jeanine." >>> welcome back. from a royal baby to myly cyrus, 2013 brought us highs and lows in the world of entertainment. fox's adam hausle is ready to take you down a red carpet trip down memory lane. >> reporter: there's another reason to hold a royal celebration in the u.k., prince william and kate middleton and prince george. and "jeopardy" host alex trebek plans to say good-bye. but the money in the banana stand pulls through as "arrested development" ends its hiatus. >> candace glover backs the becomes the first woman to win "american idol" since twern. >> jennifer lopez is back at the table on american idle. and also welcoming harry connick, jr. audiences line up to see another installment of "the hunger games" trilogy. jennifer lawrence took home her first oscar for her work in "sill "silver linings playbook." and the best picture this year goes to "argo", the movie based on the 1979 iranian hostage crisis. the film snatched up three who is cars and the golden globe for best oscar. >> and for a more per

i'm katie pavlich in for judge jeanine pirro. from budget grid lack to the obamacare key bait to white house scandals, 2013 was quite a year for the beltway and the obama administration. we take a look at 2014. >> reporter: in president obama's second inaugural address, he laid out his agenda for a second term but tackled a speech -- >> we all are created equal. >> reporter: several monies later as protesters from both sides flooded the steps of the supreme court, two 5-4 rulings from the justices granted greater rights to gay couples, while also ruling california's voter approved ban on same-sex marriages as unconstitutional. >> and to the justices of the supreme court, thank you for affirming the principle of equal justice under the war. >> reporter: same-sex marriage is still up to individual states. >> the message is very clear. if you do not pro actively act to protect marriage, activist politicians and judges will redefine it from under you. >> reporter: meanwhile a freshman congress was sworn in in january, republicans mak

congressman, thank you for being with us. >> jeanine, thank you. appreciate it. >>> the surviving boston bomber, moaning aut too strict prison conditions. wait till you hear what i have to say to him. >>> and this is your lasthance toote in tonight's insta poll. president obama says health care is fixed. can we believe him? we'll read your comments after this. hi, i'm terry and i have diabetic nerve pain. it's hard to describe, because you have a numbness, but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively getting worse, and at that point i knew i had to do something. once i started taking the lyrica the pain started subsiding. [ male announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters

congressman, thank you for being with us. >> jeanine, thank you. appreciate it. >>> the surviving boston bomber, moaning about too strict prison conditions. wait till you hear what i have to say to him. >>> and this is your last chance to vote in tonight's insta poll. president obama says health care is fixed. can we believe him? we'll read your comments after this. >>> dzhokhar tsarnaev, you remember him, the younger of the two boston bomber brothers, detonation of an ied at the boston marathon. now he wants a massachusetts district court to vacate his extraordinary and severe restrictions while he awaits trial. he alleges his first, fifth and sixth amendment constitutional rights have been violated because his telephone and mail privileges have been restricted. now i don't know about you, but my blood boils when i heard that one. dzhokhar, let me tell you, you should kiss the ground you walk on that afforded you these constitutional rights in the first place. in case you're wondering, because i know you spent most of your life here smoking dope a

jeanine? >> reporter: well, eric, all lanes are back open here on el camino real near 92. in the last ten minutes, police left the scene and they were focused on the brunch in the clover leaf, questioning homeless people, asking to see if they saw anything or knew if the victim was homeless. around 6:15 this morning, a 589- year-old african-american man was hit and killed by a car while walking on el camino real near highway 92. . officers said the driver of a black honda who hit the man stayed on the scene, but a white toyota that also hit the victim left the scene, and investigators said he ended up calling police from from a nearby supermarket parking lot. there there was a period of time that elapsed between the time the accident occurred and the time that person made contact with us. what we're trying to determine is how much effort was made by that individual in attempting to contact police and how much time truly elapsed. that's part of the evolving investigation. >> reporter: officers say they are still investigating whether to call this an accident a hit and run a

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. jantjie, the supposed sign interpreter who was within inches of president obama, failed to sign a single word correctly but he did manage to flash the gang sign for the california mafia crips athens park boys and something that looked like the university of texas hook 'em horns gesture. and then there's this one. well, you can figure it out. and get this. he did the same thing last year at a presidential event. the african national congress however never even entertained the complaint. here's a message to the government of south africa. if you can't find any good sign interpreters, i have a recommendation. try something like this. >> now a public service to those of our viewers who have difficulty with their hearing. i will repeat the top story of the day aided by the head master of the new york school for the hard of hearing, garrett morris. our top story tonight -- >> our top story tonight -- >> good night and have a pleasant tomorrow. >> good night and have a pleasant tomorrow. >>

however, in her stead, judge jeanine pirro who joins us now. so, first case we have for you, the former florida teacher, 31-year-old ethel anderson has been sentenced to 38 years in prison for having sex with a 12-year-old boy. a student. we have seen a lot of lenient sentences for female children. why 38? >> i called the chief investigator in the hillsborough county office. what he said to me is we have sentencing guidelines. whenever you talked about la favreau never spent a day in jail. >> both of them in the day in jail. >> same d.a.'s office. something in the water in florida. but what he said to me was, look, the student in that case, the mother did not want her son to testify and be associated with this high profile case. >> the kid was older too. >> the kid was older. you know what? she benefited from that. then there was stefanie, another teacher braids and a grin. she got 10 years because she took a plea deal. here, in this case she refused to take the plea deal. convicted guilty as charged nine counts. >> what did she do? >> what she

"justice with judge jeanine." >>> if you like your doctor, you'll be able to keep your doctor. if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan. if you like your health care plan, you will be able to keep your health care plan. period. >> if you like your insurance plan, you will keep it. no one will be able to take that away from you. it hasn't happened yet. it won't happen in the future. >> drum roll, please. the lie of the year for 2013 goes to none other than president barack obama. his catchy "if you like your health care plan, you can keep it" has topped the list. meanwhile, this week, the white house in full crisis mode, made a house call to the sexiest man alive, adam levine, along with a bunch of other liberal hollywood celebs to help boost the obamacare enrollment. with me is news editor for townhall.com and fox news contributor, katie pavlich and democratic strategist, steve lacer. all right, guys. you know what, steve, let me ask you a question. i'll go right to you. when you saw the president say that over and over and over again, did

at this point i want to bring up jeanine from luminal contractor >> (clapping) >> thank you very much. what a great can i this is a great resolution. this is a triple win for san francisco energy solar and conservatism reduce the costs of operating our homes they reduce our impact on the assignment and create good jobs. as you can see by the people woergz to put san franciscans to work re51st our economy and causing us to have a much letters impact on the assignment are this is 1345r9 environmently and a smart investment in san francisco and our ability to grow our workforce, grow a our skill set, and create a better former for all of us >> thanks scombren then awe. i want to bring up one of the homeownership's that's existed to start the program i want to velocity josephine >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for being here i'm josephine i'm a member of the small property owns in san francisco and help with the tradition services to the growing chinese folks i'm a homeownership and have been there will 5 years. there or for any homeownership it's the costs that have to be weighed

i am jeanine cotter and i cofounded in 2004 in the sunset district since 2004 we have been designing and installing solar electric and solar hot water systems in the san francisco bay area and we have installed more systems in san francisco than any other company. we are based in san francisco. i live in san francisco and we hire san franciscans and we benefited from go solar sf. that has been an amazing program but one thing that program doesn't aggress is the issue of energy efficiency, water conservation, transportation, the off loading of natural gas as a fossil fuel that we use to heat our homes and it also doesn't address how

i am jeanine cotter and i cofounded in 2004 in the sunset district since 2004 we have been designing and installing solar electric and solar hot water systems in the san francisco bay area and we have installed more systems in san francisco than any other company. we are based in san francisco. i live in san francisco and we hire san franciscans and we benefited from go solar sf. that has been an amazing program but one thing that program doesn't aggress is the issue of energy efficiency, water conservation, transportation, the off loading of natural gas as a fossil fuel that we use to heat our homes and it also doesn't address how to pay for solar electric systems and solar water systems over the life of those systems and that's an impediment and right now the vehicle for that is third party ownership and investors group and wallstreet owns the systems on people's homes and only addresses the solar electric system and not how we reduce the natural gas usage, how we reduce hour water usage and how we decarbonize our transportation and those three issues are actually major issues with

i'm katie pavlich in for judge jeanine pirro. from budget grid lack to the obamacare key bait to white house scandals, 2013 was quite a year for the beltway and the obama administration. we take a look at 2014. >> reporter: in president obama's second inaugural address, he laid out his agenda for a

i'm robert gray now back to justice with judge jeanine. >> if you like your health care plan, you will keep it. it hasn't happened yet. it won't happen in the future. >> drum roll, please the lie of the year for 2013, goes to none other than president barack obama. his catchy if you like your health care plan, you can keep it. it tops the list. this week the white house in full crisis mode made a house call to sexiest man alive. adam levine with other celebrities to help boost obamacare enrollment. with me is news editor for town hall contributor. all right. guys. if the president, you know what? let me ask you a kwechlt i'm going to go to you. when you saw the president say over and over and over again. did you cringe? >> i looked into this lie of the year thing. they went off the rails? >> all they had to do was make adjustments they won't have had to cancel everybody. it's what i expected them to do. they we're going back to insurance company. let's get the facts from politi facts. >> a couple items to each policies? >> like maternity care. >> who is to pay for that? you have to cov

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. jantjie, the supposed sign interpreter who was within inches of president obama, failed to sign a

now right back to "justice" with judge jeanine. >>> why is the obama administration always apology apologizing to other countries who absolutely hate us? why do we endlessly apologize for our belief system? what we stand for, who we are and what we do. exhibit a. an indian national a deputy counsel general is a subject of united states department of justice civil rights investigation along with a state's department. the diplomat is charged with evading united states laws for employees after trying to pay the housekeeper thousands less than what's required. she is arrested, given several hours to make phone calls, offered food and then taken to jail. where she is fully searched in a private setting by a female u.s. marshal. the government of india goes ballistic, stating that they are shocked and appalled at the despicable and barbaric treatment of their national by the united states federal government. john kerry, secretary of state, that great american, you remember him from vietnam, rushes to throw all of us including his own state department under the bus apologizing, lamenting and regretti

. >> and jeanine. >> and i have some news for you all. you know warm weather very well. you're not going to get it. let me show you all of you staying for new year's eve what it's going to be right here in times square. you see that temperature. ooh, 21. and it's going to feel, if you're lucky, like it's 10 when that ball drops. at least it will be mostly clear. mild in the southwest and through parts of the south. look at new orleans close to 60. 70s in florida. across the nation, milder for now. but it's that big siberian express that is going to affect us come next week. we are chilled already thinking about it. we got a couple warm days before it. >> everybody out here has hats and gloves. they're ready for a new year's eve. are you loving the mild weather? >> yeah. >> for now. she's from atlanta. took her by surprise. lara, let's get into you. >>> here's a look at what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." first in "pop news," a surprising way to use this. we'll explain, coming up in the pop. >>> and miley cyrus' brand-new video for "adore you." a lot of people ask

employer has a $7,000 out-of-pocket a year provision, and she works for a very large health care provider jeanine gentry. we're covered by my husband's policy through his employer. we have not found out exactly how much the premium is going to rise but have been told to expect between 150% to 300% increase per paycheck. we do know for certain that our deductible will rise from $5,000 annually to $8,500 annually. ann nauer from shepherdsville. i received my insurance papers from united health care and found that my premiums have risen from $214 to $480 a month. i only get $1,181 in social security a month. that's after my medicare payment. so i went online to see if i could get my husband signed up for this a.c.a. insurance. i filled out the information but was told that what i stated for our income was incorrect and that i needed to send in proof of my income. then they insisted that we fill out this form about voter registration. voter registration. we're already registered to vote and felt this was completely unnecessary. the form did have a spot that stated we were already registered, but i do

. >> and my favorite, when jeanine driver violated you. >> that was al's favorite of the year. so that's a little something for above the mantle. >> i love it. >> the good news is, the restraining order is still on her. >> so, natalie, merry christmas. >> thank you. >> i saw this and thought of you. your more athletic side and artistic side and it's a wonderful organization. >> oh, okay. >> this is a sweet gift, then. >> well, i think so. >> this is an inspirational gift, you said. okay. what have we got here? oh, very cool. >> it's a dance top. >> this is fan as it stick. i love that. >> if you're in new york and you haven't seen it you have to go. >> go. >> my parents said it was the most exciting performance. >> so incredible. >> change your life. >> i love this. >>> all right. let's show you what is going on around your part of the country. wait a minute. you told me to go to local and then you show this. minneapolis, boom. that's not minneapolis. this could have turned out pretty nicely. risk of strong storms on saturday from the gulf coast into the ohio river valley. icy