the other moment andrea missing the other sleeve on her dress. >> andrea: big salary.now we are going to the best moment. >> eric: for me? 100 show anniversary, surprised you with the cake and candles. the other one, when we had an incident across the street at dell frisco with the trip. >> kimberly: remember that? he saved your life. >> bob: he did. >> eric: here together. >> bob: i am, too. don't eat shrimp. go ahead. >> andrea: best moment. my niece was born in august. here she is. look out. another tantaros woman in the world. christmastime. >> bob: greg, do you have any good moments? >> greg: our 1,000 show "red eye" in february. >> bob: congratulations. >> greg: my favorite achievement is i didn't lose any of the weight i gained. i didn't gain any -- >> greg: didn't gain back any of the weight you lost. this is awesome. it lost 50 pounds the year before. it kept it off. >> andrea: you lost a back street boy. >> greg: i did. that happened twice. there is one in my basement trying to get out. you'll never get out. >> bob: okay. >> kimberly: so, mine was i became ac

the other moment andrea missing the other sleeve on her dress. >> andrea: big salary. we are going to the best moment. >> eric: for me? 100 show anniversary, surprised you with the cake and candles. the other one, when we had an incident across the street at dell frisco with the trip. >> kimberly: remember that? he saved your life. >> bob: he did. >> eric: here together. >> bob: i am, too. don't eat shrimp. go ahead. >> andrea: best moment. my niece was born in august. here she is. look out. another tantaros woman in the world. christmastime. >> bob: greg, do you have any good moments? >> greg: our 1,000 show "red eye" in february. >> bob: congratulations. >> greg: my favorite achievement is i didn't lose any of the weight i gained. i didn't gain any -- >> greg: didn't gain back any of the weight you lost. this is awesome. it lost 50 pounds the year before. it kept it off. >> andrea: you lost a back street boy. >> greg: i did. that happened twice. there is one in my basement trying to get out. you'll never get out. >> bob: okay. >> kimberly: so, mine was i became acqua

bush. >> andrea: not true. >> bob: i bet $1,000. >> eric: let's bet a dinner. >> bob: dinner. >> andreasalad for her birthday. in the herrial break, i wish i could share what goes on. dana said it wasn't jay-z, it was l.l. cool jay. >> dana: i was corrected by the person there. >> andrea: i responded he is hosting the grammys. so bob said juan williams is hosting the grammys? >> dana: who's on first. >> andrea: thank you for watching. >> bob: l.l. cool jay is a rapper? >> andrea: oh, boy. yes. >> eric: i thought you knew lady gaga. >> bob: i didn't know who she was. it met her in the green room and said what do you do for

>> andrea: oh, boy.

>> andrea: was his answer enough for you?: i don't think he answered the question at all. >> eric: can i tell you the e-mail i e-mailed the producers at that very moment? want to read it? >> juan: wait. it says ha, ha, newt just schooled juan. [ laughter ] you know what? it was like a wrestling match or basketball game. you just got dunked on. you know? you got posterrized. >> eric: a lot of us, i'm watching and i'm thinking okay, why is juan making this a racial issue, it's a food stamp issue. it's economy, obama economic failure issue. why did it become raceist? that is my first question. >> juan: what he said is literally he plans to seek an naacp convention if he was president and he would say to black people you know what stop demanding foot stamps and i'll show you how to demand jobs. that is pretty racial. >> andrea: what is wrong with the message? >> juan: nothing wrong with the message and it's racial. it sounds as if, unless i miss it, black people have been marching for food stamps. >> andrea: it's a powerful messa

>> andrea: look at that. >> andrea: we can't look away, like a car wreck. >> greg: bob, what is yourminded me of my last night drinking. my one last thing in wisconsin where my favorite governor scott walker is, they turned in a petition to recall the gov and over a million people signed it and that was only a couple of people short of those who voted him in. i think he will get recalled. i'll say this, scott, you were a union buster so don't let the door hit you on the way out the door. >> dana: thank you for creating all the new jobs. >> eric: quickly, last night's "state of the union." we watched it but another guy watched it. chad ochocinco tweeted where is this thing again? a couple of funny tweets. he said anyone notice the guy over obama's left shoulder. he doesn't seem very happy. he is not smiling; he is not clapping with joy. john boehner. he talked about the speech and said it was awesome but wondered how did obama manage to memorize so much material? >> greg: good question. dana? >> dana: "travel and leisure" magazine named new york america's greates -- ameris rudest city

> andrea: exactly.chicago, plotting against mitt romney. they are scared of mitt romney. to your point, they are playing politics at everybody chance. in a g.o.p. primary. >> dana: sure. >> andrea: stay out. it wouldn't hurt the president to back off and not remind people he is there. >> bob: this is a relatively new phenomena, for the last ten years. we show up at primary night with the other party and have people around you, set up the campaign operation. i never thought it was important to do. it is very dangerous. particularly on a night like this, when the story was there. get out of the way! >> dana: i want your take on this. bill burton, deputy press secretary at the white house and now head of the obama super pac had a statement he put out last night saying that mitt romney wanted to eviscerate medicare and going after him. to me, if i were president obama, i wouldn't want that to be my image. i would want to look presidential. instead they are constantly degrading the president. >> kimberly: ye

andrea, please.said he never met anyone with as much business sense or savvy as his daughter ken. he won the decathlon and in good shape. he did have some surgery. >> andrea: he is the only one in that family that has really doning is of worth. >> dana: yeah. he was on the wheaties box. >> brian: the jesse waters video, this guy went out on new year's eve and asked people of america located in new york who is going to be the next president? fascinating. watch. >> who do you think the president is going to be? >> hopefully not obama. >> ron paul. good guy. >> romney is looking really strong. you know what i mean. >> i think he is a pomp pass ass. >> mitt romney, heard of him? >> no. >> what about michele bachmann? >> no. >> rick perry? >> not familiar. >> i can't think of a name right now. >> how about rick. >> rick cheney? [ laughter ] >> brian: there you go. i feel better about our country. we're the only one paying attention. >> andrea: at least they didn't say rick james. then i'd really be worrie

actress. >> andrea: i agree with dana.ing no conservative have found a wedge issue to go against romney. we'll conclude a serious thought, bob. greg gutfeld has thoughts on obama killing the keystone pipeline. plus, rush limbaugh has fighting words for bob beckel yesterday. good stuff coming up. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not approved for children under 18. people taking maois or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaids, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. severe l

he's good at it. >> andrea: they knew it. they don't think they realized they handed him such a huge gift. he was able to look like a victim of the liberal media. he was able to look like -- to me it looked like they were getting revenge for what happened with bill clinton. but liberal media can't have it both ways. sexuality and politics is a personal matter like during clin top or it's not. i'm surprised since they didn't learn from the mistake of tim russert. in 2000, tim played a clip of hillary with bill clinton talking about the infidelitys and asked her in the debate with rick lazio if she regretted misleading the public because she said she believed her husband. that backfireed on tim rusert. so badly. it made hillary clinton look like a victim. like she was torn apart. it doesn't help them. >> bob: gingrich made territory up in every debate taking on the press. not one of the others have picked up that that is not way to go. >> eric: very important point. a guy who has been accused of adultery and he is getting stand

actress. >> andrea: i agree with dana.ing no conservative have found a wedge issue to go against romney. we'll conclude a serious thought, bob. greg gutfeld has thoughts on obama killing the keystone pipeline. plus, rush limbaugh has fighting words for bob beckel yesterday. good stuff coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back to "the five." it's a big day for people who think energy comes from rainbows. yep, president obama k.o.ed the keystone pipeline which would have moved oil deposits from canada, the country, to gulf coast refineries here. so the next time you pay $4 a gallon for gas thanks george clooney and leo dicaprio. to the hollywood celebs, environment is a vast wasteland between nightclubs with no cocaine or blondes but must be reserved if you case you want to make a western. oddly, the "usa today" and "washington post" came out against obama immune to charms of robert redford, who agreed to push my car when i run out of gas. even obama's jobs council was for it. what america needs is a car running on hypocr

>> andrea: i do.disingenuous and phony. >> dana: they will have great people in there. but they rub the whole box including warren buffett's secretary. that's the only thing anyone is talking about. >> greg: i got a preview of the talking points. i'm on the mailing list. i get things before everybody else does. i would share them with you but then i'd have the edge. the message is under the title america built to last. that is a scary notion from commander and chief that lasting is your goal. generally, that is the minimum for your country, to be around for ten or 15 years. looking at us like a dodge ram. built ram tough. you want to achieve and excel and improve. those are castic of america we remember. that's what we forgotten. >> eric: mind if i do a quite white board? someby promises and they don't happen to just never made -- >> greg: i like the four different colors of ink. >> eric: this took a long time. not so much, they lost jobs under obama but he'll take credit for something. oh called the

>> andrea: i'm watching too much lifetime. i'm sorry. had yesterday off. >> greg: sooner or later the lady or america wises up and moves on. >> eric: do you have a handle on what america stands for? he is at his 70th fundraiser last night. there are those who say once every four days since he announced his re-election. >> dana: it will continue. i'm more troubled by the questioning of people's motives. i understand if he has different ways to get the same place but i don't know a single person who doesn't support helping people. they might have a different way of doing it. i think there are several people who could take exception to comment if you don't look the same. tim scott of south carolina, alan west, nikki haley off the top of my head come to mind. marco rubio, no doubt over time the republicans have be able to draw a picture that if you care most about the economy, you can continue the last three years we've had or go in a different direction when it comes to jobs. gallop numbers last week, if i were the democrats i'd be worry th

andrea?>> thanks so much, mik. >>> and in our "daily fix," on the political front, the president made a hometown visit sunday, stopping for the first time at his chicago re-election headquarters. no cameras were allowed in. this morning, the obama campaign announced it took in $68 million in the fourth quarter. chris cillizza is an msnbc contributor, managing editor of postpolitics.com and our daily fix. this is a big, healthy number. how does it compare to what the romney people have done? >> it's significant more, andrea. the $68 million, you've got to separate it out a little bit. about $42 million of that is raised for obama's re-election campaign. another $24 million raised for the democratic national committee. and another $1 million raised for an account that's going to be spent in swing states. now, president obama is raising all of this money, but to compare apples to apples, he raised $42 million in the last three months of 2011, as compared to $24 million for mitt romney, so almost

>> andrea: this is a line from the "new york times."now when you have the "new york times" writing this, it sounds like it's one of my columns or something from the national review. penalizing the fuel suppliers demonstrates what happens when the federal government really, really wants something that technology isn't ready to provide. so, eric, if the burning corning cobs and woodchips this is what you have to do to do it, wouldn't the private market step up to do it if it was workable? >> eric: you are right. you could have changed the name. but he probably used the speech originally for msnbc and decided to take it to the epa. let me give you the scoreboard. obama comes in and says the first thing i'll do is healthcare, get it done. let me go to cap and trade. it fails. i'll go around cap and trade and power the epa. he tries doing that and the house says no way, we'll block the regulations. then he comes back and says i got you now. the xl pipeline, i am blocking that. the house says if you block it, the pipeline, we will block the s

so who made this trail, andrea? >> turkalo: this was made by hundreds of years of elephant traffic in this forest. >> simon: elephants made the trail? >> turkalo: yeah, i mean, if you look at their feet, it's obvious. they... you know, they do a lot of road work. >> simon: the elephants have stomped out the equivalent of a vast interstate highway system. it took us past giant teak trees, through a thick primordial forest. andrea has hiked this trail twice a day for nearly 20 years. where does it go? we could hear something before we could see anything. suddenly, the trail ended, and right before us was an opening called the dzanga clearing, and more than 50 forest elephants. the setting was extraordinary-- straight out of "jurassic park"- - tranquil, aside from an occasional roar. ( elephant squeals ) andrea, do you remember the very first time you saw this place? >> turkalo: yeah. it was in the late '80s. and i actually slept here. >> simon: slept here? >> turkalo: yeah. and i slept on the ground in a tent. and all

>> andrea, u.s. military officials tell us that they have positively identified the four marines seen in that video. they were part of a four-man sniper team there in southern afghanistan, from the third battalion and the second marines out of camp lejeune. the navy criminal investigative service has taken charge of the investigation. as we've heard from now leon panetta and others, they expect that if, in fact, these four are positively identified, found to have committed criminal acts, and there were a couple that could have been committed here, that they would be prosecuted to the full extent of the law, and perhaps go to jail, andrea. >> and of course, we're hearing fury from hamid karzai, and this was happening just as we were trying to get a negotiating tract with the taliban to bring an end to this war. >> that is one of the big concerns, there will be some kind of incendiary backlash there in afghanistan. just at another delicate time there in the prosecution of the war. one marine there in s

>> absolutely, andrea.at to be here in disney world and this is exactly the kind of place where jobs are created through tourism and by simplifying the visa process and the other programs that the president announced today. we believe that additional jobs will be created here for the united states. our goal is simple. make it the top destination for tourists around the world and we'll create jobs by so doing. >> i wanted to ask you about the pipeline decision, as a member of the cabinet, this is the criticism of it from the speaker of the house, john boehner, yesterday. >> the president won't stand up to his political base, even in the name of creating american jobs. and now a candidate is going to have to look to other nations, like china, to sell its oil reserves to. >> and you've got statements from some democratic senators, mark pryor, for instance, from arkansas, supports the project. he says, "i strongly disagree with president obama's decision to postpone the keystone pipeline project. this project w

hi, andrea. >> thanks, tom. thanks to you.ocking to the polls and the same enthusiasm is harder to defined. three of the candidates attended a rock the caucus event to make a pitch to students in a high school gym. >> does anyone know the name kelly clarkson? recently she endorsed me a couple of weeks ago. >> you have to be involved as citizens and read those blogs and read the news wires. you have to have an understands of what's going on in the count rye. >> i urge all of you to come out to the caucuses. tonight is your night to weigh in and make a difference. >> heather smith is president of rock the vote, an organization dedicated to the engagement of young people. you were there in the middle of that excitement. the fact is kids are engaged, but we don't see enthusiasm for candidates. ron paul seems to have more young people following than anyone else. >> he got quite a response at a rock the caucus event. at value high school and high schools across the state. we held mock caucuses and candidate forums. >> high school st

andrea? >> the time is 6:19. next in sports, learn by alexander ovechkin is getting suspended for three games and navy gets ready to move to the big east. >> right now, time for another check on our question of the morning. more than 50% of parents admit to doing which of these things? is it a, using kids as an excuse to get out of doing things with family or friends. b, hiding when their children call them or c, spying on their kids. facebook friend kim says b, spying on them and if the other 50% were doing the same, i believe the world would be a better place. keep the guesses coming. we'll reveal the answer at 6:49. when you first find out you have breast cancer, you feel like you're in a nightmare. terrified. horrified with the news. when i was diagnosed, i felt very out of control and very helpless and a victim of the disease. i was just so overwhelmed, and, um, my heart just started to race. helpless but never hopeless. (woman) and i can actually do something to help. (woman) and this is something we can do

andrea fujii is live on the scene. good morning, andrea. >> reporter: good morning, don and everyone. this was a long night for the police in anne arundel and baltimore city state police. all ended up here at patapsco village. the suspect was shot and taken to shock trauma. it started at 2:30 in the morning. we have unconfirmed reports that the suspect shot was wanted for a crime, possibly a city shooting suspect. again, that's an unconfirmed report. he was stopped in baltimore county on 695 for a traffic violation. once it was determined he was wanted, he tried to run and there was a fight with the officer and the suspect stole the cruiser and the cruiser was found empty and he was picked up by friends in a bronco. the bronco was chased here in south west baltimore, this shopping area. the suspect got out, somehow, the suspect was shot by the police and taken to shock trauma and we're not certain of his condition now. no officers were injured. it's not clear if the suspect shot back at the police. we know that the bro