eric h. holder, jr. welcome. i also like to extend a special welcome to our speakers who, today, through a dynamic panel discussion will address a number of topics pertaining to the national theme for black history month -- black women in american culture and history. first, are today's panel facilitator, miss suzanne bell, a deputy director for legal management executive office for use attorneys. next, our panelists, first, ms momet. our sincere appreciation for each of you for participating in this important program. as previously mentioned, the national team for african- american history month is a black women in american culture and history. this theme invites us to reflect on the strength and resilience of american women throughout our nation's history. it acknowledges the very important roles that african- american women have played and continue to play in our local communities, academic and cultural institutions, and here in the justice department. it also reminds us of the continuing struggles that we sti

h ho. green giant >> eric: san francisco land marks of another era are being celebrated at the annual gardenailway show in golden gate park. don sanchez shows us some of the recycled creations. >> it is a nostalgic return to an era. only thing is missing selling of hot dogs. they go back to the 1920 arrest. >> we thought for anybody who was lucky enough to go to playland it would be an awesome chance for them to come and feel the old stuff they remember from their childhood. >> mr. ri go round revolves around an old table. >> all the cars on it or pencil sharpeners. >> the buffalo have real fare. seat cars climb to the stars. there is a live camera on one of them. sutro baths return. >> this museum was slightly different back then. >> there is many old arcades and in the middle of this, an icon. the laugh now seems insulting. >> this is one of the bumper car bumper cars from 1935. the people that drive today may have learned on this intraining. training. >> playland was torn down in 1972. >> i don't know if you could ever re-create it. >> they will continue until april 15th. >> eric: if you

michael eric n gives h >>> the big finish tonight, former republican congressman peter hoekstra is inad he is sticking by the ad as well. hoekstra is running for senate in michigan. in his latest campaign ad, hit democratic senator debbie stabenow, it aired during the super bowl. take a look. >> thank you, michigan senator, debbie spend it now. debbie spent so much money, you buy more and more from us. your economy get very weak, ours get very good. we take your jobs, thank you, debbie spen it now. >> i think the race for u.s. senate is between spend it now, and pete spend it not. i'm pete spend it not hoekstra, and i approve this message. >> needless to say folks on both sides of the aisle calling it racist, and really dumb. the ad was actually shot in k california and produced by fred davis, as well as the modern classic. >> i'm not a witch. >> to make sure all of the stereotypes in his ad sink in, his campaign set up a website featuring the ad with pictures of chinese money, lanterns, parade dragones and stabenow's face on a fan. earlier hoekstra was defending the ad telling the de

. ♪ ♪ @=h ♪ ♪ >> eric: welcome back to "the five." remember my experience with chevy volt?f electric power in the lincoln tunnel 46-miles from home, two days in a row, both after a full 12-hour charge. i suggest the limited electric range would be a major reason that chevy sold 600-volts last month. in an active of green agenda desperation, president obama came up with a new way to bribe to us buy the dud car. offer $10,000 tax credit per car. listen to the green machine sperling. >> you will see in here a new consumer tax incentive for buying advanced vehicles. technology vehicles. these are technology neutral. they are at the point of sale. they with worth $10,000. we have don't pick between natural gas and electric vehicles. we let the market determine that, give consumers the incentives to buy the cars. >> eric: mindout, 10,000 of yours and my tax dollars going up in smoke. what does it take? >> greg: i sympathize with gene. he needs a shorter podium. it's like me giving a speech. a head floating on a box. i know better. >> dana: get him a box. >> greg: i don't think th

a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a >>> good morning i'm eric thomas. san h jose firefighters are investigating the cause of a tattoo parlor this morning on blossom hill road nobody was hurt. >> the bay bridge reopened ahead of schedule. let's find out how that is affecting things. >> that's good news eastbound blossom hill road may be blocked for a block at the expressway so keep that in mind. freeway traffic looking good. no delays at the bay bridge toll. >>> still moist outside+in'r no real organized showers. mid to upper 50s today which is well below average 8 to 14° warmer by thursday. >> the news continues nowñ"ñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñt ♪ ♪ angel ♪ >>> that is alicia keys. her emotional tribute to her dear friend whitney at the home-going ceremony on saturday. pastor marvin winans was also a part of the service. and he's going to join us. he's back home

ñm Ñoy÷h>óñc>ó ♪ ♪ >> eric: american exceptionmism, capitalism, free markets and innovation maded economic leader. but president obama has never been comfortable with the system. take a listen to the redistributor in chief. >> you will take a balanced approach. shared sacrifice. and a willingness to make unpopular choices on all of our parts. and in america where everybody gets a fair shot. everyone does their fair share. and everybody plays by the same set of rules. >> so today is a sad day in america. today, the balance tipped. today, obama got his wish. according to the heritage foundation for the first time ever, for a long time, for long time, the makers have been here, the takers have been here. but as of today, hair tage foundation tells us it's not only balanced, now the takers outweigh the makers. in other words -- >> bob: did you get that -- >> eric: you, on average -- keep going. on average, if you are a take taker, you $32,700, and if you are a maker you bring home $32,400. meaning the more the people get power and the more people there are, the less of these people t

h ♪ ♪ >> bob: i love that song. we're back. one more thing. >> ericsure she was going to vote for him. today, i interviewed obama girl. take a look. >> bob: busy boy today. >> eric: where along the lines did you become not so sure you are an obama supporter anymore? >> well, i think four years later, i don't know how many videos i've done, there hasn't been the hope and change we have been looking for. i'm not discrediting him but we all wish for something a little more. >> eric: hopey/changey not so good. obama girl says i'm not sure. >> bob: dana? >> dana: okay. if you choose to smoke it's okay. i have a weird thing in new york that there are cigarettes on the ground everywhere. i think it's litter. i'm walking behind a woman, on my way to the work-out thing and she is smoking. i try to get around because i don't like to smell it behind me. as i was about to pass her, he is threw her cigarette down on the ground, but he is had a tissue in her left hand and put that in a trash can. how do you explain that? >> greg: i was in a hurry and i was in drag.

h-o-t-w-i-r-e... ♪ hotwire.com >> greta: here is the best of the rest. democratic congresswoman maxine waters fires a sharp attack at top republican leaders, speaker john boehner and ericwaters said. >> we've got to take back the house! i saw pictures of boehner and cantor on our screen. don't ever let me see again in life those republicans in our hall on our screen talking about anything! [ applause ] >> these are demons! these are legislators who are destroying this country. >> greta: congresswoman waters is speaking at democratic convention. president obama is getting in on the lin-sanity. he has been following new york knicks star jeremy lin. just recently he was an unknown basketball player living on his brother's couch. now, he has led the knicks to six straight wins, jay carney and obama were talking about lin while flying on marine one. president was praising his performance last night. he made a last second 3-point shot to win the game. >> talk about striking gold. a street sweeper dug up a rolex watch. it was valued at $33,000 to be cleaned and then he turned it right over to police. police are looking for the watch's owner. if it's not claimed in 30 days, th

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