julian assange has been holed up in the embassy for four years. we will start straight out of the united states. the first two staff appointments for donald trump. the president-elect named reince priebus to be his chief of by chieflanced out strategist stephen bannon pretty was trump's campaign chairman and used to run breitbart news. more now on what could be the start of a white house battle between the populist outsiders that got him elected and the republican establishment. is taking shape as two key positions are filled. -- team trump is taking shape as two key positions are filled. reince priebus has been named chief of staff. chieftrump campaign stephen bannon has been appointed top strategist and senior counselor. >> now i will have them both with me and the white house as we work to make america great again. >> the seemingly contradictory appointments are vintage trump, who has long encourage rivalries both in business and during his campaign. by taking a washington insider to serve in the influential white house chief of staff position,

without further adieu, my pleasure to introduce julian guthrie. [applause] >> thank you so much for that great introduction. we're having the best day here. so this book is really interesting on many, many levels. you know, i kind of look at it now, how to make a spaceship, as almost, there is almost a formula for it. there is almost a recipe as i see it. so you start with this space geek. you start with this guy, peter dimandis. he was 8 years old when apollo 11 lands on the moon in 1969. he is wide-eye'd, transfixed by the magic of nasa, the magic of apollo 11. the first time man sets foot on another see less teal body, along with "star trek," apollo what was possible and "star trek" was what could be possible. he drank all the tank and he believed in all of this and he set out on this great adventure and unbelievable quest to become an astronaut and his original pursuit was to get there through the typical channels, through nasa. he went to mit. he went to harvard. he did all of these things just so he could one day get to space. he gets out of

i'm julian. what's your name? i'm jadzia. did you come here to help us? well, nobody around here seems to want our help. i do. and i know others who would welcome it too. kira to away team. go ahead. the jem'hadar are leaving the kendi system. it looks like they're heading g r the obatta cluster. sounds like they're on a patrol route meaning this systemmis . we'd better go. stand by to get underway. hold on, major. we can't just leave these people. they need our help. and they'll get it. when we get backck we'll notify starfleet. maybe even months. we're here, now. remember the plague on boranis three? people were dying by the thousands. nobody there knew why. it took us one hour to identify the pathogen and three days to dose the water table and inoculate the population. we might be able to do the same thing here. all right, it's worth a try. we can't risk the jem'hadar detecting the runabout. i'll take it to the jenkata nebula. come back in a week. with any luck, we'll have a cure by then. um... i'm sorry i can't offer you more space. oh, don't be. this

. >>> we talked to historian julian zelizer about the campaign, the legal fight that followed and how it relates to 2016. this is 45 minutes. >> host: julian zelizer with princeton university, history and public affairs professor and the author of the book the fierce urgency of now. thanks for joining us this morning. >> during this campaign at some point raised the specter of wha happened between george w. bush and al gore. could you paint a picture of not only what's been said about it in the context of this campaign but if there is a merit to those campaigns? >> guest: it was a close election and there was a dispute about the account in florida looking at particular ballots in certain counties and what we saw after was a process where there were recounts over contested votes that ultimately ended in the supreme court's decision.od that is different from what we are hearing today. today we've heard from donald trump may be in the last month about the idea of a raid election where it's not about the contested ballots after the election in certain areas but the entire political system

thank you. >> thank you, julian and thank you for the museum. i'm not going the take much time, i'm the what aerospace and i met peter when he was trying to raise that money and came to cover the x prize ever since then. and the x prize program has been continuing even after the 10 million-dollar prize awarded. so peter is the founder and executive chairman and has many programs devoted to promote innovation in the works. look up xprize.org for more details on that. i just want to refresh your memory about our other panelists, eric linberg is artist, the grand child of charles linburg and helped out the x prize immensely while they were trying to put all this together for the i'm sorry x prize. dave moore was project manager for space ship one project. one other thing i wanted to do is catch you up to date, space ship one following by spaceship 24. british billionaire richard branson and they had a couple years ago, they recovered from the accident. they have a second spaceship too that they have been flight testing on, jeff bezos space venture

vai sikahema introduces us to julian. >> you get inside. >> you wouldn't be nervous? >> maybe at first coming out. >> reporter: walnut street theater, the oldest continuing operating theater in the english speaking world and in the u.s., as julian and i visit, they were wrapping the run of south pacific, preparing for another classic, "the wizard of oz." he is a teen with a passion for plays. >> tell me why you're in love with musical theater? >> the thing with theater sets it aside from regular television is that you are able to have that connection with the audience rather than with the television. you don't have that much connection with television. >> reporter: the human element is why this young man is so special. >> tell me what kind of family you'd like to have. >> i'd like to have mother and father with a brother and a sister that are my age and my ideal family would be to do things that i have never gotten to do, go sky diving or hiking. >> reporter: julian is 16 and a junior in high school. the kind of kid that would make any parent proud. >> julian has exce

julian, get it off me! all right, all right. but you know what they sayay two heads are better than one. julian, i'm waiting. dr. bashiririt's important. i need your help. is that ear acting up again? my ear's fine. i need some advice about... unions. unions. you said the other day i should form a union, so i did. and i've put your theory y to practice. all of quark's employees have joined. we're going to force quark to treat us better... i hope. a union, huh? good for you. who do you think led the pennsylvania coal miners during the anthracite strike of 1902? i have no idea. sean aloysius o'brien. i didn't know that. there's a lot of things about my family you don't know. 11 months those mines were closed and they didn't open again you mean we should force quark to close the bar. only a aa last resort. if he's reasonable about your requests there's no need to strike. quark reasonable? ha! unlikely. you'll have to strike-- mark my words-- and when you do, you'll have to be strong. exactly. you know, he had the biggest funeral in

it's a home coming weekend for tom braidy and julian edelman. the pats get set to take on the san francisco 49ers. bridy and edelman grew up outside san francisco. >> anchor: 7's dan hausle has more. >> reporter: tom brady and julian edelman practicing for a home coming game this weekend. the first time playing near where they grew up and against the team they cheered for as kids. >> going to be pretty exciting. the new place is no candle stick it will be pretty fun to go back and play in front of friends and family and you know over in santa clara going to great america my whole life. it will be cool. >> reporter: surprising brady has gone this long without play nothing san francisco. the one time the pats played there during his career in 2008 >> i never had to r a chance to play in front of my friends. great time for me to grow up. i remember it being all the super bowl rallies and my mom taking me out of school. and box and tans on the el camino after they win super bowls. those memories never go away. >> reporter: they've been swamped by ti

ron, julian, thank you very much. >> for sharing your thanksgiving with us. thank you. >> can we talk about balloons and parades and turkeys now? >> yes. do it. >> it's just about time for the big thanksgiving tradition to begin. live pictures outside in new york city. the balloons are up. there's my man charlie brown. millions are lining the streets. coming up next we will take you live to the parade on this thanksgiving. >> first we do have a thanksgiving message from one of our brave service members overseas. >> my name is lieutenant tyler johnson, wish we could be home for thanksgiving. miss my family in south dakota and everyone back home, happy thanksgiving. (pop) campbell's tomato soup and grilled cheese. (more popping) go together like being late and being grounded. made for real, real life.™ a lot of the things that we have in our diet today can actually enamel is the outer surface of the teeth that's white. start to threaten the enamel and start to cause what we call acid erosion. if there's a thinning of the enamel, the teeth actually start to appe

coming up coming up next...the reason swedish investigators were questioning wiki leaks founder julian assange in london.also up next...pilot grounded.the allegations a skywest aviator is facing after being arrested wikileaks founder julian assange was questioned today about allegations concerning possible sex crimes committed in sweden six years ago. assange was questioned at the ecuadorian embassy in london than four years ago.swedish officials are seeking information related to allegations of serious sex crimes made by two swedish women he met in 20-10.assange has not been indicted and has denied the allegations. a visitation is being held today for a slain pennsylvania police officer.community members are saying goodbye to officer scott bashioum ahead of his funeral on wednesday.he was killed in an ambush-style attack while responding to a domestic dispute on thursday. the suspect also killed bashioum's partner before turning the gun on himself. a skywest airline pilot arrested last month on suspicion of being drunk appeared in court today. russell duszak was taken into custody on

it's with his prosecutors are questioning wikileaks founder julian assange at the ecuadorian embassyn london. he is accused of raping a woman in 2010. he denies the allegations. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff, it is good to have you with us. tonight, a presidential campaign that is not turned the country apartment chancellor angela christian democrats have agreed to back the social democrat frank-walter steinmeier as the country's next president. angela merkel says steinmeier, who currently the country's foreign minister, is an excellent choice to be the country's new head of state we will have more on the thinking behind his decision in just a moment. we begin with this report. reporter: just what many had given up hope that angela merkel's grand coalition government could agree on anything at all, and managed to find a joint candidate for president. frank-walter steinmeier is known to most as germany's chief diplomat. in the middle east, ukraine and iran's nuclear program, he has worked on defusing many crises. german chancellor angela merkel has never left any doubt that she trusts and l

and you were worried about julian. why are he and leeta not together? i don't know, but don't jump to conclusions. this place is a bad influence on people. arandis: here for the show? i would not call it a show. really? i find mr. fullerton very entertaining. he seems pretty determined to discourage people from coming here. risa receives millions of visitors every year. all of them leave happier than when they've arrived. i don't see how one man can change that. kahless fought off an entire army at three-turn bridge andhewas only one man. fullerton and his essentialists ut a month and no matter how many speeches he gives the water's still warm and the wind still smells sweet. but, if he's enjoying himself, who are we to discourage him? (scattered applause) that's right. take a good look. i can only imagine what you must think of me-- a middle-aged, ponderous academic telling you things you don't want to hear. but you know what i see when i look at you? children... pampered, spoiled children. for some reason the citizens of the federation have come to be

it was julian. he over-watered them. it's not his fault. you know how he is. sometimes he doesn't even know what he's doing. i'm sorry, sweetheart. we'll buy some new ones. forget it, miles. they're just plants. exactly. it's not as if something happened to molly or the baby. right, right. i mean, everybody's fine. no problems. good. what about kira? is she back yet? traveling around dahkur province. i thought you were going to visit them. i didn't get a chance. so, how are the fire caves? fine. and now it's time for me to tell you some news. i'm not keiko. no? who are you? listen carefully, miles. i have taken possession of your wife's body. i will hold it hostage until you do everything i tell you to accurately, and without question. everything? if you don't do precisely what i ask i'll kill your wife. are you all right? maybe there's been an outbreak of rudellian brain fever on bajor. we should go... i'm going to have to give you a demonstration of my sincerity. ( groaning and choking ) keiko! no! no, miles. you're not telling anyone. if you do, i'll stop h

. >> julian, fidel castro famously once said that history will absolve him. do you think history will look back on him? >> well, i don't think it will absolve him. i think there's many people who feel differently about his regime, that it wasn't a source of virtue and it wasn't a source of liberation but it was a source of repression. i think that part of his record combined with the alliance with the soviet union will forever be part of the discussion. there are others, though, who see parts of the legacy as being about racial justice and liberation from external countries that will also be part of the record. with all subjects like this there will be a level of ambiguity in terms of the how people evaluate him. >> and josh, going back to donald trump, during the campaign, he criticized the thawing of diplomatic relations with cuba. >> the concessions that barack obama has granted the castro regime were done through executive order, which means the next president can reverse them. and that i will do unless the castro regime meets our demands. not my demands.

and julian epistein is former staff director of the house government reform committee. julian, the president seems ready to inject himself in to the administration of the man who he clearly did not want to be president. >> i think it is a little bit of an over read. george bush largely faded from the scone and bill clinton was active in the spotlight as he tried to build his foundation and make the case for democrat. i think obama will be a blend of the two. he will not led the democratic party or appearing on cable news show. but raise bibillion for the library endowment and make public speeches and he will make commentary on the president. the eran of clinton and obama are largely over and it is critical for democrats to find new voices to articulate the democratic vow of the world and do it in a constructive way and it is a time for new blood and spirit inside of the democratic party. everybody understands that it. >> we played a clip from sean hanity from former president bush 43, he is it not think it is helpful to the country or presidency if one president piles o

they briefly got on the highway at the west julian street ramp and shutdown traffic there thanks for sharing this video with us. he siays no one was hurt. >> left class and hit the streets today to protest the election. students organized the demonstration on social media, the largest where it's estimated more than a thousand students took part. >> school principal is in trouble because of something he

. >> recibimos en casa a juliÁn romÁn, protagonista en la serie de juan gabriel "hasta que te conocÍ" al divo de juÁrez con 3 de los mejores imitadores sÓlo aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" que comienza contigo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> regresÓ. >> (risas). >> ay! seÑores. >> epa. >> ay! seÑores que rico decir buenos dÍas, ¿cÓmo estÁn ustedes? 18 de noviembre del aÑo 2016 y gracias adiÓs que es viernes!. >> y quÉ viernes. >> pero hoy viernes no se escribe con v de vaca, si no con b de beso, se besaron, marc anthony y j.lo. >> seÑores quÉ sorpresa. >> seÑores un beso para nuestro querido diego, te queremos muchÍsimo diego, tiene el dia libre en el dÍa de hoy. >> hablamos hoy dÍa, lo vi en las redes sociales, el mundo entero lo vio en las redes sociales, j.lo y marc anthony se dieron un beso. ¿a ver quÉ opiniÓn le merece ana marÍa canseco? >>> te lo doy, pero lo que dijo despuÉs marc anthony no me gustÓ. >> ¿quÉ? >>> somos hermanos. >> es mi hermana. >> no, vamos analizar eso. es que voy hablar por marc anthony le voy a decir que una vez es vÍctima de las circunstancias y que no todo es

julian emmanuel, executive director at ubs. julian, good to have you with us. >> great to be here. >> you like health care. >> we do like health care. >> you like it even more, i would -- >> we like it even more. the reality is, we've already heard some of the rhetoric get rolled back over the last few days. but coming into the election. the prior years' noise caused health care to be trading a 25-year relative discount to the s&p 500, never before seen. and essentially, to us, you priced in regulation that may or may not occur. and you haven't priced at all the potential for repatriation, which benefits the health care sector. >> so the regulation that may or may not occur is the repeal of obamacare, and now the move to -- amend obamacare? >> well, that's part of it. >> or is the drug pricing? >> actually both. that's why we've seen the rotation within the sector the last few days, as people step back and say, hey, the name is beaten up in general, look very appealing. and there are elements of health care that besides having

i suppose julian has one too. you two certainly spend a lot of time in the hololuites. well, you should be glad. it kept me out of trouble. (chuckles) mmm... want to try for twins? i don't think it works that way. you'd better brush up on your biology. teach me. look, i drew a pony. oh. let's see. does your pony have a name? i don't know. miles, i still have a lot of specimens i've got to catalog for the survey. go a aad. i'll play with molly. oh, miles, it's good to be home. come on, molly. let's play darts. remember what daddy said ababt the right way to stand? let's try again. i don't want to. can daddy color too?

i love playing a julian, of course. >> but you would do both. your versatility is incredible. >> well, thank you. >> your voice puts you in a scary category but -- >> as you watch the show, you'll see just how julian is. >> this guy turns nice? >> i wouldn't say nice. i'll say this about julian. there's a red zone and there is a green zone. if he had his druthers, he would live outside both of them. >> okay. that's much like how you live your life. >> yes. >> the show's got a pretty good pedigree. comes from ben affleck and matt damon. when you see that, does that give you a certain level of comfort as an actor that you know that this is going to be something that's going to be through their work. met ben once before, met matt once before but not enough to sit down and shoot the stuff with them. but the fact of their bodies of work suggests to me that this was going to be something really good, that they weren't going to pull back. i said, i have to be a part of this. >> it does only take place 50 years in the future but the technology, self-dri

julian, outreach to key party constitiencies. translate that for us. >> getting more people involved in the process, particularly millennials who are not interested in the election for either candidate and turning out the base. if the base had turned out, hillary clinton would have won the election. that is an important part. outroach is only part of what the democrats have to do. and they need a central message. one- third of the americans are doing well in the economy. and they voted for hillary clinton by 75 percent. two-thirds of the americans feel stagnant and they went for donald trump 60 percent. democrats should is have a message and they didn't and they lost. >> bernie sanders had a lot of appeal to the segment of the american popullist. and he didn't win the presidential nomination, but what should democrats learn from his playbook to get him far in the process. >> the democrats put the fix in for hillary and didn't listen to the base. and they got caught you up in the coronation instead of listening to where their part

host: julian zelizer at princeton university. the author of "the fierce urgency of now."

(sighs) miles, i promised i wouldn't say anything but it's about julian. i ran into him the other day and he seemed depressed. he'd never admititt, but he really misses you. poor guy. no family to come home to every y ght. maybe you should go find him. depressed, is he? very. i should spend an hour with him. maybe two. keiko to dr. bashir. go ahead. julian, it's about miles. i promised i wouldn't tell anyone but he's been really depressed lately. oh. is. it's an original kira nerys. i hear she didn't make many. (both laughing) i thought your speech went very well yesterday. it was the right thing to do. i wanted everyone to know what happened to akorem and d at the prophets said nothing about returning to thed'jarras. just about everyone was relieved to hear it. i can't believe you didn't cover me. how was i to know you were going to insult the king of leinster? i was just reading one of akorem's poems. "the call of the prophets." that's one of my favorites. it's a ahame he never finished it. he did. look. this is confusing. the last time i read this poem

prosecutors have been questioning julian assange.uestioning took place at the embassy of ecuador and london. the whistleblower refuses to travel to sweden for fear of being extradited to the u.s., where he is wanted for publishing hundreds of thousands of classified military documents. reporter: four years after julian assange took refuge in the embassy, swedish authorities have caught up with him. over rape allegations that stretched back to 2010. embassy, they say he his -- he is hounded as being the whistleblower. claimed and been given political asylum. he is willing to answer the question. prosecutors will also take dna samples. two have been convicted of sexual rape and assault. the sexual assault charges were dropped last year after the statute of limitations expired. sweetened issued the european arrest warrant in 2012 but assange has refused to go there. he fears being asked or that into the u.s., where he expects retaliation for those -- he believes the goal to stop wikileaks from releasing new secret documents area to esca

and julian. >> it was sick. the 3, 4 times, the whole stadium especially in the 4th quarter were going "brady." could you hear it on tv? >> reporter: weect. >> it happened in cleveland in the first game but it was amazing. the atmosphere was great and julian catching the first touchdown, all of redwood was really excited. >> reporter: thank you very much, mr. kraft. happy thanksgiving, everyone. >> reporter: mr. robert kraft, our guest. back to you. >>thank you, and happy thanks g iving to you. >>> and the cbs evening news is next. scott pelley has more scott? >> reporter: david and lisa, great to be you with in boston. we are getting breaking news of a tennessee with as many as a dozen killed in a rollover accident. the latest on that and the trump transition on the cbs evening news. >> scott, thank you. >> we'll be right back after >>> here's something we are thankful for. big papi is opening up about retirement. >> in a note, he details his wake up call to get the kids at school and then to fenway for a worko

where julian edelman made a surprise appearance. >> we have met 2 outstanding brothers doing all they can to help people in hurricane help people in hurricane devast hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. 0 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. this is your last chance to get super fast 100meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. this is your final week to get this great deal. wait. so adam asked. i have the answer. 108 years old. amazing. and she got to see the chicago cubs reverse the curse. she is a true blue fan who waited a life time to fly that w. >> anchor: i think she even knitted a w fl

julian, do you remember what happened last night? i was hit by a car. right. well, you weren't able to give any details when you were brought in last night. hmm. yeah, no kidding.

julian, what do you think? >> again, it looks like hillary has won over two million more popular votes so i think it's dangerous to kind of read into the victory some large mandate on these kinds of issues. there's a lot of support for racial justice, for gender equality and for the changes that immigration has brought to this country. i think it would be important not to read a mandate on these kinds of issues for democrats or republicans based on these election results. you can see this in a very different light quite easily. >> steve, respond. >> well, again, i would point to it's not just the presidential elections. look at the eight-year trend of what democrats have done in offices both in washington, d.c. and around america. it is a pronounced down trend. the american people are rejecting that kind of division and identity politics. by the way, i think to republicans, of course we want to look like america. i'm very happy that yesterday we nominated two women to very senior cabinet positions, one of whom

simone sanders, and julian zell zer. princeton university his for onand lonnie chen former public policy direct for a for mitt romney, who did not vote for donald trump. and aegean hussein. thank you very much for being with me. anusha, let me begin with you. you have written extensively about that. you have said publicly you are not pleased at all with the election of donald trump. however, you also said, this is our president. we have to come together and hope basically that some of the policies and the things that he said, especially about muslims living in america, don't come to true i go. what do you want to see play out as we see many displeased americans taking to the streets tonight? >> i want to see donald trump reassure us. i mean, he it's a terrifying time to be a muslim american. not just to be a muslim american, i think just to be a minority in, he ma. seeing images of these protests poppy i relate, i reality to the latinos, i relate to the blacks, i rel to the lgbt youth who are out on the street. i relate

julian edelman is hoping you'll stop by his popup store on newbury street this weekend. it's open now through sunday. look at them out here. meeting and greeting his customers. you can pick up specialized gear for the pats wide receiver. julian edelman tweeted this video, detailing his family's long history of retail ownership. >> it all started with my great, great grandfather, erasmush. edelman, who opened edelman and nickels and a bucket of mustache cream. his hard work and passion was inherited by his son, who in turned, opened his own business, which manufactured and sold top hats, sparking the edelman hat craze of 1913. >> mark: of course, who could forget the great hat craze of 1913, right? edelman's ye old popup shop is located at 144 newbury street, but again, you have to get there soon, because it closes sunday. >> vanessa: a party on the 4th of july cost this dcr commissioner his job. fox 25 investigates uncovered just how much state money he spent on the big blowout over the 4th. >> the reporter: veterans helping vets. in salem, more than 20 veterans are trai

comedians, julian assange has spilled a lot of government secrets.secret he might learn from his cat? randy? i'm sorry, i forknot to mention, we changed the buzzers today. >> garfield doesn't hate mondays. he hates mormons. it's a typo. sara schaefer. >> three dogs died in bone-ghazi. >> chris: points. flula. >> a cat lady's aren't actually lonely. they are secretly super hot intercourse machines. >> chris: all right, points. skews me. breaking news. reports coming in that there's a dog-- no, not a dog, a puppy that is threatening to kill bystand wers cuteness. we have to check in on this going live to what appears to be someone's bathroom floor. jack, take us there, please. oh, the humanity. what a truly adorable moment. we'll bring you live, real-time updates as they come on, on tub watch 2016. remember you heard it here first on "@midnight." the first and only network brave us to bring you tub watch. please stay with us and don't "paws" your dvrs. now back to our regularly scheduled program. next, "some pigs." one of the stories captivating the na

julian edelman. he is branching out into some new endeavors. he's got a new store and a new children's book. massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." >> sarah: a scare at an elementary school. >> these are kids from pre-k to

. >> julian is kathy's son. he's the assistant scout master and has autism. >> give back to the community. >> julian says the experience is as important for him as it is for the scouts he's working with. >> i see them as leading me. basically what thee teach me helps me guide -- >> as a scout master i'm proud of them. >> it shows that they are a part of something special. they are -- they can accomplish many many things. >> now typical scouts have until they are 18 to achieve the rank of eagle scout. scouts with developmental disabilities can have until they are 20. they have to apply for the exdeposition. that's something kathy and julian can help with. >> that's great. >>> little bit of rain down south. maybe to the southwest mountains. we need it here. >> we do. we reallco moisture. we have been so abnormally dry. also abnormally warm. i wish i could say there was a big change in the forecast. snow is coming. we're looking at this low pressure system. maybe bringing in a couple showers to the denver metro are

>> you have julian assange saying the whole system, they won't let donald trump win.. the europeans can't imagine that scenario. i predict it will happen tuesday. lou: there is that little island, the u.k. >> look what they did with brexit. >> the good people came here. the good british came to america. lou: i cannot wait for this election. i think there is something in the air as we anxiously await the outcome of that vote tuesday. so let's just take a little side stem and roll the video, please. a one of a kinds stunt out of eyedio. watch as this base jumper in a kayak hair chutes down, lands on a river, gets a paddle from a fellow adventurer and he drops 114 feet. they named the feat sky yakking. i like that. donald trump warning of large-scale voter fraud some say would tarnish the election. i say would raise hell with the election. it would be something else. we'll talk to an expert on the matter. the heritage foundation. he says he knows for a fact illegal immigrants are registered, voaght all over the country. what will they do and who are they voting for? i ca

julian assange not afraid to be questioned about rape allegations. why he says that today's hearing is actually a good opportunity for him, and a tough game for we watch traffic moving across emily: we're following breaking news, video just in from the scene of a fire at an abandoned building at mclean hospital. we have crews there in belmont, also in taunton and easton. critical day ahead for president-elect trump and his transition team. emily: first we'll check in with cindy and the super moon. still out now. cindy: it will be setting at 6:17. as we saw it rise, it was low and big on the horizon. it sets this morning with the same deal. a cool thing to look at. tides are the very highest of the entire year right now. we've got an offshore wind today. so i don't have too many concerns, but there's a storm down the coast that is going to bring us coast, there's going to be an onshore wind with wave action. tomorrow's midday high tide, there will likely be at least minor if not pockets of moderate coastal flooding. that 11:00 a.m. high tide coming up

. >> adam: and from football to fashion, julian edelman is popping up on newbury street. realtime closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning. >> adam: police catch up with a man a cause nad robbery. police say he targeted a brookline bakery. chemical >> kim: >> kim: we are live with details tonight. alex? >> reporter: >> kim: this is the bakery in brookline and tonight it is shut down, the scene of a robbery tonight, police say a man came in saying he had a gun, but never showed one, and he took police say there were four to five customers inside, no doubt a very scary situation, for them. police have just wrapped up their investigation here. and customers are inside cleaning up. and just one station was there as the suspect was arrested on washington street. it is not far from here. police say the suspect is known to them. customers who were inside are now going to the police station to identify him. we s tonight and this is what they told us. upon arrival the first responding units determined an armed robbery had occurred and we began a search for the suspect. we wer

. >>> then julian edelman opening a pop-up shop. where you can catch some limited edition -- again, here, that was fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. this is your last chance to get super fast 100meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. business identity theft. >> reporter: here's how the deception works. when the spring on mary's garage door broke, she googled what she thought was the originally installed it and said come fix this. soon after a guy pulled new an unmarked truck, charged her more than $400 and did even fix the door. >> did it work when he left? >> not really, no. it came down crashing. >> reporter: at this point mary got out her original file, found the real phone number and complained but don and teresa told her we never sent anyone to your house. >> i don

both tom brady and julian edelman are from the bay area. yet to be determined whether it will be a happy homecoming. dan hausle is live with more dan? >> reporter: kim, the stadium changed but the stadium and team are very familiar to the two players making it a very special weekend. tom blaredy and julian edelman practicing for a special home coming game. for the pats teammates it will be the first time playing near where they grew up and against the team they cheered for as kids. >> it's going to be pretty exciting. i mean, new place is no candlistic but it will be to play in front of some friends and family and, you know, santa clara going to the great america my whole life so it will be cool. >> reporter: it's surprising brady has gone this long without playing in san francisco but the one time the pats played there in 2008 brady was out with injuries. >> i've never had a chance to play in front of my familiar i will and friends. and you know, being glowing up in the bay area, loving for me to grow up. i always remember being all the su

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julian: did they hack the dnc? hhas at least one state hacked the dnc?f you read very carefulllly, they say it''s been hacked many times over r the last few years. and r sources say y that the dnc's security is like e swiss cheese. manan: critics ofof the way the government has responded and others have pointed out that they feel like there's an effort to vert the conversation away from what these leaks actually say to rather, possible theories about their origin. val: but why the vitriol against clinton? in 2013, putin saw then secretary of state clinton as meddling in russia's election. putin: [speaking russian] val: not surprisingly, then, the russians appear to favor donald trump. the bbc explored the situation. here's what they found. man: there was a survey recently by the yougov polling agency. it found that in nearly all of the g20 countries, the world's largest economies, from brazil to china, if people there could vote in an american election, they would vote for hillary clinton. there was just one exception to that. russia. according to the su

also julian edelman. look at tom brady. he was at the catch. he was 4 years old. weather and issue.irst quarter no, score. a little bay area action from new england, but here in the bay area and brady hits julian edelman in the end zone. this was a great play. >> no question. >> look at the route running and look at brady. look how he had to fill that right on the road and get both feet n.nice play. >> start of the second quarter "boston herald"y finds james white to run it in for a touchdown. >> looks to easy. >> look at the patience of brady. offensive lineman out in front and a three-foot race to the end zone. >> so robert kraft. >> he likes it. >> he was wearing a super bowl ring as a cufflink, too. things didn't fare much bert on the offensive side. colin kaepernick, who threw a career high four touchdowns in 2012 against new england matched that number in the first half, but this time in the number of times he was sacked. kap sacked five times in the game. he was just beat up the whole time. they couldn't protect him. >> no, they really couldn't. you saw colin kaepernick conti

joining us democratic strategist, julian and jack king. >> julian, let's start with you. disavow. how much more do you want to hear? >> when it comes to things donald trump really doesn't like, whether it is the protesters or the hamilton play where the vice-president was called out or whether it is news reporting. donald trump takes to twitter right away and denounces it in forceful terms. when it comes to prit supremacists and white nationalists, whether it is david duke or the latest incident, there is a kind of mealy mouth to it. >> what is mealy mouth about i condemn and disavow? >> he sends his spokesmen people out to give these ambiguous disavowed. >> he said it. >> here is the point you are missing. it is not until he is cornered by the press where he is forced into having to disavow it. until that point, he spends days kind of dancing around it as he has done every fim white supremacy has touched his campaign. >> mr. kingston, nicole wallace said there is a blurred line between white sue prem assists and donald trump's base. is that fair? >> we are seeing the lef

who is the man behind the julian edelman mask? >> 7 news at 11:00 starts now. >>> a woman is found dead outside an apartment building. investigators at that building arie searching for evidence. >> she was found early this morning. brandon gunnoe live with what we know at this hour. >> reporter: just in the last couple minutes the d.a.'s office have identified the woman found dead here at the rita hall apartments in lawrence. now, they believe that her body that she died between 5:00 and 7:00 this morning. her body was actually found near the entrance of the rita hall apartments here in lawrence in the back entrance. again, sometime, this morning. they've been working all day to identify this woman, but they say they have just identified her. they're not releasing her name pending family notification, but the d.a.'s office says her death is suspicious and remains under investigation. so that's the latest at this hour. we're live in lawrence. >>> tonightn and bound in the bedroom. >> it was planned out. >> masked men storming in. >

considered doubtful for claude julian is banking on a team effort to fill his super sized skates. >> we will need everybody to step up and you know we just lost our best defender and, you know, the teams hate playing against him and that's the kind of impact he's got. now, you know, there's no individual that will step up and do his job more than we are going to have to do it as a group. >> celtics and nets, marcus he sets up isaiah thomas. isaiah laying in two of his team high 23. smart gets fancy this time. the know-long diamond transition. the layup and the foul, celtics up by two at halftime. third quarter smart serving up another delicious dish. this time finding zellar for the lay-in. smart four points, eight rebounds, eight assists and two steals. nets never led in this game. in the fourth quarter, bradley caps it off with a hustle play tipping in his own celtics win their third straight 111-92. >>> play of the day. brought to you by capital one. >> college hoops oklahoma state freshman cameron mcgriff is a new comer to the cowboys but watch what he does right here. nasty. ele

. >>> we talked to historian julian zelizer about the campaign, the legal fight that followed and howhe author of the book the fierce urgency of now. thanks for joining us this morning. >> during this campaign at some point raised the specter of wha happened between george w. bush and al gore.

a big, huge third down catch by julian. >> cris: take on the outside, as you saw james white come down and just hit. is that sherman in there? no chance. no call on that play. >> al: they had a third and 25 and convert it. third and ten. night football." ? oh, sunday night ? hey come quick... my new beer, stella artois, is finished. the people will love it. the party's starting! ??? ??? ??? originally brewed for the holidays. enjoyed ever since. stella artois. host one to remember please bow your heads. and i'm just grateful that we can all be here in this moment. i'm thankful for my family and that they care about me. we're another year older, we've been through a lot of trauma no matter what color we are, no matter what uniform we got on. you guys are my family. nothing more important than family today. it's good to be together. lets enjoy. this is the new 2017 chevy cruze. i'm only going to show you half it. what do you think? i think it looks very sleek. the lights remind me of audi lights. and it starts at $22,190. nice. but, there's another side to this car. oh, wow. i love it. t