daniel for achi he is the director of grassroots political consulting and in phoenix we cross to kimberly i'm a dale she is the president of world money watch and author of beyond the great recession aren't cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want kimberly you got up early as for this program and i'd like to go to the person i got up earlier so kimberly simple question is obama serving george bush's fourth term. not in any way shape or form. the most important difference between george bush and barack obama is and you're going to laugh at this but it's really true bush increased the debt six trillion obama increased to five trillion and the reason that it's worse under bush than it was under obama is because bush had he had a small recession in the beginning of his term but in his second term the economy was booming and that's when you want to cut the debt you want to have contracts unary fiscal policy when the economy is booming because he kept spending he didn't cut the debt when he should have as far as the business cycle then we ended up not only with a l

between either president whatsoever besides having a spending problem i completely disagree with kimberly statistics this president currently has spend and ballooned the debt and deficits out of control more than all presidents combined however george w. bush did spend too much but his governing style foreign policy prowess vision for the future of the country taking a set of crisis and leadership style or night and day over what president obama's are and even the graph the irony here of the last week or so of the polling numbers in politico just ran a poll showing forty six percent approval for president bush while you have thirty seven percent for president obama it's quite an irony at this point it's a very interesting you go to the poll numbers kimberly they may be for different reasons but it's obvious that the american people are very dissatisfied with barack obama with his policies and his leadership style with over half saying that they don't trust him any more i mean is this a parallel with george w. bush or is this is the fate of second term presidents. i don't think it's either

as michelle and kimberly alluded to.t show what is the left thinks of young people but people in general. they are idiots. the reckless fools who can't think long-term. thank god we have government helping hand to make all the decisions for us. this is telling the wrong message. selling depep densy on government and the government control of the industry is okay. it's not that the government lets you evade reality of promiscuity which is not good either. >> it's more insidous than that. they are trying to create more julias, more dependents. go out and get a guy. we'll pay for it. >> you love insurance industry. it's done fine. >> we are talking about the ad right now. talk about the ad right now. >> hold on. at least admit that some of the ads are offensive. they are offensive to young women and young men. the keg crawl, holding on to a keg drinking out of a beer geg. >> is you watched tv? do you watch american ads? lot of them are at the edge. the idea is to grab your attention. >> i'm sure competing for the business.

i'm kimberly along with bob, eric, dana and andrea. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." happy turkey day, everybody. we are thankful to have you with us tonight, and we're thankful for our troops and so many other things this unique american holiday. happy hanukkah to all those that are celebrating. let's kick things off with some great interviews by the college news website campus reform. one of the reporters wanted to find out how much college students actually know about the history of thanksgiving. wasn't pretty. >> the pilgrims, a group of people from? >> ireland? >> traveled to north america on a boat called the? >> oh! >> pilgrims landed in north america on a spot called. >> north america. >> and when the mayflower landed they encountered thousands of. >> indians. >> the native americans were excellent. >> arrow shooters? >> tepee makers. >> the pilgrims were really good at? >> taking people's land. >> ouch. let's hope none of them are american history majors. it might be a problem. bringing those grades home to t

yeah and let me take just a little chunk of the earlier point a hybrid between kimberly and austin and then let me get to the money poured make this is brief as i can first everything leading up to two thousand and eight was a great catastrophe but everything leading up to two thousand and eight is why we're in the economic crunch we still are in today on top of. the president looking to take over a six of the u.s. economy and health care which further and all the other steps he took from cash for clunkers bailouts of the banks bailouts of the auto industry accent or etc but the size and scope of the federal government in the united states is out of control our debt can't even close to be you know fathom being paid off and the federal government literally is one of the strongest sectors of job growth in the country even with this fiscal picture being what it is but both parties lack a growth message focusing on reforming our entitlements streamlining our tax code and getting back to a fair regulatory environment so that's a simple economic picture going to your point though on the mone

kimberly you have a 6-year-old. >> he just turned seven.esn't have pass words yet. >> are you going to snoop on him? >> i hope so. i would feel very responsible if something were bad to happen and i was too much the hands off mom. i'm going to see how things go. >> what if a chick was you getting in touch with him on a regular basis? >> he's seven. i don't know. >>> are younger girls more vulnerable than young per boys. >> i have two kids. thank god they don't snoop my e-mails and stuff. that would be much worse. >> that would you scar them for life. >> all this stuff makes us vulnerable. >> you put that following device in your kid's car. >> that's because i wanted to know where you were. >> that's snooping. >> nothing like it at all. >> if i open up the computer and my son's facebook is in my face, i'll look at it and find out what's going on. probably something i should do but i don't. >> thinking about this, i think that kids need to make mistakes. you can't protect them from everything. that's part of growing up. you can make colossal

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>>> and kimberly-clark spinning off its health care business.have the company's ceo right here on "squawk box" when we return. >> what are you doing? >>> comcast is reportedly going to start selling movies downloading through the xfiniti website. it let's customers buy movies at any time on a variety of devices. the new service might start by the end of this year. comcast is the parent company of nbc universal and cnbc. will this help the company with -- like to counter netflix? >> this is a windowing issue. they are going to go straight to the consumer right after it is in the theater and then there will be the window after that with ondemand. >> you're seeing it already. you pay more for it if you want to get the sneeak preview. >> have you seen the financial movie, arbitrage, with gear? >> it was all -- the guy was satan. >> you can pay $20 to watch at home. >> richard gere -- >> i'm giving you an example. i know you've seen it because it portrays the entire hedge industry being run by a bunch of madoffs. >> i'm listening to my other songs no

>> yes, i do, kimberly. first off i say he's flying by the seat of his pants, but he is not wearing any pants. this emperor is buck naked.ly i thought only congress who caning tlaus but maybe he slepte through more government classes than i did. it is more interesting. he believes the insurance companies can restore all of thn policies which i have no idea how they are going to do that. how are you going to rebuild something you destroyed? the white house is like a methhead who overnight took apart his toaster and wakes up and goes, who took apart the toaster and he has no idea how to put the toaster back together. i am not saying the white house is on meth. i am saying the white house is on meth. >> they may be more productive if they were.ho i am not going to deep boot through the ideology but however talk us through the politics. >> what it initially was we got a little time in the democratic believing taking place. c we will see whether that holds or not. so far from the early indications it is. that's o

i'm kimberly along with bob, greg, dana. this is the five. >>> president barack obama s the website prevented too many americans from competing the enrollment process. that's on us. i'll have to win back credibility. that's on me. that's on us. that's on me. not on them, on us. this one is deserved. it's on us. >> after years of lying about his signature health care law and weeks after it launched disastrous result, those words you heard are president barack obama and for a good reason. a fox poll shows most americans thinks the president knowly lied to get the obama care passed. not a good place to be. today he offered a solution to stop the bleeding and attempt to salvage a legacy. >> people that have plans predating the affordable care act can keep those plans if they haven't changed. today we're going to extend both to people who's plans have changed since the law took effect and people who bought plans since the law took effect. >> ask yourself, can we really take president barack obama seriously? it's been six weeks si

maybe kimberly's right. >> of course my instinct is not give it. now listening to kimberly who knows a lot more about crime and crime prevention, i guess if they really want my size extra small jacket, they can have it. >> yeah, i think you have to read the situation. if you don't have a clear shot at the person and you think the person is unstable or a criminal, you got to do it. the guy posted a lot of what he was doing on facebook. and that's like the weird part. the weird part is that people liked it. they put their likes on the post which was insane. >> we'll leave it there. that's the american culture in declirngs folk decline, folks. >>> it was bad enough when those clowns spend 60 grand on "star trek" and "gilligan's island" training videos. this one is costing taxpayers billions. be sure to check our new website at foxnews.com/thefive. we'll be right back. >>> the treasury department says the irs issued $4 billion in phony tax refunds to crooks. of course, the irs actually sent 3434 refunds to one place in shanghai. maybe that's where bide

kimberly, i have to ask. will this guy ever reach the point where he's faced enough shame and humiliation you think he'll resign? >> he just said he's okay the world is going to see it. he obviously has multiple issues. polly substance abuser i imagine. it's very sad. i don't know what's wrong with him, a lot. he'll probably keep his job, go onto great things. >> i think kimberly is judgemental. >> he's an interesting canadian. given his crack addiction and outbursts he's not as bad as celine dion or alan nis mor set. justin bieber is also canadian. justin bieber just spray painted a hotel wall in brazil and not arrested. >> did you see the brazilian girl taking the selfie. >> this is the best thing that's happened to toronto ever. this guy is incredible. chris farley, remember the character when he was off the rails? >> he's on the rails. >> chris farley died. >> that's not something -- i have to ask you, if you were a politici politician, wouldn't you take a minute and sit back and take a look at your life

kimberly, i'm sorry you parked your car in the place i ran into it. he's the guy that leaves the anonymous note on your wi windshield and drives off. he didn't do anything. imagine if you did this to your spouse, i'm sorry you were hurt by these actions opposed to, i'm sorry i was a jerk. if you pulled this crap with a good woman you would be out fast than you can say bill clinton. >> sorry you took it the wrong way. >> yeah. >> let's welcome julie to the program. >> thank you for having me. >> i wish i could disagree with you guys. >> what can you do? >> i'm digging deep. i'm ticked off. here i am and a bunch of democrats saying it is a good program, i think it is, but the execution has been so horrific it's harder to buy into it. really making it harder for people to support it. the president's numbers are going down. if this was the president's number one priority, how did they bundle it this way? >> bungle what? >> the whole thing. >> what did he apologize for? he apologized for 5% of the population that will lose their insurance when the reality

. >>> tonight a lot >>> i'm eric bolling along with greg gutfeld and kimberly guilfoyle. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." obama care rollout, today's highlights, i.t. professionals warned that the website is a hacker's dream, your personal info at risk. >>> at a fund-raiser in florida last night, kathleen sebelius gets nailed as healthcare.gov crashes just as the secretary smiles for her photo op. the law is falling apart at the seams and so is the president's approval rating, at an all-time low, 37%. maybe dragging it down is americans' realization that the law is a disaster. 31% approval rating on obama care. how many people think the law is working out well? only 7%. what's the white house make of all this? as ed henry knows, ed, are they so insulated that they can't even fathom the thought of scratching and starting over? >> reporter: i think panic may be a bit strong, but they're deeply concerned, they're worried. pick your adjective. bottom line, they realize the bottom is falling out both for the president's approval rating and approval of this law.

[laughs] (kimberly) oh, that's mean.

kimberly, when you look at some of the policy problems ting finally caught up to them. >> they can noonger float in rhetoric. you may call him the great communicator yif you don't have any substance behind it you are just a suit. the american public has become so weary he has talked so much it is almost like white noise. if he would go into campaign mode and go out and give a series of speeches and connect with the people and move them he would send the surrogates out on the sunday news talk show he would work the mainstream media to be able to effectuate a spin. the feeling across the board in his approval ratings whether it is immigration or foreign policy everything else is not doing well for him. they have to do something. >> maybe he can drone the healthcare law. >> i don't know how well he can drone his way out. >> let's get the thoughts on this in particular then i want to ask something. >> what is the question? >> anything you want, actually. >> scandals they come and go. they are like a cold store on a strippers lips. all he has to do is wait them out. thanks to the comply p

breaking news on kimberly clark. >> it looks like we've got kimberly clark shares on the move right thousand are seeing what they are saying right now. they're going to spin off their health care business. this is a business that would have about $1.6 billion of annual sales so that kimberly clark can focus on its consumer and professional business. this health care unit makes things like surgical masks and drapes, sterilized wound dressings, that kind of thing. kimberly clark shares are on the move on this. again, maria, they're spinning off their health care business. again, a business that might have about $1.6 billion in sales per year. kmb shares are on the move. >> dom, thank you so much. >>> 2013 may go down at the year of activist investor. you've seen it with carl icahn's run for control of dell and the push now he has for apple to use its cash. dan loeb's calms for chanls for sony. my next guest prefers to call himself a friendly activist. bl blue harbour group's cliff robbins. >> great to be here. >> is there really such a thing as a friendly activist investor? >> there is. >> tel

you got up early as for this program and i like to go to the person i got up earlier so kimberly simple question is obama serving george bush's fourth term not in any way shape or form. the most important difference between george bush and barack obama is and you're going to laugh at this but it's really true bush increased the debt six trillion oh.

daniel for achi he is the director of grassroots political consulting and in phoenix we cross to kimberly i'm a dale she is the president of world money watch and author of beyond the great recession aren't cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to kimberly you got up early as for this program and i'd like to go to the person i got up earlier so kimberly simple question is obama serving george bush's fourth term not in any way shape or form. the most important difference between george bush and barack obama is and you're going to laugh at this but it's really true bush increased the debt six trillion.

why it this is so critical, so i am humbled, proud and honored to introduce troy's middle sister kimberly davis and his and his sister ebony and her daughter, kristin, whom you will hear from later this evening. please join me in welcoming cam. [applause] [applause] >> good evening. i wanted thank you all for coming out on this great event because, as you know, tomorrow will mark the 2-year anniversary of my brothers execution. it has been a long battle, long struggle, but you all have stood by us. i want to thank larry with in the international. terrell brown, equal justice u.s.a., the naacp. , ms. jen marlowe. we also have cooper with amnesty uk. can you please stand? as windy mentioned to, when we first started out, it was in the davis family, it was my sister, martina who was persistent in getting my brother's story out. through the struggle, like she said, you know, they have come to be extended family. we have larry, my nephew, kim, the duchess, on decamp, when the is onto windy. on to laura. and it jen is our baby sister. but you know, got has actually kept us together. we have so

. >> hello, everyone, i'm kimberly guifoyle along with dana perino and greg gotfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." is he really sorry for breaking his promise to millions of americans that if they like their health care plans, they can keep them? why did he feed then all a bunch of sorry excuses? >> we're talking about 5% of the population. a lot of these plans are subpar plans. the majority of folks will end up being better off. everybody's acting as if the existing market was working. >> all right. let's get right to it. there's a lot to discuss. this interview came out right after our show last night and we've been waiting to respond anxiously, with bated breath. we'll begin with you. >> the president used a golf analogy. i had the same thought as greg. subpar. thought it was a pretty sorry apology. it might satisfy a few people in the media who were looking for a reason to try to move on and try to help the president in some way. i think because it seemed so insincere and immediately was panned for many people, responsible journalists, like at

so kimberly, this is fascinating.namo bay, they had an area called penny lane where they set up these cottages for prisoners. and they started doing this after 9/11. president bush supported this, and we don't know too many details, but it's a risky gamble for them to do that, but it looked like a pretty fruitful one. >> yeah. you know, without great risk you might not be able to get tremendous reward. in this case, intelligence gathering which is very important and turning operatives like that to work for you, i think, can be very successful. but it is also dangerous. and what really makes it bad is when people leak the information about programs like this, and there's very few people that have that kind of intel and that access. to me that's also a little concerning in terms of preserving the integrity of the program and then also the people involved that are out in the field. >> bob, president obama -- he came into office, he actually supported this as well when it came to information about drone strikes. so it sou

kimber kimberly. >> run for courage held the first race today around the lake that drew more than 500 participants. vickie is the woman behind the run for courage. she started the non profit after her own 17-year-old daughter was you abducted from the sacramento area and reportedly put in a human traffic ring. >> she never came home. her perpetrator took her from the parking lot. within five hours he had taken pictures and posted her for sex on craigslist and was trafficking her to the kba area daughter. >> she was found eight days later. she's seen here on a recent interview. her daughter is doing well and amazingly resilient. her experience prompted her to start the foundation in order to educate people about human sex trafficking and pref lance throughout the country. the money from today's run goes toward caring for victims and preventive programs that teach young people to keep themselves and others safe. bay area news. >> kimberly, thanks very much. >>> we want to bring in our meteorologist, rob for more on tonight's wind warning. >> winds on the increase around the bay area. ci

kimberly tere on the way to the scene. we'll have more at 11:00. >> police in milpitas is looking for the man who stabbed a woman in her hotel room. police say the 30-year-old woman was stabbed several times in the hotel room on the ninth floor. crews rushed theory hospital with serious injuries. she is expected to survive. but she's in critical condition right now and has not been able to give police a statement about the attacker. >>> south bay grinch is literally trying to steal christmas away from women and children. teen challenge a nonprofit that helps people recover from drug and alcohol addiction was burglarized four times in the past two weeks. thieves broke into three different buildings, two in san jose and one in santa clara. they made off with $20,000 in cash, credit cards, computer equipment and gift cards. the charity's director said the thefts are making it difficult for teen challenge to make christmas special for these families. >> personally affects me because i don't want to see the organization suffer

kimberly terry is here with more on the pupd raiser and the driving force behind the event. >> hello,ane. a mother from the sacramento area whose daughter was sold into the sex afraid created run for courage. today that organization hosted its first 5 and 10 k races in oakland. the race drew more than 500 people from around the bay area. vicky zito which hostedf)c the event says she hopes this brings brngs attention to the sex trafficking epidemic in the united states. >> folks tend to think there's only certain populations targeted to be victims of this crime. but actually, any time you have a vulnerable child you have the poe essential to having a victim vulnerable to being exploited. >> the state task forces identified 1,277 victims of human trafficking between july of 2010 and june of 2012 in california. her own daughter seen her in a recent area with nbc bay area was abducted from the sacramento area and sold into the sex trade. >> five years ago my daughter went to a local grocery store to grab a soda and never came home. her perpetrator took her from the safeway parking lot and

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our crew this week, wayne, jonathan, michelle fields and kimberly, juan williams. democrats have made no secret about it, they want complete government-run health care watch. >> i'm all for single payer system. >> if i were starting a system from scratch, then i think that the idea of moving toward a single payer system could very well make sense. >> i have supported single payer longer than many of you have been have been born. >> what we've done here with the obama care is a step in the right direction but we're far from having something that's going to work for us. >> eventually though you think we will work beyond the insurance. >> yes, absolutely yes. >> all right. k.g., keep it here in set, in studio. obama care website rollout has been a disaster. is this what they had up their sleeve the whole time? >> like this was a means to an end because umt mayly they wanted to push everybody out of their policies, they promised. okay, a big fat lie that you could keep your insurance. you like your insurance, you can keep it, lie. >> period. >> period. >> no, now you c

jacques degraaf and co-host of "the five" kimberly guilfoyle.ing here. >> hi. >> there is a fundamental part of the discussion that there is a reason the president today could not say i am going to keep my promise i made to the american people. as soon as he opens the door, the infrastructure of which obama care is mpredicated on collapses. they need those people in the system. >> then there is no pole in the tent. the whole thing falls apart. it's been a house of cards to begin with. the sad and awful part is they knew it from the beginning and pushed it forward anyway because partisan politics matters more to them really than the health care of americans across the country. if you look now, even if people were to enroll we don't have the numbers to support it but the selection process and everything is flawed. if there is an ability to fix this, that's the problem. he wants to do it unilaterally. >> the president came out today, as i suggested earlier and said to the american people i made a mistake. i will keep my promise. it would have gone

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kimberly. >> so what do you think? they have got a lot of problems here. they said it's not going to work perfectly by december 1st. what improvements, if any, can we expect? >> you know, i don't really know what they are doing. they have uncovered and said they have fixed hundreds of bugs since they debuted on october 1st. i guess my question would be, did they know those bugs existed on october 1st and shipped with them or did they discover them after october 1st? you know, either situation raises lots of questions in terms of their test plan and how they executed. if they didn't know these bugs existed. software development, usually when you find some bugs there is more you don't know about. >> this what we know so are if a. you talked about this is some of the front end stuff we are seeing but not the back end stuff. also, this is interesting, you thought in the beginning perhaps these guys are incompetent. they don't know what they are doing. you actually have a different theory now? >> yeah, originally, i thought that the people on this project were

. >> ed, hi, it's kimberly. realistically what do you think they're most afraid of, most fearful? they have had a series of bad news events coming one after the next, but tonight what are they thinking about and tomorrow morning what are they bracing themselves for? >> to be honest, senior officials here in the white house have heard him say before his presidency is done, he's a lame duck. pick your story, whether it was the nsa, benghazi, syria, having to back pedal and go to congress and it goes down. the vote looked like it was going down and he said don't vote, let me talk to the american people instead. they laugh off the idea his presidency is over because they insist that we've sort of written the obituary where. the problem is number one he's further along in his presidency, about to begin his second year of the second term, so time is finally running out, number one. number two, what i mentioned about people not just being upset about the health care law but finally connecting it to the president and losing some trust in him, that makes it that much harder. what they're r

kimberly announced the stock's up 6 in after-hours trading. if you were short kmb betting the bubble would soon burst, you have double bubble popped all over your face. eww, nasty. plenty of people think this is all wrong. they believe the collateral positives are no different from collateral negatives or collateral damage. it's just all bad. but i don't make those kinds of judgments here. they get in the way of making money. they get in the way of the process of getting rich, which we should never forget is what we're supposed to be doing when we invest in the stock market. passing judgment on the process or the fed itself is merely a parlor game to me, no different from trying to figure out whether the jets or bills will win this sunday's football game. we're trying to make money here and i will not let that parlor game get in the way of my thinking. i am playing kimberly clark. i'm not playing desean jackson. this is realty, not fantasy. even as desean figures big in my league. aha, now, what about the fed's actions leading to inflation? wo

i know. >> kimberly-clark trading at all time high. >> kimberly-clark -- i'm sorry.108.87. they will spin off their health care business that will create stand "today" lone health care company with about 1.6 billion sales. the proposed spinoff makes sense. >> the widely owned p and g, proctor and gamble. >> trading at all time levels. 84 pop 71 np goes back to 1920. bill ackman only holds 2.1 million shares but down from nearly 9 million shares in the second quarter. >>> a bit of under the radar pick. china's radio service youtube video. >> if you go to yoku it looks like youtube by the way. company reported earnings of 21 cents beating estimates. revenue didn't beat as much. still stock doing well. they added about 12% advertising customers quarter over quarter. bank of america, merrill lynch downgrading and cut their price by 50 cents. the stock up. yoku is the adr ticker. >> fedex, right, speaking of older companies is a new darling of certain hedge fund managers like george soros, daniel loeb, john paulson who have bought fedex shares as of late. the company woul

>> we've got seven straight weeks of up -- >> go ahead, kimberly. >> i'm sorry. seven straight weeks up on the market and we're shooting for an eighth straight week. and i just think that coupled with low interest rates, the housing numbers are very, very good out there. better than expected. along with -- you know, we have two -- we have something like -- is it $2.663 trillion in money markets still on the sidelines from ici.org. you guys, this is just rocket fuel for the market. the markets are still going to continue upward. we don't see -- we're have positive for the end of the year. >> you know, all of you are bullish. i see that in our notes here, which sort of makes my palms sweat here. ken morery, you were looking for 16,000 on the dow. we're well above that now. now what? i mean, do you just adjust your expectations higher? or do you take profits here? >> well, no. i think the market through the end of this year, i don't see too much more upside. i see profit taking towards the end of the year, potentially good data on shopping. i think that may surprise

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kimberly will explain the legal battle.we go check out our facebook page at facebook.com/the five at nc. ha wednesday the supreme court will rule on public prayer in legal forms. two residents one jewish the other atheist sued for opening prayer had christian references to jesus, the holy spirit and god the father violated their first amendment rights. in a sur prides show of solidarity the obama administration joined conservative lawmakers to allow politicians to say prayers during government meetings. this is legally fascinating. >> i think the administration has been fairly consistent on questions of prayer and remember they wanted to take under god out of the pledge in the administration was strong on that. it is inconsistent with the clash between religious conscious and contraception. when it comes to sex, if sex is involved the administration says there's no this is where they want to eye certificate the first amendment right. but when it has to do with town hall meetings it is not a political fight they want to take

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kimberly? >>. >> reporter: 34ris radio looking for a motive, but they do say the victim knew the suspect. >> shots were fired here at the end of the block. >> san jose police say officers were on their way to the 100 block of morrison avenue where the shooting happen, but the victim was already on his way to a hospital. >> his family took him to a hon't and that's about where we are right now. >> police say the victim a man in his 30s was shot at least once and pronounced dead at the hospital. the suspect who has not been identified is in custody. this is the city's 39th suicide h year. that's five more than the city had this time last year. it's the first san jose has had since september. over the summer, police rolled out a plan to increase police presence on the streets and suppress a rising gang activity. at that time, san jose's overall homicide rate was on track to outpace 2012, which endeded with a two decade high of 46 homicide. police are still look into a motive for today's shooting a