for excons to get a special class to get a home. vick reform? >> bob: it's fine. it's just hard for me to believe. >> greg: p.r. move. >> eric: we have to move on. michael vick will "on the record" tonight with greta van susteren so tune in at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here. can we take a minute and talk about the disgusting comments bill maher made on the show last week? greg, help me out. hbo hasn't taken action. but is he hiding behind a comedian label? >> greg: if he were a comedian, maybe. but you know what? comedians are allowed to say whatever they want. that is their job. that is their job. its just i wish he would spread it out a little and go after some of the other people in the political spectrum. i would never tell him to stop what he is doing. at times he can be funny. >> eric: bob? >> bob: i think he should join charlie sheen on the mental health deal. >> eric: cut him some slack. >> bob: do not equate him with other liberals. he has gone way over the line. i find it disgracement. >> kimberly: why is he still on hbo? h

i want to provide those type of the speaking circuits with utilizing excons and people in the streets. but from the latinos. we do a city-wide out reach. we go to the different schools to reach out to the wellness centers and check in with sro's, i would really love to make that happen. we are offering our services to the schools, >> edy zing is a shining example. he was down for 2 decades. let's join with eddy on that. rebecca. >> would it be possible will to have coordinate with muni where the bus stops are. the bus is going to be there within 10 minutes of the final school bell so they don't have to wait 20, 30 minutes for a bus. and kids have to transfer. it takes 45 minutes to an hour to get home. if it would be coordinated between the school district and muni that buses arrive and coordinate transfer stops. that would help kids on muni and maybe have a person on the bus stop. >> we have time, sorry just one more. >> okay. all right. peer pressure. >> my name is rudy corpus. give a big shout out. i think one good solution is to focus more on elementary school kids. educate them i

. >> excon mobile pipeline began to leak saturday it is unclear how much leeked and where it has gone. staff spotted oil some 40 miles down stream from the leak reports of oil as far away as 100 miles. >>> finally some relief for people forced from their homes because of the wild fires in new mexico. evacuation order for areas effected by the fire has been lifted. people living ins will alamos can return home after being forced to evacuate last month it has burned 120,000-acres. >> from california to washington state, ski resorts are open take a look this is what it looks like at crystal mountain washington the results are open late because -- resorts are open late because they are packed with snow thanks to an unusual combination of late season storms in sierra nevada and rockyhigh pressure ushering warm air from the east hence the snow boarding in tank tops. >> crazy. >>> what canny. >>> -- wacky. >> i am sure that is a bonanza for them. >>> the beach forecast meanwhile. >> very good. >> in honor of julie wright at a beach somewhere. >> i am sure she is. >>> let's get right to it. a

proposed law in san francisco would see excons treated as a protected class.correctness run amok, while opponents say getting criminals back on their feet is the best way to stop recidivism. claudia cowan has a fair and balanced look. "special report" at 6:00 eastern. now back to "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: all right, everybody. welcome back to "the five." thank you for being with us today. the show is just getting started because we have a big cheater, cheater, oh, no, you didn't scandal that involves the entire state of georgia. and the governor is none too happy. sonny perdue said he was fed up and going to have investigation. they're not anonymous anymore. we call them out. 1788 principals and teach -- 178 principals and teachers and 82 confessions. as a former prosecutor i love a good confession. they fraud leaptly raise -- fraudulently raised test scores. what do you make of this? >> eric: this is when unions get too strong. teachers union, of the most powerful union in the country, united federation of teachers. they get tenure, first-in, first-out.

some landlords in san francisco are concerned about a proposal they say would force them to rent to exconsthe city's human rights commission wants to change city codes as a way to keep former offenders on track. >> he works in a garden outside san bruno jail. he was just released from the facility back in january and now desperately needs housing but says no one will rent to him. >> they want the police report and it's just hard. you have a felony and they just don't want to. i never get a call back >> the city's human rights commission wants to add people like thomas, those with arrest or conviction records, to categories like race, religion and sexual orientation when it comes to prohibiting housing discrimination. >> what we are doing is giving people a chance to turn their lives around. >> sparks is executive director of the commission. >> we around going to force something down someone's throat if there is really a legitimate reason, but just because they were arrested five years ago or ten years ago and if they haven't done it again, yeah, that's not a reason not to reason not to ren