here in new york city. three helicopters showering the statue of liberty with a million rose pedals, see you tonight, on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye," why the u.s. has no chance at this summer's world cup. we have the practice footage proving our boys are light years behind our highly skilled first year opponent. and does the president regret playing mario cart 8 instead of taking 5* phone call from vladimir putin that could have ended the crisis in ukraine? >> i don't think i am alone in this. i think it would have been preferable to press the pause button. >> and finally a base jumping goat who is so radical -- >> don't jump. what is he dismog. >> he doesn't even need a parachute. >> he jumped. he jumped! dude!

>> none of cities stories on "red eye" tonight. >> i'm tom shillue filling in for greg gutfeld who will be back on monday. and now let's welcome our guests. we first met when i was young and naive and she was a fish out of water. i caught her wearing my clothes in my hotel room and she wouldn't talk and i had no idea why. i am here with pop culture expert keri keegan. and she had me entered into what was called a hospital, but i know was a shadowy group of soviet agents. ellis son barber. and we found out space shields fell off as we entered the atmosphere. it is tv's andy levy. and he agreed to let me interview him in the summer of 1977. little did he know i had a bit of backbone and journalistic integrity and sitting next to me is actor and comedian nick

depollo. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> should unhooking a bra be subject to the law? a california bill would require college students to establish verbal or written consent before having 6 anywhere on campus. over sexed under grads would have to get an affirmative, unambiguous and conscious decision by each participant to engage on mutually agreed upon sexual activity. democrat state senator says the bill is meant to address the problem of sexual assault. quote, it will changing the equation so the system is not stacked against survivors by establishing an affirmative consent policy to make it clear that only yes means yes. the bill passed a state senate last week and goes before the assembly next. i believe we have a tape of two college lovers establishing consent.

>> wow. ellis son, i have been out of college since my college days. do they still hookup? >> that was before i was born. they do. this wall is -- while i realize there is a serious issue -- >> is it really? >> i think it is. that's what they tell me in polls. i'm pretty sure it is. when you add factors of drinking it is a real problem. this is one of those that does nothing to address the issue at hand which is sexual assault. it will make the legislators feel good to say i did something. really they have done absolutely nothing. >> you didn't sign contracts when you were in college and you wanted to get busy. >> uh pearntly not. apparently not. i did not sign any written consent forms to do anything in college. >> do you favor a written sexual consent form or do you

prefer oral? >> there is no better answer. what about you, andy? so what happens in this situation? >> you are out of luck is what happens in this situation. >> you have to arm wrestle. >> i bet you would like this contractual agreement, right? >> why would you think that, tom? >> you like to dot your i's and cross your t's. you want to know going in what is going to happen. >> this is a bad fix for a bad problem. the problem is very real at ellison eluded to. this won't work. the only way to solve this problem is first of all guys stop doing things girl don't want to do. that aside make sure you document each encounter. it is the only way you could

4* prove you had verbal confirmation. the only thing i could think of is the school should provide a checklist of every possible 6 act. sex act. >> i'm sure they do. >> and then before each encounter you have to check off the things you are willing to do in the presence of a witness, the checking off in the presence of the witness. >> my list is going to be this small. >> i never check off in public, andy. >> i think the real problem with this is -- okay so i have written consent. what was i i saying yes to? who says it is verbally. you can lie. >> and it says in the bill that the rules can change at anytime. why do you bother getting written or verbal concept -- consent if it changes. >> and you can be coerced into giving written consent. >> exactly. >> have i done that myself. i have done that myself.

>> this is allen and this is gary scheck. let's get busy. >> consent would be required even for couples dating. is that necessary? >> half of these kids read at a fifth grade level. >> these are college students, aren't they? >> that's my point. i wasn't kidding, but i told college guys, get a hooker. >> i don't think they can afford either. >> they are going to have to. >> i couldn't afford noodles. >> you will have to get a lawyer involved. >> the main problem was affordability clearly. >> a hooker. it is not a nice one. it is one with a limp, $75. >> i don't endorse that decision for anybody. >> what happened to holding hands, ellison? i used to reach in and grab hold of the hand and i could

feel whether they wanted to go in for a smooch. >> aunt bea died. the problem is you hold their hand and drag them into the cellar and then cuff that happened -- that hand. >> i was never complainingy -- complaining though. i said yes the whole time. jew say this is all on men. what about the women? they are aggressive and jumping on the guy. >> that's balogna. such balogna. there is no woman to force me to have 6. >> even if it is part of a feminist mythology whether or not they were brainwashed they were coming out of their classes and they are climbing on the men and not letting them go. >> that's a 5:00 shadow. >> you really the nail on the head. >> all i wanted to do was hold hands.

>> young people it is still work. >> chances in brazil are totally nill. the coach of the u.s. men's world cup soccer team says there is no way we are going to bring home the trough -- trophy. he tells the "new york times," quote, we cannot win the world cup because we are not at that level yet. for us, we have to play the game of our lives seven times to win the tournament. in fact, many soccer experts say that it is likely our squad won't make it out of the group and they were dubbed the group of death. i believe we have tape of the german team practicing.

>> that was not a soccer game. that was a wedding in kabul. about the coach, should he have said those things? coaches have been doing it for a thousand years. it is reverse psychology. >> are you telling me that was his plan all along? >> of course. i have three words. miracle on ice. >> who was that? did he tell them they were going to lose? >> the point was they -- what they were facing in that olympics in 1980 is even steeper than what this -- >> exactly! what is he doing talking it down. >> do you like what donald sterling is doing? is that the same reverse psychology? >> he went over board. >> he said the team would have to play the game of their lives. isn't that their job? they are supposed to play the game of their lives.

>> they are mostly supposed to survive brazil. that's really the problem. i don't think half will show up. >> they won't play past portugal. portugal is the team of death. >> they are good. portugal has a good soccer team. >> of course they do. >> whose fault is it we are not good at soccer? obama from this term or obama from the first term. some say it is obama from the first term and others say it is the fault of obama from his second term. so critics are divided. >> the headline where this quote came from, the headline is how he plans to make u.s. soccer better and less american. the less american you are the better you are at soccer. is awesome and soccer is stupid.

>> andy is anti-soccer. >> that makes two of us. >> you don't think soccer is a real sport? >> it is a real sport for 12-year-old girls from west chester and gay guys from greece. would you like to watch a sport where two teams play in the neutral zone for three and a half hours and there is no violence? >> have you ever been to a game? >> they were beat up by a couple of peruvians. >> except for ian in the pub with his cousins from liverpool. ellison should we not go to the world cup? we are not good at it. >> i vote we fire this man. i look at herb brooks and that's my opposition to why he is the absolute worst. you don't take away the incentive and put your team down when they will have to go in there and have the fight of their lives. why else have they been practicing? don't worry about it. you are going to lose.

>> he is taking the long view. he is%building a young team. he cut landon donovan. >> he is 32. >> but the point is, this team is not built to win the world cup. it is a team and a program that is built -- he is trying to build it to win future world cups. >> but do you say that? that is so unamerican. >> i think this is part of the nerd takeover. >> we had it with money ball. everybody is talking about it. even the sports guy for espn, the guy who came from the "new york times." the 247 guy. the statistics guy from the "new york times." >> nate silver. he is the statistics nerd and now he works for espn. it is money ball. the game is a fore gone conclusion it is not about grit anymore. >> so right. nate silver sucks out of it.

>> you are saying he should be fired. he should be driven out of the united states of america. the nerds have taken over everything. what is next? sci-fi? >> they were deaf to call for spf. a mother was enraged after a mother did not let the child reapply. the mom who recently lost her husband to skin cancer sees the policy as one big spfu saying, quote, when you have a school field trip in which they are out there for an extended period of time they should be allowed to carry sunscreen. the district defended the policy because it considers sunscreen a medication. typically sunscreen is a toxic substance and we can't allow toxic things to be in our schools. they could possibly have an allergic reaction or they

could ingest it. it is a dangerous situation. but the mom remains unmoved. when you have several hundred children on a field trip being burnt and then we have to ask ourselves do you want them to be safe or not? i know it is a brave position. so how is the girls's sunburn? a local tv station interviewed her. >> oh it burns! >> that is terrible. >> it makes me believe in climate change. >> it helps with her language skills. >> she can speak italian or latin or something there. i thought it was a parody. if you are worried about stuff like kids ingesting sunscreen

or maybe allergic to it. have the teacher or chaperon hold on to it and then every couple hours have the kids apply it. >> they don't want it to -- >> i know, but do that. >> it is a toxic substance. >> but they said something about how if they want to bring it to school the nurse's office can hold it for them. well then do the same thing on the field trip. usually on the field trip the parents chaperon, have them put it in a big bag and hold it and then every couple hours say it is time to apply the sunscreen again. problem solved. >> you said you don't like these kind of regulations, but you do enjoy children who get sunburned. you said let the kids fry. >> how is sunscreen dangerous?

seriously, how is it toxic? >> i googled it. >> i used copper tone as a kid. >> apparently some ingredients and some sunscreens are toxic, but not all. >> what isn't toxic 1234*. >> i agree with the sharing part. they say it is dangerous. say a kid is mexican or italian and he shares the sunscreen with an italian kid. >> i need a 4 and he needs a 76. he goes up in flames. maybe we should have a lawyer figuring this out. carrie, you said you were okay with banning sunscreen as long as they don't ban the tanning oil, your favorite product. >> is that what i said? >> that's what you said. >> i am like melanin challengedded. >> you don't get a -- dash melanin challenged jie. no. >> basically my ass looks this

white. >> i don't believe it. prove it. >> you can't make that claim without proving it. >> you are right. we will get to that in the commercial break. this whole thing is ridiculous. why are the schools photoshoping the yearbook photos to put sleeves on girls' shirts? why are we -- why is this happening? why are we pussifying all of our kids? >> why do we have yearbooks for? we have the internet. >> you can't sign the internet. >> that is a good point. >> in your face, tom. >> why do they go on field trips? they should be learning the three r's. >> that's true. i don't think anybody -- i cannot imagine anyone saying the school is totally right. it is absurd that when you think the sun has been labeled by the fda as a cars gnaw gin nick agent, but let's ban the

one thing that -- even if there are elements that may be considered toxic, none are cancer causing. the deductive reasoning is off. >> the administrator says they could get a rash. what is the sunburn, but a rash? >> did we all not eat glue and crayons? why is it okay for us, but not them now? >> it made us stronger. >> do they have soap in these schools because they may eat it? >> where are they going on a field trip, the sahara? >> on my field trips, the kids brought cigarettes. they would stand outside the museum and take a cigarette break. >> good for them. >> back in the 60s everybody was smoking. >> it was a swinging time. >> those were the cool kids. >> you want sunscreen in the school. in case a shooting breaks out you want an extra player of protection. >> it is led-based sunscreen

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at nothing? the super rich get richer leaving the rest of us behind and the travel industry is adapting. this story titled wealth gap, luxury suite or cheap seat? it is for the wealthiest and even as most try to make do with less. private elevators and personal shopping assistants and six-bedroom suites with their own postal codes and

helipads. this is what the super rich have come to expect from hotels. for many, vacation means renting an apartment or couch to save the cost of a hotel. this is another case of the wealthy taking from the rest of us? that's the subject of this -- the affluent are overren dull knowledging in creature comforts? pishaw. maybe we should talk about it before the next massage. they too could experience a little taste of luxury. it is only fair. or we could celebrate the fact that for the first time in history poor people are taking international vacations. who cares if you are not at the ritz-carlton. have you ever stayed at the ritz-carlton? for 90% of your stay, you are

asleep. remember when you were rich you had access to comforts like plumbing and roast pork loin? now what do they get? you ever go to a rich person's house and their tv is a quarter inch thinner than mine. and you can't see the courts because they are in the wall. i know other conservative people who say i believe in capitalism, but really how many do you need, right? >> pass a law that prevents that guy from buying a third yacht. who will that hurt? not the rich guy. he has two yachts. his name is jose and he has paint under his fingernails and he is trying to feed his family. instead of worrying that another guy has it better than you, why don't you have a good look at how good you have it.

andy, why are my monologues always spot on? >> i don't know. i believe in capitalism, but how many yachts do you need? >> we have all heard that. >> i need one for every pair of shoes. >> go down to the ship yard and you can see the people who are artisans working on the yachts. why put them out of work? >> i agree with you. one i didn't think the article was be known -- bemoaning it. >> it was the ap. i can tell it had the rich resentment. >> basically what the article said is they are looking for more pampering and other people are looking for new ways to economize. and they say the lodging industry is adapting to meet the diverging needs. end of story, the market works. other people can find cheap alternatives. welcome to the world. >> so we agree. you think that i am -- >> even though you read stuff into the story that wasn't there. >> i what if i didn't. what if the story wassing a

nose stick on the issue? >> our society in general, we don't start hearing about the haves and the have notes. i think it is a case of sour grapes right or wrong? >> i think if i am spending $20,000 on a hotel room, it better come with a stupid hell hell -- helipad. >> exactly. and who benefits from that? >> me. >> there are many people. >> who? h oh. everyone else. >> what good is it to be rich anymore. we get the good stuff now. it is not like the earl of granthom. >> is that a t? >> it is a fine t. it is not as if there is a big difference. there is no more upstairs, downstairs. no one lives like that. rich people, ellison, they work hard, don't they? they dough serve what they get. >> i agree.

i will go with your terms of the have and have notes. people like to put a tax on urned success. they think of it as a wealth discrepancy. just because somebody is doing well and they are wealthy, it has nothing to do with why someone else isn't living that way. if you want your $20,000 helipad, i am all for it. >> i bet you mow a lot of rich people, right? >> yes, "red eye" party on my yacht. what? >> you don't have a yacht, do you? >> shut up. >> i bet you hang out with a lot of rich people, right? >> shut up! >> aren't they god people? >> they are all bastards and share with us a little more, don't you think? >> what is this, korea? >> isn't that what this is about? we are striving --

>> it is hotel envy. i didn't get a chocolate on my pillow. >> don't you want to strive to be rich? >> that's why i am selling weed to kids. >> what is trump to say at the motel six? if you can't stay at a holiday inn or quality inn you shouldn't go on vacation. work that week so you can afford that. this is the whine kneest country country -- whiniest country, but i guess it is a coins against -- coincidence who is running it. >> the jews. >> weren't we whining in the regan era and the bush era? we don't stop whining. it does president matter who was in the white house. >> i never heard 1%. >> isn't the story of the 1%, the haves and the have notes all about resentment? am i right on that? >> yes. people recent the 1%. >> yes. >> it is all fab bra --

fabricated. >> and living better than ever. >> they have two cars and a dvr and 800 pounds overweight >> you probably have like me you occasionally if you get a good gig they fly you first class and you get a taste of it. it is not that good is it? >> no, it is not. >> yes, it is. >> it is this much bigger of a seat. >> the greatest thing in the world. >> they are like, would you like me to cut your sandwich for you? >> that really is the best. there are certain times in your life where size really does matter. being in first class, every inch counts. coming up, a new york city bar sells ladies' drinks with less alcohol. it looks like the war on women added car bombs. first, a word from our sponsor. >> tonight is sponsor bide it's show time. do foody friends pick on you for not a lot of spices in your house. you want to fit in, but don't

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should wearing a dress mean you get less? a restaurant in brooklyn which i believe is just outside of dallas, texas is now offering a separate less boozey drink menu for the ladies. it got us wondering --

>> is this sexist? >> a mexican joint divided its beverage menu into several categories for men, women and kids and for everyone. while the men's drinks include extra alcohol and feature cocktails full of tequilla, rum and gin, the women have light alcohol and include wine, baileys and alise which is delightful i might add. and while there are no restrictions on who can order what, a bartender says a lot of times the ladies don't like to have the strong stuff. the drinks for women are sweeter and less alcohol. what a pig. carrie, is this sexist? and if so would you like to have drinks and show them that the lady cans really drink with the best of them? >> i think this guy is a [bleep] idiot. i can't believe he actually put this on his menu. this is for real? i only drink whiskey or scotch

and i don't understand why -- >> this is a good example. >> yeah. >> you drink whiskey and you might find that is exceptional for women. you don't often see gals drink whisk ski the way you do so it is exceptional. >> why is it exceptional? it is better. instead of drinks for the ladies why not just say [bleep] drinks which is what it is. when the dudes order it that's what it can be. >> exceptional can mean better. >> most gals don't drink whysy straight like you do, right? you are an out liar so to speak. >> are you calling me a rebel? >> you can order anything off the menu and be tay special gal that drinks whiskey. there is something in it for everyone. >> keeping up with the guys. honestly, the only thing is when a guy is ordering a cos mow in a martini glass. that dude is not going home with me.

>> why are they insisting there is no difference. we know by logically men can drink more than women. >> it depends on the size of the girl. when i was single i dated petite girls because it only cost $6 to get drunk. you ever date a cheap girl? it is like filling a winnebago with unleaded. you are watching the tank 67, 68. and then you pour a pitchen of margaritas down her throat and you are high fiveing your friends and then she turns around like jason. seriously. we have something that breaks it down. >> if you have a 6 foot 1 woman and a 6 foot 1 man he can break down hole more quickly. >> we have something that breaks down the alcohol more quickly. >> i am not making this up. >> it is awesome. i can probably still out drink

you. >> you wake up on the f train with your skirt over your head saying what happened? >> that's the only reason. >> and then you forgot. >> you get upset when you talk about biology. >> we have carrie. we have nick. wouldn't you admit that they prefer the more floury drinks and the cos cosmopolitans. >> they are both like wild turkey. >> i don't look at this menu. it is not sexist. it is like a challenged. watch me drink the four men and you can put my picture on the wall. >> i drink all of them at los-politos and you can put champion under my name.

>> you can be special. andy you told me you would like to go back to the days when there was a lady's entrance on the bar. >> sure, okay. >> remember they had their own separate door. lady's entrance. >> i don't remember that. >> was that when you were dating a flapper? >> those flappers went in the other door. >> tom, obviously this is problematic. we can all agree on that. >> we haven't agreed. >> if it has been this woman's experience, whatever. the choices were inspired by women who asked for fruity and easy to drink. if that's how they want to divide it, that's how they divide it. it would have been easier to label drinks fruity, strong. >> they were way smarter it to label it. who ever heard of los-politos 3. >> why not?

it is good marketing, but why not have fun? you have the ladies' drinks and the guys' drinks. can't we have fun, everybody? >> just make sure you get it in writing. >> i was glad to see them list wine under ladies' drink. >> or the ultimate girly way to drink wine. pea know gnaw war with ice cubes. >> oh i have seen that. >> it is the saddest thing on a long list of sad things. >> time for a break. more stuff when we come back.

being "game of thrones" for 20,000 bones. he gave them a chance to have a character named after them. they are the book versions for tv's "game of thrones" who like to see boobs in assisted of reading about them. they are a fundraiser for the wild wolf sanctuary which i'm sure is a t-shirt key -- kiosk at the mall. now they can have their names in books and choose the profession of the charkt a ter who will certainly get, quote, a grizzly death.

i thought there was something. andy what do you think of this? how do you want your fictional self to die? >> i would like to die by pool and over the head of a fair may den. maiden. >> you don't think he is finishing the book? >> writing one book every 12 years is not prolific. >> one of the other things you can win is a chance to spend a day with martin and among other things, quote, see my collection of toy knights and midevil miniatures. >> that sounds like a day. >> this is the thing people do all the time. we can't criticize mr. martin.

we have the kick -- kick-starters and this is for a charity. >> i didn't realize it was for a charity. >> i didn't realize it was for a charity. >> did you think he was putting them in his pocket? >> either way though you do mention that we used to do this and it was the wren ma sons. renaissance. isn't she in "shakespear in love"? i think she s. i am so nervous you are going to spoil the last episode of "game of thrones." >> you mean the one that just happened? >> i am so nervous. >> of course we are about to spoil it. i was going ask you. would you like to be killed -- >> i don't know what are you talking about! i think it is the coolest thing ever, yes. i would spend a lot of money i would have spent on a hotel with a helipad. i would become carrie kegaria

a n, the queen of the unicorns. >> are you a targarian type. >> who wouldn't want to do this? >> is there anything you would pay $20,000 to be in? >> i could give a crap. >> he would pay $10,000 to have sex and then be beheaded after. >> my character will be harry reid and i will be chased through a snowy hill in squaw -- in alaska and i would run into a wind turbine and my head would come off. >> you have seen "game of thrones." >> i am a guy who likes girls and sports and hated soccer. >> i think you would like "game of thrones." >> my wife doesn't like it. it is too violent.

>> the secret service is looking as media trends and detects sarcasm on twitter. their goal is used for realtime and collecting a range of data including emotions of people on the internet and old twitter messages. detecting sarcasm is one of 18 of the functions.dly, tech-spere program is not currently available. you don't like this? >> we used to call it a peeping tom. >> people used to keep their window shades open. it was curiosity. >> i wasn't doing anything. >> they have already implemented the detector and the car scasm. sarcasm. i put obama is the best president ever. then holder was banging on my

front door. >> is holder getting in on this. >> the secret service. i couldn't make heads or tales. >> andy, are you a civil -- couldn't this help? couldn't it help because you, for instance, are always sarcastic on twitter. maybe when you were being serious it would think you were being sarcastic? >> not only do i not have a problem with it, it can't come soon enough. if you sign up for twitter are you required to use it. it is built into the program or you have to sign something that says i will use this. there are too many people out there that can't pick up on sarcasm. >> you do it all the time. you said check your privilege the other day. >> i wasn't sarcastic about that. you can say i was just being sac car cities fnlt -- sarcastic. you have to go in and weed

through these people. >> i read through the list of what the software can do and half of it didn't make any sense to me. whatever. if it is public tweets it is the same as reading it and it speeds it up. >> is the secret service watching you? >> i hope so. were they watching last night. that would have been really weird. >> why did you cook something? >> i'm sure the secret service are red blooded american men. >> we read about these things where somebody says something stupid in a tweet or something they will do at their school and they don't mean it and the cops show up. if they canada vies a way to figure out hey this person isn't serious. >> maybe common sense. >> it was a boring segment and they are playing music. animal videos, we need them. coming up, a man forgets how to walk forward. his compelling case to be inducted into the case of silly walks. next.

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last story. that's the last story. >> once you go backward, you can't go back. an indian man who spent the last 25 years walking in reverse for world peace says

he has forgotten how to walk forward. he started walking this way in 1989 in response to a series of violent acts in india. the mobile phone shop owner says he perspective going backwards, but now notes walking normally is more of a challenge. my mind has forgotten how to do it. i have become comfortable walking like this. the man is walking for world peace. >> that's how i walked from chelsea in new york. that is the worst way to walk for world peace. doesn't he know anything about land mines 1234 and he can't walk forward. has anyone tried to turn him around? >> remember the guy who put the goggles off and when he took hem off he is looking at the world upside down. >> andy, don't you admire his

stick to it event? >> let him keep walking backwards. it doesn't bother him. >> bumping into people. >> he is doing what he is doing so he will die. walk on backwards backwards with your bad self. >> world peace hasn't happened. i don't know if we have gotten safe inert last 25 years. if anything we have gone in the wrong direction. >> it bothers me. if i saw somebody quacking like that i feel uncomfortable. >> he just keeps his head -- >> i do a lot of backwards walking. when i raise my daughters and to keep it fair i let them go forward. >> doesn't that teach them the wrong lesson? >> it does. they say i beat you. >> i said i was going back ready whats and get defensive. >> imagine dhoog in new york

and people are -- imagine doing that in new york. >> let's go to carrie. >> are you so sexist. >> i can't tell the women apart on this panel. carrie, what do you think? do you admire a man walking for world peace? >> if he wanted to get press he should have done what the restaurant did. world peace is here. why walk backwards? >> good poin. andy levy and nick depaul low. that does it for me. i'm tom shillue and i will see you mix time. oh we have eight seconds left. everybody waive. that's great.

>> hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle, along with bob beckle, eric boling, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." the fall out from sergeant bowe bergdahl prisoner exchange intensifies. six of his fellow platoon members who served with him in afghanistan, expressed anger, sadness, and outrage over what they say was his willful desertion five years ago. here they are in a revealing kelly file exclusive. raise your hand if you think he