by the way, keep it here. when we come back, with this channel, "the five" will be right back out to st. louis and give you the latest on north korea as well is what is happening in london. i am brian kilmeade. ms. berly: hello. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, jillian turner and greg gutfeld. it's 9:00 in new york city. this is "the five." >> this is the fox news alert. protesters are taking to the streets tonight in st. louis. after a police officer was >> after a police officer was acquitted of murder after shooting a black suspect. he shot anthony lamar smith back in u 2011. joining is now more from st. louis. >> were catching up from the demonstrators right now.

we got separated from them. this is a small crowd and this is a main crowd. they are motioning and he didn't want that to happen. so that was effectively diffuse diffused. and that's the direction we are headed in. and people using the phrase peaceful protests. and it's just an obstacle in ths road. what happened earlier today,e around 5:00 local time we came up to the police headquarters and a group of the protesters got on top of the police suv. he jumped up and down and broke the windshield. there are some rocks thrown. the bottles thrown were only plastic bottles but the police showed up with the right gear and pepper spray.

a little conversational and pushing and shoving. police officers hadju minor injuries and 13 people arrested so far in st. louis. that is the situation. i personally observed some weapons and at least one of the weapons a fake ak-47. some of the other weapons i can't tell you if they are real. something that looked like a long rifle. and i could tell a handgun. a semiautomatic handgun. the authenticity of it we really can't verify it. and the demonstrators that we see, a lot of them black lives matter demonstrators. we do see some kids dressed. and the police don't have a lot of intel that national groups are descending at this stage on this particular demonstration. there's a lot of emotion and this going out over the web and

we will see how this progresses future. ae how this progresses >> kimberly: we will check back with mike and breaking news he was.w now for our top story, another terrorist attack in london. a terrorist set off a home being bomb and caused panic. there's a manhuntd underway for suspects in a raised the terror level to critical in the u.k. president trump reacted on twitter that they will have larger, tougher and more specific travel bands. >> i want to say that our hearts and prayers go out to people of london.io who suffered a vicious terrorist attack today. i spoke with a wonderful woman, british prime minister this morning and relayed our deepest sympathy and our absolute

dedication to eradicate the terrorists from our planet. radical islamic terrorists. he will be eradicated, believe me. >> kimberly: we are reminded of the differences of the prior administration and president trump. coming out very strong using those words radical islamic terrorism. column calling the eradication of them. in this on the heel of some criticism of the present on the immigrationik policy. e >> greg: this is what he's known for him to focus on the national attack. people have to start thinking and remember when we were kids.t the crowd panic here, they trampled a little boy and pregnant women.

these aren't natural responses of what happened when people panic. this is how terrorism work. it creates fear in people panic. we need to harden the individuals so they know how to react to things like that. a lot of people call this a failed attempt because no oneed died. everym attack that happens, terrorism learn something from it and adjust their techniques so next time he would be more deadly. this would be a trial run and i think what's necessary, the officials and experts are overwhelmed.d. they need more and they they can't get to paradise if a dog is in the presence when they di die. i learned that today. >> kimberly: monday was the anniversary ofas 9/11.

and thisn is where we think abot where we are on the war onte terror. as the ones we seen in western europe, since 2001, everything about the terrorist threat has changed. the weighthe united states responded and the battlefield is largely an out in. the face of the terrorist organization, like isis rise and fall, it's much reduced. the thing that remains the same and that were still not getting right is the impact of radical ideology has on large population areas across the world. i think that's an area where the united states despite our incredible military progress is called the global engagement.

these are the people that are responsible and fighting isis and radical terrorist online. this is where you need to be putting more money time and attention and i don't understand why were not doing that. as long as people are attracted to that ideology, were not solving the. problem. >> thoughts and prayers go out to thele people. and if you wake up in the morning and something happens, at the wrong place at the wrongi time, which now as we seen has become soft targets. that people physical deterrent to this kind of thing. >> jesse: and great britain is our best ally but they have to

get much tougher. no american cityy would tolerate this kind of repeated carnage. the majority of americans agree and what he's pushingft after ts in the aftermath there. they want stricter internetda crackdowns. and they want to be less politically correct. we want more surveillance. i think 60% of the american public wants the travel ban. he faces criticism today. i don't blame him. because politician sees on big moments to push their agenda. and obama pushed gun control. and politicians push the global warming agenda. and scotland yard had the rise of people he also said that the

bridge attack was a terrorist attack. and he was right. so he has great intelligence from our intelligence official. you mentioned to greg earlier, we've had eight years of the president of the united states wait two days after a an attacko call it a terrorist attack. and he was yelling terrorist threats president obama really wouldn't say it was a terroristi attack. president trump will say it and is why we elected him. and the public might not like that but we have president trump right now and we have to get used to this kind of tough talk. >> kimberly: what are your thoughts and reactions of what happened here? >> juan: most of them flash burns and think god no one got

killed. t with regard to trump, he was rebuked and saying it's not helpful. and then you have national security fire in the present is just speaking generally even having specific information. what we have here in a my mind s jesse is saying, we know our president and we love president trump but he speaks impetuously at times and is nkquick to fire and is not a matter of the press but it's a matter of our top ally in key intelligence ally and putting lives at risk by indicating to the tears that we have them in our site. were not there yet and puttingut that out. we are working this case and this is a live investigation. and there's some problem there

with that in my opinion. and it's one in which you see president trump to shoot at anything that fits his agenda. i don't believe that when it comes the white supremacist on south. that's not solving the problem, trump said this by the way, we have to do better on the internet picking up on what julian was saying. we harden targets but we have to fight the ideology. >> there are two cultural points here. there's a bigger problem than anything that's happened in charlottesville. in the ideology when you'retw talking about is a collision between bitter loners in the western world. use it be that people didn't see how others live.

our western world is colliding with people who did that. so is not. necessarily isis ideology is just that they hate the west. and you're supposed to as an individual sayet something as yu see something especially when the authorities can't protect you 100% of the time. they stopped a lot of plots but they were able to stop this one. if they can protect you some way you have to protect yourself by saying something when you see something. however there is a cultural blockade here there that deems you islam phobic if you say something when you see something and you might be wrong. if you are wrong, you're screwed. when you're onre a subway or a s and you see something and you go, i want to say something but i don't want to end up on a blog getting ripped apart. so we have to makeo it okay. bu know that i went through

that. >> juan: it seems to me when you talk about crazed ideology whether is the white supremacis supremacist. >> jesse: islamic radicalism is everywhere. >> kimberly: there's no bearing onal reality. of which is worse. i don't think that helps. and if you feel like getting torn apart on blogs, gray can help you through. in the meantime, they will go to the separate corners for a time appeared up next, the top trump administration officials talk about military options to deal with north korea. we will tell you when that's all about when the five returns. ?

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>> this is a fox news alert protesters and riot police in the street. at this hour demonstrators are escalating. st. louis policing agitators have gathered outside with what they believed to be the mayor's home and they been throwing

rocks and breaking glass and vandalizing the residence. the police are responding in riot gear and deploying tear gas. three officers have been injured in the confrontation with police. these demonstrations erupting following a police officer shooting. he was acquitted of murder for the killing of anthony labarre smith during a high-speed chase and protesters have been arrested but that number may rise and what's believed to be the mayor's home. annie's been monitoring the protest and talking with him throughout the afternoon. joining is now what is the scene like at this hour.

>> the scene at the mayor's home is largely dissipated. but what you've seen is groups and its commercial pop out and it dissipates and the police show up and you have another skirmish at another location. you can see pepper balls fired out here earlier. in the police are just trying to keep the street clear. and it looks like they are working in the other direction. it looks like they are trying to hold the people from moving forward in this direction. so the trouble starts and stops and then we'll pop up again at another location. we don't do know some officers were hurt. we are watching some of the demonstrators in the direction of the that's happening and a lf

skirmishes popping up. doesn't seem like there's organization just a bunch of people running around causing trouble. >> where are you, are you near the mayor's house or in a different area of the city? >> i'm about three blocks away from the home of the mayor. seems like he's ended up with some broken windows and a lot of tension. there are teargas so they did fire tear gas to disperse the crowd. betsy was was going on here right now. one of the white shirts is the commanders. in fact there is some gas. and that is kind of the area where the demonstrations first got started. and a lot of bars and restaurants there. this line a police officer will keep us from getting down there and getting a good look. we see smoke down there. sometimes you see the police officers fire smoke, gas and pepper balls here tonight.

it gives off a bit of a acidic gas and stings a bit. it's not as harsh as the full-fledged teargas. >> and you're walking with a lot of these folks and finding out some thoughts of the folks ther there. and it seems that some incidences is a block party. when did it take a turn for the worse, when it got dark or what changed in the sentiment on the streets? >> nightfall certainly played a role in it. and major demonstrations taking place in that seemed to dissipate. and we have the bearcat vehicles coming in. and that's the situation out here and back to you. >> thank you so much. we will check in with fox news correspondent. tell us a little bit about the situation, and where you are in st. louis and what you've been hearing from some of the folks you been talking with throughout the evening. >> we are at the corner and they

are offering a dispersal order right now. protesters come up and they threw a chair through this window. and after that we saw all of these officers come out here and they are in full riot gear. they have the masks and batons and ready and they mean business. we seen several businesses around here have their windows smashed. they have a zero tolerance at this point. and a few blocks down, that's where the action was. and now they've pushed this way. this large police contingent, there throwing bottles out here and they just threw a glass bottle. watch out guys, back up a bit. there throwing bottles at the officers. were going to step back to make sure we are in a safe place.

but a very tense mood continues. >> you been out there talking with people. when did you notice it started taking a turn towards the violence and seen bottles and chairs thrown. earlier it seemed pretty laid-back and they wanted their voices to be heard but they seem to be fairly orderly. are these mostly in the in the type of people you spoke with? >> i think it escalated in the last hour. we saw a lot more people and one guy he actually found a cement break and started smashing it on the ground. and he got bricks about the size my hand. and at least three officers within the last hour has been injured by being hit by bricks. he can see why when you

protesters and faces covered just like this. they're just standing here and hurling the objects at the officers. you can see all of these officers right here. the protesters obviously want to get in the way of this. back to you. >> thank you so much. now we will be joined by richard, radio talk show host and fox news contributor. thanks for joining us. tell us a little bit about the situation as you understand it and what we see continuing to unfold as you look back to ferguson and other areas where he seen a white police officer acquitted after a fatal shooting. >> i think these incidences always bring up anger and what we want now more than ever is peace. and we seen that in earlier

hours. we want to say listen, we think how the policing is done, and the cost to the incident overal overall, the policies that affect the police departments. we saw this in ferguson, baltimore, new york city and we have asked the question, when are we going to get policing right. i don't think anybody including police officers will know but how we get back to law and order and how to regenerate. protesters are asking tonight and no matter what we have to call for peace. a city that has a lot of finance problems but what's more important, if you look at some of the live shots we saw there, it looks like black lives matter protests. it looks like other protesters

which is not what black lives matters protesters stand for. most of the black lives matter protesters i know are nonviolent. >> thank you for joining us, we'll have to take a break here.

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>> jesse:es that's a loaded statement. the book clear and present danger is about a politician that justifies the cia to take someone out. i knew it. she offers no evidence for this. i has to walk his bag but i fear sher not. what you think, this is over the line even for hillary. >> kimberly:e when it comes to this book she's taking a lot of heat. it is very focused on herself. i think everyone is entitled to present their own version of history and how things unfolded for them but i think what needs to happen now in the wake of the general election, they need to write this book and do some self reflection and figure out what happened. she's not the one to do that

right now. if you want to move forward, they're going to have to do thi this. and after we had this conversation, both parties need to tone down the rhetoric. we consider this toning down the orrhetoric? >> juan: i don't think she's jack ryan but i've heard this and i've heard this all the tim time. i'm saying republicans, it's a good thing we have mathis and kelly there. it gives people more confidence. axis of adults. people are saying, i don't know why you think this is over the line. >> jesse: when the president of the united states says he is a clear and present danger to the country, i think it says people should do something to do

reduce the threat of danger. >> kimberly: is rising to the level of hysteria that's suggesting there's a call for arms to o do something about a clear and present danger. some kind of circumstance that bad things will happen unless they act. in the people around him are basically acting in concert and coconspirators with the president to commit this clear and present danger. that's what it is. to>> contain, she was saying the people around him aren't any good either. >> juan: she has strong words for tillers and saying he hasn't reached out and also budget cut cuts. au kimberly: and to be fair the national security council wasn't clear and present danger at the beginning of the administration.

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anthony bourdain, jokingly said he meant to say kale instead of hemlock. what you make of this? is this better or worse than what kathy griffin dead? >> greg: i just don't trust a skinny chef. he eats a lot on a show but he never gains away. they have a carpool lane.ld this i would do an awful thing ut donald trump is now passe. it's edgy but predictable. he's supposed to be a rebel. it's all groupthink now. he should be resisting this kind of mentality. he's now about and edgy as an episode of "antiques roadshow" " there you go. >> kimberly: what he think about this jesse? >> jesse: i think wanting to

hurt the president is a job requirement at cnn. it's below kathy griffin. and i think cnn parent company put that on. i don't know what's going on over there. this is an example of the media not covering the story. think about if a fox news anchor said something jokingly about assassinating president obama. thathe will be the head of all e network newscast. they will cover up for them and they won't do this. and jennifer lawrence said the hurricane was punishment for us for voting for trauma. >> kimberly: here's the difference, tell me if you think i'm wrong. he's ael celebrity chef, can he say whatever he want?

>> juan: president trump is so active on social media that this week we had hail over at espnci saying that he is a white supremacist. i think you have to say when you're speaking about the president of the united states should be sure what you're doing but you should not be talking about violent things. b i agree that he's not a journalist and is not saying it seriously but i do think that the right loves the idea that there is hypocrisy. i get tired of it. >> jesse: will go to sleep one because i'll keep mentioning it. [laughs] >> kimberly: i like the show does.berly: i like the show i don't like the comments. i don't like hemlock.

but wise and an open season on president trump and feel cool about saying derogatory things. people should be better than that. i don't know what's going on at cnn. it must be something in the water. it sounds like the moral of the story is to scale and not hemlock. don't go anywhere, facebook friday is coming up next. ♪

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>> facebook friday. this is from holly. what is your creative outlet that helps you develop your best self pressure mark go ahead how do you develop this. jessie, do you have any creative outlets or smart >> jesse: i

started doing yoga and i delete little yoga the other day. they gave me a nice piece of mind. afterwards the instructors that i was honoring myself. now is my practice. >> juan: so you are your best self, as i what i heard? that is where it is. i think that writing is the most challenging intellectual thing. i think intellectual exercise to the maxis writing something. if you're talking more generally, i would say it's really hard given the media and all that to develop your spiritual awareness. people talk while being in the moment, someone who is committed to helping others and knowing

others and feeling and having a larger sense of life, that's a challenge for me. >> kimberly: creative outlets, it's notop shopping. i just like to have what i need to have. i really enjoy reading. reading is fun. and i like good movies. and i like food. >> jesse: that's not a creative outlet. answer the question. >> kimberly: i'm very creative creative. that's what i do for fun and whatever.n >> greg: i get up in the middle of night, and get my dog and go for a long walk in

central park. you should see the walk. and the irony of it is i don't even have a dog. it always worked. i lost him over here in the bushes officer. robert, do you have any preshow robert, do you have any preshow broadcast? >> kimberly: is the same thing, people know me so well. i eat salami. yes i do, trust me. i.e. eat it every single day. we go to hair and makeup to pull together. so i'm prepared and talking points and notes. >> juan: because the shows at 9:00, i cannot watch my baseball team play. so my preshow rituals i checked the score and after the broadcast i checked the score again.

>> jesse: eyman emberley's food court as well. i will order a pizza on the set and eat shrimp. get some chinese or something liker that. >> greg: what about you? >> i like to read and take notes and i get to join all of you lovely folks on the five. i enjoy bickering with you in the green room. >> juan: the best is when you walk into the green room and there is greg and dana. >> greg: i like to do 17 shots of tequila before every show. we have time for onene more. this is correct, phobias. do you have a phobia?

>> juan: if i tell you you will torture me. you know i don't like elevators. >> greg: and that's because you loveig getting high. [laughs] >> kimberly: i've had the snake's and tarantulas. >> jesse: squirrels and possums and raccoons. snakes. pretty much all animals. >> darkness. >> greg: do you have to sleep with a light? >> no not pitch black. >> greg: i only have one fear and as death. you are death. you are the grim reaper.

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as an iq? so the lawyers here are telling me that i have to say this but i don't really want to. last week i did a monologue on the southern poverty center. they have an issue with me and some of the statements made on the show. including a joke that they have virtually no law. saying they spent billions on litigation so we must make clear that they do in fact do law. and also offshore investment vehicles. for nonprofit organizations. in my opinion, things are people like rand paul, here's the alley and bend carson. by labeling them extremists. you're quite welcome for that.

>> kimberly: >> juan: congratulo the hottest baseball team in america. what a night and month. the cleveland indians won their 22nd straight game in dramatic fashion. >> ripped to right and farewell. around the third and remarries will score. it's a walk off her 22. they now have the second longest winning streak right behind the 1916 new york giants. i thought you would say that. >> kimberly: i want to take a special moment to say congratulations to kyle nolan. he's an intern here at the fox news channel and she went on to work here as an assistant and help with the production. we certainly will miss her and there she is. an outstanding job and she works very hard here and is now going

to fox and friends. greg is very jealous. we are super excited for her and her first day will be on monday and her brand-new position. we will miss you and we are very proud of you. >> greg: seriously that's brutal. >> jesse: soo there is this 11-year-old boy and all he wanted to do was mow the white house lawn. he has a long boring business. he wrote a letter to the president. and the president went to greet him and he just ignoredd him. and he kept mowing the white house lawn. and finally the president caught up with him had a few nice word words. >> he's going to be very famous and be a navy seal. doing great things for our country.

>> jesse: and frank will be on waterworld's. he will see that there on saturday night. >> jesse: >> shut out to the ine community punches back once again. to reward and honor chelsea manning this year. the director of the cia and former deputy director of the cia showing there on the screen. they resigned from harvard and decided not to give a speech at harvard in protest of this decision. if all that undermined the core values of united states and honor somebody who's treasonous. so shut out to them for doing the right thing. it paid off because now harvard is now rescinded that offer. we did that last night in the story generated a lot of buzz and outrage.

people file it was wildly inappropriate and you see the swift reaction. set your dvrs and never miss a crazy episode of "the five." hannity is up next. this is a fox news alert. protesters and riot police clashing on the streets of st. louis. and demonstrations have turned violent. they gathered outside the mayor's home and evangelized the outside. and there's reports that people rung the doorbell with no answer. please deploying teargas. and they've entered an confrontation with the police. and continuing on into the evening after a 2011 shooting