marriage equality this will soon so it couldn't have been the barrage of bad press around in the greg smith op ed alleging you don't put clients ahead of the firm goldman is be our department is really outdone itself this time we will discuss it let's get to today's capital account. ok with the second and final round of french elections scheduled this weekend along with the ones for the politically unstable republic all eyes return to the eurozone will policymakers and technocrats survive yet another round of elections or will the people reject the medicine of brussels and go their own way that's the key question right we've often made mention on this show of the resurgence of nationalist right wing politics in some of europe's most afflicted countries both within the core and in the periphery europe resembles at times what you could think of as a pressure cooker without a regulator to let some of the steam of popular discontent skate through the normal aleck toral process when things get rough the steam as we've seen building for the past few years in countries like greece in spain in ital

from californians the weather average temperature in january 24th degrees technology consultant greg smith and is thinking about is. >>> we're california by the wimps. whether wimps. the weather can be challenging but i lived in chicago for 22 years. >>> as one visitor said it michigan isn't for everyone but neither is the silicon valley. windows so hot they can melt things around them, it turns out that is one of the dangerous side effects of those energy efficient windows. julie ross has one neighbors story. >>> the mirrors were melting anything those plastic on the car was melting. >>> had initially the reflection of the highly coveted energy-efficient windows next door direct day concentrated beam of light into her car parts. for the temperature reading of 120 degrees this window is what's causing the damage. >>> the normal at the left here is a global glass window. they explain the normal window reflects anywhere from 10 to 13% to the sun's rays. the lead certified windows being installed in most new buildings have that highly reflective coating that apply to 40% and is not just the b

we have emily white and greg smith here from red cross who are part of our advisory team. alyssa domo who carries the flag forward being executive director and working with a lot of nonprofits in san francisco and even extending elsewhere now. now a lot of the work that's being done is being done throughout the state. also here hodge who is a huge partner from the faith community here in the bay area representing hunters point bayview area and just did a tremendous job in boosting awareness and preparing that community for a lot of different hazards that could strike them. also yokilly recommendo. another intermediary group that works with nonprofits. once again, the bay area is just an incubator, just so important in terms of this whole concept. i also wanted to mention a lot of the work that's done in the private sector. michael cummings. i worked with him when i was with fritz institute. he has gone to fema. that's an important effort that fema has undertaken. something that the deputy administrator was talking about. i think the state should bring somebody in there as

>> reporter: not always, says the capitals' head athletic trainer greg smith.n fact, he says the caps have changed the way they nourish the team, based on advice he got from experts in another sport. >> we actually got a great suggestion from some people that were with the tour de france as far as what they do for the long bike rides. we implemented a lot of those techniques here. >> reporter: smith says between overtime periods, players snack on fruit, like oranges and bananas, things that have natural sugars, to boost energy, as well as white rice with soy sauce. >> the white rice, we use that because it's really high on the glycemic index and also easier for your body to digest of the when you're out there and you're fatigued and tired, the last thing you want to do is take the energy away from your muscles, and use it to digest food. >> reporter: smith says the rice with the soy sauce also helps to replace lost water and salt due to sweating. speaking of hydration, some of the guys we spoke to say they often pass on sports drinks, and go for something a lit

declared how much he respected gay marriage and will smith says glad should be picketing will smith. >> greg can we talk about the loss? >> greg: sorry. he punched a dude out. >> kimberly: question there will this was an assault and should anyone press charge against will smith? he kissed him and it was unwanted. bob, if you were trying to kiss and come at me, we could have a legal issue. >> bob: in moscow they shoot people for this. can i move on? there is a story about a kid at an laundromat. the kid is in the machine. >> dana: they put him in there. >> bob: they shewed him in there. i did study for this. >> kimberly: you did not. >> dana: then the washing machine starts automatically. that's why they are freaking out. they can't get the door open. he's in there. >> kimberly: he is inside, bob. that is the point of the story. he's not eating a logily pop. >> bob: why are you on my case for snod >> kimberly: i'm just next to you, trying to help you out. >> eric: whose parents didn't the washer, top loaded and put a pen in the thing. and put you in it. >> dana: the best place to do hide and

i know you're a fan of him. >> andrea: oh, yes. >> greg: isn't he adorable? will smith.s that the world is different? >> andrea: yes. i would love to encourage will smith to live in paris, france, as i did so i can make fun of frenchies because i speak french. that was funny when he realized the number 75. he could haven't be will smith in france. there are french celebrities but the crpees are great. but the taxes are not great there. the job market not great in france. healthcare in france, not great. he could not have gone from the fresh prince of bel air to where he is now. >> greg: he admits that. i don't think the government owes the gratitude. >> i am very confused. i know i'm sitting in for bob. i look outside and see new york around me. are we in france? are we suggesting we have 75% tax? no. we are in the united states. >> andrea: pretty close. >> i live in los angeles. california is tough. he is talking about 30%. 30% in the united states. not 75%ment talking about how great the nation is. we're not proposing what france is proposing. >> what are they proposin

greg: "police academy." "porky's." >> kimberly: i like will smith movies. big blockbuster. nt to see it and stimulate the economy and not be a curmudgeon and talk about civility, greg. >> greg: america agrees with me. if you go to a movie you have a heightened sensitivity of noise and conflict. you pay $11 a ticket. you sit there and if someone is talking you want to fight them. you get angry. >> bob: first, i don't go to movies because they're full of teenagers. the most obnoxious -- when i was a teenager going to movie, we didn't talk. >> greg: you could smoke in a movie theater. awesome. >> eric: what group do you like? >> kimberly: no one. >> eric: you don't like movie goers or 2 #-year-old -- >> kimberly: you don't like tea partiers and conservatives. >> bob: i like socialists. what is your favorite movie all time? >> eric: "top gun." >> greg: really! >> eric: love that movie. >> andrea: "legally blonde." i like reece weatherspoon. if i go to a movie it's monday night all by myself. i go when the theater is empty. >> kimberly: no way. >> andrea: it's really cool. >> gre

support obama and be patriotic. >> you are not allowed to wear lapels. >> but greg what you said makes no expense. will smith it does make a difference to him at 75%. >> he is greedy, very greedy. bill makes the point about the patriotic millionaires. they call themselves patriotic millionaires so if you disagree you are not patriotic millionaires. >> he was a marine p could -- i'm sorry. he was a miami cop. he was a marine corp pilot and new york cop who was recruited into a secret nongovernmental agency. he saved the planet on more than one occasion. i think i will give him a pass because he earned it. >> if you insist. he was the last man on earth. that is a heavy tax burden. >> although he didn't have much of an income. >> greg, you said another was chuck schumer and another senator and that would be bob casey. >> just a barrel of laughs. >> yes. dana, you said the worst part was the way schumer wrote the line. i don't think that's fair. i think who wrote the speech is ashamed. his social network is about to get -- shut up. that's horrible. >> don't you think former senator fred thompson could have read

greg gutfeld. see you next time. rnalists of fx news, i'm shepard smith. opinion and analysis now. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> trayvon was hunted down like a rabed dog. he was shot in the street. >> abc news reporting and fox news confirming that george zimmerman had extensive injuries after his confrontation with trayvon martin. will this turn that

greg gutfeld. see you next time. rnalists of fx news, i'm shepard smith. opinion and analysis now. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> trayvon was hunted down like a rabed dog. he was shot in the street. >> abc news reporting and fox news confirming that george zimmerman had extensive injuries after his confrontation with trayvon martin. will this turn that murder case around? we will have the very latest. [chanting] we are not afraid. we are not afraid. >> bill: feds say 36% of the american workforce is not working. will that lead to riots in the streets if the entitlements are cut back? ben stein says yes. >> because of the steps we took. the economy is much stronger than it was when i came into office. >> dennis miller has some thoughts on president obama'sview appearance. miller also with some advice for mitt romney. >> shake it off, let's roll. >> bill: caution. you where to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. stunning new developments in the trayvon martin ca

greg. game tied at 7. seagulls pulling away. left, right, big shot come a good. ellsbury defend its national title. they are 10th overall -- salisbury defend its national title. their 10th overall championship. shannon smitha great individual effort. back of the net, a good, 6-4, northwestern. the orange fighting back. she likes things up six apiece. northwestern shows no panic. takes the seventh national title in eight years. memorial day weekend traditions. the indianapolis 500 in a moment, but first, we start with what just finished. the be-52 bomber flying low. it was powerful. giddyup to get past. he takes the lead. 14 cars smoke out sideways. he would finish 25th. k meanwhile cruises for the win, his first at this track and 13th overall in his career. andretti in the lead. conley loses control. fortunately, everybody walked away. they touched tires. spin's away. he maintains control and earned his third indy 500 title. there was a tribute to a former champ killed in a season ending race last year in vegas. stay with us for one more check of your memorial day forecast right after this. ♪ i can take you higher what this is, forgot? ♪ ♪ i must now remind you let it rock, let it rock ♪ ♪ let it rock ♪ t

greg, sandra, where can we see more of you? >> all day on the fox business network with my featured segment called "the trade" with sandra smith i give you actionable trading ideas of the tune into fox business network. >> where will you at? >>ox business news. i will be on "the view" fray day. >> saturday at the angels theater in water burr re, connecticut. >> thanks to sandra, bill, joe, bernard. that's it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. see you next time. tonight. >> it's a very special edition of the great american news quiz. >> and you picked? >> teddy bear because i like teddy bears. >> [ laughter ] >> hi. >> can we replace doocy? is it too late? i guess it is. is it. >> bill: steve doocy, martha maccallum, and you compete for bragging rights. >> next we have child movies for you. >> we have five for you doocy. lacy and shirleyes temples for doocy. >> like baby you can drive my car.

greg, sandra, where can we see more of you? >> all day on the fox business network with my featured segment called "the trade" with sandra smith give you actionable trading ideas of the tune into fox business network. >> where will you at? >> fox business news. i will be on "the view" f

greg pell i guess you can say he's not an outfielder he's really a face baste man.goes for an ár two errors. a couple of battles later sphaául gold smithe for the diamondbacks. two homers both against the giants. >>> poorly kept secret to say the least, the nba wanted to announce the league's mvp awart tomorrow. it leaked, it's lebron james. third time he's won it. as a rule, yeah first round play offs nothing to tweet home about but we have a couple of game #s. mike conly with a three, pwroáebg it out at 88 -- three point, it was at 88. >>> and kutcher, beautiful shot. >>> that's the sporting life for a friday night and oakland by the way they had more than 25,000 out there today. >> good deal. >> so maybe people starting to realize the team has god a little something to do. >> team the watch. >> yeah i like the little inge- n that could. >> let me tie my shoe here. >> players are very superstitious. >> all right, mark. >> thank you. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu news. we will see you the next time news break. >> we are always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. you do a lot of kayakingno. whoooa i'm in a river. what are some

greg pell i guess you can say he's not an outfielder he's really a face baste man.goes for an ár two errors. a couple of battles later sphaául gold smith diamondbacks. two homers both against the giants. >>> poorly kept secret to say the least, the nba wanted to announce the league's mvp awart tomorrow. it leaked, it's lebron james. third time he's won it. as a rule, yeah first round play offs nothing to tweet home about but we have a couple of game #s. mike conly with a three, pwroáebg it out at 88 -- three point, it was at 88. >>> and kutcher, beautiful shot. >>> that's the sporting life for a friday night and oakland by the way they had more than 25,000 out there today. >> good deal. >> so maybe people starting to realize the team has god a little something to do. >> team the watch. >> yeah i like the little inge- n that could. >> let me tie my shoe here. >> players are very superstitious. >> all right, mark. >> thank you. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu news. we will see you the when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. de

greg gutfeld or as i am known in budapest, sara jessica parker. >> show me the strength of your siping giew lar eye, america. our top story, is will smithcking the claim that 450e 450e -- that he would like to pay higher taxes? and

smith will be on street signs. tune in for that. still with us aechb and senator gr greg.>> if we look at my biggest concerns, it's not necessarily the unemployment roitd, bate, b the jobless rate. i'm worried about their confidence and ability to go out and spend. we know that 70% of our economic growth as measured by gdp comes from consumer spending. so if investors and individuals are concerned that they'll be tapped on the shoulder and get a spinning slip on friday, that will limit their ability to spend. >> and we also wanted to discuss inflation more. >> i'm wondering if you think this is a serious issue for us to be concerned about, how do you think -- do you think the fed is looking at this, and if they are, what sort of interaction and how ask it affect further qe. >> i think inflation is a serious and long term issue and i look at that as a supply demand type of question. so on this plaent earth, we have limit willed national resources. as the population growth continues to grow, they place increased demand on those natural resources. so if you have limited suppl