this is jessica. i don't know if you guys know each other. >> i'm moving in. >> jimmy: let's get right into this, bobby. last time you were here, we had a throwdown? >> yeah, eggplant parmesan. >> jimmy: i feel i was robbed. you won a split decision. >> i crushed you. >> jimmy: it was 2-1. i was interested that you won making an eggplant parmesan despite the fact that you did not use any parmesan. >> is that true? you went and checked it out after the ruls came? >> jimmy: you told me what the ingredients were. >> now we're here for the burger death match. i'm going to show you how to make the perfect burger. not the fanciest burger. the perfect burger. >> jimmy: this is a match between me and my heart. >> this is 80/20. if it's too lean, it's too dry and has no flavor. so basically you don't want to overwork the meat. you want to press down with your palms. check it out. hi. >> hi. >> jimmy: i have a feeling lifa is overworking the meat right now. [ laughter ] >> all right, here's a trick. when you co

also to get behind jessica's law. if you're go to billoreilly.com, we have all the information for you. duke it on the net, and you can tell him that his behavior toward children is barbaric because it is. again, the information to contact governor andrew cuomo is on billoreilly.com. as a roman catholic, cuomo should know better. if there is indeed a judgment day, he better bring a good lawyer. talking points is not like to pinpoint americans in this way. i have nothing against cuomo or speaker in colorado. but i do not want my country to be a place of barbarism and i will fight against that. there comes a point where all good citizens must stand up for the most defenseless among us. and that's a memo. when we come back, we will talk to jessica lunsford's father mark who talked in colorado but was ignored by the legislature. later, lou dobbs on why facebook paid no income tax last year. also geraldo on the blade runner murder case. those reports after these messages. >> bill: continuing with our lead story is america

there were more victims than just jessica roach. hall said he'd also been near the campus of indiana wesleyan university where tricia reitler had disappeared. i was over there because i needed to be with somebody. there was a small shopping center. i had a van. hall said he raped and strangled a girl here, too. and then he identified his victim, by pointing to tricia's picture. tricia's disappearance had remained a mystery for 18 months. >> we were just kind of sitting on the sidelines waiting for information to come in. >> with little evidence and local police insisting on another suspect, tricia's parents, garry and donna still suffered. >> with each thing that came in the urgency was great. and the heartache was great, too. and the anticipation and the hope. >> hall's confession met the reitler's might at least find their daughter. and that gary miller had found the killer of jessica roach. but the next day, hall changed his story. >> as i was talking to him he said, i was just telling you about my dreams. that didn't really happ

jugando con el carrito con jessica maldonado. que bonito jessica. >>> claro, le dije que me re bale uno de verdad. no de esos chiquitos una troca. >>> lo único que falta dijo que tenía una ropa interior tuya. quien sabe por qué. >>> dice, imagínate imagínate tú. >>> la ropa interior que tiene, porque tiene una tienda de campaña allá, ¿no? >>> lo conoce. dice que tiene cajas ahí. >>> creo que tienes una hija que le ira muy bien en el gordo y la flaca. >>> yo creo que sí yo creo que en los 2000 y algo le ira bien a mi hija. >>> yo vengo así, tipo 40, 50 me quedé con la influencia de hollywood. me entiendes así de romántico y fabuloso y los... >>> gracias maldonado. gracias. y miren a quien tenemos en los estudios muy estos momentos. recién llegada del portaaviones. bienvenida los chicos que vienen de la guerra. aquí está verónica. >>> ella los usaba más cortitos. ay ! dios. a ya ya ya. ahora sí, chisme, chisme. y este que les voy a contar es muy actual. chicas ¿quien está soltera?. >>> no. >>> (gritos) . >>>

jessica lehman. thank you. hello councilmembers. thank you so much for having us here today and congratulations to our new chair. >> thank you very much. >> okay. let me know if the sound is okay. is that close enough? okay. great. so i understand we have about 10 minutes. is that right? >> yes. >> okay. i'm going to try to take about just five minutes of our time because we have two board members here who i want to introduce them and a chance to speak as well. so senior disability action was technically formed last summer through the merger of senior action network and planning for elders in the central city. both are ork niegzs that have been around for 20 years and had similar missions for supporting seniors and people with disabilitys in san francisco and our mission is about empowering people with disabilities and seniors to improve our community as a whole and we have a strong social justice focus and about fighting forms of oppression so we work through individual support and collective action that we think it's important to

yeah. >> jessica styx was also recently transferred out of g dorm. but, today, she'll be dealing with the past. she has a visitation with her mother. >> i'm going to visit with my mommy. >> are you excited about that? >> i'm so excited. i haven't seen her in two weeks. i'm so excited. i can't wait. i don't even see my mom. >> she's probably not here yet. we'll put you at a table and then when she comes in -- >> okay. it will probably make her feel better to see me better. you know? >> visitation at maricopa comes with two major restrictions. the inmate is handcuffed to the table and is not allowed to touch or be touched by their visitors. >> what happened to your hand? >> i broke it. >> how? >> i punched the wall. >> what? >> i know. i'm sorry. i got really mad. >> your bad hand? >> this is my bad hand. they're both bad. >> why did you punch the wall? >> because, mom, everything just was building up. and then i just -- something set me over the edge and i got pissed off. i got mad. i tried for two hours to calm myself down. i tried exercising and doi

>> jon: thank you, jessica. ssica,jessica, >> jon: welcome back to the show. continuing 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 the

she's channeling someone from rita hayworth to jessica rabbit. it's sexy and giving you the drop dead glamour you expect. >> i am sorry for calling you jay-z. i have stylish men coming along. do they get the same kind of pressure, though, as the women? sore it really all about the women's dresses tonight? >> i have to tell you, you know, men do get the short end of the stick on the red carpet. the way they have reinvented what black tie should be, i have seen a tremendous amount of navy blue tuxedos, brown tuxedos. men should be singled out at times for really looking great on the red carpet. >> joe, how am i faring in this dolce number? >> i think you look great. thumbs up to you. >> you weren't going to say anything else, were you? be honest. >> you look great. you always look great. >> looking at pictures of jessica chastain, who is one of my favorite actresses. absolutely beautiful. looks amazing in that dress. suits her hair color really well. i am joined by a british heart throb. how are you? >> good. >> you are, as i know from my god fathe

jessica, back to you. >> thank you. police are resuming class room and physical training at the facility but firearms training remains on hold. >>> a washington county man is facing attempt murder charges. police say 38-year-old jenerette dixon surrounded after a 2 and a half hour stand off. they were called to this hagerstown home on saturday after neighbors saw a woman running from the house with a knife in her chest. she survives and is in the hospital. dixon is charged with attempted murder. >>> olympian oscar pistorius will sit in a jail cell for at least one more day as he awaits a hearing on murder charges. tomorrow reeva steenkemp will be laid to rest. her family is demanding answers. >> lawyers for olympian oscar pistorius will seek bail for the runner on tuesday. the double amputee has been in jail since thursday charged with murdering his girlfriend, model reeva steenkemp. her mother was quoted asking why my little girl why did he do this. pistorius's father said it was a tragic accident, that his son acted o

poor jessica. everybody seems to forget she's now a young woman. well, still, daniel must have been very angry after the accident. driving a truck into the path of a young teenage girl is not an accident. was he angry, sir? yes, yes, i suppose he was. hathaway: are we keeping you, sir? well, yes, as a matter of fact you are. jessica's 21st-- flash old bash. cecile's reliving her glory days. oh, fudge. forgot. well, well, well. hathaway plus guest. is this your date for the evening? oh, yeah, we're inseparable. come on, sir let's go and tuck you into your tux. i'm better under my own steam. thanks all the same. how long? you and her? me and who? fiona. oh, for pity's sake, man. how long have you fancied fiona mckendrick? call a spade a shovel, why don't you? what, you two... yeah. for a while. well, we were even trying to work out how on earth i was going to break up with you, sir. you know what she's like-- fast track and all of that. office romance doesn't look too hot on the c.v., does it? so, she went her way i got lumped with you. (chamber musi

one of those moms is jessica lopez from california. who are you here with? >> my sons, corporal lopez, joshua. her son lost a leg. >> he was injured in the marines in combat. he had severe injuries which resulted in having to amputate this right lower leg. >> do you have friends and family here? >> yes, i do, i have my husband and my six children. >> we wanted to give jessica a much deserved day, something she hasn't had in a while. we did it with the help of p.r. partners salon. >> it's been a little bit since we had a haircut, correct? my recommendation is to go in and shape your hair up. >> really cool, trendy clothes. >> reporter: we also got help from neiman marcus. >> they say the third floor is one of the most relaxing places at nbc. >> reporter: jessica took a look at the latest styles, something she hasn't had the time to do in the last year. >> what kind of jewelry do you like to wear, hoop earrings, bracelets, necklaces? >> reporter: then there was makeup from bobby brown cosmetics. >> take a look at the liner. that's pretty. you have that little

jessica, just take us through in your own words what happened. you say hundley was combative from the get-go. >> i boarded the plane early on just to get all of our things settled and everything. he was already on the plane, putting his luggage up. and i kind of introduced myself and said we were going to be sitting next to him. and right away, he was obviously not happy with that. and it just kind of set the mood from there for us. i could also smell alcohol on him heavily, and i could see in his eyes, they were glossed over, and he was clearly intoxicated before the flight took off. >> you actually spent the majority of the flight, i take it, standing in the back of the plane with your son, right? >> i did. he made me feel very uncomfortable at the beginning because he was complaining, saying that jonah was too big to be a lap baby, and he was turning my light on every time i would turn it off, so i just wanted to avoid anything else. so i just removed us from the situation, and we went and stood back by the bathrooms for a good duration of the

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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 with 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

. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >> here's what people are talking about today. police in southern california saying the manhunt for an ex-cop who went on a week-long killing spree is over. this noon, we're being told it is the body of christopher dorner inside a burned out cabin the scene of a shoot out late yesterday. here's the latest for wjz. >> police have not yet confirmed that christopher dorner was the man they found inside a charred cabin. >> now it will depend on the condition of the body that's recovered. it will depend on the forensics that are available and the laboratories that are available. >> the week-long search for dorner ended with an intense shoot out at the cabin. cbs reporter carter evans was in the middle of it. >> we are right in the center of the action here. we are right where this is happening. >> then with a single gunshot the final confrontation was over. police say the former los angeles police officer and navy reservist took his own life as the cabin went up in flames. john miller headed up to lapd's mayor crimes unit. he said ther

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here with the behind-the-scenes look, jessica yellin. a lot of tough talk, jessica, from republicans. why exactly are they so mad about this? >> partly, wolf, because this is a surprise. the republicans didn't know the president was moving the white house bill on a separate track. they thought it was on deep freeze while the senate works out a compromise, so they think there's really only one reason the president would ready his own plan. he's preparing for the senate to fail, so they're mad. also, this is unusual. the obama white house rarely writes its own legislation. so this new strategy is unnerving some in both parties. now, the white house insists this is just a back-up plan, and they also tell me that they didn't leak the draft, and they think that the leak is unfortunate. >> were there really any surprises in this draft? >> no, great question, and the answer is no surprises at all. the details from the leaked draft are no different from the plan posted on the white house website for the last two years. so then the question is, w

and jessica alba is here, too. [ cheers and applause ] we have a special plan for jessica tonight. out on hollywood boulevard, we built a box, and the purpose of this box is to allow pedestrians to make out with their favorite hollywood stars. i'll show you how it works. this is it. our brand-new

military stands for. >> reporter: jessica hundred ves and susan burke say relying on the military to correct the problem is naive. congress needs to act to change the law. >> if congress doesn't step forward and fix it, what we have -- we've made our troops second class citizens in our own nation. >> reporter: can we fix it? >> they have a power to eradicate rape and eradicate sexual assault. it's doable. it just needs to be done. >> it doesn't have to take another 20 years or even a year or two this can be done immediately and effectively. >> reporter: zero tolerance. >> there is no excuse. >> a powerful documentary, indeed, that leads us to tonight's closing arguments. should the u.s. military adopt a zero tolerance policy when it comes to sexual assault? should the law be changed? we want to know what you think. you can weigh in on the "nightline" facebook page or tweet us @nightline or @ cynthia mcfadden. sunday night is oscar night here on abc beginning 7:00 p.m. in the east, 4:00 p.m. in the west. we're wondering if "invisible war" will win. thank you for watching. good night,

the big stars are flocking to hollywood to get free stuff because they are all cheap bastards like jessica alba or perhaps the biggest star of all nominated for best performance by a 42-year-old pretending to be 18 courtney stodden. >> what are you doing? >> i'm here for the oscar sweet giveaway. should be fun. >> we now go to oscar himself for being affiliated with courtney stodden. >> everything that is wrong with the oscars. who invited them? >> who did you get invited by? >> i don't know. who invited me, ms. manager? >> mystery. >> we're guessing it wasn't meryl streep. >> the only oscar she might stand a shot with these days is oscar pistorius. even oscar the grouch thinks she is too trashy to be seen with. >> which explains why you don't see denzel washington showing up more like the tara reids or what the hell is in that bag? monique. >> stop trashing oscars good name, it's tacky and cheap. the only suite to go to is the "tmz" oscar suite where you can get a "tmz" shirt. >> they are fabulous now. >> have you seen them? >> i'm wearing six under here. >> you better have paid for those

this is jessica lehman again. i am embarrassed in the director's report i was remiss of mentioning something in the senior action report which was extend a sincere thanks and recognition on the mayor's office on disability staff and the installation of phone jacks in the sro's. i don't think through the land use committee and the first reading of the board of supervisors unanimously without all of their work, particularly carla and joannaa, for thinking through the issues and putting grab bars in bathrooms in sro's and working on the technical assistance manual which will be invaluable to make sure that property managers and landlords can put in the grab bars that work best for the buildings and seniors and people with disabilities that need grab bars so they're safer so thank you very much for all of your work. >> thank you. and this is public comment for items that was not on today's agenda. thank you. >> hello. i am barry ed man. uc ed mand and i am a ambassador for 10 years today and today we losing a case wor

jessica bennett said she and her adopted son were on delta flight 721 to atlanta in seat 28b and next to them in seat 28a was this man, joe ricky hundley of hayden, idaho. >> he was being rude and belligerent and i felt very uncomfortable. >> reporter: she even left her seat and stood in the back of the plane holding jonah for much of the flight but she had to sit back down for landing in atlanta. because of the altitude change jonah was uncomfortable and crying. then it got ugly. >> i was having trouble comforting him and that's when the guy had made his comment to me. >> reporter: court documents say hundley allegedly told jessica to, "shut that n word baby up." >> i could not believe that he would say something like that and to a baby or about a baby. >> reporter: then hundley allegedly slapped jonah hitting him in the eye. >> and then to hit him was just -- i felt like i was in another world. i was shaking. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint, fellow passengers came to her aid. cnn reached out to hundley who has been charged with assaulting a minor. he declined to com

. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >>> we begin with this day's breaking news. it is in wilmington delaware. a man opened fire inside a crowded courthouse leaving several people dead. alex is live with this. >> reporter: three people are dead including the shooter. police officers inside exchanged fire with the shooter before he reached the metal detectors in the lobby. two women were killed and two officers sustained non-life threatening injuries. details are still coming in. it's not yet clear how the shooting was killed. police could not confirm whether he entered the building targeting a specific person. >> thank you very much. earlier wilmington's mayor said one of the women killed is the shooters estranged wife. >>> the other developing story a major announcement from the vatican. for the first time in 6 centuries the pope will resign effective at the end of this month. wjz has complete coverage of the decision. mike schuh is live with reaction from local catholics. first more on the shocking revolution. >> pope benedict xvi delivered the surprising messag

and sarah jessica parker. it's "e.t.'s" special oscar edition of they dated? >> can you tell me what's going through your mind right now? >> everything. >> now, "entertainment tonight," the worldwide leader in entertainment news. >> big news. excitement around here tonight. michael jackson's son, prince michael, joins "entertainment tonight" as our special guest correspondent. >> that's right. brooke anderson is with him right now. >>> we are thrilled to have him, the first time prince michael has done something like this. he will be on our stage in a few minutes. a very impressive and nice young man. >> so sweet. so charming. >>> first, the sad news tonight, the apparent suicide death of country music star, mindy mccready. why couldn't this tragedy be prevented? >> that's what i want to know. that's why i sat down with the man who tried to help her conquer her demons on "celebrity rehab" dr. drew pinsky. >> she apparently shot herself in the face on this front porch moments after shooting her dog and days aft

this is all -- this is just shocking. >> jessica wynn said dr. levy saved her life when she suffered complications during childbirth. she's outraged with john hopkins for failing to notify patients. >> to find out the way we did that hurt. hopkins didn't send out anything. i had to find out on the news, from family. it's not fair. i've been going to him 11 years. >> doctor levy committed suicide this week at his home. patients may never get the answers they want. >> i don't know if one of the videos has me on there or not. i don't know. i can't help from thinking about it. >> reporter: investigators are trying to determine if there were any underage victims. police say it is going to take a long time to sift through all the hard drives and the other evidence they have. i'm mike the number is 410-396-2269. >>> this noon police are investigating a murder/suicide in north baltimore. police were called to the 3900 black of frisbe street and found a man and woman with gunshot wounds. a young child was found unharmed near by. investigators aren't sayin

>>> larry hall had confessed to killing jessica roach, tricia reitler and two other women. and then he took it all back, claiming it was just his imagination. >> i did confess to certain policemen that i had dreams that i did things. >> but investigator gary miller had other evidence like the witness who drove by this cornfield the night of jessica's murder. >> that person testified that he was absolutely sure that when he went by here that night there was a van and a guy coming from the corn field to get in his van. >> a search of hall's house and van revealed he had been casing out small college towns and keeping suspicious notes. "seen joggers and bikers. many alone. check colleges, parks. seen some prospects." hall also made lists for the hardware store. "buy two more plastic tarps. cover all floor and sides of van." and hall wrote himself troubling instructions. no body contact. buy condoms. buy two more leather belts. find one now! amongst hall's things, investigators found newspaper clippings about roach and reitler, possessions from other missing girls and pornograp

>> hello again i'm jessica kartalija. >> and i'm don scott. >> and here's what people are talking about today. there are three days left before automatic across the board spending cuts kick in. the president is taking his message on the road while republicans in congress are accusing him of using scare tactics. >> president obama is visiting a shipyard in new port news virginia today. he is warning that civilians who work on navy ships could face layoffs if $85 billion in budget cuts kick in. military leaders talked about how challenging the cuts will be at a congressional hearing this morning. >> if we do not have the resources to train and equip the force, our soldiers are the ones who will pay the price potentially with their lives. >> with the clock ticking it's small businesses like this communications contractor that are already bracing for the impact of the cuts, especially hits to the defense department. >> for us it could go into the millions of dollars. >> pedro alfonso employs 120 workers. his business relies on contracts with government agencies that will see their budgets s

. >> reporter: jessica hundred ves, one of the survivors whose story is highlighted in the film. >> the military was something i always wanted to do. i come from a military family, i wanted to join and start a career. >> reporter: did you enlist? >> i did. yes, ma'am. >> reporter: tell me what you did. >> i was crew chief on an f-15, i was responsible for the aircraft, top to do tbottom. i wanted to retire from the military. i was retired with ptsd. >> reporter: tell me what happened. >> a guy was in an adjoining room, he broke in through my bathroom, raped me, walked back out, grabbed his book bag and didn't say anything to anybody and left. >> reporter: he told authorities he stopped when she said no but while jessica was transferred to another base, the man she accused of raping her was given a commendation for his work. ultimately the military command weighed in and dismissed the case. >> i felt like this was a threat to justice and this is so wrong. >> reporter: in fact, only 8% of assault cases go to trial. >> it's fully controlled by the chain of command, not an impartial judicia