griff, thank you.e mayor tom barrett says he's not a rock star, but he is rock solid. how does he plan to beat governor scott walker in the very tight recall race? that's next. and early voting in wisconsin reaches near presidential levels. so who do the polls show in the lead right now isn't latest developments in the recall vote, developments in the recall vote, coming those surprising little things she does still make you te notice. there are a million reasons why. but your erectile dysfunction that could be a question of blood flow. cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop

mayor, griff jenkins, it looks like you may be behind in the polls and fund-raising. what is your strategy to turn it around in your favor and win this fight? >> we know this is a very unusual election. i don't know that there is any modeling that will reflect how unusual this is. i don't think anybody know who is will come out and vote. but we have seen a tight race. we think it's going to be tight. there is no question that if if thcomes down to who can raise more out-of-state dollars, scott walker can win. he has raised tens of millions of dollars from out of state. that itself raises questions. what he has done, he has become the rock star of the far right. high has traveled this country y and he's been the tea party favorite. that's allowed him to bring in tens of millions of dollars. i am not going to be the rite rock star of the far right or the far left. i am going to be rock solid and be a governor to create jobs. >> reporter: if i can follow up, governor walker seems to be making the claim, if you turn on the television or radio, that he has an advantage wit

griff jenkins with scott brown. >> reporter: what's going on with noaa? >> you tell me. there is a complete lack of accountability. you have the party boats that they purchase with noaa find money, where the engine broke and they had to get towed in. you have the magicians they are hiring at conferences. you have a complete lack of accountability. it is very, very frustrating, not only for me, but the fisherman whose lives of dramatically affected by this. >> reporter: let's separate those. the magician, after the gsa scandal, noaa wanted to hire a magician? >> it shows there is a complete disregard for the finds and monies they are getting. i have called for a firing. i think that's a good start to re-establish the trust between the federal government and the fishermen because right now, they are hurting. there is a complete lack of trust, not only with the science, but with the administration as a whole. >> reporter: what specifically did noaa did that, you know, impacts american taxpayers, when it comes to like the party boat? a lot of our viewers may be hearing about

. >> good afternoon griff our big story at known -- is -- it is a day of remembrance and reflections.ne year ago today, a deadly tornado touched down, one of its 61 people in joplin, missouri. the community continues to rebuild. >> this city of joplin has come a long way in the year thanks in part to the federal government, volunteers, and a persistence of its people. >> the road has been hard and the day has been long. >> president obama told joplin high school's class of 2012 to use their experience theme that is the spirit that has allowed all of you to rebuild the city and that is the same spirit we need now to help rebuild america. >> minutes after graduates were handed diplomas one year ago, a monster tornado came through shredding homes and businesses and leaving the worst death toll in six decades. >> it is not just for today or tomorrow, but for the long haul. >> on monday, the white house said since the tornado struck, the federal government approved more than $20 million to help victims. also more than $40 million in loans for business as. >> it will come back bigger and st

have good injured in the shooting and petaluma 50 1/5 see emergency crews were attending to that man griff this officer looks like he is holding his five-year e.f. of many offices including swat and homeland's security are on the scene right now. phi pham gerge rask is falling how the rate and the officer shot are impacting traffic. >>george: so far just a one block stretch of south macdowell is reported to be closed and it is between fee for washington and maria drive. maria drive actually parallels mcdowell, cut the costs and makes a turn. it is the one block stretch of feldman fell between east washington and maria drive that has been shutdown although we do still have unconfirmed reports that the off ramp from the northbound side of 101 has been closed valve. netflix fear on 101 highway is starting to pick up a little bit of life that is actually than normal for me if have tariffs leaving the federal lead in the morning fletched get a look at the check from a ride from the bay bridge. the metering lights have been activated left of the round. your ride to the golden gate is so far pret

>> hello griff jenkins from fox news channel, the greta van susteren show. my question is for mr. tangherlini. now that time has passed since the whaeshlgs have you learned in hindsight about how it happened, and how going forward do you plan to find real savings to earn back the public's trust? >> i appreciate the question. i think in the couple weeks since the hearings, in talking to the gsa employees, and i've been doing a series of virtual town halls. i haven't been traveling. i've been using technology to go visit the agents. and in that way also modeling, frankly, for the employees that there are other ways that we can actually make those connections and relationship. what i've learned is there is as much anger, disappointment, and frustration with the gsa employees as there is in the american public and the congress over what took place. it really doesn't represent the values and the beliefs and the commitment of those employees to delivering services. and what's happened then is we've been able to spark a conversation. among employees with their supervisors, with our inspe

we sent griff jenkins out to investigate the growing scandal. >> it's been less than a month since we were introduced to the lavish spending and culture of waste at the gsa. >> we can pick up the sushi but $44 for breakfast. i can't spend $44 for breakfast. somebody to say that. >> big government doesn't work. it doesn't work. this is not the way the private sector works. i think what we need to talk about, what do we do instead of the gsa. >> the goals we impose, not eagle following it's own damn rules. >> you are so quick to make someone else's follow the rules and you can't follow your own rules. >> $800,000 spent on a conference, regional directors in hot tubs with glasses of wine in a rap video mocking it all. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: this is from the agency whose job it is to save the taxpayer's money. we tracked down the acting administrator at a townhall morning public service recognition week to find out what they are doing to fix the problem. >> reporter: what else have you learned in hindsight how it is going forward to find real savings to earn back the public's trust? >> i apprec

hair, sean hahn writy or griff jenkins. we'll see you tomorrow night, 10:00 p.m. eastern. dunk. >> kimberly: hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino and andrea tantaros. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: we begin with planned parenthood new push to slay the 2012 election. just as new video surfaces from inside one of the clinics. the pro-abortion group political arm endorsed president obama today and pointed out this ad as part of a campaign to brand mitt romney as being antiwoman. >> do i believe the supreme court should overturn roe v. wade? yes. >> he is saying the right to make medical condition. if the campaign can't support equal pay protection. romney is putting your paycheck at risk. planned parenthood is responsible for content and the advertising, because mitt romney is out of touch and wrong for within. >> kimberly: take a look at this video, shot by pro-life live action at planned parenthood clinic showing a counselor advising a woman on gender selective abortion. terminating the pregnanc

soldiers have placed small american flags at the griffs of money than 260,000 service members at arlington national cemetery. the army's third u.s. in-- army's third u.s. infantry regiment will place the flags they will be removed after memorial day. >>> whole entire weekend whether you are graduating as archbishop high is doing tomorrow at 9:00, congratulations seniors. don't stay out too late tonight. san jose 9:00 tomorrow morning partly sunny and 57° they are having at the school's football field petaluma high graduating tomorrow 10:00 it will be partly cloudy and 58 congratulations seniors if we don't include your school let us know we would love to put them on here also i'll be putting these on facebook so post some pictures we would love to share them. clouds on the increase as we east from emeryville this morning clouds are going to drop some rain like it is doing now down in mountain view upper 40s to low 50s with sprinkles possible through the morning commute low to mid 50s -- [ unintelligible ] thunderstorms possible isolated snow in the sierra could drop to some of the pass lev

griff jenkins hit the ground. >> this is cofounder of tea party patriots, largest grassroots organizatione you doing in wisconsin and when did you get here? >> we're here to end the recalls in wisconsin. we've been here for a week. we are encouraging people to go and voted and end the recalls and protect our representative democracy. >> what is at stake here. this has turned into a national story. when we saw all the protests last january, you guys were there? >> we were here with our tea party groups who are in wisconsin. we watched what happened as the liberal groups marched around the capitol. >> reporter: the tea party movement isn't quite as strong as it was in 2010 with the healthcare. what is going on with you guys? >> clearly that is wrong. we had 990 and showed we've raised over $12 million in the last fiscal year. we have hundreds of people are going to be here in wisconsin from around the country. people are who are calling. we have just gotten more sophisticated and smarter. >> reporter: tell me about the ground game here. i believe early voting started today. it's up to 15 da

griff jenkins hit the ground on capitol hill to find out why. >> there are 73 inspector's general acrosshe federal government of which ten of the positions are currently vacant. 8 are presidential appointees and that was the subject of a hearing on capitol hill earlier today. >> personally i am most concerned that the administration has not nominated any one to serve the state department ig. >> to leave a position as important as the ig for the state department open for three and a half years is not a sign that that is a responsible move by the administration. >> can you imagine what it is like out there when there is nobody minding the store? something's not working. >> why should the american people care. consider this had there not bullpen an ig at the gsa we might never have known about the scandal in las vegas. now, darrell issa wants answers. >> sounded like that you were saying that this administration is almost hostile towards the inspector general position. could you elaborate on that? >> in some cases they are. administrations should not be able to pick and choose which ones to

hair, sean hahn writy or griff jenkins. we'll see you tomorrow night, 10:00 p.m. eastern. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> the planned parenthood action fund is endorsing president barack obama for re-election. >> bill: less than 24 hours after a shocking under cover video shows the planned parenthood counselor advising a woman about aborting her fetus if it's a girl, the planned parenthood organization endorses president obama. how will americans process that? we have a special report. >> a lot of people do not think it was an authentic certificate. >> how you can say that if -- >> -- report will. many people do not think it was authentic. >> bill: donald trump continuing to say barack obama's birth certificate may be bogus. how should mitt romney handle that since he met with mr. trump this week? dick morris has some thoughts. also tonight, dennis miller on president obama's chill list and jesse watters talks to some pakistanis about their anti-u.s. posture. >> he deserves to be in jail? >> yes. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone.

we sent griff jenkins to capitol hill. >> reporter: it may not be water gait.ut -- watergate, but it's a new caper. late at night, burglars made off with hundreds or thousands of dollars in cash, computers, clothing, alcohol and in one case, autographed baseballs and presidential easter eggs. congressman, what do you make of the capitol hill burglary case? have you heard of this? what do you think of it. >> i think we need to get some gum shoes on the case and try to figure it out. it's kind of scary because it sounds like they have locked doors and this is happening in off hours, you know, sowps like if you are robbed, you are personally responsible, whether you were at fault. >> a lot of it, it looks like it might be an inside job. we put a lot of trust in the folks that provide the services in our offices. so i hope they catch him real quick. >> if all the police here can't stop burglary, we are in deep trouble. >> obviously, someone's pretty upset, finding their way ngetting into our offices. we have to have a heightened sense of security. >> reporter: i am

>> hello, griff jenkins from fox news channel. now that some time has passed since the uproar what else have you learned in hindsight about how it happened and how do you plan to find real savings to earn back the public trust? >> i appreciate the question. i think in the couple of weeks since the hearings, in talking to the g.s.a. employees, and i've been doing a series of virtual town hall traveling. i've been using technology -- [laughter] to go visit the regions. in that way also modeling for the employees there are other ways to make those connections and relationships what i've learned is there is as much anger, disappointment, and frustration with the g.s.a. employees as there is in the american public congress over what took place. it really doesn't represent the value and the beliefs and the commitment of those employees to delivering services. what's happened then is we've been able to spark a conversation among employees with their supervisors, with their inspector general about great ideas how we can save even more mon

griff jenkins hit the ground to find out. >> reporter: we are here on the campus of wisconsin in madison to find out how much of an impact the youth vote may have in the recall election, taking place after school let out. in 2010, 15% of wisconsin voters were 18-29. of those, 55% went for tom bar on the. 45 for scott walker. we caught up with the editor of the local school paper, scott gerard. >> what's the 5 on the recall. >> students have been engaged. across all of wisconsin, people are somewhat tired of the partisan atmosphere. i think that has trickled down to the students as well. but i think the students who are engaged are very engaged. and very into the results and understanding, especially with what has happened with the university budget and things like that. just last year, we had a chancellor leave after a big dispute because she -- it was working with the governor walker. so there was some issues there. some people got upset. and she ended up leaving. >> reporter: so fair to say, then, that the larger part of the student population are anti-walker? >> yeah. i would definite

you can tell us who has better hair, sean hahn writy or griff jenkins.stern. dunk. >> kimberly: hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino and andrea tantaros. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: we begin with planned parenthood new push to slay the 2012 election. just as new video surfaces from inside one of the clinics. the pro-abortion group political arm endorsed president obama today and pointed out this ad as part of a campaign to brand mitt romney as being antiwoman. o

you can tell us who has better hair, sean hahn writy or griff jenkins. p.m. eastern. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> the planned parenthood action fund is endorsing president barack obama for re-election. >> bill: less than 24 hours after a shocking under cover video shows the planned parenthood counselor advising a woman about aborting her fetus if it's a girl, the planned parenthood organization endorses president obama. how will americans process that? we have a special report. >> a lot of people do not think it was an authentic certificate. >> how you can say that if -- >> -- report will. many people do not think it was authentic. >> bill: donald trump continuing to say barack obama's birth certificate may be

griff jenkins from the greta van susteren show. how much time -- what he learned in hindsight about how it happened and how moving forward a plan to find real savings to earn back the public's trust? >> i appreciate the question. i think in a couple weeks since the hearings, and talking to the gsa employees that have been doing a series of virtual town hall traveling, i think, using technology, to visit the region. [laughter] in that way also modeling frankly for the employees that their other ways that we can actually make those connections. what i have learned is that there is as much anger and disappointment and frustration with the gsa employees as there is with the american public and congress over what took place. it really doesn't represent the values and the commitment of those employees to delivering services. what has happened then is we have been able to spark a conversation among employees, with their supervisors, with the secretary general about raid ideas for how we can save even more money for the american taxpayer.

he said we won't griff a running tally on the losses. he does hope they are basically out of the way by year end. a couple of other things. he said one option is to take some unrealized gains that they have in the cio totalling $8 billion but says they may not do that because it won't be tax efficient. just commenting on the market environment in general, he said that jpmorgan continues to be worried about credit as well as europe. when asked why they disclosed losses, we're trying to do everything by the book because some people asked why did you disclose them? that's something a number of people have been asking. melissa, back to you. >> thank you very much. let's take another look at facebook shares. down over 11% at this point. haven't had a chance to talk to a couple guys who run capital market bets and weren't involved in the top ranks of underwriting to this deal. a couple of them point to blackstone as perhaps not a great shining example of what happened here. there is blackstone. you may recall this company came public in 2007,