want to meet, women and men who do happy endings and i was like, well, no, i absolutely don't want to do that, ever, in my whole life, no. i was like, i can just fake it, like, i'll just -- i can, you know, do this and -- >> jimmy: you are not going to gather much information. >> not much to study. >> jimmy: do the writers of the show use it as an excuse to go to these places? >> i don't know. but so many people told me strange places where this happens. >> jimmy: really? >> in l.a. >> jimmy: can we map it out now? >> i know. well, no, i can't say. isn't that crazy? i didn't know how much of it actually happens. >> jimmy: how much of it actually does happen? >> a lot of it happens. there's a lot of stuff going on, people. >> jimmy: really? >> it's not just on "the client list." >> jimmy:

jennifer hudson who is on the witness list is expected to attend. ted rowlands, cnn, chicago. >>> this morning a man named bubba sits atop the golf world. florida native bubba watson won the masters. watson broke down in tears and regained his composure only long enough to don the green jacket. he is as surprised as anyone to win his first major title on the legendary course. >> i've never had a dream go this far like i've been saying so i can't say it's a dream come true. the thing thing, is golf is not my everything. i'm not going to go home. if i would have lost today i would not go home and pout. for me to come out here and win it's awesome for a week and get back to real life. i haven't changed a diaper yet so probably have to change a diaper pretty soon. >> yes, he will because two weeks ago, watson and his wife completed the adoption of a baby. the process four years in the making. watson known for his brilliant play and hair trigger tear ducts. he'll say, he'll cry, quote, at everything. >>> strong emotions for tiger woods who was going for

jennifer aniston. angelina jolie. jennifer lopez. have all one time nabbed the big honor. 2012, sofia vergara from "modern family" and charlize theron as well. >> not a bad list. >> you know, beyonce and i dated for several years. i'm so glad her career has just taken off since the breakup. she rebounded really, really well. >> it helped her get over the heartbreak, rob. now that she's a mom. she's fully healed. >> looking good, beyonce. >> yes, we love you. >>> "30 rock" is going to be live tonight. this is only the second time in its history that it's done a live show. but it's very exciting. actually the theme of this show will be about live versus film. and the fun thing about live tv as we know here working in tv is that anything can happen. lines can be flubbed. but the last time they did it live, it, you know, went off without too much of a hitch. it was apparently pretty good. and they're going to play it old school. they'll do live for the west coast as well. so they're going to do a fresh show for the west coast. >> i like when shows go live. you can sometimes se

jennifer franciotti is live with details for us. good morning. >> this mother is accused of stabbing her baby during a supervised visit. police want to know how this was able to happen inside a secure building. the stabbing happened about 10:00 yesterday morning. they handle foster care. >> a whole bunch of police and an ambulance. >> people were running. people were coming out screaming. >> police and paramedics scrambled when called after the baby was stabbed. >> they brought the baby out on the structure. >> one of the workers had a bunch of blood on his leg. >> this office is where biological parents have supervised visits with their children in foster care. >> at some point the mother became irate, pulled out a kitchen knife and began stabbing the baby. >> the baby was rushed to johns hopkins children's center. her mother is in custody. an investigation is underway to find out how the mother got in with the kitchen knife. >> how can somebody get in social services with a kitchen knife? -- butcher knife? you have to go through a

jennifer l.? -- jennifer berma? such dedication is unworthy of the highest esteem. -- is worthy of the highest esteem. a lot of stars. >> before our recipients leave, i want to say thank you through the police department curator this shows officers were using a law enforcement partners. ithey have worked many cases wih us, so i want to thank you for about. they also showed use of technology. and they want all these tv shows where things pop up on the screen. this does not happen naturally. i want to thank the fbi who was using profiles in psychology. thank you for partnering with us to take an extremely dangerous person off the street. he is a great agent. thank you very much. [applause] thank you, and we will move back into this with public comment period of we will call a general public comment. >> item number one, the general public comment. you have three minutes tuesday. -- to speak. by some of you may have seen this article, and it had to do with comments i made on february 2, and subsequent to that meeting, t

i am jennifer granholm. we are going to begin on the campaign front where mit no, ma'am romney is shadowing barackbar obama. it means stopping in the very places he has been and saying the exact opposite of what the president said. it's one of the oldest campaign tricks in the handbook and one that romney hopes will win him the white house. romney was in lorraine county ohio, which was the very same county president obama was in yesterday. notice their very different takes on the current state of the economy. >> under president obama these regulations have been crushing burden some. the regulators see their job as pushing back on enterprise. if i am the president of the united states, we are going to rein back these regulations, say no to the regulations of the obama years and put people back to work. >> they keep telling us if we just weaken regulations but keep our air and water clean and protect our consumers, if we just cut everybody's taxes and convert these investments in community colleges and researc

jennifer franciotti has more. >> good morning. that fire happened here on tuesday night at the pleasant zion baptist church in dundalk. fire investigators say this fire was intentionally set. officials say there was evidence at the scene that led them to classify this as an arson case. the fire cost about $400,000 worth of damage. members will not be able to meet here for the foreseeable future. the archdiocese of baltimore has offered the church a nearby facility to use. they are still deciding where to have sunday services. >> i will leave it in the lord's hands. i can do anything about it. he fights my battles. >> nobody was inside the church at the time of the fire. >> right now police have no suspects or motives in this case. they are asking for the public's help, and a reward is being offered. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. after three years, travers and tremayne johnson are found not guilty. the jury deliberated for only an hour before reaching that verdict. they said prosecutors to not present a strong

connect with "the war room" jennifer granholm. >>it's a call to arms. make your voice heard. ♪ >>> in recent weeks we put a lot of focus on the war on women, and that's because women's rights are under siege, but that doesn't mean there isn't another side of the story. almost 40% of working wives make more than their husbands. single childless women in their 20s living in urban centers make more than their male peers, and by 2013 women will make up 60% of the college body. our next guest argues we're not preparing our son for a changing world. on the other hand our inventors and ceos are more than 90% men, and on the other hand our prisons and serial killers are more than 90% men. warren ferrell is an expert in the field of gender studies and the best-selling author of seven some-odd books. thank you for joining us inside "the war room." i am on warren ferrell's board, so i'll be a bit of a devil's advocate for him. there are men who, you know, run everything and have higher salaries, so why should women get out the violins for men? >> first of all, pow

. >>> for singer, jennifer hudson, a painful 3 1/2 year wait for a trial is over. jury selection begins today in the trial of william balfour, the man charged with killing hudson's mother, brother, and 7-year-old nephew. it happened after hudson won an academy award and an grammy. she is the estranged husband of hudson's sister. he has denied the charges. he acted in a fit of rage because he believed his wife had a boyfriend. a live report in chicago in just 30 minutes. >>> live pictures now from the white house. president obama hanging out on the south lawn. it is the annual white house easter egg roll. 30,000 people why all 50 states get tickets to come to the party. when he gets back inside, the president is scheduled to sit down with brazil's president who is in town to talk about trade and energy issues. >>> more troubling news from north krorea. a south korea intelligent report says work is being done in the northeastern part of the country where it staged two previous atomic tests. this comes as north korea presses ahead with plans to launch a rocket carryin

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jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. the second trial for twin brothers accused in the burning death of a dog ends in a not guilty verdict. there was video showing two people running from the crime scene. the video never shows the brothers letting the dog on fire. one juror said the evidence was not there for a conviction. >> it is what is. you can only go by what you see. it is what you can prove. >> the first trial ended in a hung jury. >> a man will spend 20 years in prison. prosecutors say sean schleigh walked into a middle school and try to attack a boy. he took an alford plea and received five years' probation. a woman accused of throwing bleach and it will mark has been banned from the store for five years. theresa jefferson pleaded guilty back in october. the store had to be shutdown. >> parole denied for charles manson. why he may never get another chance to be released. >> much jail time john edwards faces if convicted -- how much jail time john edwards faces if jail time john edwards faces if yeah, but the fee

jennifer would be in favor of the octopi wall street. i would be in the favor -- maybe we you would be to come up a different movement. it is a movement for rationality and compromise. this book was easy to write because we love each other and compromise. >> the legislature, on the other hand -- >> the legislature. that is the point. these intense, ideological positions. i don't know if you watched the first republican debate. they were 10 of them up there on fox. this is right when the debt ceiling was being raised when the government almost shut down, our credit rating dropped for the first time ever. the moderator said if you had a deal for the 1.8 chili and that has to be resolved -- if you had a deal right now, did you see this question? ten part cut, one part tax revenue increase. would you take video? did you watch? every single one of them hesitated for a second. everyone said they would not take the deal. i am in favor of a party -- the new party of radical compromise. what happened with the big three when everybody gave a littl