bolling, coming to you. bolling's favorite side -- >> we used to have a bottle of wine. >> they took it away. >> i have to have a little. maybe some wine, maybe a vodka perhaps. >> this is a sober thanksgiving that we're having here. so, okay, now, juan, what about you? what else do you like at thanksgiving? >> i love stuffing. i love stuffing with gravy. >> you look drooling almost. >> carbs just great for a guy like me but i really like stuffing. and i used to think, and you mentioned giblets before. my mom used to put them in there and they'd come out of the chest of the turkey and i would be fascinating when they were stuffing it and sticking it in the oven and when it comes back. and besides with gravy, can't beat it. you know how you -- >> the gravy is over there. >> you find a serotonin stupor once you eat turkey. guess what? the carbs help even more. you are definitely -- >> because there's tryptophan in the turkey was calms you. >> she knows all the nutritional bane benefits. >> you eat a lot and th

bolling? >> my assessment of tonight is the donald trump is the the one you don't want to attack, when you do, you get hurt. ben carson is in second place. ben is in, it feels like he's got a lot of issues right now. they're going to leave him alone and let him try to work his issues out. it will be a tough call. rubio is the one -- he's had the most movement on the way up. my guess, i think all guns will be pointed at marco rubio tonight. because if he gets stronger and stronger, that means what's not donald trump and ben carson will go to rubio. they need, the rest of the candidates need those voters. >> so dog pile? >> dana, you see it differently? >> no one can predict what should happen. i think there's somebody we haven't mentioned and it's senator ted cruz. he has a very good grassroots operation out there in the country. he's very effective debater. if you look at who is in the second tier, it is rubio and cruz. i think cruz has to figure out a way to make a move and get some attention

eric bolling traded oil for years. the host of "the five" on fox news.ove this iran will open the tap. should call it floodgates. >> 45 million barrels they will flow on to the market. that is just the beginning. once the sanctions are lifted off iran on this new iran deal, they will put 45 -- million barrels on world market. they produce 3.3 million barrels. no one is allude -- allowed to trade with iran the once restrictions are lifted, those are three million barrels coming on to the oil market. we give them $150 billion cash they say is theirs. what will they do with the cash? beef up their oil production. expect iran to get up to 4 million barrels per day production. prices would go down. one of the up arrows, call it that, one of the arguments for higher prices are u.s. rig counts are going down. rex tillerson talked about u.s. being flush in supply. that's because of what is going on in the shale market and natural gas market. so we're flush that way. but as rig counts go down because there are lower prices you're pulling u.s. supply off. u.s. is

>>> i'm back, america, it's greg gutfeld, eric bolling, dana perino, juan williams and kimberly guilfoyle. it's "the five." >>> quentin tarantino is a loudmouth putz, now that we got that out of the way, the flat-faced fool went on msnbc to extend his anti-cop blather, linking it to white supremacy. >> they got in touch with me because i had made statements in some interviews, you know, along the way that suggested that i'm on their side. when it comes to this issue of you know, ultimately what i feel is a problem of white supremacy in this country. >> ah, so all cops aren't murderers after all. they're just aryan jerks. at least he didn't slander the cops. he tells them to stop shooting unarmed people. as if they wake up every morning with that on their to-do list. >> just because i was at an anti-police brutality protest, doesn't mean i'm anti-police. we want justice, but stop shooting unarmed people. but they don't want to deal with that. they would rather -- they would rather start arguments with celebrities than examine the concerns put before them by a citizenry that has lost trust

>> by all of you. >> you know, carly fiorina, you are -- >> -- >> joining us from miami eric bollingraldo rivera. they did not admit, the ladies of "the view," that republican women are held to it a different standard. in fact, they yammered on about nothing. that was a fairly you provocative statement by miss fiorina. >> i think think carly fiorina did a good job. unfortunate that everybody was talking over each other. i think you have to have a thick skin. i think that's whoopi -- i have known her for over 40 years. she makes plenty of fun of women. and joy behar goes on about bill clinton's sex life. i don't think anyone's ideology acceptable to criticism. she did a good job criticizing them because they had criticized donald trump carlie's face something you didn't want to look at over time. they exscoriated donald trump and then they did the same thing. >> surely you remember what sarah palin went through. >> they killed her. >> comedy killed her. >> so you put hillary clinton up against sarah palin, and then you say to the american media, all right, look, both ladies have plent

>>> i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, megan mccain and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." a week after terrorist attacked paris, jihadists armed with guns and grenades stormed a hotel in the west african country of mali. they waged a siege in the capital, seizing 100 hostages. the standoff ended with 27 people dead according to u.n. officials. some americans were among the hostages. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the latest from the pentagon. what's the latest? >> well a dozen americans were inside the hotel, including five u.s. military personnel assigned to a u.n. stabilization mission. they all made it out safely. a total of 26 american troops are stationed in mali right now. 22 were in the capital at the time of the attack. some are u.s. special forces involved in training the mali security forces. in counterterror measures, we're told that u.s. forces did not participate in the rescue operation per se. but two american special orp operators did help the forces. one special operator helped people move

. >>> hi, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching this special edition of the factor election 2016. it's an election now being framed terrorism. the isis attacks in paris and the al qaeda linked attack on a western hotel in mali. there are few signs the terror threat is going away any time soon. the presidential candidates are sounding off on how they would protect americans from further threats the two leading republican candidates ben carson and donald trump have come under fire for their remarks. here is what carson said about keeping terrorists from sneaking into america with syrian refugees. >> if there is a rabid dog running around your neighborhood, you probably are not going $b asomething good about that dog and you are probably going to put your children out of the way. it doesn't mean that you hate all dogs by any stretch of the imagination. >> muslim interest groups like cair condemned carson's remarks and carson later denied he was comparing syrians to rabid dogs saying he was just using a met for. mea

. ♪ ♪ >> hi i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. go to the testimony story.nch officials confirming the death of the vicious, vicious ringleader behind last week's terror attacks in pairs. 27-year-old abaaoud was killed yesterday in a bloody raid in the paris suburb of saint-denis he was linked to other terrorist plots in europe as well. weighs thought to be in syria before the paris terror attack raising questions how such a dangerous terrorist could go go undetected throughout the heart of paris. phil the global editor and chief of af news service there how did the police track down abaaoud. >> what they got in the end was an old fashioned bit of police work. a tip, a human being coming to them and tipping them off. they followed that up and surprised to find that actually the tip worked out. they put on some electronic surveillance and that's where they traced him to this apartment north of paris. >> we also understand that a cell phone was found and one of the numbers in the cell phone they tracked back to this female terrorist who blew herself up during

i'm eric bolling. welcome to kwoez cas"cashin' i." welcome to everybody. michelle, when france says americans are stronger, we're in trouble, aren't we ? >> yeah. the president said his strategy is working whatever it is. it's obviously not. we have multiple attacks in paris, beirut. the bombing of an airliner. russia is a cancer on the world and the president thinks he can solve it by giving it tylenol and a band aid. that's not how we tackle this area issue. these aren't terrorists dealing in the shadows. this organization is basically a state with complete control over lots of territory. has its own welfare system. it's time we take them seriously. >> all right. you are here in studio. i'm asking a tough question. what is the white house strategy? what's the obama strategy to defeat isis? >> he made it clear he'll be accelerating the baseline strategy that will remain the same. use air strikes to build coalition forces to support kurds and iraqi sunnis. to michelle's point -- >> hold on. >> what do you mean? >> we are sending in -- [ speaking at once ]

. >> eric bolling? >> hey, it dawned on me that we all did our undergraduate work at cnbc and we're doing our phd at fox news. sitting here i'm thinking, what are the right questions? you don't want to do the old is that a clown candidacy of what. so the debt is important. jobs are important. the economy is important. i'm sure every candidate out there will have a great answer for whatever you ask them about those great questions you were going to ask them. there's one that keeps recurring as they show up on the business network. the oil price. you know, i'm familiar with the oil prices, but some people say that low oil prices are fantastic for the economy. other people say it's bad for the economy because all the jobs in the oil sector may drive production away from america, too. not a bad question for everyone of the candidates to say is a low oil price good or bad for the economy and why. your thoughts? >> is that a question? >> i didn't have that one. did you have that one, the oil one? no. no. you

i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." our panel will join us in a little bit. thanks, canada. some americans are now concerns refugee s and possibly terrorist wills sneak across the northern border. is this a legit concern? >> absolutely. they say we shouldn't be concerned because they won't let in young men -- just women, children, families. i don't know where they get the idea that only young men regina isis. isis has been successful el in luring young women to be in isis. if you look, many of them -- especially in minnesota are refugees or children of receive -- refugees. >>> now we have to worry about the northern border? that's porous, too. >> i think you guys are not only fear mongers. you're like chicken little. oh, my god. the canadians! the skies are falling. the canadians are falling. germany has taken 90,000, 90 #,000, something. france had a recent attack. >> that worked out very well, juan. >> you know, again you interrupt and say something that none of the people that attacked were refugees. >> one of them pretended to be a refugee. he had a fake passport. >> did

. >> good idea, bad idea, bolling? >> ted, i think i said this a couple of weeks ago.say why are you doing this, why are you having nbc moderating a gop debate. you don't have to do it that way. you could say no to cnbc and no to nbc and say yes until it's a general election. i get that. and i said this, where's the dnc? where's the democrat debate at fox? it's not going to happen. because the dnc not foolish. they're going to play in the home court, they want the home-field advantage. >> one other focus, do you realize that the mainstream media the broadcast network, not only the anchors, but the managers, the tv executives, they're all liberal, you cannot name one conservative who is on air for abc, nbc, cbs or running the show at any one of those shops, you can't do it. i challenge you to do it. >> we have to get back to you on that. i'm not sure what the results of it will be. dana, what do you think of this idea? >> ted's idea or rush's idea? >> i like that. when rush limbaugh was talking about what has happened with the liberal media in terms of the mainstream me

ush cloo dlush >>> hi i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thank for watching this special edition of the factor election 2016. ohio governor john kasich came out swinging in this week's republican debate saying those on want to g.o.p. polls don't have what it takes to be president. >> migrate concern is that we are on the verge, perhaps, of picking someone who cannot do this job. i have watched to see people say that we should dismantle medicare and medicaid and leave our senior citizens out in the cold. i have heard them talk aboutinge here from this country out of this country, splitting families. i have heard about tax schemes that don't add up that put our kids in a deeper hole than they are today. we need somebody who can lead. >> donald trump took that as an attack on his own candidacy and responded with with some thoughts about his own -- about governor kasich. >> he was very unsuccessful and every commentator, even the haters and losers that i read all the time, they said that he was put down so strongly that for the rest of the deba

i don't have eric bolling's telestrator, but i wish i did have bolling's telestrator, i would take a put x over lindsey graham's face and put one over george pataki's face and john kasich. thoughts if. harris: that would not be very nice. at this point in the 2011, newt gingrich in first place, mitt romney in second place and herman cain was in third place. a lot can happen between now and new hampshire. i'm surprised you say new hampshire though and i will tell you why. a lot of money has to be saved if not raised between now and then. you have got to get through this christmas season. >> in new hampshire it is different. someone like lindsey graham, can stay at people's houses. don't take a lot of money to go meet people, three or four times, a tank of gas. that's it. same with lot of candidates. spoken to them. that's their plan. they will hang in there until new hampshire. andrea: why, emac? there is no chance lindsey graham is going to win. you pointed out during the break an interesting piece in "wall street journal" maybe saying none of these guys will get in. >> dan henninger

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,,,, boll potrero hill... an out of control big rig careens dowa steep hill and slams into a power >>> breaking news on san francisco's potrero hill. an out-of-control big rig careens down a stip hill and slams into a power hole causing outages for over 10,000 customers. live pictures from chopper 5 there. hi, everyone. good afternoon. >> kpix 5's jackie ward is live from the scene with the very latest. jackie? >> reporter: frank and michelle, we just got to the scene a few minutes ago. there's a lot going on. let's show you immediately what's going on behind me. a big rig carrying cars got stuck on the hill and at this point in the investigation, police believe the brakes gave out causing it to slide down. here's what the police captain had to say. >> got stuck at the crest of the hill. and he tried to dislodge it. he called a tow truck. tow truck was out here. so was the tow truck driver. >> reporter: the truck then hit a vie-voltage power pole and then crashed. 11,000 people were without power. that number

. >>> i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle, julie rajinski, eric bolling and dana perino. and this is "the five." >>> as students at new york's ithaca college hold a walk-out over racism the whole back-story behind the missouri protest crumbles. it reminds us of the sex abuse scandal of the '90s. mass hysteria driven by media attention it ruined lives. now missouri students are hallucinating kkk visits. but the student leader at the center of the missouri mess now says his kkk claim was false. but who cares? when hate becomes a hoax, divisive deseptemberors just say, it's happening somewhere. it's just like the preschool case, except these aren't babies, but students who wish to be treated like babies. thousands in afghanistan protest the isis beheading of a little girl. that's real horror. while our kids fret over mean words. i wrote a book on it called the joy of hate, the banning of speakers, the rise of safe spaces, driven by the notion that speech is somehow violent. just hear this. >> i personally am tired of hearing that first amendment rights protect students when

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle, along with juan williams, eric bolling, dana perino and jesse waters, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> we begin with a fox news aletter. breaking news out of germany. officials and residents on alert after bomb threats force the evacuation of two stadiums. the soccer match between germany and the netherlands canceled earlier today. after security officials received quote mounting information about possible attacks. for the latest developments, we bring in fox's rick leventhal live in paris. i understand that police are now saying they've found no explosives. >> right kimberly, this turned out to be an apparent false alarm, no explosives found new york city arrests made. but a stunning example of how on edge france and all of europe is now in the wake of the friday the 13th terror attacks here in paris that started with suicide bombers blowing themselves up outside the stade de france while a soccer game was under way. too today in germany there was supposed to be a friendly soccer match between germany and the netherl

. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.nks for watching this special edition of the factor. the war on terror the political equation. the danger from isis and islamic terrorism has reached a boiling point around the world. if you listen to democrats bigger threat at hand demanding our urgent attention. >> next week, i will be joining president hollande and world leaders in paris for the global climate conference. what a powerful rebuke to the terrorists it will be when the world stands as one and shows that we will not be deterred from building a better future for our children. >> the president's statement echos what senator bernie sanders laid out at the last democratic presidential debate. >> in the previous debate you said the greatest debate to national security was climate change. do you still believe that? >> absolutely. in fact, climate change is directly related to the growth of terrorism. >> and if that's not enough, the environment's well-being is even impacting the obama administration's strategy on how to attack

. >>> hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, eric bolling, dana perino and jesse waters. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> who is the front-runner in the republican presidential race? donald trump or ben carson? the doctor has just vaulted past the donald in yet another national poll. carson is ahead by six points in an nbc news/"wall street journal" survey. at 29%. so what does trump have to say about the latest polling? >> i like ben, but ben can't do the job. there's no question about it, he can't do the job. he's not going to be able to negotiate with china. our trade deals are a horror, our military is a mess. >> you don't think ben carson can rise to the occasion? >> no, i don't think he can do that. >> what is it about ben carson that a lot of people are going, there's something about him. >> i think he's a nice person, i like him. but i don't understand it. >> so that was this morning on "fox and friends." trump came out in epic form to greet them on the couch and answered the questions, dana to talk about the latest polling. his main critici

. >> in belgium, the prime minister promising to put more than $400 million towards boll stirring security in that country. he is also calling for tougher detention laws. >> preventing young people from leaving for combat and training zones is not enough. we must prevent those who are not belgian to return to our territory. jihadist it is who come back, their place must be in prison. >> we are in brussels with the latest on the on going security operations there. >> as we know from the prosecutor's office this morning, there were seven raids carried out, some in the west district where we are now, some in the northwest of the capital and some south of the capital. the belgian prosecutors are saying one person has been arrested, although hasn't identified them. those raids were destined really to find out more about the life, activities and network of quaintances. they are looking to find out who else he might have had in his network of associates, following a trip that he made to syria earlier this year. what that may suggest is that the belgian authorities until the paris attacks have bee

. ♪ ♪ >> hi i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. go to the testimony story.irming the death of the vicious, vicious ringleader behind last week's terror attacks in pairs. 27-year-old abaaoud was killed yesterday in a bloody raid in the paris suburb of saint-denis he was linked to other terrorist plots in europe as well. weighs thought to be in syria before the paris terror attack raising questions how such a dangerous terrorist could go go undetected throughout the

so in the bolling versus sharp case, could the case have been decided using interpretation? >> those are three great questions. i'll give it a shot and you do, too. >> sure. >> so read michael mcconnell's great article. an originalism in the de-segregation decisions. it's in the virginia law review and the best attempt to create an originalist defense of brown. let's -- here's the bottom line. here's what we know. there were those in congress in 1868. and john bingham was among them that thought basic civil rights had to be available to all and wouldn't have allowed segregation there. at the same time, felix commissioned his law clerk to write a long study. and it's pretty clear that the people in 1868 who proposed the amendment ratified it in 1868 and proposed it in 1866 did not think that schools had to be desegregated. people stood up in the congress that proposed the amendment and said, don't worry, this isn't going to apply to schools. in order to say that schools are covered as an originalist matter, you have to move to around 1875 when the congress was more liberal. t

happening on twitter and the fire storm that there's a lot that i am missing about twitter and the sill bollan. >> well, the reason is when you do someone's tweet now it's considered as a marriage proposal. you have to be careful. >> yeah. >> speaking of being careful the forbess power list and putin number one. the president slipping down and the president is not in a good position. there he is in show. >> i think this is the first time that a u.s. president has not been in the first or second position, and obama must be losing sleep over that. that's tough. >> yeah, it's one of the things that one thinks, you know, it's the massive sense of superior. >> no, i don't think so. i just -- look speaking personally i know that i am not at all afraid of, you know, a german leader being ranked that high. >> right. >> what could possibly go wrong? >> excellent point. >> you you get the last word. >> it's not a popularity contest, but it should be and maybe we would get on the list. >> i think that you have a very good point. i applaud you. innovative and probably affective. thank you both. >> thank

raytheon and bolling will sell more than $1 billion worth of cell phones and spare parts to saudi arabiapentagon has said the state department has approved the deal , reflecting the deal to bolster saudi allies. american congressman wants to question for valid employees about the deal with philidor. elijah cummings wants to .uestion employees he sent a letter to the valley of ceo requesting the interviews. microsoft will use its best selling computer game, minecraft, to teach kids programming. they are teaming up with code.org, which provides free programming software to children. you can always get more business news at bloomberg.com. let's go back to the market desk where ramy inocencio has the latest. ramy: can you believe we are at session highs right now, especially what happened with -- especially considering what happened in paris? here, marketsght have gone past 1% for the s&p and the dow. the nasdaq is not doing too shabby either, up by .8%. this might be a surprise after paris but there is growing proof that markets are getting even more resilient to terror attacks ever since 9

. >> a now reuters ipsos boll showed ben carson in a tie with donald trump, former governor jed bush is third, and after getting low marks at the debate, his campaign launched a slogan, jed can fix it. he knows he is having trouble, but he can turn it around. >> reporter: he admitted that during his years as florida governor, he was conflicted about the death penalty. >> it's hard for me as a human being to sign the death warrant. his comments come ahead of a week of campaigning. meanwhile, on the democratics side, bernie sandertion campaign released a first television ad on sunday. >> the son of a polish immigrant. the ad is heavy on personal history and comes as hillary clinton extends her lead over sanders in the polls. >> former senator fred thompson died. he was a republican senator from 1994 to 2003. in 2007 he ran for the republican gom nation for president, who dropped out of the race in 2008. he was best known to most americans as an actor. for movie rolls, and the hunt for red october to a regular in the series law and order. he died peacefully at his home in nashville. he

new zealand were bolled out for 202 before it even got dark. has been developed to increase attendance. >>> south africa have [ inaudible ] away from home for the first time in nine years. their third test defeated india. they are 2-0 down in the four-match series. india bowled south africa out, to earn a 124-run victory. >>> sebastian coe has stepped down from his position with nike. it brings to an end of coe's 38-year career. however, at a press conference in monaco, he said the controversy wasn't good for athletics or nike. >> i ask the ethics committee to look very closely and clearly at it, and although they have concluded that it was not a conflict of interest, because i have always continued tofy identify that interest, i decided i did not need the distraction, we are focused here entirely on steadying the ship. i really wanted no -- no more distractions. >>> to football now. argentina beat river plate in the semis. richard parr has more. >> reporter: they hosted river plate with a 1-0 lead in this semifinal. they quickly extended their

i'm dana per re no along with kimberly gill foy, juan williams, eric bolling and a mystery next.ork city and this is "the five." today, america, we are very thankful to be with you tonight and especially thankful for our troops and veterans on this holiday. thank you for your service and your sacrifice. we've got a fun show ahead so let's get started. it's become one of our annual traditions here on "the five" to name our picks for turkeys of the year. it makes me a little uncomfortable. but a ton of options we needed to weed through but we managed to make our selections and we'll take it around the table. we'll start with kimberly. >> i think i have the best turkey ever. you might agree

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle, along with juan williams, eric bolling, dana perino andters, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> we begin with a fox news aletter. breaking news out of germany. officials and residents on alert after bomb threats force the evacuation of two stadiums. the soccer match between germany and the netherlands canceled earlier today. after security officials received quote mounting information about possible attacks. for the latest developments, we bring in fox's rick leventhal live in paris. i understand that police are now

. >>> hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, eric bolling, dana perino and jesse waters new york city and this is "the five." >>> who is the front-runner in the republican presidential race? donald trump or ben carson? the doctor has just vaulted past the donald in yet another national poll. carson is ahead by six points in an nbc news/"wall street journal" survey. at 29%. so what does trump have to say about the latest polling? >> i like ben, but ben can't do the job. there's no question about it, he can't do the job. he's not going to be able to negotiate with

. ♪ >>> i'm eric bolling, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams jesse waters and greg gutfeld,t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> islamic terrorists are planning their next attack, france has declared war, britain is about to join in and president obama spent the morning recounting romantic memories he made in paris. >> by my bed? the residence, is a picture of me and michelle in luxembourg gardens kissing. those are the memories we have of paris. as early on i had no

reaction with us now here eric bolling and geraldo rivera. you say?that i deeply resent having this man sitting next to me. this was supposed to be my safe zone. >> you don't feel safe. >> i absolutely feel. [ laughter ] >> i think the threat was levied by you. >> we are talking about something that happened a few weeks ago where you going it beat him up or something like that. >> >> put that aside let me get to the issue. >> we will get back to rivera's violence in a minute. >> go ahead. >> and to my sombrero which i left home. i heard your ricky ricardo imitation. it's awful. i don't mind that college students are off their duff and protesting in favor of things like $15 an hour wages for workers on universities for some kind of mitigation of this onerous college debt. what i resent is when they becomex÷ racist or racialist themselves when they say okay, now it's -- okay, the black students can protest but you white guy that sympathizes, forget about integration. forget about civil rights. the civil rights movement. we don't want you. it's just for

the woman was forced to toss her baby to an officer below before jumping from a boll quayny. >> the flames -- balcony. >> the flames burned through a home in north brunswick and new jersey reporter anthony johnson talked to the woman and he has more. anthony? >> reporter: well, dave, you the apartment building right behind me. agent apartments in this -- eight apartments in this building have now been turned to nothing more than rubble and some of the residents tried to come back this afternoon and to claim some of the items inside of that building. but they couldn't get inside because it is simply too dangerous. now 18 people have been left homeless. the roaring fire sent smoke into the air to be seen for miles and newscopter 7 was overhead as the firefighters mounted an exterior attack to knock down the raging blaze. she had no choice but to jump from a second floor balcony to save her and her 10-month-old daughter. she jumped into the arms of this north brunswick cop. >> policeman and some other men came over and i just -- dropped the baby in his hand and i jumped also in their hands an

. >>> i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, megan mccain and greg gutfeld, it's york city and this is "the five." a week after terrorist attacked paris, jihadists armed with guns and grenades stormed a hotel in the west african country of mali. they waged a siege in the capital, seizing 100 hostages. the standoff ended with 27 people dead according to u.n. officials. some americans were among the hostages. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the latest from the pentagon. what's the latest? >> well a dozen americans were inside the hotel, including five u.s. military personnel assigned to a u.n. stabilization mission. they all made it o

. >>> i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle, julie rajinski, eric bolling and dana perino.e five." >>> as students at new york's ithaca college hold a walk-out over racism the whole back-story behind the missouri protest crumbles. it reminds us of the sex abuse scandal of the '90s. mass hysteria driven by media attention it ruined lives. now missouri students are hallucinating kkk visits. but the student leader at the center of the

♪ >>> i'm eric bolling, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams jesse waters and greg gutfeld, andt's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> islamic terrorists are planning their next attack, france has declared war, britain is about to join in and president obama spent the morning recounting romantic memories he made in paris. >> by my bed? the residence, is a picture of me and michelle in luxembourg gardens kissing. those are the memories we have of paris. as early on i had no gray hair. so when tragedy struck that evening, our hearts broke, too. >> and at the white house news conference alongside the leader of france today, president obama really stuck it to the terrorists by reminding them he'll be attending a weather summit soon. >> the next week i will be joining president hollande and world leaders in paris for the global climate conference. what a powerful rebuke to the terrorists it will be when the world stands as one and shows that we will not be deterred from building a better future for our children. >> kg? >> wow. >> memories and climate summit. >> this is

doctor and visit humira.com this is humira at work >>> i'm back, america, it's greg gutfeld, eric bolling perino, juan williams and kimberly guilfoyle. it's "the five." >>> quentin tarantino is a loudmouth putz, now that we got that out of the way, the flat-faced fool went on msnbc to extend his anti-cop blather, linking it to white supremacy. >> they got in touch with me because i had made statements in some interviews, you know, along the way that suggested that i'm on their side. when it comes to this issue of you know, ultimately what i feel is a problem of white supremacy in this country. >> ah,