>> eric brooks representing, as usual, san francisco green party. dresser's advocates of that with commissioner -- megrassroots advocates met with commissioner olague. she has a good grasp of the importance of the localized renewable. that was heartening. it was my way of reminding us that for advocates, a product that moves forward without insurancassurance that that will happen is something we would not be thrilled about. let's make sure that does occur. we really want to see that it gets a lot lower than the 40%. in the meetings that we have had with lafco and puc staff, more and more this concept of rolling and customers at the beginning of the project has renewable and efficiency share owners. but buying in the shares for billing code-ownership, things like that, what local power is coming up with, an opportunity to introduce customers to a couple meetings ago, how they think that they can use this method of getting people to sort of buy and stood of rent into the system, buying instead of renting electricity. the main thing that they think the

. >> eric brooks, san francisco green party and our city. commissioner olague, the other commissioners will have heard this a couple of times already. i want to say in public for your benefit. another issue that organizers and i have worked with at that lafco worked on many years ago is to ensure that the future of communications and francisco becomes a public utility and not controlled as it is right now by comcast, at&t, and entities like that. the reason lafco got involved was because of the dubious attempt earthlink and google to take over wireless internet services in san francisco as a private monopoly, a duopoly thing. right now, we are doing a lot of work on community choice. as soon as that work gets done, based on what we are getting from the fcc, even under obama, we have moves by a very massive corporations to take control of the internet. advocates that have been working on that are pretty afraid that if we don't move soon to set up a public broadband system in san francisco that covers the entire city, we will get preempted fro

brooke goldstein. and the co-host of the five, the 1 and only, eric bolling. deal with beckle five days a week. >> five day, sean. >> sean: the show's awesome. breakout hit in cable. >> we fight a lot. but like brothers. but when we walk outside and you pick a fight with your brother, you got his back. >> sean: i just had dinner with him. he had me in tears. he tells great stories. nancy pelosi, panel of students. college students are going broke. the reason they are going broke is because contraception is so expensive. so it's up to you, the taxpayer, not having the sex, to pay for the college students' contraception, which the student is costing $3,000 a year. roll the tape. >> without insurance, contraception can cost a woman over $3,000 throughout law school. that's practically an entire summer's salary. 40% of the female students at georgetown law reported to us that they struggled financially, as a result of this policy. >> it cost a woman over $3,000 -- what? >> they ought to be here to make sure that people can get affordable contraception. >> when was

brooks. >> greg: hey, hello, everyone. i am your compact communicator greg gutfeld. today on lease from greece, andrea tantaros. the silver samurai, bob beckel. the oil man with the great tan, eric bolling. and america's gumdrop, dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city. 1:00 a.m. in my spleen. this is "the five." this is packed tighter than willy wonka band. let's do this america. yesterday, president superhero at the united auto workers conference where he gave us his view of america. it wonder if he said that america is not just looking out for yourself. that it's not just about greed. it's not just about trying to climb to the very top. and keeping everybody else down. >> america is not just looking out for yourself, not just about greed. it's not just about trying to climb to the very top and keep everybody else down. >> greg: so predictable. talk about a back-handed compliment. him saying it's not just about greed, means it is about greed. it's like president, you're not just a left wing community organize they're got lucky. you are also a good golfer. shouldn't president obama apologize to half of america whose motives he questioned? i believe in individual responsibility

eric: he is pushing that line closer and closer. >> dana: can we talk about one of the stories that started the conversation by rush limbaugh. there is a fox news.com story about new york stony brookhey decided, policy they are no longer going to offer, no holidays for either jewish or christian holidays because they didn't want people to be offended or feel left out. do you think this is sort of the feeling of oh, my gosh, lay off of us? >> andrea: i think it is feeding it. i think he is referring to, all the talk of the millionaires and billionaires and then the takers, people who are not paying taxes. there is a group of people in the midthat are middle class and people who worked hard to be successful. they fall right in the middle area. they are getting hammered. the folks in the middle class look at barack obama say tax the rich. eventually you can't tax the rich 100%. eventually you've got to tax the middle class. they are looking at this now and saying there is two classes. it's not just the makers and the takers. the politically connected and people who don't play by the rules. i play by the rules. if you play by the rules you lose. if you support barack obama or union or

: today, brooke, we just learned about an hour ago they met with the department of justice and civil rights leaders to talk about what they've -- what the case has been doing. they met with ericer this week, and they -- are talking to them about what they're going to do in this case. reverend al sharpton meeting with them right now and they're going to talk about where they're going to go next. now today we're hearing that there is a press conference at 4:30 p.m. they're going to say what they expect to happen next. what they want to happen next and where they expect it to go from there. >> okay, vivian. i see you pulling on your earpiece. can you hear me now? give me a thumb's up if you can hear me. >> i can. i can. we're awaiting this news conference with the parents in half an hour. can you tell me where you are and, we just heard the news from this police chief that he's stepping down temporarily. i'm curious if there's been any reaction. >> reporter: brooke, i counted more than 150 people here already. we are more than three hours away from the rally and this is an indication of how electric this atmosphere is here. i've heard small chants of i am trayvon martin. i am tr