jesse benton is, hoarding cash. thank you as always.an jesse benton. thank you very much for joining the program. coming up, it is springtime for the republican presidential field. we'll look at the week that was in the gop race. i not read a teleprompter. and what just happened next on "now." this mio energy is completely crushing my game. i love it. i take the stuff everywhere. exactly. everyone's more energized, more alert. i've lost their respect. last night i hit on a dirty hyena and she laughed in my face. that's nasty. remember when i used to be it? i was the man. you needed to track the gazelle down for dinner, you came to me. oh who's laughing now!? gazelle!! [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] personal, portable mio energy. shake things up. >>> it's friday and that means it's time to look back and ask what just happened? >> any more heat in here, we'd spontaneously combust. >> spring has sprung ♪ the birdses and the bees >> and love is in the air. >> it is our anniversary. >> the candidates republican smitten. >> congratulations on

and writer and comedian jesse joyce. his latest cd is called pro-joyce. it is selling like hotcakes that nobody likes. ?i way. anyway. and she is chairman of the board of the american saw say tee of the totally adorable. it is fox news contributor and writer for "the daily caller." before we go to the first story. where can people get your andrew breitbar t-shirt? >> i am selling them now at street carnage.com. and i am donating 100% of the proceeds to breitbart's family. >> so it is so? because that is his favorite saying and street carnage dots. >> -- street carnage.com. >> yes. >> okay. >>> it is here like something that wasn't here, but now it is. i speak of super tuesday or suesday as the kids like to call it. caucus voting kicking off in 10 states that i think is half the country. i don't know. i am already board with this story. and with 437 delegates at stake it is fair to say this could be the most important day in the history of this great nation. so will tuesday be i got the blues day for rick santorum? that seems to be the view of many high-pr

the amazing thing about jesse ventura. jesse is a navy seal. he is a professional wrestler.. he was a governor. and yet, he is boring. how can you be the -- have the most interesting jobs in the world and bore people to death? if you were on jury duty with jesse ventura you would kill yourself. insufferable bore. >> andrea: i was on larry king live with him and i almost killed myself. >> bob: my favorite movie of all time is "the godfather." paramount pictures filed a lawsuit against who wrote the book and movie as well. the executor of the estate of the godfather author i should say. anthony, the kid is being sued. to stop them from doing a sequel, family correaleone. i want to keep it going. what is wrong with them? why don't they want to do it? >> eric: they still sell a lot of dvd box sets of the godfather. one of the best series ever. they want to keep it -- >> greg: you know what i find interesting about the mob is the obsession with the mobsters and why people are criminals are so romanticizeed. in 50 years are we going to see big movies about the bloods and crips? wh

jess take it away. >> marty thanks now over to sharon at traffic control. >> hi jess ka, good morning, after one. fridays start off quiet, this morning not that case. a bunch of problems, one of them a disabled vehicle there blocking the right lane. watch for an accident in rosedale. philadelphia road at pulaski highway. police activity green mount avenue between east chase and madison. a water main break on southbound york road, that is blocking a left lane. speeds on the beltway still up to par there. 59 and 57 miles per hour are your averages, 59 and 64 on 95 between white marsh and the builtway. there is 83 at york road. the harrisburg expressway problem free the moment. there is a look at the beltway just near the key bridge. this traffic report is brow to you by your toyota dealer. >>> jess and marty, back over to you guys. >> all right, we are going to an sb f z, right now with ron matz, a stinkbug free soafnlt how are you, everybody saying the ground never froze this winter and it is going to be stinkbug arm a ged in, didn't we hear that last year? >> yes, we did. >> it doesn'

. - i am sorry, my friend, but-- the name is jess. jess washington. victor brashov. now, how about that cup of coffee ? well, we are not open yet, jess. but if you can-- have a seat at the counter. i'll be happy to pour you a cup. - regular or decaf ? - regular, please. whew ! this place is like a train station at rush hour. - thank you. - what do you do for a living, jess ? used to work at the post office. now i'm retired and i spend most of my time reading the newspaper and playing chess. ah, chess. in my younger years i was champion of my entire school ! well, let's see how much you remember. no problem. i will clean this up right away. - who is that guy ? - that's jamal. he works for me part-time as a handyman. doesn't look very handy from where i'm sitting. he is actually an engineer, - but he was laid off from his job. - your move. mr. brashov, will you take a look at this, please ? uh, yes. excuse me, please. all right, but it's your move. jamal. - could you make a move for me, please ? - all right, mr. brashov. - are you sure you want to do that ? - that will

jess, rational payment of insurance? >> i don't know that -- i can't really answer that because i don't know -- it's not a phrase i've heard come up in the debate. the rational payment of insurance. >> okay. >> we can say that i under the the court la to find that the and iment had a rational basis think it is extremely unlikely that any justice would say they had no rational basis for doing it. the question is whether the ea of the insurance companies, emily etheridge, what happens if they, the individual mandate is struck down, let's say that comes out of the health care law. what happens to the insurance companies that still have to insure americans? >> a big concern right now. the court could decide just to take down the mandate and perhaps not take any other requirements down. so insurance companies would still have requirements they have now, to cover people with pre-existing conditions, allow people to not r for those people. to expand coverage to children, pre-existing conditions, to adult children, all of those

he lost the point. >> jesse, last chance. any microwave jokes? >> that's not how call backs work. >> i don't think you know how call backs work. are you sure? >> yes. i will expense the timing. >> president bush put something in a microwave. >> a dead horse in the microwave apparently. >> you got nothing 1234*. >> it is not that i don't have anything, andy, the timing is bad. >> story of my life. >> you know, if you ever asked president bush to do something he would just do it. he wouldn't say the timing is bad. i think we learned a lesson here. president bush, eh. jesse george, eh. >> be careful with that. >>> coming up, it is the new season of "mad men." not here but on some other show. and coming up, the new close up video of kony twenty 12 creator's epic melt down. >>> last week the creator of the crazy viral video kony 2012 was obtained in san diego for striping naked in public and possible whree -- possibly masterbating in public. it was spread by celebrities bike oprah and crien secrist and lady gag a and viewed by more than 80 million vie

host: jess bravin?uest: the answer would be merchants who advertise goods are voluntarily joining the marketplace. they're entering the stream of commerce. they are purchasing advertising in most instances. even if they are not paying for it, they are trying to induce sales. they have entered the marketplace. advertising is a recognized part of commerce. therefore, they would be subject to regulation. there are also fraud laws related to advertising. the challenge here is, someone sitting in their room trying to avoid any interaction with the health care industry is not part of commerce. therefore, what is happening under this law is they are being compelled, driven, forced to do something to do something that they would prefer not to or would rather spend the money on something else. that is outside the government's power to regulate commerce. that cannot create commerce in order to regulate it -- that would be the argument. host: we're talking with jess bravin, "wall street journal" supreme court corr

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. >> jess braveman, justices are questioning the health law. what was your overal from yesterday's arguments? >> well, the takeaway was pretty much what the take in was, which was that the court is very skeptical about the original mandate of the law. see it is consistent with prior press events. and it will come down to the votes of probably justice anthony kennedy, who expressed concerns about both positions in the argument and perhaps chief justice john roberts. >> there's been some scrutiny and some looks at the attorneys who are arguing both sides of the case. tell us how the solicitor general really did. >> his first year as solicitor general of the united states and the government's chief lit garret before the supreme court, but he is an experienced lit garret and has won several cases in past years. he set up to make this principle argument, it seemed he choked, literally. we're not sure if that's because water went down the wrong pipe or as one administration official told us, he was overcome by the momentousness of the occasion. he be

jesse watters goes to spring break and comes back alive. also, dennis miller on more left-wing activity at ben and jerry's. those reports after these messages. [ male announcer ] when do you take 5-hour energy? when i'm on the night shift. when they have more energy than i do. when i don't feel like working out. when there isn't enough of me to go around. ♪ when i have school. and work. every morning. it's faster and easier than coffee. every afternoon when that 2:30 feeling hits. -every day. -every day. every day is a 5-hour energy day. [ male announcer ] 5-hour energy. every day. >> bill: impact segment tonight, last night on the factor charles krauthammer made a prediction. if you were romney, who would you pick as your v.p.? >> rubio without a question. marco rubio, florida. >> bill: he says he is not going to do it. assume that he doesn't do it, then where do you go? >> he will do it. nobody says no. everybody says no now. nobody will say no when the nominee asks you, so much is at stake, you have got a chance for the big time of cours

i get bet they would rather see jesse waters. >> are you worried about going to hell? >> caution you about to enter the no-spin zone. factor begins right now. >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. media not backing off while trying trayvon martin situation on television. many are demanding that george zimmerman should be arrested and we can add oprah winfrey to that list. >> it is a tragedy and it is a shame. we are sitting here 33 days later and there hasn't been an arrest or questioning of actually what happened. it's a tragedy and it is a shame and we all know it. black people, white people, yellow people all over the country and world are saying the same thing. it's a tragedy and it's a shame and justice needs to be served. >> bill: it is certainly a tragedy but miss within friday there isn't a questioning of what happened, i'm surprised. she is usually responsible and fair in her assessments. but her intentions are mostly good but not on this one. florida special prosecutor knows far more about it than oprah or anybody else that are demanding

jesse waters go to an atheist >> bill: from the impact segment. laura ingraham is in from washington this evening. before we get to obamacare and supreme court. you used to clerk for clarence thomas and you know how this works. i want to walk through how it works. you heard the interview with crupp. >> i think was good conversation. you pointed to the fact that while people might hear some of the things parents are saying and feel that i can like that is not fair. you have to give them a bit of a pass. they have lost their child and it's a horrible thing. the degree to which some have exploited this is really reprehensible and repugnant. the fact that you have an elderly couple who are afraid now to leave their house because their address has been tweeted by spike lee saying it's george zimmerman's address. what did spike lee wanted p.m. to do? >> they had to move out of their house. >> right. when rush limbaugh apologizes for something it's not meaningful but when spike lee apologizes and terrified an elderly couple, okay, maybe. but the fact of

jesse was at a graduation of little rock nine. he would be there. it's one of those teachable moments for america. let's learn and get the best out of it. this is a new south, we must not let our dreams be destroyed by this act of criminality. >> reverend jesse jackson, thank you for your time tonight. i appreciate it. >>> coming up, former florida congressman alan grayson reacts to tonight's developments in the trayvon martin case. people really love snapshot from progressive, i plugged in snapshot, and 30 days later, i was saving big on car insurance. i was worried it would be hard to install. but it's really easy. the better i drive, the more i save. i wish our company had something this cool. yeah. you're not... filming this, are you? aw! camera shy. snapshot from progressive. plug into the savings you deserve with snapshot from progressive. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." breaking news in the trayvon martin case tonight. abc news has obtain video of george zimmerman being brought into the police department on the night he shot and killed tra

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you will never be able to follow us. >> jesse waters goes to atheist rally. should the american clergy tell the people of faith who to vote for. they can legally do it but should they morally do it. ♪ ♪ i can do anything ♪ i can do anything today ♪ i cano anywhere ♪ i can go anywhere today ♪ la la lla la la la [ male announcer ] dow solutions help millions of people by helping to make gluten free bread that doesn't taste gluten free. together, the elements of science and the human element can solve anything solutionism. the new optimis >> bill: atheists on display. last saturday a bunch of godless people, held an event in washington called the reason rally. goal to celebrate secular values. who better to send to that rally than jesse waters. -- watters. >> are an atheist, why? >> because i believe in reality. >> do you believe they are punishing the atheists ivh saw the forecast, i thought that was going to be lead story on fox news. >> do you believe in nothing? >> absolutely. >> what was that all about. >> are you worried going to hell? >> how can i be worr

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jesse jackson jr. term the governor took the rare step of issuing that endorsement in writing not at a press conference or in an appearance with jesse jackson jr. jesse jackson jr. was a central figure in the corruption trials of rod blagojevich governor quinn is predecessor he is being investigated by congress over an effort by his supporters to buy him a u.s. senate appointment challenger debbie halvorson said jesse jackson jr. would be too preoccupied with defending himself to be effective as a congressman illinois will get lots of attention to the candidates for president this week the primary here is march 20th. newt gingrich is scheduled to be at several campaign events in the northwest suburbs wednesday and thursday ron paul will be at the university of illinois in champaign urbana wednesday rick santorum has rallies that are scheduled in niles and elgin friday and saturday president obama will be in chicago friday for a fund-raiser mitt romney is scheduled to appear in illinois one week from to

congressman jesse jackson jr.les and hang onto his seat in the second congressional district. an ethics investigation an extramarital affair and the challenger in the primary is making re-election more difficult. >> congressman jackson has not been charged with any crime and he has repeatedly denied any wrong doing. and he is denying allegations that he had a businessman offered thousands of dollars to for the seed that was left open by president brought obama. >> when you are a public servant that is all you have and you should care for is. people need someone you they can trust. >> turn up the heat on congress and jesse jackson jr. after highly publicized affair with a washington cocktail waitress. she is hoping to capitalize on an upset win. she said jackson has not done enough for the common people. >> i have raised my children on my own. i know what it is like to struggle. i don't think the congressman can relate to people. unemployment is still high the district when this thing, harvey, a riverdale, its look

>> well, jesse is an incredible leader.the 2.4 million men and women who served in iraq and afghanistan. and the chamber of commerce has stepped up. we're pushing every member of congress to get behind the bills that we issued yesterday. it will protect the gi bill which we know is a critical path to successful employment. we want everybody in congress to sign that bill. we also introduced another bill that will improve the transition assistance program that veterans take coming home. we need everybody to get behind that. and everybody watching. get behind iava. there are only 26 of us on the hill and 16,000 lobbyists. we need the american people behind us. go to facebook, go to twitter and back these amazing veterans who are taking this powerful message to congress. we're on the front lines and we need you to be behind us. not just this week but behind the year to get that unemployment rate way down. >> thank you both. >> thank you. >> we appreciate it very much. >> sure. >>> what political story will make headlines in the

. >> jess brevin on twitter. finding this health care act unconstitutional, must the court overturn precedent? if so, which case? >> well, probably not. there is no -- because there has nerve are ban program designed exactly like this, there is no precedent on point. that's one reason it's been such an exciting case for legal in other words to follow, anerds f they're going into uncharted territory. there are presidents that point in both directions and both sides of season but nothing that is exactly right. so it is very unlikely that the court are overrule any existing cases. what they will do, if they do block this mandate, is that they will clarify limits that they have inferred from prior cases. so i think it is unlikely they will explicitly overrule any existing cases. >> joy, democratic caller in san clemente, california. welcome. >> caller: good morning. >> good morning. >> caller: i have a couple of comments here. i've heard a couple of callers, both from yesterday's "wall street journal" and today's, ab

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. >> thanks jess. >> thank you jess. >>> the bad news this morning? you can't afford that shelby because you didn't win the megamillions jackpot. the good news? no one else did either. last night's jackpot was an estimated $363 million with no winner that means friday's jackpot is expected to reach $476 million and of course your chances of winning one in 175 million. >> saying there's a chance? >> there's a chance. >>> that's what we hold on to. >> okay. 6:09. terrifying moment for passengers on board a jet blue flight. their pilot had a healthdown at about 30,000 feet. in about four minutes video from inside the plane and you can hear from one of the passengers who had to subdue their own pilot. >> howard says you need a light jacket this morning but you might need an umbrella this evening. your weather is next on 9news now. >>> well, temperaturcold this m yesterday. we're starting mainly in the 40s. by noon we'll be in the mid 60s breezy too. southwest winds could gust to 30 miles an hour. there could also be a couple of showers or storms this afte

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all right jess. >>> 30 years later we take a look back on the vietnam wall.a memorial once seen as controversial has become one of the largest tourist destinations in the district. >>> good morning, welcome back to 9news now this monday morning. 4:45. he is using the word freeze in his forecast. after 80s last week? >> reporter: we were talking about this last week too. don't plant the tender stuff yet. it is too early. i know everything is in bloom, but it is just too early. some farmers are a little anxious about this. there is nothing they can do when mother nature sees 70s and 80s already. >> for the premature gardeners. > >> reporter: cover it up. bring it in. we'll be in the upper 20s in many areas by tomorrow morning. a plastic tarp or something over it. weatherwise, we are talking about a freeze watch a freeze warning north and west of town. but the watch is for us. let's go right to the maps. this is for tonight. not this morning but tonight into tuesday morning. areas in darker blue include the entire area, parts of charles county as well. that is t

thanks, jess. yeah. thanks, mr. washington. except now i don't have anything to do. don't worry, henry. i'm sure we'll think of something. can i help you ? yes. special delivery for a katherine blake. great ! the wedding gown is here. congratulations. i wish you all the best. oh, it's not for me ! so who's the lucky girl ? it's for someone else here. well, one of you lucky girls want to please give me a signature ? here you go. now let me do it. no. you did the last one. i'd better get to work on the pastries. my assistants need a referee. - what are you going to do about the box ? - i'll just put it in the back. - you better check to make sure it wasn't damaged. - what do you mean, jess ? in this weather and all, it might have gotten tossed around in the delivery truck. okay. good idea. so, what time do the lovebirds arrive ? according to the battle plan in precisely ten minutes and thirty-two seconds. ipero me caigo y no me levanto! rosa ! what's happened ? oh, boy. oh, big boy. katherine better start eating. immediately. crossroads cafe. no, she is not. of course

jesse schenker. and he's from this great restaurant. anyway, he came to my house with -- >> look at. >> everything was prepared. i said i don't have many pans or anything. >> or utensils. >> he didn't need anything. he came with the stuff. that's jesse and his wife, lindsey. he set the table. it was delicious. it was halibut with lemon and thyme. he cooked it in foil, put it in the oven. that's jay with his daughters. >> aww. you got dressed up. you look beautiful. >> it was such a great night. i wanted to give a big thank-you to jesse, who happens to be here. >> here. hi, jesse. >> hey, guys. >> how are you? >> that was so good. >> thank you so much. i brought you a treat today. >> what is it? >> this is a blood-orange margarita. >> of course it is. >> we got a little spice, a little lime, some tequila. >> what was it like cooking for the love birds? >> it was great. it was great. so nice to be in your home and really cook for jay's birthday and meet the family. >> the nicest guy in the entire world. >> he's super, super, super nice. >

atlanta, not so good either. >> do we believe this jess? >> no. >> uh-huh. >>> it's a breezy friday around here. much cooler too. we were in the 70s yesterday. we dipped into the 40s this morning: low 50s by noon. still kind of breezy this afternoon. with a high in the mid maybe upper 50s. even chillier on saturday. your full weekend forecast in just a few minutes. >>> and we're going to take a look at 270 on the southbound side. it's slow. overall. nothing all the way down to the point where the lanes divide looking great this morning. coming up in my next report, we'll take a look at virginia roads at 6:17. >>> thank you monika. witnesses to a shooting at a hospital credit university of pittsburgh police from stopping a rampage before it could get even worse. >> that's one of the stories making news now this morning. it happened yesterday afternoon at a psychiatric clinic. police say the gunman came in and shot and killed an employee and then wounded seven others. police then shot and killed the gunman. investigators are now looking for a

that's essentially what he did. >> reporter: that's where greg and jesse came in.y thought the problem with the theater wasn't the competitive market but the rundown condition of the facility, which was turning off customers. >> they don't want to go to the old price that's rundown chblt they want a new place. it's the same thing here. you have to keep upgrading everything. >> staten island is densely popula populated. there's roughly 450,000 to 500,000 people here on this island. that's a pretty good amount of people who want to go see movies. jesse saw what the business used to do and said, let's not give up yet. >> reporter: they've been running things now for about seven years and they've been upgrading slowly as they can afford it. >> we had to really come in here and just do a major overhaul, cleaning up to begin with, you know, paint, clean the carpets up, clean the bathrooms up, everything spotless, you know, screens. then as we went along and the theater would provide us with some income, we'd just reinvest that back into the business. >> reporter: like ma

that's how i feel. >> i don't think viany jesse helms defenders here. >> not me. i think he ought to be worried about what is going on in the good lord's mine. if there is retributive justice, he will get aids from a transfusion. >> sean: i think, you can imagine if you wrote a column, neon radio or anybody on fox news, wishing any prominent liberal death? what would the reaction be? >> our careers would be over. i think this is a very important point. you just listen to all of that filth spewing forth from these people on liberal hate talk radio. i mean, the vitriole is seeping out of their sinuses and their pores. yet, we are the ones who are always attacked as the haight mongers and the racists and the people who ought to be our speech shut down and criminalized when you and i, every week, deal in serious, substantive policy issues, questions of integrity and character and corruption. if we said the things that those people say every day and get away with, we would be gone in a new york minute. yet, they have entire organizations that are based solely on trying

is this backfiring on them, jess? >> oh, absolutely, it is. mean, women of both parties are fleeing the republican agenda and with very good reason. emily's list commissioned a poll. you can see the whole results at emily's list.org, but the takeaway was that voters overwhelmingly oppose these efforts to restrict access to birth control. it's 2012. they don't want to be debating this right now. and the blunt amendment that you mentioned before is so unpopular that 40% of republicans are less likely to vote for somebody who supported it. and keep in mind, that's every republican except for olympia snowe supporting it. so absolutely, this comes back in november. >> and on top of that, rush limbaugh, we understand, has obtained a memo from premier radio that listed over 100 companies, jess, have requested their ads not be played on rush limbaugh's show over there. so there seems to be a price being paid for this. >> for sure. i think it's important to realize that rush is just the last front in the overwhelming gop war on women. what you said bef

don't be ridiculous, jess. there you are. will there be anything else ? no, thanks. this looks delicious. thank you. well, what are you standing there for ? go see what the lady wants. are you the mr. brashov that created this dessert ? please, call me victor. victor, i have eaten in the best restaurants all over the world. and this is the best apple strudel that i've ever tasted in my life. thank you. that is very kind of you to say. please. i would love to get your recipe. actually, the strudel was my wife's recipe. so she's the one who deserves the credit. well please send her my compliments. unfortunately she passed away. i'm so sorry. she also deserves the credit for this restaurant. it was her idea. well, if the rest of your cooking is half as good as your strudel, this restaurant should really do well. well, that's what we are hoping, but it takes a while to get established. i'm sure that you will be very successful, victor. - you're a very charming man. - thank you. well, how do you like that ? isn't it great ? well, i better be going. oh, please it is on the