. >> the woman selling herself is a 20-something college student we'll call dana.pon arrest, she tries to thwart investigators from looking in her car. do you have the keys on her hid something. >> no. >> she's saying they're right up here, i didn't see her throw them. >> through the conversation with her, she concealed the keys and her phone which made us believe there is something in the vehicle she doesn't want us to see. >> what are your concerns, talk to me? >> i'm doing this because i have a drug problem. >> so you have drugs in the car, no big deal. >> okay. >> she said she has a bunch of heroin in here. >> this is probably it right here. >> inside her car, police find what they say is $300 worth of heroin and three syringes. >> that's why i'm doing this because i'm addicted to it, and you know -- >> how long have you been out here? >> involved in prostitution? >> almost a year. >> that's what you're feeding the addiction -- >> she has been in prostitution for about a year. she has an addiction problem with heroin, and she feeds that addiction through prosti

hanging out with dana white here.ou have to be responsible for how their well-being is. the nfl pays attention, the nhl in terms of concussions and injuries and stuff. >> what's funny is, i've been ridiculed for that by fans and the media. you always saw in boxing the guy that hung around too long and didn't retire. when it starts to happen to these guys, i want them to retire. >> you have a union that helps prepare these guys for the end of their career. what is the ufc doing for that? >> we're the only fight promo promoters in the history of the world who has health insurance for fighters. because they live in this band different from boxing, we have t-shirts, action figures, video games and the fighters get a piece of that. even when they retire, it's not like you wouldn't want a chuck liddell action figure or chuck liddell to be in the video game. so these guys live forever inside this brand. >> is it the sports to take care of its retired stars? >> it's tough to say. when you have grown men that made $35, $40 mil

hi, dana. it is about time we got a professional host. >> it is about time that "red eye" had a vast improvement and i am glad i could be here tonight. he is more idol than evil. he promised to reveal the hub be, quote, became a monster. the pictures had an avalanche of anger. it created rock stars like jim morrison. it could send a dangerous message to the dzhokhar supporters. "rolling stone" defends their decision saying the fact that tsarnaev is young and in the same age-group as many of our readers makes it all the more important for us to examine the complexity of this issue. for more on that, let's go to "red eye"'s senior media correspondent. >> not jasper, but adorable. let me ask you something, sherrod. earlier today "rolling stone" when they issued the statement they say their hearts go out to the victims go out to the boston bombings. >> first of all i give "rolling stone" this, of all of the bombers he is the sexiest. uni-bomber, not a looker jie. the cabin thing was rough. >> he is

>>> hello, i'm andrea tantaros with bob beckel, greg gutfeld, eric bolling, dana perino. this is "the five." some of the peaceful protests turned into riots three days after george zimmerman was acquitted in florida. in los angeles alone, at least 14 have been arrested. rioters broke windows, attacked people on sidewalks, even raided a walmart store and more. as violence escalates, george zimmerman's parents fear for their lives and for the safety of the rest of their family. >> it is a lot of death threats. >> you have death threats? >> some media, death threats on him, i'm concerned not only for george but the whole family. >> can you give me some idea what some of the threats have been? >> everyone in george's dna should be killed. every kind of horrible thing you can imagine. >> and civil rights activists like al sharpton don't want this story to go away. >> just as 50 years ago clergy men had to come forward and take leadership to lead the civil rights movement in the '60s. the clergy will come forward to deal with this new threat to civil and human rights in the 21s

if it wasn't for education, dana, i wouldn't be anywhere. in other words, i had a tiger mom and tiger mom who was a black tiger mom who said you're going to get good grades, you're going to stay in school, you're going to work. not only that, you're going to achieve, not just hanging in there, you're going to achieve. to me if we are serious about this, we go about picking on unions, going at school reform and going at charter school and vouchers. that's why people say you know, they provide a lot of jobs but you know what, unless you're educating kids, unless you love the kids, you're not doing anything, you're not helping anybody! do you understand what i'm saying or do you think i am a nut. >> you and i have talked about this a lot. i would ask you, juan, do you think that al sharpton actually represents the black community because i don't think that he does. and you and i have talked about this, you have written about this enough in your book, he represents a minority of the black community now, and i don't think he does them a service a

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all three of them, bob. >> dana? >> that's not fair, bob.hree say it is not race. >> i was thinking about it yesterday. my initial reaction to eric holder's speech was a negative one. greg said i said a bad word in the green room, i didn't, i never do. >> that's not true. >> but everybody in life brings their personal experiences to whatever job they currently have, so when we are here, i can talk about something from wyoming or my time in government and you can talk about time in business, bob has been on campaigns. everybody brings personal experiences. i think what eric holder experienced, talked about being stopped when he was running because he was late for a movie, those things do stick with you. president obama appointed him, a lot of us can disagree with some of the decisions he's made, on this one in particular, i disagree with what he did, i don't think they're going to bring a case ultimately, i think they had to say what they said because president obama had already inserted himself, and the anger against them had they so great,

joining me now are angela rye and dana milbank.hank you both for your time this evening. >> thank you, rev. >> dana, is that how we're judging our lawmakers these days, by how many laws they repeal? >> what great logic. i keep telling my editors i should be judged by how many columns i don't write, and and they never seem to buy it. you know what? there is a little secret for speaker boehner here. they're not even doing a good job of repealing laws. if you want to repeal a law you have to pass a law to repeal a law. well, basically, they're doing absolutely nothing at all. although that's not really fair. just as this congress has passed fewer laws than any other, it's had more votes than any other. so basically, this is the wheel-spinning congress that just can't agree on anything. >> now angela, you know republicans are so oposed to this health care law that they are refusing to even help their constituents with it. the hill report, i'm going to read this to you. some republicans indicated they will not assist constituents in nav

that's their objective. >> dana?think if they have new information to come out, i advise them as a former pr person, the holiday weekend is not the best time. may want to hold onto that. >> i would give even better advice. if you're an american and this hurts america internationally, don't do it. i really have -- greenwald, i don't believe that he thinks anything that has leaked could hurt america because he doesn't believe in the war on terror. it is always the so-called war on terror. so there's no such thing as espionage in his mind. therefore, anything that's released is okay, that's the frightening thing i think. >> quick thoughts? >> i don't think it is what president obama is doing to double o dork face, it is what dork face is doing to himself. president obama has no control over him, he can't get him back, can't pressure allies to give him back. if president obama really could flex his muscles, he would. he's not. >> i quote watergate papers, daniel ellsberg, what he did was expose i will lee gallonity, he u

commissioners. >> let me ask dana one question. would i assume correctly that the bike share installation we just approved won't interfere with this? >> they may need to take the bikes out during the event but the installation -- that's why we tucked it between the two stair wells and picked that spot. >> thank you. seeing no other questions. entertain a motion >> he would like to see our general manager skate board in the half pipe would like to move for this matter to be approved. >> so moved. is there a second. >> second. >> moved and seconded. all those in favor. >> i. >> approved. >> we're on item 9 play ground renovation project. >> good morning commissioners. my name is tokes with the capital division. it's an action for the paliga play ground by increasing the amount an allowed from 1.95 to an amount not to exceed 1.05. just a quick background. this project is one of the biggest bond. this is a project approximately $21 million. in january 12, the recreation park approved the contract to builders in the amount of 10.195. th

dana has married a dog. look at the picture. it's like a wedding portrait.ere is my new husband. >> he's so handsome. >> the world is going to hell in a hand basket. anyway, in is the july/august 2013 issue. pick it up. great interview of dana. >> okay. very quickly, fox sports is kicking off a new channel in august. they got together with major league baseball, they put something outside on the plaza here, check it out. >> take that bill o'reilly. >> number one has a couple of significanc significances. >> that's how president obama shoots baskets. he never misses one. was that edited or did you not miss one? >> no, that was a little bit edited. >> i like how during the break dana said that's quite a finger. >> i have something serious to say if you don't mind. yesterday i said something on television that i think i overstated my case. i said that i didn't think you should build anymore mosques in this country. it was an overstatement because in this country with re allowed to practice our religions. however, the one thing i will stand by very strongly is t

. >>> hello, i'm andrea tantaros with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." the clintons are being drawn into the anthony weiner sexting scandal. new york post says they're, quote, livid about it. evidently hillary doesn't like being compared to anthony's wife huma. you remember, hillary stayed with bill after his sex ka paids, and she's standing by herman after he sent messages to a bunch of young women on the web. it is not just the clintons that have had enough. listen to david axelrod and former press secretary dee dee myers. >> at this point it is absurd, he is not going to be the next mayor of new york, he is wasting time and space. americans believe in second chances but not third chances. >> this isn't a story anybody, particularly the clintons, is happy to see splashed on the front pages and on the news relentlessly, they as much as anyone would like to see this go away. >> bill maher made an interesting point. why is anthony weiner any worse than bill clinton or -- >> i see him endlessly talking abou

i want to go to cnn's dana bash now. dana, you were near the airport and you were trying to make your way i would assume from san francisco back to d.c.? dana? >> sorry, don, can you hear me now? >> i can hear you now. >> yeah, go ahead. tell us where you were and what you saw. >> that's exactly right. i was with family here, i am with family here in san francisco and i was heading to the airport to make my way back to washington where i live. and we were turning the corner coming off the hawaii and suddenly everybody slammed on their brakes. and as we got closer, we realized the reason and it was because we could see the smoke sort of billowing up from the runway where this plane had clearly crashed. and obviously we -- i'm sure everybody around us did the same thing, turned on the radio and we heard the news pretty fast. then a police car came up and told us and everybody else that was trying to get into the airport, you know, sorry, the airport's closed, you got to move and so they diverted traffic, you know, from pre

dana, i want to ask you about the tone and messaging of this. your area of expertise. person i talked to said they thought he was a little too angry in tone and the message could have had a caveat with it, which is what we talked about here, maybe he should have said something i said earlier in the week which is you can't say all blacks. there are blacks that agree with bill o'reilly that are responsible that don't like the behavior of some in the community, like all whites aren't the same. >> that's true. i think any time that you're speaking about something with passion, there's a fine line where some people might say absolutely that's how i feel because they feel that frustration building up in them. also if you feel like you can't say something because somebody then won't like you or somebody on talk radio is going to make fun of you later, and you hold back and somebody else says it on your behalf, you kind of cheer for them. however, there's another part of that which is if you're part of the audience that hears a strong message like that and gets offended, then

you haven't gotten dana or greg.c is too rich. >> how about the other day when you said i would be a bad person to be married to. >> you would. i love you as a friend, i mean, i couldn't imagine the stares. first of all -- >> and you would be a dream. >> that's why i got divorced after a few years. you don't want to move the stuff around. why peter is staying. look at him. if you could have a camera on him, that poor guy looks like he came out of an insane asylum. all i can tell you, one more thing is up next. ♪ mom always got good nutrition to taste great. she was a picky eater. we now i'm her dietitian... ...anlast year, she wasn'tating so well. so i recommended boost complete nutritional drink to help her get the nutrition she was missing. and now she drinks it every day. well, it tastes great! [ male announcer ] boost drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones, and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. and now boost comes in two delicious, new bars

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dana, let's just talk more about the timeline of when this behavior was going on.left congress in 2011. it seems like it was going on for a long time after that. >> it certainly does. he didn't give an exact date of when it was happening, but they both admitted it was happening after he resigned. if you believe the dirty.com, which is the website that posted this, it said that the exchanges that it posted, which were explicit at times, happened in july, august of 2012, which was a year ago, and a full year after he resigned. so that really is what is shocking. people who have covered him and covered his attempt to resurrect his political career with the mayor's race in new york, but also with forces i've been talking with here in washington who knew him well when he was in congress saying you've got to be kidding me. they thought this was his chance at a second chance, many of whom they thought he was trying to do it too soon, but this is unbelievable. even to people who went through the very difficult scandal with him two years ago. >> gloria, you can't underestim

>> dana, you're so sheltered.e's shoes. >> there are pictures of his own feet though. >> then i'm done. >> is that when he crossed the line? the other pictures were okay, but when he took pictures of his feet, you're like i've had it. >>> all right, ahead. the moment the world has been waiting for, a glimpse at another possible future king of england, will and kate walked out of the hospital earlier with their bundle of joy and spoke to reporters. you'll hear from the very proud parents next. ♪ test test. >>> welcome back to "the five." the world got their first peek at a future king. prince william and his lovely wife kate stepped out st. mary's in london to show the world their son. >> he has a good pair of lungs, that's for sure. he is a big boy, quite heavy. we're still working on a name. we'll have that as soon as we can. probably a chance to catch up. got her looks thankfully. >> no. it is a special time, any parent sort of know what the feeling feels like. >> that gives you some indication listening to the

i think dana is right. they will not run a case. >> they are stirring the pot. >> things would have been different if trayvon was white. you can say that about a lot of black on black violence as well. you have to focus on some of the positive things that bob was talking about. he did mention something that is strikingly different from the sharptons of the world. he says it is getting better. >> i leak that. >> which flies in the face of race baiting. that is a positive thing. the next thing is to start talking to people other than al sharpton. have shelby steel or thomas soul advice at this -- visit the white house. you have to be fair. he talked about black males and aggression. the negative reinforcement in black culture that leads to that. he did connect it to poverty which sometimes i have an issue with because there are a lot of poor people who don't commit crimes. have i to give him credit or p pros as we like to use -- props which we like to use here is he is addressing this stuff. maybe this is the

as dana says, but -- he will stay in the race and stick it out. what drives him?think the question really is going to come down to, you know, did he have treatment basically after all of this? because -- this reflects basically very purim pulse control. right? if you are caught and you are -- you have a career demise and you still feel compelled to do something, then your ability to control your impulses, you know, is very questionable. i think that -- voters do have a right to be concerned about that. about -- you know, are they going to elect someone who has really purim pulse control and urges that they cannot contain. however, people can change. and treatment can really change people if they are truly engaged no matter how persistent, let's say, they seem to be. if they can understand what is unconsciously driving them to do that and so i think that -- he's alluded to having been in a lot of therapy and -- i guess the question is, you know, since this all occurred, has he really been in intensive treatment. has he continued to get treatment, to deal with this?

i tell them to mop floors instead but that's women's work, am i right, dana?at's what ladies do. >> i'll give you a retweet of that. >> what do you think do you make of the findings? >> i think they got to the right results for the wrong conclusions. i think men who grow up in households who have sisters are more likely to be conservative because they want their sisters to be polite lit properly and they don't want jerks, you know, embarrassing their sisters in the future. keep pointing to -- >> like weiner? >> yeah. >> did weiner have sisters? >> i think that the house work thing is crazy, but i think if you grow up having sisters, you might end up being more conservative for all the right reasons. >> yeah, because you understand women. because you're with them up close and personal, having similar experiences and seeing what women go through, the parallels and the differences. bob, you want to kick somebody's rear end if they had been mean to your sister. >> my sister used to kick my rear end, number one. number two -- >> that would explain it. >> and the mo

i don't have anything to add to dana's comments. they were excellent. i've been working on it for three years and i'm excited. we're planning a launch around mid-august with this. and we will be joining the ranks like new york city and chicago and minneapolis and boston and north american cities would have successful up and running bike share systems. and that's all i really have, but i'm here if you have questions. thank you very much. >> thank you. do you have a comment? >> at the right time i wanted to note that in addition to those cities in the us that have this program, a number of international cities, paris, i've used bike share at a number of venues and it's an exciting program so we're fully support of and the partnership of the mta. >> maybe we'll continue with public comment and get the rest of the commission. >> is there any public comment on this item. being none. public comment is close. >> commissioner harrison. a couple of things, will the dimension with this area with the bike racks will that grow as the program grows. i noticed they'r

>> dana, you're so sheltered.s shoes. >> there are pictures of his own feet though. >> then i'm done. >> is that when he crossed the line? the other pictures were okay, but when he took pictures of his feet, you're like i've had it. >>> all right, ahead. the moment the world has been waiting for, a glimpse at another possible future king of england, will and kate walked out of the hospital earlier with their bundle of joy and spoke to reporters. you'll hear from the very proud parents next. ♪ members of the american postal worker's union handle more than 165 billion letters and packages a year. that's about 34 million pounds of mail every day. ever wonder what this costs you as a taxpayer? millions? tens of millions? hundreds of millions? not a single cent. the united states postal service doesn't run on your tax dollars. it's funded solely by stamps and postage. brought to you by the men and women of the american postal worker's union. >>> welcome back to "the five." the world got their first peek at a future kin

i'm dana perino. it's 5:00 o'clock in new york city. and this is "the five". >> with an eye on 2016, one question looms large. should the party be more conservative or libertarian? chris christie and rand paul, the new jersey governor was asked about national security and he fired this shot. >> this strain of libertarianism that's going through both parties right now and making big headlines, i think is a very dangerous thought. president obama has done nothing to change the policies of the bush administration in the war on terrorism and i mean practically nothing. and you know why? 'cause they work. i love all these esew tearic debates that people are getting in. senator rand paul, for example. you can name any number of people and he's one of them. >> the kentucky senator thought it fit to fire back and he did so with this tweet. he said, quote, chris christie worries about the dangers of freedom. i worry about the danger of losing that freedom, spying without warrant is unconstitutional, end quote. greg, i'm going to start with you.

dana perino, fox news juan williams.for background we had sharpton's attorney on the network last night. debated al sharpton, i have invited al sharpton to partner with me, to help young kids in harlem and elsewhere, that he thinks need help. you never got back to me on those things zm so is that a fair -- to say a political assassin on the issue of race, juan? >> no, i think you're really tough and consistent on president obama. that has nothing to do about this. this is demonizing you, sean, and i think an effort to move away from the real conversation that you were speaking about. but i had lunch with al sharpton today, he called me up and asked me to come over and speak to him. i agreed to do it. his feeling is, you are attacking him. he doesn't understand. he thinks you have been friends, he thinks lots of people here at fox -- >> he's attacked me for days on his radio and tv program. this isn't just one attack, this has gone on now. >> i think that from his perspective, somehow there's something terrible going on,

what dana said i thought was really important.king about this the last five days. talked to family, friends, trying to figure out the right way to say. this i wasn't surprised he did not make a mistake but i was surprised -- they did not want this to be the prime time address. obama speaks about race. they wanted this to be, they didn't want a news countdown to his speech on race. they wanted it more off the cuff. they thought it would come off better if it seemed more of a surprise to us. i covered the white house. i was thinking the speech would be, it is jay carney's birthday. he came out smiling. maybe he is talking about detroit. we were all trans fixed and shocked. i think that added to the fact that this was a big moment. >> i think it worked. i think that approach tended to -- >> so far. dana milbank, 20 seconds to you. were you surprised? >> sure. the first line in the transcript is whoa! and nobody was in their seats because they were just figuring jay would be 30 minutes late again. but it was a surprise. that's why it

. >> and dana perino. >> and this is a great story. the world is following this. don't you think it would have been a better story back in the day when there was going to be a coup, back in mary queen of scotts days. >> reporter: absolutely. that's why i am interested in it now, stories of british history of fascinating. when you read those stories about how difficult it was to continue the line in a family and in the monarchy, and the fact that they killed the young boy at the tower of london, things have been easier since then. this is a continuation of that line. that's why you have the big announcement and the importance of it among many of the people in britain that they see that family line continue. it is still important to them. >> martha, i know you're coming back, i hope you will. we will cut greg's microphone off. >> i am the only one asking the right questions. >> okay. we're going to be back. >> martha has been fantastic, solid, she put up with this. martha, don't go anywhere. we're going to come back to you when things develop. there's a chance we ma

da dana, are you still with us? >> reporter: i am, hi, fred. >> dana, recap for us what you saw and at what point you saw this smoke or what appeared to be some trouble on the runway. >> reporter: well, we were coming into the airport hoping to catch our flight out and rounding the bend to get into the airport complex and everything kind of slowed down pretty fast and when we turned the corner we had a clear shot of the runway with what appeared to be a plane up in smoke. everybody slowed down at the same time, turned the corner and then all of the traffic pretty much stopped and the police officers were coming by saying you cannot get into the airport. you have to move over. you know we've been diverted to get away from the area and we've been here now for 20 minutes, maybe 30 minutes and no planes have taken off or landed since. >> anthony castellani, where are you? >> i'm at the embassy suites i'm on the eighth floor, the highest floor here waiting for the airbus from lufthansa, never seen one before, doing some

take a listen to this dana. >> i think that the things would have been different in george zimmerman for this reason. he never would have been charged with a crime. >> so dana, is the criminal justice system is biassed in favor of african-americans, is that right? >> goodness gracious, you would think he would have enough decency to just keep his mouth shut at had point. the president by contrast had one of his best moments i think this afternoon when he surprised everybody speaking without notes and basically as something of a racial healer saying jury's spoken. putting some doubt on whether the federal government will get involved in any way. but also just speaking in such a personal powerful way i think americans probably never pause to think that their future president was once followed around a department store and heard door locks clicking because he was there and he was a black man. so i think he was able to bring this home to people of all races in a way that only he could doll today. and that was -- it was a statement perhaps a bit overdue but a very powerfully made. >> i an

the fbi is aggressively pursuing the case, as dana mentioned. look, it's a long shot to bring a federal prosecution. but i've been told by sources they are going to examine all of the state's evidence, including stuff they didn't bring to trial. they will look at it. for example, the gun is not going anywhere. mr. zimmerman -- >> we thought he was going to get it. >> he's not getting the gun, it's evidence. they want everything on hold. i will say this, even though it's a long shot, it's a heck of a thing to have the fbi really poring into your background and looking at you the way they are going to do over the coming weeks. but it's a long shot. >> the president had to give it for other reasons as well. he couldn't be silent. >> he couldn't be. that is absolutely right. whatever the evidence was, the legality was of this case, the bottom line is a boy was walking home from the store and ended up dead. and that is what has such outrage in the african-american community. and understandable, why wouldn't you be outraged? this child was killed. and

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. >> let's talk about this why he did it, dana. i'm trying to figure out, greg thinks he needs to address it, i'm trying to figure out why did he have to go back there? the outcome may have been different if trayvon were just white. >> incredible. >> i'm not good at discerning why he said certain things. i'll tell you why i think he said that is tomorrow is saturday, they're planning to have the big protests around the country, al sharpton and notching that up all week. earlier this week, eric holder, the attorney general, said at the naacp meeting, we will take a look at this from the federal level. then you had trayvon martin's parents give very compelling interviews saying we want the federal government to look at this and dot the is and cross the ts. i think that what president obama was doing today and followed up by the naacp statement is they're trying to say, all right, there's not going to be a federal case. and we're going to have to move on. >> because they have no case. >> and they're going to try to do the stand your g