jimmy justice is on patrol in brooklyn, new york. >> i notice a vehicle with a police department placardn it parked at a fire hydrant, and that raised my suspicions. >> jimmy breaks out his camera and starts recording. >> so i waited a couple of moments, and then i see an off-duty police officer with his wife and kid holding shopping bags coming out of a store and getting into their car. they had gone shopping, personal shopping, while he was parked at a fire hydrant, endangering the community. what if a fire would have broken out? >> after loading his young son into the car, the off-duty officer spots jimmy justice and is not too happy to be filmed. >> what are you doing? >> what are you doing? >> you can't touch me. >> i can do whatever i want. >> why are you allowed to touch me? >> i didn't touch you. where did i touch you? >> i told him, hey, buddy, you're taking this a little too far now. you're not allowed to touch me, you're not allowed to assault me, and his response was i didn't assault you, all i did was hold my hand up and you ran into my hand. >> looking at the video again, t

>> this is justice, jimmy. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: at home i'm going to wear my batmaneah. just take them all down here. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: all right. what do i do now? >> so, one more guy left. that's it. now, take down joker. there he is. >> jimmy: all right. >> all right, he's going to come. >> jimmy: let's go! >> boom. and boom. >> jimmy: oh, yeah! what's up? that's what i'm talking about. that is what i'm talking about. >> you are the batman. >> jimmy: i'm batman. thank you, my friend. sefton hill! "batman: arkham city" is in stores everywhere tuesday, october 18th. go get it! come on back, everybody. we're cooking with the chefs. the voltaggio brothers when we get back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we are back with a pair of chefs who are some of the best chefs to compete on bravo's "top chefs." they've got a new book coming out called "volt ink." give it up for bryan and michael voltaggio. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now, "volt ink." "volt ink." why is it called "volt ink?" >> it's after a restaurant. >>

. >> jimmy: maybe he was hoping justice would be blind. [ laughter ] peta, the people for the ethicalreatment of animals, they've announced they are going to be starting their own pornographic website, to promote their message of vegan eating and animal rights. bee peta says the porn site will be just like a regular porn site, but in this case, the pizza delivery guy will be deliverers a mushroom and onion pizza. [ applause ] no, no. let's go back to chris and crystal. okay, guys, you've been disappointing so far, but i have one more challenge for you, okay? this also involves the bathroom. you now know where it is, correct? >> yep. >> jimmy: all right. i want you to go to your bathroom. i want you to get toothpaste. i want you to squeeze it onto your face to make a beard and mustac mustache. the best that comes back, $500. go, go, go, go now, go! there they go. off to the bathroom again. you know, chris went the other way to the bathroom last time. i guess there's a toothpaste bathroom and a bathroom for toilet paper. i have mine combined into one at my house. we've always done that,

jimmy: this is in d.c. >> yeah, with jobs and justice. i think that somewhere along the line, we've got to get past this gridlock and talk about -- people need jobs. people are suffering from every community, every walk of life, people need jobs. so, what we're saying is, let's bring out thousands of people. it's the weekend that we're dedicating the martin luther king memorial, right there on the potomac. martin luther king was about justice and economic justice for everybody. so, we're asking people to come out in a nonviolent way. they can go to nationalactionnetwork.net and come to washington to stand up, not for republicans, not for democrats, for jobs for america. >> jimmy: good man. all right. very cool. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations on the show. came back whenever you want. >> i got to tell you something. >> jimmy: what's that? >> between you and i, you look like a girl i saw from "ew." you know that -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i do look a little bit like her. >> just a little bit. >> jimmy: my thanks to the reverend al sh

justice ginsburg has a distinguished career as a law professor herself, appointed in 1918 by president jimmy carter, and to the u.s. court of appeals from the d.c. circuit. she was elevated to the supreme court in 1993 by president bill clinton. please join me in welcoming both john williams and justice ruth page rifkin spurt. -- ruth a. perkins burke. -- bader ginsburg. [applause] >> i want to start by welcoming you, just as concerned. we were talking before this and we realized that she was on law same law faculty as my father and i was in her daughter's law school class. >> and son in laws. >> yes. i wanted to thank you for coming out here. not everyone is willing to jump out of a plan on to an inflatable slide. [applause] >> i will not claim that as part of my journey here, but i had a unique invitation from the hastings law school. i think it was evan lee who said, here is the program for the san francisco opera in september. pick any one. mary will invite you as our guest. [laughter] saw last night, we sought a remarkable production. i think there were performances remaining, so i high

direct, simple way to do this, what jimmy and you have talked about, really making it about money, not being speech. there was a case that was just ruled on. i know the justiceepartment is actually trying to challenge it, where a judge in the fourth circuit basically said, there's to reason to think that corporations can't give to individual candidates in the same way because of the rationale of citizens united, which is obviously a big part of the problem of citizens united. he said, directly in his decision, that there seemed to be no reason to think that there'd be any corruption, which is outrageous in and of itself, but i guess the point being, when i look at your language and jimmy's language and what dylan has talked about, i wonder, again, isn't it easiest to just say, no money. no money can be spent in these elections period, so that it's not about corporations or people or limited liability or unions, it's no money. >> well, look, i think there are two problems we need to address here. one is the issue of big money in our elections. and i think you're right. people are ready to say, get the money out. but i also think the second problem that has to

with his fourth term, he will have appointed more supreme court justices that than anyone but george washington. at this point, he is like jimmy carter. he has been a full-time president and has not put anybody on the court. he is very frustrated with the fact they are sort -- there are striking down legislation. he is with the view that they are out of touch with the country. that is the reason the country focuses on this. i think a lot of the frustration goes with what the court is doing, what the age of some of the justices. all of that well over into the court packing plant. i think it is fair to say it is a bit of a black eye to fdr's historical lettuce -- legacy that he let his frustrations boiled over and made this proposal. >> good afternoon. it is still afternoon here. i appreciate you taking my call. i presume this is a question for professor bernadette meyler. i am curious as to what she might know regarding the tie-ins between the justice hughes and the sword family. also, part of the reason i am calling is because i have been puzzling for some time. back in that era there is a speech by justice hughes that was ind

justice for the victims. she -- [ light laughter ] some more tv news, i heard that cbs is working on a tv show about a one-term president. yeah, obama was like "oh, you mean, like, jimmynior? oh, i don't like this. [ laughter ] not for me." hey, this is cool. today, google celebrated its 13th anniversary. [ cheers and applause ] that's good for google. not to be outdone, bing celebrated its 13th user. [ laughter ] just as fun, just a fun party. that's right, google turned 13 years old, which explains why today when i searched for speaking google was like, "i don't know, stop asking me questions. [ laughter ] i'm going upstairs! you're so lame!" did you see this? joe biden was a guest on "the view" today. it was a little weird when whoopi said it was time for hot topics, biden was like, "uh -- the sun, coffee, toasters! [ laughter ] did i win? wood -- when it's on fire!" this is interesting. a new museum opened this week in italy dedicated to the fashion label gucci. yeah. and today a knockoff gucci museum opened in chinatown. [ laughter ] "honey, no one will know the difference. just get on in there. get in!" listen to this. researchers are testing a new gel that work

with his fourth term, he will have appointed more supreme court justices that than anyone but george washington. at this point, he is like jimmy carter. he has been a full-time president and has not put anybody on the court. he is very frustrated with the fact they are sort -- there are striking down legislation. he is with the view that they are out of touch with the country. that is the reason the country focuses on this. i think a lot of the frustration goes with what the court is doing, what the age of some of the justices is. all of that boils over into the court packing plant. i think it is fair to say it is a bit of a black eye to fdr's historical legacy that he let his frustrations boil over and made this proposal. >> good afternoon. it is still afternoon here. i appreciate you taking my call. i presume this is a question for professor bernadette meyler. i am curious as to what she might know regarding the tie- ins between the justice hughes and the sword family. also, part of the reason i am calling is because i have been puzzling for some time. back in that era there is a speech by justice hughes that was indicating

justice ginsburg following a distinguished career as a law professor herself was appointed in 1980 by president jimmy carter to the united states court of appeals for the d.c. circuit. she was elevated to the supreme court in 1993 by president bill clinton. so please come and join in welcoming both john williams, professor of law and justice ruth bader ginsburg. [applause] [applause] >> i really want to start by welcoming you, justice ginsburg. justice ginsburg and i were talking before this and we realized that she was on the same law faculty is my father and i was sent her daughter's law school class. [laughter] >> and son-in-law as well. and i want to thank you so much for coming out here. not everyone's willing to jump out of a plane onto inflatable ground. [laughter] [applause] >> i had not planned that is part of my journey here. but i had a unique invitation from hastings law school and it is this way. i think it was evidently his side, here is the program for the san francisco opera in september. [laughter] pic anyone in mary kate will invite russert asked. and so, we thought last night a rem

justice ginsburg following a distinguished career as a law professor herself was appointed in 1980 by president jimmy carter to the united states court of appeals for the d.c. circuit. she was elevated to the supreme court in 1993 by president bill clinton. so please come and join in welcoming both john williams, professor of law and justice ruth bader ginsburg. [applause] [applause] >> i really want to start by welcoming you, justice ginsburg. justice ginsburg and i were talking before this and we realized that she was on the same law faculty is my father and i was sent her daughter's law school class. [laughter] >> and son-in-law as well. and i want to thank you so much for coming out here. not everyone's willing to jump out of a plane onto inflatable ground. [laughter] [applause] >> i had not planned that is part of my journey here. but i had a unique invitation from hastings law school and it is this way. i think it was evidently his side, here is the program for the san francisco opera in september. [laughter] pic anyone in mary kate will invite russert asked. and so, we thought last night a rem

fourth term, he will have appointed more supreme court justices that than anyone butat this point, he is like jimmyter. he has been a full-time president and has not put anybody on the court. he is very frustrated with the fact they are sort -- there are striking down legislation. he is with the view that they are out of touch with the country. that is the reason the country focuses on this. i think a lot of the frustration goes with what the court is doing, what the age of some of the justices is. all of that boils over into the court packing plant. i think it is fair to say it is a bit of a black eye to fdr's historical legacy that he let his frustrations boil over and made this proposal. >> good afternoon. it is still afternoon here. i appreciate you taking my call. i presume this is a question for professor bernadette meyler. might know regarding the tie- ins between the justice hughes and the sword family. also, part of the reason i am calling is because i have been puzzling for some time. back in that era there is a speech by justice hughes that was indicating the anti-racists republicans. th

jimmy carter to the united states court of appeals. she was elevated to the supreme court in 1993 by president bill clinton. please join me in welcoming joan williams and justicebader ginsburg. >> i want to start by welcoming you, justice ginsburg. we were talking before this and we realize she was on the same law faculty as my father. i want to thank you so much for coming out here. >> i had a unique invitation from hastings law school. someone said, here is the program for the san francisco opera in september. pick any one and mary will invite you as her guests. we saw a remarkable production of turendot. i highly recommend it. >> i gather you got to the opera considering the that you were late. >> your mother's key message was to be a lady and be independent. for many women, they would not have seen it as a problem if the wife was supported by her husband. did she think differently. >> if a woman works, it was a sign his -- her husband could not make it. i think my father realized that my mother would have had a fuller life had she been gainfully employed. >> she was sending you the message that it was important for a woman to be independent. she sounds lik