it is amazing how much there s actually to talk about this and find out what really makes this guy tick. judge jeanine: one of the things that we know, scott, is that they are not allowing the parents to talk to the child. we do you think that is? the negotiators have to control the setting and the screen. judge jeanine: this poor five-year-old. he is a baby. when you introduce the parents or any unexperienced person into a setting like this you could and tate unwillingly or unknowingly. you don t know he what issues the is subject has with his own mother or his own father or his own parents. obviously he is aware that he did something wrong. judge jeanine: he killed a bus driver. he is aware of what he did and that is in the past, its done. now, what s done is done, let s move on and now let s work through the situation where nobody gets harmed. judge jeanine: chris, last question to you. how long can this go on? you know, without the jimmy lee
how many in this community are calling a hero for dying while trying to protect the kids on his bus. judge jeanine: garrett, let me ask you a quick question here. is there any relationship between this jimmy lee dykes and the child that he kidnapped? authorities have not told us anything about that relationship, if there is any. we still don t know. that is one of the many details we are waiting to hear. exactly why it is that this would happen. we do know that jimmy lee dykes was scheduled to go into court on wednesday. judge jeanine: for what? for some he was scheduled to go there for menacing with neighbors. lots of the neighbors we talked to people here as well as in the community said he wasn t the ideal neighbor. people called him just a mean man. he is very protective of his property from what neighbors have said. any time someone or an animal would get close to the property
judge jeanine: this is a fox news alert. on the ongoing hostage situation in midland city, alabama where a five-year-old boy continues to be held in a secure underground bunker. reports are that jimmy lee dykes the man accused of holding the boy has allowed police to deliver coloring books, medication and toys for him. that, of course, a good sign. we will be live on the scene later in the show to bring you the latest on the negotiations. police working very hard to free this boy and return him safely to his parents. now, back to guns. the obama administration is pushing to restrict gun ownership. if that happens will those laws even be enforced? sheriffs in 39 states say they will not only not follow the laws, they believe that those laws will violate the second amendment. with me are are maricopa county arizona sheriff joe arpaio from
hostage in an underground bunker. the man s name is jimmy lee dykes. he said he had blankilates and a electric heater to keep the bunker warm. the sheriff talked about the situation today. he aloud us to provide coloring books and medication, toys upon. i want to thank him for taking care of our child. that is very important . this all began on tuesday when the vietnam veteran shot and kill would a school bus driver. and it disappeared in the home made bunker. authorities say they are in constant communication with the suspect and talking with him through a ventilation pipe. they are giving few deabout what is being sad. johnon give us the latest. yeah, harris, all of the
judge jeanine: this is a fox news alert. on the ongoing hostage situation in midland city, alabama where a five-year-old boy continues to be held in a secure underground bunker. reports are that jimmy lee dykes the man accused of holding the boy has allowed police to deliver coloring books, medication and toys for him. that, of course, a good sign. we will be live on the scene later in the show to bring you the latest on the negotiations. police working very hard to free this boy and return him safely to his parents. now, back to guns. the obama administration is pushing to restrict gun ownership. if that happens will those laws even be enforced? sheriffs in 39 states say they will not only not follow the laws, they believe that those laws will violate the second amendment. with me are are maricopa county arizona sheriff joe arpaio from