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

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

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

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

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

." 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

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

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

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

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

is something that needs to be revisited. peter has more on that part of this story from west palm beach. >> the united state e united na their job seriously. boast on the ability to take action of issues confronting humanity. the next u.s. president doesn't think their job is that complicated. twitter the united nations has such great potential. right now just a club for people to get together, talk, and have a good time. so sad. that's not the only shot he's taken at the international organization since american diplomats sat silently by while others on the security counsel passed a resolution that hurts our closest allies in the middle east. israel. the president elect suggests he has the power to slow administration down, but not stop them t. big loss yesterday for israel and united nations will make it much harder to negotiate peace. too bad, but we'll get it done anyway. now conservatives see an opportunity to draw upon his experience with manhattan real estate. >> it's an organization that exacerbates tensions. i think that's good in real estate in downtown new york city and

it's been exactly two years since the islamic state declared its caliphate and today's palming is just the latest in a series of attacks to tear through turkey. trace gallagher has the details for us. trace? two. >> years, shep, since the caliphate and 2014 since then, turkey has been rocked by a series of suicide bombings. and while there does not appear to be a pattern, the attacks are certainly becoming more frequent. today was the seventh attack this year, including areas of istanbul that are popular with person tourists. in fact, in january, at least 10 german tourists were killed in a suicide bombing in istanbul's square one of the city's primary shopping and dining areas. isis is believed to have been responsible for that attack. a month later 28 people killed in a many booing that targeted military vehicles in ankara. kurdish. detonated a car bomb bus stop turkish capital killing 37. six days later what was then thought to be a isis suicide bomberrer blew himself up killing four people. earlier this month another car bomb by kurdish rebels in istanbul killed 11 people. all of t

the killer's father, seddique mateen, cheering her on. mateen was spotted by a west palm beach television station who later interviewed him as a held up a yellow banner stating that clinton was good for national security and gun control laws. watch. >> clinton is good for united states versus donald trump. i was invited by democratic party. >> just like come support hillary, just a regular chain e-mail or a personal invitation? >> so it came out -- i'm a member. so as a member, i get the invitation. so it's nothing particular about it. >> well, the clinton campaign quickly tried to distance itself from the issue saying, quote, the rally was a 3,000-person open door event for the public. this individual wasn't invited as a guest, and the campaign was unaware of his attendance until after the event. today mrs. clinton was asked about mateen's attendance, and she ignored the question. watch it again. >> secretary clinton, should your campaign have known that omar mateen's father was at your campaign rally yesterday? secretary clinton, do you have time for a question? >> thank you

australia, he's back spotlighting bad guys from us. he joins us from palm beach, florida. australia, palm beach. what's next, rio? are we going to have to do remote from rio next week? >> just living the dream, bill, thank you very much. >> associated press reports a bunch of done dealers moving to colorado, getting into marijuana because it's legal to grow it, and exporting it all over the u.s. makes sense. who's the villain besides the deal sners >> the villains are the done dealers who are taking advantage of colorado's legalized marijuana. they're shipping it out of state for big money. you grow it in colorado, where it is legal. you get it out of state. it's easy to get it out of state. you take it to someplace else. you sell it with no tax. it's illegal, high prices, big money to be made. and the villains are these done dealers who are exploiting colorado's situation and making big money at it, too. >> i see another villain, but i want to give you this piece of information. there's a guy in denver, he puts 100 pot-filled fedex packages together and sends them to buffalo, new y

. he hires foreign people to work at his resort in palm beach rather than americans. and that he inherited his wealth. he is basically saying he is not a tough guy. he is not what he says he is. he is a phoney. i don't know if that's going to work. the main point i would make, bill, is why didn't he bring this up months ago? you wait until four days? >> he wanted to do whatÑt you just suggested. i think in the beginning rubio in particular and some of the other candidates want to do do policy. they got nowhere. trump gets stronger and stronger and stronger. this is the last gasp. we can't keep doing. i have got to get attention. this is attention getter for marco rubio. gets him on social media and on the news as i pointed out. people don't know who rubio and cruz and kasich are. we think because we are in the business, that everybody knows what we know. it's a very small window that watches television news or even reads the newspaper anymore. so i guess rubio's advisors say hey, look, you have got to start throwing these bombs because we need you to move up in the polls rapidly

? joining us now from palm beach, florida, incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus. thank you so much. big important day, reince. mr. chairman, let me put that correctly. mr. chairman, big important day. glad to have you. so, the president-elect's reaction to president obama, the lame duck president with just 21 days left to go. slapping sanctions on russia. where are you guys? >> well, i mean, the president-elect put out a statement and he said, look, it's time to move on to bigger and better things. but, also, nevertheless, we're going to be meeting and he is going to be meeting with intelligence officials next week. to talk about this report. and find out the details of exactly what happened, how the investigation took place. and maybe at that time or maybe later he'll have a response. but right now we're just not in a position to sit here and respond to all of these details before we have a full blown intelligence report on this particular matter. >> so he is going to sit and look for the evidence. a lot of us on the right have been saying where is the evidence? we understand

. correspondent peter doocy is live at the trump resort in palm beach, florida. hello, peter. >> >> good evening, doug. the president-elect's first order of business after thanksgiving was naming two officials to top posts to reveal a lot about the direction mr. trump plans to take the government. >> the next white house now has a top lawyer and a deputy national security advisor. the president-elect made former fec commissioner dom mcgan for rewriting rules literally to white house counsel. is he said to know a lot about government ethics making him asset to incoming president to pledges to drain the swamp. mr. trump made k.t. mcfarland a major critic of the obama administration anti-terror strategy who has been in the pentagon under reagan deputy national security advisor. until earlier today mcfarland was a fox news contributor. earlier this week. fk far land outlined the dangerous international chess board awaiting the next president. >> whether it's china, russia, iran, north korea, radical islam. they all -- a new president always gets tested but all these countries are lining up t

day at the mar-a-lago club in palm beach. levin: 2005? trump: yeah. that was very nice. levin: what attracted you to melania? trump: well, she's a very, very good person. very kind. great mother. unbelievable mother. and we had a very immediate attraction, absolutely. levin: she is stunning. but there's gotta be more than that for it to last this long. trump: look, beauty is, you know, a very nice thing, but after the first hour, you still have to talk to somebody. but no, she's been--she's been terrific. levin: she is kind of a traditional wife... trump: totally. levin: and it seems like that suits you. trump: i think it does. it does. but she's very traditional. would rather stay at home than, you know, anything else. you know, she's very traditional. i think that's good. levin: and, you know, i hear she's incredibly involved with barron and drives him to school every day. trump: she takes him to school. she's very involved with him. she--she loves family. i mean, her whole thing, and her parents are here every once in a while. they'll come over from europe and she loves having th

now, the president-elect is on his plane on his way to his mar-a-lago estate in palm beach for thanksgiving with family. when he gets back, we expect high-profile cabinet positions that still haven't been filled which is basically all of them to start getting filled. doug? >> peter doocy outside of trump tower. thank you, peter. >>> trump seems to be focusing on former military flag officers to run the pentagon and he is already laying out his initial battle plan. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has that story tonight from the pentagon. >> reporter: in a 2 1/2 minute overview, president-elect donald trump told pentagon leaders what their marching orders will be on day one of his presidency. >> our national security, i will ask the department of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff to develop a comprehensive plan to protect america's vital infrastructure from cyber attacks and all other form of attacks. >> reporter: during the campaign, the clinton team used trump's words against him in campaign ads and debate talking points. >> i know more abou

dealer. test test test... u.s. ambassador to the u.n. rick joins us now from palm springs, california. so, rick, are you interested in joining the trump team? >> hey, i'm still excited that we have president-elect trump. i'm going to do anything that he wants to make him successful. i think change needs to come to washington. we're all excited about it. >> okay. talk to us a little bit about -- i guess that's a yes or no. you are not going to tell us whether or not you have been contacted. tell us a little bit about rand paul. senator rand paul was on earlier. and he had some issues. and you took issue with something he said about iran. tell us about. >> well, first of all, i think senator paul is exactly right. we need to learn the lessons of iraq. nation-building doesn't work. and i appreciate the fact that he is always reminding us that lesson. it's very good. but on the iran deal, there has been violations. there is just within the last 10 days we saw the iaea tell us that the iran violated the 130-ton limit of heavy water. heavy water is really important because it mo

intoing, smashed homes and buildings, flattened palm trees in the bahamas and cuba. >> matthew is aiming it's destructive 135 miles per hour winds toward florida and this is being called the most powerful storm to threaten the u.s.'s atlantic coastline in more than a decade. 2 million people have been urged to evacuate. some are heeding warnings and others are not. >> are you willing to take a gamble? that is what you're doing. if you're reluctant, just think of the people this storm killed. >> matthew could skip along the southern coastline over the next couple days. president obama declared a state of emergency in florida, south carolina and georgia. >> we are are standing by in our extreme weather center with the latest and rick, what is the status of the hurricane now? we have heard from a wobbly movement from the coastline. >> it's wobbled back towards the coast line. they make possible movements like if you had a top that you'd spin. and i put on the track so you can get a sense of this right here, last few frames towards the left. 135 miles per hour winds, now, winds up to

. do it in court. watch. >> i tried the glove on. it was a little bit wide in my palm and a little bit long in my fingers. o.j. simpson has enormous hands. and i knew that that glove would not fit him. >> really? >> wouldn't even be close. >> did you feel in that moment when you put your hand in the glove that you were trying on the glove of the person who murdered these two people? >> as you say it now, it is chilling, but i was looking for one thing and one thing only, the size of that glove. i was there also when the glove was tried on. i went back with o.j. and remember, he had tried it on with some detective. and he tried it on afterward without the protective. and it didn't fit. under california law, they could have made o.j. simpson try it on outside of the presence of the jury before they made the decision to have him try it on in front of the jury, and they were so arrogant they didn't do it. i was sitting right next to o.j. he walked u. eed up to the jury said, it doesn't fit. he had testified to that jury in that one moment. >> so it was a stunning thing to listen to and jus

at his estate in palm beach. his a long list of media and political questions. we started when the subject that's -- with the subject that's started chatter and criticism, his tone. >> donald trump, welcome. >> thank you. >> after you won michigan and mississippi, you said, "i can be more presidential than anyone, except abe lincoln." but you're constantly under attack. that is true. i hear people say, can't he tone down the insults a little and start acting more presidential? >> problem is, i started off with 17 -- we had 17 people. all smart, all tough, you know, governors, senators -- >> you've got three opponents. >> now i'm down to three, all right. i was being attacked from every angle imaginable. i mean, it was really amazing. and his to be tough and had to be sharp and had to be nasty in some cases because they were nasty. now we're down to a few, and you know, i want to finish the game. and look, i went to the best school, i was a good student. i'm a smart person. i can be the most politically correct person that you have ever interviewed. and i do joke. i can be the best

question is, why is he doing badly? are you concerned about the palms? will he drop out? >> it was difficult. part of my job is to make sure we had our continue sure gets to talk about substance and senator gardner was a trooper and he was this in michigan after one of the debates and he kept getting asked, what is it if trump is the nominee, and asked that, seven times, it was heart to break above it and stay optimistic but we worked for marco and we believe in him. >> in doubting that. >> you had to deflect if he lost florida you had to know if he lost florida he would be toast. >> to be honest, marco made that decision and in the hours leading up to the polls closing. we honestly believed there was a shot we who wined if, obviously it did not welcome out, it was a very strange year and to be honest, the negative drumbeat in the media was damaging to the campaign especially after the super tuesday loss and automatic everyone heard was how marco rubio was losing and the trump force. >> do you think the negative drum beat was up fair? overplayed? after all, it we began when your ca

place on mother's day at mr. trump's resort. it would have been the talk of palm beach for the past two decad decades. for the record, kathy heller is a hillary clinton supporter and claimed she's owed money by the mar-a-lago resort. melania trump talks about the growing list of accusers. watch. >> why now? why three weeks before the election? and what they're accusing me husband, that is not the person that i know. >> why do you think they would make this up, then? >> because they want to damage the presidency of my husband. and it was all planned, was all organized from the opposition. >> melania trump also addressed the access hollywood tape that prompted these allegations, acknowledging it was painful. watch. >> those words, they were offensive to me and they were inappropriate. and he apologized to me. and i expect -- i accept his apology. and we are moving on. >> moving on but also looking back, realizing that when donald trump decided to run, those negative stories would come out. here she is again. >> we talked about it. and of course we knew, because he's live for what he's

two palm springs california police officers is being charged with first degree murder. police say 26-year-old john hernandez felix gunned down officers jose gilbert vega and lesley zerebny. he ambushed them as they were responding to a domestic disturbance call at his home. he was arrested after a gun battle and standoff with police. >>> a u.s. navy destroyer has once again been targeted by a missile fired from territory in yemen controlled by iran-backed h huti terrorists. it was fired at the uss mason. the ship deployed counter measures. the missile did not reach that ship. the mason was targeted as we told you sunday but was not hit. >>> american troops are fighting terrorists in middle east now with something new to worry about. it comes in the form of a weapon that u.s. forces have used to their advantage for years. >> this is the way battlefields are shaped in the 21st century. >> reporter: terrorist s seekin to wound and kill are turning to something average americans can buy with just the click of a mouse. drones. last week, kurdish forces battling isis shot down a small d

. >> but this, i mean, those who do not like donald trump don't need to be reminded of his palm bass -- bombastic statements. >> this was not meant for them. >> these are the zombies on the internet that don't know anything. >> or her supporters. has to show that she is willing to fight him. there is probably only about 8% of voters who are persuadable or gettable at this point. and all of the campaign something going to be trying to get them. >> you make a good point. a lot of people addicted to the internet that don't know anything oh, look at this. now, today, in donald trump got some bad news president bush the older and president bush the younger, romney, are not going to support donald trump. big names. add them to john mccain and other establishment republicans. do you think that will effect the vote? >> in november? >> yes. >> possibly. but i think also that what donald trump would say look, i'm bringing all these other new republicans in. >> of course that's what he would say. let's deal with reality. >> the rift is real. this are conservatives who feel they don't have a goo

people. we just saw that clip of him. he was in west palm beach, florida, and talking about these women and talking about his enemies. he is not talking about primarily what he represents. and the more they can get him to do that, the less his base out there figure out why they should vote for him. >> mary, do you find the accusations credible? >> well, as dan said, i don't think anyone is necessarily surprised by this, although i don't listen to the howard stern show. but some of these women allegedly had these interactions with trump many years ago, and that's kind of suspect. i think the time something also suspect. you had, for instance, the tax trump revelations before the first debate and now these became coming out before the second debate. what will come out before the third debate. can't wait for that one. >> well, but are you suggesting that this is orchestrated in some way, and kind of -- the press maybe accepting these things that are dridled out by trump's opponents. >> you have to wonder why the press wasn't investigating trump to this degree six months or a year ago. he w

. i'm glad that the prosecutors in palm beach county looked at this and said there wasn't enough evidence to move forward and get a prosecution. i'm pleased with that. put the whole thing behind it not just for the campaign but also my family. >> let's talk a little bit about the campaign. there's been a lot of talk an delegates, last couple weeks. convention in colorado, ted cruz got all 34 delegates there. the rules that are different in every state, for example, some are proportional, some are winner take all. you have some caucus, some primary, now some convention where people don't get to go to the polls. to me, it's very confusing. to a lot of voters it's very confusing. the big question for you campaign, do you think you can get to 1,237 by june 7th? >> we're going to get to 1,237 by the last day of the election. the people in colorado weren't given an opportunity to vote. i understand those are the rules of the party. that's not what our country is about. people should have been given the opportunity. donald trump what he pointed out is very, very clear about this, let pe

establishment. secret meetings, palm beach, army navy club, going to get a good republican conservative like rick perry and put him on a ticket and sink the republican party. this really is, as i called it, dog in the manger politics. if we can't control the party, we're going to sink the party. and i think everyone sees it. but to be truthful, tucker, i think basically that -- i think trump is probably going to win this on the first ballot and his only real challenger is cruz because you add the cruz and trump delegates together, they're not for the beltway. the beltway is not going to put some sock puppet in there at cleveland. >> if you're right, i think you probably are, the republican party no matter what happens, no matter who wins the primary and general will not be the same. i don't know if it's broken, shattered, remade. what's it going to look like? what will it stand for? >> i say this, the establishment is being repudiated in washington, d.c. in the only establishment, itself, the people and the people they put forward, but the agenda is on trade and on foreign policy and on

palm of your hand. it's a robot and is capable of having casual conversations. reacting could user emotions. that's scary. here's shep. >>> it's 3:00 on the east coast, noon on the west coast, today all about the leaks. first for team trump, a blast from the past tax return, shows near lay billion dollars lost. but he campaign inosites its proves he is a savvy'sman. in clinton are cam a recording where she talk about bernie sanders supportersers and young people living in their basements. and we're looking at a hurricane that forecaster i say could hit our east coast. let's get to it. >> good afternoon from the deck. forward from the deck this afternoon, donald trump's charity getting a cease and desist order to stop fun addressing all together in new york state immediately. the state attorney general's office in new york calling the trump foundation a, fraud, upon the people of new york. the new york attorney general is a dem crat and hillary clinton supporter, and trump's people accuse him of playing politics. his office claim this foundation is breaking the law in new york state

-- hemorrhaging support among a crucial 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 y

catholic church. >> absolutely. >> now out to palm springs. two police officers killed by a thug allegedly. the thug did it. there they are. and the officer, mr. vega, has like eight children, right? >> yeah. >> the other lady is 27 or was 27 years old. >> leslie zerebny. >> they answer a domestic call and who's this guy? >> john felix. it was a domestic dispute. it was his family that lived in the house. they encouraged him to come outside. the two police officers were outside. he started shooting round after round. >> just opened up on them? >> automatic through the door and killed both of the individuals and neither one of them was supposed to be working that day. leslie, 27, on maternity leave. had a 4-month-old baby and came in to help out. officer vega is about -- was about to retire in december. eight children and 35 years on the force. >> now, the guy who's in custody, they caught this guy, felix and he is a bad guy. right? >> he has a rap sheet. >> a gang member? >> he has a long rap sheet showing that he was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon back in 2010. no indication ti

out a way to move on so the country can move forward together. >> peter doocy in palm beach tonight. thank you. >>> when haley was announced, she became the first female and first minority to be nominated to a cabinet level position in the new administration. tonight, we learn more about the governor from kristen fisher. >> reporter: when nikki haley was sworn in, she became the state's first female governor. today she became the first woman to be tapped for a top level post in the trump administration. in a statement she said -- her last two years as governor made her a role model for racial reconciliation, something with which mr. trump continues to struggle. in 2015, she was praised for how she handled the mass shooting of nine black parishioners in a church. the next month she signed a bill to remove the confederate flag from the state's capital. >> the con fed rfederate flag i coming off the grounds of the south carolina state house. >> reporter: that led to the republican response to the state of the union. she took a swipe at then candidate donald trump. >> during anxious tim

palm beach, florida outside mar-a-lago. >> reporter: because working class voters propoeld trump to the presidency, some on the left are crying foul that the billionaire is surrounding himself with other billionaires. the two people who are the president-elect's favorite ever favorites, wig burr rot and rickets, another, harold hamm, an oil bill neionaire. politico did the math and speculates if you add up the net worth of the rumored cabinet secretaries, the sum could reach $35 billion. but the current administration behaved basically the same way, even nicknaming one the buffet rule. there's commerce secretary penny prit kerr, a businesswoman wort found hyatt hotels. and then secretary of state john kerry worth $103 million and married to these so heinz. and bob mcdonald made $15.9 million in 2013 alone while working as the chef executive of proctor and gamble. he did bring aboard a secretary of state that ended up being dead broke, but hillary clinton ended up being worth more than $15 million while in office and a whole lot more now. >> anthony, thanks for beington >> it's great

beef. it's a local date. >> next date palm beach, florida. >> they can drop this case at any time. it's really not fair to mr. lewandowski to convict him of anything. >> of course not. >> i don't think we should be trying anything on tv. but that wallace-trump exchange caught my eye. >> we have to have them have their day. can trump, cruz or kasich get african-americans to even consider them? tavis smiley on that moments away. at old dominion, we ship everything you can imagine. and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. . see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 ou

. and president obama said, not much happens in russia without vladimir putin. peter doocy is in palm beach, florida, where president-elect trump is spending the holidays. kevin cork in honolulu. great runup to this story. think people at home have to sort of step back for just a second and take all in. a great job by you. effectively what we're talking about is 72 hours for nearly three dozen russian diplomats to get out of the u.s. that's what the white house has been hinting at. so that news has come down today, to say nothing of the fact rich ed around reported this is also in response to high level and consistent harassment by u.s. officials in russia. our diplomatic corp has been harassed. let me share a part of the president's statement in reaction to the russian hacking and this disclosure that officials will be hitting the road from the u.s. the president saying: these dat dark theft could only have been directed by the highest levels of the russian government. and our diplomats have been harassed over the last year. such activities have consequences. today i ordered a number

? less? or more? about the same? as we look at palm bay live. >> a couple things we've talked about hurricanes in size. sometimes, in the size from one end to another. looking at the sate light image, you can see big or small but the hurricane-force winds, where the waste of it in this case is fairly small. so, we're at least as of the prior advisory, have this advisory just came out. the winds extend out about 60 miles from center. it's not a very large storm when you think we have 130 miles at the center of it. you go 60 miles and drop by 65 miles per hour. # five miles per hour. so in that sense, it's not all that large. the problem is that we're talking about so much real estate that this storm is going to cover. >> rick, thank you. stand by. i know you will. rick, thank you. want to take a look right now at the east coast and the position of the storm now. come here and we'll show you what we're seeing. the leading edge of the storm is right to the east of west palm beach, about, say, some 60 miles based on the estimates we're getting there. here would be the eye. that hung out

live in west palm beach, florida, where the president-elect is spending the holidays. peter, what's the latest from this? >> reporter: gregg, as you know, there's been a lot of pressure from democrats and liberal groups for the president-elect to untangle the financial obligations he has with charity work and his business dealings. now, the transition team continues to insist that at some point in january, before the inauguration, the president-elect is going to have a formal press conference where he lays out the plan for withdrawing himself from the trump organization, from all of his real estate holdings and any other investments that he has. so that's still upcoming, but now he is doing kind of a slow process of withdrawing from some of these charity organizations and something that is notable about his statement about his own charity, he points out all the good work that he thinks they do which is the same kind of thing that he said about his son, eric trump, on friday when eric trump announced that he was going to also step aside from fund-raising work from the eric trump foun

chief political correspondent carl cameron in palm beach with donald trump as he awaits election results. >> good evening. in response to the brussels attacks, donald trump has once again renewed his proposal for a temporary ban on all immigrants and visitors to the united states. >> i would close up our borders to people until we figure out what's going on. >> he seem to again suggest he would use tort tower interrogate suspected terrorists. >> if they can and panel the laws i would do more than waterboarding. >> just yesterday he outlightning a hands off foreign policy approach though he plans to defend the jewish state. earlier he questioned the u.s. military presence in asia and the middle east and the u.s. role in europe with nato suggesting we can no longer afford to be the world's policeman. >> we will send a clear signal there is no daylight between america and our most reliable ally, the state of israel. >> ted cruz likened it to president obama's. >> donald trump is wrong that america should withdraw from the world and abandon our allies. donald trump is wrong that amer

hillary's untrustworthiness, she lies, they see her as the corporatist, being in the palm of wall street. on the other side, the bernie camp better start telling the truth about the crowds at their rally. i was in washington park. you can't fit that many people in washington park. >> that's probably true. maybe at best 12,000. >> but all the grass was closed off. >> okay. >> but it's like his importance to the race, it's a bit overinflated. >> said 28,000 at the brooklyn rally. >> but said 27,000 at the washington square park. not even close. >> so the question is, if they're that angry and think she's that corrupt and they're so enthusiastic about the communist curmudgeon from vermont, the question is are they going to show up if hillary gets the nomination which it appears it's in the bag because your system is so blatantly corrupt? >> exactly. of course they'll show up because they'll be voting against ted cruz or donald trump whichever gets the nomination and will basically be scared into voting for somebody they don't like. happens all the time. sean, you know as i do, hillar