i'm jimmy justice. >> but the man who calls himself jimmy justice won't back down. >> they're afraid of me. >> you're not allowed to do that. >> and they're afraid of my video camera. >> what are you doing? move away from the vehicle. >> i'm filming you breaking the law. >> his goal -- to bring justice, vigilante justice, to the streets of new york, streets on which he says he sees a double standard. >> everybody else gets summonsed the second they break the law. you're in a "no-standing" zone. it's a bus stop. >> so what? >> you would give a ticket to somebody else that did that? >> yes. >> but the people writing those summonses drive around the city like cowboys and do whatever they want, with impunity. and i wanted to bring justice. i wanted to level the playing field. >> it all begins in 2005. a fuse is lit when jimmy justice sees a traffic agent make a u-turn over a double yellow line. in his mind, an obvious violation of the law. he starts reporting the violations he sees to law enforcement by taking still photos. but he says his complaints go nowhere. so he comes up with a pla

jimmy justice is on patrol in brooklyn, new york. >> i notice a vehicle with a police department placarde 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, the passenger can be

justices in 9-11 victims. he lost his firefighter son jimmy in the september 11th attacks. don't want to miss those interviews. >>> now time for your 5 at 5:35. more stories making news at this hour. detainees are being released from a prison in afghanistan. kierd to go the "washington post" u.s. officials are watching for tactics to negotiate insurgent groups like the taliban. detainees promised to give up violence before they are free. >> signs an army nurse who suddenly collapsed while skyping with his wife in afghanistan might have been shot. the family of captain bruce kevin clark says there was a bullet hole in the closet ionbed him. his wife says he showed no signs of discomfort before he collapsed. the dpeath is under investigation. clark leaves behind two daughters. >> he is a top real estate developer accused of strangling his wife. attorneys her spray pan killed her. eleanor kaufman was found dead back in 2007. adam cough man's attorneys claim she had a violent reaction to the chemicals in a spray can. she fell on a magazine rack and died. >>> a fox movie executi

jimmy. >> to that point on the transparency issue, when the justice wrote, one of the things he talked about landmark decision was the need for more transparency, that the court would welcome transparency. so maybe you and i, and everybody else involved in this entire arena, should say instead of getting the money out, let's just expose it and let it be all out there. >> we need that sound clip of cuba gooding from jerry maguire. show america the money. we want to see it. speaking of showing the money, if facebook had a dislike button, this next headline would probably get an awful lot of clips. the charge? facebook co-founder renounced his u.s. citizen ship to avoid paying $67 million in taxes. curious. and this morning, senator chuck schumer warned saveraign he's not the kind of friend that america wants to culminate. >> he wants to defriend the united states of america just to avoid paying taxes, and we're not letting him get away with it. >> they've sbrisd tintroduced t ex-patriot act for people who want to disclaim the u.s. just to avoid paying taxes on american soil. this afternoon sav

justice act? what is that? >> that is an act signed by jimmy carter in 1980 to provide individuals and small groups and small profits the opportunity to sue the government for legal fees to recover illegal fees if they can demonstrate they have been proved -- they can demonstrate and prove that they have been wronged by the federal government. >> bill: so anybody, anybody who thinks the federal government hosed them could sue and how much was the government paid out under the equal access to justice act? >> that we don't have. we only have numbers going back to 2010. what gets. >> bill: two years. >> it's actually two years. >> bill: how much? >> in total, it's going to be somewhere around 5 to $6 million. which doesn't sound like a lot but most of that money is going to nonprofit environmental groups. 5013 c groups which are basically making a pretty good living for their lawyers by. >> bill: by suing the federal government. >> the sierra club they have a legal arm called earth justice. earth justice is seeking justice all the tile. >> bill: just a plethora of lawsuits going in because they have this fund and they

justice act? what is that? >> that is an act signed by jimmy carter in 1980 to provide individuals and small groups and small profitssue the government for legal fees to recover illegal fees if they can demonstrate they have been proved -- they can demonstrate and prove that they have been wronged by the federal government. >> bill: so anybody, anybody who thinks the federal government hosed them could sue and how much was the government paid out under the equal access to justice act? >> that we don't have. we only have numbers going back to 2010. what gets. >> bill: two years. >> it's actually two years. >> bill: how much? >> in total, it's going to be somewhere around 5 to $6 million. which doesn't sound like a lot but most of that money is going to nonprofit environmental groups. 5013 c groups which are basically making a pretty good living for their lawyers by. >> bill: by suing the federal government. >> the sierra club they have a legal arm called earth justice. earth justice is seeking justice all the tile. >> bill: just a plethora of lawsuits going in because they have this fund and they have the right to su

the attorney representing dorm jimmy bell says his client is going to sue prince george's county. >>> supreme court justice stephen breyer startinged by burglars for the second time in three months. authorities say -- targeted by burglars for the second time in three months. authorities say his home was burglarized for the third time this month. no one was home at the time unlike in february at breyer's vacation home in nevis. breyer and his houseguests at the time were threatened with a machete by a gardener who took $1,000. >>> today jurors in the john edwards corruption trial asked to see specific evidence including a list of all exhibits and office supplies, among them a note from heiress and donor rachel bunny mellon. they'll have to decide if edwards committed a crime during his 2008 presidential campaign when he used money from wealthy donors to hide his pregnant mistress. edwards denies breaking any campaign finance laws. >>> day one of the g-8 summit is over for world leaders meeting at camp david. it's the largest gathering of leaders to ever stay at the presidential retreat in the maryland mount

jimmy: oh, my god. i can't do it without bruce. i can't do it any justice.ove to. >> we have to take our cover of "i'm on fire" out of the set. that would be pretty un-cool of us. >> jimmy: do you do it -- >> we did for a long time for a couple of years and so i'm pretty sure we will not bringing that out. >> jimmy: oh my god. he would be honored. he would be so honored. you should just do a whole set list of all bruce songs. he'd be like, "hey man, what was that about? man that was crazy? [ laughter ] sing a song of mine." you have a giant world tour now. what were the early gigs like? i've heard some stories. you have some rough ones. >> we actually played a gas station the day that deer season opened. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: yes! that's what i'm talking about. that's what i'm talking about. playing a gas station. >> a lot of coffee shops. we did a pontoon boat one time. >> yep. >> jimmy: wait, i'm sorry. wait, wait, wait. >> i remember dave, it was like a fame contest and dave, i think he had had a couple too many beers. and he takes off his shirt and he's p

jimmy? >> so, charles, i helped write a neat little bill called zarvane oxley. in that bill we attempted to penetrate the greed. obviously, neither justicetment has used zarban zarbane oxley to go get the bankers. can you use greed or what you have, or should it be a mix of up above. in the book, i go through a list of the crimes that were committed, the laws that were violated. you' you're. a man by the name of matthew lee who was a senior executive by lehman brothers wrote an extraordinary memo in may of 2008, which he hand delivered to senior executives which basically said, you guys are fudging our books. . do you know if anyone continued to certify their controls. you're absolutely right, that violations of the law were frag rant, all i can say is the power of wall veit money in american politics is now so great that it can not only roll back regulation, it can even prevent criminal -- this was the mafia, right? the mafia says and those rules apply in society. i, as of mafia -- a made man in the mafia may or may not comply with those rules. murder, theft, extortion, whatever it is. >> in other words, eric holder will not. if i am in

justice, regardless of case that we had. >> and in closing, director, and i mean closing, mr. chairman, underneath jimmy carter, it was that the appearance of conflict is as dangerous in the ministry of justice as true conflict itself. justice must not only be done. justice must also be seen to be done. >> thank you. the gentleman from puerto rico. >> thank you, mr. chairman, director mueller. you have one of the most challenging jobs, which you perform with great skill. director, i would like to talk to you about the drug-related violence that we are seeing in puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands and to express my respectful but strong views that the fbi and other federal law enforcement agencies need to do far more to deal with this problem. let me briefly summarize a situation. while violent crime has decreased nationally, others have been on the rise. the homicide rates in each territory is about six times the national average and almost, almost three times higher. puerto rico has nearly the same number of murders each year that texas does, even though texas is home to 25 million people, and the

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justice that was brought to osama bin laden. i think it also detracts from what we need to be talking about, which is jobs -- >> wanted to take a shot at jimmyt romney. >> the important aspect here is discussing what we're going to do in the future, not the president complaining somehow he's a better john wayne than mitt romney is. it's deplorable to politicize this, absolutely. what we need to talk about is the economy, the fact that this president d s not moving this economy forward, what this campaign holds for us, i think, is two really clear different visions of what the future of our country is going to be, not this i'm a bigger john wayne than mitt romney debate that the president has started and unleashed with his campaign ad. >> congressman michael turner, good of you to come on. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> speaking of the economy, at least your personal economy, your 401(k) retirement accounts are off to a pretty good start this year. cnbc's courtney regan is here with what's moving your money. how did we do? >> good morning, chris. fidelity investments, the country's largest 401(k) administrator, so they have 12 million a