paul emailed us i love christmas music, i play one cd after another, some people love it but if you work3 minutes after the hour, here is coming home for the holidays never gets old. the most heartwarming homecomings that will make you want to salute our troops this christmas, stay tuned. ♪ i got my whole life to save the world ♪ in my hands ♪ last christmas i gave you my heart ♪ but the very next day ♪ you gave it away ♪ this year ♪ to save me from tears ♪ i give it to someone special ♪ rob: the producer of this show just made my morning by playing the greatest christmas song ever written. just enjoy it for one more second. all right. the most wonderful time of the year is becoming more wonderful for many families as thousands of soldiers across the country surprise their loved ones by coming home for the holidays. our favorite heartwarming videos taking the internet by storm as families get the best present of all. ♪ >> the best christmas present we could ask for. we were hoping he would make it here before the holidays. [applause] ♪ >> best christmas present ever. >> you know who that

email us about issues in d-c schools at tips at w-j-l-a-dot-com. or call 703-340-3170. four days from christmas-- and police are still trying to track down a real-life grinch stealing christmas decorations. she was caught on camera taking items from tina carter's porch and yard, in southeast d.c. after realizing some decorations were missing, tina and her husband checked their surveillance video. and they were stunned at what they saw. the camera captured the woman taking items on three different occasions. taking items on three different occasions. on her third attempt, a neighbor caught her. police released the surveillance video, but they haven't made an arrest. tina did get her decorations back -- she found them piled in a heap, with some other people's. she believes the woman just wants to ruin christmas coming up-- a tour bus crash in mexico-- creating a holiday tragedy in virginia. what we are learning about the people onboard. plus, the roads are empty now but we are hours away from one of the busiest holiday travel days of the year. what you need to know-- to a

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just email mail -- just just email us at pets@kpix.com and we'll have our pet expert give you an answervery friday right here at noon. we'll be right back. >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be pineapple. pineapple sales go up crazy during the holidays because of the cooking and the ham and so many different recipes made with pineapple. beautiful on the counter. but selection and storage is very important. golden pineapples have 50% more vitamin c roughly and 50% less acidity than the regular white pineapples. that's why they are so popular now at just about everywhere that sells tropical food or produce will sell the golden pineapple. but selection and storage is very important. when you buy it, plump here. a little more green than yellow but that's okay. just make sure the whole thing isn't green. check the crown, nice and firm. then you want to check the bottom right here. free from any decaying. when you bring them home, store them on the counter, never in the refrigerator. now, i cut off the top, take the pineapple and store it upside-down. cut off the top so you don't see

if you see something you think is wrong or suspicious in your child's school, email us or call the tip line. hackers waiting to strike this holiday season and a warning about smart devices that may be under your christmas tree. and getting pulled over is never fun, but one person was actually thinking officers. , dullese had to break international airport. >> i'm so excited, seriously. the best day ever. >> it's just amazing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it all starts with a wish. the final days of wish list are here. hurry in and sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complimentary first month's payment. larry: back now with a scare in the sky. social media was all ablaze with people posting a strange light. don't worry, it was the launch of the 18th and final mission of the year for spacex in california. from the white house, president's administration has approved a plan to supply lethal weapons to the ukraine, including antitank missiles. approve still needs to this. it is official, the federal tax code will undergo a massive overhaul a

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just just email us at pets@kpix.com and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday rightere at noon. one tip could make you a millionaire.... instant multi- millionaire.... but --- you have to help the fbi solve the largest art heist in u-s history. all you have t >>> one tip could get you a lot of money. you have to help the fbi solve the largest art heist in history. provide information to help bag the burglars to stole 13 paintings worth $500 million. they were stolen from the isabela stewart gardner museum in boston back in the year 1990. and if you help crack the case, you could get $10 million but act fast. the deadline is midnight on new year's eve. >>> just a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, call or email: "ruby grape fruit" tonigh you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. i-x 5 news at noon. the bold and the bea >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is with texas ruby red grapefruit. they're here! they were gone for a while, the season ende

ust email us at pets@kpix.com and we'll have our pet expert give you an answe r every friday right herenoon. we'll be right back. i-x 5 news at noon. the bold and the beautiful is next. >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is cilantro. i use it in so many different recipes. the aroma and texture, what it lends to these recipes is fantastic. but selection and storage is very, very important. let's talk about selection first. when you buy it, nice and green and soft all the way around free from any yellowing whatsoever and it has that wonderful aroma. you can get close to it and smell it. that distinctive aroma. when you bring them home, if it's stored like this in the store in a little bit of moisture, when you bring it home, wipe up the moisture with a paper towel and then wrap it around and put it in the refrigerator. it will last longer. in a plastic bag with moisture on the leaves it will decay much faster. cilantro, i use this in so many different recipes. flavor profile is out of this world! 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay hea

if you have something you want verified, email us or reach out on twitter. >>> hundreds of people crowdedthe holy city of bethlehem for the annual tree lighting. they crowded in front of the nativity church to see the tree and -- being lighted and to sing christmas carols. this is traditionally believed to be the birth of jesus. santa made dramatic arrival -- >>> santa made a dramatic arrival at the potomac mall, arriving by helicopter. they weren't dressed as elves today. they were members of the fraternal order of police. the day these cops were on hand to help 52 children with their shopping. that was wonderful. >> and it was a wonderful day. it's a good day to do that. >> it's always good weather to give of yourself. >>> give us the forecast, will you? >> we are going to be in the 50s. the forecast high today was 55 but we didn't make it. we did make it to 53. i am forecasting 56 tomorrow. tomorrow i'm going to start out with some clouds early. there's a chance some of us will see a shower. not too much wind, northwest 5 to 10 and in the mid-50s. the week starts out mild but it's not

post the photos and videos using #6abcaction or email us at jointheaction@6abc.com. >>> we see fire trucks on the scene of an apartment fire at the 7200 block of merion terrace, we are not sure what caused the fire but the ladders are extended to the send floor and firefighters are on the street looking at this and getting ready but the way they are standing one gets the sense that things may be under control. they don't seem frantic but in that building on the 7200 block of merion terrace working on an apartment fire. >>> well, with christmas in the past, many people that traveled for the holidays are headed back home. this was the scene this morning as 30th street station in center city where people lined up to board their trains and passengers we spoke with did not let the crowds dampen their spirit. >> the train is on schedule. so we are happy. >> it's a bit crowded but we deal with it. >> aaa estimated 1 million people in the philadelphia area will travel 50 miles or more this holiday season. and sky 6 hd is giving us a birds eye view of philadelphia international airport and longer l

email us weather is wherever you are. email us your photographs. your photographs. bbcbreakfast@bbc.co.uk or go to facebook or twitter. send us your pictures and use the hashtag #bbcbreakfast. pictures and use the hashtag #bbcbrea kfast. we will pictures and use the hashtag #bbcbreakfast. we will keep you posted with the weather. aid workers who have started to evacuate critically ill children, rebel—held suburb near damascus are doing this following negotiations to allow children with cancer to be transferred from eastern ghouta into damascus to treatment. these photos posted on twitter by the syrian red crescent, an international committee of the red cross. a sign of hope forjust a few. four patients with critical medical conditions will now receive treatment in a hospital in damascus. in the rebel held suburb of eastern ghouta, the most vulnerable have little help. sick and malnourished, trapped under siege since 2013. on christmas day, the bbc aired a story of a young baby, two—months—old who lost an eye and suffered severe injuries in a suspec

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just email us at pets@kpix.com.e'll be right back online shopping is giving mom-and- pop shops a run for their money... but those brick-and-mortar stores might be more resilient than we think. that story and more at five. it for k-p- i-x >>> online shopping is giving mom and pop shops a run for their money but the "brick and mortar" might be more resilient than we think. that and more at 5:00. >>> and that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. look at lila! >> she is a cutie. have a good weekend. ♪ >> brooke: [ sighs ] it's so beautiful. >> ridge: merry christmas. everything's come full circle, hasn't it? ♪ >> brooke: yeah, it all started here in this room. >> ridge: what's wrong? >> brooke: nothing. >> ridge: it's 'cause we've been talking about christmas, right? and the famous logan sisters together. is that it? >> brooke: i wish we could all be together for christmas. but i have you and r.j. >> ridge: you always will. mmm. >> brooke: [ chuckles ]

email us about issues in d-c schools at tips at w-j-l-a-dot-com. or call 703-340-3170. coming up - secret settlement gold m suing usa gymnastics. how she says they tried to silence her allegations of abuse. and apple admits -- it is slowing down your phone! but not why you might think. the truth behind the age old theory. but first here's your traffic watch on the go. at 5:xx time for a check on the forecast. honey bunches of oats. it's crispy sweetened flakes, plus crunchy granola clusters, plus a touch of honey. it is 'mmmm', is good! it all adds up to a mouthful of joy. have you tried it yet? saturday christmas - chance morning light rain to flurries today: lots of sun, but cool winter solstice: 11:28 am highs: mid 40s winds: variable 5 mph overnight: partly cloudy, cold lows: 25-32 winds: northwest 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy, mild highs: lower 50s coming up - an olympic gymnast...suing the organization that helped her reach her dreams. the bombshell allegations in a new lawsuit filed by mckayla maroney. and business is almost too good for some stores this holida

seriously send us an email. us. afshin rattansi or watching a going underground special at the russian british business forum twenty seventeen at the queen elizabeth the second conference center in the heart of westminster as britain desperately tries to forge trade deals around the world as the cost of brecht's it apparently reaches one hundred billion pounds coming up on the show the russian ambassador to britain will examine the uk of ngo warns against fake news makes planes always sign a russian ban with pyongyang for peace could have prevented the need for nato condemnation for this week's korean i.c.b.m. strike and why the chair of the russian british chamber of commerce roger money is on why brecht sanctions mean business. between london and moscow while russia's trade representative to the u.k. heralds britain's threshold of a new era of trade and economic relations between the two u.n. security council permanent members plus more of a friend and neighbor say what action the government is proposing to take a

you can share your photos on facebook, twitter and instagram or email us at jointheaction@6abc.com. >> this one pits jared goff. the number one pick in the draft against number two pick carson wentz. both teams have a lot on the line for this game. the rams are battling the seahawks for the nfc west title. kick-off is at 4:25 this afternoon. >> this one is going to be a nailbiter. >> time now 9:07. with the holiday season comes plenty of goodies, if you want to avoid adding extra pounds, we have some advice turning those dishes healthier. >> baby strollers put to the test. we'll let you know which ones made the grade. >> parts of the south are hoping to thaw out soon after nearly a foot of snow fell in some areas that barely see the white stuff at all. now we'll look live at sky 6hd benjamin franklin parkway. >>> parts of the south are reeling from a rare snowstorm this weekend. in atlanta, 8-12 inches of snow fell yesterday. they are dealing with a new problem this morning, ice from melting snow. thousands of people are trying to stay warm due to downed power lines. the high is expec

erin: the president is referring to the investigation into hillary clinton's email use while secretary of state. factcheck.org points to former fbi director james comey's testimony about the investigation before congress. eugene: and he said there was no basis to conclude she lied to the fbi. so, as we put it, there's no evidence of it. erin: our partnership with factcheck.org continues into 2018, and researchers are preparing for another busy year. next on "nbc10 @issue," it's consistently the number one new year's resolution, losing weight. before you begin a diet, find out what you need to do first to be successful, and here's the good part. for many, it's a simple fix. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. erin: it is likely your number one resolution for the new year, lose weight. most

you emailed us. we will read some of your emails.xual harassment. pete: if i would have listened to the media's warnings i think i would have had a heart attack from the stress. ed: glad you didn't have a heart attack. lisa tells us coming up -- oh, no that's another question. lisa: ed, stealing my tease. ed: normally give each of us something to read this time only you guys. i'm not mad about it. lisa: thought you could do better. > ed: i thought it was a viewer letter. pete: they are trying to tell us to move on. lisa: now the pressure. the lead up, coming up to the obama administration hinder an investigation about hezbollah to save the iran deal? now the doj is trying to figure that out. what a.g. sessions just announced. pete: plus a former navy seal is finding a way to honor troops overseas during the christmas season. and you can help. that he was coming up next. those are america trees ed: i'm still not reading anything. ♪ ♪ hello mom. amanda's mom's appointment just got rescheduled - for today. amanda needs right at home. ou

an email in today's age, especially if you are in a presidential transition team would be best placed to not use an email for things they think might be controversial. the secondary point is any email he's can be broken into. arthel: the gsa provided the server for the trump transition team email. is the claim enough to discredit mueller, his team and the russian investigation. >> we have to recognize the trump transition lawyers have a responsibility to protect their clients first and foremost. so it makes sense for them in what is clearly a political environment of the investigation to do battle in that regard. that helps their client and helps put them in a position that further down the road should something happen, they have the ability to try to shape some of the narrative. as much as i have some sympathy for what the special counsel has done in terms of the legal practice. the reality is the whole situation has very rapidly become much more political and heated. and i think on both sides we do see it coming to a head perhaps in a way that people might not have wished for in the best tradi

send me a tweet @marthamaccallum or you can email us because some people like that better. thestoryatfoxnews.com. tucker carlson in d.c. next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the fbi is america's most powerful law enforcement agency, the most powerful agency actually. it's got a budget of almost $9 billion. they can break on the front door of your house with guns. we trust them to do a lot of things, to handle investigations of the utmost sensitivity and importance often against powerful national figures. it's critical, obviously that a body like the fbi ought to be transparent and accountable. they see themselves as the fourth branch of government to explain themselves. ron johnson represents wisconsin, he chairs the security committee. he spent years trying to get information from the fbi only to be, as no other word for it, stonewalled caved after case. today, he released comey's statement. the question is, who made those edits? many suspect peter strauch. he has been exposed as a fierce partisan who left hillary clinton and said the fb

strained by the revelation that the mueller team use the general services administration to gain access to tens of thousands of trump transition emails. prosecutors used them to question witnesses in the russia probe. in the letter to congressional lawmakers, an attorney accused the mueller team of "lawful conduct -- unlawful conduct." during the transition, the trump team used email addresses, including confidential attorney-client and privileged communications. peter carr said when we have obtained emails in the course of our ongoing criminal investigation, we have secured either the account owner's consent or appropriate criminal criminal process. >> a lawyer said if you use a .gov email address, there is no expectation of privacy but sharing it without notifying the trump team has set up a fierce debate in d.c. >> bret: kevin corke, thank you. let's talk more about this. the legal side. jonathan turley is a law professor at george washington university and joins us now. thanks for being here. you wrote this opinion editorial "mueller makes reckless move with seizure of trump transition emails. >> it's reckless because you didn't

send me a tweet @marthamaccallum or you can email us because some people like that better.. tucker carlson in d.c. next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the fbi is america's most powerful law enforcement agency, the most powerful agency actually. it's got a budget of almost $9 billion. they can break on the front door of your house with guns. we trust them to do a lot of things, to handle investigations of the utmost sensitivity and importance often against powerful national figures. it's critical, obviously that a body like the fbi ought to be transparent and accountable. they see themselves as the fourth branch of government to explain

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whether it be conflict of interest, hiring the wrong people, failing to get a warrant for the emails, usinger to get the national security warrant and mueller, who is so concerned about his integrity and his reputation, may very well be inclined toay lean over backwards to show his fairness and to make a close call in favor of trump rather than against trump. i suspect that's probably what's happening. they are playing the refs as it's called in sports. >> jeanine: aside from the baseball analogies, you are an attorney.he you understand that there are rules, there are guidelines. we were talking with us and the other block. if you have possession of documents as a lawyer that is privileged and contains privileged information, then you are ethically obligated to at least notify the person who's information you have and yet -- mueller's team knows all of us. are they playing by the rules or are they just hurting themselves here? >> they are claiming that they have these thousands of emails and they haven't even gone through them you have to determine whether any of them't are privileged.he th

after it came to light that official wasn't sending anti-trump text messages while investigating the email use. the generals already looking into how he handled the clinton email probe. he happens to be the one who did the interview with clinton back in july just three days before that fbi director james comey announced he was not recommending any charges against hillary clinton. president trump suggested this morning there's a double standard. >> hillary clinton lied many times to the fbi. nothing happened to her. flynn lied, and they destroyed his life. i think it's a shame. hillary clinton on the fourth of july weekend went to the fbi not under oath. it was the most incredible thing anyone's ever seen. if she lied many times. nothing happened to her. flynn lied, and it's like they ruin his life. very unfair. >> harris: the latest revelations raising questions for several lawmakers including republican congressman peter king of new york. >> this raises very real questions about the for the clinton investigation. but he who was so high up on it and that investigation who was involved in this

email us. we may feature your school on our thursday morning show. >>> steph curry's sprained ankle is healing well but won't play against the jazz tomorrow. doctors will reevaluated him on friday. >> in another development a ruling on the no call against lebron james in the christmas day finals rematch. . kevin durant may not have thought it was a foul but the nba thinks it should have been called. the league announced in its two- minute report of yesterday's game that durant should have been called for three fouls on lebron james in the final 90 seconds including the controversial no call with 25 seconds left and golden state up 5-3. >>> jimmy garoppolo spent almost four seasons as the tom brady backup. what we're seeing is a result of him making the most of his time in new england, according to his mentor. >> it's really a credit to him. you do what you can with the opportunities you get. he has done a great job going there and, um, you know, get the opportunity to play and win games. that's

email us and we may feature your sch ool on the show. play o' t from college you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. play o' the day from college t >>> good morning. 5:23. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on, the backup is stretching. we'll take a closer look at how far that backup stretches and your travel times. but first, let's check sports with dennis. >> reporter: the warriors have won two nba championships because of great talent, all right. but also because they have been able to stay healthy. not so much for the next couple of weeks. steph curry watching his alma matt last night wearing a walking boot and using a crutch. steph will be out at least two weeks with a sprained ankle. it was in monday's game in new orleans. he will miss his homecoming today in charlotte. good news for warriors fans, an mri found no structural damage on that ankle. >>> last night, colin kaepernick presented with spor

us. but these key emails, text messages, just the fact that these people are involved. f that would be given to us. we had to fight for everything. what are they trying to cover up? why are they obstructing a committee from doing its lawful work on a matter which is so vital to the country and to the world for that matter? >> martha: just to circle back for me. you say you weren't there when this was confirmed. it's your understanding that he did confirm that he is the andy in the office? >> i really only see that officially because i'm not certain. that was the impression i had. again, i don't want to that definitively. >> martha: okay. so what's next in terms of these subpoenas? and i guess, you know, the american people watch this whole thing and they say well, we fund the fbi. we fund the department of justice. why is -- and i know congress is very frustrated that you are not getting the documents from the fbi and the department of justice about what their feelings or involvement may have been in any effort to be against the trump administration. the american people

on whatjames harding had to say or any aspect of bbc news and current affairs, you can call us on... or emailfind us on twitter... and do have a look at our website for previous interviews. the address for that is... we're off now till the new year, but do join us again onjanuary 5th. until then, from all of us on the programme, have a very merry christmas and a happy new year. it is going to be quite chilly first thing on saturday, certainly a good frost around. but the weather will turn milder over the next couple of days. in fact, by the time we get to sunday, i suspect double—figure temperatures across the south of the uk. at the moment there is a dip in thejetstream. that's when cold air comes in from the north. here, we start to see a south—westerly flow of air, which will push the weather front and cloud in our direction and this area of milder air will be in place across the uk by the time we get to sunday. but saturday is still going to be quite a cold day across most of the uk. and the cold snap is still not quite over. in fact, look at this. we're still getting weather watcher pict

emails. the gsa and the mueller team were accused of unlawful conduct that undermines the presidential transition act of 1963. he usedtt.gov email addresses as well as confidential attorney-client accounts. >> let me tell what you a lawyer for the gsa said about using those .governo .gov email addre. he says there is no expectation of privacy when you use one. but there is a debate over the ethical and legal justification for making that move. lou: those folks all hired of course by the obama administration. kevin corke, thanks so much. joining me now, charlie hurt. great to see you. wouldn't you like to hear the interpretation of the law? charlie: they got that wrong claiming the .gov website has no expectation of privacy. there are tens of thousands of .gov email addresses in the capital in the senate and house and there is a presumption of privacy because congress exempts itself from the freedom of information act that applies to everybody else in the government. any way you look at it, it's bogus. lou: i said tpp, i meant ptt. let's turn to jackie speier. she has the inside track on whether president trump will f

simple.ro khanna / california (d-17th) :24people are going to be nickled and dimed for use of the email, use of social media, use of web surfing. people worry low income families and students wont be able to afford it. senator ron wyden of oregon say eliminating net neutrality rules gives an unfair advantage to huge corporations sen. ron wyden / oregon (d) :43 because we've got so many entrepreneurs so many small businesses, they can't afford to have access slowedbut fcc chairman ajit pai argues the internet thrived because of minimal goevernment intervention and a free market approach - before the obama era regulations.ajit pai / fcc chair 1:02innovators and entrepreneurs grew start ups into global giants and america's internet economy became the envy of the entire world.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnews 1:09protesters and lawmakers say this fight doesn't end after today's fcc vote. they expect the issue to head to court and there's the possibility of congressional action.rep. anna eshoo / california (d-18th) 1:19i believe that we'll have excellent standing in the courts, because they approv

brian emails us. brian emails us. this is a brian read.ower invested in me go ahead. ainsley: okay. daniel says i want to surprise my wife with a christmas gift but she reviews our online account several times a week. how can i get her a gift while staying open and honest with our finances? >> well, daniel, what you want is the gift can be a surprise but how much you spend on the gift shouldn't be. so i would encourage y'all to sit down and talk about how much are you going to spend on gifts and for each other as well as other people in the family. gain agreement on the dollar amount. guess what? you can buy that gift utilizing cash or gift cards and the gift would stillable a surprise to your wife and all stay on budget for these holidays. brian: make sure to get a receipt full value of what was promised prechristmas day so you don't get ripped off. ainsley: take the cash go, to cvs and buy a gift card and buy it online and she will never know. brian: now you are giving up the whole idea. this email comes from lily. my husband and i have

: how about we ask you to send you guys at home to send us what your new yearens resolutions are for hillary clinton. keep them coming. pete: emailriends@foxnews.com. let us know. what would your resolution be? if you were to held a flute of champagne and toast hillary clinton what would you be talking about: another item that caught our attention this morning a tree at the white house. lisa: big beautiful tree. leland: you see it when president trump walks out from the southport sout from the portica. park service ordered the removal of that 200-year-old tree because it was dying. ordered the grounds keeper to remove it to keep the lawn immaculate. "newsweek" order melania trump ordering the removal: iconic white house tree to be cut down. this there is another way to look at this. imagine if melania trump saves tree that then falls over and wipes out white house press corps. pete: that's where the white house press corps stands so she is actually doing them a favor. lisa: if you read those headlines they are making it seem like melania trump was walking around cut that one down, that one. this is as ridiculous as it gets with -

steve: what's the final verdict with the state and local tax deductions, larry emailed us. >> well, allsed on this one, all right? steve: salt states. >> what it looks like the final plan is going to be, $10,000 of salt deduction. however, it's not going to be limited just to real estate taxes. that's what the talk was. now they're going to allow that deduction 10,000. it could include real estate taxes, income taxes, sales taxes. so a little bit of flexibility there. steve: you had a suggestion we were talking earlier before we started the program and you suggested if you could prepay next year's property taxes, do because then you can deduct them this year at the full amount. >> that is a possibility. so what we were talking about is individuals are cash basis taxpayers. which means if you pay for something in a certain year, you would get the deduction in that year. so, with real estate taxes being limited or knocked out, depending, you could potentially prepay 2018. however, that's a gray area because the irs could turn around down the road and say that's tax avoidance. steve: of co

email us friends@foxnews.com. we will share some of your comments later on in the show.ah, there is really no wrong answer. i want your answers. there has been mistakes but rules of engagement when this comes to the military could that be it? destroying the caliphate? could that be it? moving the embassy to jerusalem could that be it? or formulating one of the best security teams in history, could that be it? or the travel ban finally okayed? ainsley: i'm glad you brought up the jerusalem deal because the president declared jerusalem as israel's capital. 121 countries voted against the united states in the u.n. hoping to shame the united states on the world stage. 128. they thought there were going to be 160 nos. but some of these countries were too scared to vote no so they didn't just show up. brian: or abstain which is similar. 60 plus. steve: here is the cover of the "new york post" this morning stop, got weasels. here is the whole thing we are paying most of the freight of the united nations and the president and ambassadors say look, if you come out against us, we

emails unlawful. dan, explain what the accusation here and what the response has been for us. >> reporter: the accusationessentially that the trump sent transition team believes that robert mueller's investigation illegally obtained emails from that transition period which is the period between when trump was actually elected and when he became president. it's important to note that at that time, these emails were housed on government servers. the transitions both trump's transitions and hillary clinton's transition that never really fully became a transition, are government run. they are housed on government servers. those emails. and in this letter to capitol hill, the trump transition team accused mueller's investigation of going through the general services administration which is a pretty benign government agency which provides hardware and different infrastructure to agencies here in washington so that they can run. in a statement, the general services administration told buzzfeed that, you know, the trump transition team knew that they would be subject to law enforcement if they used their product