10:00 a.m. i'm speechless. we've got a lineup no one will see coming. don't miss it. that's the homework assignment. if you want to be ahead of the curve, watches live on saturday. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, jesse watters, juan williams and dana perino. "the five" ." where is my garret when you really need him? after the false incoming missile alert in hawaii, lodge notifications will require verification by two people. you think that would've been in place already. may be a warning that prompts you to double-check the message before it goes out. when i want to delete an email, i am asked, are you sure you want to delete an email. that's for an email, not a state alert telling people they are about to die.

here's a thought. maybe don't have that menu item for incoming missile so close to one that says "just testing." that's like having the kids trampoline next to a wood chipper. this group cannot be overstated. imagine if it were you, your family you're being told we were all going to die and for 40 minutes, that's your reality. then someone comes along and says oops. my wife was in hawaii. she saw mothers sobbing uncontrollably, realizing they would never see their kids again. she watched families saying goodbye and yet the presses already back to the swearword. what a contrast between real terror and phony posturing. the same people who report this missile acted with such restraint days ago were melting over s-hole. when the press conference went in hawaii, we took alive. cnn ran a repeat interview with michael wolff.

maybe if that falls missile warning had s-hole in it, cnn would've gone wall-to-wall. it's disgusting that an event that led mothers to put children in storm drains was less interesting to the press than a crude phrase in a meeting. >> our leaders have failed us. donald trump is taking too long. he's not taking this seriously and there's no threat to waste -- time to waste. we've got to get rid of this nuclear threat from korea. we have to achieve peace, not play politics. >> greg: play politics. what did she just do? her states warning system screwed up an optional pass to make his geopolitical calculations based on that? no, how about setting a system that doesn't terrify people for 38 minutes and then you can take part in the conversation. until then, fix your own backyard. this infuriates me. if this had happened, dana,

new york city, the media would care. instead they've already moved on about the most ridiculous things. >> dana: anything that happens in new york gets over covered. we know that. sometimes it's warranted. you would think people would like an opportunity to go to hawaii to cover a story. thankfully it was a false alarm. i think it did expose a lot of the holes in the system. so that's good. and i also think that it showed holes in our own family planning. right after 9/11, there's a big push, called ready.gov, part of department of homeland security. there is a advertising pushed or talked about families about having a plan. that if something happens, this is where we're going to meet up, whether you need to have cash, some sort of protection, no food, water. we've gotten away from that. this was a big wake-up call for people. >> greg: jesse, this is a wake-up call. they reassign the worker.

they didn't fire him. but they've got to do something with the emergency management system of hawaii. >> jesse: they have to fire more than one person. this is about a big government screwup. they screwed up so instead of saying false alarm, they didn't have anything ready to go in the script. they took 38 minutes to come up with this. are you ready? there is no missile threat or danger to hawaii. the the -- it took them 40 minus to cook up that tweet. and they don't fire anybody. they reassign them. what does it take to cause mass hysteria? the guy gets reassigned. the party that wants bigger government is okay with this. they screw up so big in the state of hawaii. don't take any responsibility for it come up compound the screwup and then the democrats want to give government more

power over people's lives. they want more power over health care, more power over your life, more power over your business. this is the reason why we don't have big, bloated government. this is the exact reason. >> greg: about the 40 minutes, kimberly, they claimed they were waiting for an approval for the retraction. according to john roberts, fema didn't need authorization. they knew 5 minutes this wasn't real. they made people's lives hell. >> kimberly: they need to revamp and retool the system. the rest of the are scrambling to make sure, what can we do to make sure we don't look like hawaii and have a major problem. this is really unacceptable. i don't like when somebody gets -- will just reassign you. it's ridiculous. this is a serious issue of national security.

people were in chaos and panic. your wife was there and science. >> greg: so lucky i wasn't there. >> kimberly: they would've had to tranquilize him. >> greg: i am the guy in the disaster movie that people slap. wake-up! wake-up! they would be slapping me. my wife would have seen the worst part of me. >> jesse: i am sure she has seen it already. >> greg: that's true. juan, i feel tulsi gabbard made the leap to north korea a very political leap. it had nothing to do with north korea. he's got a focus on the incompetents. you don't jump and blame trump for his relationship with north korea. that's absurd. >> juan: i don't think it's absurd. that's where the threat comes from. >> greg: the threat was there incompetence. >> juan: the threat is that north korea's 4500 miles from

hawaii. so everybody wants to deal with the source of the threat. you can talk about if this was badly managed, and i agree with jesse 100%. if you knew in 5 minutes it was a false alarm, why did it take you 32 mack 40 minutes to tell the public. you like anything to defend trump. >> greg: this is huge. >> juan: what you see is that trump didn't take it seriously so you should be screaming at trump. he never responded. one of the complaints from the people you loathe, jamie lee curtis, montel williams, all those people are saying crickets. nothing from the president of the united states. >> greg: you want them to respond emotionally? >> juan: i think he should respond as president of the united states. >> greg: let's do that. i think we have sound on tape of

donald trump responding. >> that was a state thing, but we are now going to get involved with them. i love that they took responsibility. they took total responsibility but we are going to get involved. take total responsibility. they made a mistake. >> juan: you can see this concern is "don't blame me. wasn't me this time." that's his concern, as of close to expressing some of your outrage. >> greg: the proportion is so off. >> dana: the concern about it being a hack is a real one. cyber terror can come in lots of different forms. probably couldn't conceive of those forms. our responsibility, state or local government or federal government, trying to be more creative than what a criminal or hacker might do. if you have panic like that that leads to an accident, whether it

be because people crash into each other on the highway trying to get out or something much worse. including retaliation. you could lose a lot of lives for nothing. >> greg: juan brought up some of the single-digit i.q. celebrities like jamie lee curtis and the odious jim carrey who should just go away. go far away. let me quote jim carrey. what is he do? blaine's trump. since it was a false alarm but a real psychic warning. he's really deep like that. he understands psychic warnings. we allow this one-man gomorrah and his corrupt republican congress to continue alienating the world. we are headed for suffering beyond all imagination. clearly, kimberly, he's mentally ill. here you have a system that failed its people and he goes after trump. this guy's got serious problems. >> kimberly: are you disturbed there is no causal or logical connection to the event and

trump derangement syndrome? i see. we have a flintstone vitamins for you, greg. at one point are you going to being not surprised and nonplussed by this. you're going to say this is what they do and if there's any way to try to connect it. potus went out of his way to sam glad they took responsibility for it at the state level. we're going to work cooperatively. he tried to button it up. nevertheless, this is president trump's fall so they want to mischaracterize it as the most reckless presidency and dangerous presidency in the history of the world. >> juan: let me say this is the same guy who was insulting kim jong un who we all think is on edge anyway. he calls them rocket man. then he says you know what, my button is bigger than your button. talk about infantile. talk about making the whole world -- >> greg: that has nothing to

do with the emergency management system flaw. >> juan: president of the united states, is able to understand his power? >> greg: you wouldn't have let this happen. >> juan: no, we are talking about a far more serious threat than some government guy making a mistake. >> greg: it is the largest example of shouting fire in a theater and you don't think it's a big deal? >> juan: i didn't say it wasn't a big deal. what i'm saying is the bigger deal if it north korea actually fires a nuclear weapon at hawaii and if you don't understand that, you're the one -- >> greg: we are not talking about that. you are trying to create a different context. we are focused on this. >> juan: no, i'm not. president trump himself was very careful to say it was the state. he's talking about the state. you heard from christian nielsen yesterday on fox news sunday. he said it was an unfortunate mistake. that's all it was. >> jesse: i feel more safe under commander in chief trump then i would under commander-in-chief obama.

>> juan: why is that? >> jesse: isn't that clear? i don't think president obama did anything. he made it worse. on the celebrity thing, they blame trump for someone pushing a button in hawaii. chelsea handler blamed trump for the wildfires in california. jennifer lawrence planes trump for the hurricane because god was mad at his election. lena dunham blamed trump for her weight loss. anything bad that happens, it is trump's fault. >> greg: yogurt for brains jamie lee curtis said the hawaii missile scare is on you, mr. trump. you. the real fear that mothers and fathers and children felt is on you. this is no help for the people who were panicking at that time. putting it on trump. you know this is? self-serving peacock preening. look at me. look at me. shut up and eat your yogurt. >> jesse: that was a cry for

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b6 there was a glimmer of hope on tuesday that the parties migt negotiate a deal on daca. talks were derailed two days later after a testy meeting of the white house. president trump says blame democrats. >> honestly all think the democrats want to make a deal. they talk about daca but they don't want to help the daca people. you have a lot of sticking points but they are all democrats sticking points. we are ready willing and able to make a deal. they don't want security of the border. they don't want to stop drugs. they want to take money away from our military which we cannot do. >> jesse: rand paul providing some perspective.

>> you can't have an immigration compromise if everybody is out there calling for president a racist. they are destroying the setting. both sides now are destroying the setting in which anything meaningful can happen. >> jesse: the president yesterday appearing before a chemist to defend himself amid outcries over his alleged rhetoric on immigration. >> i'm not a racist. i'm the least racist person you have ever interviewed. that i can tell you. >> jesse: okay. dana, strategy for the democrats. do you think they would be okay with letting the dreamer deal get kicked down the road in order for them to run out in the midterms. >> dana: no, i don't think so. >> jesse: they want to protect the dreamer snapped out immediately. >> dana: they weren't able to fix it legislatively when president obama was in office so he took executive action which means president trump can take executive action of his own and his deadline is march.

i don't think this is something they can run on. i think it's wrong on a lot of reasons. not just politically, but the policy. if they were that close last tuesday, they should be able to get it done. sounds to me like they need to figure out if they're going to have more meetings. i wouldn't have that big a meeting in order to try to come sort of a deal. a smaller group of people that can speak on others' behalf and gives the deal that way. if you have 22 people in the room, it's going to be impossible to do that. they should designate somebody as the honest broker. there's a dispute over what was offered as a possible deal and what was gearing up to agree to. if you don't have agreement on what was presented as a possibility of a framework of the deal and it turns into name-calling by the end of the week, they are in big trouble. i don't know really how they get it done by friday. what they might have to do is pass some sort of a spending measure to keep the government open committee continue to talk

about this. >> jesse: speaking of honest brokers, greg gutfeld, do you think the democrats, when they leaked this be 24 comment, do you think they considered how would play within the immigration negotiation or do you think they were trying to hurt the president? >> greg: it could be both. it's a pretty sneaky and clever strategy. prove you are not racist by covering daca. i think that they are doing. if you don't do this, then you must be a racist. i don't think the deal is dead. it's always a tug-of-war with a pitbull with trump. as long as there is time. i think they already have the deal but why accepted now when you can get more out of it. i refuse to get upset over this s-hole thing after saturday. it's small potatoes, a political football. it's gross. >> dana: was it confirmed the democrats leaked the comments? >> jesse: i would assume it was but i could be wrong. let's not make a mountain out of

a s-hole. kimberly, some conservatives, border hawks, think the president was walking into a trap when they came to this deal they didn't like. maybe some are happy that this s-hole comment came out and it looks like it's falling apart. >> kimberly: i agree with greg. you never know how this is going to turn out but he got pushed up against couple issues and he was trying to come in the spirit of negotiation, try to say i'm willing to come to the table. were going to oregon. then they went ahead and bad faith and called him a racist. i agree with rand paul. it's a nonstarter. you're accusing the person you're trying to negotiate with of being a racist. where'd you go from there. it's basically saying that any of his intentionality as it relates to daca is malignant and bad. this is a guy who's racist. he's not going to have the best interest of all americans, only some americans. there is no proof or evidence

whatsoever to support that. if you talk to anybody who knows president trump for a long time. and i do as well. they have favorable and positive things to say. disgruntled from the apprentice. >> jesse: not only is the president not racist, he's the least racist person you'll ever talk to. >> juan: that's what he says. take the man at his word. it's laughable but i will listen to him. let's get back to daca. i think the president clearly is back on his heels. if this was a prize fight, he was knocked back but what happened last week. he televised the session to demonstrate his capacity, hold negotiations, the forceful. he had some missteps there when he says i will give you a clean daca deal and kevin mccarthy had to say hold on. then he goes back on that. the stuff about calling those countries that unfortunate name.

it discombobulated the whole set of negotiations. he's now trying to get back at it by saying the democrats don't care about any kind of border security. that's clearly his talking points. i don't know how you can say that. i go back to the gang of eight. the deal that was attempted when president obama was in office and part of that deal was a large increase in spending on border security, proved by democrats and republicans. who scuttled the deal? the far right talk show host of the republican party. that's also true going back to '06 in the bush and ministries and attempted immigration deal. there was lots of added border security. we are now at the point where it last week they said the lowest point in 45 years in terms of border crossing. more security in terms of the people from immigration, i.c.e. on the border. more drones. >> kimberly: why is that.

>> juan: both sides, the obama people put more money in there. >> kimberly: president trump has redoubled the efforts. >> juan: he hasn't been there that long. >> kimberly: okay, all right. let's not be fair. >> jesse: whatever we think is going to happen in washington usually doesn't. condoleezza rice making some headlines with her take on the "me too" movement. derate to seve plaque psoriasis,... ...isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... ...with reduced redness,... ...thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has... ...no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting.

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♪ >> dana: condoleezza rice broke barriers is the first african-american woman to become secretary of state and national security advisor. she was one of the first two women admitted to the all-male a gallstone national golf club. she was asked to share her thoughts -- augustine national golf club. period she was asked to share

her thoughts. >> the movement to expose the circumstances is a good thing. let's clear the air. let's not turn women into snowflakes. let's not infanta lies women. what i really don't want to happen is i don't wanted to get to a place that men start to think maybe it's better not to have women around. i've heard a little bit of that. and it worries me. >> dana: kimberly, you brought up the concern that women's advancement in the workplace would stall if people thought maybe we don't want to promote this person because we don't want to cause any problems going forward. >> kimberly: absolutely. i want to support and promote women and put them in the positions they deserve by american read ability and qualifications. what i don't want to see this have this reverse pendulum thing where people are saying there's a chilling effect we are witnessing happening where women

are discriminated against by virtue of fear that's been set forward on this whole social media sphere to say we don't want to make any problem some better not get involved or engaged or put someone in this position. take a safe course of action. >> dana: the media should go to condoleezza rice first to ask for comments because when she commented on the national anthem controversy, it made so much sense. oh, that's exactly right. she made a lot of sense there. >> jesse: we could all use a little more speed 13 rice -- condi rice in our lives. if she wanted to invite me to play golf, i would be available. it's good that woman is leading the charge against the "me too" movement swinging wildly out of control. a man cannot do that. she makes two great points. you can deny women opportunities and you can disempower them.

i read an article about this guy, aziz ansari, comedian. he acted noxious. take her out, brings her back to the apartment and pressures her to go further than she wanted to go. rude and of noxious and inappropriate. she left very upset. this is pulling a dana move. i read an article in the atlantic over the weekend. >> dana: well done. >> jesse: name dropping a very nice periodical. she talked about how women back in the day used to be tougher when it came to dealing with obnoxious men. she said "if a man wanted more, i was taught to flat out say no. if they wanted a lot more, i would physically get away from the situation. always keep cab money so you don't have to reline him for transportation. if it got too physical, slap the guy in the face." i think it is time to bring the slap back. >> dana: i'm thinking about it right now. >> kimberly: oh, my gosh. i would pay to see it. >> dana: greg, you were

talking about the pendulum swinging so far that it makes an important moment ridiculous. >> greg: there's variables that are making it. the cases of harassment are being conflated because we don't know what the cases are. when a company finds out there's a reporter or whenever who's in trouble, they react in fear and throw a blanket of silence. you don't know why garrison keillor is gone. you don't know why so-and-so is gone. then you find out. that's weird. that's not like harvey weinstein. that's not sexual assault. that's a clumsy pass. that's weird. what happens is you have a climate of fear affecting men, and women are understanding it. margaret atwood wrote "handmaid's tale," feminist dystopian classic idolized by the hollywood left, won awards of the golden globe. the "me too" movement loves this book but the author of this book, embraced by the "me too"

movement, is saying accusations without due process leads to extremism. she is getting blowback. the person who wrote "the handmaid's tale" is getting blowback for saying watch it. then you have catherine deneuve. she is saying we've got to pull back on this. she had to apologize for saying maybe let's slow down. let's take a look at this. shows you how dangerous it is even for women to step out of line. that's a dangerous sign because if you are telling people to be quiet over a cause, that's going to lead to what margaret atwood said which is pure, unadulterated extremism, a massive panic. it looks like it's not stopping. aziz ansari was of noxious and that date but he never stopped her from leaving. she stayed the entire time. you've got to wonder. is it as an obnoxious date, is it the same as harvey weinstein? no. >> juan: i think we are conflating a bunch of things

because it's convenient. >> kimberly: we are good at that. >> juan: we should be careful. you want to make sure women are heard. if you -- if somebody feels they have been abused or hurt, you want to make sure as a society -- historically we have not heard that voice from within. today we are talking about, like this comedian. that's a whole different situation. then someone being a boss or having power over someone's career. that is a date situation. troubling. i don't know how i would deal with it if that was my mom or wife or daughter. i would say, take it easy here. clearly she needs to be heard but he was not her boss. she chose to be in that situation, go to his apartment. i think you have to imagine she had some volition unconsciousness and she should exercise it. but i am taken by the catherine deneuve situation. she sent a letter saying let's slow down. everybody's not guilty but then some of the cosigners on the

letter said things like oh, women can enjoy rape." there were some star who said -- hey, hey. then she immediately backed out. >> dana: it's a good reason to have condoleezza rice on the show. she is welcome to come here. chelsea manning running for senate. you will arrive in 92 days. nah, nuh-uh. nope, nope, nope. you know who i'm gonna follow? my instincts. as long as gps can still get you lost, you can count on geico saving folks money. i'm breeding, man. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.

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♪ >> juan: 2018 shaping up to be an interesting election year. buzz growing loud about mitt romney with her run for the senate in utah, reportedly telling friends privately that he's going to do it. the big news over the weekend was someone else's candidacy. you remember chelsea manning, the former army private convicted of leaking classified government documents. she just filed papers to run for

the tonnage in maryland and released her first campaign ad. >> we need to actually take the reins of power from them. we need to challenge them at every level. we need to fix this. we don't need them anymore. we can do better. you are damn right we've got this. >> juan: wow. i thought for a second that was a right-wing ad. no, that's a left wing ad. >> dana: she is all yours. >> kimberly: you got this. >> juan: she is running against ben cardin and i don't think she has come i don't know anyone who thinks she has anything of a chance. >> kimberly: it's ominous. i think it's not a good ad. it's kind of terrifying, frightening, i don't know. seems darkened the end of time.

>> juan: the whole purpose of the run is to expose her? >> kimberly: yes, yes, yes. i don't think there is true intentionality. she's trying to get preston keep her name in the public sphere. i find it to be disingenuous and also frightening. >> juan: jesse, what do you think about romney? >> jesse: i like how the producers frame it. there's that convicted felon and trader running on that democratic ticket and there were going to talk about the multimillion dollar family man on the republican ticket. i think they should run reverend wright for senate, may be jane fonda for congress. kathy griffin i think maybe would make a good governor. write as many cooks as you can, juan.

listen, he's a great american and a principled conservative. it's his seat if he wants it. i don't think a lot of people hope he is going to come in the senate to be the rosie o'donnell and derived from crazy. that's not going to happen. when he wants to speak up, he will. and when he's going to vote with the trump administration. >> juan: you do? dana? >> dana: one of the things the democrats should do is reignite the hashtag "thanks, obama." without president obama commuting the sentence of chelsea manning, they wouldn't have this problem. it will get a ton of attention because it's an irresistible story. whoever is backing her in pushing this, they will drop her as soon as their purposes have extinguished. i don't think she will won but it will make the 2018 midterms chaotic for the democrats until they can figure out a way to put this to bed. >> juan: you think this is

like a bernie sanders type far left efforts? you don't think it's just her -- a vanity campaign. >> dana: i don't even think it's a bernie sanders thing. clearly she has people helping her. that ad look like it was done on the "house of cards" set. there is serious power and money behind that and whoever is doing it, i hope they are there to help her when it all comes apart. it's the same thing that happened to cindy sheehan. >> juan: back to romney for a second. romney has called trump a fraud and a phony. jeff flake, the senator from arizona, says he hopes romney comes in and gets going, another voice against trump inside the republican party. flake is supposedly going to give a speech in which he says trump is like a stalinist. >> greg: the republican party needs both kinds of republicans. they need nice republicans and the knee-jerk republicans.

the nice republicans like mitt need the jerks to get them in. mitt romney lost because he wasn't a jerk. now the jerks need the grace and manners of the nice republicans to offset or soften the chaos caused by being a jerk. ian and yang of the republicans. you need trump and mitt togethe together. back to chelsea, she claimed to be a hero against surveillance but all she wants is to be surveilled. this is somebody craving attention. she's an unstable, sick person seeking attention. and people who are backing her have to understand, like you said, when the spotlight fades, what's going to happen? we know what happens to people like that. they don't take care of themselves. >> juan: we've never seen any politicians craving the spotlight. a very rare interview coming up featuring britain's queen elizabeth. see her relive the day she became queen for the first time on television. you've got to see it next.

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♪ >> kimberly: hold on to your crowns. it's time for... kimberly's royal news.

i'm not going to wear this the whole segment. i might get injured. i've always wondered what it's like to become a queen. can you tell? we got some insight last night from queen elizabeth. take a look. >> diamonds are very heavy. >> yes. fortunately my father and i have about the same sort of shaved head. once you put it on, it stays. >> you have to keep your head very still. >> you can't look down to read the speech. you have to take the speech app. because if you did, your neck would break. there are some disadvantages to crowns. but otherwise they are quite important things. >> kimberly: i've been practicing. the british monarchy has long been a source of fascination for americans. why do the royals pique our interest so much? some psychologists .2 obsessions with fairy tales.

status, wealth, power and escapism from our every day, monday and lives sitting "the five." greg, i am skipping you purposely. >> greg: i do adore one royal. george bret. i want to ruin the segment. >> kimberly: juan. >> juan: you look divine. you know it was interesting. when the nazis were coming, they had to hide the crown and they took some of the jewels out and hit it. wow, that was interesting. >> kimberly: they were trying to preserve. >> jesse: i can't believe -- what a softball interview with the queen. he had the queen right in the cross hairs. i would have crushed her. left a lot on the table right

there, the smithsonian. >> greg: she would not make watters' world. >> kimberly: this is not what i expected. dana. >> dana: i lived in england for a while. i liked watching it. maybe it's because we don't have to pay for it. in america, oh, wow. how wonderful. they are not causing us any expense which is one of the reasons that we don't have a monarchy. what i'm going to do. i could stop here because i know you have to go. i am going to give you peter's commentary for this segment. it's too long. it's not flattering. >> jesse: you can't say that on television. >> kimberly: this is getting awkward. goodbye, greg. "one more thing" is up next.

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exwith a class-leading8 31 mpg combined estimate.d lease the 2018 nx 300 for $339/month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪ >> greg: "one more thing" ." part of today's program or want to catch up on previous shows, "the five" is now on demand. the full show will be available on your computer or on the fox news app, roku, apple, login with your tv provider username and click on "the five." i know you are following that, america. juan, you are first. >> juan: today is dr. king's birthday. keep in mind that this year marks the 50th anniversary of dr. king's assassination.

this mlk day is about a new generation understanding a unique american hero and apparently the message is getting through. take a look at these two very gifted young people come out one in dallas and one in houston. >> look at dr. king. i believe. i wish all of our differences would be celebrated and that everyone felt included. >> i believe all these children joining hands are not hungry, i've had a good night sleep and have a decent home and have received the best education and the best health care. then we will be able to say dr. king's dream has really come true. >> juan: terrific. they were both winners, one in houston and one in dallas i believe. it sounds to me like dr. king's dream very much alive. >> kimberly: tonight, big night on fbn.

strange inheritance season four launches. usually the items stored away in your basement include grandma's tea set, box of trophies, stuff like that, maybe a crown someone gave you. for one new jersey family, one item turned to be more than meets the eye. they were in possession of a long-lost painting by rembrandt. here is their story. >> what was the painting of? >> somebody in a chair, passed out. and there was two people trying to revive the passed out person. >> that could freak a kid out. >> kimberly: you can catch the entire episode tonight on fbn at 9:00 p.m. with my good friend jamie colby. >> greg: i inherited some strange stuff. we will get that leader. time for greg's crime corner.

we were on the lookout for mr. stevens of all -- stevens of all stole a bag of chips. call me on my home phone. >> dana: i spent the weekend in florida in naples with my fox friends including bret baier, shannon bream, chris stirewalt. we were there for bret baier's charity. children's national hospital in washington, d.c., where his son had over 14 surgeries and procedures since he was born with a heart defect. we went down there. 330 people at the event and we raised $547,000. 300,000 more than last year. the people that bid on to come to see "the five." i promise they would get a picture with kimberly guilfoyle. it was sponsored by fox friends

down there. >> jesse: great football weekend. my philadelphia eagles hung on in a nail-biter. they won 15-10. matt ryan mrs. julio jones in the back of the end zone, preserving the victory. were going to be advancing to the nfc champion ship game on sunday. also on the other side, in the afc, this is probably one of the greatest finishes in playoff history. case keenum hits stefon diggs, walk off touchdown. never happened before in playoff history. we are going to meet the vikings in the nfc championship game, and we are going to win and go to the super bowl. >> greg: that's really, really exciting. set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. can someone call a park ranger?

"the five" is being followed by a bear. it's the one you've been working on that one. president trump says democrats do not want a deal on dreamers before a government shutdown. shaky nerves and shaken confidence after hawaii's missile scare over the weekend and west coast governors tell the feds do not mess with our marijuana. this is "special report" ." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. with four business days left before another down to the wire countdown on a possible government shutdown, president trump said democrats were being insincere in their efforts on one of the key issues. legal protection for young illegal immigrants who came to this country as children. this comes as the white house and republicans continued damage