slow about pro-life. >> bill: janine, think about this for a minute. you are going to tell mio bama is going to attack romney on abortion? he can't. he is going to attack romney on health care? he can't possibly do that. go ahead. >> he will attack him on the flip-flops. republicans as they enter and. >> bill: do you know how many flip flops obama? guantanamo bay. come on. >> i realize that. where are they going to attack romney. they will attack republicans ron paul taking out. we are giving ammunition to the enemy. >> bill: you agree with me and this is what i believe. that if newt gingrich gets the nomination and he might. i mean, he is on a roll right now, that it becomes about newt gingrich. you see what i'm talking about? it becomes about him, not the economy the president never talks about the economy. is he always going to talk about the nominee. >> bill: romney can nail him on the economy and say look, you failed. >> newt gingrich can say i balanced the budget four times. i reformed welfare. i worked with bill clinton to change it. >> bill: yo

janine turner and leslie marshall will comment on michele bachmann's explosive charge. also tonight, lou dobbs on yet another possible green scandal for the obama administration. and a new poll says younger americans are pessimistic about president obama. caution, you where to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. newt gingrich and power. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as the frontrunner, newt gingrich was under attack last night in the debate. especially by michele bachmann who criticized him on abortion and taking money from freddie mac. we will deal with that a bit later on mr. gingrich offered robust on the issue. one of the issues may have landed him in big trouble. how gingrich would deal with federal judges. >> you have proposed a plan to subpoena judges to testify before congress about controversial decisions that they make. in certain cases you advocate impeaching judges or abolishing courts all together. two conserva

do you think there is any gender thing in here janine? >> well, i think america is ready for a woman president. and i think conservatives are certainly ready. but, democrats don't want it at all because it will affect the gender gap. democrats really depend on women, the women vote. they don't want to see a conservative woman out there at all. i believe a conservative woman is at a disadvantage because the press is obviously focused on -- >> bill: that's true. sarah palin proved that. as far as michele bachmann's campaigning, leslie, is it a disadvantage for her to be a woman? >> i think it's a disadvantage to be a woman in politics because whether left or right it is a good old boy club. it's unfair but the women have to work harder. and tonight, bill, you talked about and i think it's very touching that she didn't get asked to the prom. but, again, guys don't talk about that. voters don't necessarily want to hear about that because that's not going to make them vote for michelle obama. she says she is a woman, she multitasker. >> bill:

janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> some deals had shoppers lining up overnight. this morning we found a handful of bargain hunters outside the h&m store. they handed out free gift cards when it opened at 8:00. >> try to avoid shopping because i don'tlike the big crowds but i feel like the awesome deals were too good to pass up. >> other shoppers told us they didn't plan to do much shopping today but couldn't resist the deals. one woman spent more today than before christmas. some shopped for sales online. online shopping jumped 16% yesterday over last year. there was a huge increase in the number of people who made purchases using iphones, iphones and smartphones. the dollar u. surged by 173%. they tracked shopping at 500 ebsites. >>> -- websites. >>> ktvu's robert handa tells us, a real problem for 7,000 people. >> we are outside a homeless shelter in san jose. trying to help people escape tonight's cold weather. we will show you some of the hazards that come, but with the homeness it's a more -- homeless it's a more immediate threat. >>> there are about 7,000 h

ktvu's janine de la vega there now with all the disruption it's causing. >> reporter: main street is closed in both directions, as you can see behind me it's because these crews are working to repair a main break. this is happening right in front of this crate and barrel. water started flooding into the basement of that crate and barrel where they keep the merchandise. now let's take a look at some video that we took earlier of where you can see where the actual water main valve broke. crews happened to already be in the area doing routine maintenance work and they responded to the water main break. the pipe did not break because of the work they were doing and they are still investigating the cause. this is really causing a lot of traffic delays around this area, a popular shopping area broadway plaza. right now walnut creek police are out, they are showing drivers detours since there is this two block area. that is closed off. so they're asking people what to avoid the south main and olympic boulevard . since this work is being done, we're told the only store so far that had damage

reporting from san francisco, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> many people have skipped the mall and jumped on the internet instead. online shopping increased more than 60% on christmas day compared to last year. the number of purchases made on mobile devices went up 173%. nearly 7% of all online purchases on christmas day were made using i pads. >>> half price, even 75% off sales are all the rage after christmas. with an eye toward next year there were plenty of shoppers snapping up postholiday items. but it seemed like there were not that many people in line to return presents and that's not actually the norm. the national retail federation estimates holiday returns will total $46 billion this year, up 4% from last year and 10% from two years ago. >>> some shoppers were out even before the sun rose this morning: it was dark as folks drove up to do their shopping in pleasanton. for many wal-mart was just the first stop. >> i have to go to macy's to return some shoes for my lady. so it's going to be very difficult. a lot of crazy customers in there. but it's part of the holi

reporting from san francisco, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> many people have skipped the mall and jumped on the internet instead. online shopping increased more than 60% on christmas day compared to last year. the number of purchases made on mobile devices went up 173%. nearly 7% of all online purchases on christmas day were made using i pads. >>> half price, even 75% off sales are all the rage after christmas. with an eye toward next year there were plenty of shoppers snapping up postholiday items. but it seemed like there were not that many people in line to return presents and that's not actually the norm. the national retail federation estimates holiday returns will total $46 billion this year, up 4% from last year and 10% from two years ago. >>> some shoppers were out even before the sun rose this morning: it was dark as folks drove up to do their shopping in pleasanton. for many wal-mart was just the first stop. >> i have to go to macy's to return some shoes for my lady. so it's going to be very difficult. a lot of crazy customers in there. but it's part of the holi

reporting live from downtown san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a group of oakland protesters occupy protesters was back out today at a familiar spot. a group of about 20 protesters showed up outside city hall at frank ogawa plaza. so did police. some protesters threw things, some even tried to pitch a tent but the officers took it down. there were no reports of any arrests but some protesters received citations from the police. >>> oakland mayor jean quan responded today to the commonwealth club in san francisco. >> she brutalized our citizens. >> she brutalizes our citizens. >> like oscar grant. >> like oscar grant. >> reporter: we first showed you these pictures of the scene at the meeting last night on the 10:00 news. protesters heckled and shouted down mayor quan, they are upset over the way she and oakland police handled the occupy protest. we spoke with mayor quan today about last night's disturbance. >> i think it's interesting that they take no responsibility of all the violence that took place. i think that movement can't grow that way. >> reporter: mayor

our janine de la vega joins us now from a sports bar with this latest controversy. >> reporter: a lot of oakland a's fans hang out here and they tell me that they are confused and they don't know what to make about what's happening with the organization. tina ricardo has always displayed memorabilia for years but she's noticing a change. >> we don't see people with it anymore. >> reporter: the game has dwindled and talk to the team moving to san jose is frustrating fans. >> this is the sports capital of the bay area. >> reporter: in the last 20 days the a's have made graphic changes. three valuable star players were traded to other teams. in exchange they received prospects from the minor league. fans say the team is being set up to fail. >> you have to wonder about the strategy, they don't want us to show up so they can move. >> you're following a jersey, they're coming in one door and out the other. >> reporter: in order for a move to happen, the san francisco giants need to give up territorial rights to san jose. sources with the city of san jose say that will be discussed in a mee

janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> today some folks are trying to take advantage of the gift cards. gift card exchange day. the cards are being sold to the highest bidder. the site claims resellers pay the highest premiums on premiums on the day after christmas. >>> shopping means replacing old electronics. how do you know if you are getting rid of them safely, coming up, how a company is making sure it ends up in the right place. >> fog delayed flights in and out of san francisco's airport. the delay lasted as long as 30 minutes. in san jose, fog caused one flight to divert to rene moch passengers -- reno. passengers landed in san jose two hours late. no delays in oakland. >>> numbers show 952 arrests for dui this season. and two fatal collisions. alameda has 317 arrests reported between saturday and christmas eve. santa clara, 243 arrests. sonoma 88. contra costa 77 arrests. >>> the cold weather continues here in the bay area and tonight is going to be no exception. ktvu's robert handa is in san jose to us how a home was saved from a fire. >> reporter: many people are tryin

janine. lapeta. thank you. carl. julie so -- soux. bart murphy. guadaloupe, and manava. forgive me if i am pronouncing these names wrong. line up, and you have two minutes. next speaker. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. i am from the human rights commission, and we are happy to say that we are taking all complaints and reworking santh city issues right now. so if you have any issues, either have been discriminated against or know someone who has an issue about the city of san francisco not respecting the sanctuary ordinance, come to us. we can take complaints there by phone, e-mail or mail, whatever is easiest for you. i am going to leave some forms over there, so if anyone wants to talk to us about problems, they can do it. also, they can visit our website. just a few things about it. we respect your confidentiality status, which means i am not going to ask you whether you are current or not. we are not even going to ask you about your name if you don't want to give it. it is a completely confidential process. it is going to be only about trying to investigate poss

janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now there's a total of 102 residents in thattenderloin building. we're told the red cross is helping those residents with apartmenting that are now inhabitable. the red cross is helping to get them transferred to another property. >>> authorities are trying to figure out what caused another san francisco fire. it happened before 10:00 on a building on 24th and utah street. firefighters managed to put the flames out in about an hour. no one was hurt. the red cross is also helping shelter those displaced residents. >>> san francisco police are asking for help to try to identify a man caught in a surveillance photo who they say sexually assaulted two women. we want to show you a photo police released of man suspected in the mission district assaults. the suspect is described as a black man in his mid-30s about 5'6" and 6'tall with a medium build. one storekeeper says people in the neighborhood are taking extra precautions. >> every time we leave our store, looking around making sure nobody is hanging around or standing around doing

. >> this is janine who is an aerial artist and a champion pole dancer. >> i'm not going to let you laughst yet. >> i'm not laughing at the video but i'm laughing at nick. he's starting to sweat. >> some of the moves she's about to show us made my jaw drop. >> it's very impressive. she did like a backbend on a pole. >> it's tough. it's tough. >>> i didn't realize there was championship pole dancing. >> oh yeah. it's huge. there are people over 50. >> a lot of women do this as a way of exercise. i knew a lady who did it as exercise and lost like 80 pounds. >> singing the praises of the packers in green bay. >> i honestly felt like i was at the beginning of my church service. there is a song they are singing to aaron rogers. >> so how does your family christmas card compare to this? >> why didn't we think of this when i was five? a family christmas card or video? see what you thin >> this is one scene that you don't want to find. >> say that three times fast. >> casey in north carolina grabbed her iphone to shoot this video because when their daughter went to unplug the lights, that's not a

reporting live from san francisco, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an apartment building in berkeley severely damaged by a five alarm fire last month is almost completely torn down now. just part of an exterior wall and pile of debris remains there now. that fire was so intense last month that engineers recommended the entire building be torn down tomorrow. 70 people, many uc berkeley students lost their home. >>> a rapid response to an apartment helped them save the building but two families are out of their homes tonight. firefighters saw heavy smoke and flames when they arrived about 10:00 this morning. everyone was able to get out of that building safely. fire officials have not identified a cause but say it does not appear suspicious. >>> about a dozen people marched down 73rd avenue in honor of baby hirum lawrence. lawrence is just shy of his second birthday. he was caught in the cross fire of a mass shooting. he remains in critical condition at oakland children's hospital. >> it's very sad to where all these kids have been shot. babies getting shot. this has got to

janine de la vega shows us the real estate hot spot and what may be behind the boom in busy. >> reportere visible to motorists. office spaces ready to lease. >> it's been good all year. we're real happy with how things turned out. the company had a record year. >> reporter: john yemdel says this is the company's best year in leasing since 1935. the demand for class a level office space has quadrupeled in the last year. >> as the companies do well from a sales point from a growth standpoint they need space. >> reporter: apple led the pack leasing 2 million square feet and google leasing 1 million square feet. in the last year hp, motorola and google have all moved in. president dave cortizi says this is a great sign of economic support. >> people are getting back to work, we're seeing other indicators of those trends especially here in the south bay. we expect that to be a cascading effect throughout the region. >> reporter: those in the industry say san jose may be the next hot spot because that's where the available space is. >>> in news of the world tonight, at least 11 people died aft

janine de la vega, ktvu news. >>> the ted triple murdering yusuf bey iv is facing criminal charges. represented bey who is now serving three life terms for the murder of chauncey bailey and two other men. >>> congress passed the law back in 2007, requiring lightbulbs be more energy efficient. the 100-watt bulb will be the first to go followed bid other wattages. california started its own phase out of those bulbs in january of this year. >>> along with those 100-watt bulbs, beer with added caffeine are about to become a thing of the past. those drinks will be banned, although beer brewed from coffee will still be allowed. seven other states have also banned caffeinated beer. >>> hundreds of thousands of dollars every year, what happens to money left at airport security checkpoints and one man's plan to handle it differently. >>> a weak weather system is approaching the bay area, coming up the area that could take up a few showers for tomorrow. the updated sierra forecast and the one direction temperatures will be headed >>> a hiker and his dog were rescued from a sheer hillside in l

janine de la vega, ktvu news. >>> the former lawyer for convicted triple murdering yusuf bey iv is facingriminal charges. she represented bey who is now serving three life terms for the murder of chauncey bailey and two other men. >>> congress passed the law back in 2007, requiring lightbulbs be more energy efficient. the 100-watt bulb will be the first to go followed bid other wattages. california started its own phase out of those bulbs in january of this year. >>> along with those 100-watt bulbs, beer with added caffeine are about to become a thing of the past. those drinks will be banned, although beer brewed from coffee will still be allowed. seven other states have also banned caffeinated beer. >>> hundreds of thousands of dollars every year, what happens to money left at airport security checkpoints and one man's plan to handle it differently. >>> a weak weather system is approaching the bay area, coming up the area that could take up a few showers for tomorrow. the updated sierra forecast and the one direction temperatures will be headed this weekend. >>> and skipping a day this w

janine de la vega shows us the real estate hot spot and what may be behind the boom in busy. >> reportert's prime real estate visible to motorists. office spaces ready to lease. >> it's been good all year. we're real happy with how things turned out. the company had a record year. >> reporter: john yemdel says this is the company's best year in leasing since 1935. the demand for class a level office space has quadrupeled in the last year. >> as the companies do well from a sales point from a growth standpoint they need space. >> reporter: apple led the pack leasing 2 million square feet and google leasing 1 million square feet. in the last year hp, motorola and google have all moved in. president dave cortizi says this is a great sign of economic support. >> people are getting back to work, we're seeing other indicators of those trends especially here in the south bay. we expect that to be a cascading effect throughout the region. >> reporter: those in the industry say san jose may be the next hot spot because that's where the available space is. >>> in news of the world tonight, at leas

janine de la vega is in san jose and spoke with rene earlier today. >> i spoke to him this morning, heaid he felt amazing. he was in good spirits, but he was also saying that he was very touched by the support he felt here in the bay area and especially here in santa cruz. the crowd here has thin out but they were obviously disappointed about his loss. >> the act finishing in third place is -- chris rene. >> reporter: and just like that a $5 million recording contract slipped away from chris rene. he came in third place with fellow contestant melanie amaro winning the contest. >> i'm bummed because it doesn't matter because he's going to make it no matter what. >> reporter: rene won the hearts of the judges and fans worldwide. before the show rene hauled trash for a living. he was also a drug addict, only three months sober when he auditioned. wilson says they hope rene comes back to the house to finish the recovery. >> i don't know how bad this loss is going to hit him. but i know he has safe family and friends right there in the house. he has a support group and i know that he's goin

janine de la vega is in san jose and spoke with rene earlier today. >> i spoke to him this morning, heaid he felt amazing. he was in good spirits, but he was also saying that he was very touched by the support he felt here in the bay area and especially here in santa cruz. the crowd here has thin out but they were obviously disappointed about his loss. >> the act finishing in third place is -- chris rene. >> reporter: and just like that a $5 million recording contract slipped away from chris rene. he came in third place with fellow contestant melanie amaro winning the contest. >> i'm bummed because it doesn't matter because he's going to make it no matter what. >> reporter: rene won the hearts of the judges and fans worldwide. before the show rene hauled trash for a living. he was also a drug addict, only three months sober when he auditioned. wilson says they hope rene comes back to the house to finish the recovery. >> i don't know how bad this loss is going to hit him. but i know he has safe family and friends right there in the house. he has a support group and i know that he's goin

supporting me today and all days is my wonderful wife janine, my son who has absconded, he wanted to make a contribution to the record unfortunately, alexander who just turned three months old. >> can i ask if those who you identify if they at least raise their hands. [laughter] >> thank you. >> my parents, my mother-in-law and father-in-law, my brother-in-law, bob, my cousin and his mother, my cousin and her husband. and members of my extended in-law family, janet and rod, debra who took my done alexander outside the room and ago necessary who is probably the most technical logly savvy of all of us at 87 years of age. i also wish to remember on this day my late grandparents. they never could have imagined that their sacrifices and the sacrifices of their children would have culminated in this proceeding a world and a century away. adds my introducer pointed out, i'm the child of immigrants. my parents came to the united states from india 40 years ago with $10 in their pockets, willingness to work very hard and a belief in the american dream. they settled in parsons, kansas, in the l

jehmu greene and janine borrelli and fox news contributor. thanks for joining us. for herman cain and his wife gloria. i wanted to begin with your reaction to the event itself, the pep rally, i'm not sure what to call it. >> listen. i think herman cain is an example of american exceptional he blows the mist out of the water that blacks need a special treatment. he grew up in on segregated south. he is a successful businessman. he was running for the highest office of the land, president of the united states. his story if he can do it anybody can do it. >> heather: but the event the way it was staged. >> i compare it to a pep rally. it was similar to his announcement. when he had his announcement there were 15,000 people and in comparison to some of the other republican candidates, really somber announcements. there wasn't as much excitement. his base of supporters still believe in him and he was going out with a bang. he was going outs with a bang. i think we haven't seen the last of herman cain based on what he would like to have happen but looking at his impact i

. >> and judge janine pirro, good to see you, judge. >> that, and another joined bill hemmer and saidney general, are we at that point yet? >> absolutely i was in the hearings on thursday and i have to tell you, i listened to eric holder for hours, just, just not give anything other than, this is being investigated by my inspector general. i mean, you've got a gun dealer who provided five foxes of information and the justice department provided one box with not one e-mail to eric holder. and 54 members of congress have called for eric holder's impeachment. we're at the point whereas a government. we have to try to understand why it is that we would spend almost a million dollars and send 2000 guns to the drug cartels in mexico. >> on a technicality. >> are the 54 calling for him to step down? >> his resignation now, there's calls for the impeachment proceeding, but at issue, judge, isn't it the memos and his awareness of what was going on during these things? these memos come on his desk, the two of them. he can say i don't know the details of them. is he off-- >> that's hogwash and i