kimberly. >> kimberly: jennifer, thank you. tensions are rising with north korea over a new report that the regime could be carrying out a new nuclear task. a monitoring group shows activity over a north korean nuclear site. but says that if beijing fails to act, the u.s. and its allies will. assad's chemical attacks, he's now claiming it was fake. in washington with more is leland. >> assad is basically asking the world to believe him rather than our blind eye, suggesting videos like these of the dead and dying from sarin gas were fake. "our impression is that the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists." that is what assad calls anyone he doesn't like. they, meaning the united states, fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the leattack. in an exhaustive presentation, the pentagon went as far to put out the radar track of the syrian jet that dropped the siren bomb. the secretary of state doubled down on the charge in front of assad's russian protectors yesterday. suffice to say n

>> kimberly: i have a couple.'s good. >> kimberly: really funny. i like the "hangover three movies and bad boys with will smith. >> greg: you like bad boys in general. >> dana: what's yours, juan? >> juan: i don't have one. like horror movies. now i am kind of allergic to horror movies because they scare me. >> kimberly: i don't like those oat all. >> greg: citizen kaine. i enjoy it. it has some laughs. poorly written. what a joke that is. >> eric: tim kaine. >> greg: dream lover is spader. >> kimberly: i wish you could have picked "love actually." >> greg: worst movie ever made. james v., start with you, eric: what is your go-to midnight snack. >> eric: cashews. >> kimberly: quick answer. when we were having to be here for those all those shows no food just nuts. >> greg: literally. >> greg: midnight snack. >> kimberly: slasalami. it's sliced. doesn't need preparation. it's tasty. >> greg: what about you, juan, what do you eat at midnight? keep it clean. >> juan: i like apple pie. especially if they have haagen-d

it >> kimberly: absolutely. a lot of this traffic back and forth, this needs to stop especially with the u.s. giving so much aid to pakistan as well. let's talk a bit about north korea. a lot of people, eyes on north korea for this weekend, very unstable place right now. what do you see as the u.s. -- what can president trump do and working in accord with the president of china? >> that we have couple things here. their mission is really to reassure south korea and japan that we have got their back. things have changed. that is why secretary mattis and rex tillerson has been out to the region. that's number one, they carry a message to north koreans and the chinese reminding them of the significant military options that the united states has in its toolkit here. this is about as significant as it gets. secondly, the phone call from president xi following up to the florida weekends is incredibly significant. he told president trump -- it was an hour-long conversation, he told him that i am willing to move in the

kimberly, how important is this debate? it feels like it wastes time that could prevents future threats. we go through this whole linguistics gymnastics after every threat. >> we see it over and over again with the mainstream immediate yeah. they go so far out of their way all the way to try to sanitize the record so that it is politically correct, instead of factually and legally accurate. i have a huge problem with this. why are they doing this? why are they trying to sanitize it? what is it they're so invested in and so afraid of. that's not me making us more safe. call it like it is. somebody can be in fact mentally ill. can be evil. can be someone who is committing an act of terror and somebody who is committing a hate crime. you see it all the time and i did in san francisco and los angeles with different allegations on the complaint. people charged with different crimes, multiple variables. there is no one specific standard form or uniform for crime orat terror like this. they weren't honest to begin with. >> greg: w

i say, no, kimberly, i don't like that substance. >> kimberly: salami? kimberly: no art evidence to support that. >> bob: in and of itself, it marijuana it may not be a problem, but the problem is that people who deal with marijuana also deal methamphetamines and opioids. >> kimberly: and dana and i never smoked pot and look at us come out of our life. >> bob: "one more thing" is up next. doctor or help around the house. oh, of course! tom, i am really sorry. i've gotta go. look, call right at home. get the right care. right at home. ♪ >> dana: time for "one more thing." i wasn't able to go to a funeral in washington, d.c., and i wish i was, alicia peterson clark, i first met her 1995, we worked together on capitol hill, she died after a long illness. she thought it valiantly. she was always like the calm in the storm. she was a republican role model, a mentor, a true public servant. she loved her country, her family, and certainly god. she is survived by her husband and their two children, william come up with a call jake, and brady, they were her great

kimberly: good evening. i'm kimberly suiters. grab the umbrella before you head out the door. a dreary saturday, we saw some sunshine today, but here comes the rain. meteorologist josh knight has a first look at the forecast. josh: for now, most of us are still dry, dry at the national harbor, and thanks to the clouds the temperatures did not drop too quickly. now the rain is moving in as the wave of low pressure gets closer at it will hang around the next couple days. on the big picture, the reason we had the sunshine today, the high pressure. that unfortunately is moving up, very slow-moving low-pressure system that will bring us rain starting late tonight, sticking around into wednesday morning. it works its way up the coast line, bringing rain our way. right now, some showers in southern maryland, but otherwise a little drizzle in fredericksburg. elsewhere dry. 51, cloudy,ng, light rain to start the day, topping out near 54. summerlike temperatures for the end of the week. the forecast in about 10 minutes. kimberly: stay connected by downloading the storm watch weather app

>> kimberly: i was in the park with my puppies. >> greg: i was in the park right behind you. >> kimberlys show up where i am. >> bob: i went to italy. i went to staten island for the weekend. i went to see one of my oldest friends in the world, a doctor there. i took the staten island ferry which i haven't done since i went to college. my real question is, greg, or era, when are you going to open up your beach house? >> eric: soon. >> kimberly: we have been waiting that for five years. >> dana: jasper would love it. what did you do this weekend? >> greg: i changed my computer password. it took two hours. i had to get help. >> dana: it's one of the worst jobs. set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five" or download our podcast. "special report" without jasper is next. >> bret: this is a a fox news alert. you are looking live at montgomery, alabama, as we wait for the governor there, robert bentley, to make a statement but we are expecting that the governor, the republican governor of alabama, will resign. he is the subject of impeachment proceedings that began today. he is acc

kimberly. >> kimberly: thank you so much. i have some reading to recommend.ve -- i love the military in the sense of book called "undaunted. life's toughest battles are not always fought in a war zone." fantastic book. once you read this, he's got another one for you that's coming out i believe in june called "enemy in the wire." throws the readers into all the intersections and workings of u.s. special operations. they spoke in particular is all about his time serving in the military with the seals. it's a great read. >> greg: excellent. set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." that doesn't fret. "special report" is up next. >> former obama administration official accused of unmasking names of trump campaign and transition members caught up in surveillance says that has nothing to do with politics. republicans want her to say it under oath. this is "special report" ." good evening, welcome to washington. i am bret baier. top national security advisor under former president obama insists politics did not play a part in her decision to request

kimberly. >> kimberly: in cheerful news, a new jersey high school senior has her pick from any ivy leaguethe pride of her parents. 17-year-old student has been accepted into all eight ivy league colleges and universities in addition to stanford. people, that means brown, columbia, cornell, dartmouth, harvard, princeton, yale. her parents are unbelievably happy. she said it may come down to financial aid packages and who is able to give that to her. she won an essay competition and she aced her advanced placement classes and his student government president. congratulations to her. on a personal note, i want to say thank you so much to bob's friend who is the creator of this beautiful nice irish scarf. >> eric: quickly, i will be on o'reilly with geraldo, talking about susan rice. my crazy, right-wing son emailed me and said i see you are talking about the gas attacks in syria. it's so bad. i said, as awful as this sounds, it's not our fight. he goes, i don't know. violating u.n. agreements, practically endorsing this. obama didn't do squat and now this happens. you are like obama right no

>> kimberly: like o.j. simpson when everyone watched the chase. >> eric: it is like cameras that pick up a robbery. that all gets into court. who is next to be using this? it's very, very scary. you are right, dana, you can't take it away because someone else will replace it with something else. facebook, being the size they are, they have some sort of responsibility to figure out, if they see a massive rush. >> dana: wouldn't you say the same -- >> eric: take a look into what's happening. >> kimberly: you are invited to facebook. >> dana: for something different but it's also an algorithm issue. the accusation was they were suppressing conservative news. to that point, eric, would you think apple and google should comply with the federal government and its requests for information when they are trying to track down terrorists? >> eric: no. no, no. i think the privacy issue is constitutional and should stay intact with regards to that. the situation where there is the san bernardino phone. the feds wanted i

what do you think kimberly? >> kimberly: the kimberly guilfoyle institute, highly regarded.t's a big boost and they should've consolidated an end a larger push. they are like, now okay let's focus and get behind it. 95% of this guys money is coming from outside the district and he doesn't even live inside the district. it is hardly charming at this point. it's all about against trump. you have hollywood celebrities doing ads. ultimately i don't think he's going to get it. >> greg: why is this election getting any attention? it's because the liberals need a glimmer of hope and comfort after this crushing experience. they thought they had it in the bag and they didn't. it's kind of sad. it's like they are waiting outside a grocery store hoping for somebody to throw them a used more often. >> bob: there's been one special election in kansas, usually a huge republican district. it was very close. the fact that you have a democratic running in this, it tells you there's an anti-trump movement out there and a lot of people running in tough seats who are republicans are worried. >>

. ♪ >> kimberly: i'm kimberly guilfoyle, with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfeldit is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." new drama on capitol hill over president trump supreme court nominee, neil gorsuch. today the senate judiciary committee advance the nomination for the full senate to vote on later. democrats also scored a victory. they now have enough votes to filibuster and indicate they will. >> unfortunately, based on judge gorsuch's record of the department of justice, his tenure on the bench, his appearance before the senate and has written questions for the record, i cannot support this nomination. >> my conscience will not allow me to ratify the majority leader's actions. not last year, not this year. i will not, i cannot support this nomination. >> in light of judge gorsuch's record and in the absence of sufficient answers and honest answers, two questions that -- proposed during the hearing, i oppose this nomination. >> the g.o.p. has the power to go nuclear but they were steaming mad at democrats after the votes today. >> filibustering him,

>> kimberly: i am the law. >> greg: you are the law. >> kimberly: yes, down with obamacare. >> juan:worked out well for you guys. >> kimberly: throwing some shade. >> greg: ever sing remedy invented to psychological pain. every single drug. >> juan: this goes back to the last segment when you were prodrugs. >> greg: nobody should have the right to ban your oblivion. you should have the right to soak out any kind of reduction in pain. >> kimberly: dramatic issues. lots of medication. >> greg: who are you to tell somebody they can't treat their pain and it could be psychological pain or physical pain. they are no different. they are exactly the same. they are the same part of the brain. >> juan: addictive drug. >> greg: why are they addictive? they work. you could cure pain in life you can ban drugs. >> kimberly: oh my gosh, somebody put on their cranky pants tonight. >> bret: okay. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: time now for one more thing and kick it off. take a look at this heart stopping surveillance footage showing a jimmy john's employee keeping perfectly calm while being robbed. the suspect w

kimberly: people took advantage of a beautiful day. a few severe weather warnings to our west it just pop up. josh them. josh: for most of us, things are starting to quiet down, in line with what it was hoping. settling in for a more quiet evening. our storms are working their way from the southwest of the northeast. al right in line with stationary boundary set up across our area. few showerseft is a as we get closer to frederick, maryland and into western maryland to the south of hagerstown, hanging onto a few showers. for the rest of the evening, i am really expecting things to stay predominately dry. everybody looking at the southerly breeze as that warm air starts to move in, keeping temperatures in the mid-.80's 85 in orange and. -- warrenton. the warm air six around tonight and again tomorrow, another day in the 80's. from the 80's to around 71 at 4:00. 72 tomorrow morning. starting off a very mild. evening, more thunderstorms can move through. some severe. more on the timing of that coming up. you can download the stormwatch 7

kimberly: straight ahead, a tax day protest. while americans scramble to pay uncle sam, they call on the president to release his tax returns. tensions come north korea parading its new arsenal of weapons as the world braces for what could happen next. avoiding another viral video, united airlines announces changes to prevent passengers from getting bumped after they have boarded. now, abc seven news at 6:00, on your side. kimberly: from florida to chicago to write in the nation's capital, thousands took part in the text a march. the message, as we finalize our tax sheets, president trump should release his tax returns. john gonzalez the day with protesters and joins us live from outside of the trump international hotel. not everyone has the same position on this one. john: that's right, very divided, president donald trump is the first u.s. president not to release his taxes since richard nixon. 74% of americans believe he should. today, thousands took to the streets in d.c. ur money that he is spending as president of the unit

kimberly:. i'm kimberly suiters. when the fire department with a knife, they found the apartment on fire. anna-lysa gayle walks us through. anna-lysa: the police remained at the apartment building for hours this afternoon after taking one person into custody. neighbors described a frightening and chaotic scene that played out. >> one of the neighbors called. anna-lysa: commotion required a response from police, d.c. fire, and ems. when they arrived, the apartment was on fire and they were told somebody inside had a knife. the authorities found somebody inside, but she did not have a knife and she had to be rescued. a second person was treated for minor injuries. this neighbor believes there was a domestic dispute between two transgender women. >> first, the ambulance ca it was something serious. anna-lysa: he was watching as emergency responders assisted the two, one in handcuffs. he believes the fire was intentionally set. >> anytime you set your apartment on fire with three other buildings, you are not thinking abo

kimberly: two. and french show radical nationalist marine le pen will face off with centrist newcomer emmanuel macron in a may runoff. this has been one of the most disruptive elections in french history. 11 candidates were on today's ballot, as voters went to the polls under a state of emergency and heightened security. days after that terror driven shooting of police officers on the champs elysees. clashes arrested between police and some protesters lashed out against le pen. attorney general jeff sessions ordered a different explanation for his comments about hawaii and the judge that issued the order blocking president trump's travel ban. nobody hasident, um, a sense of humor anymore. i really am amazed that a judge sitting on an island in the pacific and issue an order that stops the president of the united states from what appears to be clearly constitutional powers. ii's attorneya general did not have much of a sense of humor, was not pleased and accused him of not being respectful to all fed

i'm kimberly suiters. a racial slur on a family's front door and in virginia, prayer for peace following an active anti-jewish and anti-muslim vandalism. vigil in a moment. we begin tonight in montgomery county. a wheaton woman says it does not make sense. she came home to find a derogatory word on her front door. as police tried to figure out who can be behind it, ryan tells us how the family is coping with someone else's hate. ryan: the ice cream truck is making its rounds and kids are shooting hoops, but in this quiet neighborhood on mcmahon road, thomas thompson is trying to comprehend why his home was targeted with hate-based vandalism. >> this is a really diverse community. for us to be singled out, it doesn't make sense to me. ryan: his fiancee was heading home to the hospital thursday afternoon when she found a derogatory word across the front door. >> somebody wrote somedy when i stepped back, i said it was the "n" word. when i stepped back, iryan: shey director and then the police. she believes h

kimberly suiters, channel 7, "7 on your side." >> yes. kimberly: can we talk to you?without the camera, please. kimberly: all right. so this is what ray told "7 on your side" off-camera. that d.c. buses is a domain name. all the other company name that he registered or operates under are all businesses he worked with. the two customers who came to "7 on your side" who started it all are at fault in his words. they broke their contracts by canceling. ray told us he has since shut down d.c. buses.com. but last we checked they were still taki one of our consumers called today and said ray will be in the office tomorrow >> we learned so much from the report but it took so much leg work and phone call and research. for the average person trying to book a trip how do you know if it's legit company? kimberly: with the internet today you don't know. you have to go to better business bureau and search for comments. a lot of the comments on the d.c.buses.com site didn't look real to us. we couldn't verify them. that is not legitimate. you have to call around and get good referr

but i really agree with kimberly's analysis. the russians had to be embarrassed by this. it's really hard for me to get my head inside the logic of the syrian regime, why they would do this, why they would provoke the international community, embarrass their patrons, the russians. this seems to make no sense to me. and i totally agree with kimberly it's not beyond the russians to let them feel the brunt of the attack so they don't do something like that again >> sreenivasan: rex tillerson is supposed to go to moscow next week. how does that conversation go. >> well, you know, putin is somebody who really respects strength, and i think this might have been quite intentional as a way of showing russia and showing putin, in particular, that president trump is not going to take lying down whatever it is that russia does in the middle east. and we zto be concerned that russia is also increasing its military influence in egypt, potentially in libya, also in afghanistan. and so i think a message of strength here in syria is something that might actually benefit tillerson in gett

greg: one thing kimberly this isn't an aberration. after trump one there were people in the media saying violence is no different than activism. you should go out and hit the streets and also it turns law enforcement when they were looting people say this is a form of protest. this isn't anything new. people are conflating violence with activism. >> they shouldn't because it's breaking the law. you are not allowed to assault other people and destroy property and people's businesses that end up getting looted. a tremendous amount of property damage. there has to be accountability. they are ultimately fascists because they want no one else to speak unless they agree with their ideology. free speech is one of the most important principles that we have filed for in this country that's why people want to come here to deal the say their viewpoint. >> they call themselves anti-fascists. greg: you want cause-and-effect, it's called cause and effect america. antifog stance for anti-first amendment. get it? i'm going to pretend that i came up w

this is now, kimberly, a bona fide movement.hat we are seeing speeches, now we are seeing parades. >> okay. this group is in my opinion no different than some of the extreme hate groups that we havo seen over the course of history that have done damage to this country. they are basically thugs. they come in and say we don't want you to do this. they threaten violence. what we are seeing is a blueprint.n this is a road map of how to kill speech and freeze it in this country. i think that the fbi and doj should investigate them because this to me is something that cannot stand. it is pervasive in terms of the frequency in which we have seen it occurring. i think it's something to look into. >> chris, the more they win this little battle, the more battles they will win.k it will snowball. >> we have to go back to the basics. the incendiary issue is that the county republicans are in charge of the rose parade. they are hugging trees, sipping whatever they sip -- >> chai lattes. >> mulled wine or whatever. in any case, now they are s

kimberly -- >> we won't take you literally, we never do.greg: did the syria strike change the story at all? i mean, did it, like, show maybe there isn't a collusion, or is it a cover-up? >> well, it's obviously not a cover-up but, okay, keep watching msnbc. obviously, this really changes the whole narrative from a geopolitical standpoint in terms of the stories, they'll come back into cycle again whether you should cover surveillance or whether you should cover collusion or cover both like we do. but really, obviously, this has dominated the news cycle. you saw we did it all, you know, the whole show on friday. greg: that was a joy. >> but it's an important story, and it needs to be covered and it was a substantive step in terms of shaping kind of donald trump's national security and foreign policy viewpoints. greg: rob, where do you sit on this nuÑes, do you think there's collusion? do you think there are leaks? do you think one's more important than the other? >> well, there's going to be leaks. they're wiretapping someone. americans' nam

kimberly: go ahead. >> the $800 billion stimulus just for starters.ut the point about the first 100 days it's a hallmark holiday. and it has always seemed artificial. but the point of it is to show this is when the president's strengths, ability to get things done, is at its highest point. it's suppose to be his honeymoon. if this is his honeymoon i would hate to see what the divorce looks like. kimberly: what do you think he should be focusing on in being able to connect with his base to get the thing accomplished we saw in the exit polling that are important to the voters? >> he needs to close the deal on tax reform. i think in addition to securing his base he will bring some of those independents who voted holding their nose. some of the conservative republicans saying i'm not sure about this. i think he's making progress, bringing out -- rolling it out this week. if that's to happen, i think we'll see a big bump in his approval numbers. the bought lom line is action. kimberly: the backdrop, harrisburg, pennsylvania, the working men and women who w

kimberly. >> yes, nobody cares. tucker, you know i actually got a chance i guess at the inauguration and the night before to talk with, you know, kaitlin generaller. bijenner.i invited her to come e five." >> the book signing. >> yes. what is the main question you want to ask her? >> i can't tell you that, kg. >> come on. >> it's about o.j. >> by the way it maybe. also about, you know a remarkable athletic career people ignore. >> i have known tucker for almost 25 years now. that answer there, no idea what he's going to ask. >> tucker, let me ask you a question. had you the 9:00 o'clock hour we're taking over. you had a substantial lead in, very fortunate. the question is are you going to guarantee us the same lead in. >> yes. >> a lot of our success is riding on you, buddy. generally when i go to the horse track i don't take the long shot. you should be 3-1 the favorite. what do you think. >> look, i -- i'm following someone in this seat for 20 years, more than 20 years, really successfully. really understood this

kimberly had to get out of their comfort zone. they are sharing stories and become much more public than i think either of them ever expected they would be in her life. i think that's because they recognize that sharing their story and helping people understand what they experienced is part of what helped change people's hearts and minds and recognize this is not only a matter of law, that there is a reason the law should cover this. it is an outcome that makes us all stronger as a nation. host: jeff, a republican. good morning. caller: i just wanted to make a couple of points. i think the lgbt community has made a couple of mistakes. number one -- i don't how long ago it was ago, by california had a vote. they asked the community if they want same-sex marriage. they said no. immediately they took it to the courts. they overturned it and kept it in the courts. also, that was wrong. i think if they waited a couple of years, they would have found out california probably turned on its own. if they just waited a few years on these dec

kimberly? >> after watching bolling and tucker, you can watch me on sean hannity.ta. >> awesome. juan, your turn. >> for the second time in three years, the pulitzer prize for poetry went to someone from the city university of new york. won a pulitzer for his poetry, a detroit native come up and on his book for seven years. his fellow poet won back in 2015 for his book. they say that this win shows the value of diversity and ambition in the city of new york system, i would agree. only 21 categories in which you can win a pulitzer. a stunning victory. amazing. >> you have to apply to win. >> that's why you haven't won? >> yeah. [laughter] >> you're going to be very jealous. >> oh! "special report" next! >> this is a fox news alert. i'm threadbare. in washington, the u.s. military has dropped its biggest bomb ever on your terrorists and caves. the device contains 11 tons of explosives. this comes on a a date when president and cia director points the finger directly at russia and the founder of gleeks in a conspiracy against the u.s. kevin corke subject white house w

february deb is live not far from kimberly's home, debora? >> it is here from the start, usually bigger than this. but recently it was stripped and momento stolen. that's why kirk's mom has left this angry note calling both the vandal and kirk's killer cowards. >> nobody could think of anybody that would hurt him because he is just such a likable kid. >> kirk kimberly visits this shrine all the time. kirk was their only child and they were a close family. then kirk was found stabbed to death. his body buried in some open space at sonoma state university. >> i don't know, maybe there was confrontation he didn't let us in on or any of his other friends on. >> reporter: as far as anybody knew, he had no troubles. he had ridden away on his bike to see a friend he said, but he didn't return that night and his phone was off. >> it is sad to say, but i already knew at that point he was dead. because of his phone being off. he would never go anywhere without his phone. >> reporter: and still it would be two excruciating weeks before his body was disc

kimberly and her husband steven have two daughters. new year's eve. >> daisy got her wish. she got her prayers answered. she'd been praying for this baby for years. then she asked santa claus for a baby this year. jesus and santa teamed up for a little dolly. >> reporter: didn't know they could work together. >> i know that god made her for womb, but he made her for us. >> reporter: in 2014, little big town already were bona fide country stars. but they crossed over and entered a new stratosphere of fame with a song about jealousy called "girl crush." the song raced up the country, top and itunes chart on its way to winning two grammy awards. ♪ i got a hard rush that's slowing down ♪ >> reporter: pharrell williams was a fan and wanted to make a record with little big town. 2016's wonderlust was something completely different for them. ♪ there's a will there's a way ♪ >> reporter: their latest album "the breaker" features the number one song "better man" written by a friend named taylor ♪ just wish you were a better man ♪ >> reporter: i

it kimberly. >> i can't go there, i don't think.et's do this, and very fun, fantastic news of american royalty, happy birthday to the first lady of the united states of america, melania trump. look at this photo. i love it. >> april 26 is a good day for her birthday. >> she is 47 years young in washington today. happy birthday to you. >> happy birthday. >> i love books. there is independent bookstore in france, it found a very clever way to engage in social media. they take people who are working in the store and put them with the covers of the book. this is an independent store started in 1896 and they are trying to figure out a way to keep up with all the new ways to keep people coming into the store. i love this. i thought it was a perfect match up. look at that. >> i question the reasoning of doing "one more thing" on a french bookstore. nobody is going to go there, dana. >> oh, my god. >> you are so mean. why don't we celebrate independent bookstores and then an independent bookstore in nashville could do something similar? >>

kimberly suiters has a month-long investigation of a charter kimberly: cautionary team from everybody. this essentials from two consumers that called to complain. they never got to ride on their charter buses and they have no luck getting thousands of dollars back. one was a wedding bus to transport the guests. the morning of the event, the bus did not show up. for a martial arts school it was supposed to be a field trip for the children. the bus had no air conditioning, middle of summer. both crust hers promised refunds they never veeved. >> do you feel like the $3,703 was stolen from you? >> i feel like more was stolen for me. kimberly: we would bed for months to track down the man. it's not easy. the bus company goes by different names and it led to different businesses and the home addresses. we did finally track down the bus company owner criminal background. the look of right there, finally the man. coming up, you will hear his explanation. because of our investigation, police departments launched their own inquiries. jonathan: i can't imagine how frustrating that must be. you s

we can find an area where we can get along with the russians. >> beavfore i get to kimberly. what do you make of the president's flip-flop on nato, nato is obsolete, now it is not? >> this is stage craft. okay. and nato hasn't changed. nato has been on a steady course. the united states needs its european partners. nato is very important. and i'm glad that the president said that it is, it its now not obsolete. but, there is already been damage done. because in eastern europe there are people in, every one of the countries that, that when he said -- nato was obsolete, and he, attacked the european union and he came out in favor of brexit. there are people who begin to cult their dea cut their deals with moscow, undercut democracy, principles of westernization that we have, have had nato standing for. so, when you are -- when you are the united states of america, you have to have a strong, steady, consistent message. >> and your word really do matter, kimberly, as you know. and the president, really has the not minced words when talking about syria, president assad and russia.

kimberly, we are having fun.fun because it's a failed idea. >> it's great for cruise because he's up to reelection next year and plays good with his base. >> juan, you have to look at a lot of the stuff trump does -- it's like expecting a caterpillar to fly. it's not happening yet. he's in the beginning stages. >> the man that has a unicorn -- >> it will take time. the idea of saying where is it? maybe it is coming but you have to give it time. that is what the 100 a marker is silly, an arbitrary figure. it's like eating a green banana. >> didn't he say he was going to do it all in 100 days? that is what he said. donald trump, we are giving you a chance, buddy. you get four more years.is >> oh, juan. wow.tr wow. ♪ if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer oh, how waso good!en house? did you apply? oh, i'll do it later today. your credit score must be amazing. my credit score? credit karma. it's free. that's great! um hm. just whip bam boom, it's done. that apartment is mine! credit karma. give yourself some credit.

. >> kimberly: hello, everyone. i am kimberly guilfoyle. along with bob beckel, jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld. this is "the five." it's a very exciting night for us on "the five" as we have moved from the 5:00 and 9:00 p.m., prime time. we have a big show so let's get it started. we are almost 100 days into the trump administration.. according to an abc news "washington post" poll, 96% of those that voted for trump in november said it was the right decision. if you look at the left, it's quite a different story. democrats and progressives are having a really tough time. coming to grips with this tough presidency. >> i have thought an awful lot about pulling up the white house. >> show us your taxes, you emotional child. you like being a superficial bully, here's one for you.u. you are a three at best. >> donald trump, you did not win this election! >> i will fight every day until he is impeached. impeach 45. >> he needs to be taken out of office. he is a menace. >> this executive order was mean-spirited and un-american. >> the

i agree with kimberly. the best thing that you can see out of both trump and rex, or as i call them t-rex, the bluntness of the language is refreshing. it's sits nice that you kind of hear this stuff. it doesn't sound academic. we went through eight years of academic language. we walked away going what just happened? here you know what is happening because they're telling you. >> there was another little innuendo in that u.n. vote. so russia said no. but china, interestingly, abstained from the vote meaning they didn't vote no. they have a whole situation going on between them and north korea right now. so maybe they condone some sort of action by the u.s. is that a fair -- >> that -- the meeting that president trump had last week with the president of china was probably more productive than -- there were concrete things that they could say, but apparently -- by the president's read-out when he told the president of china that look, i want to let you know over this chocolate cake that we just did this and c

lou: ki kim ber -- kimberly guilfoyle. >> 9 p.m. eastern.lou: you are moving up. >> we were smart enough to not compete again you. lou: thank you so much. >> appreciate it. >> kimberly guilfoyle, the 5 is at 9 beginning monday. >> our question tonight, do you give president trump credit for being the only president in history to have the guts to go after the mexican drug cartels? cast your vote on twitter. and follow me on twitter. like me on facebook. and on wall street stocks today closed mixed, dow down 119, s&p lost 4, nasdaq up 14. volume 3.5 billion shares, dow dragged lower by ibm, ibm shares plunging 5% after revenue fell for a 20th straight quarter, morgan stanley shares up 2% after a boost in bond trading, and listen to my reports 3 times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. up next, democrats in denial after failing to flip georgia's 6 congressional district. >> we have a lot of wind at our back that the progressive energy out there is palpable and volunteers are out there and we'll be knocking on doors and the dnc is

spoon kimberly adkins, boston herald, james freeman, from "the wall street journal." thank you. >> jenna: the u.s. commander sounding the alarm in a decades-old treaty. he says it allows china to gain a nuclear edge of the u.s. we'll explain. plus this. are democrats running from a 26 to an election? new details on the parties postmortem and why some democrats are not addressing the problems that cost him the election. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance