dana, this is so unbelievable. i'm trying to think if this is -- go ahead, dana.o ahead. >> reporter: i'm just doing this real time. forgive me. we're going to roll with this. congressman charlie dent of pennsylvania, what happened? >> the speaker election has been postponed, kevin mccarthy with drew from the race and didn't think he could unify the conference. what he said essentially was true. >> reporter: just a couple hours ago he was saying to you all in the meeting this morning, said to us, to me as he walked by after the meeting when he made his final pitch, he feels confident that he has the votes. do you think that something changed with the number of votes he was going to get or did something else happen? >> no, i believe what simply happened kevin mccarthy had a strong majority of support in the conference here today. i don't think he had 218 votes. now the question would have been had kevin been the nominee of the conference, gone to the floor and then not secured 218 votes, that obviously would have been humiliating. and so i suspect maybe that entere

we're here with dana carvey. [ cheers and applause ] now, dana, everybody knows you're a great impressionist. so, i thought tonight we would put your skills to the test. it is time for "wheel of impressions." [ cheers and applause ] welcome to the wheel of impressions >> jimmy: now, how it works is i'll press this button here, which activates the impression generator. and it will land on one random celebrity that one of us can do an impression of and one random topic. >> okay. >> jimmy: so since it's uh, halloween, we're going to do halloween themes with different celebrities talking about things that are halloween themed. >> okay. >> jimmy: so here we go. you're up first. press the button. >> so i press this? >> jimmy: yeah. and it'll -- >> jimmy: and then it will come up on the screen. [ beeping ] president obama talking about trick-or-treaters. >> okay. >> jimmy: president obama talking about trick-or-treaters. you can talk to that camera. >> where do i, look at that camera? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> president obama. [ as obama ] the advice that i have for trick-or-treaters. [ laughter ] i

>> you made our point. >> your point is about the death of four people, dana. that's not what we're talking about. >> you said it's okay for them to politicize it to cover their rear ends. >> i did not. the changes that were made were coming out of the white house in terms of the statements and remember the sunday talking story, that's all we're talking about. we're not talking about anything of substance here. >> we are. >> i actually am. >> i'm not sure. >> it's not the fact. >> we're going to call brett baier. >> do you wonder how you can fill that block? >> that was fun. the commander of our forces in afghanistan is challenging the president's plan to pull our troops out. general john campbell is warning when "the five" return. i was going to the library to do my homework. it was a little bit of a walk to get to the bus stop. i had to wait in line to use the computer. took a lot of juggling to keep it all together. what's possible when you have high-speed internet at home? the library never closes. it makes it so much better to do homework when you're at ho

>>> hello, i'm dana perino, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling and brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> one of hillary clinton's closest aides went before the house select committee on benghazi. huma abedin went before congressmen. on thursday clinton will deliver public testimony. on tuesday she defended her decision to send ambassador stevens and others into harm's way. >> we did not put one single american soldier on the ground in libya. i'll say this for the libyan people -- >> american citizens did lose their lives in benghazi. >> i'll get to that. unless you believe that the united states should not send diplomats to any place that is dangerous, then-day not, then when we send them forth there's always the potential for danger and risk. >> of course she never did get back to that question that anderson cooper asked. clinton will be questioned about her private email server next week. the fbi is investigating. and according to the "new york times," agents are reporthood i angry with president obama over trying to clear his for

dana?ll remember, that nobody is more well-researched than hillary clinton and they have focus grouped and test and they know that planned parenthood is very popular in the country. it is a huge political machine and it is squarely behind hillary clinton. so i think she was waiting for the question. because it wasn't coming she had to figure out a way to plug them and get it in there and that will help her with those people. interesting yesterday planned parenthood announced it was ending its practice of paying for fetal tissue. >> the one that they said they weren't doing. now they've ended it. they were selling baby body parts. >> they claim that their expenses were being reimbursed by the process. but they to me -- as a person who is pro choice, what planned parenthood did as disclosed by those horrible videos was to become so hardened and insensitive as to make of humanity a commodity. shame on them, they have now as dana suggested, outlawed the process. thank god they have. but why is

. >> reporter: yeah, dana. after a night of celebrating they are actually trying to take as much of a rest as they can as they prepare for the next challenge, the cubs. and the winner of course getting a trip to the world series. now, remember, these are two long suffering franchises who are now on the cusp of greatness. but let's take you back. back to 1969, if you remember right, that's where the mets and the cubs met in the post- season the last time the same year the infamous black cat crossed in front of cubs great ron santos' path en route to a 1986. the cubs haven't won since 1908. back where the players arrived at the ballpark on horseback. this season the favorites are the cubs. the mets are going to have the win a game against the cubs. this year. take heart, mets fans. those games were played in may and june long before the transformation led by yoenis cespedes. they have a healthy david wright and they are flush with grit and confidence. >>> we're a different -- >> we're a different line-up. post-se

i'm dana perino, along with geraldo rivera and frank sharew. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." many american voters have said they don't trust hillary clinton anymore. what would she say to them? >> oh, that really hurts my feelings, i have to tell you. i believe that by the end of this campaign people will know i will fight for them and they can count on me. >> it's surprising to hear you say that because you've been in politics for 20 years, so it's not like people don't know you. are you having a problem connecting? >> i don't know. you can ask me that and obviously it's not the nicest question to hear because i feel like i have a long record working on the issues that i believe are important to people. and i'm going to continue to do that. >> and she's apologized for using a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state, but she's also blaming republicans for her scandal. so which is it? is she sorry or is the gop just out to get her? >> i mean, i'm sorry that i made a choice that has resulted in this kind of situa

farber. >> something tells me that team dana farber will want her on their team. >> you ran for dana farer in the half last year. what a great team. >> and how about the back of her shirt? nine days since my last chemo treatment. the person running behind her will be inspired to run faster. >> the whole way. >> good story. >> thank you. >>> let's talk weather now because the runners need a little more than we're getting this evening. >> exactly. can you believe we're going to have another three-day holiday weekend, which should be good? i always say should be just in case. let's look at the numbers today. 72 is what it got up to in boston. 72 today so 8 degrees above the average, which is 64 for this date. four years ago we had a record high of 78 degrees. that's warm for october. 64 again in boston, upper 60s to the south in taunton. these are the current temperatures from the 50s to the north and to the west, it does get cooler. so we'll have a little bit of chilly air coming down late tonight and tomorrow. much warmer weather on the western part of the nation will start flooding e

dana first? >> welcome.s not what you said during the break. >> i would say is climate change real? i don't know. >> wow, way to give it your all. you think we should build a wall around the earth to keep out the aliens, make the martians pay for it? >> the big door. >> and protect us from climate change. >> eric, what would you say? >> i would say why are you asking me? he's right there. >> oh. there you go. all right. >> i would ask them why they're here. >> what do you want. >> wasn't that the first thing you would want to know. >> why are you here, where did you come from? how long have you been wherever you've been. a lot of questions. >> kimberly, what would you ask? >> i just told you. >> i would ask them what they're made of. i would ask them what they're made of. >> you would try to eat them. >> we eat earthlings, we eat lamb and cow. those are earthling, just like we are. why are they special? i would ask them what are you made of? carbohydrate, protein. i might nibble on them and if they're delici

back with dana lash, host of dana on the blaze, and also with us ana navarro.correspondent jeff zeleny, let's start with you. i guess not a huge surprise he's agreed finally to do this. there was an awful lot of pressure on him. what do you make of his remarks? >> not a surprise he decided to come to this conclusion. i've never seen so much pressure on a relatively young lawmaker with a bright future to do something like that that he really doesn't want to do. he was serious about that. we hear a lot of political figures say i don't want to do this. he really didn't. i think that he, you know, from mitt romney to some religious figures to john boehner, a lot of people essentially begged him to do this for the good of the house conference. the speaker position we talk about in political terms. it is a constitutional office. the second in line to the presidency, so i'm told that is what weighed on paul ryan's mind here. it is far from clear that he is going to be able to unify this conference. i believe he is serious about saying he will not actually go through w

i'm going to cover it with miss dana tonight. but i got way more important things to do than this, all right? it's true. and they will come to some consensus, they being the republicans in the house, who control the house. but if it's not paul ryan, you are doing yourself a tremendous disservice, he's respected, he's smart and they want to unite the party, he could do it it. >> what about a nolan ryan. >> paul ryan would be fantastic, that's why there's so much interest in the swell of support and enthusiasm encouraging him to take the position. but he's been pretty steadfast in his resolve that it's not something that he wants. and dana and i were talking about earlier, she mentioned, maybe this is something if he ever wants to run to be president of the united states, the path to do that isn't by taking this very controversial, difficult position that you know many people don't want. >> is it that bad? is the speaker of the house job that bad? >> i know someone who would take it. is it so controversial that you wouldn't want it

carolyn. >> reporter: good evening, dana. that berm behind me just built today. two miles long it's one of the many steps taken by officials here in long beach and across long island in preparation and they want members of the public residents to take their own steps as well hoping for the best but preparing for the worst. >> people are just preparing for the worst right now. still fresh in her mind sandy flooded swing belly's restaurant and covered much of long beach in sand and sea water. on blocks where nearly every home has been rebuilt, there's worry and hope. >> i'm hoping that it stays out east in the sea. >> reporter: nassau county officials say they are better equipped this time with new high axle vehicles and portable generators for traffic lights. they urge residents to prepare now, too. fill up gas tanks, charge phones, stock up on batteries, food and water. and have a go kit ready. and if evacuations are ordered -- >> rather than go to a shelter, we have suggested the family and friends plan where you partner with a family member or friend that lives

basically, dana. what year would you go to and what would you do to change the future? >> i like the other question. >> i like this question because i like to ask it. all sorts of people and i would be curious to hear your answer some day. i've always wanted to know what actually made the dinosaurs go extinct. so like i would go back then. i don't know if i would change it because as kimberly said, everything turned out okay for the rest of us. there's fossil fuels. >> you'll get a lot of letters on that. >> bring it on. >> that's all dinosaurs are good for. fossil fuels. >> what time would you like to go back to? >> that's this question that keeps coming up. if you could back and kill hitler, would you kill him and change the future. >> i think no. i think the answer is no. we talked a little bit about no, let it happen and see what happens. >> i think i would kill hitler. i would go back and kill hitler. >> i would kill his parents. >> the idea that you -- the whole idea that you don't want to go ba

good evening, i'm dana tyler. officer holder was just 33 years old, a five-year veteran on the force. he was killed while chasing a suspect last night in east harlem. moments ago, chopper 2 was over the scene as a police van carrying the body of officer holder arrived at the jeremiah gaffney funeral home in inwood. dozens of police officers and firefighters standing still quietly saluting the fallen officer. honored tonight now in east harlem outside his police precinct. cbs 2's dick brennan there live with more. dick. >> reporter: well, dana, we can tell you many members of the clergy from around new york city have gathered. they are arm in arm. singing psalms. the idea is to support officer holder to support police officers and, of course, to honor his memory. in the meantime there are many questions tonight about the man accused of shooting officer holder and why he was ever on the loose. growing up officer randolph holder always wanted to be a police officer just like his father and grandfather and great uncle

. >> i want to check in with dana bash. dana, what's the reaction so far that you're hearing?rter: hi there, that's right. let me start that ben carson has just cam out to start to talk to reporters, and i expect him to come around the corner so when he does i'm going to try to stop him and talk him so i'll sort of interrupt myself, but to answer your question we had a remarkable thing and i know we'll try to turn the tape around for everybody that the republican national committee chair just came out and blasted the network cnbc. >> wow. >> as having gotcha questions and completely having what they call a rubik's cube of gotcha questions and walked away and didn't take questions from us. it was kind of remarkable, and you know what. i'm going to stop and tell that you ben carson is on his way to me. dr. carson. dr. carson. dr. carson. dr. carson. >> let me just start by asking you, you made pretty clear at the beginning that you were not going to counterpunch donald trump, even though he's been really tough on you in the campaign trail. why did you take that tack? >> well, it

dana, what's this all about?she says that there's several of you have brought up this video. and are skeptical. i have a feeling that she probably has a staffer watching "the five" and send her a little note and slipped her a note saying see if you can clear that up. and oerlt thing that bothers me about this is she is saying well the video is so important to the one person that they arrested, about 16 months later after this attack. but then susan rice, the national security adviser, who coordinate all the communications on the policy for the administration, she's the one who sent out, instead of hillary on the five sunday shows, she says quote, this attack was due to a spontaneous attack inspired by a video. number one, number two, how in the world that your instinct to arrest the video maker in america that is not supposed to happen under our first amendment. >> greg, pathological, stick with the story. >> first she should apologize to the families for lying. could i please, please do the exercise that i alway

vanessa. >> reporter: well, dana, it is not any better than it has been here all day. this has been the situation cold, windy, wet, unpleasant, to be precise. these are the conditions. it is 48-point -- [ inaudible ] [ [ signal breakup ] >> reporter: winds at 27.5 miles per hour. they have been over 30 as we measure them with the mobile weather lab. that means wind chills are down into the 30s for us. lonnie talked about the persistent northeast winds at issue is we have pounding surf and water is being pushed inland in places like lindenhurst. and in ocean beach where they don't need to see any more flooding they are trying to recover from sandy. but certainly we caught those roadways just completely covered with water today. in addition to that, waves as high as 10 feet persistently crashed upon the shore in a place where the beach is already compromised. downtown have been reduced to nothing in ocean beach after sandy they expected them to be rebuilt in the next few years. so a bad situation there. our cameras also caught many people trying to navigate the ankle dee

. >> reporter: hey, dana. you could certainly feel it here in the bronx. not just a nip in the air but meaningful october baseball for the yankees something their fans haven't experienced since 2012 and as you know in yankee land that's an eternity. but here's the situation. it's a one-game wild card matchup with the houston astros, that's it. you win and you advance. you lose and you go home. the yankees will try to put behind them a roughly final week that made clinching home field advantage in this game much harder than it had to be. they lost six of the last seven so they will try to turn that around tonight. we'll have more on this unique play-off game coming up later on in sports. also hear from darryl strawberry an cc sabathia's substance abuse issue. but for now, reporting live inside yankee stadium, otis livingston, dana, back to you in the studio. >> see you in a bit, otis. >>> tonight at 6:00, thousands next why is the federal government releasing so many convicted criminals? >> also, concealed in a cookie? the half-baked idea customs agents say

>> dana, stand by. mcelderccarthy has been unders .litical reporter asked mcelderccarthy about that shortly after he announced he was dropping his bid to become speaker. >> how much did your comments about benghazi last week play into your decision to step aside? >> it wasn't helpful. yeah, i could have said it much better, but this benghazi committee was only committed for one purpose, to find the truth on behalf of the families. i should not be a distraction from that and that's part of the decision, as well. >> we're joined live from capitol hill, he was asked about a letter from a north carolina congressman that appeared to be a threat of some sort. what are you learning about that? >> reporter: this is from walter jones, a congressman for 20 years from north carolina and he's seen numerous scandals and what mr. jones did over the last few days really got a lot of people's attention is that he publicly asked that any candidates who have quote deeds that could embarrass the republican party, that those candidates should step aside f

otis. >> reporter: yeah, dana. you can certainly feel the anticipation and excitement as fans go into citi field. some of them standing right behind me. the moment that they are clinging to to keep hope alive for the 2015 season and the world series, the 1986 mets lost the first two games before beating the boston red sox in seven games. that's the direct opposite of this year's team because they lost the first two at home. this year's team have two chances to make that fifth game necessary on sunday. noah syndergaard has the first shot to make sure it's necessary. the 23-year-old rookie isn't shaken by the prospects of holding the mets season in his hands. >> you can't be too focused on it's a world series game. when i started in l.a. i thought it was going to be a completely different game but then in reality it's the same game just a little louder different atmosphere. take it one pitch at a time and try to slow the game down as much as possible. >> yeah, since they qualify for the world series, we have team. ou

dana secretly recorded her husband's reaction to share with family. that video is now on the verge of going viral. liddy just came town me and said you are the guy on there crying. everything is going to be okay. i am praying for you . >>> it shows god is able to do any and all things, you know, so it can help someone else and give them hope that it can happen then that is what it's . >>> you are pregnant. >> anchor: his reaction is priceless, isn't it? that video is getting a whole lot of attention on-line and it has been viewed by more than 370 000 people on you tube. >> anchor: coming up, it's the season for schnitzel. a certain restaurant is celebrat celebrating object fest of we'll take you there for what's cooking. >> reporter: a cold rain and gusty wind. weekend? we'll look at the track of . >> anchor: tragedy in afghanistan. officials at hanscom air force base remembering two airmen >> anchor: talk about a bad idea when a wedding favor shuts down a colorado airport. a bride and groom whose names both start with t thought it would be cute to ma

dana, what do you say?for your mental health. >> if you are, have a high risk of heart disease ask your doctor. i think this is, one size fits all approach and i don't think they mean two hours of exercise all at once. 30 minutes walk in the morning. get another 20 minute walk in in the afternoon or something. i remember watching on "the biggest loser" one time, one of the trainers, doesn't matter how much you exercise. it's how much you eat. >> yeah. protein. high protein, low-carbs. >> isn't that really it? be honest? >> like the pizza. work out 40 minutes to get rid of a lights of pizza. don't eat the pizza. >> is that true? >> one of the standing desks with the treadmill built into the standing desk. brilliant. >> i do it every morning. get on the stair climber and write these -- >> i have a clipboard. i sit up there, and climber, do that, write notes. watching all the tv shows. >> stair climber for little people or regular guys? >> whew! >> being so nice. >> little people attack. >> yes. >> okay. >> yo

she never quits. >> dana was there, too. people thought dana was running the marathon, too. it was quite a feat. and you know, friends, family, they get you through you it. >> good luck. >> thank you. >> we have to go. we're taking up time from the 6:00. >> that's it for us here at 5:00. we'll see you again at 11:00. the news at 6:00 starts right now. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> bullets fly and a bus driver is caught at the fire. plus sparks fly at the city council meeting over "airbnb." >> yes or no? is it on the list? >> the question is not a yes or no answer. >> the heated debate about illegal rentals and the proposed new rules. also, a cbs 2 exclusive an inside tour of the new american dream meadowlands project plus, the flagship to move in. and the world series in new york tonight and the mets need to make a big move tonight in game 3. but first, we start with that breaking news. good evening, i'm dana tyler. it was a terrifying ride home. gunfire erupts in bushwick mta bus. cbs 2's jessica schneider live on the scene in brooklyn with the latest. jess. >> reporter:

dana, what is this? >> what? like an emu and a zebra?e. >> eric, it looks a little like jeremy piven. >> it's like a slow lore is. >> usually it's a slow loreis. >> is it an impala bred with a zebra? >> it's very close. but you're wrong, typical liberal. >> you're got hair much like seth rogen. ha do you think it is? >> it's part zebra. >> nice. you're right. what else? >> everybody got that. >> you're wrong, giraffe. >> i'll end this horrible discussion. it's called an okapi. it's a forest giraffe. native to central africa and its color pattern allows it to hide in dense vegetation. for more on this, go ahead. >> i wasn't close at all. what are you talking about. >> wow, that was really strange, is all i'm going to say. dana. >> that was a tease into my one more thing. >> i want to tell but the celebration of reading i got to go to last night. held at the barbara bush foundation. her mission to end early childhood and adult illiteracy. there's me in the mitt middle, yes, i'm that short. and harlan coban, a good friend of ours. and he's

dana perino knows something how to sound presidential. me with the dos and don'ts of navigating a congressional hearing. dana perino, co-host of "the five" and former white house press secretary and goddess among us. >> i hope you would add something indeed. kennedy: get through some of your dos and don'ts. for hillary she could obviously bury herself. the first do is keep answers short. >> in any court situation one of the best things to do is answer yes or no, to keep it short and not try to elaborate. make sure you're answering the question that they're asking. don't try to go off into someplace else. it will actually help you get out of the seat faster, if you keep things short. kennedy: not a natural thing for politicians to do. they want to explain themselves. want to get people to like them. >> there is no time limit on this hearing. she will sit there until all the questions are answered. that is the best way to do it, answer quickly. kennedy: you also say she should be thoughtful and smart and show respect for the process. >> rig

otis. >> reporter: that's right, dana. they are up 2 games to none in the nlcs pathway home to the world series and you flow that news we got yesterday about matt harvey and the mets have plenty of incentive to get this series over quickly. they are counting on their post-season ace jacob degrom to keep the cubs at bay tonight. he knows they are comfortable at home and could play a little long ball. the met hitters, it's simple, do the same thing you have been doing. score runs. it would be great if murphy can continue his blazing hitting. four home nerds last four games. five over -- four whommers in the last four games. five overall in the post- season. >> we treat every game as must win starting with the dodgers. we have treated every game this post-season with that sort of emphasis. i'm sure the guys will be relaxed and normal but i don't think there will be a letdown. >> reporter: and back to that news about mat harvey says he has some soreness in the right triceps but still believes he would start game 5 if necessary

a short time dana bash and only dana bash caught up with him. here's her exclusive interview.nor, thanks so much for doing this. >> you bet. >> i'm not sure if you've seen the buzz online, there was a lot of buzz that the moment you went after marco rubio turned out to be a moment for marco rubio and not you. >> we'll see. the simple fact is he has worst attendance work in the u.s. senate, plain and simple. unprecedented editorial of a major newspaper saying he should resign and continue his campaign and if he's not going to resign he should show up and vote and that's the way we should be doing this. he got elect the. i supported him. a lot of other people did to serve the people of the state of florida. when i was governor, i had a countdown clock. i worked each and every day until the last minute serving the people that i cared for and loved. i know marco loves the people in florida and he should be able to show up and work and go to committee hearings and fight for the military families that are worried about whether there's going to be a budget or not and not consider thi

dana, what's going on? >> this is reporting that comes from gloria borger who is getting from a source close to the vice president that there is going to be a family meeting in his home in delaware this weekend, and there's going to be a lot of discussion, continuing discussion about whether he will, in fact, take the plunge into the presidential race, but gloria is reporting that this weekend the conversation will finally be conclusive. when i say finally, it's because as we all know, we have been reporting from multiple sorts these are discussions that have been ongoing for quite some time. but this weekend could be the actual time where we know, and it is announced, what joe biden will do. >> is it a discussion, and is there a decision that will follow or we don't know, dana? >> we don't know. for sure we don't know. but all signs are pointing to that, and i think it's becoming more and more clear from sources i'm talking to, sources gloria and jeff zela,000,000 ami and oe are talking to, it's clear insi

and not long after, dana found a lump in her breast. the only two clinics that would take a patient without health insurance couldn't see her for at least two months. so dana came to planned parenthood for a breast exam. there our clinician of 21 years vivian guided her through the process of follow-ups and referrals and helped make sure that her treatment was covered. she called dana repeatedly to check on her as she entered treatment. and i am really happy to say today that dana is now cancer free. mr. chairman, i wish this congress would spend more time hearing from women like dana. all women in this country deserve to have the same opportunities as members of congress and their families for high quality and timely health care. so i want to thank you to be here today and opportunity to testify on behalf of dana and the 2.7 million patients who rely on planned parenthood for high quality essential health care every year. thank you. >> thank you. i now recognize myself for five minutes. ms. richards, planned parenthood has sent 32-plus

dana, let's admit, he somebody very charming when he's self-deprecating. like in that interview, he seems to be such a good person. it's when he gets up and starts repeating the platitudes. >> there's a benefit of being comfortable in front of the camera having done "saturday night live" before, that's easier. and when you show up in person, in my experience, or almost always nicest to you. they're very, it's very rare that they would actually go after him in a way that is not flattering in some way to him. it's a good decision on his part. one of the things you mentioned on world affairs, think this morning or the last 24 hours, he was talking about the report from the dutch government, that said that the plane that was taken down in ukraine was from a russian missile. and today, donald trump questioned that and said we don't know if that's true, maybe we'll never really know. i think when you want to be the leader of the free world, when you have one of their allies that does an independent investigation, you should at least back them up. >> there's some

dana bash, you have a potty mouth.ll, politically speaking, what are -- >> it was a direct quote. >> on the record right now. what are big boy pants when you speak about politics right now? >> you know, kind of stiffen your spine and suck it up. that's basically it. you got to play in the big leagues, you got to know how to do it and the point he was making there was something donald trump himself admitted. he's got thin skin. he doesn't like to be attacked. he doesn't like to hear criticism of himself and when he does, he hits right back and the point jeb bush was making was you heard in my interview, he said not easy things about marco rubio. they can take it. donald trump should be able to, as well. >> that's as loose as i've seen jeb bush on the trail in some time. dana bash from new hampshire, thank you very much, appreciate it. >> even more election heat and burning question did the top republican in line to be speaker of the house admit to using the investigative power of the house for a political hit job on hil

the there she is, did you get him, dana? >> you know, i didn't. you're kind of putting me on the spot. >> that's okay. >> the answer is -- the answer is no. the answer is that he -- his boss' comments are going to speak for themselves tonight. i know we played them earlier and i'm sure you'll play them later this evening. one thing i want to say about donald trump, the questionwe just played there was about iowa and the fact that he's got to get back on top. but i think that the reason why he said that he was so happy with the debate is because the name of the game for him and also for ben carson was to get out of this unscathed. and the fact is that he wasn't the center of attention. he wasn't a central theme of this debate like he has been in the past two and that's a good thing if you're donald trump trying to stay above it all right now. ? >> when he says his boss, he means his boss was critical of the debate. >> his boss is the republican -- exactly, the rnc chair, exactly. >> the questions that have been asked so far in this debate illustra

say it with me, dana. 68 on thursday, a nice sky. there you go. and then friday is the rain chances and for the week, mid and upper 60s. >>> i don't know if you said a nice guy. >> yes. >> all right, lonnie, thank you. >>> an off-duty police officer helped a man in cardiac arrested. officer turner was playing hockey this morning. a 49-year-old man also playing collapsed. officer turner and several other samaritans started cpr and they found a defibrillator. after giving the man two shocks he started to breathe. years describes what it feels like to save a life p. that. and part of the reason why i'm and i enjoy helping people and i do it a lot. just the nature of our job. >> whether i'm off duty or on duty, it doesn't matter. >>> the man taken to a hospital in stable condition. >>> let's go back to steve with what is ahead in sports. steve. >>> dana on the evening of their first appearance in three years the yankees is dealing with an issue for c c sabathia and how his teammates are rallying around him next in sports. chevy dealer. find new roads.

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zoo dana? >> i would think of it as a playoff bracket and you have trump and fee rein thiorina andd then you'll have rubio and bush and the others fighting, kasich, all these others, christie, for this inside vote. and then presumably what's happened in the past and what will probably happen here is there will be a bit of a showdown between the winner of those two brackets. and that's when it will get really interesting. >> i'll ask you both to stick around because we have more there the political world. a front-runner for speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy, is facing some tough questions and criticism this morning, even from members of his own party over comments he made regarding hillary clinton and the benghazi committee. clinton is set to testify before the committee two weeks from today. >> everybody thought hillary clinton was unbeatable, right? but we put together a benghazi special committee, a select committee. what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. why? because she's

. >> way to go, dana. >> we will talk to dana after the break. test.est. >> october is breast cancer awareness month. one organization folk you go on attention of needs of young women, survival coalition. so for those under the age of 40, so people like dana, dana, you're here to tell us about your own personal battle also about whatting this zero sayings does, as well, were you diagnosed at interesting time, just about to turn 28, right? >> yes. >> were you about to get married? >> yes. >> then what did you do? >> i mean, my entire wormed came crashing down around me. i mean, my friends were shocked, my family was shocked, my fiancee, myself were even more shocked, but, you know, everybody gets something. this was our card that we had to, you know, play out. and figure out how to get treated and get healthy again and keep going. >> so you went through six month of chemo, right? >> yep. >> and then now here we are, celebrating five years? >> we are. >> cancer me? >> yes. >> amazing, congratulations. >> thank you so much. you created a business to help

. >> joining us now from capitol hill our chief political correspondent dana bash. dana, this caught a lot of us, almost everyone, i would say, off guard, this huge development today. what's the latest? >> reporter: the latest is that this news is basically just settling in right now. you say that it caught everybody off guard, that is an understatement. i'm standing here now just because i wanted to give you a behind the scenes. this is the room, the ways and means committee room, but this is the door on the other side of that is where this very brief meeting took place and we were out here listening to what we thought was applause to opening statements and i got a text from a member inside the room saying kevin mccarthy is out and i responded, thought that this member was pulling my leg, that it wasn't true, until members started to pour out and we quickly realized that it was true. where does this leave us now and where does this leave the house now? that is such an unanswerable question right now. there's been a lot of talk about chaos in the house. that exists

but dana, the idea, his base. >> he didn't say policy. he said i don't like that guy. >> were you there, juan? >> that's what he said? >> it's bold, it's refreshing. >> counter-punching. >> bashing, bashing. >> directly ahead. have a question about the 2016 election? tweet it to us at "the five," your questions answered, coming up. without the internet i would probably be like a c student. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost high speed internet into the homes of hundreds of thousands of low-income families. it lets students do homework and study at home. so far more than two million people across america have benefitted. internet essentials is going to transform the lives of families. i see myself as maybe an entrepreneur. internet essentials from comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. >>> because i'm hung over, it's time to answer, i might as well be honest. we're going to answer some of your questions. that you tweeted us, about the 2016 election. i'm going to go to the first one. we'll go around the table to t

i'm sorry, dana. go ahead. >> i'm sure rich is very happy right now that he's not an adviser to jeb bush because look, every bit of advice, attack donald trump, don't attack donald trump, go on policy, it's not working. basically, i think the voters are saying we would love you, jeb, if you would get a personality transplant. i think that's his problem there. it doesn't seem there's anything you can do, and that's wi you see him lashing him out in that extraordinary burst of frustration. >> real quick, i want to get your take, as katy tur mentioned, there's a sound bite from the town hall getting a lot of attention. donald trump referring to a loan that he received from his father to get his start. let's play it. >> it has not been easy for me. i started off in brooklyn. my father gave me a small loan of a million dollars. i came into manhattan and i had to pay him back and pay him back with interest. >> he got a small million dollar loan. if hillary clinton got, you know, slayed for saying she and bi

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