number one and our observation is correct tocy it's uneven and some operators do a terrific jimbo bob city job we need to number one we'll refocus a special aspect of training not only for operators on customer service, and, secondly, this will - this help will be available in 3 languages to help the operators make the announcements, if you will, a script or guidance if - in how they do that and we'll train not only the operators but our station agents and front line employees that's along with some of the if we can go to a similar first of all, the advantage of having a report or push button announcement system to call out the stops and also to have probably a series of messages depending on what the cause of the incident that if the operators are uncomfortable or not confident communicating then they can push a button and have that prerecorded it works well on buses there's no reason we can't do it on the rail see the other thing we're trying to support them with the staff that's in the field from the control center to make announcements the biggest technology breakthrough that will come

proposals for four cities. >> bob redell live in redwood city where the meetings are under way, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and laura. as i speak, san francisco city representatives are inside this hotel behind me here in redwood city pitching to the united states olympic committee why they think they should be hosting the 2024 olympics. they are up against three other u.s. cities. each city gets an hour to make their case, l.a. started at 8:00 this morning, then washington, d.c., sf starting at 10:30, followed by boston. all mayors, including ed lee of sf are expected to attend. giants' ceo is larry baer is one of the two expected to pitch to try to convince committee members why the city would be the best to host the international competition ten years from now. baer mentioned the beautiful skyline, golden gate, alcatraz, but the games wouldn't just take place within the city limits. the main venue where the opening and closing ceremonies would be and the track and field events to be on the peninsula south in bris bane in a pop-up stadium. hunters point would host t

bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura. three major cities in the bay area will be home to either rallies and/or marches where demonstrators will be demanding justice for what they see as police misconduct. in san jose a group of activists organized by the coalition for justice and accountability that includes the naacp will march to san jose police headquarters to present a petition to demand that officer phillip white be fired. the department has already placed him on administrative leave for controversial tweets he allegedly posted in which he allegedly threatened civil rights protesters. the police department has already denounced those posts. the protest march starts this afternoon outside the santa clara district. they will and make there way here to the p.d. headquarters. at 8:00, the alameda public defenders office and then the hall of justice. they will protest using slogans like "hands up, don't shoot," "black lives matter." those are slogans we've seen in recent demonstrations in the bay area and throughout the country. >> reportin

reporting live here in redwood city, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> maybe sure you download our app for your iphone or android smartphone. you can find the latest forecasting. you'll see live radar and alerts about flooding and outages. >> at 5:02 we continue to follow news in australia. several hours ago a gunman stormed the building and took numerous who is shostages and ar an isis flag and asking to talk to australia's prime minister. >> reporter: the latest we have just gotten images from the suspected gunman. he appears to be a middle-aged man, wearing a black jacket. we are now 14 hours into the situation now. the question is why. not long after the gunman went into the building,hostages were seen standing at one of the windows holding up a black flag with an islamic creed that declares allah as the true god. that's one indication. we also have video of some of the hostages escaping. there's the flag. so that was what they had seen hostages hold up. we also have video of there you see the hostages running out, this woman into the arms of police in full tactical gear who surrou

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we have a lot to get to this morning, before we get to sue and bob, a quick reminder as we mentioned a couple minutes ago, all ocean citytrict, will be closed because of heavy rain, rains, wind, flooding. also kutztown area school district, area schools, i should say are having a two hour delay. they have had that wintry mix right on the edge as sue was saying switching over to rain and then hopefully that should make driving easier. >> when we get out to steve keeley you will see why they are doing this, by way of shut downs and delays. lets get to sue serio on a very busy tuesday morning. >> nor'easter is a coastal storm so it is worse along the coast. we will see win driven rain with bus stop buddy. that is deal heavy rain and high wind in many place these morning. our temperatures in the 30's and 40's out there and because of the mess we are giving you two out of ten. heavy rain high wind, snow and sleet north and west of the city. as we can see here on ultimate doppler radar there is center of the storm where dry slot is right along the whole state of delaware in a dry slot right now but eventually this wrap around

. >>> bob, kelly, in olde city about a hundred protesters held a vigil for a man shot and killed by philadelphia protesters gathered at the liberty bell, and then walked to the philadelphia police headquarters for a peaceful demonstration, against, what they called police brutality. the shooting a has spark widespread protests that sparked earlier this month. police say officers shot brandon tait brown reaching for a gun during a struggle. 's they pulled brown overturing a traffic stop. >>> new york city police commissioner charles bratton criticizes the rank and file, i should say james bratton, rank and file after hundreds of new york city police, turn their backs on the mayor at the funeral for slain officer rafael ramos. >> there was a strong show of solidarity on saturday's funeral with more than 25,000 officers from all across the the country showing up in support of ramos. he was gunned down, in a patrol car but when new york mayor bill deblasio spoke, many in the crowd have turned their backs. commissioner william bratton called for less rhetoric and more dialogue. he is a i had their ob

city by the bay hoping to get a shot at the 2024 summer games. not exactly around the corner, but still. the u.s. olympic committee will be hearing bids this morning. hello, bob>> reporter: good morning. just in an hour, each city will get an hour to present starting at 8:00. l.a. goes first, followed by d.c., s.f. and then boston. giants ceo larry baer expected to pitch on behalf of san francisco. baer expected to sell san francisco's beautiful skyline, which of course includes the golden gate, alcatraz, coy tower. the proposal calls for them to be. >>> now, it is quite possible the usoc might decide not to present a candidate city to the international olympic committee, in part because of the billions of dollars needed to put on this competition. they're expected to address that during a news conference at 4:00 this afternoon. it would still be several weeks before they would announce their u.s. candidate city and then the ioc, the international olympic committee would make the decision on which city to host the 2024 olympics. they would be making that decision in 2017. the head of the usoc is also the head of electronic arts, which happens to be located in

bob, jesse and dana. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." as we head into 2015, we know republicans will control both houses of congress we know president obama will keep on using his prized and infamous pen and we know the race for the white house will likely, very likely in fact include a clinton and a bush. but there are a lot of political questions left to be answered in the coming year and we want to tackle several of those tonight beginning with hillary clinton and what we can can expect from her if and when she announces her candidacy for 2016. will she be able to fought off any challenges from her own party. and will she be able to distance herself from her former boss, one of the most unpopular presidents in american history. although she didn't get off to a great start this year, it's almost impossible to tell between the go. >> you didn't build that business somebody else made that happen. >> don't let anybody tellal alyou that, you know, it's corporations and businesses that create jobs. >> and from a clinton to a bush. let's sta

city reacting to the staten island grand jury decision, the ferguson, missouri, grand jury. once bill bratton and john miller show up there, we'll have live coverage. stand by for that. bobaer is still with us, our national security analyst, former cia operator, tom fuentes is with us. tom, you're a former assistant director of the fbi. the cops in new york city, they see what happened in sydney. they immediately start to draw some lessons potentially, what this could mean for new york, right? >> i think it just means that it could happen and it could happen anywhere. that's the problem, the so-called soft targets. it also shows that if it's a change of tactics of isis and other terrorists -- before, they were calling for people to attack people in uniform, soldiers, police officers. we saw the attacks of soldiers in canada, the nypd officers in new york city, the guy with the hatchet attacking them. but now if the attack plan for this past september in sydney was just take an innocent citizen off the sidewalk and behead him on camera, put the video on the internet as an isis recruiting tape -- that's a whole new thing. most citizens don't get immediately terrorized. if

group of young african-american kids and shot at them and paralyzed one, the city was divided over bernard goetz, and let him off. bob was really stumped at this because it was a very, you know, very complicated case with bernard goetz looking at eight real threat or where these kids just hacking around and panhandling? so bob and i played out the roles of the victims and mr. goetz. then we switched and he was the victim and i was bernard goetz and we switched back and forth. and this exercise, which really goes back to the training of long ago, it helped him decide what the right thing to do was. and decided to indict bernhard goetz for shooting at these unarmed kids. >> what do you think is the biggest misconception or the misconception that bothered you the most that people may have about first union with bob? >> what? >> about the union, the two of you being a together. >> well, i think in the beginning i didn't realize this because i was, you know, i was radical. i was, you know, antiwar protester. my whole life was dedicated to that, and the least thing i wanted to do in the world was to have riches enter live

cities. whether you're taking part or not, there's a got chance your day will be affected. bob redell is live in san jose where people will be marching this afternoon. >> reporter: demonstrators will be calling for justice for wa they say is police misconduct. in san jose it lab group of activists organized by the coalition for justice department and accountability who will march to san jose police headquarters to present a petition to demand that officer phillip white be fired. the department has already placed him on administrative leave for a controversial tweets he's allegedly posted in which he allegedly threatened civil right protesters. the department has already denounced those posts. this protest march starts at 4:00 this afternoon. down the street from here outside the santa clara district attorney's office to pressure the d.a. to charge two san jose state police officers in the killing of antonio lopez guzman, who officers say came after them with a saw. and the alameda defender's off will be rallying at the courthouse in oakland and at noon in san francisco they'll

nfl head coaches, the award for understatement of the year goes to captain bob leonard of the san jose fire department. >> the city has been very busy with the wind-related problems. >> reporter: this massive tree came tumbling down in gusty winds on 11th street. >> i with saw a big explosion and a bunch of people started yelling. oh crap. >> reporter: blocking traffic to downtown and pummeling lynn's car. >> i thought i had a good parking spot but i didn't. [ laughter ] >> reporter: over on capitol avenue, it wasn't a car feeling mother nature's wrath, but an apartment building covered in extra foilage. it is shaping up to be a long night for crews in san jose. >> i'm still in shock. >> and that was andria borba reportings. meanwhile, in martinez, downed power lines put two parked cars on fire. the firefighters had to wait for pg&e to cut the power before putting out the fire. the fire was so hot it melted street lights. no one was hurt. >>> sfo says flights will probably be delayed several more hours. the wednesdays forcing the airlines to force more than a hundred flights there and dozens more were delayed. >>>

. >> hello, everyone, i'm eric, along with bob, dana, kimberly and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." on saturday afternoon, 28-year-old ismaail brinsley shouted to bystanders look what i'm about to go do. i in an instagram group-- >> i personally feel that mayor de blasio, sharpton and others like them, they actually have blood on their hands. they encouraged this behavior, they encouraged protests, these so-called peaceful protests that where people were standing out there, saying kill the cops, well, i hope they're happy, because they got what they wanted. >> there's blood on many hands tonight. those that incited violence on the street, that tried to tear down what new york city police officers did every day. that's blood on the hands, on the steps of city hall, in the office of the mayor. >> a lot of blaming going on, is it fair to blame the mayor? >> i think it's absolutely fair, it's his words, his rhetoric and he needs to be held responsible and accountability. i would be delighted if he stepped down from his position. i haven't liked his politics or hi

huge huge reception at city hall, congressman bob brady will be there, huge milestone.bob, can you throw me that? alex here, first mummers parade. she does not know how to strut. who would like to teach her? >> mike is our best strutter. >> all right. >> i'll hole your base. >> okay. >> and teach her thousand do it. >> so you guys play littling? >> first, you just take this umbrella. >> okay. >> do little fancy step, like that's it. liking horses go down the street? >> okay. >> side to side? i can do that. >> okay, mike? >> you come back to your base. then you start strutting. we'll see how this works. >> there go. >> ♪ >> that's it. >> ♪ >> oh, goodness! >> ♪ ♪ >> okay, every time we play there is i cry. new study in the journal plus one, or maybe plus one, i don't know, find that the part of your brain that stores memories, and controls emotions, actually lights up when a familiar song is played. isn't that interesting? researchers also notice that sad tunes can make us happy, though, because they can evoke a feeling of nostalgia. and this song certainly does for me.

bob and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president obama delivered what should be his final remarks of 2014 a few hours ago. the president then took questions from the press, he only took ability questions, some say the president ignored television reporters because he didn't have the more severe push back his comments may create, just before getting -- the topics were north korea hacking sony, the normalization of relations with cuba, the keystone pipeline and race in america, and a couple of

>> well, bob, may 1, 2013, we established new police department. what arguably one of the most challenged cities in terms of crime, poverty and social inequities. in less than 24 months we began remarkable transformation of taking streets that were once controlled by criminals and drug dealers now being occupied by children riding their bicycles and families enjoying the front steps. we did this in manner without militarizing neighborhoods or polarizing the community. we established culture from very early on that relationship that we bind us with our people was one based upon building community first and enforcing the law second. >> schieffer: did you get rid of any police that were on the force because basically what you've done you made the city and county in to one police unit as it were, did that mean discharging some of the people you had in the original force there? >> well, every member of the organization is a new member of the organization including myself. essentially we -- 155 were hired, we suffered through some significant attrition prior to that. but the transformation that we wer

speed restrictions because of the weather, slow go on the schuylkill between city line and headed out toward conshohocken esm bob, good manning, some of the biggest stars converged on philadelphia last night. >> jesse jay, the secret to her power walk, snapped selfies with nick jonas, megan trainer. and -- she let them sing with her. >> i don't know about that ♪ about that base ♪ >> con gratten the grammy nomination. >> thank you so much. i still don't believe it at all. it is crazy. >> like am i awake? and am i dreaming? are you still awake? he's like this is real. >> oh, my gosh. >> ♪ >> i do that every day before my alarm rings. >> why, because you know you have to get up and work with me. >> no. i love you. >> truth hurt. >> ya. megan sang her new hit by the way, lippings are moving. have you heard that one? >> not yet. >> it is good. kind of her debut. aeriannagrande chose a christmas strong. >> ♪ >> that's a very nice outfit. >> looks like she is going through the motions. >> just like turning around, and got the ponytail going on. she is cute. she's darn cute. >> she's purr-fect. >> horrifying. wells farg

wgn's robert jordan is live a city hall with more o top story. bob? >> it is something that is going to cause a bit of controversy. you've no doubt heard the radio commercials that have been flooding the airwaves. >> to manufacturers like to see that raised to 15%. it would be cleaner burning and would be good for the environment. the controversy is continuing and will be presented to the full city council tomorrow. >> that is one of the reasons e15 is controversial. both sides have many reasons to like the attitude or to hate it. >> i don't know the exact percentage of it. benefits are clean their airless particular matter in the air which is often times carcinogens. members have their own reason to vote for it or not. it is a win-win for everybody. the only people fighting this are the oil companies because they will be losing money. >> to make the ordinance more acceptable it was often too quick on the time to upgrade and add a pump. not do away with the mid grade. add a pump required. only big stations to face to retrofit. >> unless a majority of

so much in the city but definately to the north and west of the city, and on my ride in, from south jersey, i saw some snow as well. bobick remind their pennridge school district, is under a two-hour delay this morning. you can slow down, got couple of extra hours, also tweet your pictures. >> use the #fox29goodday. caitlin, doesn't look like a school delay day. >> no, i'm actually quite surprised by it, because probably not seeing anything less than an inch, on the roads, but some of the northern spots, upper bucks county, pen room school district; could easily be you have no cause some delays. it will be for you, too, hitting the roads. start off west coast this morning, two big storm systems this week, one on the east coast, that brought us the rain and the wind two days ago, now winding down, but this a bigger one, spreading heavy rain into northern california huge place, sacramento, so desperately need it. back up to the mountains, higher elevations, sierra, see up to 2 feet of snow. this will bring problems were w flooding and mudslides, probably the big national storiment back home here, look at the spin to this

they feel like the city, the county, whoever, stay. >> thank you very, bob. in the meantime, another live look outside from the bay bridge from emeryville this morning. the rain coming down, making it tough for some people but also much needed. >> it is much needed for sure. tough commuting conditions for many just trying to get to work pb we've already had such success from this rain and there's more on the way. this is not our only storm system we're dealing with this week, my friends. that means it's a good idea for you to take preventive measures at home. if you see something that would be an issue ged our wettest season typically takes place over the course of january to february. those are the wettest months. so keep that in mind, my friend and next week it's christmas. so you might have family answered fsh -- >> take it easy out there this morning. 55 degrees. that's your high today in the south bay. chance for thunderstorms later on and 51 degrees is your high in the north bay today. coldest air of the season so far has settled into the bay area. let'

bob and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president obama delivered what should be his final remarks of 2014 a few hours ago. the president then took questions from the press, he only took ability questions, some say the president ignored television reporters because he didn't have the more severe push back his comments may create, just before getting -- the topics were north korea hacking sony, the normalization of relations with cuba, the keystone pipeline and race in america, and a couple of others, critics wonder why the president vsiyw employees. i am sympathetic to the concerns that they face. having said all that, yes, i think they made a mistake. i wish they had spoken to me first. i would have told them, do not get into a pattern in which you're intimidated by these kinds of criminal attacks. >> as for the u.s. response to north korea's hack -- >> they caused a lot of damage. and we will respond. we will respond proportionately and we will respond in a place and time and manner that we choose, it's not something that

bob, eric, and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." reaction to the senate intel committee's report on the cia's enhanced interrogation methods continued last night with fox news scoring two very big interviews, first, rob o'neil, the navy s.e.a.l. who killed osama bin laden, saying the information gathered from enhanced interrogation techniques directly led to the mission that took down the al qaeda leader. >> find them in a lie and then exploit them. >> to khalid sheikh mohammed -- they were using techniques that weren't torture but they were definitely uncomfortable. like i said, they got him out of his comfort zone. >> lost last night, megyn kelley sat down with james mitchell who says waterboarding isn't what broke 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed. >> what was it that finally broke khalid sheikh mohammed. >> we felt that waterboarding wasn't particularly effective on him. >> it was not? >> it was not. >> so how did you get him to the point where he wound up providing what we're told is very useful information? >> the other e

denver 29, kansas city 16 on sunday night football. michele's interviews, bob, tony and mike. j.j. watt three offensive tds, two defensive tds in a season today for houston against the titans. tom coughlin lost three games now after leading by 18 points in the second half, including the game today in jacksonville. aaron rodgers just phenomenal everywhere, home, road, you name it. and in particular at lambeau, where he's been over the moon. second and ten at the 17 yard line. >> cris: oh, boy. >> al: and that will be a fifth sack. von miller is in there again. >> cris: well, that's a coverage sack right there. let's take a look down the field, chris harris doing a great job on bowe. roby on the other side. all over donnie avery. and i tell you, the one question you had about this team coming in, could they survive without aqib talib. if you're going to lose your top corner, this is a good team to lose him against because the passing game for the chiefs not able to beat them. >> al: dual sack goes half to wolf and half to miller. charles gets smothered there by brandon marshall. as t

as bob orr shows us, the cameras are already in action in one city. >> reporter: on a neighborhood streetlifornia, this officer pulls over a driver who runs a stop sign. this is the view recorded by his dash camera. but the rest of his cruiser's video system recorded much more. >> you'll see me stepping out of the vehicle. >> reporter: in palo aloe, every police car is equipped with multiple cameras that provide a multiple view. >> five cameras in every beat officer's patrol car that captures a 270-degree view around the car. >> reporter: with this screen, this monitors all your cameras. can you isolate the one you want to see? >> correct. we can tap on any one of those and pull those up. >> reporter: one camera points forward. two side cameras cover blind spots. a prisoner camera covers the backseat. then the rear camera, which recorded this collision in august. the system captures up to 40 hours of video, which makes it possible for officers to go back in time. you literally might drive right past something that you don't see and go back later and say, hey, thofs important. >> the prima

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling, along kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckle, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york citythis is "the five." >>> so today the nation's top spy held a rare press conference to defend his agency's following the democrats release of a report of the cia's enhanced interrogation methods. >> we had little experience housing detainees and precious few of our officers were trained interrogators, but the president authorized the effort six days after 9/11, and it was our job to carry it

bob and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five."vered what should be his final remarks of 2014 a few hours ago. the president then took questions from the press, he only took ability questions, some say the president ignored television reporters because he didn't have the more severe push back his comments may create, just before getting -- the topics were north korea hacking sony, the normalization of relations with cuba, the keystone pipeline and race in america, and a couple of

bob brady isn't just the congressman he is the chairman of the democratic party 2349 city of philadelphia- in the city of philadelphia. and given the collective weight of all the missteps of kathleen kane will have a hard time to be renominated. and i think seth williams would have a easy time to get it. >> there's talk of her being a gubernatorial candidate. >> we are looking at the death of kathleen 's career. >> because she got in her own way? >> she has a total lack of understanding about what her office is. first she told the lie about the sandusky investigation that it resulted in the fact that more children were abused and she lied about the investigators in the investigation. that turned out to be a bold-face lie. she could be the subject of a grand jury investigation for leaking her office leaking information that was subject to a grand jury i felt. >> i itself. >> is there any back story or is it just kathleen kane is blowing it. >> i would not have her the marker of all females. i would not have her as the marker of all democrats. in fact when we look at the case, we look at th

bob, eric, and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> the senate is preparing to act on the 1.1 billi$1.1 billiog bill. >> this is a ransom, this is blackmail. you don't get a bill unless wall street gets it's taxpayer cover. i'm enormously disappointed that the white house feels that the only way their can get a bill is to go along with this and that's t the only reason that they would sign this thing. aimed at reducing tax bier risk. >> pell lows si followed the lead of -- fearing that the bill will weaken a regulation on big banks, meanwhile the president too despite his last-minute phone calls to sway them. what does the white house have to say about that? >> why do so many democrats reject him? >> i think most people would understand that the measure we have in place is not getting every single democrat to support it, but getting enough democrats to support it that it will pass. >> yesterday democrats say it was a principle stand on rolling back wall street reform. last year they said they were hostage takers. >> because they shut down ther74 government. >> well, they tried last

>> hello, everyone, i'm kimberly, along with bob, eric, dana and jesse. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." in less than 24 hours, senate democrats are poised to release a declassified version of a report examining the use of alleged torture by the cia. it's a decision that's going to cost lives, according to the chairman of the house intelligence committee. >> i think this is a terrible idea. so our foreign partners are telling us this will cause violence and deaths, our foreign leaders have approached the government and said you do this, this will cause violence and death. our own intelligence community has assessed that this will cause violence and deaths. >> the white house, even admits it's going to put americans and others abroad in great danger. but the president wants this report made public nonetheless. >> there are some indications that the release of the report could lead to a greater risk that is posed to u.s. facilities and individuals all around the world. so the administration has taken the prudent steps to ensure that the proper security precautions a

bob, eric, and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> the senate is preparing to act on the 1.1 billi$1.1 billiog bill. >> this is a ransom, this is blackmail. you don't get a bill unless wall street gets it's taxpayer cover. i'm enormously disappointed that the white house feels that the

bob, jesse and dana. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five."ead into 2015, we know republicans will control both houses of congress we know president obama will keep on using his prized and infamous pen and we know the race for the white house will likely, very likely in fact include a clinton and a bush. but there are a lot of political questions left to be answered in the coming year and we want to tackle several of those tonight beginning with hillary clinton and what we can can expect

bob? >> hey, good morning, everybody, a lot of frowns this morning, if you are leaving center city tryinggain access to the schuylkill expressway. there is an overturned truck blocking the ramps, leaving center city. i'll have the rest of the details, plus more importantly the detour, sue is tracking the santa you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >>> millions of americans hitting the skies, head today gram grand ma's house today. so how is it looking at philadelphia international. we're here and we'll tell you. >> thank you, sack even a breaking overnight, accident involving six philadelphia police officers, what happened? and how they are doing this morning. then protests and looting erupting in missouri, right now. after a man is gun down, at a gas station by police. there is also another big detail to this story, that makes it difficult from the one that happened in ferguson, missouri, just 2 miles from that scene this morning, much more on t

i'm kimberly, along with bob, greg, dana and it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> it is 9:00 a.m. in sidney australia. a city on edge after a jihadist inspired by isis took a cafe under siege, holding more than a dozen people hostage for more than 16 hours. the standoff ended after the police stormed the cafe after the sound of gunshots. the jihadist was well known to european authorities. he loudly objected to the u.s.'s true presence in afghanistan. he had just been in court on friday conspiring to kill his ex-wife. a counter terrorism source tells fox news the act -- mike morale raised his concerns got an attack similar to what we saw in sidney today happening here. >> what concerns me the most is that we're going to see this kind of terrorism around the world and we are going to see it here, nora, we are going to see this kind of attack here. and we need to be prepared for that. it shouldn't surprise people when this happens here sometime over the next year or so, guaranteed. >> those are strong words, guaranteed that we have to be prepared as a country for this t

bob, eric, and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." reaction to the senate intel committee's report on the cia's enhanced interrogation methods continued last night with fox news scoring two very big interviews, first, rob o'neil, the navy s.e.a.l. who killed osama bin laden, saying the information gathered from enhanced interrogation techniques directly led to the mission that took down the al qaeda leader. >> find them in a lie and then

time mayor lorraine west who i believe is now a city councilmember and has been mayor of that city so often. bobeller, now the mayor protemperature. ken strickland, the city manager. and virtually hundreds and thousands of people in santa clarita and the immediate area. this is a bill that's needed because it will stop the mining of 56 million tons of sand and gravel which is now incompatible with a city that has grown and grown to more than double its size when the project was originally planned. and now includes an area well more than a quarter million people. this sand and gravel mining operation is incompatible with the new population of the area, and it is also incompatible with the roads and traffic which is busy, not only at rush hour but throughout the day. so i want to commend the gentleman from santa clarita for his decades of work for his district, his town and all the people of california. i want to urge an aye vote on the soledad canyon settlement act and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. who seeks recognition? the gentleman from cali

i'm kimberly, along with bob, greg, dana and it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> it a.m. in sidney australia. a city on edge after a jihadist inspired by isis took a cafe under siege, holding more than a dozen people hostage for more than 16 hours. the standoff ended after the police stormed the cafe after the sound of

bob and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five."obama delivered what should be his final remarks of 2014 a few hours ago. the president then took questions from the press, he only took ability questions, some say the president ignored television reporters because he didn't have the more severe push back his comments may create, just before getting -- the topics were north korea hacking sony, the normalization of relations with cuba, the keystone pipeline and race in america, and a couple of

sutton, who was -- bobob sutton that the -- bo told bob sutton that the harbaughs were moving into his basement. there was a blizzard at that time, and the city was shut down, everything was shut down, but my brother and i, john, we had the run of the golf course. there was this basement that had putting greens sandboxes, baseball batting cages, and for three weeks, it was heaven on earth. then in 1982, i was recruited to michigan as a student athlete to play for the legendary bo schembechler, gary poller, lloyd carr were on that staff, as well, and my first team meeting, i was 10 minutes late to, the first team meeting, coach chem beckler told me that i would -- schembechler told me that i would nevertheless play a single down at the university of michigan my entire career, and now to 2014, to come back as a football coach at the university of michigan, i have to tell you that i have thought about that, dreamed about that since the time i was a young lad, 9, 10 years old, and throughout my adult life dreamed about coaching at michigan, and now it's time to live that. and i have no other words to really describe how that feels, except to tell