. >> hang on, julian, go ahead adolfo, and then i have a question for you. >> i think julian is jumpinghe gun. of course they have already tried and had the trial of donald trump before anything has happened. he's taken the first step with the foundation, something that hillary clinton didn't do and should have done, possibly one of the many reasons she lost the election. beyond that there's an army of attorneys looking at the holdings and how to structure this before he becomes president. i guess the democrats are eager to create -- >> stick to the point here, adolfo. the clause is very clear. you may not accept payments from a foreign government. >> but he's not president yet. >> he will be accepting payment -- >> he is not president yet, julian. >> gentlemen, let me -- >> the only way to solve this problem and the multitile of oconflicts is total divestiture. >> that's not true. >> so far his staff has refused to say. >> hallie, this is to me what i was talking about. let's roll with this. jump in here. >> to me the argument that we're having is the day of inauguration. >>> let's not

the check julian proposed was simple. pursue and arrest the offenders and prosecute them vigorously in the courts. while bound shared julian's anxiety about financial consequences the governor was steadfast in view that this was a problem to be solved by local people themselves whenever possible not state or federal authorities, quote, the law abiding element brown's reply to julian, will have to by concerted efforts run down these people and bring them to justice. that letter from julian helped me see for the first time that support for erm pulingses was not unanimous in the white community as i had always been told and people like julian who recognized what was happening around them and sent desperate pleas to stop the attacks. knox and daniels were guilty of killing may crow. i heard the explanation and people often claim that ancestors had no choice but to defend the white women of the county from a rampage by three murderist black rapists. 24-year-old roberts was never tried at all. he was beaten with crowbars and i

julian: we think so.his set up if you think about ofing into 2016, in a lot ways is different than coming into 2017. a year ago the fed had raised for the first time and it wasn't clear if that was the right move. oil was not going to make a $30 for a couple of months, the economy didn't seem solid. starting in january, the tendency was just to sell the winners and people did not fire the laggards. year, we think people will want to stay invested to comment because of the economy is willing to perform in the way that it is believed it can perform, you will want to be in stocks. at the same time, the more deeply cyclical issues in industrial energy have run along way. health care and technology are likely to be any fishy areas of tax reform, if we see that. julie: julian, we have to leave it there. mark? mark: still ahead, walgreens is selling more than 800 of its drugstores for $950 billion. and walgreens aid rising in early trading. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm julie hyman

host: you are on with julian aguilar.aller: what we start talking sanctuary cities and illegal are in the there farming industry places where you have to import labor. the whole issue of this labor has been they have driven down wages. i lived in las vegas and build houses. that brought them in. cannot even swing a hammer. in a few days we started seeing our pay go down. they got rid of the union and the pay went down from about $32 an hour down to $14. they could get illegals to do it for eight dollars. illegals were running companies and the employers are the one bringing the men. don't tell me they are coming illegally. they are actually bringing them in to drive down wages. they brought them in the early days in the chicken industry to break the union's. that is where they started bringing in illegal aliens. it has nothing to do with the farm stuff in california, which i lived through. it all started off as margaret farm laborers. some well -- migrant farm laborers. maybe we need nato to come up and said -- set of fre

julian was real careful in covering his tracks, and pete was killed before he could talk.ith the fake logo was so easy to find.

host: you are on with julian aguilar.ler: what we start talking sanctuary cities and illegal are in the there farming industry places where you have to import labor. the whole issue of this labor has been they have driven down wages. i lived in las vegas and build houses. that brought them in. cannot even swing a hammer. in a few days we started seeing our pay go down. they got rid of the union and the pay went down from about $32 an hour down to $14. they could get illegals to do it for eight dollars. illegals were running companies and the employers are the one bringing the men. don't tell me they are coming illegally. they are actually bringing them in to drive down wages. they brought them in the early days in the chicken industry to break the union's. that is where they started bringing in illegal aliens. it has nothing to do with the farm stuff in california, which i lived through. it all started off as margaret farm laborers. some well -- migrant farm laborers. maybe we need nato to come up and said -- set of free

juliÁn: tiene 11 goles en 14 partidos en esta campaÑa.arto balÓn de oro. antonio lavolpe dijo que no quiere ramos milagrosos. las peligrosas Águilas del amÉrica han recuperado. le mando un mensaje a zidane. " tu ignorancia alimenta mi ego". que ayer dijo desconocer a las Águilas del amÉrica. leÓn: quiÉn es el américa? juliÁn: es el más ganador de la liga de fÚtbol mexicano. leÓn: no te va a traer nada santa claus por eso. te has portado mal. gracias. vamos a regresar con guillermo quiroz, que tiene el pronÓstico del tiempo extendido para los prÓximos dÍas. guillermo: vamos a hablar del rÍo atmosfÉrico que comenzar a llegar en su parte inicial al norte de california. sigue trayendo nevadas de manera ligera. se extiende desde agua y viene llegando nuestra regiÓn. es el jueves donde trae mayor cantidad de lluvia. mucho cuidado especialmente hacia el interior. pudiera acumular hasta cuatro pulgadas de lluvia. las advertencias de tormenta, invernal de posibles inundaciones continÚan en la regiÓn, ademÁs de fuertes vientos. mucho cuidado a part

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let's get with the program. >> julian, i turn that question to you. how do you see this playing out amongst republicans? >> this is a test of how united government is going to work. the argument is that republicans in congress, who control congress, won't want to cause trouble for this investigation, won't do things like oversight and investigate. this is often a dynamic when both branches are controlled by the same party. this will test it like no other, because of the controversy over russia that matt just spoke about. also, because of the issue, itself. the allegation of tampering in election is something that will concern many republicans. this will be the first big test of whether united government will hold or whether it will break apart earlier than some. >> matt lewis, julian zeliz echt r, thank you so much for the time on the weekend. >>> an erery confession from dylan roof while telling the fbi "i did it." or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prep

julian epstein is with us. he was the democratic council to the house judiciary committee. also with us david cay johnston, pulitzer prize winning journalist who today founded d.c. report.org, a nonprofit organization that will cover the trump administration. david, you've been covering donald trump longer than any of us, having written the book on him. and on -- also, as a financial and tax expert, your reaction to what we are learning from politico about -- one possible way trump is considering going on this. >> donald trump is going to be donald trump. he is not going to change. >> right. >> donald is about money and the glorification of donald. and the country be damned. donald throughout the campaign showed no respect for the constitution. let's remember this is a man who wasn't willing to say of course he would concede if he didn't win. a man who talks about the presidency like it's vladimir putin's job, that he is effectively a dictator. and won't even take his national security briefings every day. and to think that donald trump somehow would separate himself from t

>> that's correct. >> earlier today i spoke with wikileaks founder julian asage. we've got the highlights. we'll get reaction from kimberly guilfoyle and eric bolling. also tonight, joe manchin will come on the show and talking about the incoming trump administration and his meeting with donald trump and much more straight ahead. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> welcome back to "hannity." democratic cry babies all across the country are having a hard time accepting the crushing defeat to president-elect donald trump and they're now trying to blame their loss on russian interference. earlier today on my radio show i interviewed wikileaks founder julian assange and asked him about this and more. >> our source is not the russian government. >> in other words, let me be clear, russia did not give you the podesta documents or anything from the dnc. >> that's correct.

julian: there is no question.t political set up, and if you look at the past two times, when the republicans have controlled both executive and legislative branches, you had very outside return on the equity market. 74% over four years under george w. bush, and 50% over two years under eisenhower. jonathan: earlier this year, we talked about a disconnect between where the market was and perhaps enthusiasm, the overenthusiasm of some equity investors out there. options markets right now and whether the bullishness and the conversations that happen around this table are actually matched by a positioning in the market itself. julian: the story is that people were not prepared for these historic 30 days post-to the election. what they have done is essentially scrambledto buy c all options. we have seen record volumes as people get exposure in 80 limited risk. what that tends to mean is long-term, the outlook is very positive because essentially you're going to have support underneath in terms of buying calls younst th

julian asage is a controversial guy and a lot of people have strong opinions about him. so let's put that aside for now. what asage has done is he has exposed to america that we have a major cybersecurity problem. obama could have fixed this eight years ago. it's a problem that president obama has done nothing to fix. and in the past couple of years alone, well government agencies like the office of personnel management, the irs, the department of defense, the state department, the white house have all been hacked and the list goes on and on. so where was the outrage from obama and the left on that. there wasn't much and now they're up in arms over allegations of hacking because they lost an election so they want to delegitimize the guy that won. let's keep in mind that while democrats fire up their fake moral outrage machine, what are we going the do about it now. here with reaction, fox news contributor john bolton. good to see you. there's no new information. we knew it all ahead of time. the fbi and cia disagree. wikileaks goes back ten years. they haven't done anyth

now, when i said a while back, i made the statement that julian assange has done american two favors.exposed beyond any doubt we don't have any working cyber security, and that gives us an opportunity to fix it. number two, he exposed just how deeply, fundamentally corrupt not only the dnc is but also america's news media, and he's done us a favor, probably inadvertently but it's been a favor. and they've done nothing in all of that time to fix it. so if there was any influence, who would get the blame? i would argue obama since wikileaks now has been out there ten years. >> look, i don't -- let's be really clear. i don't believe that the russians carried pennsylvania, i think donald trump did. i don't think the russians carries wisconsin, donald trump did. i don't think the russians carried michigan, donald trump did. the problem the left has is they cannot come to grips with the reality that the american people are turning against them, that the american people defeated them and, frankly, if the election were held today the margin would be even bigger because people have now begun t

. >> and julian assange reacts to the hacking hysteria. kimberly guilfoyle and eric bolling will react to my exclusive interview with the wikileaks founder. all of that plus judge jeanine pirro and more. "hannity" starts right now. >> welcome to "hannity." tonight i have a message for cry baby sore loser left, and that is donald trump won. stop whining. accept it already. that's tonight's opening monologue. ♪ >>> finally, enough is enough. it is time for the cod willed left to stop trying to undermine president-elect trump. admit the fact he won fair and square. since election night the left has been plotting to try to prevent him from actually occupying the oval office. remember the recount attempts? it was a complete disaster. donald trump ended up getting more votes in wisconsin. this russian hacking story democrats are pushing, that's a total failure because it is not based on concrete evidence or any new information or fact, but democrats can't let it go. here is what white house press secretary and propagandist josh earnest said toda

and joining us is julian epistein.great it have folks that understand the workings of government. it is hard to quote a poll these days. i am curious about that, ford. do republicans have to work with democrats to figure out a solution. >> no, but they need eight more senate vote and that may be in the states that trump won. i don't think the poll changes trump's calculation. you want to repole obama care and a transition period. before you embark a political suicide mission. make sure your alternative works. >> how does that sound to you? >> the dog that caught the car. polling has conivitientily shown upon a split with those that support obama care and those who don't. half of those want something is stronger. and so you don't have a big constitency on obama care. 125 million americans benefit from the preexisting condition 135 million americans benefit from the prescreening protections. out of pocket expenses. and 105 americans benefit from the lifetime cap provisions. you have 20 million americans that didn't have

julian, talk to me.st eight years, and we do not think the bull market is going to and in 2017. that is why we believe. if you look at eight years, this bull market has climbed an absolutely unprecedented wall of worry. i think even discussed in part of investors. whether it is uncertainty about earnings growth, which we have not had for two years and we are about to have once again. whether it is the application of an oil price crash on the economy. or let's face it, incredible divisiveness within the political sphere in the u.s. perversely, and the logic of financial markets, the last six weeks have really taken down that wall of worry and replace it with a really deep sense of optimism, almost euphoria, that we think in the medium-term is perhaps reflecting these prices. jonathan: that's right you are on the lower end of the target on the streets for 2017. when do you think that catches up with the rest of wall street? theeuphoria that's his run table and says i believe we will get those good things.

>> we received -- public somewhere else. >> whether you like julian aage or wikileaks or not, for ten years they have never been proven to have gotten anything wrong, not one time. then there's president obama on the daily show saying there was no vote tampering done by t russians in this election. he told us himself. take a look. >> we were frankly more concerned in the run-up to the election of the possibility of vote tampering which we did not see evidence of and we're confident that we could guard against. >> all right. so what we're seeing here is the sore loser left acting like spoiled little brats, they didn't get what they wanted for christmas so now they're going to ruin the holiday for everyone else. here's one thing they're not talking about and that is what wikileaks actually exposed about the clintons and the dnc. it's all true. it's not like anything you heard was a lie. now wikileaks proved what many of us had suspected for a long time, the clintons are corrupt. the mainstream alt-left media is corrupt as well and they were colluding with the clinton campaign. we learne

julian: in the u.s., we will.comes through significantly, we will see some inflation. see premiums starting to rise in the u.s., u.s. treasury curve as well. people are pricing in political uncertainty, they are kind of worried about fiscal expansion, how is this going to be funded? i expect the u.s. curve will steepen. anna: if you buy the growth story around trump, do you worry about what he will do to grow -- global trade? julian: i have a naive perspective that he is not going to go to the max in the bad things, but try and take the good things as far as he can. on immigration and mexico, he is not going to build the wall, he is not going to scrap entirely or deport every mexican. he will fall way short of that. thehe will try hard on tariff cuts. even 20% would be great. anna: thank you very much. julian howard. manus: we are flat in london. up a tense and the rest. too soon to discuss long raising yield targets. this is bloomberg. i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this

yes, julian assange is controversial, but did he not do us a favor?id he not do us a favor by exposing one of our glaring weaknesses, and shouldn't we have been fixing it the last eight years? so if the left is so upset about publishing stolen material, okay, if you're really consistent intellectually, where was the outrage when the "new york times" published donald trump's stolen tax returns? they all reported it. now, if wikileaks had all of this information that was about donald trump, i think the left would have loved it being exposed. so give me a break. it would have been wall-to-wall coverage every day, every minute, every night. what this really comes down to is this. the left, the media, they're mad. they're angry, they're in denial. they don't want to admit they failed and that they got exposed, and in the end they lost. they can't admit that they failed. by the way, what happened to less attitude before the election, remember, when they were telling donald trump to stop raising concerns about the system being rigged? remember when obama jus

julian, you heard bernie sanders there.ocrats have lost a lot of ground and lost the white house and didn't retake the senate and things bloke for them in 2018. >> they look pretty bad right now. and you try to diagnose where the problem is or isn't. i don't think they can blame it on president obama. his approval ratings are 55 or 56 percent. it was black turn out on. that is not obama's fault. this is the hillary clinton can can pain. they have not made necessary investmentes in the infrastructure. and this economy is not working for working class people and the power structure is not working. it is the job of the dnc and next candidateses to get right on the message and infrastructure. and that's not a problem you lay on the doorstep of barak obama but hillary clinton and dnc chair deber waszer man schultz. >> it is it is worse in the state house level. and does president obama share the blame? >> i will agree with julian that hillary is got her own problem are. and they are caught up in denial. before the fake news cont

>> of course, i don't believe anything julian assange says. even given that, he said russian government didn't. i think that depends on what the definition of russian government is to julian assange. one reason i believe that to protect the integrity of our system against these wild accusations, i think we ought to have a congressional investigation. i look for mike pompeo when he becomes director of the cia to investigate it. >> persist enlt. i admire you. i'll give you my name, rank, and serial number. that's about it. >> thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> scott bale said he was assaulted at his child's school for supporting donald trump. he's here to talk about it. and newt gingrich has some tough words for the outgoing president. throughout the hour we're going to look back at some of my favorite segments like i visited a biker for trump rally. buckle up. we're rolling on. >> can you say why you're here tonight? to see donald. he's not answering. you want to tell us why ub here? >> i am here to support donald trump and do what we c

>> that's correct. >> earlier today i spoke with wikileaks founder julian asage. we've got the highlights. we'll get reaction from kimberly guilfoyle and eric bolling. also tonight, joe manchin will come on the show and talking about the incoming trump administration and his meeting with donald trump and much more straight ahead. >>> welcome back to "hannity." democratic cry babies all across the country are having a hard time accepting the crushing defeat to president-elect donald trump and they're now trying to blame their loss on russian interference. earlier today on my radio show i interviewed wikileaks founder julian assange and asked him about this and more. >> our source is not the russian government. >> in other words, let me be clear, russia did not give you the podesta documents or anything from the dnc. >> that's correct. >> can you confirm whether or not you have information involving hacked info from the rnc? >> we received about three pages of information to do with the rnc and trump. but it was already public somewhere else. >> without revealing yo

evan, i just want to focus on julian assange for just a moment. he's being used by some on the right to bolster trump's claims that this is all just political. tell us again why the fbi and cia does not believe assange is credible. >> well, they have -- they say they spent a year looking at this intelligence and by the way, some of this hacking goes back to attempts to hack into the white house, the state department, the joint chiefs of staff. they have seen the conduct and the type of signatures that these hacking attempts have, and they have been able to trace a lot of this. the nsa and fbi has been working on this for a couple years now. what they have noticed is the same type of behavior. that's one reason why they have, they say they have some very high confidence in the fact that they know the russians were behind this. but the question is, how did this get from russian intelligence into the hands of wikileaks and d.c. leaks and these other web sites. that's the question the fbi is still working to answer, frankly. the cia is a little more f

can see jim on the swanson eye-to-eye with this next bit them 15-year-old julian. julian assumes her defensive position and one final fake landed her a bit landed her on the pavement but she took it in stride by showing this video. it's gone viral so i guess it worked out well for her. >> the holidays have come and gone and the family still has no answers when it comes to the death of their beloved kelly just before thanksgiving. 58-year-old was killed in hit-and-run at the spot you see behind me for you see a makeshift memorial coming together. on november 7 in new jersey around 7:30 p.m.. a loving sister, their grandmother doted under dog misty for whom she was taken on a routine stroll in the fiddlehead occurred. nearly two months later and i'm asking on what would have been kelly's 59th birthday today and she stands in solidarity with her family who asked that whoever is responsible step forward. while friends and family honor kelly's memory still no one has been held accountable for the tragedy. west milford police say they have surveillance video that they ha

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julian, starting with you, is it a coincidence? we supposed to read something into the fact that jon huntsman's name is being floated one day after the controversial donald trump phone call with the taiwanese president? >> no, i don't think it's a coincidence. obviously, this was a phone call that although some conservatives are defending and almost making the argument it was strategic decision, has also elicited a lot of criticism. so to float what might be the person with the most expertise and the most confidence in the competence in a pick, it's the decision by the president-elect's team to give confidence in what is going on in this area of policy. >> and so we've talked a little about this, and now i'm going to play the sound, the trump senior adviser kellyanne conway weighed in on the secretary of state selection. listen. >> the secretary of state is an incredibly important position to fill. and he's very fortunate to have interest among serious men and women who all of whom need to understand their first responsibility as s

the other question is, you might not want to accept julian hisnge saying he got information not from russian hackers but from a dnc insider because you don't believe julian assange, but he was supported by craig murphy, who said he met the dnc insider and that is where the information came from, and not russian hackers. would you address that? people who allege that jim comey weighed in for political reasons, i think were wrong. that was an unfair assessment. you can cover about whether or not it was the right decision or the wrong decision or a wise decision or unwise one, but to the extent people accused that activity of being political, that is plainly true -- plainly false -- and some of the leaks that occurred in the final weeks of the election i found deeply troubling and i do have concerns there were potential political motivations there, that is just as trump deserves criticism, people who took shots at the fbi fairly deserved criticism as well. as to this question of whether or not we should take the words of julian assange and craig wright over the unanimous judgment of the

depends what the definition of russian government is to julian assange. honestly, all of us out here in the unclassified world are at a disadvantage and that's one reason i believe to protect the integrity of our system against these wild accusations, we ought to have a congressional investigation. i look for mike pompeo to help clear this up as well. >> okay, so you're going to take that second position and -- no? yes? >> persistent, i really admire it. i'll give you my name, rank and serial number, that's about it. >> ambassador, thank you for being with us. >>> scott baio said he was assaulted at his child's school for supporting trump. tonight, he's here to talk about it. next up, former speaker of the house newt gingrich joins me to discuss the latest move in the obama playbook regarding russia. plus, a special treat. throughout the hour, we're going to look back at some of my favorite moments from your favorite segment "street justice," like the time i visited a biker for trump rally in cleveland. buckle up, "justice" is rolling on. can you tell us

i disagree with julian with that.emocrats would very much like to change it if they could because it would concentrate in the extreme of the two coasts since the election showed by a way of wide margin that hillary clinton did win the popular vote in the state. they'll concentrate in the east and west coast state and win the elections and the rest of the country's voice and the issues affecting the country is neglecting it. >> i think it is unlikely that while wyoming and kansas, that depends on the election. we had our electoral college 40 years ago and there were 13 or 14 states. >> julian, go ahead. >> i don't know if you get it. >> here is the point. let me try to explain a couple of things here. in terms of a constitutional amendment. i think it will be difficult because the small states have veto power over constitution limit. there is something in place known as the interstate compact right now, states have a total of 270 electoral college votes would sign a contract to send their voters to elect who ever wins

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julian assange had a better vendetta against hillary clion that he was pursuing on his own. we now know the democratic national committee and its senior figures practice no cyber security whatsoever. a 14-year-old hacker could have broken at kilis files. i think there is still a real question. not that russians are committing cyber espionage. of course they were. it is what they were doing with what they were learning. i to tell you that there is a significant number of people in the intel -- intelligence community who are still rather quite skeptical about that. the perception in the american political environment is that there -- this is basically all russian in origin. somehow, we have to respond. i'm bad to say that i am recalling the character the of the french police officer from casablanca who says he is shocked to learn that gimli is going on as he collects his own little -- winnings. the united states committed cyber espionage i guess the german chancellor. not only did we use our technical means to be her blackberry and other digital communications but we shared wh

i'll let julian assange speak for himself. i think there's, as i started out saying, we have great evidence that not only russia but other nations are continually trying to hack or trying to steal, they're clearly going to use that to their benefit and it could be as well that it's true in both cases. it could be that russia did attempt to hack and they were successful. it could be julian assange got some of his information from another source. they're not mutually exclusive. >> well, here's something that -- that i think many americans are confused about when it comes to what the president-elect is saying about russia and how it's kind of pooh-poohing these allegations. you know, many of them grew up during the cold war when vladimir putin was kgb and president ronald reagan was in the white house. so why isn't the president-elect not hammering russia for possibly interfering in an american -- they did interfere in the american election we just don't know who ordered it was it russia but why isn't donald trump freely wanting

i think julian assange's role was personally directed at hillary clinton. i think putin's may have been broader. >> our colleague jeff zeleny quoting a donor tonight saying that clinton called it an attack on our democracy. i'm interested to see how far president obama goes in his end of the year press conference tomorrow at 2:15. how far will he go? will he go as far as clinton? how unsatisfying is it to the clinton voters. >> he is saying retaliation, but what does it mean? i have had a couple of russian experts who say we are in uncharted territory, but russia may read this, philip bump, as pointing towards war. is that going too far you think? >> i mean, as you said, uncharted territory. i mean this is a very particular type of action that is easier to substantiate. some of your guests earlier were pointing out this is not missiles on the border which is hard to do, this is relatively easier to do. i think it makes it a different sort of thing. i think both america and russia understand it is a different type of -- a different type of combat. i'm not su

that the intelligence agencies are saying beyond just y getting back at hillary clinton, i think julian assange's role was directed to hillary clinton, i think putin's may have been broader than that. >> quoting a donor at the event tonight saying clinton called this an attack on our democracy. i i'm curious to see how far president obama goes at the end of the year press conference. will he go as far as clinton has? of course, how unsatisfying is all of this to obama's supporters, to clinton's voters, who don't feel like anything could be done now, anyway? there's all this buzz now, wondering why -- >> 36 days. >> why are they only hearing about it now? >> he's saying retaliation, what does that mean? i've had a couple russian experts on who said we're in unchartered territory but russia may indeed read this, philip bumps as sort of pointing toward war. is that going too far, you think? >> i mean, as you said, unchartered territory. this is a very particular type of action that is much easier to -- some of your guests earlier pointing out this is not missiles on the border. missiles on

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was working for julian. and you still trust him? never said i trusted him.d here i thought that you would take comfort in my visit. you've barely even looked at me. [ chuckles ] are you almost done with that phone? julian: hitting send now. all right. where were we? i was just telling you how much better you look.

julian isn't in a relationship with the super model anymore, during the big event. no practice yesterday, but edelman back at the stadium today with his teammates wishing him well. >> we were really happy for him and he is going to do great. >> do you know any good children's books that you could get for julian? >> i gave him hey aj saturday, but there is a ton of awesome children's books out there. >> and lily, by the way, was a healthy 8 pounds, 5 ounces. meteorologi meteorologist. >>reporter: so it begins the month of december. average high, 46. average low, 33. sundown at 4:12. december 31. normally boston has a high of upper 30s. warmest it's ever been, 76 in 1988. the coldest, 19 below in 1933. typically we do see measurable, december. although, four of the last five years that has not been the case. only 2013 did the city have above normal snowfall, although if you were to extend this timeline even farther back there was a stretch in 2007, 2008 and 2010 where all those decembers were above normal. are we going to flip the page and go back to normal? i doubt w

. >> tremenda pelea con josÉ manuel y julian figueroa ellos no saben y todo por el uso de la ropa, sombreroe joann sebastiÁn. >> aquÍ conoceremos su historia. >> marc anthony y eva longoria celebran la Última navidad de la familia obama en la casa blanca. >> y en nueva york se encendieron las luces de navidad en rick fo leer pero ahora le tocÓ el turno y tengo los detalles aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" que comienza contigo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> ay! amigos, muy buenos dÍas, hoy dia es 2 de diciembre del aÑo 2016 le queremos llevar el entusiasmo y el sentimiento de que llegÓ la navidad seÑores. >> se te olvidÓ. >> recuerden que vivo acelerado por el curso de diciembre y en este momento he tomado la decisiÓn de callarme la boca. ¿quÉ le pasÓ? >>> mandamos un beso a diego que tiene el dÍa libre y esperamos que se sienta mejor. >> sÍ, claro que si. >> ay! que rico que llegÓ el viernes un primera sÚper espectacular porque se llena de energÍa y el tema que tenemos con el doctor domÍnguez. >> acerca de los hermanos peleando por la ropa del papÁ. >> se presenta en morelia en Última plazo y usÓ los caballos,

. >> christa: patriots' wide receiver julian edelman is celebrating a milestone. he's now officially a father. >> kris: congratulations to jules. edelman flew out to los angeles to be with the mother, swedish model ella rose. the child's name is lily. ounces. edelman isn't in a relationship with ella rose, but tmz reports the two remain on good terms. teammates are happy to hear this good news. >> we're really happy for him, and he's going to do great. >> you know any good children's books that you can gift wrap for julian? >> i gave him, "hey, a.j.," saturday, but there are a ton of awesome books out there. >> christa: the book martellus bennett wrote was his own. edelman can read his own children's book to his daughter. >> kris: more entertaining than the playbook. coming up, a massachusetts lawmaker wants to change up halloween. we'll tell you how she wants your kids to go trick-or-treating every year. >> christa: his attempted act of terror changing airport security for everyone. why richard reid is now due back if court. >> kris: a local store clerk . >> kris

>> julian assange did it to a cut out.ay, here is a package from moscow but he's hardly a validator of it being independently obtained. >> and to see conservative journalists and fox tv types. sean hannity has assange on every few days. that's depressing. i'm proud to have been a part of the republican party for years. the criticism in the case of the bush administration, certainly the obama administration has been correct. a lot of people agree romney is right that it's a geopolitical threat. now trump is corrupting the conservative movement. it's one thing to say i don't want to get involved or i think rex tillerson might be a good secretary of state. why make excuses for putin? that's distressing. it is one thing to say -- and that's the most distressing thing about what trump has done so far. >> do you have concerns about someone this place to putin? >> he's a good guy. let's see how he does in the hearing. he had one set of priorities when he was head of exxon mobil. another as secretary of state. they don't stop ther

for last two years four year-old julian's favorite day of the week is trash day. >> ahh. >> every weeke runs outside of his austin, texas home with his dad to see roy and joy pick up their recyclables in their neighborhood. this week julian and his dad hade card to say thanks for being so kind, but roy and joe, had a surprise of their own. >> they surprised us yesterday by coming up and giving him a little trash truck. >> you know, in that moment, it was a great day. >> roy and joe can count on one hand number of days they have missed their truck coming by in the last two years. great story. >> yes, definitely. >>> well, coming up comedian in chief. >> hear president obama telling what he calls zero really can be a hero.ds) get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> time holiday season in the white house president obama and first lady michelle hosted a hanukkah reception. >> for eight years obama's celebrated hanukkah this is white house. the president said holiday

. >> up next the life-changing arrival for patriot's julian >>> patriots wide receiver julian edelman has a new job, dad. he flew out to l.a. on tuesday to be with swedish model ella rose as they delivered their baby girl lily on wednesday. he is expected to be back in foxborough for sunday's game against the rams. he's a patriots onsie there for his new baby >> you know he's not missing a game, especially after the drama. just sayin'. >>> your top stories, weather >> the news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> breaking right now at 5:00, a campus police cruiser hit in boston. the questions this morning about whether it's connected to reports of shots fired near a t station. >>> plus a decapitated body found along a river in lawrence. the next step in the investigation today and one family's fear it could be their missing teen. >>> plus rob gronkowski sidelined for the season. what tom brady is saying about the lost as on for surgery -- gronk gets ready for surgery today. >>> rise and grind. it's fierveg a.m. this friday. i'm nick geeo vane in for chris. >> i'm brianna in for kate this mor