do you think why needs jessica's law?absolutely, i do believe it needs that law. >> bill: why is the editorial director of the denver post and speaker of the house in denver, colorado saying that no law enforcement supports jessica's law? >> it's my opinion that they are surveying a very narrow group that happens to be around very tight denver circle and not reaching out. i spoke to two sheriffs this morning that feel it would be a good thing for colorado and it bring more clarity to existing laws. there is three of us that i know that would be in support of it. >> bill: here is four, chief macintosh that works north of denver, do you support jessica's law? >> yes, sir, i do. >> bill: are you insulted that the editorial director of denver posted says that you and the sheriff and every other law enforcement doesn't support it? that seems to be a pretty disturbing statement when both of you could have picked up the phone. did you get a call from the denver post asking whether you support jessica's law? >> i certainly didn't

do you support jessica's law, chief? >> yes, sir, i do. >> bill: are you insulted that the editorial director of the denver post, the largest newspaper in the state, says that you and the sheriff and every other law enforcement doesn't support it? that seems to me to be a pretty disturbing statement when both of you men, he could have picked up the phone easily. did you get a call, by the way, from anybody at the denver post, asking if you supported, either of you, jessica's law? >> no, i certainly didn't get a call and i don't remember ever being asked if we support it because i could tell you my position would be yes. >> and didn't pull this out of the hat so they could prop up ferrandino and the democratic party. and chief, why do you support jessica's law. all we hear is that colorado has tough enough laws against child predators. >> well, bill, for me, it's all about the safety for our children and our communities and we need to ensure that there's laws out there that protect our kids, our greatest assets. and anyti

now, do you oppose jessica's law? duo pose it? that's the question. that's what we were doing in colorado. do you as the editorial page editor. >> my column was about. >> bill: of "the denver post," do you support jessica's law or not? >> listen, i don't know enough about it. >> bill: you don't know enough about it. so you write a column about our reporting and you don't know enough about it? >> i wrote a column about your comments on his sexuality. >> bill: his description. i described him, the way he describes himself. >> if you had simply said democrats in colorado oppose jessica's law, here's why. i probably never would have brought it up. but the fact of the matter is that you used his sexuality to impugn his character. >> bill: i didn't impugn his character at all. i said what his priorities are are as speaker of the house. look, i'm going to post this on bill o'reilly.com. the whole thing so people can see what a charlotte ton you are. you can't win the argument. you don't know what you are talking about jessica's law. you

i asked again. >> bill: this is jessica's law bill, right? >> it's my bill, which is exactly modeled after jessica's law. instead, a bill came forth that was supported by the local prosecutors and by the judiciary chairman and that bill made sexual offenses a minimum of six years eight months, but it only applied to offenses against children 11 years of age and under. so hawaii's pretty much a free fire zone for pedophiles and violent-- it's a free fire bill? >> unlike my friend's congressman who you had on before. >> bill: yeah. >> i watch your program and i appreciate everything you've done. look, i love hawaii, we're a great state and we have great people, but we have a dirty little secret and that is ironically, the hawaiian word we use for the children is keiki, and everything we do in the legislature is for them. and when we raise our salaries it's for the keiki and when we exempt ourselves from ethics laws it's for the keiki and bureaucratic laws that don't protect children, it's for the keiki. with all of the discussion how we care ab

s opposed jessica's law. so have victims rights groups. >> 48 other states have jessica's laws and you guys think you are smarter. is that true? >> no. think we know what's in colorado's best interest. i will go with the people of colorado who are the ones in the trench fighting, this prosecuting people who don't support jessica's law and say we have tougher laws than jessica's laws in colorado. thank you. >> you are lucky o'reilly wasn't here today. >> and he is. dan, what's going on out there, really? what is behind the failure to even allow jessica's law to be voted upon? >> bill, i think what's going on is colorado has not turned to the left but the left has become a lot better at winning elections in colorado now the state capitol animal house down there binging and not reflecting the people of this state i think what they did on jessica's law ties right into the overall liberal agenda. many liberal states including massachusetts we had to batter them in the commonwealth they finally got around and did i

wait until you hear this, over jessica's law. we're coming right back. >> bill: i said this about our pal karzai in afghanistan. harmid karzai is in charge of afghanistan. and that's bad. his administration is weak and corrupt, it actually hurts the war effort rather than helps it well now karzai is actually telling the new secretary of defense chuck hagel that america is siding with the taliban, unbelievable. joining us now from boca row tan, florida is brit hume. this afghan situation keeps getting worse. or am i wrong? >> no, you are not wrong. the worry that a lot of people have about this is that people that believe there were something to be accomplished still in afghanistan is that this behavior by karzai will only haven president obama's rush for the exits. the great concern, of course, among these such people is that we need to leave a stronger military presence there than the president is presently contemplating. and, of course, karzai pops off like this and says, you know, the that taliban's attacks are helping the u.s

colorado one of the six states doesn't have jessica's law.n fact, the full legislature won't even be allowed to vote on it because one man, one man, speaker of the house mark ferrandino, jesse watters caught up with him a few days ago. >> you're not protecting the kids from sexual predators in passing jessica's law. why is that? >> well, no d.a.'s. the d.a. is actually opposed jessica's law. so have victim rights groups in colorado. in 2009, the d.a.'s come out in opposition of the bill. they haven't supported it still. we have very strong laws. >> you actually don't have strong laws because let me give you a few examples. 800 times a guy just sexually assaulted a seventh grader and just got one year of work release. okay? another guy. >> i can't speak. >> another guy molested. >> excuse me. >> 10 kids at a day care center and only got two years in prison. >> i don't know your specific cases you are citing. >> are you okay with those sentences? >> those sentences aren't right if that's what -- i have to look at the details of those cases. but

blanchard first attacked jessica's mother and her boyfriend as they lay in bed. >> i remember jessica running into the room and i stabbed jessica just to shut her up. because she was screaming. and i wanted to talk to jessica before i knew i killed her. so i let jessica say good-bye to her mom because her mom was dying. i took jessica back into the kitchen. and i -- i made a tourniquet for jessica's neck because i stabbed her neck. i wanted to know why she done what she done, why she killed my child. and i will say this, she never admitted it. >> the next morning jessica's brother arrived and discovered the bodies. he identified blanchard as a suspect and police apprehended him within hours. blanchard bled guilty as part of a deal to avoid the death penalty. >> you don't feel you should have received the death penalty? >> i believe that is for god to answer. if god would have wanted that i would have got that. do i believe that because i took another life i should die? no i don't. >> why isn't it up to god to decide jessica's fate? >> obviously, it was their time. i can't answer that.

you try explain stance on civil unions has to do with jessica's law.s of course dishonest as it gets. we described the speaker as openly gay. because americans don't know who he is. that description is used almost every article ever written about him. the reason we brought up civil unions is because ferrandino objected to that vote being sab talked by republicans a few years ago. then he turned around and used the same technique to table jessica's law. "the denver post" should be ashamed but, of course, it is not. joining us from miami, the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com mr. goldberg. so this is a huge problem, the state's largest newspaper, pretty much working together with the democratic party out there. and you say? >> i say let me make two points. one in your defense. as if you need it and the second i want to take issue with you. i think you made a mistake in one area. first in your defense, you were not attacking mark ferrandino's sexuality. you were not suggesting that he was a pervert or pedophile as the den vest post suggest. i know you. i k

and he is against jessica's law? something you think is very important.hink you are saying wait a second, how could somebody support these things and oppose this thing? >> bill: i have got to correct you on one thing. i do support civil unions. i always have. go ahead. >> well, by the way, that's what the bill was last week you said gay marriage. >> bill: civil unions. is he a supporter of gay marriage. the reason i about d. that was to put into perspective who is he. people don't know who think this guy is. not like joe biden. i had to tell people look, this is what this guy is interested in. this is what he promotes. >> that's my point. that's my point. that you are saying this guy is interested in this kind of stuff and is he not interested. >> bill: not interested in that? jessica's law. >> i'm with you on that. i think the editorial page editor took a cheap shot at you. okay? here is where i think you were wrong. you said that mark ferrandino. the editorial page editor asks a question. he says well why did bill o'reilly even bring up the fact that fe

jessica simpson backstage. >> i haven't met her yet.her and i was hanging out in front of her dressing room. because i've got a new baby. they're all new, babies, right? i've got a 4-month-old baby. i was hoping to get a photo of my baby with jessica, and then maybe just running away. because i know she likes babies. she might keep it. you know i mean? i know it will have a better life with her. or just swapping it with one of her babies because i know that will be a better-looking baby. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is your baby's name? >> my baby's named hank. >> jimmy: you have a baby named hank? >> i thought moving to america, going to call it hank. real man's name. hank's a guy with big genitals who can fix things. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's all you want to do in life, right? >> jimmy: your show is based on your life as an australian comedian who comes to los angeles and before you had the son. >> actually, my girlfriend was in the pilot and i knocked her up. so that was all based on that, yeah. it's based on me -- based on a friend o

shown here is a prime example earlier this month jessica was hired by a chicken franchise k.f.c. into pellow mississippi it was a positive step for jessica who had lost her job and subsequently her home and car that happened back in december but when the. k.f.c. manager chelsea ruff learned that jessica was living at a nearby salvation army he withdrew the employment offer rough signed a letter saying that he couldn't employ her quote due to concerns of a lack of residency and transportation according to the clarion ledger about is and here is what the catch twenty two isn't how it figures in folks because it without a job how is this woman supposed to be able to afford her own place but apparently she can't work at the k.f.c. unless she apparently already has a home the manager of k.f.c. now says he lied to protect jessica's feelings and that his real reason for resending his offer was because jessica seemed too old for the job and didn't have enough experience in food preparation but this story saves to have a happy ending for jessica the clarion ledger is now reporting that on

>> jon: thank you, jessica. ssica,jessica, >> jon: welcome back to the show.ontinuing our coverage of the war on purim -- [laughter] we're going to move on. white house press secretary is perhaps the world's most prestigious (bleep) job. you bawrvegly function as a human shield against what we on earth call what is actually going on. consider what happens when you are ready to hang up the mic. expresidents get big speaking fees or carp pen tri work or they can rob banks. [ laughter ] where does one whose entire job consifting of dissembling to the press go? >> i want to bring up robert gibbs, former press secretary of the white house. >> jon: you go to the class. he has earned his msnbc official retro framed analoglasses. you know who wears wire rims, wait. gibbs has been functioning as an administration mouth piece and now he's flipping. can we trust him? mr. gibbs when you were working as press secretary you answers questions about drones thusly. >> i don't think u.s. officials have confirmed the predator drone air strikes. >> i'm not going to get into these

says that he lying to jessica to protect her feelings and that his real reason for rescinding his offer was because jessica seemed too old for the job and also didn't have enough experience in food preparation k.f.c. after all prides itself on a high quality of food. the process may be simpler now but the colonel's philosophy lives on today ambient air war where the mr were and dignity and what you do. just don't ask if they agree to that but this story does have a happy ending for jessica anyway the clarion ledger is now reporting that on time transportation has hired her to drive patients to from the doctor's office she has twenty seven years experience as a driver. and you might be surprised to learn that the latest plan for the marines wasn't dreamed up by dr evil of austin powers even though it involves a laser beam the office of naval research the now and yesterday it wants marine trucks to have laser guns attached to them the new program is called ground based air defense directed inner g. on the move not the catchiest name and also not the shortest so why lasers well out of a fe

jessica. what do you think? >> outrage. jon, it's one more example of the politcally correct war on purim. >> jon: did you say there's a war on purim? >> hell yeah there is. this is a low-down dirty stunt. >> jon: how is this a same for purim. >> the way this man denigrates purim it's the fourth or fif. >> jon: keep going. >> it's the seventh, tenth most important jewish holiday there is. >> jon: around there. >> it's to be celebrated costumes and heros in the ancient badel. >> jon: respect. >> and he trivializes it by dressing up like a basketball player. at what point do the book ofester do the harlem globe trotters show up. >> jon: in my day we dressed as the characters in the story. yourester youred move to dmorded haimis. >> are you doing do that every time. >> he went in where is the booz? >> jon: you are surprisingly knowledgable about this. >> yes, well. >> jon: do you feel like we're losing the reason for the purim season? >> your damn right. purim is about getting so (bleep) up that you couldn't remember that they

>> reporter: jessica, that's right. county officials said they atechted to call every phone number in the county and that 300,000 of calls were successful. tens of thousands of text messages were also sent. one of them reached the right person at the right time. >> when a text message appeared, he didn't immediately take notice. but when he saw an abandoned white jeep, something made him check the license plate. >> i had an alert on my phone already. i look at the car that i sold there for a couple hours. so it probably was there. so i checked the plates. with amber alert. since they match, i call p.d. right away. >> county officials say the call to police was what led to the safe return of 11-month-old gabriella quintero to her mother after the child was kidnapped yesterday morning. >> the bottom line is the child was found as a result of the system we utilized. >> ken foot was responsible for alertscc, santa collar ra county's emergency alert system. he says it reached about half of the county in about 90 minutes. how

and the vital issue of jessica's law.bernie. >> maybe, and maybe not. i don't know if colorado tv is typical of american local tv. but the pew research center just came out with a poll on local television they only serve four markets in the whole country. i don't know if it's a good survey or not. here is what they found. you ready for this? only 20% of the stories on local television on longer than one minute in length. 20%. 80% are less than a minute. 40% of the entire newscast is filled with sports, weather and traffic. 40%. almost half the newscast. and when it comes to government or politics. only 3% of the newscast is filled with that. so, that explains a lot. >> bill: here is the danger. we saw and we discussed this with you last week. there is a wide perception that president obama is getting favorable treatment at the national level by the press and you would assume that bleeds down the local level as well. >> that's not just a perception. >> if you believe that or not finance in play if it's true and it looks li

>> i want to ask jessica. >> jeff, hang on, we're asking jessica. >> do shareholders care about?, the headline risks that jpmorgan chase has been exposed to, between the whale and between this story? >> i think that they believe that jpmorgan needs jamie dimon, and i think they care if the stock price goes down. they recognize there's a problem. they recognize that all of these things going on are indicative of some changes that need to be made. but, i think that they will stand behind jamie. >> and they have. they just did the other day, reaffirming his chairmanship and his ceoship. thank you both. thanks for playing nice on both sides. >> i do disagree with you. we're going to talk about this later. >> fighting words, dave. >> she'll call you. >> we're ready for a fight. >> all right. >>> the power of the fed may reach new heights. could or should the federal reserve take the growing disparity between the rich and the middle class into account when formulating their monetary policy? we'll talk fed matters, next. >>> and later, all eyes certainly will be on cyprus. we'll get an

[cheers and applause] and your daughter jessica is in the audience along with your husband, jack.nice to see you guys. now, jess came here all the way from minnesota to-- >> make sure i had the right dress on. >> oh, it wasn't just about support. it's about the look. >> and the shoes were not right. we had to go out and get new shoes. >> oh, okay. so are you not-- that's not your thing or-- >> well, just plain, average. not high-maintenance, low-maintenance. >> well, you look fantastic, i got to say. right, audience? she looks great. so, jess, you did a good job. two thumbs on that one. >> big money. >> you look like a million bucks, and now you just have to make a million bucks, okay? >> good job. i'm ready. >> let's see the money in your round 1. computer, please randomize those dollars. now here are the categories to your questions. and let's randomize those categories as well, computer. okay, now that everything is all shuffled, are you ready? >> i'm ready. let's go. >> audience, are you ready? [cheers and applause] then let's play millionaire. here we go, barbara. >> thank yo

tonight -- jessica simpson. comedian jim jefferies. and music from luke bryan. brought to you by the incredible egg. with cleto and the cletones. and now, mark my words, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hey, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching, thanks for being here tonight. as many of you at home i know are watching from underneath an enormous pile of snow right now. winter storm saturn has been piling on the midwest and the east coast. if you are in to the blizzard, please allow me to be your big, fat, hairy human snuggy. i'm very, very warm. most people have an average body temperature of 98.6 degrees. mine is double that. i run at almost 200 degrees. i invite anyone to feel me on the way out. [ cheers and applause ] where were you when i was in high school? some parts of minnesota got a foot of snow this week. flights were cancelled, power went out, and whenever the weather is terrible, our nation's news channels never hesitate to force their weather people out into it. joe johns of cnn was covering the storm from a sidewalk in winchest

>> yes, jessica. it's a very tricky storm track. and it's going to have a few different characteristics than what we experienced over the past 24 hours. right now, that area of low pressure sitting just off to the north wrapped in a ton of cold air, that's going to be pushing down as we head throughout thursday. here's the thing, it's going to be moving right along the immediate coastline so a lot will remain out to shore. it may produce some hail and gusty winds. we're going to have full details coming up in that seven-day forecast and what it means for your weekend in just a few minutes. >> okay, jeff, we'll see you shortly. thumbs up or thumbs down? facebook's new look. the social network prepares to give one of its features a big makeover. >> i don't want that. i don't have any more sons to give out. >> a mother's out rage lash out at what they say is a potentially dangerous change to airline security. al gore slapped with a lawsuit. the connection to the bay area, we're back in a moment. >>> a painful wound reopened. 11 years a

jessica knows all about such pressures. she works in day care, looking after kids from 4 months to years of age. >> it's under 3s that need the most help with everyday things. just getting dressed or fed or changing napies. if one or more kids are having a bad day then it can be pretty stressful. >> trained statue such as jessica are in short supply. wages are comparatively low. it's estimated that some 140,000 day care workers are need told meet to growing demand in germany. >> it annoys me that the government announces universal day care and then there aren't enough places. they didn't make sure that there would be enough childcare specialists first. it's annoying. >> in the meantime, christina and oliver are hoping to get a lucky break before august. if not, they'll probably have to hire an expensive private child minder. >> how tough is the situation for parents today? earlier we asked our political correspondent peter craven. >> let's focus on that issue of the under 3s. of course, mothers do want to have the feeling i

and i'm jessica melcher... thanks for joining us. black history month is over and it ended with a bit of a controversy on campus. an opinion piece in the spartan daily questioned whether the annual event is redundant. update news reporter victor guzman is live on campus with a recap of the uproar that followed. this is the article that upset many on this campus. and yesterday a large crowd gathered at the smith-carlos statues to express their feelings. ">>>--nat sound "black and i'm proud"-- the black thursday rally at the statues of tommy smith and john carlos had already been planned before the offending article was published some demonstrators held the article as they silently marched through the campus. and it was at the statues where they loudly voiced their objections. emerald green, african american student leader" "we all know we have a library, martin luther king library, right? it's been here since 2003. it's 2013 now, that's a ten year--ten year time gap, time gap from that right? and it's black history month. why hasn't t

sarah jessica parker is taking off her heels. sort of.over wearing high heels. unless they're really, really nice ones. she ran around in beautiful shoes for years while playing carrie bradshaw. the dealbreaker, in the role of "i don't know how she does it." she has person innocent foot damage from a couple of spills in cheaper shoes for the role. >> will a doctor cover those? >> this is a cost set. >>> since we're talking fashion, top designer wif yen westwood slammed first lady michelle owe what's sense of style, calling it, quote, dreadful. dreadful. in an interview this week with "the new york times." if there could be a possible silver lining, she said mrs. owe what is a nice-looking lady. she's criticized kate middleton on her eye lirn. >> i disagree. >>. >> i do, too. on every point. >> try decaf. >> i joined fans of "boy meet worlds" excited since the series, "girl meets world" was announced this year. danielle fishel is the cover girl on "maxim" looking exceptionally grown up. on the new show, she's playing the mom. those are sex

and i'm jessica melcher... thanks for joining us. black history month is over and it ended with a bit of a controversy on campus. an opinion piece in the spartan daily questioned whether the annual event is redundant. update news reporter victor guzman is live on campus with a recap of the uproar that followed. this is the article that upset many on this campus. and yesterday a large crowd gathered at the smith-carlos statues to express their feelings. ">>>--nat sound "black and i'm proud"-- the black thursday rally at the statues of tommy smith and john carlos had already been planned before the offending article was published some demonstrators held the

jessica, the president as you said is in the region. it does add pressure to the president's trip, particularly in israel if, in fact, chemical weapons have been used in neighboring syria. >> reporter: absolutely. syria was always going to be a part of the discussion while he's here, but now it threatens to overshadow the other issues. certainly it thrusts syria front and center into the top of the agenda. israelis are focused on this because of the desperation of the assad regime has made them very aware of the fact that chemical weapons used is a threat to israelis and their stability for a number of reasons, because it's so close, as you pointed out, share the border. the use of chemical weapons in syria could threaten some israelis. it threatens refugees. it's also a very real challenge for jordan and that will be the president's next stop after he spends a couple of days here in israel. jordan has already taken in many thousands of syrian refugees and would no doubt face the need to take in many more. >> jessica, stick around as we

i appreciated jessica's work -- appreciate jessica's work with the reentry council. i've been on the board for three years and have watched closely the reentry council, the work that they've done, the reporting that they've done were important, particularly in this hour post realignment, which is a really critical time for us in california, particularly here in san francisco. and i have growing frustrations with realignment [speaker not understood]. i understand this happened at the state level, but it's frustrating because i've had three shootings this week in the district, one of which was an officer involved shooting. you think about last weekend how many shootings happened across the bay area. i think there were five shootings in four days. and when i talk to other colleagues in other counties, they, too, are experiencing an uptick in violence, particularly around gun violence. so, the way i see the reentry council as being another partner as a tool in this discussion on how we decrease the recidivism rate, particularly young boys from going into a life of crime.

. >>> authorities in mississippi are investigating the death of jessica upshaw. local news reports say that she died from a single gunshot wound to the head. the simpson county sheriff is quoted as saying it appeared to be a suicide. brian todd is covering the developments and joins us. this is a very unusual story. not so much that it's a state representative and that there is will potential suicide, but for where this person was found. can you explain? >> we can a little bit. we've gotten new information. we just got off the phone with a close friend of representative jessica upshaw, this friend was her yesterday. this friend does confirm to us that she died outside the home of a former inin mississippi ste representative who lives in mendenhall, mississippi more than 100 miles from the home district of jessica upshaw. this friend who was with jessica upshaw tells us that she had struggled with depression for many years, had been battling it and really aggressively battling it very bravely according to this friend. we have confirmed with the county coroner that

opposed jessica's laws so victim's rights groups. >> 44 other states passed jessica's law, 44 other statesssica's law and you guys think you're smarter, is that true? >> no, i think we know what's in colorado's best interest. i will go with the people of colorado who are the ones in the trenches fighting this, prosecuting people who don't support jessica's laws and say we have tougher laws than jessica's law in colorado. >> thank you, well, you're lucky o'reilly wasn't here today, sir. >> probably is. >> megyn: and at the same time you have the house speaker mark bernardino, trying to stop tighter penalties, greater penalties for child molesters and pushing through a legislation that's going to cut back on people's ability to have the gun of their choice, weapon of their choice and ammunition and gun manufacturers. >> i don't know what's in his brain or motivation. it's a truism laws are written because people want to stay in power. he must feel there's a political support for transferring liability to gun owners and i don't know where, but there's a political support for not having jessic

that may have slacked off in the last five years. >> it's a really good point. >> sorry, good on, jessica i think it's really up to management to rise to the occasion because you can have innovation even when people aren't chained to their desks. it means management has to facilitate that by making sure that people do come in sometimes and that may be for brainstorms and innovation and making sure that people have time to be together to get that good spontaneous idea. but that doesn't happen at 7:00 a.m. on a monday morning or 6:00 p.m. when it should be dinner time. >> sure. >> but i also do think this impacts men as well. because if women are ever going to have an opportunity, true equal opportunity in the workplace, it means that men need to play an equal parenting role at home. so nonflexible work policies is bad for men and women. >> and you mentioned -- you mentioned being chained to the desk. we're certainly all chained to our devices, as well, but betty, i think the big question here is, is this just going to be yahoo or is this something that may start a trend among other compani

jessica bennett said that man called her baby the "n" word.ky hundley is charged now with assaulting a minor, a really little minor, and he's going to be in federal court over this one in atlanta this afternoon. cnn's nick valencia is live outside of that courthouse. the first reaction of many people, nike, is this cannot have happened. but there are witnesses and this was a big incident on the airplane. >> reporter: yeah, there are witnesses, ashleigh, and it's a baby essentially acting like a baby, right? joe ricky hundley is accused of allegedly slapping a 19-month-old baby and using a racial slur. the incident happened on february 8th on a delta flight between minneapolis and atlanta. the baby became agitated as the plane was landing and the altitude changed. hundley, for his part, said he never used the slur and he never struck the child. meanwhile, the mother says that hundley was visibly intoxicated and slurring her words. she says she is traumatized over the incident, as is her child, who no longer trusts strangers, because of the inci