live in arlington, kimberly suiters, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, kimberly. the city of laurel declared a civil emergency. the national weather service infirmed that an ef-0 tornado touchdown tuesday. experts say that it was on the ground about 11 minutes and stretched for miles. stilll businesses are cleaning up the damage in bracing for more severe weather tonight and this weekend. is not for the fainthearted. scientist took to the skies to upck hurricane joaquin close and personal, flying directly into the eye of the storm to gather information. and abc 7 meteorologist josh knight will be on one of those flights this weekend. make sure that you look for his news atmonday on abc 7 5:00 and 11:00. whenever severe weather approaches. will have updates around the clock on twitter and facebook and on our stormwatch app. , still awaiting trial on murder charges, but jesse matthew was already headed to prison for life, sentenced to three consecutive life terms for the sexual assault and attempted murder of a fairfax county woman a decade ago. he faces two trails

kimberly, who was almost two hours away, raced to the house. >> i said, kevin, what happened? i said, did he have a heart attack or something? and he said, no. somebody shot him. and i just started sobbing and i started to go down to my knees in the road. >> reporter: investigator randy boland was assigned to talk to her. >> she is crying and very, very, very emotional. so, i immediately go and speak to her but i give her some moments. >> reporter: but in the investigator's eyes, kimberly quickly went from grieving girlfriend to potential suspect. he asked for her phone. >> i said, okay is there a reason why? you know, i just was kind of shocked. >> reporter: it turns out keith had asked kimberly to join him at the educator's conference that weekend. she said they had never finalized the plan but she had been mad at him for not returning her calls. >> she gets very upset in her text messages back, like, i can't believe you're not talking to me. you know, and they are like half-violent, like why are you -- why are you not calling me? >> really flaming stuff, huh? >> yeah. >> re

>> hola kimberly cÓmo estas?poco de queso fresco. >> james, quÉ lindo como mi cuida la alimentaciÓn. >> viste como cuido tÚ alimentaciÓn. >> cuÍdame. >> te parece si pasamos con ana que estÁ bien acompaÑada. >> esa mano james, le damos la bienvenida a roco es viernes de cambio. >> ¿cÓmo estas mi amor? >> ¿cÓmo estas? >> contento porque la verdad que tenemos un caso increÍble me encantarÍa que vamos lo que dice lucero, vamos a ver el caso de hoy. >> vamos me llamo lucero, soy colombiana hace diez metros que soy viuda y tengo un niÑo especial hago mis quehaceres de la casa ahÍ tiendo a mi hijo cuando viene de la escuela y todo eso, pero sigue para adelante con mi hijo, estoy muy ocupada y quisiera nuevo look quiero que roco me atienda y me ponga nueva (risas) quiero verme linda y echar para adelante ♪ es momento de darlee se cambios ese look ese nuevo brilla ¿quÉ piensas hacer? >> como vemos anita es una mujer hermosa estÁ un poco descuidada tiene el pelo blanco crecido, el pelo muy largo de una sola pieza y bueno

. >> hello, i'm dana perino, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> israel is on high alert and fighting back against palestinians after a string of new attacks. instead of standing by our closest ally in the middle east, the obama administration is accusing israel of terrorism. >> i would say certainly individuals on both sides of this divide are have proven capable of and in our view, guilty of acts of terror. >> state department spokesman john concern kirby stood by tha today. >> i will reit straight what what we said before and continue to stress it. the violence needs to stop. no excuse for intentional killing innocent people for the use of terror as a tactic. >> the united states mourns any loss of innocent life, whether it's israeli or palestinian. it's our view that both sides have a responsibility to exercise restraint. >> earlier, israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu accused the palestinians of spreading lies about the violence and warned the world not to confuse his country's vict

in arlington, kimberly suiters, abc7 news. alison: the bear is in the holocaust museum permanent collection now. anyone can ask the staff there to see it. leon: that is wonderful. it's very brave of them as a family to share that with the world. alison: and to give this up. a treasure for their family. leon: that's awesome. let's look ahead to see what is coming up at 6:00. the new health problem at john hopkins researchers tied to fracking. plus a hero's welcome. arriving in fairfax county after saving lives in south carolina. what they saw down there. the effect that joe biden is having on the democratic debate even though he has said he is a presidential candidate himself. that is coming up tonight at 6:00. alison: but first, let's check the erwith one more time. we want to hold on to what we have had. leon: can we? please! brian: it's been great. the low to mid-70's across the area. we'll start to see a transition. i want to show you the bigger picture. there are showers along the coast. we have showers north and west. the

it happened around four-thirty sunday on kimberly road. police say two cars were drag racing when one of them cliipped a van pulling out onto kimberly. the driver of that van did not survive. charges against the drivers of the two cars are pending at this time... benton county authorities are investigating a mysterious death this morning. a woman's body was found yesterday on a trail near shellsburg. it started when a neighbor discovered his truck had been stolen. he found it, crashed on the 59th street trail. he also found blood... and then the woman's body. the man says he believes the person who stole the vehicle was dating the victim... and it appears there was some sort of struggle. no word on any arrests this morning. police say bad manners may have led to a shooting at an ankeny fast food restaurant this weekend. 34-year old gabriel coco is charged with two counts of willful injury. he is accused of shooting at two people outside this mcdonald's in ankeny saturday night. police say it started inside with an argument between coco and

kimberly, bob, stay with me.e'll talk about the islamic state next, because an incredibly disturbing development this week. did the personal information of more than a thousand u.s. service members is now in the hands of isis terrorists. we're going to talk about how that information could be used against us here in the united states. but before that, anthony bourdain. >> these two lovely ladies need coffees. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> extend your arms. >> now, when you're a white belt, especially a 59-year-old white belt, facing younger, stronger, far better competitors, you don't go out there looking to win. you go out there to learn how to survive. if i can hold on, break their posture, give them something, anything to think about, before they choke me out, and i have to ta tap. the changes are not just happening in san francisco. across the bay in oakland, gentrifycation is met with what one would think as a starker history of resistance. withof my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... ordinary

kimberly, do you see this differently?ink it's so offensive, i'm 100% with you, the university should fire her, there's no place for that. i mean -- where does she get off saying something like that about ben carson? >> i don't get it. it seems to me to be totally a racial -- >> it has no content other than, i'm doing a racial one up. i'm blacker than you. >> true. >> but isn't speech protected including offensive speech protected? >> in terms of her -- >> okay, want her fired because she said something offensive? >> do you want everyone fired for saying something that's perceived to be offensive? >> she would fire you in a second, eric. >> this is different. businesses can fire you for saying offensive things, that's not a first amendment issue. she's not going to jail for this. >> this is not a pc argument. i can understand if she was saying to me, you're just being pc. here's what she really meant. >> we've been talking a lot over the past couple of years about the microaggressions and how people on campus get so upset

i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for elisabeth hasselbeck. it's round 3 of the republican presidential debate. now that ben carson is on top, will he become donald trump's target. live on the ground in colorado straight ahead. >>> a school officer in trouble for body slamming a student right there. another kid in that classroom gives the other side of the story. what did the girl who was taken down do to the cop before he did that? we'll tell you what we know. >>> a pilot rushed to the hospital after getting hit by a laser mid flight. how he's doing. that story straight ahead. because mornings, even today, is better with friends. >>> well, you know what, the first game of the world series started on a tuesday and it ended on a wednesday. my team, the kansas city royals beat brian's team, the new york mets by four. >> what a great game. >> it was terrific. >> you're -- they were absolutely the two best teams in baseball. >> got your money's worth. >> it is a world series. >> by the way, steve, we've hired people who are met fans who wanted to

greg forbes, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams and dana perino, "the five." >>> there are two things you can count on in life. a lapdog media that will do anything to cover up a democrat scandal and a republican screw-up that will help a lap dog media do anything to cover up a scandal. hillary has a new ad. >> republicans kevin mccarthy, saying the committee investigating benghazi and clintons emails was created to destroy they are candidacy. >> everyone thought hillary clinton was unbeatable. we put together a benghazi special committee. what are her numbers today? >> republicans have spent millions attacking hillary because she's fighting for everything they oppose. >> republicans are out to get hillary. please, clinton accusing someone of being political. it's like bernie sanders making fun of trump's hair. this is the lady who kicked off birtherism. didn't some world leader just say it was okay to politicize tragedy? but mccarthy's gaffe reminds us that republicans are like an ikea cafeteria full of meatballs. the path to who pushed the video, now detours to the freshl

lori: thanks, kimberly. julia, i want you to weigh in as well. when you talk about uncertainty as kimberly mentioned, cheap, easy money will continue. risky investors love that. the punchbowl hasn't been removed yet. can you buy into the rallies? is the correction we saw prior week, over? can we dig in here? how vulnerable is it? >> the single biggest question investors need to ask themselves, does the fed care more about consumer price inflation or asset price inflation? what we've seen on the back of this cheap money is asset price inflation. the fed is not suppose to target that. they target consumer price inflation. on back of cpi there should be no reason why the fed should act. we saw that discussed in the fed minutes. on asset price inflation issue, the fact we have bubbly volatile markets, there is every reason to act. lori: i have to interrupt in little bit. we have breaking news. disappointing report from alcoa. earnings obviously a big influence on the markets. this is expected to be one of the weakest earnings season, third quarter, s

from caleb, we're going to start with you kimberly.ld you when you were 20. >> how to be awesome. why would i want to change anything? i think it's come out pretty well. >> you're absolutely right. that's a cogent argument. i wish i wasn't so hot. or successful. >> or well paid. >> a very well-paid model. >> you would even go through the two marriages? >> seven proposals, i only accepted two. back off. >> how about you, kirsten? >> i wish someone would have told me, it wouldn't have mattered, because i wouldn't have listened. if they would have told me to exercise. i definitely at this age i really wish i would have exercised more. >> you're like super sensible. it's awesome. >> eric? >> i think it would be spend more time with my parents. because that's the one thing that looking back now, i wish i would have done. those memorieses -- >> you can never have enough time with your family, right? very sweet. >> except for dana. >> i wish someone would have told me to wear more sunscreen. >> this is the most sensible table. >> the only one

. >> reporter: 48-year-old kimberly williams of cedar falls, iowa, needs dental work. >> it's like al, constant ache. >> reporter: an extraction, two crowns and a root canal. she has dental insurance, but it doesn't cover everything. the estimate? $4,500 out of pocket. enter health savings expert jason szczuka. he says, shop around. >> what you pay out of pocket can vary hundreds to thousands of dollars at each dentist. >> reporter: using websites like fairhealth.org and his site, brighter.com, he found several highly-rated dentists that would treat kimberly for just $2,000 in copays, a savings of 2,500 bucks. and an even bigger dental discount route to consider -- >> i'll be your student today. >> reporter: dental students. under the close supervision of some of the most experienced dentists in the state, universities offer cutting edge care at up to 50% off the cost of most dental practices. screening and prep work can cost about $100, but for kimberly, after her insurance, out of pocket, those four procedures came to $1,640, saving her almost 3,000 bucks. and that's something to s

kimberly, in your eyes, why did the electorate go with the liberals? >> i was surprised to see the wave of liberal red wash over canada. no one thought they would clench the majority. the liberal leader justin trudeau promised changes people respond to. one hear he's promising change is immigration, a hot button issue in the election. he promised to lead a more generous, tolerant, and inclusive government compared to harper's conservative one. canada is a country of immigrants, and the plight of syria refugees was a focus of debate in the campaign. his father, pierre, was in power for 15 years before retiring in the mid-80s, and his legacy is that he embraced multiculturalism. he passed a key immigration act in 1976, removing restrictions on new canadians so that image helped justin trudeau as well. >> what are the challenges he'll be facing? >> well, you know, like any new politician, the question is, will he, can he deliver on the promises? people are expecting a lot from him becae of his name, because of his legacy, but he's young, like you said, he

military found. >> kimberly, you say it was in the bag already. why would the military go soft?an't understand why the politics are the way they are, because president obama had -- >> but we're behind the scenes here with "the wizard of oz." i don't find any of this surprising, i find it disheartening. >> who is "the wizard of oz"? >> never mind. i'm saying the administration had it out in the beginning to do the pr to make it a nice package, put him in the rose garden, call him an american hero, perception is reality. can you imagine the fallout if they're shamed by doing that, by parading this guy and sending five terrorists free to go. >> he doesn't understand our involvement in the wars, he can't -- >> sthrp under a republican presidency, liberal media would be losing their minds, and somehow president obama is getting away with it. he's a traitor and he should rots rot in hell. >> president obama is getting away with it. our general and commander in chief, who i think are terrific, are accused of condemning. >> don't put words in my mouth. >> i hmy brother needed to be depl

kimberly atkins joins us next. and the obama administration plans to release 6,000 non-violent inmates out of prison at the end of this month. julie stewart will join us later to talk about that as "washington journal" continues on this columbus day. we'll be right back. >> our road to the white house coverage of the presidential candidates continues from new hampshire. this morning at 10:00 eastern, live coverage from the no labels problem solver convention in manchester. speakers talking then issues of uniting the country, jobs creation, balancing the judge judy and making america energy secure. on tuesday afternoon at 12:30, we are live with ohio governor john kasich in new hampshire. and on wednesday, live at 7:00 p.m. eastern, former florida governor jeb bush will speak at a town hall meeting in concord. c-span's campaign 2016 taking you on the road to the white house on c-span, c-span radio nd c-span.org. >> tonight on c-span's new series, "landmark cases," in enslaved scott was o emerson. scott married rober

david: bark with us jonathan hoenig and kimberly foss.imberly i've been looking at 10% gain after-hours. it was slim beat on revenue side. do you think these gains after hours will hold tomorrow? >> well, tomorrow will show but i think it is positive because last year they were down, they were at about 46 cents a share. now they're at 43, which is booed, better than 40 cents that was expected. big thing here, david, this is a stand-alone company now without paypal. david: right. >> investors are looking to see if they can continue with that growth even without that big engine because they were a great, dynamic duo together. let's see if they can continue with that. looks to me that investors are positive for -- david: jonathan, explain to me, revenues have been cut in half, literally more than half as much money in revenues when they had paypal. how can a company whose revenues fallen more than half continue to get good numbers on the stock price? >> well, david, i think the a lot of that expectation was built in prior to the paypal spin-

kimberly guilfoyle is with us today. great to have you. >> if you listen close, the benghazi hearings ended a short time ago after 8, 9, 10, 11 hours. >> 11 hours, exactly. >> we're tuckered out because we went to the book party for extreme ownership. how u.s. navy seals lead and win by our friend elise babin and jacque owe will nick. they'll both be on the program after how the lessons by the seals can -- >> we had to wake them up with a bugle. two people i know will not be late today. >> they're on point. they're here. they're going to educate everybody. >> heather nauert was there last night. >> we're probably waking them up this morning. looking forward to that. >>> i have a fox news alert. a 19-year-old is dead this morning and three students injured after a shooting on tennessee state university campus in nashville. the shooter is on the run at this hour. police say that a dice game boiled over into a fistfight and then shots were fired. the man who died was not a student at the school. this happening about midnigh

>> kimberly makes an eloquent. this is a subjective search for the truth. then you say, they left people behind to die. >> they didn't paint her the proper military posture. that's not good, geraldo. >> you changed the question. you said she left him behind to die. >> she asked for up to 13 security guards. he was denied it. he died subsequent to that. how much time passed between the request for security and his death. >> we can rehash all this as. what's important is we get our hands on the e-mails so we find out about these things, like -- the name of the libyan contact source, i'll deal with that. >> you should deal with that. >> stop, stop. we talked about this quite a bit. by outing the name of that source, what hillary clinton has done is gross negligence which she could be held accountable for. am i right? >> i think you're wrong. >> well, here's the thing. we're having this discussion because people want some answers, and the purpose of the committee and the hearing is to get some answers, so i think we can afford it. let's move on to another topic

kimberly thinks it's spot on.ds. >>> and live from studio "e" today kimberly guilfoyle in for elisabeth taking columbus day off. >> you only have eight more hours. >> i'm just getting waur warmed it on. >> she'll be on at 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. eastern time is brett baier who joins us from our nation's capit capitol. >> good morning. >> i'm sure you were watching "60 minutes" last night, the president in the legacy phase of his administration. steve cross brought up the pesky syria thing and said essentially mr. president, vladimir putin is kicking wyour butt. watch the reaction and then get your reaction. >> he's challenging your leadership, mr. president. he's challenging your leadership. >> steve, i got to tell you, if you think that running your economy into the ground and having to send troops in in order to prop uppier o ieyour o is leadership we have a different definition of leadership. my definition is leading on chai mat change and international accord in paris. my definition of leadership is mobilizing the

. >> al jazeera kimberly has more details on the case and the campaign to free him. >> reporter: fors name has flashed outside the headquarters of the washington post reminding passersby for 40 days one of their own newspaper reporter jason rezaian has been held in capacity, his foreign editor says rezaian's time in prison has been difficult. >> jason has been isolated for much of the time he has been in custody. he spent a lot of months in solitary confinement. he has had really very little contact with the outside world. >> reporter: he was arrested with his journalist wife and two photo journalists in 2014 and all eventually released except rezaian charged with espionage and tried in secret inside this tehran revolutionary court and his family maintained that rezaian is innocent. >> since he was a little boy my son loved iran and it's so infectious he had made a career of sharing its beauty with others. >> reporter: born in california and holds iran and united states citizenship. he joined the washington post as the tehran cord dent in 2012, the newspaper has worked for months for

kimberly clark has numbers 1.51 versus the 1.49 expected.ter than the street expected. >> down 7% from last year. >> down from 5.42 billion. they say the exchange rates reduced sales 12%. >> they were up five organically. >> right. massive head wind. >> they make diapers. >> which you need. >> across the board. which what? >> which you need. >> i don't need those. >> i don't mean you -- >> that was cruel. i don't. >> you don't need diapers. >> i thought about it. >> yes. i didn't mean you, but a necessity, not -- >> you said you need those. i don't. there's a bunch of others -- like absorbent products. >> depends. >> depends on what we're talking about. oh, there it is. there's all the stuff they got. a lot of, you know, a lot of people -- i mean, ageing is a bitch and people have incontinen incontinence, men and women, and they sell a lot of that stuff, wearing liners, and all that stuff. >> again, to your point, you think of the things you pay up for. these are not luxury items. >> andrew, does your tommy johns have a liner in there just i

. >> reporter: 48-year-old kimberly williams of cedar falls, iowa, needs dental work. >> it's like a dull, constant ache. >> reporter: an extraction, two crowns and a root canal. she has den tant insurance, but it doesn't cover everything. estimate? $4,500 out of pocket. enter health savings expert jason. he says, shop around. >> what you pay out of pocket can vary hundreds to thousands of dollars at each dentist. >> reporter: using websites like fairhealth.org and his site, brighter.com, he found several highly rated dentists that could treat kimberly for just 2,000 in copays, a savings of 2,500 bucks. and an even bigger dental discount to consider, dental students. under the close supervision of some of the most experienced dentists in the state. universities offer cutting edge care at 50% off the cost of most dental prtices. screening and prep work can cost $100, but for kimberly, out of pocket, those four procedures came to $1,640. saving her almost 3,000 bucks. and that's something to smile about. t.j. holmes, abc news, new york. >> t.y., thank you. >>> when we come back here to

the night team's kimberly bookman in arlington with the latest on this. kimberly, what do we know? >> reporter: turns out the best witnesses in this case were not the ones inside this bank but rather the people who live around it. these bank surveillance pictures show a partially masked man inside winchester savings, hold handgun and demanding money. what they don't capture is what people living nearby say he did after getting the cash. >> reporter: he must have hopped the tbens or something. it's pretty crazy. home. >> reporter: arlington police say the robber did, in fact, take off through a residential neighborhood behind the bank, shedding his disguise as he ran. >> you see that little yellow fence. >> reporter: a big piece ended up on this woman's property. >> they found a hat in our side yard. >> reporter: and detectives say one woman gardening in her yard came fa to to face with the robber. >> reporter: the suspect came so close to her, she was able to smell the odor of the dye pack. >> reporter: that woman gave a good enough description for police to come up with this scrat

kimberly, let me begin with you. you have this precarious political situation turkey is in right now, their stepped up fight against isis and them allowing the u.s. to strike isis from southern turkey. what does this point to in your opinion? >> well, the attack today is being blamed by those hit on the turkish government because the turkish deposit is in a political back and forth and a fight with facing elections where they could lose any more seats. some of them to the kurdish opposition. so you have this internal investigation. just stop isis and other foreign fighters going over the border and to allow the u.s. and the coalition into coalition territory. either way you look at it, this is a deposit under pressure both externally and internally. >> bob, to you, when we have seen isis make attacks within turkey it has been along the turkish ~/- s syrian border. >> poppy, what's strong about this is there is no claim. usually the islamic state would make a claim. the hdp have been fighting us and we're striking bac

kimberly hafnlg halkett reports. >> the attack on benghazi, libya killed four americans including the u.s. ambassador. u.s. state department revealed there were no protests outside the mission prior to the attack. >> what difference at this point does it make? it is our job to figure out what happened and to prevent it from ever happening again, senator. >> it spent more than $4.5 million to do just that. calling back to capitol hill, former secretary of state hillary clinton who was in charge at the time. since 2012 there have best multiple hearings and reports but few new details about the attack. instead what the republican-led committee did uncover is that during her time as secretary of state, clinton had been using a private server for government comeal e-maie-mail for potentiay classified information. >> whether she is ever brought to justice on those remains to be seen but the fact is she brought this on herself not the republicans and not the congress. >> reporter: but after a televised interview with the number 2 leader in the house of representatives, kevin mccarthy, democr

i'll go with you kimberly.escribe your first date. >> i like this. >> oh, gosh. >> you're on tv. >> all right. so my dad made me go on it. he picked the guy. designee picked the guy. >> terrible. >> a set up from your father. >> how old were you >> i try to block it out. i pretended there was a loose bird in the house. he showed up. had a red and white stripe car with a funny horn. >> are you sure it wasn't a clown from the circus? >> no. he was just a very nice guy but not my speed. >> so nice guy finish last. >> that's the best thing -- he was nice. >> what was his name. >> i can't give his name. >> do you remember it? >> yes. >> i was a sophomore in high school, 14, i guess. bobby hidukavich. i was scared out of my mind. i was so nervous. i couldn't eat. we went to dinner and i had a salad and nibbled at it. >> what has changed? >> erik, first date. >> first date, was younger than this. very young. maybe in fifth or sixth grade my parents took us, myself and martha klein to like a pizza place. right? they sa

kimberly halkett is with us.is going to need all of the prayers he can get, because what he faces the challenge of how to be -- how to present a more united lower house of the congress, right? and face that dead lock which has plagued congress over the last year or so. >> reporter: sami you are absolutely right. we have to remember the reason there is even this nomination election process is because there is a group of republicans that are sort of further right known as the freedom caucus that forced out the previous speaker that you saw paul ryan acknowledging there, speaker john boehner. so he is going to have to work to try to bring those republicans that don't necessarily see eye-to-eye with members within their own party. he is going to have to try to unite them as well as the democrats in order to try to get things done. and you heard him acknowledging there that even he believes that it may take a little bit of prayer in order to try to fix what he calls a process -- he calls -- a day or two ago he said th

kimberly halkett reports from washington. >> it is the second time hillary clinton has appeared before a congressional committee to answer questions about what happened in 2012 in benghazi, libya where four americans died. but the ahead of the committee insists this -- but the head of the committee insists these questions are different. >> uncabluncapable or unwillingo access. >> the former secretary of state ais defending her actions. >> i've lost more sleep than all of you together. i have been racking my brain over what could have been done. >> this is the ninth investigate in the last months, $4.5 million has been spent but dredged up few new details. >> republicans are squandering millions of taxpayer dollars on this abusive effort to derail former secretary cloudiness's presidential campaign. >> why she did not personally see or respond to additional e-mails, including one from the ambassador who ultimately lost his life. >> why has no one been held accountable? how come not a single person lost a single paycheck? >> he took those concerns to where they belonged, he took them to

kimberly halkett reports. >> reporter: the attack on the embassy of the u.s. in benghazi, three years later, why it happened is in dispute. widely blamed on a u.s. video. >> what difference is it that it happeneit. >> callings back to capitol hill former secretary of state hillary clinton who was in charge at the time. since 2012 there have been multiple hearings and reports. but few new details about the attack. instead what the republican led committee did uncover is that during her time as secretary of state, clinton had been using a private server for government e-mail for potentially classified information. >> there is an investigation into her e-mails, whether she is brought to justice on this remains to be seen but the fact is she brought this on herself not the republicans and not congress. >> number 2 leader in the house of representatives kevin mccarthy, democrats charge the e-mail investigation has little to do with the bengdz benghazi campaign. and accusing the republicans of little more than a smear campaign. >> everybody thought hillary clinton w

. >>> hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with julie raginski, eric bolling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> it's round one to the democrats, set to roll the dice in las vegas tonight. and a little more than three hours from now, five democratic candidates will take the debate stage in their first showdown of the 2016 election. the stakes are high for front-runner hillary clinton. but should the audience believe a word she says? here's a refresher on some of clinton's flip flops and contradictions on issues over the years. >> i believe that marriage is not just a bond, but a sacred bond between a man and a woman. >> i support marriage for lesbian and gay couples. i support it personally and as a matter of policy and law. >> so it is with conviction that i support this resolution as being in the best interests of our nation. i've made it very clear that i made a mistake, plain and simple. >> i did not email any classified material to anyone on my email. there is no classified materials. >> a second review by the intelligence community ha

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kimberly halkett reports. >> three years later, why it happened is still in dispute. first blamed on a widespread reaction to an anti-islam video. u.s. state department later revealed there was no protest outside the embassy. >> what difference does it make? we are trying to prevent it from ever happening again senator. >> spent $4.5 million to do just that. calling back to capitol hill, former secretary of state hillary clinton who was in charge at the time. since 2012, there have been multiple hearings and reports but no new details about the attack. instead what the republican led committee did uncover is during her time as secretary of state, clinton had been using a private e-mail server for potentially classified information. >> there's an investigation as to her e-mails. whether she is brought to justice on those remains to be seen but the fact is, she brought this on herself, not the republicans and not the congress. >> after a televised interview with the number 2 leader in the house of representatives kevin mccarthy, accusing the committee of conducting noth

and kimberly crenshaw professor of law at ucla and columbia. kimberly, i feel like i need to process what i just heard. >> i do, too. i do too. >> i don't know. it's very -- it's sort of a remarkable -- if there is a single small upside it's this niya thing was not standard practice. >> that's the only upside. first i have to say, congratulations and thank you to niya for actually standing up. and telling the story. actually being a voice of reason in that moment. and we see the consequences of that is basically now she's in trouble, too. you know, it's so outrageous what happened that it's difficult for us to also focus on the fact that charges are still pending against both of these women. that's telling us something about what the consequence is of having police in schools, right? you know, there's that thing if you're a hammer everything looks like a nail. if you're a police officer, everything looks like a crime. if you're a vi leapt police officer, every moment of defiance as you define it is a justification for coesive force. we're talki

kimberly thornton... has used k2 before, as well. but she stopped... saying she hated the way it made her feel. "i was scared, confused, i was really paranoid, and it felt like i was having a heart attack." some patients *do have heart attacks... others, like recent victims, vomit heavily or convulse. others... suffer mentally. courtney/former k2 addict "you're very skittish, everything can kind of freak you out a little bit. you can get scared of things. things that normally wouldn't bother you can times worse." both women are making progress in their journeys away from drug addiction. i asked them if they'd ever try k2 again. kimberly thornton/former k2 user "no. i would not." courtney/former k2 addict "an addiction is a disease and can take over your life. with k2, do not try it. it's not worth it. no matter what you're hearing about how good the high is, it is not worth it." larry>> besides being dangerous... k2 overdoses can be costly as well...with emergency transport to the hospital costing up to 13 hundred dollars a ride. and

kimberly halkett has more on what we can expect tomorrow. >> the attack on the u.s. mission in benghazi, libya, killed the u.s. ambassador and three other americans. but three years later why it happened is still in dispute. u.s. state department later revealed there was no protest outside its mission prior to the attack. >> what difference at this point does it make? it is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again senator. >> reporter: the select congressional committee on benghazi says for subpoena months it spent more than $4.5 million to do just that. calling back to capitol hill former secretary of state hillary clinton who was in charge at the time. since 2012 there have been multiple hearings and reports but few new details about the attack. instead what the republican led committee did uncover is during her time as secretary of state, clinton had been using a private server for government e-mail for potentially classified information. >> there is an fbi criminal into her e-mails. whether she's ever br

kimberly? >> thank you. new york city's finest showed up today to pay respect to one of the greatest detectives in nypd history. joseph coffey, he was laid to rest at st. monica's roman catholic church in a service led by father peter colaieptro. coffey had a 140 iq, the bad guys were no match for him. the black panthers. taking the confession and putting away the son of sam killer, david berkowitz. and john gotti? paul costelano. he danced with nancy reagan one night when assigned to guard her. big joe was an incredible family man with an amazing three children and six wonderful grandchildren. and his son, joe, is a great gd father to my son ronan on behalf of myself, ronan and his father eric, the guilfoyle and valencia family, we love you and we miss you dearly, god bless you big joe. you were world-class. >> well done. >> juan? >> well so here's a little bit of great news. tim tebow surprised a young fan who is suffering from cancer at a hospital in jacksonville, florida. 13-year-old nathaniel nelson, a

a lot of questions. >> kimberly, what would you ask? told you. >> i would ask them what they're made of. i would ask them what they're made of. >> you would try to eat them. >> we eat earthlings, we eat lamb and cow. those are earthling, just like we are. why are they special? i would ask them what are you made of? carbohydrate, protein. i might nibble on them and if they're delicious i would eat them. >> chicken. >> aliens taste like chicken. >> this is great. the next one is awesome. >> terrible, i knew it. >> from connie y, describe your first date. >> i don't like this. >> come on, kg. >> my dad made me go on it, he picked the guy. terrible. >> it was a set-up from your father. >> how old are you? >> i don't know, i'm trying to block it out. i pretended there was a loose bird in my house and i didn't have to leave for hours and i made my neighbor watch a movie with us. he showed up in a red and white striped car with a funny horn and -- >> are you serious. >> are you sure it wasn't a clown from the circus. >> no. he was just a very

daily news contributor kimberly dozier. and cnn intelligence and security analyst and former cia operative bob bear. what is your reaction to what we heard of the former american soldier on who took himself to fight alongside kurdish forces in. >> well, any time americans go volunteer for a foreign conflict, poppy, it worries me. it means messy front lines. it is wars they don't understand, we don't understand you have to understand he is fighting in a civil war. he is fighting for the kurdish side. any civil war like this is really messy and the lines are very unclear. >> i was certainly struck when clarissa asked how did you find out how to do this and he said google. kimberly, now he will have some extra help, american boots on the ground. 50 special ops inside syria. i just wonder what you think the impact will be. the impact could be big, couldn't it? >> well, what the forces are going to be doing is a quasi headquarters of the rebels. so they won't be out running into this guy somewhere with front line forces. at leas

>>> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, eric bolling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> you are looking live at capitol hill where lawmakers are trying to get the truth from hillary clinton. on the 2012 attack in benghazi. the hearing is about to resume after a short recess. the secretary has been testifying all day before the house select committee investigating the attack. she and ranking democrat elijah cummings have accused the republicans of trying to derail her presidential campaign. but trey toáiçgowdy, chairman o panel, set them straight right out of the gate. >> there are people frankly in both parties who have suggested that this investigation is about you. let me assure you it is not. this investigation is about four people who were killed representing our country on foreign soil. it is about what happened before, during and after the attacks. that killed them. it is about what this country owes to those who risk their lives to serve it. there is no statute of limitations on the truth. >> hillary was defia

our kimberly suiters is going to take a look at our wild weather week. kimberly: it's tough to keep the camera steady when you have wind gusts of 40 miles per hour. all the water rushing ashore has to go somewhere. in the case of ocean city, maryland, it's mostly on philadelphia avenue. >> the water is really on the street here. about four to six inches deep depending how the road goes up and down. kimberly: officials talking about the potential for super storm sandy level flooding. but at this point, joaquin is no sandy. >> the flooding then got well into this building. it got about this deep. kimberly: earlier friday morning -- norfolk, virginia, saw substantial flooding. a few days before that, portland, maine, had it worse. wet weather all week long in advance of yucatan peninsula is the -- in advance of joaquin is a concern. in baltimore they are bagging sand. finding safer harbor for boats. >> this is an area that is notorious for flooding. >> our biggest worry here is the water. >> better to be high and dry. >> in north carolina, mandatory evacuat

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kimberly bookman, 7 news. >> the wife after pilot who died in mid air says he was a loving father and dedicated to his job. >> pilot was flying a plane to boston with more than 100 passengers where there an obvious emergency. elizabeth norieka has more. >> reporter: captain michael johnston's family believes he suffered a heart attack. the co-pilot was able to quickly land the plane quickly in new york. the pilot's wife is devastated but says her husband loved to fly. >> it's kind of a surreal type, you know, you just feel like, you feel numb. that is the only way. no, that is not really, it's not real. >> alt at the end we're all shocked, put our lives in his hand and now he is gone. >> reporter: passengers found out that the pilot had died only after getting off the plane in syracuse. the airline released a statement saying it's focused on caring for the pilot's family and co-workers. elizabeth norieka, 7 news. >> we're following more news this evening. including some coyote concerns in lawrence. this wild animal spotted in the city. this is the sierra drive area, no doubt about it,

kimberly bookman is live with the reaction battling the disease. >> reporter: yes, i just spoke to her, show is here at this breast cancer you can see all of the girls are wearing pink. the crowds have set in and there is a fund-raiser in place as guidelines come out. it seems appropriate that these are the girls trying to kick cancer. the wilmington and stoneham j.v.and varsity hocker teams have raised money for a local breast cancer support group and a wearing pink today in honor of breast cancer awareness. cheering them on is the group's founder heather loray who is living with terminal stage four. >> i found my own. >> reporter: she discovered a lurch 11 years ago. at that time it was six centimeters and stage two b. she was' 38 years old. >> if i had had a mammogram at age 35 i would have had an earlier stage diagnosis. >> reporter: that is why she is so upset by the new screening guidelines put out today by the american cancer society. the cancer organization says women should start getting mama grams at 45 instead of 40 and everyone can skip the routine manual brevity checks by

look at you. >> reporter: kimberly refuse z z sed to believe. she had to see her for herself. >> thank you. oh, my god. you going to say hi to the camera. >> reporter: missing during this weekend's violent thunderstorm, she is a service dog for her son, christopher, who has autism. she is more than a dog. she's a lifeline for the 13-year-old. this reunion is an answer to prayer for mom. >> ecstatic. i can't believe we found her. i just want to thank everybody in the community here and on >> her big sister spotted lou lou a short time ago. >> i saw her and when we went down the block, she came right toward me as soon as she saw me. >> after all the tears, mom had one more thing to do, break the news to her son, 13-year-old christopher, that his best friend lou lou is coming home. >> we got your lou lou back. >> reporter: she says lou lou is in good health, maybe dehydrated. overall, doing fine. natalie and rob, today, extra special because today is loulou's fifth birthday. marc santia, "news 4 new york." >> thanks so much. >> thank you for watchi