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the national martin luther king jr. holiday, biloxi officials say a 1985 ordinance established great americans day to honor dr. king and others including confederate general robert e. lee. the official changes its observance to match the federal holiday. >>> as the legacy of dr. king is honored across the country today, including in biloxi his daughter has posted a moving tribute. this photo showing bernice king at her father's memorial tweeting, happy birthday dad, i miss you. >>> and in addition to participating in a service dr. martin luther king jr. today, president obama will welcome the world series champion chicago cubs to the white house. >> the president extended his invitation to the team just after they beat cleveland in november. no one can forget that moment. expect plenty of good-natured ribbing given that the president is a chicago white sox fan. >> but mrs. obama is a cubs fan, so there's a split. >> house divided. >> coming up, the incredible reunion, a girl kidnapped as a baby meets her parents for the very first time. >>> plus an admission from samsung about its cell phones that burst into flames. what the company is saying caused the problem co

the hearing today centred on an e—mail sentin hearing today centred on an e—mail sent in 2014 containing allegations about the former marathon runner against some senior officialsthe iaaf. at the time details had been sent to the ethics committee but dave bra ilsford sent to the ethics committee but dave brailsford said he approached lord coe because he felt he would not sweep it under the carpet. he said he spoke to lord coe on the phone and he said he did not know about the ongoing investigation. lord coe always acknowledged receiving the details but he said he did not open e—mail because he said he thought it was a matter for the ethics committee. two weeks before

12 days before the election, the director wrote to congress that he had reopened the investigation after officials found els made on a clinton computer by huma abedin, that appeared to be pertinent. later, he appeared to close the probe. at a senate hearing, comey declined to discuss any potential investigations into president-elect donald trump or his associates, prompting this response from the maine senator, angus king. >> the irony of the situation, i can't comprehend. >> he was grilled by some democratic senators who blame the fbi director in part for secretary clinton's loss. >> washington is still abuzz with the war of words between president-elect donald trump and the intelligence committee. at issue, the unsubstantiated reports that russia had collected a dossier on mr. trump to be used as blackmail later on. the trump camp called it fake christopher steele, seem in a memo in this photo, that russia this compromising and financial information about president-elect donald trump. steele is a former british intelligence officer who works for orbis business intelligence, a private investigation firm

casting doubt on the credibility of julian assange who say russia wasn't the source of the dnc e-mails. what officials are saying about the hacks ahead of a looming report. >> >>> on fox 5 morning news we're talking about a local related about the impact they could have once they move into the new homes. doctor from the doctor oz will join the show with secrets to losing 15 pounds in the new year. we'll be right back z27mkz z16fz y27mky y16fy ♪ ♪ >>> developing tonight, president-elect trump says he's reserving judgment over whether russia was behind leading up to the presidential election, intelligence officials are expected to brief trump friday. here's with the latest >> he's not exactly a truth of integrity. >> cia director john brennan cast doubt on the credibility of julian assange >> i wouldn't ascribe to any of these individuals making comments that it is providing the whole unvariant issued truth. this will include what it is we know. what was collect and what was disclosed >> do you think the motive was to help donald trump >> that's one of the things that will be addressed inside of the rep

the nation's top intelligence officials say they have no doubt about the matter. in fact, they say they know who passed the stolen e-mails from russia to wikileaks during the presidential campaign. they also intercepted communications where russian officials celebrated trump's victory. trump cites a conspiracy among democrats and main stream media. >>> president-elect donald trump is clarifying details of his plan to build a wall. around 3:30 a.m., he tweeted that mexico will reimburse the u.s. for the wall. they are hoping to get it paid for initially through a government funding measure that would make democrats less likely to fight it because a standoff could cause a government shutdown. . >>> let's check out some of those cars down in walnut creek. wow, look at all that thick frost. this is the kind of frost that will break your credit card so don't even try to use a credit card. get the real ice scraper out, take some time and let the car warm up a little bit this morning. you may have to adjust a little extra pollution into the air because you got to let it warm up but that's going to the safe measure this mo

the making. this 12-year sponsorship is said to be worth an unprecedented $800 million, eclipsing past sponsorships. this makes alibaba the official eplatform and it also is one of the few chinese companies to sponsor the olympics. it is also the first chinese company to sign on as a partner for the 2022 winter games in beijing. betty: this definitely is a surprise. what is the rationale? they don't usually spend a lot on marketing. >> it is not just about marketing for alibaba when you ake a look at the long-term strategy. they want to generate revenue from outside china. the olympic's is a way to a global audience. this could repair alibaba's reputation. last month, the u.s. trade representative alibaba back on its notorious markets list for counterfeiting. jack ma seeks to demonstrate that the company is wrapping up its efforts to fix this. here's what he said in davos. leadingve the world's technology fighting against that. we have put 2000 people focused on fighting against that. this is the largest anti-counterfeit team in the world. >> aside from improving its image, alibaba will likely get a cut from merchandise sales and po

intelligence community can't gauge the g impact it had on choices thehoee electorate made.electo mad >> president-elect trump willdet be briefed by top-e intelligencc officials tomorrow about theout hacking report. >>> and the president-elect has nominated former indiana senator dan coats to be ther da director of nationaln intelligence. coats served two terms in the senate and wasrved t ambassadoro germany during george w. w bush's presidency.bushnc he also served eight years in ya the house of representativesrese and has served on the senateate intelligence and armedrmed services committees.ommitt coats' nomination comes as thehe president-elect haas has beent-l criticizing americanecerican intelligence agencies. >>> fox5 is your station fors yn tweet us your thoughts rightsig now about all thingss political.politi use the #5at6:30.5a then look for your tweet on twet our political show coming upom next at 6:30. 6:3 >> u.s. park police are stillari trying to figure out who left a stash of guns at a woodedoode area near fletchers boathouse b in northwest a hiker found two o of the weapons yesterday yterday inside a violin case.. fox5's paul wagner is live li

there are cyber attacks in which they successfully got into the probity malls and the e—mail is of many top party officialsampaign manager, john podesta. and then there is what they refer to as an influence campaign which was aimed at putting the information, this information into the public domain to try and undermine the public‘s face in the electoral process. there were trolls who were targeting particular individuals who were seen as being putting information out against russian interests. and so there was a very broad and sustained campaign over the course of many months to really s ha ke over the course of many months to really shake the information that the public had access to, and the united states especially. we now know there was all sorts of fake and false news being bandied around on all sorts of social media outlets that were not necessarily connected to this particular russian campaign is alleged by american security services but the critical question is did this impact on the outcome of the election? on added appeaser is no conclusion. remember, the point of the report is not to contest the

and other democrats vented frustration for his public airing of the e-mail probe and how the bureau handled the russian hacking of officials. exposure of the hacked e-mails led to her resignation as party chair. she writes, the fbi director must clarify for the american people the agencies. meanwhile, trump's team to explain the contacts with michael flynn and russian officials. officials confirm flynn spoke with the russian ambassador to the u.s. on the day the obama administration imposed sanctions over the hacking. >> that call took place on the 29th of december. general flynn was asked to help set up a call after the inauguration with president putin and trump. >> reporter: in a brief stop before cameras, trump who met with tv host steve harvey made a passing mention about a policy goal. >> repeal and replace is going great. >> reporter: while republicans in congress who do not have a replacement health care plan passed the first in a series of steps toward repeal. >> this provides congress with the legislative tools to repeal and replace obamacare. >> reporter: democrats are outrag outraged and some plan to boycott th

new intelligence reports given to president obama names the go between who officials now believe russia used to ferry hacked eo wikileaks before the election. this as u.s. officials tell cnn intelligence agencies got new information after the election that has increased confidence it was russia that carried out the hack and did it in part because moscow wanted to help donald trump win. all this ahead of the president-elect's top level intelligence briefing on the hack expected today. what is mr. trump saying about this? we will get more on that in a moment. we start with justice correspondent pamela brown and the latest on the new intelligence. >> reporter: good morning, miguel and christine. we are learning more about what is in the review that is presented to president obama and will be presented to predonald trump. we learned it contains the names of the people who russia hand over the documents. we learned from the sources that the russian government used a third party. the identities of the people are now in that report. also, we learned about the intercepted communications after the election of russian

calling for the resignation of fbi director james comey as he faces investigation of the clinton e-mail case. now the top official from the bush administration is joining that call plus hundreds of thousands will fill washington street for donald trump's inauguration including protesters. we have an exclusive look at how the secret service is training to keep everyone safe. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. lauren: i'm laura engel in for julie banderas and this is "the fox report." president-elect donald trump fighting back congressman civil rights activist john lewis. moments ago the president-elect tweet it this congressman john lewis should finally focus on crime invested inner-city in the u.s.. i could use all the help i can get. it comes as the congressman said he doesn't see donald trump is a legitimate president. also in the headlines republican lawmakers on c

the wall in that meeting today. u.s. officials say they've identified intermediaries with who they believe provided the wikileaks e-mails. this is among the pieces of information that the top intelligence officials are expected to provide to donald trump today at a meeting in new york in next couple hours, probably around 12:30. today is the first time trump will get this extensive intelligence report that looks at not only the russian hacks of the democratic party groups this year or last year, but also cyber hacks going all the way back to 2008 in that election year. we're told by officials that the u.s. intelligence agencies also collected intercepts from russian officials expressing happiness at donald trump's victory on november 8th. the officials also say the intercepts aren't considered smoking gun evidence against the russians but rather part of a broader picture of evidence that they've put together. the director of national intelligence james clapper told senators at a hearing in washington yesterday that the intelligence agencies believe the evidence points at russia more resolutely than it did back in october

the american political system, that's how a senior u.s. official describes the findings of intersethe inte from the russian government. the intercepts show that the russians were behind the stolen e-mails from wikilks. a word of caution, the intercepts are open to interpretation but the timing isn't good. they're expressed doubt in the intelligence community in the u.s. officials are worried he won't accept their findings tomorrow. >> this was a multi-facetted campaign. so the hacking was only one part of it and it also entailed classical propaganda, disinformation, fake news. >> does that continue? >> yes. >> intelligence officials are calling members of congress asking for backup tomorrow, anticipating a public beat double play from the president-elect. a couple hours ago former fbi director james woolsey quit trump's transition team. >> montgomery county police tell us social media is at the center of a murder in gaithersburg. tonight five suspectse magia of new jersey. his mother reported him missing back in october after he said he was heading in maryland thinking he would see a girl he met on facebook. but he was murdered and buried near a shallow grave near seneca park. th

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the election. you will see lawmakers press some top intelligence officials country on how they conclusion that russia was behind the hacks on the d.n.c. and hillary clinton of course, el accounts and how they were able to confirm that this was in fact an attempt to interfere in the u.s. election. bost: you had a piece, katie williams, the intelligence chair, in the house, talking devin nunez says he is unconvinced hacking campaign groups was mocratic intended to help elect donald trump. what about the senate side, in armed services committee, intelligence committee, what is the take of republicans there? guest: that is the big question you will see addressed today, question of intent. lawmakers largely convinced that there was behind this and it was sow uncertainty in the u.s. democratic process. less, not certainty to as explicit intent install donald trump in the white house. now, anonymous reports in publications indicated that the i.c. believes this was in fact the goal. can expect lawmakers to sk for public accounting of evidence to support that claim. host: there is a special committee that will look at mitch mcconnell's response to that? guest: well, mcconnell

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the source of stolen dnc e-mails. >> we can say and we have said, repeatedly, over the last two months, that our source is not the russian government. and it is not state party. >> reporter: but officials say those e-mails were, in fact, delivered to wikileaks by a middleman for the russians. >> whether assange is a knowing participant or what is called a useful idiot, it's hard to tell. >> reporter: house republicans doing an about face. first, behind closed doors, voting to protect themselves by gutting the office of congressional ethics. created to make sure they play by the rules. then trump tweeting, with all that congress has to work on, do they really have to make the weakening of the independent ethics watchdog, as unfair as it may be, their number one act and priority? and finally, a last-minute meeting and unanimous decision to delay, heavily influenced by those tweets. >> yes, it animated the press. >> reporter: and trump announced he'll hold his first news conference in months next week on january 11th. at the same time, we're learning bill and hillary clinton will join george w. bush at the inauguration to watch trump get sworn in as 45th president in just 16 days. kendis

the new year comes with new laws. one of them, a baby and e-cigarette -- v gaithersburg.n in we had the alternatives to using those. reporter: it is now officially legal to use or smoke -- a legal illegal to smoke cigars, cigarettes, e-cigarettes, or any of those, including parks. other band areas are elevators, restrooms, health care facilities, stores, restaurants, schools, and theaters. in october, city council passed the measure which took effect yesterday. it strengthens a previous law, which band cigarettes -- banned cigarettes and cigars within 30 feet of city playgrounds. vape shop,an owns a and says much safer than cigarettes, and says that they help people quit smoking. he says the new city ordinance stigmatizes those who use the battery-operated devices. >> they have done studies on this. it's not harmful. there's no secondhand smoke. it's not killing people. . there has to be a point in which you go, aren't you stepping over your boundaries to tell me what is right and what is wrong? reporter: that law took effect yesterday. violators will face fines of $100 each time they are caught. in gaithersburg, kevin lewis, abc 7 it -- news. a

russian military intelligence or the gr you compromised the e-mail account of the democratic dirty officials have publicly released victim data using the goose avert 2.0 persona and d.c. geeks.com and exclusives to media outlets. they also related material to wikileaks. russia collected on some republican affiliated targets, but did not conduct a comparable disclosure campaign. russian intelligence maintain access to almost the multiple u.s. state or local electoral boards. the department of homeland security assesses these types of systems not involved in vote tallying. russia's state-run propaganda machine contributed to the influence campaign is serving as a platform for criminal messaging using russian government funded outlet such as rit. moscow has long sought to undermine u.s.-led democratic quarter. russia like a soviet predecessor was covert influence campaigns these intelligence officers. they perceive as hostile. moscow's behavior reflects what the u.s. threat to military diplomatic and infrastructure as well as we see now are elections. however, russia's type tbd and 2016 demonst

the hillary clinton's e-mail case. the inspector general says he is launching a probe into the actions of both the fbi and justice department officials leading into the presidential election. they're going to look at whether fbi director james comey followed established policies in the investigation of clinton's e-mails. democrats blamed comey's handling of case as part of the reason that she lost to drum many that would be hillary clinton of course. next at 11:00, hank's take. >>> it's hank. i'm in germantown with robins. her son james memorial. he's been dead since last february. shot dead in the street. you know anything about who killed him? speak up. just a minute. >>> the search is on for this group of guys. police say they keep committing the same type of crime over and over again. what ♪ >>> police in camden, new jersey, need your help to identify this man. they say he took electronics including phone chargers from gas station on 1400 block of admiral wilson boulevard. he took off on a black bicycle. police think he may go by the nickname hot rod. ♪ >>> what happens when neighborhoods stop talking to police. it is a story tha

the russians and wikileaks. cnn justice correspondent hef van perez is live in washington with more. >> reporter: u.s. officials tell kn the u.s. has identified intermediaries they believe provided the wikileaks websites the democratic party e-mails. but this is among the pieces of information that the top intelligence officials are expected to provide president-elect donald trump in a meeting in new york in the next few hours. today is the first time trump will see an extensive intelligence report that looks at not the only russian hacks of the democratic party groups, but also cyber hacks going all the way back to 2008 election year. we're told by officials that u.s. intelligence agencies also collected intercepts of russian officials expressing happiness at donald trump's victory in 2008. saying the intercepts aren't necessarily smoking gun evidence against the russians but part of the broader evidence they've put together. the director of national intelligence james clapper said yesterday that the intelligence agencies believe the information points at russia more resolutely than when they first announced it back in october. wikileaks founder julian assange has said that the wikileaks never knows its sources. at this po

the latest breaking news. we do had breaking news this morning. president-elect donald trump will be briefed today by senior intelligence officials which found that russia hacked democrats e-mail to influence the election. trump expresses doubt yet again. how and why are they so sure about hacking if they never requested an examination of the computer servers. what is going on. trump has picked former senator dan coats to be the director of national intelligence. he is a conservative from indiana. he is also a critic of russia. the former cia director announcing he will no longer be an advisor to the trumpet team following the report that he was being excluded from intelligence discussions. he commented on trump's plan last night. i think at the direction that the reforms have taken is not good one. there are a lot of weaknesses into problems. see make all of this coming after top u.s. intelligence officials appear before the senate panel yesterday on their findings into russia's role in the presidential election. we get more details on that from peter barnes. see mac the director is standing by conclusions from u.s. intelligent services that the russian government try to

the hillary clinton's e-mail case. the inspector general says he is launching a probe into the actions of both the fbi and justice department officials leading into the presidential election. they're going to look at whether fbi director james comey followed established policies in the investigation of clinton's e-mails. democrats blamed comey's handling of case as part of the reason that she lost to drum many that would be hillary clinton of course. next at 11:00, hank's take. >>> it's hank. i'm in germantown with robins. her son james memorial. he's been dead since last february. shot dead in the street. you know anything about who killed him? speak up. just a minute. >>> the search is on for this group of guys. police say they keep committing the same type of crime over and over again. what cops say the trio is after. sure, you could sit around all night iting for a pizza to be livered. t wouldn't making it yourselfall a lot more fun? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yopl

the chair of the dnc had to resign on the eve of the party convention after a leak of internal e—mails showed officialsing clinton over bernie sanders. wind forward six months, the leaks get worse and donald trump wins the november election, and barack obama takes to the stage to announce expulsions of russian diplomats after what america believed is a cyberattack from russia. this is a major headache for trump. it is not exactly in the interest of donald trump to acknowledge that he perhaps benefited from state—sponsored hacking. it's made all the more awkward after those comments back injuly. russia, if you are listening, i hope you are able to find the 30,000 e—mails that are missing. the last 2a hours has shown the capricious nature of the debate, first a series of tweets saying he was a big fan of intelligence agencies. and then a follow—up, asking why they had not investigated democratic committee computers. this afternoon trump was briefed by top spies, outlining the evidence they have for russia's involvement in the hacking. he has now conceded the leaks might have come from foreign enemies but

you want to send videos, you can tag us or post them directly to the facebook page or e-mail it to ic bay area.com. >>> today first official workday of the white house. president trump is preparing for a busy day. expecting to sign more executive orders and meet with congressional leaders. good morning, tracy. >> good morning. with busy leaders with the white house foreign payments to the trump organization because the president is still expected to the business. congress takes another look at nominees for cia chief. today congress is expected to spend hours before voting on nomination of cia director. concerns on water boarding -- >> there's issues that have been vexing to the congress. >> veking the white house, reports of inauguration crowd counts is lower than president obama. >> the point remains -- >> alternative facts. >> reporter: white house staffers sworn in get to work today. the president expected to sign executive orders on trade, immigration, health care, but not supporting children brought to u.s. illegally. expected to meet with republicans and can democrats tonight. >> then a phone call some point soon wit

the hearing today centred on an e—mail sentin hearing today centred on an e—mail sent in 2014 containing allegations about the former marathon runner against some senior officialshe time details had been sent to the ethics committee but dave bra ilsford sent to the ethics committee but dave brailsford said he approached lord coe because he felt he would not sweep it under the carpet. he said he spoke to lord coe on the phone and he said he did not know about the ongoing investigation. lord coe always acknowledged receiving the details but he said he did not open e—mail because he said he thought it was a matter for the ethics committee. two weeks before the documentary was aired, lord coe said he was not aware of any of this until the documentary came out but bradford said that they did speak about it. as regards him not opening the e—mail, he was asked about that. the penalties are being imposed on russia and it was recognised there was state—sponsored doping in sport. but have we had any response from lord coe or the iaaf? but have we had any response from lord coe or the imf? well be iaaf put upa lord coe or the imf? well be iaaf put up a statement saying th

the russian government. and it is not state party. >> reporter: but officials say those e-mails were, in fact, given to wikileaks by the russians. >> whether asanction is involved or -- >> reporter: first, behind closed doors themselves but gutting the office of congressional ethics. then trump tweeting, with all that congress has to work on do they really have to make the weakening of the independent ethics watchdog, as unfair as it may be, their number one act and priority? a last-minute meeting and unanimous decision to delay, heavily inyou influenced by those tweets. >> yes, it animated the press. >> reporter: and trump announced he'll hold his first news conference in months next week on january 11th. at the same time, we're learning bill and hillary clinton will join george w. bush at the inauguration. >> thank you. >>> and trump also turned up the pressure on the auto industry. threatening general motors with a big border tax on its imported cars. >> trump says gm is making the chevy bringing it back. only a small number of hatch backs are brought back to the u.s. >>> and ford skaps plans for a mexico fac

the punishment cold it out after u.s. officials accused russia of meddling in the election with e-mail hacks, friday comppounds in new york maryland. u.s. officials say they were used for intelligence gathering. vladimir putin says he won't kick out any of our diplomats in retaliation saying he's looking ahead to the policies of the trump administration, gregg. gregg: both hacking itself, and did it really happen and what our intel says as well as president obama's response, is that going to be the subject of hearings? >> reporter: yes othursday, senator john mccain is the chairman of the armed services committee, he said a hearing about the attacks, mccain invited the director of national intelligence and the head of the nsa to testify, senator tom cotton said that the obama administration hasn't done enough. >> it's not just that russia that the president and his administration has been weak on russia. they actively stopped other evers by people like me and other republicans and democrats in congress from trying to draw a firmer line. >> reporter: congressman adam schiff says blame the kremlin. >> there was carelessness

e in the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. in august a federal jury convicted pg&e on six criminal charges. five counts are linked to violations of pipeline safety rules. the other involves obstruction of the official investigation. eight people were killed and dozens of homes were destroyed. pg&e faces a maximum fine of 3 million. we have a crew at the courthouse and will bring you an update as soon as we get information. >>> coming up, president trump hits the ground running. this morning he met with business leaders to talk about regulations and taxes, and before lunch, he signed memorandums that came pact trade and federal employees. >> plus, rescue workers making a plan trying to reach a car that fell into a flooded creek. the latest on the search for the driver. >>> president trump started off his monday by fulfilling some of his top campaign promises, the president signing three executive orders, one of which will withdraw the u.s. from one of president obama's signature trade packs. >> reporter: president donald trump using the power of the pen to sign his first executive actions. issuing a herring freeze for some federal agencies, reinstating the mexico city policy that prohibits foreign n

report coming out on friday, it accuses russia of hacking into the e-mails of democratic party officialslp donald trump win the election. it also directly links russian president vladimir putin to the cyber intrusions. trump predicting today that all of his cabinet picks are going to be confirmed by the senate. the senate scheduled to hold confirmation hearings this week for eight of trump's cabinet selections. coming as democrats in the senate plan what they are calling a talk-a-thon tonight where they will protest republican plans to repeal the affordable care act. also known as obamacare. >>> in south carolina, meanwhile, a federal judge could begin deciding tomorrow whether charleston church shooter dylan roof will face the death penalty. roof rested his defense today without calling any witnesses or presenting any evidence to suede the jury. this is the same jury that convicted him last month of federal hate crimes in other charges in connection with the deaths of nine people at a black church in june of 2015. >>> heavy rain and melting snow are leading to flooding in other major pr

e officials additionally...pg&e officials will have to do 10- thousand hours of commuinity service, including two- thousand hours by high level personnell. u.s. district judge thelton henderson also sentenced thetility to the maximum $3 million fine, placed pg&e on five years' probation, and ordered the establishment of a court- appointed monitor.an agreement on the terms of the ads was reached by pg&e and federal prosecutors thursday morning before the sentencing,pg&e was found guilty by a jury in henderson's court in august of five counts of violating a federal pipeline safety law and one count of obstructing an investigation. eight people died...dozens of homes were damaged or destoryed. trt 20 and pg&e did issue a statement - in response to today's rulling. the companys writes... "we sincerely apologize to the families and friends of those who lost their lives or were injured in this tragic explosion and we want them to know our mission and our commitment to safety will never stop. we will remain forever committed to taking action to meet the high safety standards that our customers, and we, demand and expect." tag another big story... for the second time in less than a week ... a car plun

at fbi director james comey for his public airing of the clinton e-mail probe and how the bureau handled the russian hacking of democratic officials. exposure of those hacked e-mails led to wasserman schultz's resignation. clarify fort american people the agency's policies for investigating and alerting those who are hacked by foreign governments. meanwhile, trump's team under pressure to explain contacts between trump's national security adviser, michael flynn and -- they confirm flynn did speak by phone with russia's ambassador to the u.s. on the day the obama administration imposed sanctions over the hacking. >> that call took place on the 29th of december at which time general flynn was asked whether or not he would help set up a call after the inauguration with president putin and then president trump. >> in a brief stop before cameras, trump who met with tv host steve harvey about working on change in inner cities made a passing mention of a major policy goal. >> repeal and replace. >> republicans in congress who do not have a replacement health care plan passed the first in a >> this provides congress with the legislative t

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the fbi was investigating a new batch of clinton e-mails. meantime the probe will examine allegations that justice department officials improperly supplied nonpublic information to clinton's campaign. >> i think for both sides there's probably an eagerness to get a little bit more to the bottom of what happens. there are folks on the republican side who are frustrated by the allegations that attorney general loretta lynch was corresponding on the tarmac with bill clinton. >> people close to comey have consistently defended his conduct in the case. meanwhile the justice department is looking at another fbi official whose wife accepted campaign contributions from democrats and whether or not he should have recused himself from the clinton case. in washington, ed henry, fox news. >> in a statement, fbi director comey said the fbi will cooperate fully. comey added, i hope very much he is able to share his conclusions and observations with the public because everyone will benefit from thoughtful evaluation and transparency regarding this matter. >>> in the meantime the u.s. senate has taken the first step towards repealing president obama's signature h

that is the fictitious story involving e-mails from hillary clinton's campaign chair and a child sex ring operating under the restaurant. officialsot providing more details about the plea. he's due back in court next month. >>> a local cab driver praises john elway and doesn't realize he's along for the ride. that moment caught on camera is priceless. >>> wake-up weather for wednesday, more like march or april. a chilly start but 40s and 60s pi noon. we'll talk about winter as well. >>> the maryland terrepins at home. we'll see about this one. stick around. . >>> could stress keep you young? tomorrow on wake up washington, how stress can be good for you. plus, the most exclusive forecast in town. weather and traffic together on the nine, see you in the morning. . >>> a local act of kindness is going viral tonight. it's a tip nearly 7 times the amount of the bill. >> but it was the note that was left with the tip that is grabbing attention. rosalynd works as a waitress at the busboys & poets on 14th streetment she visiting for president trump's inauguration left her a very generous tip. look at that. $450 on a $72 tab! and then th