i watch what happened in westchester and in rockland county. my office was flooded with phone calls. we had probably 400 phone calls within three days of the publication. >> judge jeanine: do you think people are at risk if you give that information out? >> pardon? >> judge jeanine: do you think that they would be in danger? >> absolutely. >> judge jeanine: why? >> we give the criminals a road map. technology is really different than it was 20 years ago, 2030 years ago when the -- 30 years ago when the laws were written. each one was placed with a little red flag. certainly my colleague had no idea what was going to unfold. take google earth and go right into the driveway and see their car and look at the license plate. what an invasion of privacy. and the heartwrenching stories that i heard from all of the people in my neighboring counties of westchester and rockland made me he pause. i gathered all of my attorneys together. >> judge jeanine: and said no way. >> no way. >> judge jeanine: you know it will go to the courts, right? >> absolutely.

i've prosecuted 40,000 cases a we are in westchester county.an affluent suburban community, but there are crime areas in the county just as there are in over part of the country. the question you're going to ask, do you have a recourse? no, right now, the answer is no. that information, your name and your address is public, but what the journal news wanted, sean, they wanted to know how many guns, what caliber of guns. what judge, judge signs your permit and by the way i used to sign pistol permits as a gun and to get a permit in new york state you've got to comply with a background check that involves criminal history. >> sean: hold on. >> your reputation and mental health-- >> it's hard to get it. >> it's not easy, i used to bring them in. >> sean: this is new york and hard to get a gun permit here. what do you think the purpose was? i think to intimidate all the people here and all the people on that list. i think they had a very anti-second amendment agenda and that's why they put this together, right or wrong? >> i agree with you. i think

it 15i after t -- after the new shooting how easy it is westchester county rockland county for guns to be all over the place. they should have used greater editorial discretion in protecting people talk about jail guards policeman who have guns. i don't like the way they did it but they had a right to publish. that's the key point. >> they should have done it in a general way instead of specific. >> i agree with that. >> i am glad. you are alone guy. i hate to see you alone. >> a marine jailed in mexico on bogus gun charges. why the mexicans treated him pretty badly. and this show biz madness did hollywood's liberal politics harm the movie zero dark 30? a big blunder at the golden globes. not that big but kind of big. hope you stay tuned for those reports. >> personal choice segment tonight as you know we were very involved in covering the story of former corporal john hammar injustly held in mexico. was chained to his bed for a short time. shortly before christmas they released him from pressure from the factor and other media. joining us from miami is corporal hammar. how are you fee

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westchester collective is holding a gun show in stanford, even though the county mayor ask them to cancel. what made things even worse this shocking mistake in the stamford advocate newspaper, an ad appearing on the same page as the story of the sandy hook students returning to school. the advocate apologized, saying "artist piper's not be running gun ads, including four antique and collectibles gun shows next to stories about sandy hoped." back in new york, hazmat crews were called to the newspaper after they received an envelope containing white powder. it turned out not to be toxic. in response to the threat, the newspaper has hired armed security. >> virginia congressman jim moran has introduced legislation to improve gun safety. the veteran democrat proposes what he calls five common-sense consider reforms. they include background checks for every gun purchase, background checks on gun shop workers, prohibiting suspected terrorists from buying guns, requiring gun owners to report to police when weapons are lost or stolen, and establishing minimum standards for concealed carry gun per

publish online maps detailing the names and addresses of pistol and revolver permit holders in westchester and rockland county outside of new york city. when the paper requested the names in putnam county, a little further north. county clerk dennis sans said no. saying a short while ago the paper's request may be legal, but it is not right. >> the paper starts out each of the articles mentioning sandy hook and newtown, connecticut and somehow that justified putting good citizens in our counties in dang danger. law, right or wrong, i'm telling you, i am a man who follows the rule of law, but i'm a man who has a conscience and a heart and i do what is right for the citizens of putnam county. >> megyn: and that man is our guest coming up in moments, but first, we want to get to david lee miller, live in caramel, new york, where sant, his boss and other officials just spoke to the media, david l lee? >> reporter: over my shoulder the news conference just broken up and no understatement to say that dennis sant is something of a hero. after he was speaking, while he was speaking people were app

when you hear that the journal news that newspaper that released the names of permit owners in westchesternd rockland did an interactive map literally mapping the way to their homes, what do you think of that, otis? do you think that was the right thing for the journal news to do? >> of course, not. that is saying to me that all of the years that you have worked and paid taxes in your home, i have been living there since 1971, and you don't have no right and we care more about the criminals than we do you. and i'm still paying taxes. >> larry, let me ask you, where do you think this whole discussion is going in the country regarding gun owners? what do you think ultimately is going to happen given that the united states supreme court said the individual has a right to have a weapon? >> i think we have got to smoke out what seems to be behind us. too many times people advocating gun control seem to be very happy with an elitist assumption they are worth protecting and the rest of us chopped liver. i think maybe after the tragedy in newtown people are beginning to realize we have been trying

. ♪ a oo liberal columnist dave keller and carr criticized their onus in westchester county gently forrinting the names and addresses of people entitled to own firearms. juan williams defended them while others stood by aghast. mary katherine still looking aghast. i will start with you. looks like juan is almost alone now in the defense of this dopey newspaper. what do you think is going on with williams? >> there's a long answer but we will cut to the chase. these are first semester journalistic efforts. so basic even the new york times has this. this is me agreeing with the new york times. it is different often between things that are public and whether they are news worthy whether you should be pairing those things in the newspaper. these are something journalists tackle all of the time. there are a lot of things that are public. they are probably juicy and fun to read but are you doing a public service by printing them? people on food stamps most people would argue that wouldn't be a good idea to print those with data and addresses and names after then. at least one of these homes

publication of interactive maps identifying the names and addresses of legal gun permit holders in westchester rockland county, new york, the journal news part of the ganet newspaper chain goes into hiding. the nuce paper that can't wait to -- the news paper that can't wait to throw n into your oh be wear ray this you had a misdemeanor 20 years before you died, watches outside to catch your kids. the came newspaper that invades your privacy and prints whatever innuendo it wants hiding behind their so-called sources which they then refuse to reveal the journal news goes on lockdown. now, i am one of the people that the newspaper identified as being a lawful gun permit holder and, yes, i'm also one of the people who the journal news has both idolized and criticized. but as an elected responsible public official i always took their questions. i answered their inquiries and i took my hits. now, the firestorm began when the journal news identified gun owners in a pedophile like interactive map. the battered woman hiding from her abuser whose address has been protected by the courts. the police offi

this is a live look outside the westchester mall in los angeles. we'll stay on this story to bring you the latest. >>> there is still no word on who will be oakland's police department's compliance director. they failed to agree on who should fill that position by today's deadline. now both sides say they will submit separate recommendations of candidates to a federal judge today. whoever is chosen will oversee the department's implementation of reforms mandated by decades old lawsuit settlements. >>> a benefit concert is being held this weekend for injured giants fan brian stowe. the event features performances by current giants third base coach and his band. also on stage is the grateful dead's singer. the concert took place last january in napa but comcast, which owns this station, will broadcast the event on its comcast hometown network this sunday night at 8:00. >> all right. good music there for a good cause. >>> big changes coming to a number of communities across the bay area. the commutes rather. hear about the changes that will go into ef

. >>> a gun show is being shown by the westchester collectors at the stanford plaza hotel, 40 miles fromtiming of the event is not right only three weeks after the sandy hook shooting. he's organiencouraging organize reschedule the show. >> when you think of gun shows, this is not your typical gun show. >> the captain says the show mainly attracts weapons collectors and westchester has put on the show for seven of the past eight years with no problems. police will be in there in force to make sure every law is followed to a "t." >>> as the debate over guns continues, a measure is looking to be reinstated. sam brock shows us why california's assault weapon ban while arguably the toughest in the country might not be that restrictive after all. >> the chair will administer the oath of office. >> reporter: congressional members had barely raised their right arms thursday to start the new session, and ten bills dealing with gun control were already filed, some echo gun laws already in place in california, like a ban on most firearms described as assault weapons. >> there is no question of a d

. >>> also happening now, los angeles police outside the westchester mall where they think a woman is being held hostage. officers say a pair of armed men entered the store and they took a woman to the back of the store. police are trying to determine what kind of weapons the men are possibly armed with. we'll continue to follow this story and update you as more information comes into our newsroom. >>> more trouble with boeing 878 dreamliner just hours away from touching down in san jose's mineta international airport. overnight cracks appeared in the cockpit windshield of a 787 flying in japan. that plane landed safely. the newest issue comes as faa just announced comprehensive review of the plane dubbed the most technically advanced yet. today's order mandates a second look at the design, manufacture and assembly of the dreamliner. as we mentioned, this is a big deal for the silicon valley because it will land a 787 at sjc this morning. it marks the start of the airline's direct flights to tokyo and beyond. now we asked ana about the recent issues with the plane but they referred us

the trio took 14 employees hostage on thursday at the westchester store. the suspects are accused of stabbing one worker and sexually assaulting another. >>> 4:48 now. one year after the cruise ship disaster in italy survivors and family members returned to the scene for a day of remembrance. government leaders met with victim families to remember the 32 people who died in that shipwreck. they released a chunk of rock embedded in the cruise liner back out to sea and some attended a memorial mass. >> it was a chance i think for the families to get together. a lot of these people have made friends with each other. >> luxury cruise liner slammed into the reef after the captain took it off course. he isn't facing charges. >>> the house is expected to vote tomorrow on money for superstorm sandy worth billions. but the version before the house may not look like the one approved by the senate last year. critics say the senate plan includes too much money for projects that are not related to the storm. >>> boeing 787 dreamliner isn't catching a break. japan airlin

goes down in the hudson river, near yonkers, westchester county north of manhattan. carrying the pilot, passenger. on a sightseeing trip. and this frantic 911 call, describes the scene as the dispatcher tells the pilot to get out before it is too late. how many people on board? >> we have life preservers. >> are you in the water now. >> in the water. filling up. we are going down. we are going down. >> okay. >> sir, i need you to get out of the plane and let me know when you're out. >> i'm out of the plane. i'm going to lose you. i'm going to lose you. the water's freezing. i'm not going to make it to shore. >> okay, we have an officer en route ande have a boat en route. >> okay. i am going to lose you. >> you have to remember they're going into icy, icy water. they did manage to get out. managed to stay afloat. they got their life vests on. the police officers and retired detective took a boat out to rescue them. both were taken to a local hospital, treated for hypothermia and are expected to be okay. so the ntsb is investigating this obviously. and, ironically, 4 y

what better place to witness innovation at work here at ibm in westchester county new york. this is the home of watson, big blue's super computer. watson was clever enough to beat jeopardy champions at their own game just a few years ago. now, i.b.m. researchers are working on new uses for the brianiac computer, particularly in the field of medicine. bernie meyerson calls himself i.b.m.'s head geek. he says innovation is critical for companies and societies to survive and thrive. and, yes, there is a magic ingredient. >> continuity. in the down cycles of the economy the temptation is always, "well, we'll just cut the front end, we won't do our research, we're not going to work on development." so you empty the pipe. then when the economy turns and it always turns, when that economy turns you have nothing in the pipe. and, people run you over out of the gate. >> reporter: but, not all innovation happens in multibillion dollar labs. here in manhattan's fashion district, www.ilikewhatyourwearing.com is trying to ignite a fashion revolution. started by olivia gossett, the websit

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a homan westchester county that was highlighted in the paper was burglarized this past weekend.owl has come out linking the robbery with the newspaper. , quote, the journal news has place the lives of these folks at risk by creating a virtual shopping list for criminals and not jobs. if the connection is proven this is further proof that these maps are not only an invasion of privacy but represent a clear and present danger to law abiding private citizens. city councilman peter tripony, welcome back. it occurs to me there's nothing much you can do about this. your name, your name was outed. what can you do about it? >> there is little we can do now. the map is out there even if they do take it down. we are still on the database. my problem is that what are we waiting for? are we going to wait until retired police officers shot in his garden in front of his family? happened to a judge in thes. are we going to wait for that incident to happen to get this newspaper to take this matter down? i don't want to wait for that. stuart: have we got any kind of statements justifying what th

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the journal news based in westchester county says it is receiving a torrent of negative phone calls andails in response to an articlwhich was refused to comment on the controversy, but apparently the newspaper is recosidering what those armed uards, the role of guns in our society. i guess they probably think that they haveesuperior rights to the leaders. well, a growing number of states say they will consider all lost our teachers after the tragedy at sandy hook elementary school. my next guest has permitted teachers take carry concealed guns since 2007. joining us now, uperintendent for their own school district in texas. it is first of all seven of you to be with us. i know it's a great inconvenience to travel as far as you must. you had teachers with guns for that long. how is that working and what is the reacti in your community and around the state? >> it's worki great. like you said, we passed in october of 07. reaction to the pennsylvania, shooting in virginia tech. we felt that was enough to try to go ahead and get th started. we have what we call the guardian plan. four elemen

the journal news is removing names and addresses of gun owners who live in westchester and rockland countynew york. the decision to remove was not because of strong criticm, the database has been public for twen days and those who wanted to view it have done so already. the decision comes days after two houses listed on the maps were targeted by robbers. critics were upset that the published names put those people at risk. >> there is a polarizing debate in washington and one of the outspoken leaders is responding. former new york mayor guiliani said the key to increasing safety and washington can find compromise. >> new york gun control when i was mayor pretty much the same in eight years and crime went down, 60 percent. 50 or 60 and homicide 65 percent . another interesting comparison is that new york has few murder and chicago has a lot of the murders percapita two orly times in new york. they are both strict on guns and one has a lot and one has little. the worry is proactive policing. it doesn't matter the gun control. are you taking the guns out of the hands of the bad guys. gun cont

all the schools in one area in new york are in lockdown in westchester north of new york city. a man with a gun tried to get inside the middle school. jonathan hunt is following this. jonathan? >>jonathan: this guy tried to get into the school, said he was trying to retrieve a piece of clothing he left at the pool over the weekend and he was asked for an i.d. and he went to produce the i.d. the school employee noticed he had a gun, asked the man if he was carrying a weapon and he said yes, and he worked in the security field that is why he had a gun and he was asked to leave. the man left, but the police are saying he never made any threats and they now have a full lockout on every school. no one is allowed in. no one is allowed out. it appears to be abundance of caution but in this climate we appreciate abundance of caution. >>gregg: my youngest daughter is inside that school right now in lockdown and my other daughter down the street at the high school is on lockdown. we got the call, i got the call, just before i went on the air here, it is unnerving for any parent but they

we have seen outrage from both sides specifically after a story out of westchester county. a local paper there the journal newsprinted the names and addresses of people who legally possess firearms. >> the newsroom has remained silent not saying anything about the decision to public the names. they have hired an armed guard. fox's own jeanine pirro was one of the names. they took the news tape paper to task. >> i think they put a lot of people in darrening. they put battered people in danger orders of protection who addresses are protected by court. they put corrections officers lives in darrening. they have given an interactive map. you go there and look, bill, even the parole board will say to you if a violent criminal is getting out of jail they will call you when he is he is getting out but journal news gave an address and a map to the house. >> if the journal news was convinced what they did was right wouldn't they be out there on the program talking to you we think this is the best for america this is why we did it. stind they are hiding. >> it is indy fencive pact to

this is at a boiling point in westchester and rockland. indeed. >> gretchen: it's important to point out, 29 states have laws that do not allow newspapers or blogs to publish that information. coming up next a major update on the heal of president george h.w. bush. we have the new details from his doctors and his family. right back why do people count on sunsweet prune juice to stay fit on the inside? it's made only from prunes, nothing else. it works, simple as that. it's a natural source of fiber and five essential vitamins. it's the smart choice for me. stay fit on the inside with sunsweet's amazing juices. is a fantastic experience. 30 shrimp for $11.99. i can't imagine anything better. you're getting a ton of shrimp, and it tastes really good! [ male announcer ] hurry in to red lobster's 30 shrimp for just $11.99! choose any two of five savory shrimp selections, like mango jalapeÑo shrimp and parmesan crunch shrimp. two delicious shrimp selections on one plate! all with salad and unlimited cheddar bay biscuits. 30 shrimp, just $11.99

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it deals with the journal news, everyone remembers they're the ones that outed the gun owners in westchesternd new york counties, they've decided to remove the list and put the statement out today the journal news has removed the permit data from their website, our decision to do so is not a concession to critics, that no value was served posting the map in the first place, on the contrary we've heard of too many grateful members to consider our decision to post information contained in the public record to have been a mistake, nor is our decision made because we were intimidated by those who threatened the safety of our staffers, we do not cower, we believe those who want today view it have done so already. and now the data will be outdated and inaccurate. and i think a win-- i think they did cower, do you agree? >> yes, it was a shameful act. it told the criminals whose house to break in if they want today steal a gun. whose house to break into if they were completely unprotected. there were a the lot of women out there, women being stalked and did not want their name out there and let kno

it deals with the journal news, everyone remembers they're the ones that outed the gun owners in westchesternd new york counties, they've decided to remove the list and put the statement out today the journal news has removed the permit data from their website, our decision to do so is not a concession to critics, that no value was served posting the map in the first place, on the contrary we've heard of too many grateful members to consider our decision to post information contained in the public record to have been a mistake, nor is our decision made because we were intimidated by those who threatened the safety of our staffers, we do not cower, we believe those who want today view it have done so already. and now the data will be outdated and inaccurate. and i think a win-- i think they did cower, do you agree? >> yes, it was a shameful act. it told the criminals whose house to break in if they want today steal a gun. whose house to break into if they were completely unprotected. there were a the lot of women out there, women being stalked and did not want their name out there and let kno

last night the journal news at westchester gannett newspapers that managed to ignite a national furor by releasing the names and addresses of lawful gun holders in a pedophile active map surrendered. the map came down. the reason? we decided to remove the gun permit data fro at 5 p.m. today. while the new law does not require us to remove the data, we believe in doing so complies with its spirit. you're kidding, right? the new law doesn't require that you remove anything? don't you love it when the loser tries to make it look like you really won, like he's taking the high road, like the decision to retreat was really a voluntary one, and oh, by the way, since you refuse to speak on this issue for weeks as you hit behind your bodyguards with guns, what hole did you climb out of to wave your white flag? i think you're scared that the two homes you identified as having guns that were burglarized wer where guns were taken might have played into your convenient surrender. even your own employees felt your newspaper put them at risk. >> i agree with you, and i am on your side on this. >> so