>> no, it's not. >> denied. >> watters is asking americans military questions on memorial day. >>> wattersn. we sent him out to ask folks about our military history. roll it. ♪ >> tell"zyky >> britain, right across there? that's great britain. >> really? what was george washington's job? >> who won the civil war? >> not the confederates. >> the northeasts or whatever. >> who is that? >> great britain. >> wasn't it the french? >> what was the civil war about? no idea? >> of course not. >> you should know, right? >> i know right? >> do you remember what the civil war was about? >> civilization. >> the north? >> you sure? >> no it was the south. >> i believe the norths won civil war. >> abraham lincoln. what did he do? was he in the north or the south? >> he was in the south. >> he was in the north. >> he wasn't in the south? >> world war ii who did he fight there? >> i just learned this, too and you're putting me to the test. my teacher watching this will be really mad.;2sw >> the allies versus -- >> vietnam. >> china? >> the south? >> china. germany is -- >> who bombed us in pearl harbor? >

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jesse watters is hot on the trail of that. >> be careful. >> of what? >> strangers. >> caution you are about to enter the no spin zone. factor begins right now. hi. i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching with us tonight. the police. there is a mini crisis brewing here in new york city. the nypd is so angry that they are engaged in a work slow down. arrests for minor crimes in the last part of december are way down. add to that thousands of new york city police officers despise the mayor, bill de blasio and continue to show disrespect by turning their backs to him. this despite the fact that police commissioner bill bratton asked the officers not to do that. thousands of cops defied their boss and turned away from de blasio when he spoke at the service. for those that don't live in new york city, there is a bigger picture. the progressive left believes the american justice system is unfair to black people. there is no question african-americans commit crimes way out of proportion to the general population. the real question is why. according to analysis

i am liberal. >> do you ever watch watters' world? ever heard or he is some kind of a nut. >> i can stroke that fur? >> sure. >> okay. are you go to hang out with us? >> i am going to have a drink. let's go. >> let's go. >>> you made it back, right? >> i did. barely. >> all right. that was stupid. let's get to the serious stuff. >> yeah. >> you on new year's eve. let's get the shot of watters there. look at the scarf. did they buy that for you and make you wear that? >> i did not buy it and i didn't tie it. it was not a white scarf. it was ivory. >> the woman is looking at you going what is that scarf? >> i am glad you gave me an opportunity to address this. i did not tie it. someone else tied it. obviously they were trying to sabotage me. >> i don't know why. it wasn't even cold. >> it was freezing. >> it was 42 degrees. >> you know my neck is sensitive. >> look career advice. >> yes. >> on this show you are doing okay. the other shows -- >> not so good. >> no. the ratings can show that. >> not on this show. we are saving you. >> all

>> no. >> i'm watters and this is my world right here. >> all right. here's watters.side they were friendly to you it seemed. nobody was mean were they? >> well, the police and all the organizers weren't nice to me. i bought tickets to go there. i was credentialed and they wouldn't let me in? >> who's they? >> well, cair was running the press shop anybody having anything to do with the conference wouldn't let me in. they had a lot of police there because there was a gigantic tea party press and there was a gigantic s.w.a.t. team there as well. >> who was the police agency? >> local garland. >> they said you couldn't go in and you had a ticket. >> yes, they revoked my ticket and as i landed in dallas they refunded my money. they let other local media in to shoot the first 20 minutes and then booted them out. >> did you hear from the folks outside was there any radical stuff going on in there? >> it's hard to say because it invites suspicion because they won't let you in. >> well, they just don't like us. i understand they don't like us. >> they wouldn't let anybody in

. >> and i'm jesse watters.e party. >> yes, we're honored everyone is welcoming us into their homes tonight. >> yes, we have one of the best views of times square. in the shadow of the famous waterford crystal new year's eve ball. >> let's give everybody perspective, jesse. because right behind us, this is insane, this tradition has been going on in new york city since 1904 the people have been gathering into times square. the first ball dropped in 1907. it was just iron and wood. we've come a long way. >> we have. >> now there's thousands of crystals and tens of thousands of l.e.d. lights. a million people are packed into times square. and we get to be part of it. >> that's right. and there's a billion people watching tonight. we've got a great show. in a few hours we're going to have kimberly joining us. the famous bob beckel. >> do you think there's going to be a lip locking? last year i think they smooched. >> i think there might be a possibility of that. we also have kennedy. we have a great stream of peopl

recommend stand back from the watter certainly keep an eye on your kids.ive and to support of we really only see people to bring high above the water all people actually by ocean this morning. lot of people allowed just for a walk as temperatures comes afternoon we are expecting more people to go down on the sand. >> reporter: the timing is perfect because the high surf advisory expires at 6:00 a.m. sunday. afternoon when where second temperatures the mid-70s for boys like this of the got half moon bay and cutting down the sectors temperatures expected to climb in the '80s there. >> reporter: been right now san jose police on a hunt for driver one until the driver then drove away they and run happen just 4630 last night and all men expressway had mounted a drive and the driver died see and investigators say it's not clear this ploy however she was in the crosswalk at the time no description of the suspect has been yet released the. siege be offered crack down on speeders and the golden gate bridge officials say that the people driving over the 45 mi. an ho

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the all-american new year extravaganza tonight with special host bob, kimberly, anna kooiman jesse watters kennedy. that's going to be one heck of a party. the big question we have been wondering for the past 364 days is what's going to happen at midnight between bob and kimmie. it was freezing outside last year but things heated up instantly when the clock struck midnight and we have got if roll that tape. >> oh my gosh. >> incredible way to start 2014. that is for sure. i'm so happy i'm doing it with you. >> you too. an absolutely, kim can. >> happy new year. >> i choose you over all of them. [ laughter ] >> so after all this time they were looking for a date and they found each other. >> all this time. >> they were right there all night. >> we were there. >> we're going to turn it over to none other than kim and bob. any thoughts? >> why did they cut away. >> get caught up in the moment. >> how could i not? we spent so much time together and in between commercial breaks we were cuddling, trying to stay warm. >> it was cold man. >> you you will be surprised what you will do to stay warm

samuel washington, walter watters, william fox, john simms, young charles young, colonel, united states to their memory, sermon and stones and bronze. tribute to a grateful nation to commemorate their heroism and sacrifice of all colored soldiers who served in the various wars engaged in by the united states of america. but a lasting record shall be made of their unselfish devotion to duty. and in france at busey farms, the french people erected a memorial to the 371st infantry. this stone in the ground on which it stands are dedicated to the negro troops who fought and died here on april 21, 1918. 23 years later o june 15th 1941, an invading german army. yes, the nazis destroyed our monuments in france, but our monuments here stand and will always stand. the founder of tuskegee institute, booker t. washington 1856-1915. he lifted the veil of ignorance from his people and pointed the way to progress through education and industry. the late george washington carver, honored in the chemistry of agriculture and the men and women building the monuments of tomorrow, law, elected judge in new

. >> this year kennedy there jesse watters, anna mckoin. >> and bernie mcgerk your co-host from o'reilly. it's going to be a lot of fun. i want to know what bob has in store for me. he's dressed so gorgeous. >> be careful what you wish for. >> i'm not sure, kim. looks like you initiated the kiss last year. >> that was absolutely true. but you know why? >> he wouldn't have had the nerve to kiss her. >> i'll tell you why. she was taking sympathy on me because nobody else wanted to kiss me. >> ah! >> we had a great time. we were dancing to tony bennett together. >> when it hit midnight that was the fun part of it. after that, man, the cold was unbelievable. >> trying to stay warm. >> years go by past. don't you feel like it was yesterday? >> it does. and it's about to happen all over again. so it's pretty exciting. >> is that just me or did anyone else think 2014 went fast? >> went pretty fast. >> you know what 2014 was another huge year for "the five." we had a lot of fun. we'd like to look back at some of those times from this past year. and we begin with that other juicy on-air smooch wi

an abbreviated watters world the big snow missed new york city.ut in the little snow, asking the folks if global warming is involved. >> winter storm juneau, probably the big one of the year. >> 31.3 inches for new york city. >> winter storm juneau. more like juneau big deal. >> exactly. >> do you think new york is a little soft? >> they were stripping supermarket shelves like there would be an apocalypse. >> did you know no two snowflakes are the stam same? >> we get this in april and may sometimes in chicago. >> it ruined my wedding day because he shut down everything today. i was in a sheer panic and had to get everything done yesterday, including a waiver from a judge. >> de blasio, i think he did a good job. cleaned up the city. people are safe, no one got hurt. >> that's one thing de blasio has done well so far. >> i've got to agree with you. >> i think we found the shovel-ready jobs obama was talking about. >> they get paid either way whether they're right or wrong. >> they always make mistakes. >> these weather guys really botched it. do y

i think her name is watters. she said where is the crisis here? know that's what was being asked during the debate in 2009. where is the crisis? you know 30 million people less than 10% of the population didn't have healthcare but they could still go to the emergency room and get free healthcare, yet, you know people like jonathan gruber, you know a great harvard graduate ph.d. class of '97, i mean, they were staying we had to have. this mary anne, what do you think is going to happen to professor gruber he is going to be morph of a pariah now. >> i think he has been deported carr. he was deported to bolivia. i think that's where he is now. mary anne, i'm going to give you the last word though. really, these professors have cushy jobs. they are bitching about 20 bucks. come on, mary anne, this is ridiculous. >> no one is going to feel bad for them. they have 91 percent of healthcare coverage covered by harvard. we're in year 8 that is working and lowering costs and slowing the increases. >> it is? >> everybody has got to be. >> it is? >> it is. th

tomorrow we have a special super bowl "watters' world," which i understand is off the chart.day's "the factor." again, thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. i'm bill o'reilly. the spin stops here cause we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, u.s. officials now confirming to fox news that at least one of five taliban killers recently released by the obama administration has now returned to terror. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. in june of last year president obama agreed to swap five top taliban commanders for captured american soldier bowe bergdahl, a sergeant accused by his squad of deserting. these guys are considered generals in the taliban terror army with the united nations saying they ordered or supervised the murder and torture of thousands. nearly all have deep ties to al qaeda. and one of them even harbored osama bin laden before the 9/11 attacks. but they went free anyway. and even the president

not jumping in the watter. >> right behind you on that one. >> we're tracking some wet weather on theay tomorrow walter. so it was sunny chilly, dry today, moisture moves in second half of the weekend. stormtracker 6 double scan radar showing you it is dry and quiet. we'll track moisture from the south that will be streaming north ward as we go throughout the day tomorrow and in fact as early as tomorrow morning. we'll talk about the details with that and near term i'll show you the picture outside the action cam was outside earlier tonight we'll give you a nice shot down the bep franklin parkway on saturday night. we have partly cloudy sky and you can see the flags around the parkway gently flapping in the wind. not much of the wind to tell you about at this hour. the winds are pretty calm in philadelphia. but that chill however, is overhead. it's 28 degrees in philadelphia after a high today of just 33. and 20 poconos. allentown 26. trenton 25 degrees along the coast in beach haven 37 and wildwood where they were taking polar plunge currently 3 2. dover 26. outside tonight, you look

steve easterbrook grew up with watter ford and mcdonald's since 1993. few based pizza express and wagamama back in 2011. credited with turning around mcdonald's u.k. business and running european arm. recently he's been the chief brand officer focused on marketing, menu innovation and digital initiative. >> they make their bet on steve easterbrook but it will take more than one person. a whole new strategy at the top because they have lost they're not getting the millennials and losing current customer base because the whole market is shifting into healthy foods. >> reporter: mcdonald's is coming off first drop in annual same store sales in ten years. u.s. market is particularly worrisome. investors fear mcdonald's is losing touch with core customers and millennials who choose to fast casual chains like chipotle shake shack, panera and others. that will be the prime of turning around in the performance. >> can't go to jk penny. bring it back. not minor changes, but major changes. otherwise the millennials won come in. they'll go to chipotle every place

for art objects and watter those objects was the remains the taller the next 10 years program calledvision 0 some of those already in place and tells us about the steelmaking indifference. please say there's 18 pedestrians in the city of to an 14th converted 21 the year before the bus wasn't killed in san francisco the driver is cooperating and no arrests have the man at this time. and the young woman in livermore died in a crash on new year's day. kayla turned in helpful on 580 in oakland and rebellion and a year in san francisco chp believes her boyfriend to a year-old price travis was under the influence of false drugs alcohol at the time. police was says she can't be angry with forest the hot happy he made kayla turn the six months to been dating >> : for what i shall be grateful to the solution is there's not many people and say to that on somebody that they love them just as well. >> : and as far as she is the death of her best friend place say she's made peace with that moscow has minor injuries kill a pronounced dead at the same. >> : has a book of suspicion of the live a hit

. >> the head of the nsa and the cybercommand admiral mike watters in a business report last week expressed concerns as well. >> it is more than just a nationstate phenomenon. i pay great attention as we start to see some of these terrorist organizations move along the same lines. reporter: it revealed the personal details of army commanders including personal e-mails and partial social security numbers and phone numbers, some of those numbers seem outdated. a spokesman said there did not appear to be a classified breach. >> a note of caution the votes as they cover this story and the significant difference between what is a large data breach. reporter: and the statement moments ago, they did not breach any military networks but it resembles a previous attack on a newspaper in albuquerque. the fbi is now investigating. cheryl: thank you, jennifer griffin. the white house tonight offering a rare admission of wrongdoing. the liberal national media along with several high-profile democrats planned escape what president franÇoise hollande called the biggest rally in france's history. millions d

. >> reporter: and he is also growing dragon trout, which uses six gallons of watter a week. one avocado tree requires 56- gallons. they are counting on an end to the drought. cbs news, san diego county, california. >> well, they produced 98,000- tons of avocados back in 2013. >>> the super bowl is one day away and fans are already in arizona to experience. joe vasicek is in phoenix and he is showing us how the locals are cashing in. >> reporter: a year from now when the super party goes west l you take advantage of it and rent out your property? >> on average right now, in phoenix, prices are at about $100 a night all the way to $6000 a fight. >> reporter: an asked a ceo how many more you might make next year in the bay. >> that is a great question, i mean, upwards of $10,000 a night. >> three bedroomings two and a half baths. >> reporter: this realtor who moved from the hills to phoenix has listed her vacation home that sleeps eight people. but so far, no takers. >> i dropped it to 1000. as of now, it is at $600 a night. >> reporter: she is worried that the price is being d

they're trying to go under watter to retrieve it. >> ships and planes will now focus on the secondary has been located. and what's key is that the flights data recorder and voice order will be located in the ail section. but it's important to figure out which part of the tail section is found. you see tony fernandez says the black boxes are in the right side of the tail. and he says if the right section has been found, the boxes should be be there, but we've got to make this point, there's no word yet on whether those flight data and flight voice recorders have been found. they're frantically, of course trying to get to them. >> a lot of people will be holding their breath for that. u.s. house speaker house boehner has been re-elected to his leadership post despite a challenge from a small group of conservatives. here's martha shade. >> having received a majority of the votes cast is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives. >> house speaker john boehner has already had to stave off a power struggle. boehner and his allyies locked down as speaker. boehner address eded thos

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you'd be six, seven, ten feet of watter. >> dogs scampered, children played, people climbed where theyeat cliff. >> never able to come down here. >> you can see where all of the moss and the green has grown on the rock there. i haven't been to the back of the cliff house in 30-plus years. >> reporter: tides think low occur several times a year, but often during the night. the unusual daytime phenomenon prided a different angle to view this well-worn world. >> an artist painting down here by one of the rocks. >> reporter: a small window to what felt look a secret land. >> it does have a strange feeling you're somewhere where you shouldn't be. >> reporter: plenty of photographic evidence to prove this day really happened. >> capture that moment. >> reporter: when water and land parted ways for a couple of hours. >> superbeautiful. >> reporter: proving that even in a city, not every rock is entirely unturned. nbc bay area news. >> stunning. wow. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, from the beautiful beach to cute, little puppies. our friends from pets in need join us

when you have those jesse watters segments and they go and ask simple questions, it really is quite alarming't have that basis of knowledge, they become very easy to manipulate. so, yes the press has been dishonest in the pass but their dishonesty now has a much more profound effect because they have people who are so much more easy to manipulate. we need to change that. >> all right doctor, we appreciate you coming on. thank you. "the factor" tip of the day, coffee, that's how we say it here in new york. and your health. the tip moments away. push your enterprise and you can move the world. ♪ ♪ but to get from the old way to the new you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ mom ] with life insurance, we're not just insuring our lives... we're helping protect his. [ female announcer ] everyone has

. >> reporter: watter resources corp.e number of unissued of mass casualty incidence requesting additional resources. three instances of rescue six ground man hunts and a helicopter. >> reporter: but if how about a partnership with abc seven shows several people that a hospital automatic, as a fire parma's of the first in line outside a store in critical condition and the driver also hit to other people inside the macy's all of them including the driver taken to hospital to other people also treated for either shot or panic attack now please have not made any arrests at this point and unable to york place out accounting of a fire department continuing their investigation. >> reporter: other big news planned our protest for tomorrow could slow down friday morning commute. and to protest is expected to show up by the montgomery bart station san francisco in the middle of small morning's rush-hour. >> reporter: the protest organizers as a tree or charges dropped against activist arrested back in november for chaining themsel

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of the drought large bay area businesses and other organizations are under orders to can cut their watter reporterer lyanne melendez melendez has gone well beyond that goal. >> reporter: public schools in san francisco with large green areases and guardardens have been working on water conservation for the past several years. to do that they've had to find ways to be more sustainable. >> the system has drip irrigation which is really the way to go. if it's leaking, you're not saving any water. >> reporter: lincoln and other high schools have also shortened the watering time for their football fields. rick mya oversees at all schools within the district. >> ran irrigation tests and readjusted heads, replaced heads heads, changed nozzles. >> reporter: they have these systems at roughly 30 of their schools. the recent rains filled the cistern and the water is used for the garden. and those efforts have paid off. in october the san francisco public utilities commission told all big organizations if you want to continue to use water for landscaping purposes, you have to reduce consumption by 1

the all-american new year extravaganza tonight with special host, bob, kimberly, anna kooiman jesse wattersdy. that's going to be one heck of a party. the big question we have been wondering for the past 364 days is what's going to happen at midnight between bob and kimmie. it was ee

. >> inside the boat made me drink salt watter from the ocean. it was so nasty i threw up.thes with ice cubes and when the ice melted they would put in new, hard cubes. the guard would smash me in the face. >> reporter: when cnn asked the u.s. department of defense to respond to the allegations of torture, they pointed to a number of investigations into detainee treatment at guantanamo. one of these from 2008 states that during one interrogation in august of 2003 slahi was indeed made to ride on a boat though it doesn't go into more detail. slahi's account is vivid. but it's what we can't read that is perhaps just as significant. >> i believe the government redacts to keep secret what it doesn't want us to know. whether that's because they have a reason to keep it secret that's valid or whether it's because it would embarrass the government i don't know. i do know that the government has kept secret from people what has embarrassed it about torture. >> reporter: the dodd told cnn that the manuscript was e viewreviewed to ensure it would not damage u.s. national security. th

when you have those jesse watters segments and they go and ask simple questions, it really is quite alarminghave that basis of knowledge, they become very easy to manipulate. so, yes the press has been dishonest in the pass but their dishonesty now has a much more profound effect because they have people who are so much more easy to manipulate. we need to change that. >> all right doctor, we appreciate you coming on. thank you. "the factor" tip of the day, coffee, that's how we say it here in new york. and your health. the tip moments away. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ susan ] my promotion allowed me to start investing for my retirement. transamerica made it easy. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. [cheering] everything okay? we're here because you're about to have a heart attack. pete's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be su

we send watters out every week to talk to regular voters, younger people primarily they have no clue couldn't careless. there is a huge voting block of americans. this isn't even on their radar screens. this brings us to number two, what's the second issue? >> the jobs and the economy which is the number one issue in most elections and will be so probably in 2016. mrs. clinton's problem is this. she doesn't understand how the economy works. and she doesn't have a real concrete vision of how she thinks it ought to go. she is going to be stuck defending the anemic recovery that we have had under barack obama. in july she gave an interview with charlie rose in which she said he tried to prod her on what she was going to talk about. she said i may quote, tackle growth, the manned maiden of income stagnation. now, let's take that sentence apart. growth and the problem -- it's the hand maiden. the hand maiden means it's a servant of the problem, the creator of the problem income inequality. i think the problem in america today is not that we have too much growth it's that we have got too l

jesse watters is hot on the trail of that. >> just be

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watching jerry rice joe montana, brent jones, tom rathman, ricky watters, all those guys play in a bunch of super bowls. and to finally come and get to play in my second one, it's definitely a dream. >> it's awesome to see the guys that have come through, that have again through the same things i went through and in the same place that i am. this is the most important week of the year. biggest game of the year. you can't take preparation for granted. everything is important and everything matters. >> i feel good. it feels good. it feels good to face whoever we're facing in this game. obviously they have worked hard. they've had a great season to make to it this point. it's obviously going to be an outstanding opponent. >> reporter: the patriots' sam brady of san mateo will be making his sixth appearance in a super bowl. that's a record by any nfl quarterback. and oakland's marshawn lynch, the league has fined him $100,000 over the past year for failing to appear in required media sessions. coming up in sports we're going to hear from both of those stars and their thoughts on being here i