. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: this is a fox news alert.sident obama held his first white house press conference since winning re-election. he took questions on topics including benghazi, petraeus resignation, fiscal cliff and climate change. we have it all covered in this hour, but first i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, casey mcfarland and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: president obama addressed reporters in the east room of the white house for the first time in eight months this atch. the president made news. but the most contentious moment came when she was asked about the qualification of susan race to be appointed to the head of the state department. you may remember that after the white house and intelligence officials knew the attack on the consulate in benghazi did not evolve from protest over anti-islamic video, she appeared on five sunday news showing blaming the video. the president appeared angry and channeled those who opposed her possible nomination to be the

>> kimberly: of course. bet you do. >> kimberly: i love fast cars. i'm charming. sweet. the only time i got nailed was by a female officer. i knew it. i just went like this. okay. see you in court. >> brian: you put your hands at 10:00 and:00 so they don't get nervous. if it's night put on the interior light. >> kimberly: don't open the car door. >> brian: but other thing is you have to admit he's right. so he comes up to you, do you know you were doing? if you said it, you're right. >> bob: you took every one of my talking point in that statement there. let's get serious there. dana, you may be the only person that has not got a ticket. >> dana: the best way to not get a ticket is not break the law in the first place. >> eric: c'mon! >> dana: i have not driven in a long time. my husband has a british accent and that works. it's authentic. we for wyoming and driving up. had a relative sick and trying to get there kick. on those roads it goes fast. get pulled over. in england, you, yourself, get out of the ca

move out of l.a. >> kimberly: i did. >> greg: people are moving. >> kimberly: to new york.g crazy -- >> kimberly: it's not fun anymore. >> juan: what about the advertiser sell kids colored, yellow cheetos stuff and say yeah, you should have this. what are the things you stick in the toaster? >> greg: pop tarts. just i don't know what nutritional value pop starts -- >> kimberly: stand down! stand down! >> greg: an amazing treasure. i can eat a box of pop tarts last week. in a closet. >> juan: that is cardboard, dude. >> greg: fantastic. what do you have against pop tarts? >> juan: i'm just saying. >> greg: it's a parent's decision not regulators. i use this as symbolic -- >> juan: the parents are there. the tvs are there. advertising. if you go corner store they have potato chip and pop tart and junk. >> greg: whose fault is that that the parents are there? liberals. we allowed the family to crumble and we believe the government should replace the parent. that's what we are seeing. story of julia. >> dana: except in the bedroom. >> greg: stay out of my bedroom. >> kimberly:

kimberly's analysis.lly thinks hurricane sandy has a lot to do with it. >> greg: you cannot unrich yourself unless you're a liberal. if you're a rich conservative, you're not oppressed minority. you're like gone. i think everything changed when mitt romney failed to smack obama metaphorically on benghazi. the third debate, that first debate romney killed. he should have learned that that is what you what v to do. >> kimberly: do it again. >> greg: in the second and third debate. the turning point with p.j. cany crowley threw him off his game with the interruption. to mitt that told him lay off. he laid off. huge error. it really believe that, bob. i know you don't agree. >> bob: you're just in denial. these little pieces here and there. the strategy -- i know, but romney could not have won with three good debates. >> greg: i know what you are saying. the demos don't care about the foreign policy. >> bob: part of it. the demo is the demo. we are talking about -- >> greg: i agree, i agree, bob. conservative

. >> kimberly: hello. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: some people call it the war on christmas but tonight the focus is on every american's right to freedom of expression and freedom of religion. it doesn't matter if you're christian, jewish or of no faith at all. in 2019 and right now the christians who are under siege by government officials and antireligion groups who think christmas and christianity have no business in the public arena. exhibit no. 1. in kansas, the city of buehler has been forced to remove the cross from the city seal after an atheist group complained. exhibit no. two, north carolina, at college, students were told they couldn't sell christmas trees if they were called christmas trees. they wanted to call them holiday trees until the school finally caved. and finally, in rhode island, exhibit no. three. lincoln chaffee is not backing down. the liberal governor refuses to

>> kimberly: create jobs not stifle people -- >> bob: i don't think norquist is an economist. >> kimberlys missing the point. who cares what he is. >> bob: he is nothing. >> eric: we got to go. up next, look at a new video of a black friday brawl. wait until you hear what they are fighting over. maybe cyber monday shoppers have the right idea. but the online deals may not be such a steal. proposed taxes go in action. dana on deck with the info next. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: meet jill. she thought she'd feel better after seeing her doctor. and she might have, if not for kari, the identity thief who stole jill's social security number to open credit cards, destroying jill's credit and her dream of retirement. now meet amanda. with a swipe of her debit card, she bought some gas... and an all-expense-paid trip to hawaii for ben. ben is the intity thief who used a device called a skimmer to steal her formation from her card to open a fraudulent account. every year millions of americans just like you learn that a little personal information in the wrong hands could wre havoc on your life. this is iden

i blame kimberly. >> kimberly: i think you should. >> kimberly: you say "wait for it all the time."> bob: what is that? >> kimberly: i have to do my mine more thing. this is about honey boo-boo. artist from san francisco that made a honey boo-boo portrait out of trash. took him 50 hours, 25 pounds of trash. it's jason. for $5,000 get you honey boo-boo, dollar make you holler. it's cute. >> dana: why are you booing? >> greg: so much other th

a little gremlin from the woods. >> kimberly: what are you? >> greg: sprite. spry sprite. dandoor you have anything interesting to say that doesn't include the word "jasper"? >> dana: i do. eric knows numbers but i'm talk about gut and heart. peggy noonan noticed this. the republicans across the country gone from anti-obama to pro-mitt. you don't get the crowd, enthusiasm, the goosebump commercials. i am not deep in the weeding on numbers but i think it's important. one other thing. thing that is impressive about america this time around in the presidential cycle that is negative. we all thought during the primary that mormonism, and romney's religion would be a really big deal. the obama team hung back from that. that was at the president's direction to his credit. we had a debate about who would be the best man to lead a.m. it wasn't about their religion. >> all right. >> bob: can we talk? >> greg: yeah. go for it. >> bob: i want to point outer rick's numbers if you will, he is not going to win iowa or new hampshire. they're in the bag. it g

>> kimberly: create jobs not stifle people -- >> bob: i don't think norquist is an economist. >> kimberlys missing the point. who cares what he is. >> bob: he is nothing. >> eric: we got to go. up next, look at a new video of a black friday brawl. wait until you hear what they are fighting over. maybe cyber monday shoppers have the right idea. but the online deals may not be such a steal. proposed taxes go in action. dana on deck with the info next. ♪ ♪ [ grunts ] hand cramp! it's cramping. go ice that thing. sorry. hand cramp. ahh. [ male announcer ] cyber monday is back. shop now for great savings with free shipping. the first and only place to go for cyber monday. walmart.com. >> dana: record-setting holiday weekend. 247 million shoppers hit stores and web sites to cash in on savings spending $59 billion. up 9% from last year according to the national retail federation. now it's cyber monday turn. online giant amazon.com had 17 million items ordered last year. 204 items every second. the stats could be shattered this year. shoppers could spend $2 billion today. that is a 20% increase f

>> kimberly: just saying. >> dana: we run of the of

kimberly, you got a good one. >> kimberly: i do. abigail evans, 4 years old from colorado. i'm tired, i'm tired of obama and romney. >> that is why you're crying? oh. it will be over soon, abbey. okay? the election will be over soon, okay? >> okay. [ laughter ] >> kimberly: isn't that cute? >> greg: she should grow up. joking. she is a kid. now she knows how we feel on an airplane. >> dana: all right, eric. >> eric: joe biden, i love joe. listen. ladies and gentlemen, this is a guy running all the ads here in iowa saying he is going to get tough on china. >> the cleveland plain dealer, major newspapers in this state, said it's a masterpiece in misdirection. >> eric: if you didn't catch it, in ohio saying he was in iowa. and in florida saying he was in ohio. he gets a little confused. not sure why he thinks this would happen. >> -- [ inaudible ] >> eric: i love you, you mean it. but three reasonnous won't win in 2016. ryan, rubio, or walker. >> dana: and next tuesday. he won't be able to run. after they lose on tuesday. greg? >> greg: i use the phrase that i was planning to

really. >> kimberly: i started it. >> bob: kimberly can read. >> kimberly: yeah, what really bothersand it came to my house. >> bob: he rents the place across the street from you. >> kimberly: he rents the tree. >> andrea: he rents the fire escape. >> andrea: my turn. last night, i had the privilege of aanding and honor of attending the bob woodruff foundation stand up for heros in new york city. and i think one of the best moments was check out the video. ronaler waters from pink floyd with a group of veterans and wounded service men, and they decided to play their take of pink floyd. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> andrea: the veterans are taught music through music corps. wonderful. we have photos, bruce springstein was there. he did a duet with his wife as well. great. who else? let's see. that's ronaler waters. that is ricky gervais. jon stewart there. parent company news corps sponsor of the event do it every year. one of the pointiant things a veteran said if you can't serve or you don't seven, serve those who do. >> bob: very nice. >> kimberly: very nice. >> bob: everybody should know everybody a

. ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm dana perino, along with kimberly guilfoyle, brian beckel, brian kilmeade,his is five fithe five. >> we hope you had a happy thanksgiving, today a black friday, the unofficial kickoff of the shopping season. and republicans had time to digest what happened and trying to figure out exactly what went wrong and i love this quote from haley barber, says we've got to give our political organizations a very serious probablictology exam. >> it appears to me that 3 million fewer votes were cast for mitt romney than for john mccain, it tells the party is splintered, it doesn't know if it's down ride conservative or the middle establishment or we really, they really need to find this, and remember this, that the tea party was born april 15th, 2009 on the heels of taxed enough already. every time you would talk to a tea party representative or person, any one of the groups and ask them, taxes, i get. what about social issues, what about contraceptive. they didn't want it talk about it. they want toed to talk about the social issues and somehow the democrats attached th

kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, kimberly. the weather took quite a turn overnight. let's check in with the meteorologist on the latest and when the next storm is coming in, rob. >> right now. just saw on the radar. the rain is starting to reach the north bay. where we have seen the most impressive rainfall totals in the last 24 hours. santa rosa. an inch nach of rain so far. see san francisco, 1/2 inch in the last 24 hours. more impressive. santa cruz mountains. three inches of rain. east bay hills. close to 1/2 inch of rain. if you can see on the radar. see the next band, already reaching the sonoma county coastline. approaching into santa rosa. light to moderate rain. see the. that's where the rain line is. partly cloudy skies in san francisco. so, hour by hour, your evening forecast. that's where the rain line is at 6:00. watch what happens. get towards 7:00, 8:00. san jose state, the big game. 7:00 tonight. rain moving into the south bay. and the satellite view still shows a very stormy looking pattern as the system comes

kimberly? >> reporter: raj, the official grand opening is tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. but a lot of the flagship stores, including bloomingdale's here are already open. the others are all busy preparing for the onslaught of customers. at le crsuet, the managers are putting their final touches at the paragon outlets, which the job market, this is a blessing for livermore. i participated in the job fair, and there were literally thousands of people out there trying to get a job. so this is going to be wonderful for the economy and for the town of livermore, absolutely. >> reporter: according to paragon outlets, the mall created 2,000 permanent positions. there are also hundreds of trades people working on construction, making sure it's ready for customers. the 543,000-square-foot center has 130 stores packed with high-end retailers. 7 of mankind jeans, bloomingdale's, michael kors. >> you come out here to do a wonderful wine tasting, to have a lunch at a vineyard, to shop now. something that you didn't have quite as accessible before we came. i think it really just helps

kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >> okay, kimberly, thank you. >>> let's check on sandy right. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> thank you, guys. we just wanted to give you an update on where this current system is located. very deadly and historic on so many fronts. it still has winds associated with the storm at 40 miles per hour, currently putting it over western new york. it looks like it's going to push off into canada and continue to dissipate over the next 12 to 18 hours. the floodwater is going to take weeks in some cases to clear on out. let's get you back here home. a lot of you are probably watching the tv real closely saying what is going to happen? is it going to get wet for me? one thing we know is it's cold. 61 in napa right now and 64 in livermore on this halloween evening. but we're also looking at this halloween storm getting a lot more motion back behind it. and some forward speed unfortunately for the north bay. the rain is not going to clear out any time soon. some moderate, even ah few pockets of rainfall through santa rosa, right through napa down to s

kimberly jewett she is one of chicago's very own.and then there is our clout forecast by tomorrow morning you see we have pretty cloudy skies. there is sunday morning with the winds blowing in off of the lake. these are low temperatures and you can see how we are cooling off seasonably right there pretty chilly, the next 10 days keeps us cool. a big dip developed in the jet stream out west and a huge storm develops that brings sprang up like warmth next weekend. you will see the clouds come across the gulf of alaska and here is one of the models. right after election day next week mid atlantic and new england could get in on real action and that is not good news but this is the weekend we turn the clocks back sunday morning. not bad for election day and we could see a near 70 degree temperature beyond this day so it's not unheard of. >> the bulls face their first road test this evening highlights from cleveland. and more bad news for nhl fans as cancellations continue. next in this is america. we don't let frequent heartburn come bet

. >> kimberly-- bob, do you want to say something about that. is there a question why the fbi got involved in the first place in looking into the e-mails in the first place? is that a legal question? >> i think it's a legal question that you can resolve by saying that this is something that involved a criminal act. with the cyber harassment, the threats, over e-mails and that's their purview and get involved and joe kelly in fact, elected, chose, invited this information to a fbi agent that she was friends with, jill kelly. and that's how it got started and by the fact that they had an obligation to investigate it and then there's no love lost between the fbi and cia. >> and what the fbi does, that's their investigate to investigate national security issues. >> yes. >> okay. so that was-- i mean, seems to me, logical people to go to. >> i think there are probably going to be more questions about it. judge napolitano raised some of those questions, too. greg, the director of national intelligence, so that was a position that was created during th

. >>> saben algo de kimberly abigail escobar, que se comuniquen con nosotros, porque estamos esperándola allá iban a dar lo demás ellos. >>> mira, me llamó y me dijo, mire, ya entregué la niña. >>> pero kimberly nunca llegó a su destino, en la última conversación con su padre, le dijo que acababa de cruzar a texas. >>> ellos me dijeron que la niña se había perdido, cuando migración la había de la carretera. >>> inmigración no encontró record de la niña, además, recorrió hospitales y morgues en la frontera de texas. >>> ¿qué cree usted, qué hay que seguir buscando? >>> nos tenemos que encontrar con gente positiva y toda persona que pueda aportar algo, que lo haga por favor. >>> los abuelos denunciaron a la mujer que se llevó a la niña. >>> es un calvario para nosotros esta situación, pero mejor que si la niña está viva, o puede mcomunicarse con nosotros, que lo haga, porque así nos quita el sufrimiento., >>> los padres de kimberly sabían los peligros que exponían a la niña al cruzar a estados unidos, pero decidieron hacerlo ,para que ella fuera una profesional. >>> en su departamento en l

nbc's kimberly tere has more. police released the suspect they have in custody.the 26-year-old and another man on the loose were involved in four armed robberies, a fatal shooting and gun battle with police. after the robberies, police say willbank an the second suspect went to a 7-eleven and shot a man during an attempted carjacking. the 22-year-old victim died in the parking lot where people have left flowers and notes in his memory. his friends who did not want their faces shown on camera told us he is a good person and a great friend who was in the wrong place at the wrong time and they hope police catch the second suspect and soon. san jose police were able to arrest the first suspect, 26-year-old willbanks on friday night after a pursuit and shootout with officers. >> there was a good old-fashioned gun battle going on in the middle of the intersection. >> during the exchange, with one officer suffered minor injuries and one gunman was shot. both took off in the car but crashed shortly after. willbanks ran to a nearby home sending the people inside fleeing.

more on the investigation into the controversial shooting, kimberly? >> reporter: diane, the marine's family says they're upset, and also confused over how this could have happened. police say the shooting was done in self-defense, but family members say they think there is more to the story. it was a somber homecoming for a south bay marine. today, two dozen family members at times overwhelmed with grief, watched as corporal allen davilos coffin went by. >> i don't understand why this had to happen to him. to this extreme, nobody does deserve this, nobody. >> he has a clean record. this is a young man who signed up to serve his country. who went to afghanistan, came back untouched. was saved in afghanistan, came back to get killed. >> reporter: the twenty-two-year-old man was shot and killed a week ago during the confrontation with the police. the case is now turned over to the district attorney's office. so they are no longer commenting. but this is what they said. >> some sort of fight occurred between the driver and two officers. at some point duri

kimberly reports. >> an uneasy standoff in the capital of kiev.upporters rallied outside the election headquarters chanting and then this led to pushing and shoving. they said the delayed vote count is being rigged in favor of pro government candidates. >> there were a lot of falsifications. both from parties and individual constituencies. >> our pensions were robbed except the ruling party's. >> void by their supporters outside, the ukrainians went to the election . the chief rival, former prime minister is in prison and was barred from running altogether. but authorities deny claims of vote-rigging and say the opposition is only trying to intimidate election officials. kimberly. "bbc news." >> a quick reminder. you can follow all the latest information. our reporters working across the world in 27 different languages on bbc.com/world service/world languages. >> you're watching g.m. place from "bbc world news" with me tim wilcox. our main story this hour. u.s. polling station vs opened on the east coast and americans will choose their president f

nbc bay area's kimberly tere is at frost elementary school with a look at where the case stands now.> reporter: blocks from where the killing happened and despite arrests made three years ago, the case is yet to go to trial. >> we want justice for michael. that's what he serves and that's what we are here for. as a family, we're not going to stop fighting for that. michael deserves it and we are going to get it. >> reporter: michael russell's family hosted a vigil at this elementary school the last three years. on november 10th, 2009, he was stabbed to death in the backyard of his home. >> i remember it like it happened yesterday. >> reporter: soon after the killing, police arrested two suspects in the case, both classmates of the victim. randy thompson 16 and jay williams 15 at the time of the killing and both are charged as adults. while the hearing was two with years ago, the trial is yet to begin because of numerous continuances. >> we want to do whatever we can to push this forward. >> reporter: 100 people joined and held candle and had a moment of silence. they want to honor ru

if you are involved in a crash, stay in your vehicle and keep your seat belt on. >> thank you, kimberly. two people walked away from this crash scene today, amazingly with just minor injuries. the pilot and a passenger were flying from novado to the john wayne airport when the plane lost power. the pilot crash landed on a soccer field, tore through a convenience. the van nuys airport just five miles away. >>> happening now, traffic finally easing up for folks on bay area roadways, tonight making their way home from holiday travel and probably holiday shopping. looking live at 880 in freemont. we can see traffic moving smoothly. it was a difficult time earlier this evening. if you're picking someone up from the airport, no delays to report now at sfo. earlier, heavy fog caused problems with takeoffs and landings. the day got off to such a rough start that some folks had delays of up to an hour and a half from 8:00 this morning until 3:00 this afternoon. travelers got an unexpected san francisco holiday. >> the plane was cancelled. not cancelled, but significantly delayed. and unfortunate

nbc bay area's kimberly tere is live in juvenile hall with the details. kimberly?> reporter: kris, police say it was great detective work that led them to that 15-year-old in concord where he was arrested yesterday evening. the teen, whose name is not being released because of his age faces charges that