. >> kimberly: hello. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, andrea tantaros and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: well, the fight to preseven religious freedom in america isn't letting up up with bit. today, archbishop timothy dolan set to become a cardinal next week said that president obama broke his promise to the catholic church imposing the obamacare mandate on contraceptives. >> it seems to be at odds with the sincere assurance he gave me that he wanted to continue to work with the church in endeavors and views and projects that he shared. passionate interest in it. i can't figure it out. that's why i am hoping in the massive negative reaction to this ruling, i'm hoping he will go back to the assurances he gave me. we can't have government bureaucracy invading the privacy and the independent pep dense of autonomy and integrity that the constitution gives to religion. >> kimberly: andrea, the catholic church at war with the obama administrat

. >> kimberly: hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, brian kilmeade, andrea tantaros, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >>> well, the american people aren't stupid. they know that's not a plan. especially since we're already drilling. that is a bumper sticker. kiloh, yeah. that's right, america. the president doesn't think you're stupid. he's just going to treat you that way. in a speech yesterday president attempted to put concerned americans at ease over rapidly increasing gasoline prices. he attacked his critics and he promised more clean energy and said he wants to penalize oil companies by raising their taxes. since you aren't stupid, the president doesn't want you to get your hopes up. >> the easiest thing in the world to make phony election year promises about lower gas prices. >> kimberly: any politician who does something like that in an election year, should be the source of both scorn and ridicule. >> i want to invest that money in clean, affordabl

. >> kimberly: hello, everyone.'m kimberly guilfoyle, along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: our top story tonight, the death of whitney houston. the pop star died on the eve of biggest night. but she was found in a bathtub. investigators are holding the results of her autopsy pending the toxicology report. as you probably know, houston has struggled with a long battle with drug addiction. it's unclear at this time if that played a role in her death. her personal life filled with trouble but her music was an inspiration to people across the globe. how should he is be remembered? >> dana: he is was obviously a beautiful, talented woman. discovered, she was from newark, new jersey. he is has a talented family. interesting to hear this morning on "fox and friends" one of the first people that heard her sing, she was 14. her mom was singing and her mom said why don't you have to your daughter sing? she is good. he is turned out

it's tough, bob. >> kimberly: this was a -- >> kimberly: we started the -- >> bob: we started the showly. obama was in terrible shape everywhere you could look. since then, approval rating have gone up. the fact is unemployment has come down from upper 9 to 8.3. very well could get below 8% and he would have made his point. >> eric: you can't start at 9. he started at 7.7 or 7.8%. you can't say 9 and say it got better. they are better than they were. >> greg: he just spun -- you just heard that, the numbers are going down. you made in a good thing. >> kimberly: he is so good at that. >> greg: that is amazing. obama is sworn in on januar january 20. >> bob: so you account all the jobs he lost on the 21, 22, 23, 24 to obama? >> eric: i'm not accounting. i'm saying here is where we were. there were promises about something to obama and i will give him $800 billion he spent and things aren't better. >> bob: you don't think things are better than a year ago? >> eric: i don't. >> dana: something else happened in the stimulus in the long run will be beneficial for all of us. this is recogniti

energy, kimberly, is so intense.g on the main ballroom where all the candidates have spoken. and brightbart is on the stage. santorum spoke. mitt romney did, too. but the candidate everyone is talking about is rick santorum. it had a chance to catch up with him and ask about the controversy of the day, contraceptive debate. it asked what do you think of the white house backing off? he wasn't satisfied with it. he went on to say this. >> this is a war of government trying to use its power to force you to do things that you don't want to do and that you have a right to do. it's not -- it's religion in this case. as we saw in the archbishop's case, it was a war on freedom of speech. this is an assault on basic liberty. it's the whole concept of government coercion. of giving government power and then expecting them to be benev leapt as they -- benevolent as they wield the power. >> andrea: as you can see, the republicans and rick santorum not backing down. they are taking this from free birth control to free speech and

." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: hello, everyone. kimberly guilfoyle, along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: our top story tonight, whitney houston. while millions -- i'm certainly one of them -- has been celebrating whitney and her music since he is died on saturday is also worth remembering that whitney lived on the dangerous side of life for years. unfortunately, may not have gotten herself the help he is so desperately needed. bill o'reilly had straight talk about the situation this morning. >> look, the whitney houston thing is cautionary tale for everybody. everybody knows that. we should respect the woman. i said a prayer when i heard she was dead. this is ridiculous. whitney houston killed herself. do we all understand that? you don't use hard drugs for decades, decades. you don't spend $100 million on them. not wanting to kill yourself. why aren't we telling the truth to young people in america. is there one public service announceme

. >> kimberly: happy presidents' day. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: our top story today, rick santorum's controversial comments about president obama and theology. mr. santorum is getting heat after he said this. >> this is what the president said. it's not about you. it's not about you. it's not about your quality of life. it's not about your job. it's about some phony ideal, some phony theology. oh, not a theology, but a different theology. >> some people thought it was questioning the president's christianity. so santorum clarified remarks. >> i was talking about the radical environmentalists. that's why i was talking about energy. the idea that man is not, is here to serve the earth. as opposed to husband that resources and be good steward of the earth. i think that is a phony ideal. i don't believe that is what we're here to do. >> kimberly: did he cross the line? did he need to clarify it? >> dana: he

i said it earlier. >> kimberly: delectable? that's it? >> greg: yes. >> kimberly: more.is energy. you know how when i do -- >> greg: wouldn't it be energetic. >> kimberly: fine. >> dana: if you're poe dan tick about it. >> kimberly: i'm energetic. right? >> bob: i have two, loveably stub bosh. and anybody who is my age who is still a liberal is stubborn. >> dana: and lying. [ laughter ] >> bob: did that come from you, miss snow globe? >> eric: passionate but i have one for bob. engaging. greg, mercurial. dana voracious and kimberly embullion. >> greg: infectious. >> dana: he had somewhereracious. i'm voracious. i'm hungry. called myself establishment. >> kimberly: who is hungry for carrot sticks? >> greg: my one word is portable. i can get in overhead baggage >> eric: did you mike my word? >> greg: mercurial. >> dana: better than swamp thing. >> eric: what is up with that? >> greg: it was a compliment. superhero. >> bob: it was.

kimberly bryant is her name. hers is one of the great stories, about every day people who see something in their world that just doesn't seem right to them, but instead of complaining, or worse yet, ignoring it, she does something about it. something that makes us bay area proud. >> hi, this is kimberly bryant. >> reporter: kimberly bryant would like a little company. >> okay. thank you. >> reporter: now, by that, we don't mean she is looking for anyone who share her table, rather she is looking for a lot of someone to share her career. you see, kimberly bryant is an african-american woman in technology and whenever she found herself among other tech types, one thing always stood out. her. >> i noticed that there are not too many people of color in the room and there definitely want weren't that many women either. >> reporter: kimberly heard from many manager types it is not that african-american women weren't getting hired, it's just that they weren't among those applying. so kimberly figured if she wanted compa

live in san francisco, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >> all right, thank you, kimberly. >>> and for a look at what is coming up in sports, what is going on, damen? >> how are you doing, diane? a scary moment takes the sharks' road trip from bad to worse. >>> and andrew luck with a projected number one pick in this year's nfl draft. it is the performance at the combine help him or hurt him? thexs sktyports de next. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. can you enjoy vegetables with and f saucealories, and still reach your weight loss goals? you can with green giant frozen vegetables. over twenty delicious varieties have sixty calories or less per serving and are now weig

they had each other. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: the first to graduate from college was kimberly.berkeley. jose later finished at manhattanville college. and now alfonso is a college grad, a professional working in sales. and his time at ohio wesleyan helped him develop a special skill. >> i feel like i can relate to a lot of people because i have lived in different environments and i want to be able to show people that we're not that much different. >> reporter: whens of a teenager, alfonso told us he was a change-maker. now we watch the man making that change. >> all three kids college grads. you can help more children not just go to college but graduate. that's a goal of students rising above. and you can go to studentsrisingabove.org if you would like to donate. >>> all right. the "linsanity" surrounding the nba star from palo alto is reaching a fever pitch not just in new york. here in the bay area. and all over the place even at an away game in toronto. they went wild when jeremy lin hit the game winning shot against the raptors last night. watch. >> lin puts it up, bang! je

let's start with kimberly. kimberly is full screen. kimberly.rea was a dog, it would be -- >> dana: cute! happy one. >> eric: dana? >> dana: i'm nervous. >> eric: adorable. bob? [ laughter ] >> andrea: that is perfect. perfect. >> eric: good boy. how about greg? >> dana: cute! tilt of the head. >> eric: and, you know, me. >> bob: what is that? >> eric: german shepherd. >> bob: let me ask you a question. fundamental question. who picks up the dog crap? >> dana: it's unclear where they go to the bathroom. i don't know if they just hold it or what? that was a great question. i was too embarrassed to ask. >> bob: i wondered if they went around with a pooper. i'm not a big dog lover, as you probably know, particularly when they leave dog's crap on the sidewalk. >> dana: i pick up my dog's. >> bob: i know. >> greg: there is a dealer out there. >> andrea: i imagine that is similar to working in washington, d.c. >> dana: henry is your favorites couldn't go because he celebrated valentine's day. we have a picture. he is 14. he couldn't go. but we actuall

kimberly has been active in the neighborhood association with in my district.ught -- talks here about the digital divide. the fact that we have a booming technology industry and get a lot of challenges in making sure the diversity of our residents are being served and are able to get employment within this world. last year she founded an organization called black girls code to meet the needs of women under represented in technology. sheep introduced african- american and latino girls between the ages of 7 and 14 to the field of computer programming and digital technology. black girl's code launched a pilot project last year in the bayview hunters point community. it consisted of technical instruction in basic programming concepts and a hands-on learning and coaching environment. this was recently selected from amongst 400 applicants for prestigious google rewachand science engineering award for 2012. kimberly has appeared on national television and local television shows to promote the program she has started. with that, thank you for all your doing and congrat

kimberly? >> diane, he says if elected president, he will authorize drilling and also the keystone pipeline to be authorized and built. i talked to republicans today who say they really like his ideas, but right now at this convention, the main focus is on building up this party. registration numbers in the state of california are down to 30%. that's an all-time low and the party does need funding. republicans remain optimistic with their party chairman trying to reach out to minority voters and calling on candidates to focus on economic issues. republican presidential candidate newt gingrich, the convention's keynote speaker focused most of his speech on president barack obama. he criticized high gas prices and called for an independent american energy program. >> in three signatures, you would have 2.3 million barrels a day of additional energy in the united states. three signatures. so i would say we're not looking for silver bullets. we're looking for presidential leadership. >> gingrich pr

-- graduate from college was kimberly. and now alfonso is a college grad. a professional working in sales. and his time at ohio wesleyan helped him develop a special skill. >> i feel like i can relate to a lot of people because i've lived in different environments and i want to be able to show people that we're not that much different. >> reporter: when he was a teenager, alfonso told us he was a change-maker. now we watch man making a change. help more kids like alfonso and his brother and sister. not just go to college but graduate. that is the goal of students rising above. go to students rising above.org to donate. wendy tack you'da, cbs 5. >>> good evening and welcome back to eyewitness news right here on cbs 5. from the weather center, we're looking at the precipitation as it dissipates across the bay area. but, wait, hold on. look at that right there. lingering activity around the mountains and east of the bay this popped up from concord to clayton into wul nut creek, into danville, that is a moderate downpour there