greg, i can't talk to you. i have to remain completely objective while i work with the defense expert. (sighs) finlay: greg sanders worked this case solo, so all of the photographs are his. the left screen shows the digital code-- shot sequence, date, time, any edits or deletions. so we can tell if any of the photographs have been altered. greg started by photographing the exterior of the crime scene first, which is protocol. shots were almost two minutes apart. looks like he finished the exteriors just after 0600. now he's moved on, inside the house. starting with the body in the bedroom. when i was working crime scenes back in detroit, i liked to save the victim's room for last. hmm, i'm the opposite. i like to work the toughest room first. the first shot of the bedroom was an overall. first shot with the crowbar was a perspective shot. rhodes: now sanders is moving in for the close-ups. 20 minutes later, he finishes photographing the bedroom. moving on to do the rest of the house. finishes photographing the

>> greg, it's good to be with you. i'm literally standing in washington, illinois, which is the community that's been hit hardest by tornadoes this morning and early afternoon. the city has put out an all-call for physicians and nurses in the surrounding communities to come to the fire station. they're needing additional medical help here. literally neighborhoods are completely wiped out. and, obviously, the entire town of washington is devastated. but driving through, you know, very -- you know, large home neighborhoods, homes that are half-million-dollar brick homes that are completely gone, and nothing but the sign of the entrance to the neighborhood. i'm looking at subdivisions of 20 to 30 homes, and there is not a home there. and, you know, many of these people thankfully took shelter in their basements, but some of them didn't, so there are some folks needing medical assistance and they've been finding them through the rubbish, so i'm sure we're going to learn more about the extent of the damage over the next cou

the same way you do everything, greg. how sad for you that you are dead inside, you despicable little freak of a man. >> i like love stories. ever see "a boy and his dog? " >> homaphobe! >> ever seen "a boy and his dog?" he has to choose between his dog and this woman, who wants him to get rid of the dog. she wants to eat the dog, right? and i'm not going to tell you the ending, but you should see it. that was love. >> that sounds realistic. >> what happens is the dog eat the boy and the woman. >> why did you do that? >> is that what happened? >> yes. but it's more realistic than "love actually." colin firth is the most overrated british actor in the world. >> you can't say that. >> i just did. >> you don't mean it. >> i do! >> no, you don't. >> he almost destroyed "momma mia." terrible in "king's speech." >> his stutter was great. it was very believable. >> that stutter ruined the movie. it should have been a short film. >> exactly. >> it was annoying. >> you told that story in 15 minutes. >> you know what? "momma mia,"

lady gaga or greg gutfeld. >> on the annoying scale? scale of one to ten. >> greg? >> at least he's smart. >> flying dress. >> do you hate people today? >> the guy who is next to me is laughing very loudly. he wanted everybody to know heg. he would constantly go, oh, yeah, spinach. air conditioners. i hate you. if i ever see you again, i will destroy you. i will hunt you down. i will take your pants. i will set them on fire. i hate these people. when you go to a comedy club, just smile and laugh. >> yeah. don't laugh loudly or greg will come after you. >> that's it "the five." >>> this is the fox news alert. i'm bret baier. big news on the small number of people across the country who successfully signed up for obama care. chief national correspondent jim engel is here with the news live this afternoon. >> reporter: hello, bret. industry leaders tell fox that by last week only 50,000 people had signed up for the federal exchanges under obama care putting the administration far behind its goal of 500,000 in the early days, 7 million by early next year. and that furth

>> i don't know. >> i am no traitor, greg. i love my country. >> it is more they want you to move to moscow. >> i got the implication. this is going to be easy for him. when was the last time russia contributed anything to tech support aside from at the tetrus. we had a guy go over there, sneak over and talk with the tetrus guy and they combined information and brought tetrus to gameboy. the americans and the russians are coming together. >> i forgot my point, but that is fun. >> i am not sure why a company would want to hire snowden for tech support. go poke around our woabs. it is cool. i know you signed a confidentially agreement so there is no way you would give the info to anybody. >> in five years i don't see him having another career. he will get a book deal, but then after that you can't trust somebody who is a mole. that's the way it is. >> he just came out with new allegations that the nsa is tapping google and yahoo!. >> they are denying that. i don't know who is telling the truth anymore, jesse. i just don't know.

that's a greg gutfeld sex minute. where am i? >> love to be on your show. >> next topic -- go ahead. stop it! it is like being prodded with an andy prod. >> you're welcome. >> 48 hours -- >> did you learn that from savage? >> yes. >> after the miami dolphins suspended richy incognito indefinitely, high released a video of him acting more of a d-bag. warning. may contain] pictures not to be be -- >> nice. and then he saw the bleeps and incognito can be heard referring to another player as an n-word. in an apparent attempt to show he is okay with other colors richie had a black ferrari delivered to his home early tuesday morning. people can change, you guys. you saw that tape. if he walked into hard core pawn what would you do? >> first we would control the guy. then we would kick his ass and throw him out. he was out of control. we would have to gain control of the situation. >> he is a big, monstrous, fat, probably steroidal freak. something tells me you would have to use a weapon. >> have you seen my security tape? he would be c

greg that was addressed to you if you want to react to that that's completely. sure that's completely false we just we just saw the visit of secretary kerry to cairo and in the discussions that he was having there was how can the egyptian government the provisional government that's in power right now help the palestinians and the israelis move closer to the peace agreement through the negotiations that are going on right now any suggestion that israel backs the muslim brotherhood ran government over its natural partners in the egyptian liberal opposition and the military opposition the militants among smoking and the military that at the military who they often work with on the borders is preposterous sorry gentlemen we've run out of time for a complete i don't think anything else way in washington and in pittsburgh and thanks to our viewers for watching us here darkie see you next time and remember i'm. lazy. plenty of it was terrible they weren't very hard to take i don't plan to get along here is a plug that had sex with the earthquake there are no plans let

>> brian, greg, your facebook friend. >> oh no. >> greg just starts running through some details of his life. >> ann and justin, do they enjoy colorado? >> thanks for being good sport. >> of course. >> that one went well. number two doesn't go well. >> i just thought i'd drop by, see if we could actually be friends in person? >> no, man, no. sorry. i can't let you in. >> that's it. >> that's it. >> number three went a little different than the first two. >> the woman who lives here who i've been friends with for a while -- >> it's greg benson, your facebook friend. >> she does show greg around the house. apparently reality shots have been shown at this location as well. then they kind of have very fittingly a reality show-type window. i'm going to let you stay friends th me on facebook. >> the hobby is in russia. not that it's mounted as a nice aerial view of the mabd he's in. all of a should, you can tell he's not in control anymore. >> and send out the may day. don't goes the plane into this field. a bit of a crash hard landing, right over the fence and crash. so decent video. here co

greg goes to his house to get his tattered obituary he's read many times. the obituary says nice things. the judge may have been a goodman, greg muses, he might have been a good husband, father, great friend to many people, but people maybe saying the same thing about me. cue, the dog. lifts his head to look around as if considering the matter then he lowers his head to rest his muzzle on greg's shoe. but because i'm a little guy, you step on my head and crush me. i don't even have god on my side. the old boys network that got him a lawyer but when friendly with a judge didn't even work of a sweat when it came to his case. it was a double murder trial that didn't last a couple hours. a flawed defense system rendered that almost meaningless. why? he says, you know why? sometimes i think about it. he wonders what the solutions are to the criminal justice system here. to the black community, he talks on and on, indignant but right. mostly he wonders how change happens. sometimes i think about what is it, this mahatma gandhi thing. he cracks your head and you s

it's her old buddy, greg smith. but her attempt to implicate him falls flat. >> everone of those meetings? >> mm-hmm. >> they've been recorded, dee dee. >> okay. >> now, the unfortunate thing is i think you know where i'm going with this, dee dee. >> mm-hmm. >> the gig is up. >> mm-hmm. >> okay? the gig is up. >> mm-hmm. >> narrator: but moore won't accept that the gig is up. next, she tries to blame greg smith's friend, the driver of a white yukon who she says she's just met. that doesn't work either. >> no, he didn't! you asked him to find someone to take the rap for this murder, and you were gonna pay him $50,000, dee dee, because i got really, really bad news for you. >> what? >> we heard that, too. >> narrator: with her back against the wall, moore makes an interesting offer. she will tell detectives who killed shakespeare if they will let her keep the assets he sold her. >> dee dee, stop it. stop it! stop it! if you want to deal for the rest of your life -- that's what you better -- that's the problem, dee dee

bill butcher in alexandria, virginia, and from san diego, greg cook. john bryant, with the acquisition of smaller brewers by larger ones, could the traffic of culture and influence go in the other direction as well. rather than worrying about the watering down, literally or figuratively of the smaller brewer, could there be a love of craft and good ingredients heading in the other direction, towards the big guys? >> you know, i think it plays the advantage of say bill of port city brewing. you talk about ingredients and source of origin. the chesapeake bay oysters to create this oyster stout. that's something that bill and his company and the brewers there, they clamor for that beer because those are ingredients from that area. and greg is highly responsible for pushing the boundaries of what you can do in hops. out here in spokane, i think we may be the only city in the united states that may have its own style classification called spokane style because all the ingredients that we use, the hops, the awesome water that we have in spokane, the malt, th

to greg and bill's point we're to greg and bill's point we're not only fighting to keep a not only fighting to keep a culture of beer in the united culture of beer in the united states but a craft beer states but a craft beer culture. culture. with craft beer culture being with craft beer culture being hyper local in our communities hyper local in our communities and states, that's u.s. jobs. and states, that's u.s. jobs. that's a great tax base. that's a great tax base. where there is great beer food where there is great beer food will follow. will follow. where there is beer and food, where there is beer and food, music will tomorrow, that music will tomorrow, that demonstrates how we create demonstrates how we create culture in the united states culture in the united states that is health y vibrant, and that is health y vibrant, and its rooted right here. its rooted right here. that helps our own local that helps our own local economy. economy. being based in spokane, being based in spokane, washington, we're trying to be a washington, we're trying to be a driven as much as greg is in sa

i'm greg greg greg gutfeld filld the rest. it's 5:00 o'clock somewhere. >>> remember way back when you noted failures like solyndra, the media called you racist? apology accepted. remember when you were curious about fast and furious? the media called you racist.me apologmby accepted. remember when you questioned the health care bill at town halls? that hadn't you hated black people. apology accepted. remember the tea parties uniting over small government. they were called bigots. apology accepted. remember your anger that the irs targeted obama critics. hat that meant you hated a black from the time. remember as you from the timed a over the economy, msnbc called you racist for expecting betterb apology accepted. remember benghazi? just saying that made you racist. accepted. remember when voting for obama once, but not twice, meant you were racist from the start? apology accepted. yes, i'm a forgiving time, for it's time to retire this racialism. the engine that enabled the obamacare disaster. a disaster that in its present s

hello, i'm greg jared. welcome to "america's news headquarters." rescue crews sifting through the rubble in search of survivors. after a supertyphoon battered the tiny pacific islands on friday. and now, the secretary of defense chuck hagel ordering the u.s. military pacific command to help with the search and rescue efforts there. hundreds are confirmed dead. the death toll expected to rise into the thousands. david piper following developments, streaming live from bangkok, thailand. david? >> reporter: hi, greg. yes. as was feared, the death toll is mounting in the philippines. filipino officials have said they fear that as many as 10,000 people may have died in just one area. now, typhoon haiyan struck the philippines friday. it tore through the central part of the country, leaving death and destruction in its wake. this is one of the worst storms to make landfall in recorded history. packing winds of nearly 200 miles per hour. as many as 4 million people have

it will cost you money. >> unlike greg adds plan. those that boy on their own is expected to be lower. increasing between 10 and 13%. to be eligible you must earn less than $46,000, or $94,000 for a family of four. half of those enrolling qualify for subsidies. for those like greg, aneata and others who earn too much. the new health law means less money. >> we'll shop around and look for a different plan. i think we can get less than $11-00. it will still be more. >> problems with the obamacare website threatened to undermine the administrations goal of signing up 3 million young healthy people. that group of people is to important the government recruited hollywood heavy waits to lure them in. the opposition is there with them. >> seduced by one side. >> my company assist health care doesn't cover ma'amo grams. >> scared by the other. >> take your pants off. >> the online site to attract obamacare's most crucial buyers - the young and healthy. like the film makers in los angeles. >> people in our age group are more concerned with fi

liberalism, is it dying on the vine, greg? >> no. there's never an end of anything because you've heard this said before, every eight years, the end of conservatism and liberali liberalism. liberalism is both the titanic and the iceberg. if they're around long enough, big government actually destroys big government. i think. and i think that happens a lot of times with conservatives. if you're in power for a long time, it fall as part. it started immediately day one of the obama presidency. >> do you remember, when james carville wrote that it was the end of republicans, end of conservatism whenama won? and in 2006 when the democrats took over the majority. you've been around long enough to know, you've seen these types of cycles. where are we in the cycle in the life and death of liberalism and conservatism? >> not only back to the lincoln cycle, but i agree with greg in many kays. i am a student of the history of politics. the number of times i've seen the progressive movement buried or the conservative movement buried or go on bac

he is not responsible for that. >> greg, what did you think? >> that was the best interview that anyone's done. i thought chris nailed it. he has the smug look of someone who just ruined a public bathroom. it's his own path of destruction. seemingly unaffected his life. bureaucratic version of hurricane katrina. obama in a way is a natural disaster. it's an oil spill. it's human beings getting soaked. there's no way to get them clean. >> aw. >> destroy the bathroom. >> that's true. he destroyed a bathroom that he didn't have to clean. none of these experts are using obama care. so it's -- in effect, it's their public bathroom. >> somebody else will have to clean it up. >> exactly. >> bob, was it taken this weekend that the administration, the white house, did lie to the american? >> i spent every waking hour myself reading about this and absorbing everything i could on it. >> you should. >> i didn't spend a minute on it. no, listen, my assumption is, somebody certainly did, no question about that. i still get back to this point that ezekiel did

greg that was addressed to you if you want to react to that that's completely. sure that's completely false we just we just saw the visit of secretary kerry to cairo and in the discussions that he was having there was how can the egyptian government the provisional government that's in power right now help the palestinians and the israelis move closer to the peace agreement through the negotiations that are going on right now any suggestion that israel backs the muslim brotherhood ran government over its natural partners in the egyptian liberal opposition and the military opposition the militants among smoking and the military at and the military who they often work with on the borders is preposterous sorry gentlemen we've run out of time to complete one thing and i think it's way in washington and in pittsburgh and thanks to our viewers for watching us here darkie see you next time and remember. you want to. think of something that is quite simply a mess. was no way over. clearly they were just at the wrong place at the wrong time. and sold to us and turned ove

>> hi there, greg. the los angeles times is reporting that the gunman was shot in both the head and the legs. the circumstances that may have happened, the lapd chief yesterday was saying that officers are trained to actually shoot them to bring them down and to disable them and eventually hold that individual accountable. so they wouldn't have been aiming for his legs. one of the witnessese spoke to say the gunman was actually firing wildly at the time and firing very fast. so that could be one of the reasons if he did indeed end up with a head shot. the hospital has not confirmed his injuries and nobody on the record has confirmed his injuries. we just had a press briefing from the airport police chief, pat gannon, and he was. >>ing what happened in the -- -- he was describing what happened in the moment of the tsa shooting. this is what he had to say just a few moments ago. take a listen. >> our whole posture for security is high-profile. we have a security strategy that we employ every single day. o

greg? >> molly, thanks very much. >>> the fox news extreme weather alert now, the most powerful storm in over 30 years is ripping through the philippines, look at these amazing new images. this is the monster storm as it looks from space. the typhoon has left at least 1,000 people dead, according to to the red cross. that number, though, expected to rise sharply. as this storm barrels toward vietnam. . >> those images are incredible, aren't they? the ones from space. this was a perfect storm. it was a perfect strength. these images we're just getting in. if you look at the storm before it made landfall, the estimates are 195-mile-per-hour sustained winds. they don't have hurricane hunters or air force reconnaissance like we do when we go out and investigate. this is preliminary, we still are going to have to see how this pans out. but right now, if it does make landfall, or it did make landfall as a 195-mile-per-hour sustained storm, it will be the strongest landfalling tropical cyclone on

i'm greg greg greg gutfeld filld the rest. it's 5:00 o'clock somewhere. >>> remember way back when you noted failures like solyndra, the media called you racist? apology accepted. remember when you were curious about fast and furious? the media called you racist.me apologmby accepted. remember when you questioned the health care bill at town halls? that hadn't you hated black people. apology accepted. remember the tea parties uniting over small government. they were called bigots. apology accepted. remember your anger that the irs

greg? >> yeah. i'm still mad you took my golf joke. >> no, i came up with it myself. >> oh, please. >> kindergarten alert. >> i'm sorry they are finding themselves in this situation. you see what he's done there, it's actual think action of the person who lost their health insurance that are responsible. kimberly, i'm sorry you parked your car in the place i ran into it. he's the guy that leaves the anonymous note on your wi windshield and drives off. he didn't do anything. imagine if you did this to your spouse, i'm sorry you were hurt by these actions opposed to, i'm sorry i was a jerk. if you pulled this crap with a good woman you would be out fast than you can say bill clinton. >> sorry you took it the wrong way. >> yeah. >> let's welcome julie to the program. >> thank you for having me. >> i wish i could disagree with you guys. >> what can you do? >> i'm digging deep. i'm ticked off. here i am and a bunch of democrats saying it is a good program, i think it is, but the execution has been so hor

think about that, greg. they were so unsure of themselves, they had to go to this level in so many different ways. and if you can keep your doctor, you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. the level of lies on every issue from health care to foreign affairs is jaw dropping. but that's what they had to do. that's how not confident they were that president obama could actually win based on his record. >> bob, no surprise, the census bureau just put out a statement denying systematic manipulation. but even you yourself have said that, you know, the white house does engage in certain dubious behaviors to win elections. >> i didn't know it was quite that easy to cook the books, but apparently it may be. i don't -- with all this stuff, with all this purportedly lying and cover-up and all the rest of this, it's just amazing to me that for some reap this is all coming out now and not before. was this something that benghazi, which i still think is a ridiculous argument all the way around, the irs thing i stil

i'm andrea tan tear rose, dana perino, greg gutfeld filled. it's 5:00 o'clock if new york city and this is "the five". >> millions of americans are o visiting healthcare.gov, which is great news. unfortunately, the site was only designed to handle six users at a time.er >> who would have guessed that saturday night live was so prophetic?t cbs evening news first reportedv last night, they were right on the mark.ophe >> the web site launched on tuesday. publicly, the government said there were 4.7 million unique visits in the first 24 hours. but at a meeting wednesday morning, the war room notes say six enrollments occurred so fare >> six enrollees out of 4.7 million visits? let's see, that's an impresssive hit rate of one 10,000th of 1%. these embarrassing results might explain why the white house claimed all along that they didn't have the numbers. >> we don't have -- 48 hours, wn don't have that data and won't have that data on a daily ornot hourly basis for you. >> well, i don't have the numbers yet. >> how many have signed up thus far? >> f

what do you think, greg? >> life is always going to be a risk-benefit equation, not alw just in sports, but where you live. we talked about this yesterday. >> or what you eat and drink.rik >> if you live in malibu you will have mudslides. if you play football you here are the benefits, wealth, prestige, women.ball the risks are as you get toward 60 there may be decline in faculties and maybe a young person doesn't realize that at 18. terry bradshaw has had an exciting, wonderful lifeaw because of football. he had an acting career and. well liked by everyone. >> commercials, endorsements. >> even a play now about his life. >> if you could time travel would he goim back and tell his 18-year-old sf to get out of this? he wouldn't. it is bad, butet you accept the risk. >> think about the other one, boxing, car racing and even jobs, careers -- >> our job. >> how about military? >> core fuse. >> coal mining. >> that's why i don't do core fusion. >> military get compensated less than terry bradshaw for a lot more --

to greg and bill's point we're not only fighting to keep a culture of beer in the united states but a craft beer culture. with craft beer culture being hyper local in our communities and states, that's u.s. jobs. that's a great tax base. where there is great beer food will follow. where there is beer and food, music will tomorrow, that demonstrates how we create culture in the united states that is health y vibrant, and its rooted right here. that helps our own local economy. being based in spokane, washington, we're trying to be a driven as much as greg is in san diego and bill in washington, d.c. in spokane we're trying to create a craft brewing university in turn they go to the grocery and vote every time when they purchase. what we're seeing in each neighborhood around the united states is people buying local. it could be u.s. it could be your neighborhood, your state or your region. people are proud of the beers made in the united states. stone brewing, port city and that's something worth fighting for, especially this time of era where much is being outsourced. 100 years ago bas

i'm kimberly along with bob, greg, dana. this is the five. >>> president barack obama s the website prevented too many americans from competing the enrollment process. that's on us. i'll have to win back credibility. that's on me. that's on us. that's on me. not on them, on us. this one is deserved. it's on us. >> after years of lying about his signature health care law and weeks after it launched disastrous result, those words you heard are president barack obama and for a good reason. a fox poll shows most americans thinks the president knowly lied to get the obama care passed. not a good place to be. today he offered a solution to stop the bleeding and attempt to salvage a legacy. >> people that have plans predating the affordable care act can keep those plans if they haven't changed. today we're going to extend both to people who's plans have changed since the law took effect and people who bought plans since the law took effect. >> ask yourself, can we really take president barack obama seriously? it's been six weeks si

greg that was addressed to you if you want to react to that that's completely. sure that's completely false we just we just saw the visit of secretary kerry to cairo and in the discussions that he was having there was how can the egyptian government the provisional government that's in power right now help the palestinians and the israelis move closer to the peace agreement through the negotiations that are going on right now any suggestion that israel backs the muslim brotherhood ran government over its natural partners in the egyptian liberal opposition and ultimately carrying opposition the militants among smoking and the military at the military who they often work with on the borders is preposterous sorry gentlemen we've run out of time or a completely wrong thing and i guess we in washington and in pittsburgh and thanks to our viewers for watching us here darkie see you next time and remember i'm. lazy. for. the people that want to. pick up something that is quite simply a mess. was no way over. clearly they were just at the wrong place at the wrong time.

we hope you join greg and the rest of the country. dana, you are up next. >>> this week, a huge week for twitter. big ipo. i was watching with interest. i am quite a participant. what should my piece of the pie be? you can go on and find out how much of a contributor you are. there's all this math you can do. it turns out, twitter would owe me $77,000, no, 77,223, nearly $80,000. part of that, of course, is my brilliance. the other part is this dog. there he is. jasper who has grown up on twitter. i thought i would take a look to see how much my feuding partner here in twitter, how much he would be owed and it is $53,000. >> because i don't drive people crazy with pictures of your dog. dogs, dogs, dogs. >> you can find out how much twitter owes you. i'm washing in on my twitter account. >> cashing in. what a great transition. thank you dana perino. we are going destruct the big lies. take a look. >> the apology after the pledge. did president obama just join this club? >> no one in the white house staff, no one in this administration,

>> hi, greg. that note apparently saying that tsa was his target and also, quote, pigs, clearly the police force as well. in the note he also expressed disillusion meant in the government. we don't know what his gripe was. the tsa is working on that today. they are making a visible presence at terminal three, where they are going to uh -- where the gun attack happened. on then side of the terminal it is cordoned off and they are going through it forensically, inch by inch and looking at the shells fired and seeing how he was able to get so far and deep into the terminal. the tsa agents say they were actually on him within a matter of seconds. that's what we heard from the authorities yesterday. they say without an intervention it could have been a lot worse. take a listen what the chief fbi investigator had to say about that. >> there was additional rounds this gunman had. the fact these officers were able to neutralize the threat as they did, there were more than a hundred rounds that could have

i mean, you should see what greg does to me in the hallway. >> i read this story. i don't know any -- i don't know enough to make an opinion on this. i know that the media has a huge obsession with bullying stories. when the media grabs a story like this, i always know it's exaggerated and i do believe this story -- there's another side to this story. study suggests that bullies has remained constant and very few teens are impacted by bullying. although the stories that are tragic are played out more. i think there's something else going on here with a personality issue that we don't know about. >> perhaps. you know what's interesting? 6'5", 315 pounds and he can still be bullied. >> that's why i'm a little bit skeptical. he's an offensive lineman. 6'5". he's the bully on the field. so i find it hard to believe all a sudden he's a shrinking violet in the locker room. i think there's more to the story. even martin took to his facebook page. he said happy halloween. don't believe everything you read. teammates who seem to be supportive of him say, look, he has person

that's great. >> jealous, greg? >> i'm just ripping on him. >>> one of our favorite websites, real clear politics, they have a new feature called morning commute where they pick somebody randomly, usually somebody from politics and they drive them around and they just talk with them during the commute. i had a chance to tell them one of my secrets from the white house, and here's a clip from it. check it out at realclearpolitics. >> what i've always loved about president bush is his ability to understand people and make sure people are at their best. he understood me better than i knew myself at the time because as i'm walking out, he says hey, by the way, i don't think you'd ever do this to me. and he nailed it. because that's what i was worried about was my relationship with him being affected by a book that was written by an insider. >> could you imagine driving and having somebody talk like that while you're driving just like that to giving you a story? >> and they're going to have more clips. and there's a hila

greg mcbride- of bankrate.com joins us via skype this morning. good morning greg. > >good morning angie. > >there are six fewer shopping days this year and retailers are getting crazy. is it working on the consumer? > >the consumer is really hemmed in by the fact that for so many people, their incomes haven't gone up. so their ability to spend and spend more i think is restrained quite a bit and that's why you're seeing retailers becoming even more competitive than they typically are this time of year. > >it's so agressive. i'm hearing reports of people trying to get higher credit limits just for the holidays. is that a good idea? > >no it's not. i think that's a warning sign. if you find yourself having to rely on credit to make those holiday expenditures that to me is a strong indicator that you need to ratchet back your holiday spending plans. the idea here is you want to have accumulated the cash or have the savings set aside to incur these expenses. you don't want a hangover of debt going into 2014. > >what about the credit card situation ou

. >> i don't even know if i can talk about this story, i'm so angry, greg. are you telling me that the bags under my eyes from my insomnia, screw you matt willstein, screw you everyone. >> maybe if you had screwed them, you would have been on the list. maybe that's how they got on the list. >> i would like to apologize to mediaite, and to dan abrams. >> who's not on the list that you think should be on the list? >> that's a dangerous question. >> you can't answer that. >> dana perino, she gets enough accolades, she's on enough lists. she doesn't have to be on the list. >> 49 people on the list i would take off and put you on it. >> no one on the blaze like will cane is on the list. >> there's the other nondescript white guy. i demand a recount, although sheryl atkinson is on there. she gives mrs. robinson -- big fan, very lovely lady. jedia was there, so they got a few things right. if you look like pacy from "dawson's creek" or maybe michael j fox from the '80s, apparently you get no love. >> jeddedia, you're not on the list. >> under my name it says that t

greg? >>> survivors of the philippines typhoon struggling to get some clean water, not to mention food. the u.s. military has been helping with relief efforts all night long. riots have halted the flow of some of the aid. hundreds of thousands of people are now entirely homeless after that deadly storm as the death toll continues to rise. >>> william longinette has more from the philippines. william? >> reporter: the president came to tacloban today to see the damage and said he would stay until things improve. as you mention the, there is no running water, no electricity and there's still dead bodies throughout the city. as for the fatalities, he blamed local officials for poor planning and no responsibility to himself for inadequate federal response. the mission is simple, getting supplies from here to there. accomplishing it is not. the first step is clearing roads so heavy equipment can begin cleaning up the mountain of debris still clogging the city, and electricity officials salvage w

>> greg, anything? he's talking in my ear. go ahead. >> no, i'm good, i'm good. >> you got nothing on this? >> no, i'm good. >> no crystal -- >> no, no. >> i'll excuse myself. >> you went to duke? >> i did. >> for a party? >> no. >> coming up, we're going to get that during t break. a rapper gets into the racial profiling debate. but does he have a clue about what it takes to be a cop? not so much. that debate is next on "the five." come on. oh! that's a lot of water up there. ♪ go. go. that's a nice shot. [ male announcer ] share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're grreat! medicare open enrollment. of year again. kellogg's frosted flakes. time to compare plans and costs. you don't have to make changes. buit never hurts to see if u can find bettoverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care la open enrollment ends december 7th. so now's the time. visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare . >>> live from the fox news extreme weather center. trac