my name is jess city henry, i'm the executive director. 'm second generation san franciscan and my wife and i have raised our three daughters here in the city. when we opened downtown, we wanted to establish accountability with the neighbors and have a business that has a positive impact and work in harmony with the other existing businesses and offer a positive example of what a good business would look like. we established ourselves by keeping the store front discreet, safe and clean. we're consistent presence as the doorman and cameras maintain an eye on the store and the entire block which has led to reduction in crime and increased safety for everyone and we feel we've added a great deal to the revitalization. as we are accountable to patients and city and state, we established a place that is clean, safe and comfortable that provides medicine is that tested by the highest rated lab in california for mold, pesticides, and anything else that is markhamful to patients with -- that may be harmful to patients. we intend to bring the same a

jesse: where was that? city was 90% the first 100 days. at least they are consistently biased. >> right. i don't think it should come as a shock. they have taken it to a new height with this president. there is a desire not to make sure credit is given when credit is due. you look at business growth, economic growth span jobs. very little of any coverage to give him the credit that's due and the clue math meat instilled within the business communities. what went wrong as opposed to highlighting to any degree successes the president had. the initiatives that he's under taken. and i think frankly people -- this is why there is a lack of trust in the media. this is why i talked about writing a book about my experiences. there always narrative that doesn't match the reality of what is happening. jess rrp we were talking about it with gorka before you. he defeated isis in the middle east, no more caliphate. and the stock market is at an all-time high. you are writing this book about your experience and that will be out in the summer. can you po

city. >> kimberly: yes. don't tell anybody. >> jesse: austin, texas, everybody. ty. >> greg: we don't talk politics in my house but we don't talk at all because we hate each other. at christmas, we sit around a table and brewed. shots of cheap rot gut. merry christmas. more answers to your questions when we return. dale. dale! oh, hey, rob. what's with the minivan? it's not mine. i don't -- dale, honey, is your tummy still hurting, or are you feeling better to ride in the front seat? oh! is this one of your motorcycling friends? hey, chin up there, dale. lots of bikers also drive cars. in fact, you can save big if you bundle them both with progressive. i'd like that. great. whoo. you've got soft hands. he uses my moisturizer. see you, dale. bye, rob. that can make you sad, of multiple symptoms feel tired, and have difficulty concentrating. trintellix is a prescription medication for depression. it may help you take a step forward in improving your depression. tell your healthcare professional right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mo

night the new star wars movie, the last jedi, premiered in the bay area and in many cities around the country. jesse gary was in san jose talking to people who waited in long lines to see it. >> reporter: the anticipation and promise surrounding the latest installment of star wars draws the faithful and those strong with the force. >> it taught me everything about life. about how to love and how to fight for what i believe in no matter what. >> reporter: the franchise has created a clothing trend with some moviegoers going as characters for the occasion. >> it's part of the experience. >> i love star wars. i love to since i was a little kid and i still do. >> reporter: the transformation and transportation for some into a fictional galaxy far, far away, begins a costume shops like natasha's attic in san jose. star wars merchandise is creating a tangential business boom. >> people in the bay area love to dress up and this is one way they can show they are big fans. >> reporter: managers say they've had star wars fans coming in all day to either rent costumes or supplement their existing costumes. thi

jesse has been traveling in neighborhoods in the city and talking to our to numbers of people. i believe the fbi is doing a great job around the country. they are partnering with state and local law enforcement and reaching a higher level of unity and sophistication than we ever have. >> a few words. my office has a very long tradition of engaging with the community. since i started this job, i have spent a lot of time going to community meetings and listening to the community. the message i have been given is that people want their neighborhoods to be safe. for the people out in the communities, even one violent crime is too many. that is what we are taking as our guiding star. >> you didn't answer the last question. >> what do you have to say about trump's legal team calling for another special counsel about bruce orr, his wife having worked with fusion gps? would you consider such a special counsel? a.g. session: our responsibility is to provide the highest possible professional standards of law enforcement to the american people, that we do so effectively, honorably, and wi

syrian government jess trikes of target several cities and towns in damascus province at least six people were killed and while two others died in her arrest they have also been attacks in eastern guta which has been under siege by the syrian army since two thousand that. you got a state has pulled out of a united nations pact designed to improve the handling of refugees and migrants worldwide it says the plan is it's inconsistent with u.s. policies. to the crisis in me among them and put it front as has defended his silence on the plight of ranger refugees saying that he spoke the truth in private the leader of the catholic church has faced international criticism for not directly addressing the crisis during his visit to me in my last week pope francis did not use the word range until he was in bangladesh where he met refugees who escaped the military crackdown i mean that is what i was interested in my message getting through so i saw that in my speech if i'd use that word the door would have slammed shot but i describe the situation the riots that no one should be excluded citizenship

jesse has been traveling the neighborhoods in the city and talking to large numbers of people.in that regard. i believe the fbi is doing a great job around the country. they are partnering with state and local law enforcement. dea, atf agents and reaching a higher level of unity and sophistication i think than we ever have. >> just a few words. i think many of you know that my office has a very long tradition of engaging with the community. since i started the job, if you months ago, i spent a lot of time going to community meetings and listening to the community. and i think that overall, the message i have been given is that people want their neighborhoods to be safe. and for the people who are out in the communities, even one violent crime is one violent crime to many. so that is what we are taking as our guiding star. >> just to make sure -- [multiple speakers] >> he didn't answer the question. >> what you have to say about the trump legal team calling for another special counsel? with fusion gps and would you consider such a special counsel? >> are responsibility, it is clear, is

. ♪ >> jesse: back to the new york city subway attack.nce again put a spotlight on some of the dangerous immigration policies we have in place. president trump addressed it earlier. >> they have now been two terrorist attacks in new york city carried out by foreign nationals. here on green cards. the first attacker came through the visa lottery. the second through chain migration. we're going to end both of them. the lottery system and chain migration. we're going to end them. congress must get involved immediately, and they are involved immediately and i can tell you we have tremendous support. they will be ended. >> jesse: the terrorist last month came here through the lottery, which is basically throat into a wheel. iran, iraq, somalia, you are in. the recent one came in through chain migration because his mom came and the uncle. do you think this deserves to be looked at? >> dana: i do. i think it's a smart, incremental step. it's not the ideal we would love to have in america but we don't live in a utopia. we live in a country and we

jesse would like to comment because she has been traveling her neighborhoods in the city. . . . . . this part of that debate is just over one hour. >> we no

cities. i'm worried about the message sent to central and south america. >> jesse: zarate admitted on tape theack to san francisco was because of the sanctuary city policy. it acts as a magnet. when we do the campaign about child sex offenders, vermont was a stage. they were flooded with sex offenders. they were so lenient when you commit a crime against a child and that's what attracts these perverts. that's the result of this policy. you're going to get more criminal illegal aliens. >> brian: juan, i want you to weigh in. >> juan: when i saw that verdict, i was thinking how interesting that the jury never heard anything about his immigration status. while you listen to the news and the news is all about he's an illegal immigrant. you realize wait a second. this was so politicized that we have a different view than the people who sat in judgment of the murder charge. because of course we know the bullet hit the ground and all that and he didn't know her. that's -- the jury came to an american, honest, neutral decision of peers. people on the right or upset. i find it crazy. people saying let'

, raj, i think jess you put it perfectly the city is on edge.ost of the electricity is off obviously many of the people evacuated. you can see the orange glow over my shoulder. firefighters kinning their work. but acknowledging they're still a long way from any type of containment. as the sun struggles to break through the smoke at sunrise firefighters continue their struggle along the front sfwliens we have extremely high winds, very railroad low relative humidity. and the fuel conditions out there as bad as they can be for fire spread. >> reporter: the thomas fire exploded overnight pushed by winds gusting over 50 miles an hour chewing through the california hills, flames swallowing at times an acre every second. more than 45,000 acres have already been seered. 150 structures destroyed. and close to 30,000 families have been forced to leave their homes. >> we can see the flames burning towards us. so we're grabbing the kids and stuff and we're going to go. >> as the evacuees rushed to safety. fire crews rush towards the flames. >> we are in an

jesse owens. or vinyl hampton. hampton is surrounded by members of the kansas city monarch. he loved the kansas city monarchs. so much so that john book will neal who is managing the monarchs at that time would put hampton at a monarch -- in a monarchy uniform and he would sit on the bench and serve as an honorary coach. there is beautiful lena horne throwing out the first pitch at an all-star game. the legend jerry jazz musician -- the legendary jazz musician had his own, so did louis armstrong. interesting -- interestingly enough all of the jazz players wanted to be baseball players, all of the baseball players wanted to be jazz musicians. it was fitting that they would come to 18 can find for the best of both -- of both worlds. jazz and baseball. he jazz musician could get a gig in jansenists -- in kansas city when he could not get a gig anywhere else in the world because he had all the on 18thbs with music and 12th and line. this place was wide open and intersected.jazz that intrinsic mixture of jazz and baseball would radiate from 18th and vine and made it one of the most recognized street cross-sections

jesse: do you think democrats are willing to take a loss of a kate steinle by an illegal in a sanctuary cityn order to further their political agenda? laura: absolutely. it's kinds of like on the sexual harassment stuff women saying they are innocent and they have to go through hell, it's worth it. they are more afraid of conservative traditional christian americans than they are isis, drug traffickers. they can talk about women, but the woman who doesn't have any reproductive rights and that's kate steinle. jesse: a fifth accuser came out against senator al franken. she is an army vet who says he groached her on a u.s.o. tour. >> when he put his arm around me, he groped my right breast. he kept his hand all the way over my left breast. and i remember thinking, is he going to move his hand? was it an accident? >> have you ever placed a hand on some woman's butt? >> i can't say that that hasn't happened. i take thousands and thousands of pictures. we sometimes in crowd and chaotic situations. i can't say i haven't done that. and i am very sorry if these women experienced that. >> has your cre

jesse: illegal immigration. >> illegal immigration. even folks that are legal like the horrible terrorist attack that happened here in new york city. he is using that as an excuse to build his wall policy. >> jesse: so you mean end chain migration and the lottery. >> he was a legal immigrant. >> jesse: right. through a bad system. >> it's part of our system. >> jesse: and he wants to change it. >> the point is that trump has really caused this debasing of our culture when it comes to immigrants in this country, illegal immigrants. if it wasn't for his disgusting rhetoric that we would have this implosion within the democratic party. it's going to take time. >> jesse: amy, set him straight. i think the president wants to save the dreamers. that's why he cut this deal in the fall with crying chuck and nancy, correct? >> absolutely. you know, it's not disgusting rhetoric. we have somebody that wants to protect the u.s. citizens. we have somebody that wants to make sure that these dreamers are taking care of correctly. we're talking about human lives. you can't just sit there and put people who have -- >> what does correctly mean? >> --

jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the city of san francisco is launching a new public awareness campaign about the risks of marijuana. it is set to launch next year on social media. it's expected to highlight the health risks for young people smoking the drug. the campaign will also stress the fact that the drug is still illegal for those under the age of 21 marijuana use in san francisco is currently lower than the national average with a study showing that 71% of city high school students have never used it compared to 59% nationwide. >>> getting ready for the tournament of roses. we go behind the scenes as organizers put the final touches on the rose parade floats in pasadena. >>> let's give you a live look >>> the new year's eve in new york could be the coldest since the 1960s but police say one thing is sure, security in and around times square will be the tightest in history. >> there will be much the public will see and much the public will not see. >> reporter: tighter security than ever before. that's what. city police are promising as they prepare for more than 1 million people

jesse owens. here's the legendary orchestra leader. surrounded by members of the kansas city monarchs. he loved the kansas city monarchs. so much so, they were put in a uniform and he sat on the bench and served as an honorary coach. throwing out the first pitch at the all-star game. cab callaway had his own team, as did louis armstrong. all the jazz musicians wanted to be baseball players. all the baseball players wanted to be jazz musicians. it was only fitting they came here when they had the best of both worlds -- jazz and baseball. so kansas city was jumping. you could get a gig in kansas city where you could not get a gig anywhere else in the world because you had all the nightclubs had music, clubs galore here at 18th and 12th and vine. this place was wide open and baseball and jazz intersected. that intrinsic mixture of jazz and baseball which rated from -- which radiated from 18th and v ine. it was recognized everywhere in the world. world war ii. have the irony of young black soldiers dying fighting the same races in another country that we are being asked -- let led to the m

jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> in oakland city workers took to the streets again today marching around the downtown area on this, the fourth day of their strike. those workers failed to reach an agreement with the city after the latest round of negotiations fell through. today the union rejected the city's final offer meaning essentially the strike will go on. ktvu's tom vacar is outside city hall with more. >>> reporter: frank, i have been covering this a while and been thinking about this. the sun was clear today. it was bright. but the mood here right now, dark as the moonless night. >>> reporter: even as oakland's mayor libby schaaf walked into her news conference today, her face was tired and somber. >> last night as you know, we issued our last, best and completely final offer. we did receive a response early this morning from seiu rejecting our final offer. >> reporter: the mayor insists that the city council's final offer is fair, equitable and retroactive to last july 1st. >> over the last two years, we provided our workforce with an 8% raise and right now, we have on the tabl

it happened wednesday in the city of citrus heights. there officers say jesse berube slid down the chimney of a busniess... and got himself lodged inside. the 32-year-old suspect then had no choice...he had to call 9-1-1. once at the scene firefighters used special equipment to extricate berube... then contacted police who arrested him. berube was not hurt in the incident....and now faces burglary charges. (justine) kiss front man, gene simmons has been sued for a sexual battery. a civil complaint filed in los angeles on friday says he groped a woman at a restaurant opening last month. his accuser - who has not been identified - says she was interviewing simmons at the time. according to the complaint, he used the situation to inappropriately touch her throat and buttocks. cnn reached out to simmons' lawyer and the restaurant - but no response so far. (j.r.) tis the season for thieves. in recent weeks police have seen spikes in package thefts and tonight they are warning you to be prepared. the richmond police department says that often times theives will follo

cities are scrapping new year's eve plans. but not this one. jesses to come to work. it could be the coldest new year's eve on record that the president tweets: bundle up! thank you. a dire warning 7 years ago that the entire polar ice cap might disappear by 2014. >> scientists unprecedented that the north polar ice cap is falling off a cliff. one study estimated that it could be completely gone during summer in less than 22 years. another new study to be presented by the u.s. navy researchers later this week warns it could happen in as little as 7 years. 7 years from now. >> all of those people were sitting there shivering in fear wondering when gore would stop talking. in 10 years the world would reach a point of no return. we reached that point of no return. the president doesn't like science. he said global warming can't happen if we are freezing to death. is he right? >> no, hot gets hotter and cold gets colder. he doesn't understand the climate. >> did al gore understand it? >> global warm is real and humans are the cause. >> i agree that the c

manchester united beating arsenal by 3—1 to close the gap on manchester city, who do not played till tomorrow. from both of us, that is it. jessod news. also it has turned rather cloudy for most of us. this was clanged gospel and earlier in the day. many of us had a lot of cloud. —— llangollen. temperatures should not fall that much, so most of should be frost free. exceptions are in the far south and east. perhaps the far north east of scotland early tomorrow morning. there will mist and fog. can see the weather front clearing out of the way from all but pembrokeshire which brightens up in the afternoon. compared with today more sunshine around. cooler today in the north and east. more mild in the south. that weather stays with us the south. that weather stays with us until the start of the new week. it turns wet and windy mid week. more for you later. is this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm. donald trump describes the actions of his former national security advisor as lawful, but says he had to be sacked for lying. new tax cuts and jobs act as amended is passed. republicans celebrate getting their tax reforms through the u

berkeley city council in california, the most recent to approve one of these ordinances, jesse arrogantuote, highly impractical response to america's broken immigration system and a symbol of hatred. that only further demonize people of mexican and latin american descent. the associated general contractor for america till fox news it is asked attorney general jeff sessions to sue states trying to deny contractors who are involved in the border wall. the spokesman says, quote, given the fact this administration has been aggressively pursuing sanctuary cities this seems like an easy slamdunk. nearly 100 companies interested in bidding on the border project are based in california which identifies as a sanctuary state. donald trump planning a trip to san diego to review prototypes in person. >> a great while, we put up six different varieties of wall. we have some wonderful prototypes that have been put up and i may be going there very shortly to look at them in their final form. >> despite the ambitious timetable for construction it remains unclear when the wall might actually go up. rob:

city courtesy of a 2—1 victory at west brom. romelu lukaku opened the scoring for his second goal in as many games before jesse lingard doubled united'sre the break. the visitors appeared to be heading for a comfortable win until albion substitute gareth barry poked home from close range with 13 minutes left. and despite some late pressure, united holding on for the win to go three points clear of third placed chelsea. they are really strong, they are really aggressive. they can put teams under pressure. we didn't have more problems because we had so much of the ball and had so much control by having the ball. but we knew that any timea by having the ball. but we knew that any time a situation could arise and it was that situation which woke up the stadium, gave them the belief that they didn't have until that moment and put us a little bit under pressure. but i think the performance was really good. liverpool moved back into the top four after hammering bournemouth 4—0 on the south coast of england. there were goals for philippe coutinho, dejan lovran before mo salah got his 11th goal in 11 games, his 20th of the season to end the ti

. ♪ >> i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city"the five" ." today president trump made history with a dramatic shift in u.s. foreign policy in the middle east. he forged ahead with his decision to declare jerusalem as risk capital despite objections from arab, european, and other world s

. ♪ >> i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york cityand this is "the five" ." today president trump made history with a dramatic shift in u.s. foreign policy in the middle east. he forged ahead with his decision to declare jerusalem as risk capital despite objections from arab, european, and other world leaders and even the pope. it is because we cannot solve our problems by making the same failed assumptions and repeating the same failed strategies of the past. old challenges demand new approaches. i've determined that it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. while previous presidents have made this a major campaign promise, they failed to deliver. today i am delivering. >> dana: president trump stressed israel as a sovereign nation with the right to determine its own capital. the president or the state department of beginning to move the embassy to jerusalem from tel aviv. in an attempt to ease concerns, mr. trump wanted palestinians to know he remains fully committed to helping broker a peace deal. >> i

jess, the schuylkill expressway was looking good. she's going to show us the vine. >> yeah. moving through center city city is doing great. the schuylkill is open. we had it closed in between this point at the vine street expressway headed to 30th. right now i'm watching the vine at 24th. all directions are okay. westbound toward the schuylkill, not seeing problems there. the blue route looks good. at least with the drive times that i'm looking at here. 15 minutes in both directions north and south from 95 to the schuylkill, speeds into the 60s. i'll end with bridges. we're in the middle of an opening that was supposed to occur around 4:55 over the tacony palmyra. if you need an alternate for now, take the betsy ross to get by. nice and clear. also clear over the ben and walt whitman bridge moving into philadelphia. >> thank you. >>> 5. 16. 4 -- 5:16. 43 degrees. relatively mild. i'm no meteorologist, but it feels mild for the week approaching christmas. >> it does feel good. and what does christmas look like and the rest of the week? meteorologist bill henley has more. >> reporter: it is nice and warm, 40s. we got a mild

kimberly: i'm kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." this is a fox news alert. president trump has unveiled his strategy for national security, one that enshrines his "america first" campaign. in an address at the rock ronald reagan building in washington, the president outlined a plan that includes defeating isis, protecting the u.s. from north korea and securing our borders. the president also spoke about living a greater america to our children and our grandchildren. watch. >> on top of everything else, our leaders drifted from american principles. they lost sight of america's destiny and the lost their belief in american greatness. on january 20, 2017, i stood on the steps of the capital. to herald the day the people became the rulers of their nation again. american success is not a foregone conclusion. it must be earned and it must be won. together we will leave our children and grandchildren a nation that is stronger, better, freer, prouder and yes, in america that is greater than ever before. >> kimberly

that is cohosted by fox news and fox business personalities kennedy and jesse waters live from times square right here in new york city. will a challenger to putin be stopped from running in the russian election? the country's highest court now weighing in. plus new numbers are released on immigration. the trends they show and what it could mean for those who want to overhaul that system. >> what is the undocumented population and how we fix that problem and then reach over to those who are coming in legally and say how do you maximize the benefit to your new home country? >>> the highest court upholding the decision to bar an opposition leader from running against president putin in march's election. he has been banned from running due to a fraud conviction his supporters believe was politically motivated. he is now calling for a boycott of the election. putin has an 80% approval rating back home and is expected to easily win a fourth term in office. >>> president trump has argued that the u.s. needs to overhaul its immigration system. now, new data from the census bureau appears to support that. national corresponde

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. >> kimberly: i'm kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." president trump promised americans a giant tax cut for christmas. he expressed confidence again today it's happening. republicans plan to unveil a final merged house and senate bill tomorrow with the aim of voting sometime early next week. will it pass? republican senator marco rubio says he is in no unless the child tax credit for the working poor is expanded. the president believes the senator will come around. >> he's been a great guy, very supportive. i think senator rubio will be there. we are doing very well on the tax bill. we have tremendous support. we have tremendous spirit. it will be the largest tax cut in the history of our country. i will say the republican senators and congressmen and women have been incredible. so i think we will get there. it will be in a very short period of time. it will be the greatest christmas present that a lot of people have ever received. it will be something special. >> kimberly: something special. senate democratic

. >> kimberly: i'm kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york citys is "the five" ." president trump promised americans a giant tax cut for christmas. he expressed confidence again today it's happening. republicans plan to unveil a final merged house and senate bill tomorrow with the aim of voting sometime early next week. will it pass? republican senator marco rubio says he is in no unless the child tax credit for the working poor is expanded. the president believes the senator will come

. >> kimberly: i'm kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, katie pavlich and brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york citynt trump is lashing out at the fbi after reports special counsel robert miller fired a top fbi agent in august from his russian investigation team because of anti-trump text he may have sent. the president waiting yesterday: "after years of comey, with the phony and dishonest clinton investigation and more, running the fbi, its reputation is in tatters. worst in history! but fear not, we will bring it back to greatness."

kimberly: i'm kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york citythe five" ." this is a fox news alert. president trump has unveiled his strategy for national security, one that enshrines his "america first" campaign. in an address at the rock ronald reagan building in washington, the president outlined a plan that includes defeating isis, protecting the u.s. from north korea and securing our borders. the president also spoke about living a greater america to our

jesse is my man. >> that's good >> i mentioned this before star city. fce.a.out with the alternatives next year i think they sell the company. >> like what i was saying about oil, i think they will get a buying opportunity for a couple of weeks in the sle. i am saying that happily is that better >> it was mark fisher saying range bound. 40 something or 62 >> i don't think you will see a crushing bear market, but down to 52, easily. >> back during the show, we talked about dominos good point of entry and got up to the upper 180s yesterday. i take the products. >> mcdonald's hitting all time high with the ipo today. we will see you at the wells fargo conference power starts now >> thank you very much good afternoon and welcome to "power lunch" along with michelle i'm tyler matheson you are looking live at the white house where president trump is set to speak any moment he is expected to formally recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel and announce plans to move the em bass tow that city effectually. this is a major shift in america's policy in the middle ea

. >>> city leaders in san jose say there's been a spike in deaths among the homeless. ktvu's south bay reporter jessee in downtown san jose with more on this tonight. >>> reporter: if you down here in san jose, you see the number of homeless people that are living out on city streets and in city parks such as saint james where we're standing now. officials don't know if this recent spike in homeless deaths correlates to the rise in their numbers or if it's something else. but they have established a committee to find out the cause. the list of people who died on the streets is growing at a faster pace. >> we have seen an increase in the number of people who died unsheltered. >> reporter: on any given day or night there are 4,000 homeless residents in san jose with three-quarters having no shelter at all. the number of homeless deaths spiked in the last two reporting years from 86 in 2015 to 132 in 2016. >> this is not the only county this is happening. it's also happening in l.a. and i believe philadelphia. so there's other places in the united states where homeless deaths are on the rise. >> reporte

jesse? >> i would throw a snowball at de blasio, the mayor of new york city -- >> good choice. >> and then her] >> probably wouldn't feel it either, you know? >> by the way, that's so funny. after you threw your snowball at him and missed -- [laughter] rookie, i would throw mine and hit him square on. >> big target. >> yes. >> all right. [laughter] >> that was his answer. >> no, but he's going to throw it and miss and then de blasio's going to think he was okay, and that's when i nail him because i'm the closer. >> all right. so anyway, don't move. if you leave now, you're going to miss our big secret santa reveal. we've been waiting for this all year. stay with us, right back. ♪ ♪ i accept i don't conquer the mountain like i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but whatever trail i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both

berkeley city council in california, most recent one to approve one of the ordinances major jesse callingthe border wall, highly impractical response to america's broken immigration system and a symbol of hatred that will only further demonize the people of mexican and latin american decent. the associated general contractors for america tell fox news it has asked attorney general jeff sessions to sue states trying to deny contractors work who are involved in the border wall. spokesman brian says, quote, given the fact that this administration has been aggressively pursuing sanctuary cities, this seems like an easy slam dunk. nearly 100 companies interested in bidding on the project are based in california which identifies as the sanctuary state. president trump plans a trip to san diego to review prototypes in person. >> a great wall, we put up six different varieties of wall, we have some wonderful prototypes that have been put up and i play be going there shortly to look at them in final form. >> and despite the president's ambitious timetable for construction, it remains unclear when

i'm jesse watters along with kimberly guilfoyle, dana perino, greg gutfeld, this is "the five "the five." terror has struck again in new york cityjust six weeks after that truck attack in lower manhattan. this time a man with a pipe bomb strapped to them set off the device in a subway tunnel near times square and the height of the morning rush. three people were hurt along with the suspect who is in custody. here were authorities right after the incident. >> this was an attempted terrorist attack. thank god the perpetrator did not achieve his ultimate goals. we have identified him as akayed ullah. he had burns to his body. investigation says that it was indicated that he was wearing a low-tech explosive device attached to his body. intentionally dead to needed the device. >> jesse: greg leventhal at the scene in manhattan with the very latest on what happened. and what we are learning about the 27-year-old apprehended. >> and if the suspect's goals was to kill himself and others as he apparently told authorities, well, then he failed miserably. and law enforcement services are telling me that akayed ullah acted alone and he had

. >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." another prominent democrat announces resignation from congress. sexual misconduct allegations. senator al franken taking the floor of the chamber earlier exactly through a theft of the accusation surfaced. he began with this. >> a couple months ago, i felt we had entered an important moment in the history of this country. we were finally beginning to listen to women about the ways in which men's actions affect them. then the conversation turned to me. some of the allegations against me are simply not true. others i remember very differently. i know there's been a different picture of me painted over the last few weeks, but i know who i really am. >> jesse: although franken refused to knowledge the allegations, he ultimately caved to pressure to step down. >> in the coming weeks, i will be resigning. this decision is not about me. it's about the people of minnesota. this has been a tough few weeks for me, but i'm a very, very lucky man. i have a beautiful, he

. >>> in san jose city leaders are reporting a spike in deaths among the homeless. as ktvu's jesse us, officials are unsure why but there are some theories. >> reporter: the names represent homeless who die on the street and the list is growing at a faster pace. >> we have seen an increase in the number of people who died unsheltered. >> reporter: on any given day or night there are 4,000 homeless residents in san jose with three-quarters having no shelter at all. the number of homeless deaths spiked in the last two reporting years from 86 in 2015 to 132 in 2016. >> this is not the only county this is happening. it's also happening in l.a. and i believe philadelphia. so there's other places in the united states where homeless deaths are on the rise. >> reporter: andria of home first services says while the cause behind the increase is unknown, there are working theories. one is that those who died have all battled substance abuse particularly alcoholism. thursday several groups established a task force to investigate the increase. >> we'll be meeting every quarter to talk about the

the gap on top of the table manchester city to 11 points with a 2—1win over relegation threatened west brom at the hawthorns. an unfortunate deflection helped jesses romelu lukaku's header opened proceedings. gareth barry scored west brom's first goal under alan pardew but it was just consolation as they stay 19th. you do your best, you try to win matches, you try to play the best possible. you try to do all you can asa team. possible. you try to do all you can as a team. you try to give kids a big chance to become an important player at manchester united. at the end of the season, we will see what happens, notjust end of the season, we will see what happens, not just in end of the season, we will see what happens, notjust in the premier league but also in other competitions. liverpool got back to winning ways, with a comfortable 4—0 win away at bournemouth in the premier league. mohamed salah, netting his 20th goal in all competitions this season. we need to be really consistent. we need to be really consistent. we need to be steady and on track. we need to be steady and on track. we need to be steady and on track. we need to show all the time w