thanks a lot bob i. see it is well connected she has russian citizenship and will soon know the house of her own outside moscow needs to work hard to pay it off she is employed as a cleaner in three different places they have a book most of the people working here are my fellow countrymen who have no place to live and asked me for shelter i help them through it and they help me by building a house i don't pay anyone for construction work i just pay for the building materials. it took a long time for has he had to decide to sell her house back home but she did it for the sake of her children their motherland is where you feel the best. in his back is stone the twin boys as is unless his last saw their mother nearly two years ago their grandmother takes care of she wants the boys to learn to take pride in their homeland while they're still young they were born in summer count the grand capital of time a lame temple and a mecca for scholars of the medieval orient. today only ancient buildings as a reminder of t

hey, i see bob belcher. all this was his idea. i know what you're thinking. that guy?yes, the guy with the, uh, food place. thank you. it's a restaurant. it's called bob's... now... please welcome champion water skier and shark attack survivor kristi sanducci. i'd like to thank the jackass who got the left-handed scissors. kristi sanducci. always professional. now, the real star of the deepening 3d-eeepening-- the... shark. bob: whoo-hoo, shark, yeah! linda: ugh, someone has not aged well. what a butterface. we've filled her up with diesel, now let's see what she can do. (mechanical clicking) tina: it's waving at us. hi. so that one does that. let's see what this one does. (yells) yes! thank you, god. woop, wrong one... (stammering)... oh, here we... oh, boy. yes, yes, all part of the fun. can someone pass my arm back up here? give me that, louise-- we've got to give it back. no way! i caught it! it's like the bouquet at a wedding. i'm going to get bit next! you having fun? i wasn't-- i... (grunts) ow. wow, she's good with that thing. she can do that and park anywhere

doors next week. >> greg: my vacation to hawaii was canceled due to sequestration. >> eric: oh, i see. >> bobnect the golf and hawaii trip to this. but they clearly recognize that about a week ago they had gone too far. now i defend obama, as you know, on this show every single day. on this one, i feel like the only fire hydrant at the westminster dog show. i cannot bring myself to understand why there wasn't something else to be cut. it's one of those things that is such a good story. that how they would not expect it to travel around. if you notice, obama is beginning to call the republicans. he has had some of them down. get to this about his dinner. he has decided to change the tactic. >> eric: that but from today. we change -- that was from today. we changed our mind. >> kimberly: they are behind the story, instead of ahead of it. interesting they had the political mishap. genially speaking they make themselves look good no matter what the outcome. the situation like this with the kids. they should have avoided this photo top with the kids please let us in the white house. it's our house

bob: may i correct you on something? >> greg: please do. >> bob: you said obama is hated around the world. he's not hated around the world. >> greg: america is. >> bob: oh, i seei take the correction back. >> dana: you were before the correction before you were against it. >> greg: is loved and hated. loved by some and hated by others. bob, talk to you about the chavez funeral. you were invite and chose not to go. >> bob: no. i was on the list but so were you an eric. i don't know why you turned it down. it could don't it because of my thumb. >> greg: eric would pay for the flights. >> bob: he would to that. everybody get ahold of eric to see if they want to be traded. >> eric: thank you, ange for not saying something. >> andrea: i was going to hit you up for $100. >> bob: do you know how many people hit you up for the money now? >> eric: it's for the kids. >> andrea: it's for the children. >> greg: you know how many times i say that when i'm arrested? >> bob: i think what is really important besides chavez not there, this is a important is moment in latin america for us. for the u.s. to redo strained relations it would be good for us. >> eric: he didn't strai

see telecom, these are not bank but telecom stocks also down. a lot of damage being done in europe right now. >> thank you, bob. i will see you later in the show. >>> some breaking news and very interesting moves in the bond market. rick sis with us. >> i gave this option a b minus and the reason is because most of the metrics are a bit above average. the yield on the 35 billion? .76. nice round number. so a price tight right on the screws. dealers only took sue, tiler, back to you. >> thank you very much. i'll take it. let's bring in joe. it's always good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> last time you were on with us, you warned that the head wind from europe was certainly not over. >> i wish i was wrong. >> we didn't think it was going to be cyprus but it is. how are you playing the market. >> this is a continuous reminder. ultimately what is going on is hopefully nothing more than a bit of a side show. as you know, taxing bank deposit holders. i put that up there with whoever invented the idea of a fruitcake. it's just terrible. the ecb is still there and i continue to believe that as long as they ar

two people sitting there, related to me but i don't see us getting a carve-out. >> bob: you bet ber carefulg to be audited. >> eric: live studio audience for a week. >> bob: i don't know. >> eric: that is my pitch. next. president obama -- didn't you say we weren't going to say "president obama" today? president obama promised to shut down gitmo and that didn't happen. now he may want to turn it in to club med for terrorists. details coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: when you are getting ready to close down a property, do you think it's a good idea to put $150 million of renovation in to it? guantanamo bay, the american taxpayers' least favorite money pit is getting a facelift. lawyers say conditions are threatening their lives and they are calling for $150 million to upgrade the facility and make it nicer for them so the 166 prisoners left there could have a better facility. what do you think? >> andrea: this seems like an awful lot of money. they also already put in a soccer field for them for $250,000. what they are asking in this plan is one example. $9.9 million for a legal meeting come flex

two people sitting there, related to me but i don't see us getting a carve-out. >> bob: you bet ber carefulgoing to be audited. >> eric: live studio audience for a week. >> bob: i don't know. >> eric: that is my pitch. next. president obama -- didn't you say we weren't going to say "president obama" today? president obama promised to shut down gitmo and that didn't happen. now he may want to turn it in to club med for terrorists. details coming up. ♪ ♪ acceler-rental. at a hertz expressrent kiosk, you can rent a car without a reservation... and without a line. now that's a fast car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. very logical thinker. (laughs) i'm telling you right now, the girl back at home would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jungle. (screams) i'm reallylad that girl stayed at home. vo: expedia helps 30 million travelers a month find what they're looking for. one traveler at a time. expedia. find yours. ♪ ♪ >> dana: when you are getting ready to close down a property, do you think it's a good idea to put $150 million of renovation in to it? g

bob: i thought hopper the hot man. that is a porn movie. >> do you think anyone in our audience knows what you are talking about. >> bob: i hope they do. carrey asked for this, let's seene big hard jump. i have been thinking about it all along. i think the guy doesn't get it. >> greg: i want to show you a tweet. clearly he is going through a meltdown and whenever you have capital letters mixed with lower case, that means like -- he is 50 years old -- he is turning into a six-year-old girl. look how he spells bodyguard. he has a bodyguard with a gun. he is now i think lost his mind. >> dana: conservatives best tool is ridicule. the only way you can get back at them because nobody in the media is talking how ridiculous jim carrey is. they ridiculed him and he couldn't take it. >> bob: is that how you spell bodyguard. [ laughter ] >> million buckers? you could have done that. >> i don't think he is losing his mind. i think he lost it a long time ago. he just seems a little off. >> greg: they call ego depletion. when it goes away. >> andrea: he thought he was going to get it on twitter or show up tonight show with giant feet. it is ego. >> bob: somebody give eric some cof

of the korean american grocers association that went with the american beverage -- >> bob: there you go. see, there ir. >> greg: not an f.o.b. >> bob: what? >> kimberly: friend of bloomberg. >> bob: no. let's do it all. no. okay. i'm not going to scare you. one more thing is up next. >> eric: all right. time for a monday one more thing. kimbo kicks us off. >> kimberly: working on it. i know. so, here is the deal. i like the study. i tend to believe the study. i personally agree with. this is one of them. six reasons to snooze on national napping day. napping now, people. all right. it boosts you alertness and improving learning and memory. that could go a long way. increases your creativity. productivity. lifts your spirit. it zaps stress. bob, do you nap? >> bob: that is why i'm always in good spirits. it snap all the time. >> kimberly: you nap outside on the chair. >> bob: my turn? >> eric: yeah. go around the table. >> kimberly: and it's good for disease and obesity. [ laughter ] >> bob: what was that? >> dana: that was added things in the study. >> bob: excuse me. >> kimberly: it's helpful to peo

two people sitting there, related to me but i don't see us getting a carve-out. >> bob: you bet ber carefuling to be audited. >> eric: live studio audience for a week. >> bob: i don't know. >> eric: that is my pitch. next. president obama -- didn't you say we weren't going to say "president obama" today? president obama promised to shut down gitmo and that didn't happen. now he may want to turn it in to club med for terrorists. details coming up. ♪ ♪ what's droid-endurance ? the longest 4g lte battery in a razr thin profile. with 32 hours of battery life that turns an all-nighter, into a two-nighter. the droid razr maxx hd by motorola. droid-endurance. droid-powerful. accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorder

bob. i want to see a poll. >> bob: the other thing i'll say with all due respect to his brothers, but he hasn more -- he is seen more of an intellectual guy. gets in details. >> dana: oh, brother. >> bob: that wasn't a shot. >> kimberly: you are saying perception. >> bob: because he drills down in issues like education and immigration. >> dana: what was no child left behind and immigration reform bill? >> bob: i knew i should haven't said that. >> greg: what about bully bush? anheuser-busch. >> kimberly: spelled differently. >> dana: why are you beating around the bush? i tried to use it. didn't work. female kicker is likely kicking herself after fumbling her historic try-out in the n.f.l. greg on her 15 minutes of fame next on "the five." ♪ ♪ five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: so often news is nothing but manufacturered fluff, designed to bolster fake assumptions which is why most of it never gets a followup. the initial story is nice but the reality that follows isn't. it's why you were bombarded by stuff about the pregnant man. the girl who became a guy. then the first pregnant dad. breaking the --

i point with this? >> retail is along here. >> okay. >> do you see that? >> yeah. >> this, yeah, that pointer works. so where bob is pointing that is the open space connection. >> i see. maybe you could see it if i do this. this is open space right here. >> and the town houses? >> thank you. >> they are right there. >> in the northwest corner of the parcel? >> that is an existing project residential project, a private development. >> with a bit of an irregular shape and there is plenty of room to put a 400 foot tower as well as the podium level buildings. here is just another view, this is looking east on folsom treat and you can see the tower and the buildings next to it and you get a good view of the try angular parcel that is next to it. you can see the retail on the ground floor and the tower on the right and one of the podium buildings on the left. and here is a close up of the entrance to that open space, again, it is publicly accessible open space and they can close it off at night but the hope is that during the daytime, all of the time it will be opened to the public and it will also be served on both s

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>> greta: nice to see i bob?ading the charge on this one. >>> have you heard from anyone associated with the program? >> i have not. we tried to get to them for three days and they said no comment. as far as i know they have not issued an apology. the thing about it we've had thousands and thousands of contacts from people around the country. i have personally and the show has. i talked today, by the way, to the commander of the american legion. he was very grateful. sent a letter to cbs asking them to apologize. said he was going to ask his members not to watch the show again and watch the five and i'll ask them him to watch greta. >> i saw a copy from the national commander and he is outraged. you spotted it. i tell you, this one was pretty outrageous and really grabbed you? >> greg gutfeld came up with it. vietnam defined my generation. it tore our country apart. it was very emotional. i was not for the war in vietnam but i was never for the commies, i was against the policy of the domino theory. when i saw it

so what if they can out and talk and see -- i think the court of public opinion is important. >> bob:t agree that the prosecutor should have been signing autographs because he is technically an officer of the court and his role is to make sure that justice is served and rule of law is served. so i don't think that helps. >> i think it's a total you know what move. in criminal cases a lot of these attorneys take these cases so they can run for higher office which is not good and manipulate the cameras, but i still like the ideas of cameras. the taxpayer issue but you can't have government that has unlimited money go against a person that doesn't have money and court was designed to protect the innocent. >> bob: lord knows, i am for that but this is excessive. there was a juror out of the court and stands around and watches the media who did see martinez what he was doing. i don't know if that prejudicial >> this is the only time in his life martinez is going to want a picture with him. we're used to this. we walk out of this building and we are swarmed by fans. it's embarrassing and it

producer bob english bob great see here so i guess the big question now ten years later is what do we better off economically if the u.s. didn't spend the billions upon billions of dollars on this war the short answer is definitely if you look at the actual numbers eight hundred twenty three billion dollars spent president obama himself expects it to exceed one trillion dollars that's a lot of money and any time the government spends money you expect a certain amount of waste or fraud and what we have in iraq especially with all these private contractors are these no bid and low bid contracts as i would call them and there's been a lot of fraud so just from that angle the u.s. didn't need to spend that much money there and it's unfortunately if you're going to spend money it might as well be spent domestically as opposed to in some foreign nation and we not too long ago reported on the special inspector general for iraq reconstruction estimated that the u.s. wasted at least eight billion dollars that was supposed to go into rebuilding iraq a lot of these projects we never even saw fin

friends -- >> greg: i mean talking about your past. >> bob: there is more of it than there was. the kids will seery. >> bob: that is part of the study. >> greg: the thing is what you say this is the problem with criminalization. if you say it's bad, you romance it. one more thing is up next. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewas for his small business take theseags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjors small busiss earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve limited reward here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? [ crows ] now where's the snooze button? >> greg: time for one more thing. this saturday we have a new "red eye." ann coulter, tucker carlson. it's awesome. tomorrow is a repeat of last night's "red eye" with dana perino where we had to bleep her. you are up. >>

i think bob makes a good point. but there is a different way about going about that. there is sensitivity. you don't want to come in low income area, dripping in diamonds. i can seet is not the concern. the concern here is to separate the world in the two classes as you point in out monologue. victims and victimizers. they do this to keep it relevant. i look up and i wonder how much do we spend on this? $94 million went to americorp vista. now if money went to this program. i say you cut that white privilege money. reinstate the tours. >> bob: they do remarkable things in vista. i will say this, be careful here. all people are privileged small percentage may be racist. i don't think many are at all. >> eric: why teach it? >> bob: not question of teaching of racism. >> dana: this morning in south carolina. story out of south carolina that decided not to do the medicaid expansion. the website had a news story the reason that south carolina denied the medicaid expansion is because they wanted to do something bad to president obama because he's black. it had to read it three times. i couldn't believe it was -- >> bob: that's crazy. davis a lot of people put it out th

. >> bob: most are horrible. >> kimberly: i see them and i think i hope he doesn't see them. >> greg:obert g. beckel. people assume it's your twitter handle. >> dana: we'll explain. happy birthday twitter. the next thing we talk about is a school that nixed the annual honors night because it made some students who were not getting honored feel bad. that decision coming up. ♪ ♪ 6:00 eastern. now have back to new york and five five. five -- and "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: massachusetts principal nixed the school's honors night because it might upset kids who didn't make the grade. dave wrote parents to ips witch school. this can also be de stating to a child who worked extremely hard in a difficult class but n a high grade has not been point average. so they will be celebrated as a school assembly. yea. as for angry parents the prescription pal said he knew there would be pushback. >> we knew there would be pus pushback. what is best for children? we believe this is based on research and we believe all children celebrate at a schoo school. >> greg: based on research and everything else. wh

[applause] >> before we move to this month in parks i want to take a second to commend jackie battle and lorraine and bob. it's amazing when you see your folks in action when something bad happens and by the time i got there they were already there and spent quite a bit of time comforting staff and helping make sure the place was safe for everyone, and so it's times like these that you remember our staff on the ground are true heroes. >> maybe they could stand up and take a bow. [applause] >> all right. are you ready? this month in parks. >> we're glad you're going to be playing and to opening day and a great baseball season. we hope that you learn about the game and more importantly how to be good teammates to one another. >> don't stop thinking about tomorrow. don't stop. it will be here. it will be here better than before. yesterday's gone. yesterday's gone (fleetwood mac). don't stop thinking about tomorrow. >> happy new year everybody. i really love the fact that we're doing a tournament here. whether you go play college or in the nba or not we know that team sports are building skills for the future and i expect you will be

when you see video like that, i wonder what the jury will think when they see video like that? she must be crazy so we go easy on her? >> bob her as part of the defense post traumatic stress disorder. the judge allowed it in against the prosecutor's will. >> kimberly: from richard samuels. >> bob: he made the point you could forget in a dramatic experiences like that, you could forget certain parts. i have to think this is either she is totally nuts or it's one of the great setups of all time. you can't admit that. would a jury say this woman should be put to death? i don't think so. >> dana: she had just killed her boyfriend. whether it's self-defense or first degree murder. in some ways she is remarkably calm in that room by herself. greg? >> greg: no, go ahead. >> dana: that's all. >> greg: i argue she is not crazy at all. she is evil. eel mocks and evil laughs, those who operate under the structure of good and evil. that is how it has worked since the beginning of time. to them, this is easy. lying is easy. fabricating, fantasies, because they know that you as a good person have to somehow respond to this under the guis

i got anything you want, as long as it's reggae. my favorite is "bob marley does beethoven." hey, hey. keep your eyes on the road. what's the difference ? i can't see anything in this snowstorm. - you mean you can't see as well as you normally can ? - no. i mean i can't see anything ! just kidding. look, katherine. darling. how about if we set up some sort of communication system ? knock once if the answer is yes and twice if it's no. okay ? that was fantastic ! you said yes ! she said yes. - that is wonderful. - oh, you have no idea. - your father called to say he will be a little late. - okay. and i think you should know, there are many cars pulling up to the front of the cafe. oh, no. oh, no. i will be going now. katherine, guess what ? good news. my family's here. isn't that great ? isn't that fantastic ? so, you think now might be a good time to come out ? how are we doing calli ? i don't know about you but i could use something to eat. - when are we going to get to the airport ? - relax, man. as my father used to say "if we are meant to get someplace, then we will get there." hopefully, in this lifetime. wait ! i just saw a sign for the airpo

. >> i got to say, bob, your recovery still makes me tear up every time i see you and you have done remarkableans. thanks very much. bob's organization is called the bob woodruff foundation. you can find it at remind.org. >>> and now, we honor our fellow americans who serve and sacrifice. this week, the pentagon released the names of nine service members killed in afghanistan. released the names of nine service members killed in afghanistan. >>> that's all for us today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news" with david muir tonight. george is back next week. and we hope you will be, too. and we hope you will be, too. >> in the news this sunday, the latest on a fatal accident after a sprint race car goes out of control. and pope francis makes his first sunday morning window appearance at st. peter's square. how he broke with tradition to cheers of the crowd. >> and from our high definition emeryville camera, tons of sun, but springtime showers will be back in the forecast. i'll have that for you with our seven-day outl >> good morning. i'm kira klapper in for car

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