>> kimberly: yes. >> dana: can kimberly really walk in the shoes. >> kimberly: correct. >> dana: how does greg come up with that stuff? >> greg: i walk in her shoes. >> dana: does eric really support rick perry? yes. the last one which i love, this is for adrian, is it true that bob beckel tried to hit owner rick's wife before he knew that it was eric's wife? as a matter of fact that is true. >> kimberly: i didn't do mine. real quick. one of my new year's resolution, no proposals. i got one new year's eve. but it was legitimate one. it was sweet. here it is right here for the "a" block. we have been dating five years from chicago. he proposed to her with a real ring and everything, she said yes. i was telling her, say yes. very sweet. >> dana: that is a lot of pressure. what if she didn't want to say yes? >> bob: wait. i got to say -- i wen

>> kimberly: that is so loud. >> eric: ready. >> kimberly: my gosh. >> bob: happy new year. >> kimberly: littering. fine. >> kimberly: happy new year's, everybody. have a fantastic new

we know it. >> kimberly: fete it. it burned through bob. >> bob: it looked to me like gingrich was looking for a moment to raise attack point. best he could get. perfectly legitimate question. gingrich raised it over and over again about his money. this is where gingrich wanted to have the audience for pace pate again. he got it but never got them. the one thing he did. the other thing i'm convinced that romney stuffed the hall with people. we used to do it. that is what you do. >> kimberly: you pack it. >> dana: couldn't he be he had more supporters in florida that showed up? >> bob: i'm saying from my own experience we would get people in line early. pay people to go so they would cheer. >> dana: interesting. >> bob: statue of limitations are over. did you want to say something? >> eric: very quickly, on the sound bite. what struck me, gingrich went after the ah-ha moment. after the media. he didn't expect wolf to come back and say wait, you said that. he was lost. he didn't have the -- >> dana: you have toic if mom

>> kimberly: yeah! >> greg: then there is her. [ laughter ] >> kimberly: your hair is bigger than mine! [ laughter ] >> greg: i didn't know dana was in "the princess bribe." only senior with a day planner and paperweight covered in rainbow stickers. boks he is looks like a hostage. >> greg: here is me. i really have changed. no, actually, here is me. >> eric: oh, no! >> greg: the hair was inspiration for the modern ballistic helmet and could withstand extreme weather conditions 50-degrees below zero. this senior class picture from the 1980s. some people never change! >> eric: so nice. >> dana: wait! that is not fair. that is not fair. where is the picture? >> bob: let's see the picture. >> greg: there he is. you were acting in adult films, right? >> bob: he does! >> kimberly: doesn't it look just like that? >> bob: "boogie nights." >> eric: for the better part of the week, two weeks, send in your yearbook picture. i'm e-mailing back celo green. maybe you get the joke. it had mustache and big hair. >> gr

>> kimberly: it's simple. when you look at it right now we are getting choked to death by overregulation, reckless spending. i feel like somebody should be in jail for this it's so egregious. it has a direct impact on the economy. these numbers are real. they're not in dispute. you have can't blame it all on who came before or on congress, because there is someone who said we should hold him responsible. >> bob: we should head to bomb shelters listening to you guys. >> kimberly: i'm going during the break. >> eric: coming up, get ready for a fight to the finish in south carolina. newt gingrich predicting armageddon. we hear why when "the five" returns. ♪ ♪ [ nadine ] buzzzz, bzzzz, bzzzz, bzzzz, you know, typical alarm clock. i am so glad to get rid of it. just to be able to wake up in the morning on your own. that's a big accomplishment to me. i don't know how much money i need. but i know that whatever i have that's what i'm going to live within. ♪ ♪ the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep wh

kimberly, weigh in. here is a montage of the candidates today reacting to the obviously good jobs numbers. watch. >> remember it was early in his administration he said look, if you let me borrow $787 billion, we'll be able to keep unemployment from going above 8%. well, it went past 8% and hasn't been back since. three years later. >> i'm very gratified to see in spite of president obama's policies that the job market is beginning to pick up a little bit. >> we created 200,000 new jobs last month. working with ronald reagan near n the early '80s, that formula led by august of 1983 to 1,300,000 jobs created in one month. six times the number they'll create this month. >> eric: all true. >> kimberly: well, look, we have ten months out until the election. we see the numbers that are improving. but again, we are far from home plate. okay? i think they are going to have a problem if they continue to climb, just the president on it saying he overall weakened the economy. yes. but if he is doing things that ar

>> kimberly: that is so loud. >> eric: ready. >> kimberly: my gosh. >> bob: happy new year. >> kimberly: littering. fine. >> kimberly: happy new year's, everybody. have a fantastic

record. >> kimberly: dana? >> dana: i want to mention, eric erickson at redstate.com had an interesting piece that said look from the conservative standpoint you may not be in love with romney. but his point was as a party, and as a movement, something you think is not a good thing, from his perspective was, conservatives moved the party rightward and there should be some celebration of that. we should mention before we get to michele bachmann that ron paul did come in third. it was kind of expected he would come in third. he might have a decent showing in new hampshire as well. >> kimberly: he might come in first place or second at least, so i thought it was surprising he didn't expect for late-breaking surge. >> bob: he has fallen another four or five points. it's begun to catch up to him. the republican base and he is, for example, isolationists. it's something he has been all along. >> kimberly: they were hitting him and we saw what happened with newt. talk about michele bachmann. she stepped out and suspen

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> kimberly: hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle. known in the twitter universe, kimberly guilfoyle, at eric bolling, at dana perino, at bob beckel and at greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: was that silly? what can you say? things are looking up for newt gingrich after his huge win in south carolina on saturday. florida is next, people. their primary is a week from tomorrow. and, according to a new rasmussen poll, gingrich topped mitt romney by nine points in the sunshine state. here is how the former speaker defineed his opponent. >> i think governor romney's core problem was that he governed as a massachusetts moderate, which by the standards of the republican primary voters is a liberal. he can't relax and be candid so you end up with a guy who is a good salesman, very much wants to sell. but has a weak product. he's dancing on eggs to find a version of romney that will work. >> kimberly: do you love that visual? a resume builder. is newt the guy to beat? >> bob: it's amazing how he boosted up so

>> kimberly: that is me. i was asking her, she seemed to be in complete denial. >> bob: i had one take me to cybeion and leave me, too. >> dana: we might try it this weekend. >> greg: you look at this guy and you know he killed more people. he has an i killed more people face. the problem with psychopath, prison isn't a problem. he will excel in prison. they will look up to him because he is a mass murder and learn to maneuver through the system. his dad got away with it. why can't you hire seal team six and kill the guy? >> kimberly: that would be illegal. contract killing, so you know. >> bob: he won't that well in prison. >> kimberly: speaking of murder, bob. we'll talk about philadelphia. a nice bit of the sound about fuming about what happened there. it's tragic in terms of the amount of homicides. 14 murders 12 days in the year, 2012. a crisis and problem there. take a listen. >> if you want to act like an idiot and be a low life we'll track you down like the dog you are, catch you and you'll be subject

>> kimberly: it's simple. when you look at it right now we are getting choked to death by overregulation, reckless spending. i feel like somebody should be in jail for this it's so egregious. it has a direct impact on the economy. these numbers are real. they're not in dispute. you have can't blame it all on who came before or on congress, because there is someone who said we should hold him responsible. >> bob: we should head to bomb shelters listening to you guys. >> kimberly: i'm going during the break. >> eric: coming up, get ready for a fight to the finish in south carolina. newt gingrich predicting armageddon. we hear why when "the five" returns. ♪ ♪ p@?ñm Ñoy÷h>óñc>ó ♪ ♪ >> bob: well, new hampshire is over and greg is very happ happy. but now the republicans move on to south carolina, a much different state. where only republicans can vote. in new hampshire, you may remember the independent and democrats can vote as well. as they leave new hampshire and hit south carolina, the bat

>> kimberly: i do. thank you for reading my mind. >> greg: they have to treat him like a presidential candidate. ie, the same way a group of ex-girlfriends would treat a guy. they have to come and help him by telling him his faults. that way he can do better against obama. now it's time to look forward at obama and they have to help him. >> dana: like an intervention. you go here is all the things -- >> dana: you leave the toilet seat up, you never listen to me. >> kimberly: that is what newt is doing. helping him. >> dana: this will be the first debate format where romney has to take on the recent attacks against bain capital, venture capital. this is a challenge and an opportunity for him. it will be interesting since gingrich and perry have gotten attacked from the right for making that insinuation in the first place, how they will handle it as well. will they back off or -- what do you think? >> bob: one thing that is clear to me, after -- the polling is is relatively new. the last couple of days. a

kimberly, good to see you again. it seems like only a few hours ago we were sitting across from each other discussing almost the same story. mayor quan is quite a character. she loved the occupy yes, sirs when they started. she basically -- i don't have proof, but she basically handed the key of the city to them. talking about their beliefs. and now isn't the only person to blame herself? >> she bears direct response built. she coddled them and was trying to be pc and ended up being a pacifist for the whole thing. they didn't take her seriously whatsoever. if anybody is upset they should be upset directly with the mayor. it is her responsibility and she completely abdocated. >> so far it cost oakland $5 million. when they showed this on cnn i was on the stair climber, just so you know. >> thanks for that detail. >> and the bottom said this, whatever, incident injects new life into the movement. as though this is kind of a good thing. where do you stand on this? >> it is summed up in the words of gandhi saying "let's

rosie o'donnell and whoopee and we have dana a and kimberly and busy let's. this is -- elizabeth. >> they said they look at socially conservative ideologies and if you believe schools should teach children -- >> i found this whole article to be ridiculous. i think it came out with a hypothesis that he was said the out to prove. that he wanted in some way demon them, lack of intelligence. >> i appreciate bob's point but i do think he said that. >> this is based on people with lesser education and lower i.q.s. >> he is saying they are not intelligent. not well educated. >> he said let's take a group of people who have lower i.q.s and see what they are. >> what were they? >> they tend to be in areas in the south they tend to be more conservative. that there is nothing wrong with that. they tend to be more racist whether they are black and white. >> you have to face redneck to be beat up by these guys and these are not smart, educated people. >> i'm talking about why i'm focusing on the ideology part. he refuted it himself. >> dana: what you are saying you are li

kimberly terry is in the newsroom with reaction. hello, kimberly. >> anyone who saw that play, it was amazing. he put his heart and soul in this game, and when he knew the 49ers made it, he was able to let go. >> a touchdown by vernon davis! 49ers touchdown! >> that's eat motion of the game. this has been the most amazing finish. >> history was going through my mind. it was us against history. i said to myself, us against them, one shot. we only get one shot. we don't take advantage of it, we go home. it was a lot of fire within me at that moment, and something just hit me. and i just had to let it out. >> i was jumping up and down, i was so excited. >> vernon davis's catch reminded me of terrell owens amazing catch. strong guy, you know, and it was great. the fans went wild. it lit up the place. it was pretty much a catch 4. it was amazing. >> it was so emotional. when he was crying, i wanted to cry. i was totally crying. i was at home and i'm like, oh, my god, this is too much. my heart was going, it was just great. it was so grea

los ojos de kimberly vieron algo que nunca hubiese deseado presenciar... kimberly ramirez/presencio un intento de sucidio "fue horrible porque el tren estaba viniendo cuando ella se tiro..." ella vio como una mujer intentaba suicidarse en los rieles del metro... kimberly ramirez/ presencio un intento de sucidio "fue una mujer en los 50 anos y estaba con su hijo. ella se tiro y ella no hizo nadaunos muchachos habian como 4 entraron y la sacaron." y esto no es un problema aislado.. estos incidentes cada vez ocurren mas en las estaciones del metro... en lo que va del 2012, 2 intentos de suicidios terminaron con la vida de una mujer y la hospitalizacion de un hombre... en el 2011, 9 personas fueron aplastadas por un tren cuando intentaban suicidarse... muchos de los intentos de suicidio son detenidos por pasajeros como estos, quienes estan dispuestos a ayudar... herson delgado/usuario del metro "abajo de la rampa hay un escondite donde uno puede quedarse y si uno se mete alli, te puedes salvar..." fernando luic/usuario del metro "saltaria e intentaria ayudar a

kimberly tere, bay area news. >> thank you, kimberly. for the latest on the rain, we want to go to rob mayeda in the weather center. hello, rob. >> hello, diane. not a lot of around the valley yet, but let's take you to the peninsula. around san francisco, across the bay bridge on the west approach there, youan y seean it got rai down to the district. down towards newark and union city. pockets of mainly just lighter rain. east you can see some downpours showing up in yellow. a lot of moisture on the opposite side of the mountains. this is going to spill over tonight giving us rain at times. the chance of thunder as well. look at the wind speeds. these are going to pick up through morm tornado warning. that's the reason we have wind advisories for the peninsula. and yes, the sierra, we're talking a lot of snow. you can see on the radar once the rain heads east, it is changing over to snow. coming up, we'll talk to you about the timeline of this storm, how much rain we're expecting in the bay area and i think you'll be surprised by how qu