letterman is spotted helping others. also ahead -- a big surprise for the last permanent resident at arquette university. what it takes to make pencils of different styles, shapes, and . now, the american comedy star taking aim. >> a surprise farewell party for the last remaining permanent resident on campus. a nun who has been teaching has been spreading love on the campus for years. >> sister bernadette gets the unexpected and deserved lovefest. she is known to all of the kids. >> she is the longest and the last permanent resident to live here. >> i have an here for 36 years. since 1980. thought they were just marvelous. >> she has moved on. it is the next semester in a new chapter. for the moment, the tears will hold, long enough to enjoy a surprised sendoff. >> it is so fun to see you in the hallway and stop to say hello. >> i am very old. i am going to be 85 years old. it is time that i go home. >> a spirit of mutual love and ec wisn. >> a great surprise. the last day on campus is the 27th. the 74th golden globes. t

dave letterman. >> he was anti-establishment at his core.the way. >> neighbors. >> i'll get rid of them. hey, excuse me. keep it moving. come on, get out. >> he kind of spoofed the whole notion of talk shows. >> it is the late night guest cam. please say hello to tom hanks. here he is. >> no one could go on the david letterman show and try to steer it toward a point of view or push something in particular. he just won't stand for it. you are on to do one thing and one thing only and be as funny as the rest of the show. >> we could get in a two-shot here, david. we could actually send the crew home, couldn't we? >> as a comedian, you want the biggest audience that you could get. for dave, he knew a lot of things that he would do that were going to alienate people, but he didn't care. he wanted his thumbprint out there and that was the most important thing. >> it's time for small town news. paul? excuse me, paul, do you have any accompanying music here for small-town news. paul schaefer, ladies and gentlemen. >> the show making fun of itself a

david letterman. president. so we finally did it, yeah. cause letterman, seinfeld never made it to the highest office. >> let me tell you something. can i just -- on a serious note. something i'm very nervous and somewhat scared about. >> seth: sure. >> and i say this, i'm not -- there's no partisanship involved in this. it's that we suffered through 9/11 and we've suffered other terrorist attacks over the years. something that we're all concerned about and we kind of know in the back of our heads that probably will happen again, and god forbid, hope it doesn't, but we know the possibility exists. trump has only been to three of the daily national security briefings that has been offered to him every day since he was elected, that he has only taken the time to read, if you go back to august, 2001, there's a famous photo of george w. bush on vacation in crawford, texas, being handed a document. u.s. in the document it says may use plane. that's on august 6, 2001, a month before the attack. and he went fishing that day and he didn't pay atte

the letterman beard, using a contest with david letterman, who can grow more.lso asked if there was any job he'd take in a trump administration. he said, of course, no. but he is very happy with what he is doing, and he doesn't miss his show at all, poppy. >> we love, obviously, the new host, and we love him. keep making us laugh. thank you. we appreciate it very much. >>> coming up next, hillary clinton supporters still struggling to come to grips with the election outcome and hoping for something that is, frankly, virtually impossible. >> how many of you, as you sit here today, think that something might happen before inauguration day to change the results? >>> tomorrow it is big day for the electoral college. voters will meet in their representative states to make the outcome of the presidential election final. groups opposed to donald trump have been tryinggop ewelco electors not to vote for donald trump when they meet. it is beyond likely. "saturday night live" picked up on the theme, inspired by the holiday film "love actually." ♪ heavenly hosts sing hall

the campaign commercial reminds us it was david letterman who had donald trump's merchandise on the show, shirts, ties, what have you, all of them from overseas. >> and ivanka trump has a fashion line, many of her products also made overseas. this is where the brand gets entangled with the realities of presidential policy making, which are so dramatically different from presidential politics. i saw something that frank lentz tonight about the carrier deal that was popular. the truest thing donald trump said during the campaign is that he could walk out on to 5th avenue and shoot us, probably aim for one of the three of us, probably me, his supporters wouldn't care. i think that's true. i think that's the capital he knows he has banked. and he can say these things. the question is how long can they not be true? how long can we go before they realize, hmm, that is a much more expensive iphone. if these are suddenly $4,000, how will people feel about the fact that they're made in america? he's not the first person who is going to test this. others have toasted american made. there are all s

at that icon in a yoda statue and fountain in front of the lucasfilm headquarters in front of the letterman digital arts center building in the presidio. a lot of people in the bay area worked on "star wars" over the year. so the "star wars" family losing a close member today. >>> bullets fly at a bay area shopping center and as kpix 5's jackie ward records from pleasant hill, violence has erupted at malls across the country. >> it's bizarre how many violent events happen in shopping centers all over the country including crossroads here in pleasant hill. >> reporter: this crime scene isn't something you typically see in pleasant hill. >> an incident like this does shake up the community, for sure. >> reporter: police say they believe a fight escalated into a shooting around 9:15 last night. several bullets were fired shattering storefront windows and hitting the exterior stone work of a starbucks that people were inside of. >> this is the first shooting that we have had in several months anyway. but it can happen anywhere at any time obviously. >> reporter: witnesses say they saw a man ble

with that, i will take some questions and i am going to start with josh letterman of ap. reporter: thank you, mr. president. there is a perception that you are letting president putin to get away with interfering in the u.s. election. and the review just doesn't cut it. are you prepared to call out president putin by name, and do you agree with what hillary clinton now says, that the hacking was partially responsible for clinton's loss? and is the smooth transition of power that you promised being tarnished? president obama: first of all, with respect to the transition, i think they would be the first to acknowledge that we have done everything we can to make sure that they are successful, as i promised, and that will continue. and it has just been a few days since i last talked to the president-elect about a whole range of transition issues. that cooperation is going to continue. there hasn't been a lot of squabbling. what we have simply said is the facts, which are, based on uniform intelligence assessments, the russians were responsible for hacking the dnc and that as

. >> reporter: that all changed when he and tuesday became partners as he later told david letterman. >> he-- he brightens my days and he calms my nights. >> reporter: in 2011, montalvan coauthored bestseller "until tuesday: a wounded warrior and the golden retriever to saved him." he explained the title on smile tv. >> he enables me to live my life. if that isn't life saving, i don't know what it is. >> reporter: tuesday learned more than 100 commands, and he improvised when montalvan of showing signs of stress. >> whether that's lay his head, his snout on my laptop keyboard so i can't type anymore. message of hope for those struggling with p.t.s.d. montalvan was also working on a second book. but last week in el paso, at just 43 years old, montalvan was found dead in his hotel room. people close to him say they were stunned to learned he had left his beloved dog with someone else for safe keeping. the cause of death is not yet official, but one thing is for sure-- no one will miss him more than his best friend. >> >> reporter: chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> pelley: coming up ne

with that, i will take some questions, and i'm going to start with josh letterman of ap. >> thank you, mr. president. there is a perception that you're letting president putin get away with interfering in the u.s. election, and that a response that nobody knows about just doesn't cut it. are you prepared to call out president putin by name for ordering the attacking, and do you agree with what hillary clinton says, that the hacking was partially responsible for her loss? and is your administration's open quarreling with trump and his team on this issue tarnishing the smooth transition of power you have promised? >> first of all, with respect to the transition, i think they would be the first to acknowledge that we have done everything we can to make sure that they are successful, as i promised. that will continue. and it has just been a few days since i last talked to the president-elect about a whole range of transition issues. that cooperation is going to continue. there hasn't been a lot of squabbling. what we've simply said is the facts. which are that based on uniform intelligenc

. >> reporter: that all changed when he and tuesday became partners, as he later told david letterman. >> he -- he brightens my days, and he calms my nights. >> reporter: in 2011 montalvan co-authored a best-seller "until tuesday: a woundedri the golden retriever who saved him." he explained the title on smile tv. >> he enables me to live my life. if that isn't life saving, i don't know what is. >> reporter: tuesday learned more than 100 commands, and he improvised when montalvan was showing signs of stress. >> whether that's lay his head, his snout on my laptop keyboard so i can't type anymore. >> reporter: they toured the message of hope for those struggling with ptsd. montalvan was also working on a second book. but last week in el paso at just 43 years old montalvan was found dead in his hotel room. people close to him say they were stunned to learn he had left his beloved dog with someone else for safekeeping. the cause of death is not yet official, but one thing is for sure -- no one will miss him more than his best friend. >> tuesday. (coughs) cough doesn't sound so good. take

do you, you and mel gibson and david letterman get together.ful and dub i will kal. >> i get a lot of like hey, elf guy, bill murray, around this time of the year. >> stephen: oh yeah? >> i'm really going for more of a ben cuzi or zeus look. >> stephen: that isn't bad. ike an eagle on a throne. how have you been. >> great, all things considered. it has been a rough year for everyone. >> stephen: sure, yeah, yeah, we had you on the old show six times. >> six times and matter of fact, you were such an integral part of the old show. we are so happy to have you that the very end of the last week of the old show we had a garage sale. >> yes. >> stephen: we didn't tell anybody we were having it. we just put an ad up on craigslist, gave the address and we sold everything off of the set to any stranger who would walk by, including, we put you on one of the tables, michael a little price sticker on your head. now r.e.m. sold a hundred million records. how much did you go for that day. >> a dollar and a dream, i think i remember am like a quarter. >> ste

let's be clear, letterman putin is on the march and wants to take advantage of our weakness. let's be clear, china is buyers to turn the south china sea into the south china lake. there are a lot of state actor problems out there. what is really disruptive over the next 20 to 50 years for us is that lots of national security is not primarily about the interplay of 200 nationstates that have a monopoly on violence in their own territory. if you spin the globe, look at the borders, and treat them like we are equal in terms of being nation states, you make a mistake, because only two thirds of those countries control their territory. about one-third of the countries on the globe are more like afghanistan, syria, libya, or lots of places in north africa where there might be some entity that has more power than anyone else -- think the taliban on the eve of 9/11 -- but we were not attacked by the taliban. we were attacked by al qaeda. all a lot of what is coming in the world, which is tom friedman's world is flat, is accelerating every year with miniaturized nuclear technology, an

>> well, maybe the young kids watch, too, while they're waiting for david letterman. [ applause ] >> what do you think? is this show for old people, or something? >> no, no, no. but people do. say, the mature. the young kids watch, too, and i go shopping with my cart, and i get this all the time, "shelley, why haven't you done johnny lately?" because i don't feel like doing johnny, now. i want to wait. and this is what happened. so, i'm really satisfying all my grocery friends. [ laughter ] >> so, every ten pounds, you'll come on? >> every ten pounds, i'll come on. we'll keep track, okay? >> a svelte eight. wouldn't that be something? >> nobody's eight. is your wife eight? >> yeah. >> you sure? >> well, you were an eight at one time. sure, you were. >> during the second world war, i was eight. >> i'm aiming for twelve. >> okay, we'll take a break. we're coming right back. [ applause ] attention: are you eligible for medicare? the medicare enrollment deadline is just a few days away. changes to medicare plans could impact your healthcare costs. are you getting all the benefits availab

letterman. it was fantastic. fan first thing i thought of. check it out. end of an era there. it really is. still to come at 10, the holiday travel rush is almost here.e. this year's is supposed to break records on the roads.reco we're going to electoral collego you what day and time. we can tell you exactly what dat and time is expected to be the busiest. plus, a generous little boyoy spending the holiday seasonason giving back his efforts to race donations for homeless veterans. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, “thank you for serving our country” and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. z26i0z z17vz y26i0y y17vy > let's take you to bladensburb where kids timed up with the police department for the third annual shop with the cop today. $100 gift cards provided by wal

he's happy and growing the david letterman beard, you know. the post-show, comedian beard.few jokes but, obviously, this is a topic that is very important to him. and to a lot of americans. he's very serious about helping out as much as he can. >> still funny, even giving out the heartfelt message. thank you for that. we'll be right back after this. . with no surprise overages, you can use your data worry free and even carry over the data you don't use. and right now get four lines and 20 gigs for only $40 per line. you'll even get the iphone 7, the samsung galaxy s7, the pixel phone by google, or the motoz droid for only $10 per month. no trade-in required. hurry, these offers end soon. get the best deals and the best network, only on verizon. >>> these california twin boys, born joined from the head, are successfully separated. they've reunited for the first time since their 17-hour surgery. now, on the road to recovery, cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta has been exclusively following their emotional journey. >> for the past two months, this has been the

with that, i will take some questions and i'm going to start with josh letterman of ap. >> thank you mr. president. there's a concession you're letting vladimir putin get away with interfering with the election. the response that we know about or look back review are you prepared to call out president putin by name for ordering the tactic and do you agree with what hillary clinton now said that the hacking was actually partially responsible for her loss? if you're open for trump and his team with these issues tarnishing the smooth transition of power that you have promised. >> first of all with respect to the transition, i think they would be the first to acknowledge that we had done everything we can to make sure that they are successful. that will continue. and it's just been a few days since i last talked to the president elect about a whole range of transition issues. that cooperation is going continue. there hasn't been a lot of squabbling. we have said is the facts, which are that based on uniform intelligence assessments, the russians were responsible for hacking the dnc, and

david letterman was on your show which was really crazy.ented it. i know he's a hero for you and me too, i grew up watching him. one of the biggest compliments i've gotten is that dave thought that i had big balls. >> jimmy: nice. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you showered together? [ laughter ] oh, i see. >> i love the beard now. >> jimmy: congratulations on this, "entertainment weekly." you're right in the middle. that's where you want to be. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes! i have to say, i grew up reading "entertainment weekly" every week. i've had a subscription since i was 10 years old. this is crazy. i'm in the center of the bull's-eye. which is so amazing to me. at the same time as a gay jew, i don't know if this is the best week to put me in the center of a bull's-eye. [ laughter ] but it's a little redundant. but i'll take it, i'll take it. >> jimmy: yeah, that's pretty good. what kind of 10-year-old has a subscription to any magazine? >> a gay one, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is it, and i don't mean to lump everybody in together. but

with that, i will take some question and i am going to start with josh letterman of ap. >> thank you mr. president, there is a perception that you are letting vladimir putin getting away. are you repairprepared to call president putin and of hillary clinton's loss. >> first of all, of the transition, we have done everything we can to make sure that it is successful and it will continue. there is been a few days since i last talked to the president elect of a whole range of transition issues. that cooperation is going to continue. there has not been a lot of squabbling. what we said is the facts based on uniform intelligence assessments, the russians were responsible for hacking the dnc, and that as a consequence, it is important for us to review all elements of that and make sure that we are preventing that kind of interference through cyber attacks in the future. that should be a bipartisan issue. and, of my hope is that the president elect is going to similarly be concerned of making sure that we don't have potential foreign influence in our election process. i don't think any amer

then with a visit the daley show, "letterman" and many more. no one quite slow jams the news like president obama with jimmy fallon. this routine they performed more than once together. i find myself wondering was there an entertainment or late night show obama didn't appear on? given how controversy this strategy was, how new it was for presidents. i asked white house communications director jen socsock -- jen saki if the president went before. >> how many requests does he get? >> every dozens. >> dozens, so a lot of your day is saying no? >> i am a big captain no at times, internally, externally, 15% of my jobs is to prevent terrible things from happening but we also pitch interviews to people and we have contacted a number of outlets that haven't traditionally done an interview with the president or government official and that's interesting to us. >> do you ever think the administration went too far with these interviews? >> i think there's a very unhealthy "us versus them" going on between mainstream and newer online outlets. glozell was a

. >> it would mean a lot to those letterman and a lot to our players, it will mean a lot to our communitybig ten championships are hard to get, to have a chance to play for big zero championship is a tremendous honor on its own and to find a way to win this game and be able to take this bad boy back to state college, you know, it would be awesome. >> it would be awesome. >> go get that bad boy. >> yes. >> thanks, leslie. >>> coming up, in our next half an hour a face lift without surgery, we will show you how doctors are helping people, turn back the hand of time. >>> and two generals, president-elect donald trump may nominate not one but two generals in the cabinet. coming up why one w >>> who will be america's next top diplomate? we will show it the latest finalist to meet president-elect donald trump. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer. president-elect donald trump is interviewing a number of candidates for various jobs in his administration. biggest post left to phillies that of secretary of state. former u.n. ambassador john bolton is late

with that, i will take some questions and i'm going to start with josh letterman of ap. >> thank you, mr. president. there's the perception that you're letting president putin get away with interfering with the u.s. election. and the response that nobody knows about or a look-back review just don't cut it. are you prepared to call out president putin by name for ordering this hacking. and do you agree with what hillary clinton now says that the hacking was actually partially responsible for her loss? and is your administration open to working with trump and his team on this issue, the smooth transition of power that you have promised. >> first of all, with respect to the transition, i think they would be the first to acknowledge that we have done everything we can to make sure that they are successful, as a i promised. and that will continue. and it's just been a few days since i last talked to the president-elect about a whole range of transition issues. that cooperation is going to continue. there hasn't been a lot of squabbling. what we've simply said is the facts. which are based

with that i'll take questions and i'll start with josh letterman of a.p. >> reporter: thank you, mr.resident, there's a perceptions but that you're letting president putin get away with interfering in the u.s. elections and that a response that nobody knows about just don't cut out. are you prepared to call out president putin by name for ordering the attack and do you agree with what hillary clinton says, that the hacking was partially responsible for her loss? and is your administration's open quarrelling with trump and his team on this issue tarnishing the smooth transition of power that you have promised? >> well, first of all with respect to the transition i think they would be the first to acknowledge that we have done everything we can to make sure they are successful, as i promised, and that will continue and it's just been a few days since i last talked to the president-elect about a whole range of transition issues. that cooperation will continue. there hasn't been a lot of squabbling. what we've simply said is the facts which are that based on uniform intelligence assessme

with that, i will take some questions and i'm going to start with josh letterman of ap. >> thank you, president. there's a perception that you are letting president putin get away with interfering in the u.s. election and that a response that nobody knows about or views don't cut it. are you prepared to call out president putin by name for ordering this, and do you agree with what hillary clinton said that the hacking was partially responsible for her loss? and is the administration open with quarreling with this team on this issue, tarnishing the smooth transition of power that you have touted. >> first of all, with respect to the transition, i think they would be the first to acknowledge that we have done everything we can to make sure they are successful as i promised, and that will continue, and it's just been a few days since i last talked to the president-elect about a whole range of transition issues. that cooperation is going to continue. there hasn't been a lot of squabbling. what we simply said is the facts, which are that based on uniform intelligence assessments, the russi

. >> for a of the theater david letterman films his tv show in. >> "the tonight show." >> , no, that never happened. >> no! >> matt day mob. >> if eichner and his act all seem ridiculous, it was tall serious enough for "the new yorker," yes, "the new yorker." >> they wrote about me in the new yorker. not too shabby. >> there was his profile alongside essays about photographer diane arbus and british politician, jeremy eichner was dubbed, hyper literate in the language of pop culture. >> he love the incongruity of it. and we belong in the new yorker and we also belong, you know, on some pop culture blog. >> billy, do something crazy. >> if billy eichner is not a name in every household yet, that's okay. that's what he says, of course, he could be kidding. >> i'm very comfortable where i'm a and as long as i keep working and doing good things, whatever fame comes along with that comes along. if it doesn't, it doesn't. >> i mean -- but it will, richard. >> you'll see to it, won't you? >> pauley: still to come. >> it's techno-claus. >> pauley: start making a list. mike: good sunday. we w

>> the secret is spike fehr iston, a young letterman writer, and all of the other letterman writers werevan theater and they used to get the soup every day. so it was actually an accident. he got hired on "seinfeld" as a writer and he was pitching ideas -- >> you guys are great. i don't have to work at all -- >> so anyway spike was pitching ideas to larry and jerry and they weren't liking his ideas. one day at lunch, i wish we had the soup nazi there and larry goes, the what? he had been away from new york long enough. and spike told him about al and the soup stand and larry goes, that's your episode. >> and onest best -- >> lives on forever. so many people are willing to step up and help you. >> how can people help? how can people learn more? >> well, the website, original soupman.com. we have a facebook site. so you can learn all you want there. you can get the soup there. you can communicate, do anything you want there. all of our soups, we have soups in costco, the chicken gumbo, which i have one here. >> that's the chicken gumbo. >> and shrimp bisque. >> and we can always watch grea

with that, i will take some questions and i'm going to start with josh letterman of ap. >> thank you,nt. there is a perception that you're letting president putin get away with interfering with the u.s. election, and that a response that nobody knows about or will look back review just don't cut it. are you prepared to call out president putin by name for ordering -- and do you agree with what hillary clinton now says that the hacking was actually partially responsible for her loss? and is your administration's open -- with trump and his team on this issue tarnishing the smooth transition of power that you have promised? >> well, first of all, with respect to the transition, i think they would be the first to acknowledge that we have done everything we can to make sure that they are successful as i promised and that will continue. and it is just been a few days since i last talked to the president-elect about a whole range of transition issues, that cooperation issues. that cooperation is going to continue. there hasn't been a lot of squabbling. what we simply said is the facts which

he even got the chance to appear on david letterman's show with tuesday. it was something i know that luis really enjoyed. luis wrote two children's books about tuesday. his book "tuesday takes me there" is one of my grandson joe's favorite books. luis wrote these children's books so that kids could learn about how tuesday changed his life and by helping -- it helped him by helping him through his daily activities. this year has been a tough year for luis. despite tuesday's steadying presence, luis was feeling -- still feeling pain in his leg when he walked and sometimes that made it difficult to get around. to ease the pain, he had his leg amputated a few months ago, and he was in an intensive therapy program to relearn to walk with a prosthetic. he had other physical tilts -- difficulties, though. i talked to luis' parents this week, called them to tell them how sorry i was for their profound loss, and they told me that, among other health difficulties, he was suffering from very severe heart problems. so he was going through a difficult period. but, mr.

we're the home of the colts, the pacers, the birthplace of larry byrd, james dean, david letterman. on and on i could go with that. but in addition to recognizing all that indiana has contributed to our nation over the past 200 years, i would like to add that one of our greatest contributions has been and will be always hoosier hospitality. while at times our country is more divided and complicated place, hoosiers continue to demonstrate the kindness and a good meal that can make the world a little better. it's an honor for me to commemorate this bicentennial for this great state of indiana. i'm honored to be able to do this with my fellow center, joe donnelly, from indiana, and with that, mr. president, i would like to yield the floor for that purpose. don mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. donnelly: i rise today to join my colleague dan coats, our senior senator from indiana who is wrapping up his time in the senate as of the next few weeks. and what an extraordinary service he has provided to our nation, to our state. we're incredibly grateful to

with that, i will take some questions and i'm going to start with josh letterman of ap. >> thank you.you are letting president couldn't get away with interfering in the u.s. election and that a response that nobody knows about -- do you agree that packing was responsibility for -- responsible for hillary clinton's loss? president obama: with respect to i think theyn, would be the first to acknowledge that we have and everything we can to make sure that they are successful as a promised and that will continue. it has just been a few days since i last talked to the president elect about a whole range of transition issues. that corporation will continue. it has not been a lot of squabbling. what we said is the fact. on uniformhat based intelligence assessments, the russians were responsible for and that as ac consequence, it is important for us to review all elements of that and make sure that we preventing that kind of interference through cyber attacks in the future. bipartisan be a issue. that should not be a partisan issue. themy hope is that president-elect is going to similarly be

with that, i will take some questions, and i will start with josh letterman of ap.hank you, mr. president. there is a perception that you are letting president putin to are letting president putin to get away with interference with the u.s. election. are you prepared to call out president putin by name, and do you agree with what we are -- hillary clinton now says, that the hacking was partially responsible for clinton's loss? -- the smooth transition of power that you promised. president obama: first of all, with respect to the transition, i think they would be the first to acknowledge that we have done everything we can to make sure that they are successful, as i promised, and that will continue. and it has just been a few days since i last talked to the president-elect about a whole range of transition issues. that cooperation is going to continue. there has not been a lot of squabbling. what we have simply said is the facts, which are that based on uniform intelligence assessments, the russians were responsible for hacking the dnc and that, as a consequence, it

with that, i will take some questions and i am going to start with josh letterman of ap. reporter: thank you, mr. president. there is a perception that you are letting president putin to get away with interfering in the u.s. election. and the review just doesn't cut it. are you prepared to call out president putin by name, and do you agree with what hillary clinton now says, that the hacking was partially responsible for clinton's loss? and is the smooth transition of power that you promised being tarnished? president obama: first of all, with respect to the transition, i think they would be the first to acknowledge that we have done everything we can to make sure that they are successful, as i promised, and that will continue. and it has just been a few days since i last talked to the president-elect about a whole range of transition issues. that cooperation is going to continue. there hasn't been a lot of squabbling. what we have simply said is the facts, which are, based on uniform intelligence assessments, the russians were responsible for hacking the dnc and that as