and kimberly? >> st. barts. >> robert?l fee coast, in italy. >> i agree with you. >> that is a good one. >> i was going to say venice. i've been to italy but never to venice. but the most ever -- i don't know. >> i would say milpitas, california. they have an excellent malibu grand prix track. i've never been there and i've been waiting for someone to invite me. >> you grew up right there? >> yeah, but i never made it over, milpitas, california. >> coming up, the super bowl may be a month away but we've already got -- some of the awesome commercials. >> what is wrong with you, bob. >> and our pick with who will win the bcs championship? win the bcs championship? florida state? what do you think it would be like to teach? chances are you have no idea. teachers today are breaking down obstacles. finding innovative ways to instill old lessons. proving that greatness can be found in everyday places. and that you don't need to be famous to be unforgettable. that's what it's like to teach. ♪ >>> i was just reading the spread. i'

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i think we should start with kimberly -- >> how many do i have?l try to resist the temptation to become one with bob. >> what does that mean? >> people say oh, we think you love bob secretly. >> she does. >> do you make resolutions, kimberly? >> i don't feel that i should, because if i break them or -- give up what? my godiva chocolates with the caramel inside, i don't want to do that. >> and you don't want to give up your number one thing -- >> which is? my husband. >> no, did you that five times. save yourself and tell us your resolution? >> as i said, i went through a lot -- substances on top of other sub stansz and -- substances and alcohol and i paid a price and i have got to get into a health regimen. but not for me because i'm never going to be a good blow dried anchor like he is, but i want to be around for my kids and be on the this show. it catches up with you, at the rate i was going. it does. >> i applaud you for doing that. >> drinking and drugging, but that doesn't stop giving up sugar. >> one of our great moments was watching you ge

drummond's daughter kimberly. >> piazza: she was an all-american girl. dana plato was successful early on. she was trying to be an olympic- level skater, and she was really good at that, was definitely this all-american girl. >> narrator: as "diff'rent strokes" was taking shape, a shake-up at the network sawa fred silverman move from abc to nbc, putting the entire show in jeopardy before it even began production. >> silverman: i had seen gary coleman per norman lear. i really want to do something with him, and i believe that we made a deal at abc, and then we the next thing you know, i was over at nbc. so i--you know, i sat patiently and waited a couple of months and then called norman, and said, "look, i really would like to pick up our conversations that we had at abc about developing something for gary coleman." >> narrator: in 1978, when silverman took over nbc, the network was an industry joke, lagging far behind abc and cbs. the newly minted president was under pressure to turn things around, and he needed a hitgs show fast. >> silverman: my immedi

last time they were positive was 50 years ago. >> let me ask kimberly. somebody you know was applauding de blasio, mr. newson. de blasio is claiming to bring progressivism in new york city. >> this is disappointing when i watched this today. i found it to be very negative not even acknowledging the tremendous accomplishments and the progressiveness in new york city. it was just so -- you saw bloomberg sitting in the front. the look on his face said it all. they ran him and new york city in the ground, people that live here, everything is garbage, not good enough. this is a plantation. if they think new york city is like that, what they must think of the rest of the country. >> you brought that up in the the green room. what they said in front of bloomberg -- >> a mayor that worked for $12. that's what he earned over 12 years was it? he did all these great things. we make fun of the lifestyle things he tried. the crime rate stayed down. there wasn't a terrorist attack. you actually have -- after the major recession of the financial shock, business is comi

kimberly tere, nbc, bay area news. >> kimberly, any idea at this point on a motive for these fires? >> reporter: not yet. police are still -- police and fire, i should say, are working very closely together to try to, number one, identify the person of interest, and number two, try and find a motive. they said that it could be a myriad of different things. right now they don't want to put their finger on just one thing, they want to leave it open and just find the person responsible. >> kimberly, thank you. >>> we have new information on a house fire in walnut creek that left one person dead. firefighters identified the victim as 62-year-old charles mcdonald. firefighters found his body on the second floor of the home. heavy flames and smoke made it difficult to find the victim. an autopsy is scheduled for monday. >>> as the number of flu related deaths in the bay area continues to rise, there's word of a temporary shortage in some locations of the flu vaccine. monty francis is in millbrae with more on that for us. >> reporter: good evening. at the beginning of the day, this walgree

live in san jose, kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. >> kimberly, thank you. >>> and new at 5:00, fire crews have now contained a fire that destroyed a family-owned construction company in san jose today. the fire started shortly after 11:00 this morning in the back of the commercial building on almadin road at 87. >> they did have heavy fire conditions they kept checked to the middle and back part of the building. we were able to salvage a lot of computer office equipment and hard drives and records and things like that. >> the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> one man is and you arrest and another in critical condition after a shouting match ended with the stabbing along san francisco embarcadero. police responded to reports of a fight near rincon park before 2:00 a.m. and when officers arrived they found a 26-year-old man who had been stabbed repeatedly. he was rushed to the hospital and is listed in critical condition with life-threatening injuries. investigators have also arrested a 15-year-old man in connection with the attack after they say they found him hidin

>>> hello, eric along with kimberly >>> it's five:00 in new york city. this is "the five." >>> bone chilling cold in the midwest. anyone who saw the packers game last night knows it's not a good time to be outside. and a rare polar vortex is headed east in its path. 200 million americans, thousands of flights have been canceled. in chicago, wind chills approaching minus 50. i'll say that again, minus 50 degrees. skin will freeze in mere minutes. to indianapolis where the mayor declared it illegal to drive on the roads, the frozen roads. check out this crazy highway video from colorado springs. >> oh, god. here comes the truck. hitting that car. oh, my god those people are not evenly expecting it, bro. >> dangerous weather event, folks. pay attention to it because it can be deadly. janice dean is keeping an eye on it from the fox news extreme weather center. the situation seems to be deteriorating for folks on the east coast. >> yeah, all of this cold air is moving south ward and eastward. look at the wind chills. this is all coming from the arctic. the p

kimberly? >> reporter: diane, you mentioned the proximity between the school and where the accident happened so we want to show you that distance. in fact, this is the field behind delmar high school, and as you can see it butts right up against the light rail tracks. currently there are barriers on either side of the tracks and signs warning people to look both ways but now some are calling for more to be done to keep kids safe. santa clara county deputies say 14-year-old danika garcia was riding her bike on southwest expressway when she was struck and killed. there is a security guard stated height rear now but it's unclear whether one was here friday morning when the girl was hi. now neighbors say something has to change and the people we spoke with think both the vta and the pedestrians need to be involved in that change. some residents say the change should slow down at the crossing and others say others who use that crossing to get to delmar high school need to be more cautious. >> now, a

[applause] >> and next to her is kimberly yee. she represents arizona's 20th legislative district in the senate and the first asian woman in the legislature. she worked for state treasure dean martin. she also served as a member of governor schwarzenegger's cabinet. she and her husband are small business owners. please welcome kimberly. [applause] and the best for last, we have monica young blood. she's on the board of the rslc future majority project and was named one of gold pac's 2013 emerging leaders. she's a native of new mexico and raised by a single mother. at age 19, she became a single mother but she was determined to end cycle of poverty so she set out to give her daughter a better life. monica now runs a successful real estate business and works as a marketing consultant. she and her husband chris have two children. please welcome our new r.n.c. rising stars. [applause] we're going to have an opportunity for all of you to get up and ask questions at the mic. i'm going to ask each of our participants two questions. we'll

kimberly, what is cal fire asking people to do?>> reporter: they are asking homeowners to create what's called a defensible space around their home. this is a warning we usually don't see until the spring. but there has been no rain. so let me show you, you can see the vegetation is very dry out here. and that's what they're afraid of. in fact, in just the last three weeks, cal fire says it responded to about 300 calls, 300 wildfires. that have charred over 700 acres total. that compares with about 50 fires that burn about 100 acres total in a normal year. cal fire says the fire season which typically ends in november, never ended. in northern california, stations are already in the process of hiring additional seasonal firefighters to help. >> this is unprecedented in the history of the memories of the people who work around here. us staffing our -- some of our fire stations this time of year in the wintertime. so we ask citizens to take the time to look around, see what they can do to make their homes more safe and have the 100 f

kimberly, thank you. kimberly palmer, joining us. >> a look at the news this week that will have an impact on the money. no rage against this machine. why baxter is part of the future and workers don't seem to mind. >> for more on the show and guests go to our website -- you can follow us on twitter@onthemoney. >> a look at the calendar, stories that may move the market and impact your money. heavy week of earnings. hear from apple, yahoo! google, facebook, amazon. also dow companies, at & t, exxon, mobile, chevron. caterpillar. monday home sales figures out. tuesday, president obama delivers his state of the union address. alls tuesday, the federal reserve will kick off the two day meeting. markets will be watching to see if the fed will further taper the bond buying program. on thursday, the bureau of economic analysis will release preliminary estimate for fourth quarter and gdp for 2013. finally as american manufacturing rebound and profits grow, a trend is taking hold in plants across the country. rob

it's kimberly. this morning, i don't know, i should have watched more of the weather forecast because i got caught, which was something close to a monsoon wedding minus the marriage, but i have never gotten so soaked and wet by the rain. unbelievable to the point when i brought digs to school, i had to bring a separate change of clothes. was that expected? >> where did you change? >> like a personal weather forecast? you want a personal weather forecast? >> no, but i wasn't anticipating it to be that bad. >> i'm glad you weren't here. that's the most fortunate thing. but we have this arctic front that moved across the east coast. and brought up all of this moisture from the south. and if you recall, 40 to 50 degree temperatures here along the east coast. so that was the other rare part of this, that all of this moisture and southern air was forced up because this arctic air is pushing eastward. so we got a lot of that moisture, yes, a lot of areas got a lot of wet weather and kimberly, the thing i w

somewhere here there is a man, a husband for kimberly.san francisco looking for love. i've been trying to find a date for you. i haven't been able to do it yet. >> in this crowd? there are a million people here. >> owe no takers yet. >> because you told them only a two-hour take. is that right? >> might have something to do with it. >> i mention this. if you're from san francisco how did you get to be so conservative? >> i was just drawn here to the east coast. you know, former prosecutor, bob. prosecutor. >> i lost that in the translation. now. it's the first time i've done this, it's amazing. >> we can tell. >> isn't it? >> we're wrapping this baby up. >> keep it clean. >> all right. >> well done. >> you know, makes you take that act to the rooted >> they should take it to times square. >> i love that >> tonight megyn kelly and bill o'reilly have a special message for you at home. don't move. >> speaking of you we want to hear from you. miley cyrus a lot of head lines but is her song "we can't stop" your favorite? vote online! [ male an

kimberly tere is live in belmont with the latest for us. kimberly. >> reporter: the 19-year-old graduated from carlmont high school last year and students tell us today the school was abuzz with talk about the circumstances surrounding the arrest. on friday, police in altoona, pennsylvania, began searching his apartment. they were looking for a marijuana grow operation, but say they found something far more dangerous. >> officers came across a briefcase, and within that briefcase there were a number of bomb-making materials and two bomb devices, one being small and the other one being much larger. >> reporter: police say the penn state engineering student admitted the drugs and bomb materials were his, telling them he bought some of the materials from amazon. >> he indicated they were for blowing things up. what he intended to blow up, he really hasn't elaborated on. >> reporter: according to a criminal complaint, he told police he only intended to set the devices off in a remote field like he had done in california. his family, who lives i

back to you, kimberly and bob. >> all right, sweetheart.hank you. >>> now let's check in with grip jenkins. you being at a party, are you kidding me you are always at a party. >> he is a party. >> happy new year, kimberly and bob. did you say this is the year of the good looking women. i have a few friends here at bounce sporting club. the premier sporting club in new york. the hottest ticket in town. people come from all over the world to go where you are manhattan. they come right here. do you have a new year's resolution? >> it is to eat less cheese-its. >> a lot of thought in these resolutions. a big party here. i am next to l.t. what's your new year's resolution. >> stay in focus. >> focus on what? on looking good, dancing, being the number one bar in new york city. >> absolutely. all of that. >> there you go. we will be taking it in all night with celebrities. i will be warm and toasty with my friends. in fact, ladies, do you have a message for the viewers at home? >> happy new year. >> it's getting hot in here. oh, goodness, guys. it

nbc bay area's kimberly tere's in san jose with the latest. kimberly? >> reporter: diane, fire crews are still out here at this hour. just a short while ago, they were spraying down the gutted restaurant, making sure any smoldering embers are put out. the four-alarm fire, which caused all of this damage, started just before 6:30 this morning. some workers were inside getting the restaurant ready to open when the chef says the wall started shaking. he walked around the kitchen, and that's when he says he saw the flames. knowing it was spreading quickly and beyond what he and his co-workers could handle, paquin ran across the street to a fire station asking for help, but by that time it was already too late, in a matter of minutes, fueled in part by grease in the kitchen, the fire took over and destroyed the building. multiple sections of the roof collapsed. >> we've all been here, you know? i've been there 17 years. these other guys 20 years. i mean, it's our life, you know, it's -- i don't know what i'm going to do now. >> reporter: this was a neighborh

look at kimberly-clark up nearly 3% to $108.45. and proctor & gamble up 1%, finishing at 79.18. >>> a recovering housing market helped stanley black and decker boost its revenues but restructuring charges demolished that increase. earnings were off almost 90%. that's because of millions of dollars in charges related to mergers and acquisitions. shares slumped 3% to $77.81. >>> and earnings at juniper networks topped wall street estimates. the networking equipmentmaker credits the solid results to increased spending by its core telecom customers. separately, jana partners has reportsedly taken a big stake in the company and is trying to get juniper to cut costs and return cash to shareholders. both developments pushed up juniper stock to a 52 week high, up 6.5% to $27.82. >>> our market monitor tonight is david samra,morningstar's 2013 international mutual fund of the year an honor he cochairs with andrea o'keefe. they have two five-star rated and his international entry is in the top 1% of its category over the past one, three, fiv

he's just a big baby. >> well, kimberly, what's your view? >> i play through the pain every day on this show. i relate to these men. >> let's not diminish -- >> i'm not diminishing it. this is an american pastime. it's tied in for so many years with our tradition. everyone loves football. they're grown men. everyone signs up to go overseas, you may a conscious decision to part in something. this is what they want to do. it's unfortunate they got injured, i wish they do not. better helmets, better equipment, protection, throw some more flags on bad plays and knocking down the quarterback. they shouldn't do. i agree with you, but it's bad, but at the same time, we love to watch it. >> nothing wrong with knocking down quarterbacks. but i want to say one thing here, greg, it's fairly unfair to say that -- >> what? >> they want to expose the ellsworth case, they stood up when other people would not do it. the "new york times" has taken some fairly bold and dramatic steps. i grant you that they sometimes line up with people that you find unacceptab

kimberly and bob will kick off the all american party at times square at 9:00 p.m. tonight.y will tell you what they have on tap so stay tuned but 2013 was a big year for the fi

at the time i liked kimberly-clark the paper company. i still do. i told this cantankerous client that i thought this one, kmb, would be terrific for his portfolio. he agreed. i got it. i got the sale. he told me to buy 1,000 shares. i got it! almost immediately it went up eight points. it was a dream. i had a winner. so i called him, i said bob, bob, i want to ring the register. i want to sell the 1,000 shares of kimberly-clark. i thought he would thank me. he was furious. he told me that i had said kimberly would be good for the long term, that it could have great gains over time, he wasn't interested in making $8,000. then he questioned my integrity. he wanted to know if i was churning him. that's a horrible charge, meaning i was just trying to generate commissions with his money. you know what? i was scorched and torched. but he did teach me a terrific lesson. just as you don't want to turn a trade into an investment because that's usually a sign you're embracing a loss, you don't want to turn investment into a trade. you have a good one, let it

live in san jose, kimberly tere. >> thank you, kimberly. >>> a daily city man whose admitted to setting san francisco's consulate on fire was in front of a judge today. he was appointed a public defender. the fbi says he was caught on camera pouring several buckets of gas line. he told federal agents he did it because he heard voices speaking to him in chinese and believed the embassy had to be involved. he turned himself in last friday. he will be arraigned next week. >>> a glimmer of hope for americans without a job. they took a step to extend unemployment benefits. janelle wang joins us with more. >> it's a procedure vote and barely made it through. it passed by 60 votes this morning, the bare minimum number to advance and avoid a filibuster. it would retroactively renew benefits that expire after the new year. they expired after the congress agreed to fund for two more years. president obama held a news conference today with a group of unemployed urging lawmakers to pass the three-month extension. >> the long-term unemployed are not lazy. they are not lacking in mo motivation, they

says 5 on the front and cumbe y kimberly on the back. boo, mom's team, and yelled go giants the entire time. there you go, but we had a good time watching the game and looking forward to the niners playing again, although the seahawks favored. >> seattle minus 3. >> i'm going with the niners, come on, true blood. >> don't forget to set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is next. we'll have our ghetto shots next. police are ready to make multiple arrests in the mad listen mccan case. >>> new numbers reveal just who is signing up and it it seems that something isn't adding up. why taxpayers could get stuck bailing out another big industry. >>> she lost more than 100 pounds. look at that. facebook says she can't post this fat pants picture because they say she's bragging about her body. is that fair? we report, you decide. fox and friends first starts right now. ♪ >>> one of my favorite songs to start this morning. good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this tuesday. >> thank you for starting

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>>> i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, and greg gutfield. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." we have a huge show for you tonight, including lone survivor, the blockbuster film depicting the firefight that killed three navy s.e.a.l.s that detractors claim is just war propaganda, and the heart-tugging reaction from a mom of one of those killed in action s.e.a.l.s and a former medal of honor recipient. first, a story you'll only see on fox. last night, fox's james rosen broke the news that president obama, the white house, and many obama senior advisers knew within minutes that the attack on the consulate in benghazi was terror, not a protest in response to the often cited video. 9:42 p.m. benghazi time, the benghazi consulate gets attacked. within 18 minutes, general de dempsey and leon panetta were told by general ham about the attack. within an hour, 11:00 p.m., there's a meeting with president obama, general dempsey, and secretary of defense, leon panetta, so obama is made aware of that at 11:00 p.m. benghazi time. 1:45 a.m., a

kimberly terry is at the scene of the latest fire with more for us. >> reporter: authorities say they have grave concerns for public safety and also for the firefighters who are risking their lives to fight this rash of suspicious fires which have been moving fast, growing very quickly. the $10,000 reward is being offered by the san jose firefighters union for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible. neighbors who live on east st. john and 17th woke up just before 4:30 this morning to massive flames. >> i went to the back and i came outside and there was a fire in the back. so i came over here right away and tried to get them out. >> reporter: a couple in their 70s were inside sleeping but escaped unharmed. according to investigators, this is the 10th suspicious fire since wednesday. >> these fires have targeted san jose residents in the darkest hours at night when they are most vulnerable. we have been very fortunate these fires have not resulted in serious injury or death. should these fires continue, i fear this fortune may run out.

i'm greg gutfeld, along with kimberly guilfoyle, eric bolling, dana preen yeah, and bob beckel. this is "the five." >> after speaking pot all day and drinking beer and taking pills justin bieber landed in jail this morning. this is his mug shot which proves no matter what you do bad boys always look great at 18. later in life, not so much. it gets worse. and worse. and really worse. my point is it's probably best to quit being a bad boy while you still have teeth, but bieber's interesting because in the context of human existence he's not a young man with high status, engages in high-risk behavior. next you'll tell me politicians sleep with prostitutes and dana trains butterflies to do laundry. biebs is a function of free time and monry with a temporary entourage who sees him as a walking atm. the real culprit the mindset of the teenage girl that suspends critical thinking, replacing it mindless euphoria driven by hormones and a desire for acceptance, but enough about obama. true his poll numbers have a bieber-esque quality, adored by people who pay more attention to dimples tha

>>'m all for it. >> we'll say thank you to kimberly, michelle and jemle. coming up, bieber busted but the businesses are still feeling the fever. big companies sticking by the big pop star. is that right or wrong? ♪ ♪ >>> what do i need to know for next week. wayne, sweetheart? >> eric, look at the smith and weson. a great chart. i own it in my own portfolio. it's trading around $12 a share. take a look at that one. >> sweetheart from being earlier in the show. bang-bang, thank you, wayne. it for the cost of freedom block. thank you for joining us. before we go, we have been bombarded with justin bieber headlines all week. he was arrested for dui, speeding no license, et cetera. did you know he earned $58 million last year? a huge chunk of the change came from the hock sneakers, headphones, makeup and the acne cream. he got good news. adidas announced they will stay with bber. don't hate it, after all it's the free market right to choose who they endorse. we report, you dece. have a great w you can watch anyone else and just never get it. >> tonight judge

kimberly hellcutt has the story. >> it was 1969 that the surgeon general released his report. i.t. concluded that smoking caused illness and death. it was not well received by the big tobacco companies, tobacco was one of the most profitable products in the world, promote the safety and enjoyment of cigarettes. the surgeon general's report on smoking and health led the u.s. congress to require warning labels on tobacco products and eventually it imposed tighter restrictions on cigarette advertising. the legislation was one of the most successful campaigns in the united states. smoking rates are down 59%. back in 196442% of u.s. adults were smoking. compared to just 18% in 12. government tobacco control efforts which have included taxes on cigarettes and bans on smoking in public places have helped to save as many as 8 million lives. >> in the past half-century, nothing else has come close to this contribution to the health of americans. credit nothing. >> but antismoking advocates argue there's still much more work to be done. they say the number of americans smoking may have dropp

says 5 on the front and cumbe y kimberly on the back.elled go giants the entire time. there you go, but we had a good time watching the game and looking forward to the niners playing again, although the seahawks favored. >> seattle minus 3. >> i'm going with the niners, come on, true blood. >> don't forget to set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is next. we'll have our ghetto shots next. >> to the face. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington. breaking late today, new obamacare enrollment numbers and what they mean. it seems youth is not being served by obamacare, at least not yet. new information from the administration is painting a clearer picture of just who is taking the plunge into the new health care pool. chief national correspondent jim ingle tells us the most important people for the success of the law are so far largely staying out of the water. >> the numbers released today are the first to get some description of what age groups are signing up for obamacare, and many analyst

kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. >>> the bottom line, we need rain in the bay area. this weekend, sunny skies all over the area. we turn now to anthony slaughter. how long will this warming trend last? >> we have the rain in the forecast. tomorrow, not going to see the rain, but we will see the return of morning fog, increasing the air quality. we don't have to spare the air for tomorrow. we are watching clouds right now building off the coast of california. you can see expensive cloud deck that's going to move through. this is the fog that's expected to improve the air quality tomorrow. once this moves through, lit be a cooler day for tomorrow. we're not going to be in the 70s like today. but monday, tuesday, wednesday, we're back on that climb. but thursday, we are talking about the chance of showers pushing back into the forecast and at this point, thursday night into friday, there is a 60% to 70% confidence that this is going to follow through. so we'll talk more about that rain chance coming up in the forecast. in the meantime, enjoy that cooler day for tomorrow

we'll get more into that. >> kimberly, plausible deniability. we talked about that with president obama. isn't it the same thing? don't his people shield him from some of the stuff that he probably knows about? >> perhaps. >> but as you said, the buck stops with him. >> if i-95 was closed down from florida to new york, do you think he would have asked the question. >> let's talk about his management style because the whole question is he a contender for 2016? is he fit for the white house? definitely one of the front-runners like hillary clinton is on the other side and take a listen. some people have called him a bully. it was in the "new york times" talking about his style. take a listen. >> some people like that style. some people don't, and i've always said i think you asked me a question after the election are you willing to change your style in order to appeal to a broader audience, and i think i said no because i am who i am, but i am not a bully. >> all right. and some people who might think he is, do they think he's suitable in 2016? li

kimberly? >> a few story.sony records over robin thicke's "blurred lines." it's up for a ton of awards on the grammys. they settled. the family of marvin gaye is suing robinicke personally. they got cash. so the case was dismissed against sony >> that's a lot of of money. >> howard stern said "the five" was his favorite television show. last nigh, apparently he has company. both jon stewart and stephen colbert, the colbert report, used "the five" as part of their mon logs, as part of the -- a couple of their blocks. we want to welcome jon stewart, stephen colbert to "the five band wagon. anyone else want to join on? plenty of room for you, too. >> absolutely. >> there will be a response. >> they talk about us a lot. uh -- all right. greg? >> speaking of, yesterday, on "the daily show." dana isn't here. i think i'll do a monologue tomorrow. she's on jury duty. samantha b., an amazing performer on "the daily show" did an unbelievable interpretation of "the five." let's show a little piece. there you go. >> a sli

lists are popular. >> kimberly, do you like lists?ith lists and my calendar is so amazing and organized. dana and i e-mail back and forth, we're so organizing. >> i'm talking about the article. >> she can talk about whatever she wants. >> i don't care. you're not the boss of me. i love lists. i like energy drinks because they give me a lot of energy. dana throws them away. i like rock star. >> dana was -- she's in control. >> i'm in control. >> anything on these lists, bob. >> i don't understand any of them. i don't know what grammar nazi is. i don't know what contemporary faux pop is. >> what is that? >> you know what, bob -- >> i don't want to talk about it, bob. >> first of all, you didn't pronounce it correctly, first of all. >> excuse me. >> what's on the list? selfies. who made selfies famous? >> geraldo. >> not the millennials. >> geraldo. he's not a millennial. >> that's true. >> they're the largest generation in the history of america and they do more volunteer work. >> you're not a millennial. you hate lindsay lohan, kanye w

live, kimberly terry. >> next at 11:00, four people went from a scenic trolley ride to a ride in theack of an ambulance. a major traffic backup on the embarcadero. and we'll show you what led to this old-style trolley. >>> and bart riders could be paying more but not for their tickets. we'll explain that, as well. >>> and watching to see if the game in green bay tomorrow could be a record-breaker for one of the coldest games in nfl history. we're watching the latest forecast from green bay and some changes ahead in the seven-day forecast. we could see showers. we'll have a look at that when we come right back. >>> traffic along the embarcadero in san francisco was tied up for hours this afternoon, looking at what happened. a muni trolley crashed into a big rig. you can see the accident caused significant damage to the trolley car, happening around 12:45 this afternoon at the intersection of embarcadero and bay street. police say four people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. it was not immediately clear why the trolley and big rig collided. the intersection opened around

live in santa clara, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >>> classes will revolume at del mar high tomorrow. danika garcia was hit and killed by a light rail train last friday. her friends have created an online donation site for her funeral. she was riding her bike across the tracks to get to school. >>> a mother in the east bay is mourning the killing of her two sons gunned down within 19 days of each other. lee was gunned down on 100th avenue and his brother was shot and killed yesterday. lamar was with his best friend when they were ambushed. both died. broussard's mother says there are no words to describe her grief and is begging someone to come forward with any information about these killings. and she has a plea for the public. >> what i do ask is for no retaliation at all. i want to see this in the court. i want retaliation through the court system. so, please, no retaliation. >> police have yet to identify any suspects. >>> it is unclear if it is vandalism or a hate crime. a flier showing libby schaaf with swastikas on her face. she wants to build a domain awareness center. schaaf

kimberly hellcutt loobs at what happened since that stunning rel vacation. >> it was 1964 when luther terry released his report. it said that smoking causes disease and death. tobacco was one of the most profitable industries in the world, hiring celebrities and even doctors to promote the safety of cigarettes. the surgeon general's report on smoking and health led the u.s. congress to explore warning labels on tobacco products. the legislation was part of the most successful public health campaigns in the united states. smoking rates are now down 59%. back in 1964, 42% of u.s. adults were smoking. compared to just 18% in 2012. in government tobacco control efforts which have included taxes on cigarettes and bans on smoking in public spaces have hepped to save as -- helped to save as many as 8 million lives. >> in the past half century nothing else has come close to this contribution to the health of americans. nothing. >> but antismoking advocates argue there's still much more work to be done. they say the number of americans smoking may have dropped over the decades but globally tha