. he gets the thing done. you got married down in florida. >> yes in palm beach in the church. >> hillary clinton, secretary of state former secretary of state hillary clinton and the president was there. >> yes. they were there what are your thoughts about that. >> that was different time. 2000 5. we were private citizens. he was not running for the office as he said. he was friends and got along with many, many people. so, i don't see anything wrong with that if there. >> have you ever socialized with them besides the wedding, with the clintons? >> no. >> any thoughts about secretary clinton and his opponent? well now we will see where it's getting into. we will see. i know my husband is strong, tough, great leader. and he will do what the country needs. >> so it's going to get probably pretty rugged, i imagine, between the two of them if they are both the candidates? >> yes. we will see. >> and that's okay with you? >> that's okay with me. nothing personal. it's all business. >> and coming up. presumptive republican presidential candidate donald trump's thoughts about his f

digits in most polls. as for the front runner, dond trump, we expect to see him in palm beach at 9:00 p.m. for a press conference tonight and three miles away, hillary clinton in west palm beach. she'll likely be celebrating a big victory. polls have her way ahead of bernie sanders in florida. back to you, gretchen. >> all right. abunch of number crunching there too. steef, thanks. let's go talk about hillary clinton, shall we. she's fighting to hold on her lead in other states. she was well ahead of the polls. that was before bernie sanders came closing in. now he's focussing on the states hoping to score more upset victories like last week in michigan. michael emanual live in phoenix, arizona. a lot of people are saying why are you in phoenix, arizona? >> legitimate question, gretchen. bernie sanders jumping ahead to here in phoenix to rally supporters and watch returns. sanders has been spending part of his primary day in chicago. he told supporters he's feeling optimistic in those five states. sanders have five rallies in four states and mocked hillary clinton without using her na

battle with a high-profile person. correspondent peter doocy is covering the trump transition from palm beach, florida. >> reporter: a future president and a former president are squabbling over an insult told to a small town newspaper. this morning, president-elect trump used his fwtwitter handleo write "bill clinton stated i called him after the election. wrong. he called me with a very nice congratulations. he doesn't know much, especially how to get people even with an unlimited budget out to vote in vital swing states and more. they focused on wrong states." with this pair of tweets, mr. trump is pushing back on a quote clinton gave to an upstate new york newspaper where he says this. "he doesn't know much. one thing he does know is how to get angry white men to vote for him." today, clinton conceded trump was actually right in one of his tweets and the newly elected president never dialed the 42nd president saying, "here's one thing @realdonaldtrump and i can agree on, i called him after the election." this back and forth follows weeks of democratic efforts to find a loophole that

west palm beach, florida. peter. peter: jon, president elect is playing golf with tiger woods, not far from mar-a-lago where he stays down here and woods "ed a game according to transition officials. he's obviously one of the most famous athletes in the world but mr. trump has a message for anybody trying to say that his upcoming inauguration is going lack star power, he says this, quote, the so-called a-list celebrities are all wanting ticks for inauguration, but look what they did for hillary, nothing, i want the people. he is concern not just about russia but also about terrorists and rogue nations and mr. trump is also saying he's ready to move on from the notoriously expensive f-35 fighter jet program tweeting that he wants boeing to come up alternative. he did meet with boeing and lockheed. seems like the boeing meeting went better than lockheed meeting. making decisions for somebody who has not been sworn in yet and his newly minted press secretary says he's not breaking protocol by not asking the president who is in office right now for permission. >> no, he's the president ele

in west palm beach where he will spend christmas with the family but aides say it will also be a working vacation. rich hudson joins us live from mobile, alabama. hey there. >> good afternoon, julie, and president-elect donald trump will be taking the sta

factor" "tip of the day," celebrating easter. palm sunday i went to mass in florida and the catholic church was half empty. no question, america has turned secular, so if you are a nonbeliever, how should you celebrate easter sunday besides have a nice dinner? let me make a suggestion. america was started because some brave men and women wanted freedom, which they believed back then was god's intention that man live free of oppression. on sunday, you might read something about judeo christian philosophy and how it was forged in america, how it influences everything we do, even today. our laws, everything we do. if you're not inclined to worship, then educate yourself. easter is a great time to do it. that is it for us today. please spout off about "the factor" from anywhere in the world. word of the day, do not be a pettifogger. please remember the spin stops here because we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight. belgium on high alert. and americans across europe are being warned their very safety may be at risk, as we learn isis may be deploying hundreds of fighter

palm to come up with that. >> we'll find out soon enough. >> jim i could do some digging and i could not find any where it said jimmy carter is a fruit. >> the hats and shirts and buttons were burned in a warehouse fire. >> an accidental warehouse fire? >> it was set in 1979 which was ironic. it was a your earlier. also you said trump came up with one other one and it was awful. >> i believe it was grab him in the -- >> mine was something like hillary's blunt. >> tom i don't think anybody is saying hillary is a great debate er. trump makes her look good somehow. it is an amazing achieve -- achievement. >> i flipped the channels and everyone is talking about hillary clinton. >> she is no where good at it. >> they say it though. >> that's the conspiracy. >> you said you had no idea where trump is going. >> it is an interesting experiment. >> i always said his biggest enemy is the transcript. you actually see -- in journalism we do a nice long quote of someone. it is a map into on you their brain works. it is an interesting way to do it. so a nice, long quote from trump is a map into an

have what it takes to go after hillary clinton in the arena. >> vice president of the and palm springs ric grenell who worked for four u.s. ambassador to the u.n. he is also a fox news contributor. rick, you were there at the ranell. so rick, you were there at the u.n. which of the candidates sold you the hardest, the best last night? >> look, i think kasich is doing a really good job on foreign policy. i think he's got some basic facts down. i think his critique of hillary on libya was fantastic. marco rubio always is solid. he really sees this vision. i'm still troubled by donald trump. look, when chris wallace tried to get him about facts on defense spending or marco rubio pushes him saying what do you mean you want to do more than water boarding? trump falls back to talking about polls and how he's up in a cnn poll. >> let's stay right here for a second. there is a difficult path for john kasich or a marco rubio to become the nominee, maybe ted cruz. but if donald trump is the nominee, are you concerned that he won't surround himself with the right people to fix some of the things

trump and $10 for cruz. when i interviewed donald trump in palm beach he brought you up as he often does when he talks of fox and said you never have anything nice to say about him. he said that some of the commentators, he did not say you, feels have a personal hatred for him. >> he feels that about everyone. if you ask him to evaluate anyone, and at the end of a column he was asked how do you feel about x and y and does and some are athletes, whatever, the answer is, yes, so and so he lies me, good guy. so and so, good friend, good guy. everything is in relation to how they fowl about him. so i am sure he feels that i -- i have absolutely no animus against him. i had in reason. if heap not a presidential candidate, i don't talk about him otherwise, i think he is out of his depth and obviously he is a good candidate and maybe he will win although i would be surprised but he would be very bad for the country. that is the only criterion which i judge him. >> for example when he give the speech to aipac, vowing support for israel and he said he is saying the necessary cliches. is that

us right now from palm beach, plflorida donald trump. mr. trump, congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> let me ask you this. if you, donald trump, were writing the headline about what you did yesterday in south carolina, what would that be? >> well, i mean, i had a win, so i guess you would say win, but we still have a little ways to go and we have very strong competition, very smart people, so let's see how it works. but i certainly have a lead and i had a great win and a great win the previous week in new hampshire, too. >> mr. trump, leading up to the primary there in south carolina, you took on a very beloved president there, george w. bush. you took on the pope in some respects, and, you know, your supporters said even though it snowed a little bit, it didn't seem to bother them. they came out in droves for you. why are you defying political odds? >> i just pointed out the war in iraq was the worst disaster. we destabilized the entire middle east, we spent trillions and trillions of dollars. we could have rebuilt our country, and it was a horrible decision. thousands of li

like a son. >> just because trump speaks simply it is not that it is simple. palm are saying if you use big words you must be smarter than everyone else, but mark twain wrote they seventh grade level and trump speaks clearly and thoughtfully. what trump is doing is laying down a negotiation strategy. he said if you want to play hard with me, great. i'll play hard with you. we are not used to that direct confrontational tone of voice and that's what we need in the next president of the united states. >> we better get used to it. moving on, trump is not the only candidate whose allies are concerned. aides to hillary clinton are concerned about her stubbornness. there are a number of supporters who want her to give a different answer so that even if it doesn't put it to bed it sound more sincere. answers like this report cutting it. answers like this aren't cutting it. >> my answers are truthful and what i have said is consistent with what i have told the american people. there were decisions discussed and made to classify retroactively certain of the e-mails. >> he said the exact opposite

is being conducted at least in part from palm beach where a short time ago president-elect donald trump used twitter to congratulate vladimir putin for dismissing those u.s. sanctions imposed by mr. obama. the russian president said he is not really going it bother to respond until he sees how mr. trump handles all of t

. in the one case mr. trump was being fined on daily basis by the city or county of palm beach, florida because he dared want to raise the flag at 80 feet. >> way past what the limit was. so he was penalized for that. and the city settled and said, gee, if you just write a check for $100,000 to a veteran's charity, which got that money, from the foundation, then the lawsuit will go away. so, let's make very clear to the viewers a veterans charity received $100,000 because of that. i'm sure that they benefited from it. and i want to make it clear because this is in direct contrast to the clinton foundation. there is no one in the trump family, including in trump, who takes a salary or benefits from the trump foundation. there is no permanent staff. there is no overhead. and that foundation for years, for decades, for many, many years, the only donor was mr. donald j. trump. >> we have got to run here, kellyanne. >> i just want people to have the facts. >> yeah, we appreciate you addressing it. thank you as always for acoming on. donald trump's path for victory in battleground states grow

of today. today is palm sunday. the cuban people are very religious. you can see this when the pope comes to visit. you can see the outpouring of support and emotion. the castro brothers are communists. so of course they welcome the idea that barack obama would come on a palm sunday. it's -- the insult is to the pooub cuban people. maybe nobody in the white house realized it was palm sunday, which would tell you something. or maybe they did, which would tell you something else. to me it goes downhill from there. the president said initially he would not be to cuba until there was an improvement from the human rights climate there. not only has there not been an improvement. things have been going in the wrong direction. more people have been put in jail than have been released. from the cuban point of view, from the koss troe brothers point of view, this whole thing is simply to get an economic lifeline because of the troubles that venezuela, formerly under the chavez regime had given to them. it parallels what happened in the 1990s when they needed an economic lifeline when the for

washington post was that he built a flag pole for the american flag that was too high for a city code in palm beach. he was fined a large amount. the fines went up to about $100,000. they settled with an agreement he would give $100,000 to a veteran's charity. he did it with his own charity money and not with his personal funds. that's probably not going to really fire. >> people will be more excited about the higher flag pole and appreciate it. >> yes. a symbol of his patriotism. >> and another pressure cooker found in new york city. an update on that breaking news coming up next. stay with us. ♪"all you need is love" plays my eyelove is making something unexpected. my eyelove is girls' night out. my eyelove is the september issue. eyelove is all the things we love to do with our eyes. but it's also having a chat with your eye doctor about dry eyes that interrupt the things you love. because if you're using artificial tears often and still have symptoms, it could be chronic dry eye. go to myeyelove.com and feel the love. >>> this is a fox news >>> this is a fox news alert. a pressure cooke

like american diplomacy is being conducted at least in part from palm beach where a short time ago president-elect donald trump used twitter to congratulate vladimir putin for dismissing those u.s. sanctions imposed by mr. obama. the russian president said he is not really going it bother to respond until he sees how mr. trump handles all of this. leaving the president-elect to tweet great move on delay by v. putin i always knew he was very smart. we will press two key trump allies whether it's a good idea to appear so cozy with a leader in russia who rules with an iron fist. but we'll also explore mr. obama's fading power. today he was even dissed by the british with whom we are said to have a special relationship diplomatically. now apparently not so special. british prime minister theresa may unexpectedly scolded secretary of state john kerry saying it was inappropriate to spend so many time attacking israel earlier this week. that was widely seen as a sign that even the british are done with the obama years and waiting for the trump administration to get going. major developmen

to smuggle more than $282,000 in cash in his backpack. the employee was stopped this weekend at palm beach international airport after security , after clearing security. he told investigators he was being paid up to $1000 to give the backpack to an unknown person inside an airport restroom. he allegedly didn't do drop-offs for this for about a year and earning nearly $4000, he near now faces a single charge of illegal money transfer. heather: breaking now, north korea has fired a short range missile over the ocean à according to south korea's news agency. it is the latest in a series of missile launches by the regimes leader. north korean government media described launches as a response to un sanctions for its nuclear tests. ginny logan is following the story from our london bureau and has more. >> hi heather. the south korean military says north korea fired this short range missile from its east coast. it flew around 120 miles northeast. it is not clear exactly where it landed or what type of missile was used but this follows a series of tests by north korea of short-range and me

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club, a very exclusive club in palm beach, florida. but it is also a meeting point where he's had a chance to gather today with the chairman of boeing and the chairman of lockheed martin and apparently extract concessions out of each and potentially both to scale back some defense contracts which according to many people close to donald trump were looking outrageous including a $4.2 billion air force one contract that apparently has been peeled back a little bit. in the case of lockheed martin the very pricey f-35 defense contract that apparently is also being kind of scaled back a little bit. and all of this as we're getting word that the president-elect is going to be naming carl icahn, to takeover artist extraordinary, multibillionaire doing just that, buying undervalued assets and turning those companies around, selling them in pieces or in whole and mr. icahn would play a central place in the chairman and exchange commission appointee. as frequent guest on this show. mr. icahn said the problem isn't the taxes as high as they are in this country, it's the regulations that make i

terrible incident until now. >> let's roll -- i think we have some sound from donald trump in palm beach talking about the attack. then i will go to you, dana. >> it's interesting. merkel was saying, you know, she wanted -- everybody has their own -- they want to be right. he said, see, i was right about this. she wanted to be right and say that this wasn't a muslim. right? >> yeah. she was hoping -- >> they both -- he points out, he was right. >> but i do -- i think he is right on the messaging. i think -- when he says -- i think we will see what sort of changes are made in terms of not just the vetting of people coming in but the wholesale influx of refugees that are coming in as eric had last night governor scott walker on from wisconsi governors basically, they have to inherit whatever is sent their way in terms of refugees. there's a movement amongst the nation's governors to say, wait, we should be able to have a say in that. i think it's understandable given germany's history and its general leftist politics that they keep trying it atone for their past. one of the ways i th

trump force one down to palm beach, dropped off the families and flew to orlando and we have learned that they have touched down in orlando, another 35 minutes of traffic to get here. probably closer to 8:00, 7:45 when president-elect trump is expected to take the stage. >> the christmas trees behind me that's definitely the theme of the holiday spirit and it does look like donald trump will be spending the holidays in mar-a-lago from here all the way to january 3rd with air restrictions and boating restrictions around his resort. we expect to hear from trump and seven other thank you rallies like lower corporate taxes, personal income taxes, increase enforcement of existing immigration laws and beef them up, do a better job of screening immigrants who may have sympathies to terror and of cour guarantee you, you will hear him get this crowd screaming when he says we will build that wall. he's been making that promise at every one of these rallies. this has the 8th perhaps biggest thank you rally. if he was going to have any chance on winning, he got them and that led to what happened

." i'm ed henry in for tucker. you are looking at mar-a-lago in palm beach, florida. we're awaiting a possible appearance from president-elect donald trump that could come later this hour. earlier he commented on the economy as well as his anger at the united nations over that anti-israeli resolution. will the president-elect weigh in more directly on israel? we'll find out and take you there live as soon as we get more definitive word. in the meantime prime minister benjamin netanyahu is not mincing any words do not need to be lectured by president obama and his cabinet. now the war of words is growing a little bit more personal tonight. netanyahu posted this to facebook a photo of then

, there she is, casey anthony is now, quote, bored with her life. the 30-year-old lives in west palm beach florida five years after she was found not guilty of murdering her 2-year-old little girl caley. when she's low on cash she stages photos for the paparazzi and sells them to the media. >>> lawyers for bohbe bergdahl s he's not being treated fairly. >>> the head of the fbi says hillary clinton was careless but not criminal in her handling of private e-mail servers so how did the mainstream media spin that? >> the fbi decision that could have derailed a campaign. the fbi director's scathing words calling hillary clinton's e-mail extremely careless but did she dodge a bullet? >> hillary clinton got some very welcome news today from the head of the fbi. >> this was the biggest day of hillary clinton's presidential campaign since she locked up the democratic nomination. >> well, that's some of the stuff on cbs. sort it all out from the media research center. dan joseph. dan, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> we heard the guy at nbc saying hillary clinton got some welcom

the state of florida, we'll do it again today with two events and tomorrow in west palm beach. making the case that hillary clinton is weak on national security, particularly on cybersecurity, pointing to the hacked e-mails. also, the connections between the clinton campaign and the department of justice over the whole e-mail scandal, reaching out to people in the state of florida last night saying that they better vote for donald trump or else, saying that he'll be disappointed if they don't. listen to this. >> i'm a little disappointed because hillary hasn't created a job and i've created thousands of jobs in florida. thousands. i mean, at doral, i have over a thousand people working. we've created a lot of jobs. if you guys don't vote me as the victor, i'm going to be very angry at you. >> reporter: donald trump also saying, hey, if you don't vote for me as president, all of those rallies will disappear, suggesting if he does become president, he'll continue with the big political rallies. he does seem to like them. the real clear politics average of polls has got hillary c

palm bay, florida is phil keating. >> reporter: we're on the outskirts of melbourne and from melbourne up to cape canaveral, that is the latest targeted bullseye zone of where the eye is likely going to be making impact in the wee hours of tomorrow, anywhere between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. it's supposed to be very very bad. where we're standing here on the indian river, you can see the palm trees are pick pg up. these are wind speeds undoubtedly hitting 50 miles an hour. by the time it gets to its peak power potential and impact here along the coast in brevard county, we're expecting that hurricane matthew will be dropping 110, maybe a little stronger winds mar inland. further west, i-95 corridor, the hurricane wind speeds extends 60 miles in all directions from the hurricane eye and the storm surge is projected to be anywhere between 7 and 11 feet. and that means not only will the barrier islands across the intercoastal here -- you can still see there's lights on the barrier islands out there. so electricity remains in effect up here. that's a great thing because it's very miserable d

bryant has been declared brain dead a day after being shot in a car along interstate 95 in west palm beach glo florida. it is a homicide and they are searching for witnesses. bryant started his college career in notre dame and transferred to the university of alabama at girling ham last year. >>> being a stay at home mom is a job of its own. the idea for mothers looking to get back into the work force may seem daunting. cheryl casone is the author of a new book "the come back how today's moms reenter the workplace successfully. she spoke with a number of mothers after having children. great to have you here. >> great to have you here as well. it is such a big topic. yesterday was mother's day. today should be about getting moms jobs. many are looking to get back into the work force. one of the things a lot of moms told me is they felt insecure. that was the main theme. my first tip leaving security and guilt at home. once they got back in they realized it was hard work. >> it is a matter of going and doing it. >> several moms used social media to get their network and stay within tha

polls has clinton leading slightly over donald trump. 46.6 to 44.8. earlier here outside palm beach. clinton noted the stakes are incredibly high, will work as hard as she can between now and election day. she also suggested after listening to donald trump on the campaign trail, that he's never read the constitution. >> forhe did back in school, he certainly doesn't remember it and he doesn't understand, it is the most important founding document for the longest lasting, greatest democracy in the history of the world. >> hillary clinton on day two of her tour of florida. senator bill nelson an ally says she'll be back here on saturday and finally for our friend from florida, we had to send you a little surf and a palm tree, shannon. >> you did it beautifully, mike, we miss you. come back. >> reporter: thank you. thank you. >> thanks. >> reporter: see you soon. >>> leaders at the clinton campaign struggling to find a good explanation which when news of her private e-mail server was revealed. the dramatic details exposed in wikileaks e-mails from the accounts of campaign chairman john

>> one resident thinks they are false chinch bugs from a nearby palm tree plantation. they don't seem to hurt anything or any hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. this is "the real story" today. for the next primary battle looming out there, senator cruz trying to gain ground in delegate-rich pennsylvania. we are also just minutes away from a donald trump rally taking place in indianapolis. and hillary clinton is talking gun violence in philly. >>> fox team coverage for you. fox news sunday anchor chris wallace, co-anchor bill hemmer here in new york. jeff, you're in indianapolis. people are wondering today why trump is in indiana while contests in pennsylvania, connecticut and others are first, they're next week. >> reporter: well, it is generally thought, gretchen, that he's going to do pretty well in these east coast states. but indiana, california, two states that could really be up for grabs. 57 delegates here. important to note, these 57 delegates have already been chosen by party apparatus and not very friendly to trump perhaps. and consequently, if he doesn't get past the

. hard to say. john roberts in palm beach florida now. it's a little cold where you were before. >> from the snows of detroit michigan to the beautiful sunshine and partly cloudy south florida it's a very nice change and we hope to be here for awhile yet. why are you there in florida today? isn't all the action going on elsewhere. i'll tell you at the end of this so stay tuned. let's take a look at where they are. you have a primary. it's the only one today in louisiana with 46 delegates up for grabs. you also have caucuses in kansas and kentucky. 40 and 46 available there and 23 delegates available at a caucus in maine. donald trump poised to do very well for today but he has run afoul of conservatives for cancelling an appearance at the cpac convention at washington d.c. there's an election today. we want to campaign in kansas. it's an important state but officials saying trump didn't want to answer questions at the convention. listen. >> i think they figured that the leading candidate should be able to come and speak as long as they wanted to speak but not have to answer questions and

state as mr. trump leads in the polls as far as 15% and 18%. john roberts is live in west palm beach with the very latest about this contest. hey, john. >> reporter: good evening to you from the trump international golf club where he is hoping to make a victory speech. when it comes to the florida battle and that will come up on march 15th rubio campaign is playing down the importance of his state suggesting if marco rubio were to lose he'll stay in the race. rubio saying on the campaign trail if necessary he'll get into his pickup truck and drive across the country to pick up votes and delegates. not only is rubio facing donald trump he's facing ted cruz who is now making a late play for florida opening up ten offices here, trying to take away some of the votes that rubio might be getting. as donald trump continues to hammer rubio on the campaign trail ted cruz suggests if he doesn't win his home state he needs to bow out. >> little marco rubio, a total disaster. he's a disaster. he's a nasty guy, saying nasty things and, you know, we hit him hard. we hit him hard. little nasty guy.

the state's attorney will file charges? >> i don't. i actually live in the county just north of palm beach county where this incident occurred and although he's an elected democrat, i think they are going to have a really hard time here with intent. i mean, cory at some point had to have some intent to cause harm and he's got six or seven different ways out of this. he's going to say we didn't know who she was, he could say she might have been -- had something in her hand, i might have seen something. i think they are going to have a really tough time proving any kind of intent to harm. >> well, i don't know that that is relevant to the florida statute. it really is the intent to touch. but the question is whether or not it was done with, you know, for anything other than his protecting donald trump. anyway, thanks so much for being with us tonight. >>> still ahead, the national border patrol union tells me why they are backing donald trump. plus, we talk terror. it's true what they say. technology moves faster than ever. the all-new audi a4, with apple carplay integration. incredibl

john f. kennedy pause obama is doing the -- perhaps the palm larr thing but just completely turning his legacy on its ear in cuba. >> my winner hillary clinton for the same reason you picked donald trump which is she put the race away this week all across the board. loser wonderful d.c. metro. if you want to talk about things breaking down and it's only going to get worse, i fear, for our future here in d.c. >> iran, launched blah b.a.istic missiles, russians protecting them there will be no snap-back solutions. ' paper and nature shows that plants adapt to warmer temperatures boy releasing five times less cot than thought. this gives lie to the idiotic idea that climate change is a settled science. >> all right. i just have one loser and that's half of my staff for their bracket. phil vogel's bracket in the ncaa tournament, it is horrific. and he picked michigan state to go all the way and a lot of them and it's really sad here. anyway, that's it. that's it for the panel. stay tuned for your friday feedback. >>> now it's time for friday feedback. virginia man who joined and left is

book about the things that matter most, and he didn't mean politics. the palm on 19th street, one of washington's legendary power scenes. and you know you're lunching with one of d.c.'s power players if his caricature's on the wall. >> i got one other scenario for you. >> and today charles krauthammer is holding forth on the nuances of power. >> oh, i can't wait to hear this. i know where this is going. >> not the political power of the white house 10 blocks away. he's talking about the washington nationals and whether they can power a late-season playoff run. >> the nats finish 14-2, one game ahead of cincinnati. >> right. >> and werth is the mvp. >> i was wondering where he was going. harper, desmond. but werth. >> i think charles and i are both people who write about politics to support our baseball habits. >> noted conservative columnist and newly minted fox news contributor george will has written two books on baseball. do you remember when you first met charles? >> i think it was 1982 because he was then with the new republic and wrote a cover story on me. so i said, "interesti

time we will see the first bit of hurricane force winds around west palm beach and hug the coast all night long tomorrow night by the time we get towards friday morning. we will keep you posted here at fox news right now back to "hannity." >> hillary clinton had a private server in her home that had classified information on it about drones -- >> this is not a nation. donald trump is committed to restoring borders of this nation -- >> governor how would the millions of undocumented immigrant leave? would they be forced to be moved? >> we would know more p if hillary clinton would turn over the 33,000 e-mails she refused -- >> senator tim kaine, if you had intelligence -- >> with the clinton foundation -- >> senator kaine. >> donald trump created tens of thousands of jobs and paid payroll-tsh. >> senator i will give you 30 second to respond and i have a question on hillary clinton -- >> all right. that is last night's vp debate moderator and joining u fox news contributor editor and chief national syndicated radio host. as annoying as kaine was, every time pence is making a good point

to put themselves in bikinis and then can't believe palm will comment. >> how dare they? >> you sill that you ties with with -- you sympathize with the commenters? >> i love trolls. >> merry christmas. >> christopher han, she is a beautiful woman. >> i like her both ways. i think she is fantastic. >> isolate that. >> she needs to find that enough is enough pledge. >> even when she was a plus sized model she was thinner than most people i meet outside new york city. let's be clear here. >> another slap from a democrat. kennedy, look, what is to be learned from all of this. >> play your own game. if you want to be skinny, be skinny. if you want to have some curves, have some curves. if you want to be a troll you have curves in all of the wrong places. she has them in the right places. she is a lucky human. she is genetically blessed and so perfectly proportioned. if i could look that way i would. >> body shame yourself? >> but i am allowed to do that. >> let me shame myself. >> bonnie, she -- you know, she became a hero to people who were bigger. so i guess that's the risk, right? now

every day all theáu time. >> you got married down in florida. >> yes in palm beach on the church. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton and president of the united states bill clinton was there. >> yes. they were there. >> how was that. >> 2005 was different time. private citizens. he was not for the office as he said. he was friends get along with many, many people. i don't see anything wrong with that. >> have you ever socialized with them besides the wedding with the clintons? >> no, no. >> any thoughts about secretary clinton as his opponent? >> >> well, now we will see where it's getting into. we will see. >> i know my husband is strong, tough, great leader and he will do what the country needs. >> so it's going to get probably pretty rugged, i imagine, between of two of them if they were both the candidates. >> yes, we will see. >> and that's okay with you? >> that's okay with me. it's nothing personal. it's all business. >> and ever wondered what a9l billionaire's penthouse looks like? wonder no more. melania trump takes you on a tour. that's next. plus her husband

to this. colorado, that includes being dead. palm shell local news investigation row veelg dead men and women have been casting ballots for years. state voting officials say they have to follow strict criteria to remove names from voting roles and minor errors can lead to mistaken votes. >> all dead people vetted democrat by the way. you thought this was bad. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo. >> about? >> aleppo. >> and what is aleppo? >> you're kidding? >> no. >> aleppo is in syria. >> you can't get enough of this, tucker. >> of course, msnbc decided to have libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson back for another interview. how could you not? he is the guest of the century. here is the interview from thursday night. watch. this people would recognize that there is another choice and that there would be an examination of me and bill weld as who we are and what we have done. and based on that. i could hold my tongue for the whole debate and not say anything. >> lock at her bounce backward. >> what is happening there? >> we have conclusive evidence that m

king of debt is obama palm and austan goolsbee. austan was in the white house. took us 230 years to get $10 trillion of debt and barack obama doubled it to 20 in eight years. what donald trump wants to do, okay, this debt discussion, we're either raise taxes or cut spending to solve the debt crisis. no, no, what you do, you double the growth rate and generate trillions of dollars of revenues and, millions of jobs and that is what donald trump is bringing. a different mind-set. >> magic beanstalk beans is exactly his plan. jenna: you're both talking. viewers just seeing the debt clock run. >> it is on austan goolsbee watch. >> magic bean talk. jenna: let's have you both back to talk more about it. peter, austan, great to have you. >> thank thank you. jon: so both candidates were asked last night if they would support the eventual winner of presidential election. our next guest has been correctly predicting winner more than 30 years. his choice ahead. >> you have to judge us, who can shoulder immense awesome responsiblities of presidency. who can put into action the plans that will ma

. and today nontravel related case in palm beach county. we do an investigation to see if there is local transmission. to date, we have a case of 43 cases that are nontravel related in the entire state. 60 million tourist this year. two areas both in miami-dade county and half a square mile where there is local transmission. but we have not sewn any new cases in two weeks. and just announced miami beach. one-half square mile where we believe this were five cases of local transmission. we do mosquito abatement and here's what is frustrating. the federal government is not been a partner. i have request in cvc. we need more zika test kits. they only gave us a portion of the last ones. and we need more lab support from the cvc. and 10000 kits for pregnant women. >> let me stop you. what you are saying. having accurate data is crucial and imperative. are are you dependent on the federal government to know what is happening in the state of florida? >> we have some individuals that come down from the cvc, no, we are doing our own. we have tested over 30000 mosquitoes and haven't found any

in palm springs. 110 in las vegas. 120 in phoenix. meteorologists expect more triple-digit temperatures. this is a record heat wave, especially troubling considering those fires. in early june temperatures reached as high as 117 in phoenix. can you see now 120. but perhaps, as they say, it's a dry heat. not sure if that helps. >>> dtonald trump is home in ne york taking a break from the campaign trail after two rallies on the west coast. the presumptive republican nominee is dismissing efforts by some delegates and operatives to block him from getting the official nomination at the convention. he is calling the move, quote, illegal. elizabeth prann joins us with the latest campaign news. >> you're right, presumptive nominee sddonald trump is pushi back that as reports emerge that coalition delegates are trying to block trump from getting the gop nomination. they say they're urging, quote, a conscious clause. house speaker paul ryan made headlines this week when he told republicans not to betray their conscience when it comes to backing their party's presidential nominee. pe

. >> coming across the twitter, palm beach post and kig. couple of women say trump groped them. one more recently, one 13 years ago. the one in florida, palm beach, saying this happened down in florida and she told friends and family at the time and then she decided to come forward when she saw donald trump at the debate deny that he had ever followed through on what he described in that tape with billy bush. and, again, none of these women, i think it's important to point out, went to the authorities at the these women -- i think it's important to point out, went to the authorities at the time. but the political problem at the very least that donald trump has is he's on tape saying this is how he treats women. this is what he does to women and here are now four women today saying, indeed, that is what he did to me. >> compounding this and something we haven't talked about is the issue which he bragged to howard stern about his ability as the owner of the miss usa pageant to wander into dressing rooms where pageantless were getting dressed, half naked. >> someone said fully naked. >> ful

down there. how is that going? >> it's amazing. the party has been amazing. we're in palm beach. it has been so amazing and it is great to be with my family. i have a wonderful family. and tell you what. we're very proud of them. i'm very, very proud of my family. >> fantastic. how about, donnie and eric have been so helpful. they've been going out helping with the campaign. of course, ivanka as well. and they've come on tv and on fox to talk about you. do they have any thoughts or reflections on your candidacy? and what you can offer the country? >> well, i'll let ivanka give that a shot. they want to know if you have any feelings as to my candidacy and what i can offer to the country. >> well, i think -- it's a little distracting with this in the back ground but i think my father is incredible. i've seen him my whole entire life. as a child and an executive working alongside him. nobody will do better at creating a jobs in this country which is so important to the vitality of the whole system. from a jobs perspective, from a strength perspective, and just generally creating a brand fo

, dr. ben carson is going to join donald trump on the stage in palm beach and say that i have looked over the field of remaining candidates. i'm going with trump. had you reached out to dr. carson and how do you feel about his endorsement? >> well, i spoke to him on the day that they announced that he would be suspending his campaign and we had a good conversation. and i don't think we -- i don't remember speaking since then. but everyone going to get endorsements in this race. i have more than my fair share of endorsement, multiple governor, south carolina's governor, new mexico, north carolina. we have a great group of people that have endorsed us. we have most -- i have more senate endorsements than anybody else. a lot of congressional members have endorsed me. it shows you can bring people together. everyone is going to get their share of endorsements. i respect ben carson very much. he made what he thought was the right decision. i don't think that's how voters will make their decisions here in florida. look, i think a growing number of florida voters have realized that even the

. >> it soaks like a scene from a movie. thanks to this heaven signal made of palm leaves, a u.s. navy patrol was able to rescue three castaways stranded on an uninhabited pacific island. they were marooned for three days 2,000 miles from hawaii until the navy spotted the sailors waving life jackets in front of the makeshift sign. the men say their poet was hit by a massive wave and capsized shortly after they left a nearby island. wow. they are lucky to be alive. >>> and that is all the time we have. of course, make sure you watch president obama sits down with chris wallace. you must tune in for that. fox news sunday tomorrow. and tune in at 7:00 o'clock. i'll be back for the fox report. the five is next >>> hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." it was a showdown no one expected to see at a rally for hillary clinton yesterday. former president bill clinton was in philly stumping for his wife and had a dramatic run-in with some black lives matters protesters. they were upset about an anti-crime bill that he signed while in office.

. garrett thuney joins us from palm beach with more on that story. what can you tell us? >> israeli leaders indicated this is a good different they're looking for under president-elect trump. leading up to this vote earlier this week, president-elect trump issued a statement on thursday criticizing the u.s.'s decision not to defend israel in this vote and previewing as well, how some of those changes may look like under his administration. his statement reads in part, as the united states has long maintained peace between the israels and the palestinians will only come through direct negotiations between the parties and not through the imposition of terms by the united nations. this puts israel in a very poor negotiating position and is extremely unfair to all israelis. on the same day, mr. trump also pointed to another possible change in u.s. policy when he suggested the u.s. nuclear arsenal needs an update, tweeting the united states must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability until such time the world comes to its senses regarding nukes. that came after russian president vl

the palming in -- in paris in november, too we know if he is talking now in paris and any way provoked his arrest? has it been confirmed provoke this or not? >> it does seem that it did provoke it and, again, you go back to that note written on the computer. actually, it was audio note on that computer found in the garbage can from ibrahim el-bakraoui. he felt investigators were closing in on him. he seemed to reference the arrest from last friday connected to the paste attacks. you do have those connections there and it does seem there was a frenzy of activity. the people out here felt like the investigators were closing in on them and that's why they chose to act when they did. >> all right, secretary john kerry, secretary of state john kerry is in brussels. what is he doing? what are we learning from him? >> largely he said that he was here to express condolences. what we heard from himg speaking with greg palkot today is that he believes some of the activity that you are seeing from isis in europe and in other places is a result of the fact that they are losing so much real estate

you think they're trying to undermined you? heather: peter doocy live for us in palm beach, florida. peter is the president-elect proposing a quick fix at the once he is worn in? reporter: no, heather. the president-elect is describing the united nations as an institution that causes problems instead of solving problems. he suggests this 193-member body favors america's enemies over america's friends. >> i'm very, very strong on israel. i think israel has been treated very, very unfairly by a lot of different people. look at resolutions in the united nations. take a look what's happened. they are up for 20 reprimands and other nations that are horrible places, horrible places, that treat people horribly, haven't even been reprimanded. reporter: the president-elect says the united nations is a waste of time and money unless it lives up to its potential but he says it does have potential. heather this. heather: another big issue, rush that. what thus does the president-elect think about possible punishment for russia about possibly interfering with the american election? reporter: he

people were injured. this accident happened near palm springs earlier today. the highway patrol says the bus was going much faster than the truck when it hit the vehicle from behind. traffic had been slowing down because of a maintenance crew was working on the highway there. >>> president obama's defense chief ash carter is getting a firsthand look at the battle to retake mosul. the key iraqi city under isis control. he visited today. conner powell reports, isis may be giving up some ground but it is not giving up. troops continue to move closer to the isis held city of mosul. militants however, doing everything they can to resist, burning sulfur to create a big black cloud over the battlefield. lacing roads and buildings with ieds and sending suicide bombers to attack coalition forces. still, one by one, the towns on the outstirts of mosul are falling. today, kurdish peshmerga forces liberated a village just eight miles from mosul. civilians recently freed by iraqi security forces describe the horrors of living under the control of isis. we were petrified, this woman said. we were

voting block, donald trump today took the stage in west palm beach to fight back. >> these vicious claims about me of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false. they are pure fiction and they are outright lies. these events never, ever happened. >> reporter: in the past 24 hours, five women have come forward to say trump touched them inappropriately. one a "people" magazine reporter. another, a photographer assistant who says he grabbed her buttocks. a beauty pageant contestant who said he kissed her on the lips. a woman in new york who claims frump did the same thing to her. and a woman who said he globed her on a flight. >> it was a shock when all of a sudden his hands were all over me. i hesitate to use this expression, but i'm going to. that is, he was like an octopus. it was like he had six arms. he was all over the place. >> reporter: "entertainment tonight" added another hot mike moment. catching donald trump in 1992 talking to 10-year-olds in trump tower. >> you are going up the escalator? i will be dating her in ten years. >> reporter: he portrayed