>> pretty calm, kimberly. if you look over me i think the vigil of the night national guardsman forced to stand the night before the holiday. miserable weather with the wet snow. thanksgiving approaching. contrast that with the view here across the street. there are your demonstrators. about a little than a dozen of them. not doing much. the weather seems to keep things pretty much tempered. it's kind of a situation where you have just as many guardsmen as do you demonstrators. the demonstrators are now outnumbered by the cameras who are here covering the event, kimberly. >> you just wonder why everywhere speaking earlier in the program difference it makes to have the presence of the national guard. you just wonder if they were more concerned about visual and the optics of the situation of the militarization of the police with the national guard there. they let the protesters go to what end and to what loss of property and damage to ferguson. >> well, and i think weather plays a role in it. it's not fun to com

even though we love kimber kimberly-cla kimberly-clark. >> absolutely. i mean, a couple things we can do that we couldn't do as kimberly-clark. we can increase the investment in research because innovation drives all of our product strategies going forward. the second thing we can do is better utilize the cash. in 2013, we generated $175 million of free cash, and kimberly-clark was using that to grow the consumer brands. now we can use it to make the health care business take off. >> are you in the market immediately for acquisitions now that you have a currency? >> no. for the first year, we'll complete the separation from kimberly-clark. we'll have separation agreements. it's important to separate the it systems, human resources, all the things that have been given to us as part of kimberly-clark. kimberly-clark continues to assist us in the first year. in year two, we do. we want to use the cash to look at is thstrategic acquisitions expand the markets. >> i remember when kimberly-clark made the acquisitions. it seemed like a good idea. they were a he

>> well, kimberly, good evening to you. the longest line here is the pickup -- took is a or 20 minutes to make the way around the circle. a lot of warm reunions and smiling faces even after very long trips. especially those who came in by bus or by car. into washington, d.c. the i-9 a corridor has been an sleuth mess. snow piled up and obviously there was rain, number of accidents there really making for slow going as folks went over the river and through the woods. amtrak though reports most of their services were on time. 700,000 people rose the rails to see the family this weekend. they say their services were uninterrupted and okay time. they then were able to add some extra trains to get people where they were going. kimberly, even after talking to so many folks cold and wet and waiting for the buss and those kind of things they said it didn't matter so long as we get home for turkey it's all worth it. >> all about thanksgiving for family and friends. thanks so much for update. coming up, more news from fergugugugugugu

>>> held row, everyone, i'm dana, along with kimberly, greg, and eric. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." this week americans lenaarned t truth, they were intentionally not told the truth. >> it's called the stupidity of the american voter. >> it's a very clever, exploitation of the lack of economic understanding of e american voter. >> that was one of the key architects of the law. today we are learning mean more from jonathan gruber. the tapes keep on coming. >> the problem is it's political nightmare, and people say, no, you can't tax my benefits. so what we did a lot in this room, talked about how could we make this work, and obama's like, well, he's really a realistic guy. he said i can't just do this, it's just not going to happen, the bill is in the going to pass. how can we manage to get there through phase ins and everything. so that opened it up to the cadillac tax. >> the republican party has not rested on this. he thought political season was over, but that's not so smart. watch this ad. >> jonathan gruber is one of the most r

but people like kimberly can indict a ham sandwich. but it didn't take a lot to indict. this is not a trial that is beyond a reasonable doubt and leads to a conviction. i was always the defense attorney so i always thought my clients would get inindicted. the defense lawyer wasn't in there, someone like kimberly would have been in there listening but not the defense lawyer. kimberly can give you an idea of what kind of grilling he got, but you're always worried when your client goes into a grand jury room alone. >> his attorney isn't allowed to go in and make a case in front of the grand juryors. it is very easy to obtain an indictment if there is credible evidence to put forward. if the da elects to go forward on those charges to determine the strength of the evidence. but i don't know, greta, i'm just curious how you think this might come down, because with your sources, resources that you have, you have been able to get quite a bit of information including the autopsy report, pathology, et cetera. >> you raise those, kimberly and i actually think that's what this case

. >>> held row, everyone, i'm dana, along with kimberly, greg, and eric. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." this week americans lenaarned t truth, they were intentionally not told the truth. >> it's called the stupidity of the american voter. >> it's a very clever, exploitation of the lack of economic understanding of the american voter. >> that was one of the key architects of the law. today we are learning mean more from jonathan gruber. the tapes keep on coming. >> the problem is it's political nightmare, and people say, no, you can't tax my benefits. so what we did a lot in this room, talked about how could we make this work, and obama's like, well, he's really a realistic guy. he said i can't just do this, it's just not going to happen, the bill is in the going to pass. how can we manage to get there through phase ins and everything. so that opened it up to the cadillac tax. >> the republican party has not rested on this. he thought political season was over, but that's not so smart. watch this ad. >> jonathan gruber is one of the most

>>> held row, everyone, i'm dana, along with kimberly, greg, and eric. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." this week americans lenaarned t truth, they were intentionally not told the truth. >> it's called the stupidity of the american voter. >> it's a very clever, exploitation of the lack of economic understanding of the american voter. >> that was one of the key architects of the law. today we are learning mean more from jonathan gruber. the tapes keep on coming. >> the problem is it's political nightmare, and people say, no, you can't tax my benefits. so what we did a lot in this room, talked about how could we make this work, and obama's like, well, he's really a realistic guy. he said i can't just do this, it's just not going to happen, the bill is in the going to pass. how can we manage to get there through phase ins and everything. so that opened it up to the cadillac tax. >> the republican party has not rested on this. he thought political season was over, but that's not so smart. watch this ad. >> jonathan gruber is one of the most

. >> 42-year-old kimberly is a divorced mother from the nearby town of winter haven, florida. billed in her online ad as a cougar, she reacts to her first arrest with a growl. >> i've done nothing! i'm here to meet -- >> you're going to jail. >> i've never been arrested because i'm not doing anything wrong. >> there's a first time for everything. >> okay, so then maybe somebody should explain to me what's going on. >> you offered to give somebody sex and oral sex for $400. that's what you did wrong. >> no, i didn't! >> okay, well, you can tell that to the judge. >> okay. >> among her affects, police found a dozen condoms and a stun gun for self-defense. >> i take that on dates. >> you take it on dates? >> testimony to the very real dangers that lurk in the underground sex trade. >> i'm not a prostitute. i'm on sugar daddy, i'm on -- oh, my god, i'm on a lot of sites with -- >> believe me, i know from -- >> -- guys who are married and want to hook up and hang out, go to dinner. >> despite her arrangement with the undercover, kimberly bristles at the suggestion that she's sellin

. >>> i'm dana, along with kimberly, bob, and greg. this is "the five." after last night's senate sweep and historic wins by republicans, this afternoon, finally, the moment we have all been waiting for, the president's reaction. >> obviously, republicans had a good night. and they deserve credit for running good campaigns, every elect shung is a moment for reflection and i think that everybody in this white house is going to look and say, all right, what do we need to do differently? but the principles that we're fighting for, the things that motivate me, every single day and motivate my staff every single day, those things aren't going to change. >> the president's press conference, kimberly clocked in at an hour and 13 minutes. >> and it was exhilarating. >> and you were riveted into television. let's just hear our reactions and i think i will save bob for last. >> i thought he hit the right tone begrudgingly, he tries to set up so i will work with them, and i could count on their cooperation, now he's going to have to back whack up what he s. whether

>> i know this friend of kimberly, and he's got spinal muscular atrophy. and he was invited to see a football game. many of you are familiar with als from the ice bucket challenge. he invited little miller on to the field with the saints on the field. look at miller, high-fiving him after the game. it's so precious. if you wanting to google this wonderful charity, go to the bottom of the screening for information. thanks to steve gleason for a wonderful inspiring story for all the people who have sms and als. >>> look at this. >> the wait is over. alphonso and libby! >> you know, ms. carlton from fresh prince of bel air, so knew who he could answer like that, he beat out one of the favorites. also you can catch me tonight, i'm doing a full hour on ferguson, on the record at 7:00 p.m. in for greta. >> i got warmed up. >>> time for beg's sports. . >> my favorite time of the year, plps playoffs, round one, we got fluffy mcpuffin', doing their free style. watch this final move, it's about to happen, it's going to blow your mind, go for it. there you go. look a

kimberly suter has a look at the problem. kimberly? >> which problems should we look at first? how about the traffic problem. this is the command center where they monitor the express lanes. that camera is the inner loop of right lanes jammed with traffic towards tysons, the express lanes on the left, no trouble getting by. this is where they will also monitor the 95 express lanes. they are weeks away from that happening. as mentioned, vdot putting out a study saying that virginia drivers are not really ready. we may be painfully familiar with i-95, but do you know what changes are coming down the road? >> i have no idea. what is going to happen? >> i don't know. >> a study shows that drivers are not prepared for the opening of the i-95 express lanes. >> we really don't get it. especially the flex pass. >> only one third of the drivers have an easy pass flex. a quarter of drivers thinks that tolling and hov requirements are rush-hour only, but express lane requirements will be in effect 24/seven. in only a quarter of drivers know that hov restrictions remain on 395, meaning veh

. >> kimberly, women of african-americans in the south have had a hard time, women haven't had a fair shake in the south. >> i know it sounds like a crybaby for plausible deniability when she loses. an indian american, she's put out the race card, it just reeks of desperation, maybe it will motivate and scare her base, but i think it should matter. i think honesty and integrity should matter. you should win at all costs you should say what you mean and follow up on it. and if it's time for you to go, accept your defeat gracefully. >> with only four days left, hail mary pass. >> she's won state wide and a lot of people do like her in new orleans or i should say all over louisiana. and that's why the race has been so close. the fact that you won re-election twice actually shows what she said last night about race and gender, they are voting obama 90% of the time. >> she is actually right that in the past, that there was racism in the south, they were called democrats. but she made it a present day issue, she said that obama has a tough time here, so what did she do? she did something th

beginning with kimberly terry in oakland. seeing first time clashes between the protesters and the police there, kimberly tere? >> reporter: a couple miles from where we are. the oakland police department. have been on the move several hours now. police have been kept bizzy through the night. police have been kept busy through the night. >> we were there this evening as hundred tried to get on to interstate 880. standoff with police ensued. some threw rocks and debris at officers. eventually the group did turn back. wound its way through downtown oakland. people voicing anger and frustration over a grand jury decision not to indict a police officer for shooting death of an unarmed black teenager in ferguson, missouri. they say just another example of the broken justice system. >> wilson should have been indicted. should have been a trial at least. >> they want to till you, elections where your power is. but -- your vote doesn't really matter. but here, your voice matters. this is democracy. this is what democracy looks like.

with that, i would like to introduce kimberly of the department volunteer services who will tell you more about the greenagers program. >> thank you. i just want to give a few moments and discuss the program and would like to thank all of those involved in the park conservation program. it's to provide programs to kids in the neighborhood. an application and interview process that is competitive. the first saturday at maclaren park, second saturday and take turns at facilitating meetings at various locations throughout other neighborhoods and they find research and use the project space to what they find. they meet with teens in their own age and lead a lot of crucial skills, teamwork and environmental education. we find this to be a creative natural career path for future opportunities within our own department, apprenticeship program and developing leaders in this field. greenagers earn a stipend monthly as the 501 c partners. they have a lot of fun with the blue water nation and camping trip and they host a launch a day at the park. some of our alumni have been recognized as the b

kimberly tere in san jose with a warning for homeowners. and a look at how much rain we should be expecting. rob? >> first of five days of rainfall for the bay area. mainly light rain in san francisco. our totals confirming what we are seeing on golden gate bridge. barely enough to wet the road. 200th of an inch of rain. downtown, san francisco. north bay. cloverdale. inch of rain. quarter in. of rain. petaluma. right now. the focus of the rain throughout the evening. in the north bay. south across san francisco, oakland, hayward, lighter rain. the line does extend offshore. and will head toward the south bay. the trend right now. rain, east bay. san francisco, north bay. wake up tomorrow morning. south bay. santa cruz, highway 17. potential. heavy rain. shifting south. we start the weekend. watch the first system come through. bringing rain tonight. another one in for tomorrow night. stronger system, early next week. we'll let you know how much rain we are expecting. how much snow for the sierra. full forecast in a few minutes. >> thank yo

nbc bay area's kimberly tere is live with details. kimberly? >> thieves took a santa claus and snowman. both taller than i am. 5 sfot 1." here on the lawn in front of their house. the tams put decorations up on tuesday. but wednesday afternoon, they were gone. for the tams, decorating for christmas is a big family tradition. this year some of their holiday cheer was taken after a thief stole decorations from their front yard >> on wednesday. when my daughter comes home. they called us. where is santa? the snowman. >> raymond tam raced home and checked surveillance video front home security cameras. he said the thief drove up. backing into the driveway. like he owned the place. >> then i saw the gentleman come in that direction to my house. taking my snowman. and then, he come back finally. five minutes later. >> second time the thief took off with santa. >> why they do that? >> 3:00 p.m. wednesday. decorations hadn't been up for 24 hours before they were stolen. >> the holiday spirit. put it out. waiting for holiday. then they just. >> the stol

for more, we are joined now by kimberly marten. she is a russian scholar and a professor at barnard college and columbia university. so you know what's interesting is those two were just the most recent in a long list of aggressive moves that russia has been take. just a few weeks ago sweden was looking for a submarine off their coast. they confirmed there was a foreign sub. the suspicion is certainly on the russians. we have had greatest flights near the u.s. simulating bombing runs that could work for new york, chicago. what's he doing? >> i think part of what's going on is putin is trying to take attention off of the problems that the russian economy is facing. the singleses are working much better than than many people predicted they would, and they're having real impact on the russian oil industry, which is one of the major contributors to the russian budget. and the united states and the europeans are holding together on those sanctions, much better than people thought they were going to. and now, even proposing more sanction

so he doesn't plan on changing, kimberly. he plans on forging ahead. >> this is what i love about him. ready to get positive, people? he is wonderfully consistent. he's never wrong. it's got to be his time frame, his policies. now you're making me take a little longer because you people aren't getting it. i need to explain it better. we've got more insight because senator john barraso was at that meeting and he says the president, he's pulling the pin on the hand grenade. >> nobody ran for office and won a senate race based on the president having more executive authority to take executive actions on amnesty or on health care or any other of those issues. the american people want us to work together to find solutions. so i think it would be hike the president pulling the pin out of the hand grenade and throwing it in as we're trying to actually work together. >> absolutely. the message from the midterms was people are disgusted by the way washington is working, the dysfunction, the gridlock and stuff like that. we want people

. >> hello, everyone, i'm kimberly, along with bob, dana, kimberly and greg. this is the five. >> who is jonathan gruber? is architect of obama care or just an inconsequential consultant. president obama can't seem to remember, but his former white house advisor might be able to clear that up for him. >> gruber was certainly viewed as an important figure in putting obama care together. so it's exactly what you said, it's not that gruber helped put obama care together, he was the man, the problem is what he's said over the last few weeks and how the white house has handled it. >> i'm not sure what the -- he was here. >> and so was the president and mr. gruber was the advisor, as the president himself said. >> now that we know how the obama care hoax was really passed and told to the american people -- >> our kochk should stop and they should say, now that we know what's in this bill, and now that we know that there's been amount of subterfuge involved here, let's rediscuss it and let's vote again. >> three votes? >> can i take about steve ratner? >> sure. >> le

. >>> hello, i'm eric, along with kimberly, bob, dana and greg. this is "the five." >>> last night president obama took immigration matters into his own hands, granting 5 million illegals a form of nondeportation amnesty and moments ago aboard air force one the president signed that order. he addressed a las vegas crowd minutes later. >> i know some critics call this action amnesty. it's not amnesty. amnesty really is the system we have got today, you have got millions of people who are living here, but they're not obliged to pay their taxes or play by the rules and politicians use the situation to scare people. that's the real amnesty, just talking, leaving the broken system the way it is. >> conservatives aren't happy with the president young laterally changing american law. possibly more than he expected. >> this is 5 million people being given amnesty that congress rejected that the american people have rejected that will pull down the wages of working americans, will make jobs harder for them to find, will create a testimony in the future tha

. >>> i'm dana along with kimberly, bob, eric and this jokester, it's 5:00 in new orleans and this is the five. > >>. >>> jonathan kbrub grub -- at milting americans were deceived got obama care. >> i just heard about this, i get well briefed before i come out here. the fact that some adviser who never worked on our staff u expressed an opinion that i completely disagree with, the terms of the voters is no reflection on the actual process that was run. the one thing we can't say is that we did not have a length any debate about health care in the united states of america, or that it was not adequately covered. >> the professor, on the other hand remembers president 3w5u78 very well. >> the problem is it's a political nightmare, and people say no, you can't tax my benefits. the conversation in the room, how can we make this work, he's really a realistic guy, he said it's just not going to happen, how can we manage to get there through phases and other things, and we talked about and that he was very interested in that. >> gruber visited nearly 20 times to the white house and the presid

hello, everyone, i'm greg, along with kimberly, greg and dana, the five. yesterday president obama was on face the nation, one of these web shows i believe. i hope he tells us what keeps him going every day. >> what keeps me going every day is to see how resilient the american people are, how hard they work. nothing i go through compares to a guy who's lost his job or lost his home or lost his retirement savings or trying to figure out how to send his kid to college. don't worry about the fact that we're overworked or we're getting picked on. yeah, that's aller relevant. >> how sweet of him. our president is impressed by the amount of pain our country can take. however i'm speaking, shouldn't he be les wowed by our suffering and -- president obama's come minute nature tricks of his -- safe worth sadly the more, yep, we take a licking and keep on ticking, but we're not a time mention. in fact hiss time and our patience ran out on tud. hasn't he learned a lesson that it's just better to learn how to built a better mouse trap. >> it's not justify to just buil

kimberly very generously thanked the port for it's participation in the greenagers program but it's the port who owes a debt of gratitude to the staff particularly for the greenageers program for their participation in heritage park. in just 3 years, the greenagers have contributed thousands of hours to heritage park but more importantly they have help the us at the pork achieve a deeper and lasting commitment to the park within the southeast community that it was intended to serve. i think that the fact that in only 3 years, the first members of the first two classes have gone on to leadership or employment opportunities within the recreation and parks or elsewhere is really a testament to the fact that that deeper and continuing commitment to the communities and the parks is is being accomplished. the port is happy to support the greenagers. it's been a fantastic partnership for us and we look forward to their receipt of this grant and continue strengthening of the program. i would also like to echo kimberly's invitation that you come out in january as having participated in the past,

. >> hello, everyone, i'm kimberly, along with bob, dana, kimberly and greg. this is the five. >> who is jonathan gruber? is architect of obama care or just an inconsequential consultant. president obama can't seem to remember, but his former white house advisor might be able to clear that up for him. >> gruber was certainly viewed as an important figure in putting obama care together. so it's exactly what you said, it's not that gruber helped put obama care together, he was the man, the problem is what he's said over the last few weeks and how the white house has handled it. >> i'm not sure what the -- he was here. >> and so was the president and mr. gruber was the advisor, as th president himself said. >> now that we know how the obama care hoax was really passed and told to the american people -- >> our kochk should stop and they should say, now that we know what's in this bill, and now that we know that there's been amount of subterfuge involved here, let's rediscuss it and let's vote again. >> three votes? >> can i take about steve ratner? >> sure. >> let

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i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for elisabeth hasselbeck. the architect thankful for stupid americans. >> basically, you know, call it the stupidity of the american voter, whatever. but basically that was critical to get the thing to pass. >> did the obama administration intentionally mislead the american public? >> on this veteran's day, one of our nation's heroes speaking out about how he killed the world's most wanted man. more from that explosive exclusive interview ahead. >> ronald reagan recorded some very important conversations, and now they are public. >> we must do that in a way that does not make the hijackers think that they have won their goal because i think we'll just see more hijackings then and more terrorism i. >> more from the president's vault and from the man who discovered them. by the way, mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> today is november 11, the 11th day of the 11th month. that's right. it is veteran's day. and here at 48th and 6th avenue before the big parade here in midtown manhattan, ladies and

>> last word to you, kimberly. don't you any a way that somehow the republican party are emboldened by gruber, that remember, bob used to say no one would talk about obamacare anymore and now it's back here and i would never say repeal the damn thing. it's a lost cause. >> guess what. >> boy, this is -- the ugly beast is reared the ugly head. >> guess what. thanks to gruber it is trending on the home page. that's the deal. >> according to the site we have people not talking about it, are they? >> are they? >> no. >> how so? only the media. rest of america hates this thing. >> you think they're talking about gruber? >> i think so. when previously obscure mit professor is trending on twitter, that's a problem for you. >> three days in a row. >> and youtube, viral video. >> on the speaking circuit and paid $400,000 by hhs is because he was the architect of obamacare. >> yes. >> no other reason. >> why architect? >> i thought his brother -- his brother was architect. >>> coming up, obama's secret amnesty plan is reveal

crossing over to washington and bringing in kimberly helka. we understand there's reaction from the white house on thi alleged video. >> reporter: that's right. the american public waking up to these news reports. in washington we have a statement from the national security spokes woman, bernadette meehan. she is we're aware of a video that claims to show the murder of u.s. citizen peter kassig by isil. the intelligence community is working as quickly as possible to determine the authenticity. if confirmed, we are appalled by the brutal murder of an innocent american aid worker, and we express our deepest condolences to his family and friends. we will provide more information when it it is available. i can tell you president obama is wear of the news reports. he's traveling back from australia where he was meeting with world leaders at the g-20 summit. one of the issues on the agenda there, of course, was trying to determine how to stop the cash flow to isil. just one of the many tools that the u.s. is pursuing with world leaders in an effort

. >> kimberly? >> i like the part where he describes the danger also believing that the vicinity. because at first they have the element of surprise. then when the first seal team went down and as rob explained, he was able to go in first, so just imagine the training and everything that goes into it. then they are leaving. there is a very high risk, because they are detected, they could be shot down by an rpg, like the hilo, and then the gold, and then they got to the safety, believe it or not, they got to afghanistan. >> they talked about the 90-minute ride, and they whe they got back into the helicopter every, they just set their watches and waited. >> everyone is looking good. in particular i'm interested in the cia analyst that helps make sure that he no has the information. but what i didn't know and found out last night in talking to somebody else is that cia team was all women. i don't know if you knew that. >> oh, probably did -- >> we have been doing this for a year and a half. >> he knows where all the women are. >> you know what i'm curious about, how did you score thi

the california partnership, and karl craim freer the living wage coalition, and unim you deck, and kimberly jeffrey and aurora bolito. >> thank you. good morning supervisors i'm donna leavitt and i head the office of labor standards enforcement. and i have reviewed both ordinances and we at the office are looking forward to enforcing another ground-breaking ordinance, that will be a model for the rest of the country. and we have done this before and we can do it again. regarding the ramp up period that has been discussed i think that the 120 days that is in the ordinance and 120 days after the effective date, is doable, honestly i think that 6 months will be better, i would prefer, unlike they would say that in the first year olsc can issue warnings but can't enforce the ordinances would i prefer that there is an operative date and as that have date we can enforce, particularly, we don't want the workers coming forward and risking retaliation if there is nothing that we can do for them so, ij that six months would allow us enough time to do the out reach and education. to hopefully ramp up

. >>> more reaction on this from the united station, kimberly joins us live now. of course the murder of peter kassig headline news there in the u.s. indeed pretty much all over the world. but is this likely to change the government's views and actions on what it's doing in syria and iraq? >> reporter: well, there hasn't been any reaction in terms of strategy, we have only had reaction from the white house in terms of responding totti in addition reports of the publication of this video, with know that president obama was briefed aboard air force one as he traveled back from the g20 summit in australia by his national security adviser susan rice. the white house also issuing a paper statement from the national security spokesman, spokeswomen rather person dead in which she says the white house is appalled at the murder of a u.s. aid worker and the white house is offering condolences to the family. of course we saw the family there of of peter kassig in zeina's report. they too have issued a statement saying that they want their son to be remembered for his humanit

this report is from kimberly how >> reporter: eight years ago jose luis crossed in to the us illegally from mexico. he lived quietly in the northeastern state of connecticut with his wife and had two u.s.-born children. but now he faces deportation. and separation from his family. so he's protesting the government agency actively work to go send him back to mexico. >> translator: we are thinking any time they are going toned you back to your country think we come here looking for a better life. not because we expect them to toss us out like animals. >> reporter: the federal law grants him and other illegal immigrants the right to remain in the united states if they have no serious criminal record. so he and five other illegal immigrants are suing the u.s. government agency forcing them out. they hope to buy time while they wait on a promise by the white house to issue executive orders that could stop the deportations of millions of illegal immigrants. >> we are deporting people that shouldn't be deported we are not deporting folks that are dangerous and need to be deported. >> reporter

>>> hello, everybody, i'm kimberly guilfoyle, it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." before the election, president obama said this. >> i'm not on the ballot this fall. but make no mistake, these policies are on the ballot. every single one of them. >> and on tuesday, the people spoke. they don't want his policies. the electoral map is now very, very red. the president says, he is listening. >> to everyone who voted, i want you to know that i hear you. >> but right after that, he said he is going to go it alone with executive action on immigration. >> before the end of the year we're going to take whatever lawful actions that i can take, that i believe will improve the functioning of our immigration system. what i'm not going to do is just wait. i've shown a lot of patience, i think that the best way, if folks are serious about getting immigration reform done is going ahead and passing the bill. and getting it to my desk. and then the executive actions that i take go away. >> well, former secretary of state condoleezza rice says the president needs to respect the syst

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kimberly terry is in the neighborhood. definitely not the holiday spirit stealing christmas decorations. >> take a look behind me. decorating for the holidays is a big deal for this family. on tuesday they started putting up lights and setting up outdoor ornaments which included a blow up santa and snow man. by wednesday, both of them gone. they caught the thief in the act on video. the video shows him driving up about 3:30, backing up and taking the snow man. five minutes later he comes back this time taking santa. >> it upsets me. i just kind of want to hope that person brings my stuff back. or that we can find them. >> they have filed a police report but know this is a low priority. the decorations are worth a couple hundred dollars but it's the sentimental value that really matters here. nbc bay area news. >> kimberly, thank you. turkey is over. next up left overturkey, christmas tree and other type of shopping. but plan ahead. rain is on the way. things are going the be changing. >> happy thanks giving to you as well.

., and talk to our correspondent there, kimberly how connection. the white how was quite quick to react to this video that was circulate on this internet. >> reporter: indeed, we know president obama was briefed bice had i national security adviser susan rice weiss while he feels travel on route leaving the g20 summit australia on his way to hawaii and then will be traveling to the use. we know he was briefed we have a statement from bernadette the spokeswomen. she says: >> reporter: and i can tell you that right now what is likely happening is that the u.s. intelligence community is examining that video very carefully. not just for its authenticity, but also to determine whether some of the threats that were made in it with respect to u.s. sicitizens are in fact cred immaterial. >> what have we heard from the family, kimberly? it wasn't that long ago that we heard very poignant appeals from peter's mother to pair his life. have they reacted at all je yet? >> reporter: they reaction the quickly as we. again, they are also awaiting confirmation of t

>> kimberly, what are your traditions? >> i love food, i love to eat. so mashed potato, i could eat those every single day. and i love turkey. but i don't like dry turkey. >> i like dry turkey. >> what? did don't you like it plomoist wet? >> i like it moist and wet, but the -- i do. but here's the thing. do you ever get mad at anybody at the table? >> i would never do that because i want to eat all the mashed potatoes. i'm not a big fan of yams or pump pin pie, but i like cranberries. >> my tradition, i was at the kids' table. >> you yyou still are. >> yeah. and they said nobody wanted to sit at the adult table. >> i wasn't allowed near the kids' table. >> you couldn't fit. it's too high. >> this is the fox kids table. >> that's true. you hadn't figured that out yet? >> did i tell you about when i got invited to that fancy -- >> tell us again. >> i've heard a lot of your stuff, too. not much of it, but i remember this woman was way out in the country outside of washington. fancy place. everybody was supposed to bring something. so i brought the drugs. >