whoopi goldberg. this is off the jay-z elevator deal. you guys are giving me heat for doing this. this is a lot of social implications here. throw this stupid video up here. they are in the elevator now. this beyonce, there is his sister solange and there is jay-z who is getting wailed on by solange she doesn't like him that night. okay, that's enough of that all right? come back it to me now. then, whoopi goldberg says this. >> here goes the thing, if anybody hits you, you have the right -- i know that many people are raised in a very different way, but if a woman hits you, to me, you have the right to hit her back. if i slap a man, he has ever right to slap me back. >> all right, carlson? >> so the bible says an eye for an eye. >> that's the old testament, not the new. >> i know. i will say as a parent with my kids turning the corner. slap each other duke it out. >> those are kids. >> right. so if you are adults, i don't believe you should encourage violence. i think jay-z did the right thing. >> absolutely did the right thing. he show

ben carson is here to talk about his dustup with whoopi goldberg and half the senate dehamanding the washingt redskins change their name. we just heard from the nfl and you will, too, after a busy night of the "kelly file." >> breaking tonight after a baffling press conference yesterday in which the president claimed he could not weigh in on the scandal rocking his administration until an inspector general report is completed. we know that this president or his top advisors have known about these very problems for a very long time and did shamefully little to make sure they were resolved. good everything and welcome, everyone, to the "kelly file." i'm megyn kelly and we'll take you through it. this isn't about another ig report, inspector general. we already had three, as it turns out, three, all ignored. it isn't about an audit.

then whoopi goldberg says this -- >> here's the thing.anybody hits you, you have the right -- i know that many people are raised in a very different way. but if a woman hits you, to me, you have the right to hit her back. if i slap a man, he has every right to slap me back. >> all right, carlson. >> the bible does say an eye for an eye -- >> that's the old testament, not the new. >> i know, i know. but as a parent with my kids, if they're slapping each other, i let them duke it out amongst each other. >> those are kids. >> when you're adults, i do not believe that you should encourage violence. if somebody's attacking you -- i think jayd did the right thing. however, have you thought about it in the reverse? what if that video showed jayd. >> you're debating the key issue. should men have the right to hit a woman physically -- i'm 6'4", 200 pounds. if some woman doesn't like me and some of them don't, comes up -- >> some? >> and punches me in the knee, do i have the right to -- >> no, you don't. you would be arrested as well as she would

whoopi goldberg thinks he could have smacked her down. earth to whoopi.assault, babe. >>> i'm trace gallagher live in the west coast news hub. breaking news out of san diego county. nine wildfires are burning. we want to focuses on the san marcos fire, the big threat right now. they have just notified us. they have now asked 13,000 more people to evacuate their homes, bringing the number well above 20,000 evacuees. we will keep you up to speed on this breaking news out of southern california. i'm trace gallagher. now back to "the five." >>> tomorrow will mark the end of an era. barbara walters will be retiring from television after a remarkable 53-year career. today on "the view" all 11 current and former co-hosts gathered together to pay tribute to the broadcast legend. here's some of that. >> i had such good times with each of you, and i mean it when i say that i love you. >> i just have to do this. i have to do this. >> oh, my baby. >> it's just an honor to be here. >> you really do well professionally. >> this is like the last supper with barbara. >>

i think whoopi goldberg was right when she said there's a lot of people on welfare that said they do want to work. why don't we spend effort and time and money separating out those people who actually need help versus those people that are gaming the system. >> well, john, we have spent a lot of money. by the way, this is the 50th anniversary of the great society speech of lbj that ushered in the welfare era we're living through now. look at the costs. the costs increased from 1964. $5 billion here to 565 to half a trillion dollars and what are the effects? not a lot. poverty has come down. of course we changed the way we define poverty. it's basically equal in term of the number of people and how they're living in poverty situations despite spending trillions. >> of course you can't fix poverty by empowering politicians. if you want to fix it, it's simple. grow the economy which means shrinking government to leave more capitol in the private sector. the government is doing the wrong thing and that's why poverty remained where it is despite all the spending. >> rich, i was surprised.

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and jon stewart was there, and whoopi goldberg and joy behar, kathleen madigan, a whole bunch of -- we for a really terrific organization. >> seth: that's great. congratulations. [ applause ] >> seth: it was a big weekend. you're very -- obviously very interested in politics. a big weekend in washington, d.c. with the white house correspondents' dinner. did you watch the speech? [ laughter ] >> no. and i can't figure out why people would. it is one of the -- you've done it. >> seth: i did it, yeah. [ laughter ] >> you know, i mean, seriously -- i did the congressional correspondents' dinner. which is at least like aaa ball. you know? it's a cut down. but as a result, you know, it's not a celebrity room. it's -- >> seth: right. >> it's a room filled with schmucks. [ laughter ] but to perform in front of people who aren't really -- they're all looking around, they're not looking that way. >> seth: yeah, it is the worst room i've ever played as far as that. 'cause there's also circular tables so, like half the people are like this. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] it's really -- washington, wh

carson's comments on the american welfare system riling up the co-host, especially whoopi goldberg. >when you rob someone of their incentive to go out there and improve themselves, you are not doing them any favors. when you take somebody and pat them on the head and said there, there, you poor little thing, i'm going to give you food stamps and give you -- >> -- wait a minute. let me finish the thought. >> finish the thought. >> let me give you housing subsidies, let me give you free healthcare because you can't do that and it's those people over there that's causing to you have your problems. >> wait a minute. >> got to do it quick because we are almost close to wrap. >> so what would be much more empowering is to use our incident electricity and our resources to give those people a way up and out. [ applause ] >> i agree. >> let me just speak to this before we go. as a former welfare mother, very few people want to be on welfare, very few want to walk with their kids and take food stamps. most people would rather work. now, i don't feel bad about being a welfare mother because i co

. >> the former co-hosts of the view were there to celebrate, star jones, whoopi goldberg were amongbarbara might have had the line of the night saying it is like having your obituary and being alive to see it. that's the line of the night. >> by the way, there was all kinds of -- we call them media types but basically everybody that we know and love here at abc. diane sawyer, david muir, maury povich was also there, joan rivers was there. >> good shindig. >> a good send off. >> all right. coming up in "the skinny," kevin spacey's stalker. >>> but first a potential ticking time bomb on the highways. there could be millions of recalled tires on the road. the government investigation and what our brian ross has found out. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by swiffer. which is funny, because i still do it better than her. [ afi ] i do not like sweeping. it's a little frustrating. [ zach ] i can't help out as much as i used to. do you need help? let's open it up. [ afi ] it's a swiffer sweeper. [ zach ] it's a swiffer dusters. it c

. >> seth: you just photo bombed whoopi goldberg. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] that's right. >> seth:e show and you thought it was important for you to like -- >> and what you can't tell in that one. it looks like i'm just putting my mouth wide just for fun, but i'm shouting "fire." [ laughter ] >> seth: you also have a show you're starring in it and you wrote, created it's called "moon boy" on hulu, which is a lovely show. and it's based on your childhood? >> that's right. yeah. a lot of it is my family. it's the same family make-up -- i have three sisters and my dad does the same job. it is very autobiographical. we shoot it in my home town and it is set in 1990. so yeah, but it's a lot of fun. >> seth: you -- very autobiographical, as you said. there's a scene where a bank manager comes to the house. the true story might actually be funnier than what happened in the show. this happened to you. >> oh god -- this is my mom. ah, she's gonna kill me. [ light laughter ] but my mom -- you know, we didn't have a lot of money growing up. and so i have this memory of -- it's a very small to

one of my favorite lines from whoopi goldberg, she said i'm not an african-american, i'm an american. yes, she gets it. but we're all hyphenated now. we're all parts of subgroups, and that's the kind of thing that is harming our country. >> host: when it comes to the civil rights movement and you touched on it briefly with the distinction between the different reverends of the different eras, but you've acknowledged that, you know what? if you go back to the founders who embraced slavery in the constitution, if you look at most of the history of the country where legal segregation was the law, you say, well, that's wrong but change was needed. but in most other areas you don't embrace change, and you don't embrace the idea of us working as a community to improve the quality of all of our lives and our nation. >> guest: let me just touch on one thing that you said about the founders. not all of them owned slaves and were for slavery. but like mr. lincoln said almost a hundred years later, if it required preserving slavery in order to save the union, he was, he was in favor of preservin

and whoopi goldberg sent out a tweet.u want a taste of "sister act," here it is. >> the real thing. so much fun to watch. >> thanks for bringing that to us. >>> we have a lot of rain in new york city today. it's a mixed day, as you were saying, ginger, across the northeast. >> it's very split. i want to start with what it looks like outside of new york city. the images, it's a little bleak. you want to grab your umbrella. it will be not that warm. in the 50s and low 60s, at best. you can see that slow-moving warm front, trying to double northward. 83 pittsburgh. 81, detroit. look at cincinnati, 86. the warm air is there. it's going to creep very slowly to the north and east. by this weekend, we'll get into some of it. and you can see, also in the carolinas, columbia, 93. 90 for raleigh today. memphis will be 86. and the cold front will be moving across the plains. you'll be cooling down if you've been too hot for your own tastes. we'll have clearing and breezy conditions tomorrow and warming this mother's day weekend and