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they could have sat down with bob costas, read that, and said bob, this is not right. it's just -- this guy has caused more trouble for us in eastern europe and more eastern european countries and he's one of the greatest modern mass murderers in the world. >> costas' eyeball was very red. i don't know if you saw that last night, and droopy. it should be the official mascot. >> i got something good for you. you ready for it? let's listen to this. fantastic, slopestyle, but first, here's what bob costas had to say, and we're going to chat it out. >> i think the president of the ioc should be johnny knoxville. because basically, the stuff is just jackass stuff evented and called olympic sports. >> you mean that in the best possible way. >> in the kindest possible sense. >> all right, what did you say? >> that goatee. >> is he your inspiration? do you have a man crush on him? >> i'm supposedly going to have to shave this off by the end of the weekend. look, if you see that sport there, okay, it's kind of like extreme games. we gets, he likes those sports, young people lik

bob, for you. i thought you would like this one. >> naked. >> yes, that's jasper's selfie, which is great. and also, bob, my dad said i could regift this because he sent it to me, but he thought you would like it the most. this is your countdown to obama's last day, so that you can count the days until you don't have to defend obama anymore. >> that's very nice of your dad. i appreciate that very much. it's very nice. >> he feels for you. >> he does. >> we're still going to pound him in the ground after he leaves office. >> sure you are. who's next? >> i thought you would talk more, but you can go. >> it's very nice. what do you want me to say? i have to defend him every day. >> it's 1,070. >> your "one more thing" is next. >> i want to say, i didn't get greg in on the hockey thing. he was going to say it's too bad we have professionals. it was much better when it was amateurs. i apologize. >> don't apologize. >> i will. now, for the greatest day that america observes every day, going to han next w

they could have sat down with bob costas, read that, and said bob, this is not right. it's just -- this guy has caused more trouble for us in eastern europe and more eastern european countries and he's one of the greatest modern mass murderers in the world. >> costas' eyeball was very red. i don't know if you saw that last night, and droopy. it should be the official mascot. >> i got something good for you. you ready for it? let's listen to this. fantastic, slopestyle, but first, here's what bob costas had to say, and we're going to chat it out. >> i think the president of the ioc should be johnny knoxville. because basically, the stuff is just jackass stuff evented and called olympic sports. >> you mean that in the best possible way. >> in the kindest possible sense. >> all right, what did you say? >> that goatee. >> is he your inspiration? do you have a man crush on him? >> i'm supposedly going to have to shave this off by the end of the weekend. look, if you see that sport there, okay, it's kind of like extreme games. we gets, he likes those sports, young people lik

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, bob. they were saying there were no tanks and the tanks were behind them. >> baghdad bob. >> here's the problem, and bob, i would hope you would join me on this. you should be concerned because right now if we do these cuts, we're going to be heavily re reliant on the technological edge over places like china that they're narrowing in on. that's the problem. if you rely on that, they're not honest on what they're doing or their spending or what the new developments are. as you pointed out, they like the borrow other people's technology. so if we're just fully putting ourselves in that section to say, okay, we're going to fight smart cyberwars or go from a technological advantage, i think we're making a mistake. we're not covering our back. we're leaving ourselves open to attack and vulnerable, and i also think the purpose behind this is because they don't like how the u.s. looks to the rest of the world. they want to make us less provocative. >> the most dangerous time, the most dangerous

i choice a beautiful blouse for bob. >> bob? >> bust size, triple x. >> i know you're getting a lot of yucks out of this. you have no idea what this is going to cost you. >> put suspenders over it. >> this is like joy behar as a guest on "the five" >> kimberly how do you fill these things out? >> what? >> curious >> you're filling it out. >> it's the most disgust thing you can get me. >> so don't bet me. >> remember you wore the pirate? >> i'll bet you before the year is out you're going to wish you never bet me. >> you need to bet on politics >> good idea. >> he puts stuff on his head and snuggies on his body, anyway >> looks like a snake ate bob and the head is sticking out of the mouth >> anaconda, baby. >> why are you wearing a shirt underneath that? >> i didn't have time, that is why. >> what kind of hand bag would you wear with this? >> snake skin. >> quickly. tomorrow, it's been training last two weeks in a row. do us a favor, training at 11:30 we're going to talk battle of the os. barack obama, bill o'reilly. >> bad news

d >> bob, right of way jay leno fan? >> yeah. >> bob is crying. >> i was waiting to see if hisg cat and dog died. >> terrible. >> it's sad, but listen, i don't follow these late night shows. but it's amazing how many people do and how much they caree about -- there is more stories about these people and what they're up to. but if they're in trouble or g t fired. i mean, can't they just have a into drama late night show in i don't understand. >> i don't know.how? >> no drama like right here.>> >> oh, right. d >> if dana has her wi-fi off. >> oh, my gosh.. or diet coke. >> or the dreams -- >> i had dreams in my five last night. it wasn't really a comedy. >> what do you think about thatu do you really -- he really poured out his heart?at >> not easy to say good-bye to a thing you've helped build, all the good-byes and it takes forever. i am not for the big long f good-bye. i feel like we've been doinggod this for a month, saying good-bye to jay leno. but we're going to see him do more. so i think it's interesting to see peo

bob. >> thank you. okay. this is a really serious deal. the number of clowns is diminishing in america big time. >> no, they're not. >> the clowns of america international is reporting that the number of people signing up to learn to become clowns is plummeting because they're going on to do other jobs. this guy said, clowning is not cool anymore. they want to go on to high school and college. don't worry if you're a barnum and bailey fan. the big circus still has the clowns, but if you want a clown for the birthday, you have to ask me. >> bob is available. >> raise their prices. it's supply and demand. >> greg, you're up next. >> greg. >> anyway, it's time for greg's medical tips. when you have a winter cold, remember when you take the nighttime cold medicines factor in what you have ingested before hand. so if you're taking robitussin dm after you have two glasses of wine and a half an ambien, do not be surprised if you call your coworkers late at night and telling them they hate your sweater and then denying you ever did that. >> who wo

equal. >> bob, bob. let's just -- you didn't mean that, bob. >> i meant it. no, you can't jump. >> i got a vertical jump higher. >> this is the problem with you guys. >> directly ahead -- >> i can jump. >> some muslims very upset at a new song -- >> what, bob? what is wrong with him? >> and later, jeopardy back at winning again, using his controversial strategy. alex trebek will be here to weigh in on the so-called evil jun genius. don't go away. you don't want to miss it. >>> top superstar katy perry under fire for the muslim community for this controversial scene from her new music video for her hit song "dark horse." watch. ♪ >> all right. in case you missed it, this was part of the video. has upset her muslim critics accusing her of, quote, blasp m blasphemy because it shows a pendant inscribed with the world allah, that gets zapped. what they're not petitioning worldwide to do is protest the fact that 59 christian kids were killed in their sleep by a bunch of islamic cowards and once again, not one of you, not one head of state of a muslim country or a

bob, whoa. whoa. >> i don't understand why your best memory has to involve that anyway. >> my best memories were the 4-h club. >> your best memory was new year's eve. >> that's right. heather, heidi, holly. >> let's not get too far down that road. the whole idea of saying 25, the best of your life, is crazy. some years are good, some are bad, even in your 50s and 40s, but it's all about a year of your life. if you like yourself, the best experience i had is when i got sober and was going to stay sober. >> that was a good year for a lot of other people, too. >> that's the truth. a lot of women were safe on the streets. >> i met a friend of your ex-wife on the same day. i have to tell you about that. >> i don't know how we went to that, but it was entertaining. we have a sweet segment next. stick around for our chocolate extravaganza as we reveal the best candy bars of all time. we'll tell you if our favorites made the list, next. [ cellphone dings ] [ nephew ] hi heath. i can't wait to see you wi

i ate that too fast. >> how do you think bob feels? >> remember when bob ran out and threw up? >> yes. >> what do bob marley, ronald reagan and babe ruth have in common? you'll find out next on "the five." >>> all right. you know when you're driving down a highway and flash your lights and oncoming traffic if you see a police speed trap. can you get a ticket for that, but a new court ruling that can change that is out of missouri. ruled in favor of a driver saying penalizing the man was a violation of his first amendment lights, flashing headlights is free speech. who would have thought of that? eric, do you ever do that? >> no, i don't do that. >> you don't let people know there's police on the other side. >> no. i think, you know, if you're breaking the law, you should be caught for breaking the law. i really don't have an opinion, but i think you should be allowed to do it. that's the whole issue is not whether you should or shouldn't do it. you should not be fined for doing it. >> you haven't driven in what, 18 years? >> yeah. >> i only flash my bright to warn people that t

>> americans don't, bob. americans don't want it. >> can you tell me there aren't people with their pitchforks if they -- >> you say this is perfectly fine because it's a tax, but it was never sold to us as a tax. it was sold to us as hope and change. and it seems striking that the president keeps rescheduling his hope and change. it's like a prostate exam without the benefits. he keeps pushing it off. it goes back to this. it doesn't matter if it's a tax or not. if it's so great, why won't he do it? >> we can't wait, we can't wait for my agenda. we can wait for everything. we can't wait for everything except obamacare. we can wait. here's my point on this, bob. you say small business, or most people don't wake up thinking about this law, most americans don't. i think most business owners do, and i think most business owners employees do as well because they want to know what their boss is planning for the next year and following years because that's how business owners plan. i do agree with you on one thing.

excuse me, 20% in the senate. >> i somewhat agree with bob. i don't think it's going to be a wave, as rush is talking about. if he's trying republicans to get out and vote it's a great strategy to do so. i joke that republicans never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity, so fingers crossed on this one. do i think it's going to be a wave? maybe not. i think obamacare is going to be an important issue, but on a lot of this stuff i feel like people aren't paying attention or they don't care and if the media is not reporting it then they don't care and one last point on the last block, maybe people didn't pell president obama how bad the website was because the irs scandal had just happened, so this was on the heels of that. no one got fired, so why stick your neck out if you're going to keep your job anyway? might as we will not say anything. who cares. >> quick thoughts on this one, guys? >> rush could be right, as long as the republicans do not fall into traps and say stupid things. find normal candidates, no war locks, mad doctor, two-he

>> i'm still keeping my eye on the west right now, bob. this drought, snow pack is critical out there, you've seen satellite images from nasa not as much snow pack that is water supply later in the warm season hopefully get a break in this pattern so that the water supply situation can ease some. of course we move in to the severe weather season we saw last year the tornadoes in oklahoma. well forecasted events but people make decisions, communication hall thanks jeopardize lives. have to continue to be prepared. nationality bether. people learn how to become more prepared make the -- hurricane season predicted -- looked around the world and indian ocean and pacific we saw things like typhoons, we can't get too tunnel vision what is going on as i always say, weather is removed, climate is your personality. >> schieffer: all right. dr. shepard always fun to talk to you even when you don't have good news. thanks so much. we're going to turn to the indoor news most of the news this past week did poke focus on weather one big story, congress r

bob, whoa. whoa. >> i don't understand why your best memory has to involve that anyway. >> my best memories were the 4-h club. >> your best memory was new year's eve. >> that's right. heather, heidi, holly. >> let's not get too far down that road. the whole idea of saying 25, the best of your life, is crazy. some years are good, some are bad, even in your 50s and 40s, but it's all about a year of your life. if you like yourself, the best experience i had is when i got sober and was going to stay sober. >> that was a good year for a lot of other people, too. >> that's the truth. a lot of women were safe on the streets. >> i met a friend of your ex-wife on the same day. i have to tell you about that. >> i don't know how we went to that, but it was entertaining. we have a sweet segment next. stick around for our chocolate extravaganza as we reveal the best candy bars of all time. we'll tell you if our favorites made the list, next. >>> i had a date named candy one night. last night on "the tonight

bob, your reaction. i said, am i going to be pregnant with a baby? look at bob's face. bob is not happy about this at all. >> i have always admired broadway joe, but joe, just stick with the girls from the play boy mansion. somebody -- the intellectual equivalent of what you go out with. leave my girl alone. you ain't strong enough. your knees are bad. i'm telling you, it could be a rough night next week. >> oh, my gosh. >> he wore a nice fur coat to the game. >> bob was not happy. he was like, you know he's got bad knees. >> bob, i have seen your knees. >> all right. >> oh, my gosh. >> remember the dunk tank. >> fact is namath doesn't kiss like bob beckel. whoa, all right. you can see the entire extended footage of the budweiser ad on our page, facebook.com/thefive. >> and oscar winning actor philip seymour hoffman dead at 46, and police are looking for two drug dealers who sold the actor the deadly dope. should somebody have seen this coming? >> this was drugs or alcohol or both? >> all that stuff. yeah. anything i could get my hands on. yeah. yeah. i liked it all. >>

bob? the left does that. the left always uses terror or hate words, hate language, going to people's houses because their ideas are for the greater good. as long as it's for the environment, they can't put a stake in the tree. >> great show. no, no, i wouldn't put a stake. >> bob, is it okay if pro-xl pipeline people show up at awl gore's door? >> why not? >> what if a bunch of people from new york went to complain about the weather on al gore's doorstep? >> where is that going? >> to complain about global warming or the lack thereof? >> only 30 seconds, so why doesn't somebody take it who is taking it seriously? >> i am taking it seriously. >> very little tolerance for people like this, especially since occupy dirty wall street. that was a disgrace. this is like a joke, they're making a mockery of what they're attempting to do. >> you have to say, bless their hearts. let them go to the corporate building and protest with the wackos out there. not someone's house. >> they shouldn't step on

>> bob. >> oh, my gosh, i'm worse than bob. bob, you're next. >> all right, baby. let me continue on my one more thing with my chinese friends, and by the way, if somebody suggests i might want to apologize, forget it. now, the chinese have, of course, made most of the american flags we have in in country and those of you who like to put out american flag, check and see if it's made in china. if it is, take it down because one thing the military finally did, the military refused to take united states flags made by the chinese, those flags carried into combat by our soldiers, and they are being made in china? don't make anything in china! they are a risk to us. remember this. when i'm long gone you're going to remember, your kids will suffer from the chinese. >> do you want to claim the sickle-cell anemia thing? >> can we move on please. >> eric is next. >> i was going to give up my time. >> you're next. >> okay. so. we don't know what's going on. eight international bankers have committed suicide since december 23rd and no one can figure out, three jpmorgan, five f

let's face it. >> it's your turn, bob. the red hot chili peppers have been known in the past to not only come out without their shirts on, but to come out wearing only socks, and not on their feet. >> who the hell is bruno mars? >> sounds like a professional wrestler. >> he's a big pop star. >> that answers it. and the chili peppers. i'm with dana, give me country, willie nelson, i'll be happy. >> oh, yeah, he gets the crowd going, willie nelson. >> look at bruno mars. >> willie nelson for a halftime show. she puts everyone to sleep. >> is this bruno mars right here? >> no, that's the chili peppers. >> where's bruno mars? >> why, what are you going to call him? >> he's a great star. >> i never heard of the guy before. how can i give him credit? i don't know if he's good or not, and i don't care. my earpiece popped out. that happens a lot. >> are they waiting for us outside? we have something special for you. >> i'm taking this off. >> who was -- any favorites, halftime? >> u2 after 9/11. beautiful day was actually a moving

>> bob? >> oh, i'm sorry. >> first of all, you wouldn't be allowed into the white house, the secret service would take you down. >> the fact that he can stand alpha to alpha, bill is at the top of his game. he's at the top of his game, it's -- all right, now, he and i may be slightly older than that, it's okay. he's a very good tv guy. >> andrea, you tell me if you were -- if white house communications director -- if you were advising president obama on how to approach sunday's interview with bill o'reilly, what would you do? >> don't show up. >> exactly. >> i think he's got to be ready for obama care, he's got to be ready to defend it, and be able to answer whether or not he's going to bail out insurance companies. if i were bill o'reilly, i could never be bill o'reilly. >> nobody could be bill o'reilly. >> i would ask him about equal pay for women. he made that call in the state of the union, i would ask him specifically why he doesn't pay women what he pays men in his own white house. >> i

go back to the interview of bob gates. in the book he says he's a and interview here he he's not what do the labels anymore. >> he call up and we were talking about something else and he said, i a sudden as largely responsible for talking president obama into running for president, i heard people on thet of hill. e said, but there is no candidate for vice president. how long have you been a registered republican? i'm actually not a registered republican. he said where do you stand on abortion. i said i don't have a stand on abortion. never come into the national security arena. it seems people say they're republicans and they're not when conveniented. george he's a genuine bush con significant larry for things. >> if you look at his curriculum tend to facts would indicate that. in intelligence '80s that in the served the purposes of a administration. time in ack a second 2006 when george w. bush was more years of his second term and wanted to salvage iraq for his eputation and to get out in a kind of way that didn't look h

i told him, bob, do not wash your face with the water. [ laughter ] but bob is all, i'm eight-time sportscaster of the year bob costas surely my eyes eyes are impervious to russian toxins. look at the poor eye. [ laughter ] he's a good man we're going to help him out. to lift some of the burden from bob's pink, goopy shoulders, here is tonight's "the daily show" olympics moment. ♪ that doesn't seem very sensitive. here we go. can i do this. yesterday -- i can do. this yesterday saw canadian skier alex bilodeau. here is alex in the lead he's catching up so he shot him right there the other guy died and he fell off a cliff. [ laughter ] so ultimately a big victory for the guy who shot the other guy. [laughter] bob, stay and rest those peepers we've got these games covered for you. no problem. [ laughter ] moving on at last month's state of the union president obama made one thing clear. >> let's get immigration reform done this year. let's get it done. it's time. >> jon: oh, it's time, baby. [laughter] america's biological clock is ticking, baby. it's time to have an anchor baby, baby. but of c

>> no. >> all right, bob. i'm a dog person -- >> i'll shut up. >> we only have a couple seconds left. i'm a dog person and now i know why. the reason that liberals like cats is because they're liberal. yes, a survey found that pets or foods can predict your partisanship, and loving cats may not make you liberal, but it usually means you are liberal. >> so don't forget to set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. >>> i'm bret baier. in washington, this is a fox news alert. a warning tonight about the possibility of terror attacks against commercial airline flights coming into the u.s. it comes in the midst of international turmoil on several fronts tonight and the ongoing winter olympics in russia. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here with the breaking news. >> thank you, bret. fox news confirming that a homeland security bulletin was sent based on credible intelligence of a possible attempt to attack passenger jets using explosives in shoes. it

>> no. >> all right, bob. i'm a dog person -- >> i'll shut up. >> we only have a couple seconds left. i'm a dog person and now i know why. the reason that liberals like cats is because they're liberal. yes, a survey found that pets or foods can predict your partisanship, and loving cats may not make you liberal, but it usually means you are liberal. >> so don't forget to set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. >> it is thursday, tail end of the week, february 20th. a new terror threat for travele travelers and what changes are already being made at airport security. >> nothing blurred about this. a very clear message from university of boston students, why they want robin thick banned from performing at their school. >> did you get lucky last night? get the tickets out. we have the numbers for the $425 million jackpot. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> first album i ever got. >> it's a good one. >> you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursda

bob rolls on top of another vehicle. finally putting an end to his wild ride. >> at that point, the lights came back on, so to speak, and i was sitting up on top of another vehicle, looking at the crowd, which was very strange to me, seeing as how 60 seconds before that, the crowd had been behind me. >> bob is shaken but only suffers minor injuries as a result of the crash. shockingly, no one else is hurt, not even the man that was run over. bob meets the lucky spectator after the competition. >> he had a tire tread across the front of his t-shirt at an angle. and he said yeah, he goes right here's your tread mark. i'm never washing this shirt again. i'm going home and putting it on the wall. >> even though no one is seriously hurt in the crash, bob knows that he and those around his out of control rock crawler are lucky to be alive. >> to see that, it was kind of scary because you're actually totally out of control. there's nothing you can do about it. it's just a different scene so are seeing it and being told about it

i want to go back to this interview with bob gates. in the book, he said that he is a republican and in the interview here, he says he is not a republican. i am trying to figure out, what do the labels mean anymore? we were talking about something else and all of a sudden, he said, i was largely talkingble for president obama into running for president. i heard that from a lot of people on the hill. he said, but there is no candidate for vice president. how long have you been a registered republican? i said, i am not a registered republican. he said, where do you stand on abortion? i said, i don't have a stand on abortion. that has never come into the national security arena. >> it seems like people say they are republican and then they are not when it is convenient for them. you say in your column that he was a genuine, george herbert walker bush, george bush consigliere for a lot of years. >> i think when you look at his curriculum vitae, the facts would tend to indicate that he was involved in intelligence 80's, thatin the served th

kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bowling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." what is the best way to help young struggling minorities in america? well, today president obama unveiled the details of a new initiative called my brother's keeper which he hinted about at the state of the union address. it's aimed at improving the odds of a better life for young men of color. >> government cannot play the only or even the primary role. we can help give every child access to quality pre-school and help them start learning at an early age but we can't replace the power of a parent who is reading to that child. we can reform our criminal justice system to ensure that it's not infected with bias, but nothing keeps a young man out of trouble like a father who takes an active role in his son's life. >> bill o'reilly was at the event, and he talked a lot about challenges in african-american communities, and here's bill's take on the keeper initiative. >> it's long past time for america to join together and help the kids.

bob, you're a big boxing guy. you watch that fight, all eight rounds, as upsetting and shocking as it was, was it fixed? >> look, it may have been fixed. but there was no question he was beaten. ali killed the guy. there was no fix in this thing. if anybody had it fixed, they had a pretty bad bet on their hands because ali was right, he didn't have a mark on his face. liston looked uglier than when he went in the ring. ali was the single greatest fighter in the history of the world, and he knocked the hell out of him. >> you know, he quit on his stool, eric, with a torn shoulder, and x-rays revealed he had a torn muscle. >> anyone who thinks professional boxing isn't fixed or wasn't fixed, maybe not now but then, is foolish. yes, ali was the greatest fightser of his time. then came along mike tyson. clearly, in my opinion, the best fighter to step in a ring. you want to talk about fixes. find tyson losing to leon spings and buster douglass. >> when that happened, i was shocked. >> you were shocked? andrea, do you

we will be joined by disney ceo bob iger. first, we are talking about twitter, the first earnings call as a public company, the news not so great. net loss of $511 million, their net revenue more than doubling. user growth is slowing down. twitter had 241 million active users in the fourth quarter, up 30%, but slower than the 39% growth in the prior quarter. twitter usage also declined. what does this say about twitter's business? we have a special roundtable, contributing editor david kirkpatrick in new york, zach coelius, as well is editor at large cory johnson. how does this add up, timeline usage dropping, but growth is slowing down? >> we are seeing slower user growth, and uptake and how much revenue they are getting from users, not dramatically, slowing growth. i think what we saw, if you want to sum that up is user engagement. how much are people using the medium? the numbers don't look solid. they don't look like the explosive growth of the stock valuation, and that is worth talking about. you and i use twitter consta

i want to go back to this interview with bob gates. in the book, he said that he is a republican and in the interview here, he says he is not a republican. i am trying to figure out, what do the labels mean anymore? [video clip] >> we were talking about something else and all of a sudden, he said, i was largely responsible for talking president obama into running for president. i heard that from a lot of people on the hill. he said, but there is no candidate for vice president. how long have you been a registered republican? i said, i am not a registered republican. he said, where do you stand on abortion? i said, i don't have a stand on abortion. that has never come into the national security arena. >> it seems like people say they are republican and then they are not when it is convenient for them. you say in your column that he was a genuine, george herbert walker bush, george bush consigliere for a lot of years. >> i think when you look at his curriculum vitae, the facts would tend to indicate that he was involved in intelligence p

the same one he spoke about to bob keppel and admitted to killing. her disappearance would come up again and again. >> georgeanne hawkins was last seen monday evening shortly after midnight. she had been visiting at the beta house and returning to her house a half block away down this alley. police believe she went along this route and then somewhere she disappeared. >> the disappearance of georgeanne hawkins from the university of washington is an interesting case. once again, no evidence at all. just zero. and she clearly had been accosted. the approacher had to have been like 40 yards as she was walking from one pool of light to another. >> more likely than not she encountered someone she knew in that space of time. >> that seems most likely. the other thing that occurred to me is someone with a great deal of nerve could have -- as she walked under a shadow could have clipped her upside the head and carried her in a cave man fashion. >> i don't know. >> you don't feel you are in a position to stipulate. >> we can sit here and say this or that coul

now, whether or not it's true or not, to bob's point, i don't know. but they fe it and that's what drove them to vote the way they vote. >> you're probably right on most of that. michelle, in a righto-work state, they don't hav to pay union dues -- pay a little attention. in right-to-work stat, if you unionize, you do not have to give your money to the union to give to democrats. they don't have to -- just so you get that straight. >> michelle? >> i'm not even going to answer that. that is so -- the way you just spoke to me was so condescending and inappropriate. >> i'm sorry. i just wanted to try to correct the -- >>e want to wrap this up. >> go ahead,on. what the unions have become, theye become a political party. they've become a way of bringing money to the demrats. more so than protecti any worker's rights. >> and not just a political party. but they use politics, they use government force to create higher-than-market wages and the net result is the same thing as the minimum wage. you have the destruction of jobs. when you pay people $50 an hour,

we did exactly what bob was talking about. correctly diagnose what the challenges are and how to overcome them. and it was stories about families, about churches, businesses. so on portrayed about poverty, but really with important service to give to a community in terms of offering opportunities for work and for training. one reason bob's work is so important, and it's important for many reasons, but he helps us diagnose the materials for the conversation. we've had too much materialistic conversation for the last half century. we need to go deeper. the challenges are deeper. and the organizations that are working with bob are ones that are building relationships. they're meeting and helping them. we take for granted the way that social capital has helped us to where we are today. and so many americans do not have that luxury. but we can give that. we can give that. not just in public policy. >> star parker. >> thank you. back to the question of wage law. i'm wondering, you know, this gentleman is questioning and rolling it i

reporting live in san jose, bob redell, christina. >> that is excellent advice, bob. yes, it's just because you see 10 miles or better san francisco to novato doesn't mean you're not going to encounter patches where you can only see for hundreds of feet. it's not just the usual suspects getting that fog. it's thick down in the south bay where we dropped to a mile and a quarter in san jose. we head throughout day we'll see more clouds, temperature it is like i said are going to end up in the 50s and the 60s. you'll notice on the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen we actually have a warm-up headed our way as high pressure takes control. not for long. there is another storm system lurking in the pacific. i'll talk about that in a second. we'll expect showers by thursday where we're going to see a warm-up and mostly cloudy sky in the san jose area on thursday. so let's get into it. here is that futurecast. looks pretty good. we stop the clock as we head throughout thursday at with 6:00 a.m. showers starting to press in sonoma county. it's not just these shower

bob redell got to the scene of severe flooding. tell us what you're seeing. >> reporter: well, good morning to you, scott and laura. we've got wreckers removing two cars, this red car, the white car in the background and look what they drove into. this is under the railroad bridge by s.a.p. center. one of the drivers we spoke with who drove into that a good 45 minutes ago said it's four feet of water. he was coming towards us headed to work. he said it was too dark. he didn't realize it was that deep and when he got in there his car stalled. he got on the phone with 911 said hey, what am i supposed to do. heed that where with all to roll down the window before it shorted out. they said stay inside. once the water started flood inning side he thought is maybe not what i want to do. he was able to get out. once he got himself out someone helped him, that white car ended up driving into the water. him and the police officer helped the driver of that white car get out. and then here you are now, you have the two wreckers removing cars,