>> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm. tonight on "the war room" things heat up on the campaign front. summer is here and the republicans have settled on a message. >> get the hell off the beach. >> jennifer: i mean aside from that. >> we're right, and they're wrong. >> jennifer: there, that's more like it. the presidential campaign enters the dog days, and changes in season means changes in strategy. tonight in "the war room." school is in. >> obama: the truth of the matter is as i said we created 4.3 million jobs over the last 27 months. over 800,000 just this year alone. the private sector is doing fine. >> romney: is he really that out of touch? i think he's defining what it means to be detached and out of touch with the american people. >> mr. president take it from me the private sector is not doing well. listen the american people are still asking the question where are the jobs? >> my question would be to the president, are you kidding? >> jennifer: oh my gosh, listen to g.o.p. leaders you would think that the president said that the country is about to deat all times during to

jennifer says she prepared to die. but instead, 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 pitche

jennifer, serving time for drug offenses, was due to be released within a matter of months. danica, 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 will probably end up even coming back. >> the reality is she could come back here to be with me. >> how? >> get another charge. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> a lot of people here can't deal with rejection, especially coming from homosexuals. >> a place in the code for gays and gay predators. >>> attitudes towards sex in male penitentiaries are complex. according to the convict code, child molesters and rapists are reviled. but homosexuals can live freely in prison as long as they adhere to other parts of the code. mind your own business. and never show weakness. >> well, the boys seem to have no problem. they love us. i mean, we're like gold in here. we really are. there are very few of us. oh, please. maybe not for you. anyway, they treat us just like they treat anybody else. lon

jennifer, serving time for drug offenses, was due to be released within a matter of months.bery, 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 will probably end up even coming back. >> the reality is she could come back here to be with me. >> how? >> get another charge. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> a lot of people here can't deal with rejection, especially coming from homosexuals. >> a place in the code for gays and gay predators. do you read out loud or in your head? do you need a lamp to see? and does it leave your bedmate be? don't you wish there was a light that wouldn't keep them up all night? if so, you'll be happy to know, our newest nook now comes with glow. introducing nook simple touch with glowlight, the only e-reader made for bedtime reading. find your nook at your neighborhood barnes & noble. support team usa and show our olympic spirit right in our own backyard. so we combined our citi thankyou points to make it happen. tom

thanks for watching. >>> i am jennifer granholm. tonight in the war room, a showdown over voting rights in florida i will say this for rick% scott. he takes voting purpling seriously. into his efforts to suppress votes. his response? go pound sand. after all, nothing bad ever happens to voters in florida. so the question is: what has two thumbs and is actively defying the federal government so he can rid the florida roles of as many youth and elderly voters as he can? this guy. . >> so remember this guy? for those who may have forgotten, that is florida's republican governor rick scott. he is the first person nominated to our war room public enemy list. how did he earn this dupbious distinction? crimes against democracy. governor scott has ordered his administration to purge florida's voter roles. we talked a lot about voter suppression and how it affects minorities and senior citizens and younger voters, the democratic base. the justice department has called for governor scott and his team to immediately stop the purge, citing the

>> i think we are disappointed jennifer didn't help us fight for answers. perhaps that's why you sense that in my tone. >> you have new evidence apparently. are you hopeful there would be a resolution to this or will it be enduring mysteries? >> hopeful because this is one piece of the puzzle. we have substantial evidence in addition to the videotape. i think that now with the additional video we are one step closer to finding out what happened with george. >> what would you like the fbi to do from here on? >> geraldo he says they have room service as an alibi. their alibis there was no room service delivered to the room at the time they said he was going arounded the ship saying that's what saved them. royal caribbean in the settlement papers said they did not deliver there because of their attitudes. >> you think it was a robbery gone wrong and they killed him to cover up their crime? >> right. >>> you saw there was some extreme drinking there were 50,000 dollars or something, $200 hands of poker. if the young man did drink that heavily passed out they we

>> guest: it's a great, great question, jennifer. um, that report is really a hallmark report that shows what's happening on world markets in terms of software utilization including a lot of piracy or theft of software. it is $63 billion value of pirated software last year. and 42% of all the software that was put into use last year was unauthorized. what we find is really two things are happening. there is piracy all over the world including in the united states. although the united states has the lowest piracy rate of any country in the world at 19%. but the fastest growing markets for sales of new personal computers are outside the u.s. the brick countries, brazil, russia, india, china, great examples. last year china surpassed the united states as the largest new market for the sale of legal computers. but china has a extraordinarily high rate of software piracy, nearly 80%. and so that growth of foreign markets for sales of pcs coupled with higher rates of piracy in those markets is what's driving the global value of piracy up.

>> i think we are disappointed jennifer didn't help us fight for answers.u sense that in my tone. >> you have new evidence apparently. are you hopeful there would be a resolution to this or will it be enduring mysteries? >> hopeful because this is one piece of the puzzle. we have substantial evidence in addition to the videotape. i think that now with the additional video we are one step closer to finding out what happened with george. >> what would you like the fbi to do from here on? >> geraldo he says they have room service as an alibi. their alibis there was no room service delivered to the room at the time they said he was going arounded the ship saying that's what saved them. royal caribbean in the settlement papers said they did not deliver there because of their attitudes. >> you think it was a robbery gone wrong and they killed him to cover up their crime? >> right. >>> you saw there was some extreme drinking there were 50,000 dollars or something, $200 hands of poker. if the young man did drink that heavily passed out they were in the room trying

it's been a really neat transition just seeing jennifer from one point to now.erson. >> watching these two women bring caden into the prison and seeing the love they had for both caden and jennifer was truly inspirational. and then terry, taking full responsibility for this child, knowing that she was going to give the child back to jennifer when she got out of prison, astounded me. >> they cannot take custody from you without a reason to. and as long as you have somebody to take care of him, you still have full custody. they just have temporary custody until you're released. and then once upon your release from here, you'll be given back all custody. so, that gives me the focus to know i have to do what i have to do to get out of here, to get him back and get my life back. >> what are you doing while you're in prison? how are you spending your days here? >> ged classes, and then hopefully, after i get my ged, i start some college classes. my goal is to be a vet tech hopefully within two years i can be in a vet school somewhere. >> it was really sweet to watch j

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jennifer franciotti joins us live with what happened.unds like we're hearing two different stories. >> police said they did was necessary to subdue the suspect. this all unfolded on tuesday. the woman said police came to our apartment after a neighbor called 911. police told them that he punched her. had just renewed --she had just renewed a peace order against him. police found him hiding in a closet. he went to reach for something. they hit him in the head. he was taken to the hospital. according to the girlfriend, he was not hiding in the closet at the time but asleep on the bed. this is being investigated by baltimore county police. he is being charged by assaulting a baltimore county police officer. >> 65 degrees on tv hill. coming up, we'll look at your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> coming up, we'll take a last look at weather and traffic together before you head out to [ male announcer ] millions of dollars for new schools and teachers... thousands of new good paying jobs... all without raising taxes. that's

jennifer franciotti is live in the 1600 block of eastborn avenue. jennifer, i understand the death toll could have been much higher. >> it could have been. there were reports of five people inside along with family pets, and this morning the family is crediting one dog with saving their life. >> my father lost his life. i'm not going to see him no more until i leave this world. >> 5 -- 51-year-old bruce wagner was killed in a house fire in southeast baltimore. >> he was asleep. no sooner we came in there, he was burning up into flames. that's all we see, his bedroom into flames. >> officials say three people got out safely. one person said a family friend was hurt while trying to save her father's life. that woman was taken to johns hopkins for smoke inhalation. the family said several pets died in the fire. fire officials did not find working smoke detectors working in the home. the family credits their pit bull for saving their lives. >> the pit bull was the only one that woke us all up. no sooner we came to the living room, the fire was bursting

we're not that hard to avoid. >> jennifer, thank you. we appreciate it. >> thank you, don. >>> the men and women who track their every move. but are the paparazzi safe under the law and where do you draw the line? more of your stories that you're talking about in a moment. but first, i want to tell you about this. five bodies found in the arizona desert and it may be a sign the drug cartel violence is crossing over from mexico. the sheriff says the suv was still smoldering when deputies found the bodies. the sheriff says it started when a border patrol agent tried to approach a vehicle before dawn today. >> the border patrol agent turned around to make contact, because it's a known drug and human smuggling corridor and the vehicle fled. we could not find the vehicle, so we believed it went off the road into the desert. >> when daybreak came, the agents spotted the tracks and came across the car with the bodies inside of it. one person is dead, seven more were injured tonight in the shooting at a toronto shopping mall. two of the victims

we've got jennifer, jennifer, also from texas. okay. what's your question?o is 17 years older than her. what do you think is the appropriate age difference in dating? >> i think -- >> this could be great for donny. >> you're going to be -- i like age appropriate women. ity ten years is a good spread. 17. 54 and 37 isn't a problem. all of a sudden it's 70 and 53. >> there's no hard and fast rule. >> i think it looks good in the beginning. i think it looks very different in the end. >> the last thing you want to be doing is changing diapers on either end of the scale. >> when does for better for worse start? >> she has always been such a mature young woman. she's had a lot of responsibility as a young person. she's handled it beautifully. i say let her go ahead and do her thing. >> al you got another question? >> susan from madison. you got questions about adoption. >> i do. when it comes to adoption do you find open versus closed? is there a benefit of one way over another? >> i can tell you that i've been considering adopting and i know that i would want a c

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jennifer wishon explains. reporter: in the western world when a child gets sick, there is a slim chance they'll die. the same elements will kill millions of children in other places. >> we are this close to solving these problems. >> ron shawed runs us aid. this week he is the washington, d.c. to chart a path to end preventable child deaths within a generation. us aid is partnering with other companies that will help save millions of lives and partnering with churches. >> children are at the mercy of their adults. so many of the world's children depend on the kindness of american christians. >> kay warren saddle back church is training churches to be community health workers. >> those faith organizations already reach 250 million people around the world. if they can get these behavioral messages out and people start changing their own behaviors are more cognizant of drinking bad water. >> it is a vital partnership, in many poor communities, civil society is non existent. >> there is some sort of church, it may

we also have jennifer hudson, oscar winner jennifer hudson here, a special new lullaby out.y will be in times square talking about their new hot movie. >> i love that gossip girl. >>> the movie princess and her prince charming. anne hathaway's fairy tale romance, remember it ended when she found out her love of four years was actually a con man. he's speaking out to abc about his elaborate scheme, their lavish lifestyle and how he feels about anne now. >> first news. amy robach in for josh. >> we begin with the dramatic turn for the worse in colorado. flames exploding overnight forcing more than 32,000 in the colorado springs area to flee their homes. at least 40 more homes have been destroyed and the air force academy has been evacuated as one of several major wildfire approaches there. more than 100,000 acres in colorado have burned so far. >>> and the remnants of tropical storm debby are expected to move out to sea today but not before dumping nearly 30 inches of rain in parts of northern florida. the storm surge and tide could bring more flooding to coastal areas. >>> hi

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connect with "the war room" jennifer granholm. >>it's a call to arms. make your voice heard.me inc. thank gaemezilinsky, thank you for joining >> snookie and crystal palin went on "good morning america" on the same day. the end of television. viewfinder is next. build desk top, lab top, ipad. iphone. >> pleasant your hearts. >> the big one. >> stephanie: all i know, the little flower is there and it means go to meeting. i love go to meeting. >>but, don't worry because she'll be back. >>hey, time flies when you're having fun. where are the lefties besides on current tv? >>joy behar is getting her own show coming to current tv this fall [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> john: welcome back to the war room. and back with us are two of america's sharpest politico medians. "the new york times" calls will durst possibly the best political comic in the country and rick overton might agree with part of that review. let me ask you guys, i find there are tough things with political stand up. one, you risk of alienating of a of your office and an our groupies are not as half as good looking at dane

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jennifer franciotti is live at the inner harbor. >> it is so beautiful down here. this is the first time i'm seeing some of the tall ships. you can learn how to cook during sailabration. you're going to be in the galley works tomorrow night. >> 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night. >> you'll be doing a demonstration. >> i will be enhancing a st eak, adding the extras on top. >> let's look a these beautiful cuts of meat. >> dry-aged ribeyd. there is a lot of tenderness off the bone. this is a 12 bounced center cut mignon. mignfillet >> you will be talking to folks about how to do the different spices on top and different sauces. the longboaturing rabbi for father's day weekend and offering -- ribeye for father's day. >> and you will have samples. >> people come down. we have recipes to handout. >> how much fun will be to meet people from all over the world? >> it will be great. i was down here yesterday checking things out. >> people do not have to dress up to come to seldens. sullivan's? thank you so much for joining us. you can get some recipes from the culinary specialists.

enter the war room with governor jennifer granholm. good night. >> i am nor jennifer granholm. good night. >> i am jennifer granholm. tonight in the war room that crazy money, insane money. >> $3,000,000,000 raised and it's only june. the citizens united ruling has turned political fundraising into a national joke on us. we, the people are in serious danger of having our elections bought and paid for by we the billionaires as in we the coach brothers, as in we the special interests, as in we the few with the most. it's a joke already. anybody feel like laughing? >> $3,000,000,000 and counting. let me say it again. $3,000,000,000. >> that's how much campaigns, the parties, the pacs, the super p.a.c.s have collected and we have 133 days until the election. now, we all know there has always been a lot of money in politics, but let me say it again. we have five months to go and we are already at the $3 billion mark. this is insane. you know what? we have the supreme court's decision in citizens united to thank for it. tonight's first guest examines the corrupting role that will big

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with that i'll turn it over to jennifer. >> thanks, nina. thank you all for being here. we're in the midst of what's being called the ft. night for freedom. we are celebrating our first freedom in the midst of this and calling threats to religious liberty in the midst of these two weeks. it's fitting then that the obama care decision has come down because it represents a challenge to religious liberty. after yesterday's decision, liberty is every bit at risk as it was before. we see the decision telling full speed ahead on two competing fronts. those fronts on the one hand are continuing legal challenges that are going forward. and the second is the implementation of this massive law. let me talk about those two points in turn. yesterday's action did nothing to stop the legal challenges coming against obama care. there are 23 federal lawsuits against obama care's hhs mandate, health and human services mandate and these now take on added urgency. it's completely different than the cases that were considered by the supreme court yesterday so they will proceed. they represe

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jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> continuing coverage on the release on our website. you can hear more reaction and get an interactive timeline of how health care has evolved throughout the years. >> police say a pedestrian was struck late last night in north baltimore. it merges the crews responded after reports of a person being struck by a vehicle. that person's condition is not known at this hour. there was a shooting in northwest baltimore near clifton avenue. a man was found suffering a gunshot wound to the head. he was taken to shock trauma and his condition is listed at critical. >> the u.s. supreme court ruling on health care was not the only thing happening in washington yesterday. >> president obama is heading out of washington to see the devastation from the colorado wildfires. >> this is the beltway at bel air road. more on weather and traffic when we come right back om >> welcome back. nine minutes after 5:00 a.m. we do have some big thunderstorms north of the city. kind of unusual to have severe weather this early. severe thunderstorms in baltimore, har

and jennifer, it's paid off in spades. we so far have had i believe 450 projects that are using one or more of these incentive programs. it is about $4.7 billion in new investment in kentucky and about 35,000 new jobs. so a partnership between state government and business works here in kentucky. >> well, and in account far state and local governments packaged about, i want to say 240 million in tax credits over a period of time in exchange for the jobs being created there from the announcement yesterday. was this partnership with government part of the reason why ford announced a huge investment in louisville yesterday? >> it certainly was. you know, ford has been in louisville since 1913, but about four years ago with -- along with all the other automobile companies they started really looking at themselves and we were right on the edge of losing ford in louisville. and once we put these programs in place for ford, we sat down and negotiated a deal with them. it's resulted in a $600 million investment in their assembly p

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reporting live, jennifer franciotti. >> thank you. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. even though the will not be a special session on expanding gambling, do you think table games will eventually be allowed in maryland? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. lodge near cumberland would now officially become a casino. a deal was approved allowing the resort to buy the struggling resort. it is located inside rocky gap state park. the purchase is a condition of the license the company was awarded back in april. >> baltimore city is trying to close a budget gap. they will try to vote on a measure to move the proposal out of committee. no actual firehouses will shut down. the public safety committee heard testimony from concerned citizens. >> you cannot get out of an ambulance. the city, and rescue you. you -- stranded -- you are just stranded. >> an investigation into the phone dispute. joan pratt accused the mayor of mismanaging the attempt to

and julia and jennifer are his grandparents. they take him to the local african methodist episcopal church in westchester, and julia was schooled at a quaker school in westchester. her mother had been a domestic in quaker homes, and they insisted on schooling julia in quaker homes and a quaker school. and she takes those quaker values of nonviolence and the unity of the human family and human equality, and she passes those on to bayard very clearly. she also takes the black church values, those ame church values with the emphasis on the great stories from the hebrew scriptures which is the story of the exodus, the story of moses and god joining together to free the slaves. she passes that story on to bayard as well along with the conviction that you need to free those slaves right here and right now. you don't need to wait physical you get -- until you get to heaven to experience human liberation. you don't need to wait until you get to the by and by in order to experience justice. in fact, you need to do it right now. and so th

jennifer franciotti is live in towson with more on the story. good morning. >> the officer has been charged with involuntary manslaughter. he was indicted by grand jury. he is a nine-year veteran of the police department. he was off duty the night he is accused of chasing christopher brown after hearing a loud nor at his home. they got into a physical fight and the teenager became unconscious. brown died from asphyxiation. >> in this case, the evidence shows that a moment during this altercation, officer laboard stepped beyond the scope of his employment. >> he didn't consider that christopher doesn't come home. he didn't consider that christopher has a family. he didn't consider that it'sis a kid. he didn't consider anything when he killed him that night. >> that was christopher brown's mother and she is not happy with the charges. we've been told that laboard has been released on his own recognizance. >> thank you. we have learned that a police officer is facing perjury and misconduct charges after clement to have been shot while on duty. dete

jennifer franciotti is live with the new details. good morning. >> officer james laboard is a veteran of the police department the was off duty the night he was accused of chasing christopher brown after hearing a loud noise. police say when he caught brown, they got into a fight. the teenagers became unconscious. brown died from asphyxiation. >> in this case, the evidence shows that a moment during this altercation, officer laboard stepped beyond the scope of this investigation. >> he did not consider the christopher does not come home with that christopher has a family. he did not consider he is a kid. he did not consider anything when he killed him that night. >> that was christopher brown's mother. both charges against laboard are considered felonies. reporting live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> we're following a developing story. detectives conduct a raid on the road department involving an investigation into overtime pay. internal affairs executed the search warrant. the search warrant look for records as part of th

reporting live, jennifer franciotti. >> a body was found inside of a vehicle in overlea. this was not far off taylor avenue. we're told this is being handled as a homicide. no arrests this morning -- wrong graphic. there we go. the investigation of an alleged sexual assault of a woman. a woman was reportedly grabbed as she left the mad river bar and grill early saturday morning. the victim said she has no recollection of what happened during the attack. she was found 7 miles away an hour later. >> a couple will spend time behind bars. one man was sentenced to 50 years in prison. there were arrested back in 2010 after the victim was found beaten and starved. she had been held captive for almost nine months. there were forced to stay against their will. a political consultant could spend as much as a year behind bars. julius henson was the author of the election day calls. they went out to largely african american homes telling voters to stay home because the outcome of the election had been decided. >> a state lawmakers faces possible jail time after a jury convicted her o

casino at arundel mills. >> jennifer franciotti will give us a sneak peek. nickels i left for you? >> i have them. they can not to run machines for less. they will not open tonight until 7:00 p.m. for a vip party. people love to come to casinos for the food. joining us is the executive chef. good morning. you are in charge of every operation. >> i am responsible for the entire operation. >> what can we expect? >> there will be eight spectacular party at 7:00 p.m. for our invited guests. of partner with the phillips company -- we have partnered with the phillips seafood company. >> crab bdip. >> tomorrow is the big day. we will have three restaurants opening tomorrow. palaurger palace.r we have some hispanic food, an american grill. there will be a flavor of maryland. oks. -- i army of cok have an army of cooks. >> how about desserts? desserts flanked by salad. rob roblin work his way through your buffet? >> i dare him. >> rob has been dared. >> thank you. controversy over expanding gambling in the state continues. advocates for a sixth gambling site submitte