email us at mediabuzz@foxnews.com. we have bret baier and corey lewandowski coming up. howie: president trump visited the cia on his first day in office. >> as you know, i have a running war with the media. they are among the most dishonest human beings on earth. they sort of made it sounds like i had a feud with the intelligence community. and i just want to let you know, the reason you are the number one stop, it's exactly the opposite. howie: did the media conjure up a feud between donald trump and the intelligence community? >> it was not fictitious. donald trump tweeted and talked about his dislike of what was happening in terms of intel chiefs leaking information against him. howie: even suggesting obama's last cia chief john brennan, was this the leaker of fake news? this is the unsubstantiated dossier. >> there was a war between the intel chiefs and donald trump. the intel chief through leak. the media did portray a lot of this as if he was at war with the intelligence community. there are a lot of rank and file intel officers who were extremely displeased with

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don't forget to email us. barack obama said he could howie: president obama is leaving an approval rating in the 50s and boasting he could have won a third term. >> i'm confident in this vaition because i'm con -- in this vision, because i'm confident if i had run again and articulated it, i think i could have mobilized a majority of the american people to be behind it. howie: whether barack obama could have beaten donald trump is hypothetical. we'll never know. was this an ungracious thing for obama to say? >> it was a dis at hillary clinton. she blew it. i would have had a more articulate message she never had. and i'm the better democrat than hillary clinton. i took that as a slam towards her. we can't forget about barack obama's legacy on his own party. he left his party decimated. howie: it won't be good for democratic party as you just cited. if he had been able to run, he would have been attacked in the last 18 months. we had a campaign that was sort of an anger-filled campaign and the incumbent preside

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the 2016 directed active measures involving the hacking of emails and strategic leaks of these emails, the use of email goal ofm a and with the denigrating a presidential candidate and undermining faith in our election process? , i have had no unclassified briefings. however, i did read the agency report released on january 6. that report clearly is troubling and indicates all the actions you described that were undertaken. based on your knowledge of russian leaders and russian politics, do you believe these activities could have happened without the knowledge and consent of the vladimir putin? >> i am not in a position to make that determination. that is indicated in the report. but i know there is additional classified information i do not have access to. >> you have business activities in russia, so i am sure you are aware very few things happen in that country without vladimir putin's permission. based on your views of russian government and your views, is a something like this, could it have happened with vladimir putin not knowing about it? and authorizing it? >> i think that is a fair a

he doesn't use email. he can't even give away his password. >> match his tweet for tweet. >> i don't know if he can. like this thing about trump -- >> elizabeth warren tried. she didn't do too bad. put pocahontas back in. >> that made no sense. >> you didn't make any sense. >> i was going to read this. is the black lives matter movement responsible for the crime crisis in chicago and elsewhere? former police superintendent think so. here to explain why when "the five" returns. thope to see you again soon.. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. growwwlph. it's what you do. oh that is good crispy duck. >> there's been a crime crisis in chicago for quite some time. in 2016, the violence skyrocketed. homicides topped 700 for the first time in 20 years. 762 murders. the city's

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he talked about not using email and not using the computer. do you anticipate you will have a top time with him getting into all of the internet of things? darrell: i was there in new york when he met with tim cook and elon musk and people from the technology world. , we we are going to do is will have to recognize that most presidents and vice presidents do not spend much time using electronic devices. they are in a bubble. can we keep him aware of the benefit of these products in a way in which he will support it? not trying to turn him into an al gore. . think we will do ok he is an interesting character in that he is talking about things like -- if you want to have something really secure, you sign it and put it on paper and have a cure your ticket -- courier take it. that is actually how you make sure that you don't have something that can be duplicated and disappear. anything on a phone call can be vulnerable. sense, we hear what he says, that is probably the most important thing for him to know. as president, everything he says and does

you can email us at . >> the hunt is on for a gun wielding terrorist who fired on police and stormed a nightclub in turkey. hello. i'm gregg jarrett in for harris faulkner. this is the "fox report". [sirens] a massive search is under way for the suspect who turned new year's celebrations into a nightmare, at least 39 people killed in the shooting including a police officer, dozens more wounded in the attack, we're getting word now that the evidence is emerging about the shooter. adam housley is live in our west coast newsroom. adam, what is this new evidence, and what leads do investigators have so far? >> reporter: right now the new evidence coming in is video. they have a couple different camera angles showing the assailant wearing a couple different outfits, does that mean more than one individual? turkish officials are remaining tight-lipped about it. the manhunt is under way across turkey, much of eastern europe. estimated 600 people were inside the nightclub around 1:15 this morning when the attacker opened fire. 39 killed. many foreigners about 70 injured. no one has claimed r

a few nasty emails but i was shocked at the number of people who emailed us saying i'm a bleeding heart liberal, and i am shocked to read this. it wasn't as vicious as i was anticipating. >> tucker: i believe that. a lot of the old school liberals, they believe in free speech. the young ones are scary. thank you for joining us. that was a really interesting piece. the first inauguration sense marijuana was legalized in d.c. will it be reefer madness? back due to popular demand, in the friend zone tonight. stay when you have digestive sensitivities, life can feel like a never ending search for food that won't cause bloating, gas, or inner turmoil. introducing pronourish. a delicious nutritional drink that makes a great mini meal or snack that has protein and fiber. and pronourish has no gluten or high fructose corn syrup. and is low in fodmap ingredients that can trigger digestive sensitivities. the search is over. new pronourish. nutrition you can feel good about. well, here is something new. the inauguration will feature free marijuana, thanks to a group of d.c. pot activists. they wil

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a few nasty emails but i was shocked at the number of people who emailed us saying i'm a bleeding heart liberal, and i am shocked to read this. it wasn't as vicious as i was anticipating. >> tucker: i believe that. a lot of the old school liberals, they believe in free speech. the young ones are scary. thank you for joining us. that was a really interesting piece. the first inauguration sense marijuana was legalized in d.c. will it be reefer madness? back due to popular demand, in the friend zone tonight. stay tuned. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus it supports bone health with calcium and vitamin d. one a day women's in gummies and tablets. a farmer's market.ve what's in this kiester. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. well, here is something new. the inauguration will feature free marijuana, thanks to a group of d.c. pot activists. they will hand out thousands of free joints on inoculation

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uses it? >> i think it's an amazing tool. disturbed by it. like emailts purpose, phone calls have a purpose, a purpose. if he could find the right purpose for twitter, i would be twitter.h him using it's a great vehicle. t allows him to be very clear very quickly to millions of people and all the press coverage. steve: rick, great job on msnbc. a contributor, bringing some sanity over there. it.eciate rick tyler, former top aide to former house speaker newt gingrich. former communications director for ted cruz for president. when we return, more of your calls on the other side next. >> you're listening to steve deace. >> i don't know. i think at a certain point, if trump doesn't deliver on any of promises, no one is going to care. his is going to get just grating at some point. no one will care what he has to say if he doesn't make the run on time. no one will care what he's doing on twitter. right now people have so much he's just owning so many media punks on twitter and really, just anybody who him on. try to take he's just owning them. he's just own

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this bills was written in 1986, a long, long time ago when people didn't use email to communicate and we need to update our laws so we have a warrant standard for all information. so right now information that is stored on a server in email that you might have isn't under the same warrant standard that a piece of paper in a file draw would be, and i think most americans think digital information should be treated like digital information in terms of protecting their privacy. there is piece of legislation called the email privacy act. that email information requires a warrant just like physical information. it passed the house last congress unanimously. that never happens. and so, it's an important piece of legislation. again it is just updating a lot of the way the world works today and protects people's privacy. >> host: congressman issa, same question. >> guest: she is right saying that that is very important. product examples not just in legislation but interpretation of the law and make some cases not legislating. we have the famous situation that san bernardino murderer whose pho

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shows ifnnon: the data you use google as your email core, you're more likely to use a broader array ofcations. there are some things included with office 365 that some companies use as a default. googlepanies that use are more best-of-breed. they are used to the innovation google delivers and they want to have the best tools around that, -- to complement that and make it more innovative and productive for their users. caroline: it seems to be a burgeoning area, the enterprise area of technology. are you seeing with the likes of cisco, perhaps the older players are playing catch-up, or will they be buying up some of these smaller, individual startups? todd mckinnon: everyone realizes the transitions happening in the cloud and how they can transform their organizations in digital companies, how they can build their websites and reach users. it is a tremendous opportunity for every organization to transform themselves into a digital company, reaching new users and grow their market share. they realize cloud technology is at the core of it. because it is a huge transition, all of the vendo

david: those of us who have yahoo! emailsognize they have instituted security measures in recent years, probably because this was going on in the background even before we knew about it. they often required two methods of identification. when the hack attacks happened, they were constantly forcing me to get a text on my phone in order to continue using yahoo! and when i shift from one platform to another, they make me do that. it is reassuring. it seems to me like they have a good handle on security, from my standpoint. i don't experience that with google. their security may be good, too, but i actually think overall, yahoo! is sort of mildly turning around, mildly. just before it is going into verizon. i continue to be somebody who doesn't think that marissa mayer made a disaster of it. i think it was an incredibly difficult situation to come into, and they built some new mobile businesses, and in fact, their revenue has been looking better than it was. that is impressive to some degree. cory: they have this weird one page,

the motorist sent emails to us complaining of near bottomless pits that have created a minefield for vehicles. the problems are caused by several factors, you have heavy rain which we have had plenty of, high volumes of freeway traffic, >> if you are only place where soil is loose and unstable that exacerbates it where you get sinkholes and all sorts of other problems. >> many repair shops are seeing damaged tires and front-end damage from drivers hitting potholes at high speeds. do me a favor and send a tweet of your worst locations along the bay area. what do other people need to watch out for and we will let them know-- they are apparently listening because they know they drive-by there are potholes out there so we want to spread the word. the worst locations coming up in the next hour. we are live along the 101. ktvu fox2 news. >> we would love to see were more of those are so we can be more aware of it. >>> thankfully the rain is gone. much of it is a look outside, that looks gorgeous. no rain clouds, beautiful clouds in the background, that looks like sfo. bill martin here, fin

i taught them a computer lesson so that they could email me and use the internet for whatever they neededo. - that is so cool! besides helping to set up solar lighting at the orphanage, what else did you do for the community? - well, when we arrived, we realized that there were some other things they needed help with, so we went into the village, and we bought them all sorts of tools to teach skills for the real world, like sewing machines. we bought mattresses for the orphans sleeping on the ground, food supplies, and we also got a doctor to come in and check for hiv, malaria, ringworms, and treat them all. - even though this started as a bat mitzvah project for your 12th birthday, you're still helping the people of kiango, aren't you? - yeah, so, as i mentioned, we keep in touch so i can send them food and things like that; but also, we set up a sustainable aspect to the project. so at the school there's a cellphone charging station in which people from surrounding villages can come in and pay money to charge their phones, and they can use that to pay for food. also, we're considering r

a long time ago when people do not use email to communicate.e need to update the laws so we have a standard for all information. right now, information on a server, an email you might have is not under the same warrant standard that a piece of paper in a file drawer would be. i think americans think that their information be treated like physical information in terms of protecting their privacy. there is a piece of legislation called the email privacy act. to update the law that says information requires a warrant for access. just like physical information. past the house last congress unanimously. that never happens. and so, it is an important piece of legislation. and again, it is just updating a lot of the way the world works today and protects people's privacy. >> congressman darrell issa same question. >> suzan is right to say that is one of the critical ones but i will give you some examples that lead to the question, not just of legislation but interpretation of the law and maybe in some places not legislating. we certainly have the famo

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you can text us or send an email or contact us via twitter using the hashtag #bbcaskthis.e reported strong christmas sales figures this morning. m&s reported a 2.3% percent rise in clothing sales in the 13 weeks to the end of december. food sales were up slightly too. meanwhile, tesco says its autumn sales were up by 1.8%. and john lewis has reported a 2.7% rise in sales over the christmas trading period. vishala sri pathma is at a shopping centre in essex for us. good morning to you. that's the first of all at m&s at tesco. they have both had some challenging times lately. tell us about how they have done and they ran done in the row to christmas. i am here at the lakeside shopping centre in texas. a few shoppers about. marks & spencer had an —— essex. they had a hike in sales including the first time in yea rs. sales including the first time in years. they put it down to range and availability. to christmas 2015 wasn't great for that particular section, marks & spencer homeware and clothing was down about 5.8%. they said the better range and availability help them. they

director wrote to congress that he had reopened the investigation after agents discovered emails on a laptop usedappeared to be pertinent. but just two days before the election, h sent another letter, once again clearing clinton and closing the probe. >> correct, i don't-- especially in a public forum. >> reporter: at a senate hearing tuesday, comey declined to discuss any potential investigations into president- elect donald trump or his associates, prompting this response from maine senator angus king: >> the irony of your making that statement here i cannot avoid.

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podesta's email was password1, spelling, us, using capitals in password. lots to be learned here and thank you for all the efforts to learn it. >> mr. chairman? for the senator and within the public report, in terms of youtube views and youtube subscribers, rt actually has a bigger presence in the united states than the bbc. >> and the bbc is also funded by the government, right? >> senator king. >> well, i will just follow up on that point because this is in the annex to the published report. rt america, millions of views on youtube. 850 million bbc, about 2/3 of that, cnn significantly lower. same thing in youtube subscribers. rt, 450 million. so rt is significant media presence. i think the important point with regard to rt is, that we're talking about hacking. that is how this discussion is characterized but this was a comprehensive strategy involving rt, trolls, paid bloggers, hacking, the whole, the whole package. in fact, general clapper, this is exactly what the russians have done throughout eastern europe for some years, isn't that correct? >> tha