and sean parker drops the mike.asters cofounder on everything from how he first fell in love with coding, his bond with early hackers and how streaming can pump up the volume on declining music sales. first, to our lead -- after steadily marching higher the past few sessions, stocks fall back today. tech shares were among the biggest laggards. the nasdaq turning in its worst performance since december 1. with two key standouts in the session -- nvidia falling the most in months. down more than 6%. they say stock ones at $90. qualcomm fell 2% after it violated antitrust laws, raising new questions about the profitability of its business. here to break it down, editor at large cory johnson. it seems to have been on a bearish call for nvidia. what is he saying? what are the risks? ian: a lot of risks have been pointed out for some time. he is not really breaking new ground. he is saying this is a company that has done well in gaming. a lot of the girls it has put up has been in gaming. all these new markets are fine bu

sean: welcome back. thursday, the first day of december, a gorgeous morning in portsmouth. 49 degrees. erin: you're not looking out the window that i'm looking out. sean: erin: we have gotten a lot of it. the latest on that in your forecast. let's get to our top stories. durham police are investigating a tragic accident in which they say an 86-year-old woman was killed when she was run over by her own car. the company that was running a circus during a deadly tent collapse in lancaster last year has reached a settlement with osha. and hudson police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man they say robbed a walgreens at knife-point. or three days in a row. when will it wrapup? kevin: it has been sorely needed rainfall. it is winding down in southwestern parts of the state. it is moving quickly north and east. the morning commute, lingering later showers, but wet highways due to the moisture we have seen . there are a few upper 30's in the sheltered valleys, but otherwise in the 40's. jumping

sean and jon. >> sean: all right, steve, thank you.ve is heading to mass saw for a bowl game and i think the way he looked on camera he might be ready for the warm weather right now. >> jon: third down and nine. got to have a stop and make gano make a field goal. he missed from 38 yards in his previous attempt. >> sean: cam newton carried just once tonight for one yard. designed run loses a down as long as they can. and try the field goal that would put the game away almost certainly. >> jon: run it all the way down, take a time-out. and graham gano. veteran kicker, the ex-washington redskin with an opportunity to ice the game. >> sean: well, they've made the plays tonight. when we talked to ron rivera, he said, how do you explain 15-1 to 5-8 he said the biggest thing we just haven't executed in key situations in the close games, five of the eight losses by three points or less. they have made big plays tonight. >> jon: hard to sustain a high level in this league. i've been there, we won a super bowl didn't have a winning season the ne

sean: thanks. a claremont woman is accused of trying to hire someone to kill another person but investigators say the person she tried to hire was an undercover police officer 20-year-old monique earle is charged with conspiracy to commit murder wmur's ray brewer joins us live from the attorney general's office in concord to explain the situation claremont murder for hire. reporter: good morning. the attorney force teamed up with local police on this case after learning of the alleged plot on tuesday evening. according to prosecutors, monique earle was staying at a domestic violence shelter when she told another woman living there that she wanted someone she knew dead. the conversation was reported to a shelter manager and police were contacted, who then set up a meeting between earle and an undercover officer. at the meeting, earle confirmed that she wanted the undercover officer to kidnap, drug, rape and kill a woman she knew. officer where the woman lives and works and offered to pay him $500 to

emily: so what is next for sean parker?nk life sciences is the single most interesting area of exploration. it is to the world today what social media was to me in 2002, 2003, and 2004. the ability to, you know, get to a lab where a grad student to do something that someone would have spent 30 years of their life trying to do previously. but i do think that cost reductions, because of new technology leading to faster and faster progress, there are enormous opportunities. i think the fundamental question of the 21st century is, how do we make sure that the technological innovations coming out of life sciences are available to everyone? emily: sean parker, thank you so much for joining us today on "studio 1.0." thank you for having us at your fabulous house. it has been great to have you. sean: thank you. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: bono is here. the 40th anniversary of the rock band u2. it has sold more than 157 million records and 122 emmys. he is also known for his rockstar stat

sean: for going to donate. kevin: if you're traveling anywhere else that the trouble weather is good. from there things get more interesting. details coming up. sean: coming up next in "cook's corner," we're whipping up some fried chicken in our news 9 kitchen. ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long... improving how we get information to you because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: each day cooler than the day before. we have spiked back into the lower 50's along the seacoast. farther north and west you go, we have quite a few more clouds around. temperatures because of that cooler. cooler air continuing to filter in. air mass in place that will be around for a good portion of the weekend. most of t

sean: a great effort. it still to come, we will check sean: we are kicking off our spirit of giving toy drive. erin fehlau is live at the was a resin manchester, hoping to see lots of people out there. erin: we have just seen a ton of troopers. new hampshire state police have just shown up with a convoy. you are making a special delivery. i am here with captain mark. captain: we are here with our them in this initiative. we have brought seven boxes, signifying the seven troops of the state police. and the benevolence of the men and women of the new hampshire state police is so great. these troopers here are actually helping unload right now. and getting with their brothers with the marine corps reserves. and hopefully, this is just a small piece of what the new hampshire state wants to bring to the table. next week, we are going to have another initiative, in which we will signify an even greater delivery for the less than fortunate kids in this state. erin: we appreciate everything you have done. thank yo

sean: thanks. police in durham are investigating a freak accident that left an 86-year-old woman dead. erin: officers say the woman was hit by her own car as she was leaving a home. they say it appears that she was dragged by the car before it ran her over. ray brewer joins us live in durham now with the latest details. ray: durham police say they were called to a home on bagdad road around 3:30 yesterday afternoon, someone had been struck by a car. durham police say a woman was visiting friends yesterday afternoon when she got in her car to leave, started to back her toyota down the driveway, and then opened the door. >> it appears that she stepped out of her vehicle. in doing so, she left her car in reverse, stepped out, the car witnessed the accident called 911. they say the woman was found in the road with traumatic injuries, her car idling just feet away. >> it appears the vehicle was in reverse, rolled down the driveway into the street, and came to rest on the road near a telephone pole. ray:

>> sean, it is both preposterous and pathetic.he idea that you can't harbor a negative view of obama's accomplishments or lack thereof without being a racist if you're living in the south and are caucasian means that it is a different type of racism, and it is a different type of bias coming from the left. again, they're always going to excuse failed liberal policies by trying to play some type of identity politics, in this case of course it is the race card. this follows, of course, after people like eric holder who also brought this up a few years back, that the criticism of barack obama was based in race. when young people, people of our generation, sean, i don't care what color your skin is. if your policies work, if they respect the constitution, they honor our time-tested values, they're going to work and americans are going to, you know, like what you did. if you don't do that, it doesn't matter where you came from, it doesn't matter what color your skin. there are a lot of americans who are going to be unhappy with that. t

i'm eric bolling in for sean tonight. former u.s. ambassador to the u.n.ohn bolton is fired up and will be here with reaction. first in what many are calling the ultimate betrayal in america's alliance with israel, the obama administration earlier today allowed the united nations to pass a resolutioning valleyi settlements in east jerusalem and the west bank as a flagrant violation of international law. valleyi prime minister is responding by saying israel reject the shameful resolution at the u.n. adding, quote, the obama not only failed to pro secretary israel against the gang up at the u.n. but colluded with it behind the scenes. the president-elect is responding by tweeting this. quote, as to the u.n., things will be different after january 20th. here now with reaction is former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and fox news contributor john bolton. thank you, ambassador bolton. wow, big day at the u.n. so tell us, do you think that the u.n. security council colluded with the obama administration to bring this vote today? >> i think certainly the sponsors of

sean brace, sean bell, both here at the deck to.ean. >> um-hmm. the way they play on the road, 00 and five. >> yikes! >> lost their last five. it maybe a problem even though they're take on the bengals. they stink. they're horrible much this one team you should beat on the ro road. it should be the cincinnati bengals. >> it's tough i want to argue with him, but -- >> he's right. >> yeah. look at what the effort that they put out there in that second half and the monday night football game just the packers. they only scored 13 total points in that game. right now, eagles are struggling at the wide receiver position they have no play makers at the running back position. they only got carson wentz out there. i feel bad for my man. it will be ugly today. >> they're playing the bengals. i'm sorry, listen, as bad as eagles -- saw the eagles play last week the bengals are that much worse. okay. they're a terrible team. they have no aj green. they have injuries everywhere. marvin lewis should have been fired years ago. because he can't get

if i had it to do over again, i'd say, hold on, sean, we're talking about 80,000 votes in swing states and you know, she did win the popular vote. maybe i should not have been so dismissive of the idea that this altered the outcome. >> when we look at the next moves that the president-elect's team will make. the next mick they have to make is secretary of state. rex tillerson is at the top of the list. why does that matter? >> it matters, because he as the head of exxon inked a huge oil deal with one of their biggest oil companies, the state is a big player in 37 that he received an award from russia just three years ago. including questions that john mccain just brought up to ryan nobles this morning. how dicey will that be if it is rex untiler son. >> i think it will be very dicey. this issue has raised the stock of governor romney. put him diet trickily opposed to rex iler son. i'm reviewing in my mind, he asked vladimir putin to release whatever e-mails they may have had. i think the whole situation is really unsettling and the ball is in the president-elect's court to say somethin

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>> you can't steal from a child, sean. >> good to see you. god bless you.reciate you being with us. >>> coming up, a charity sean has been following for several years, build homes for heros. helping out a military family that was injured last march in the brussels terror attack. we'll have that story for you next. stay with us. testme test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test i thought i married an italian. did the ancestrydna to find out i'm only 16% italian. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. >>> welcome back to "hannity". sean has within been following a special charity called building homes for heros. we can't let christmas go by without taking a look at another life changing project. >> during his military career, kato martinez has seen combat across the globe. in august, he and his wife celebrated their 21 anniversary as a couple. they left his nato command for long-awaited t

that sean's time now. the family has been able to raise that medical transport it all goes as planned shauna be arriving here on sunday intel part of the family has his $52,000 helping find the link to the go funny account it's the story. erika gonzalez fox 31. 31. development today deadly thanksgiving crash prosecutors have no charge this man. 25-year-old outs rodriguez with vehicular homicide and dui police say use drunken driving the wrong when i 25 when he crashed head-on into nashville artist car last thursday morning writer suffered life-threatening injuries and his passenger 19 scene. avenue friday flags a be lowered to half staff and memory of colorado state patrol trooper. he was killed while investigating a crash on i 25 s. of castle rock trooper donahue has been at the csp for 11 years and is survived survived by his wife and two daughters. statewide should be lower from sunrise to sunset. denver please have an easy six to produce time officer say something as simple as a light bulb can do a tri

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i've had issues with sean, reporting where i had on background sean would say that's not true, that's not what the rnc, not what i'm hearing so i think in some ways sean is the perfect person to be defending the rnc, the person in some ways i would say their bulldog when it comes to attacking the media and pushing the agenda that he has. i should say as rnc, when i watched that exchange, the nine-minute long exchange on cnn, he really kind of landed on the agencies he's been talking to saying the agencies are telling the rnc we haven't been hacked. he hasn't said i can tell you with 100% certainty and the cia is still doing this report. the report isn't final. maybe when the report comes out that's not true, this didn't happen, but i think that these officials are telling my paper that the rnc was hacked, they wouldn't be out there saying that when there was no proof to this. >> you're also left with the overall question of who is the american public supposed to believe, right? >> there is that idea whether or not you can trust the media, and the report in my paper said they were tryi

sean, i have to turn the subject to domestic matters and you know why. your company, crowdstrike has been in the news for perverse reasons for the targets and it's been great advertising for you, you were called in after the fact, too late, it turned out, for the dnc hack and others involved in this overarching russia story. as we talked about last night, we're watching "meet the press" sunday morning, john podesta talking to chuck todd reveals he had spoken once, one contact with the fbi in early october and despite being almost at the center of this story no contact since, at least up until sunday. is that -- i know you're reluctant to criticize your beloved former employers at the bureau. is that malpractice by the fbi? >> i don't know what happened with mr. podesta, i don't know what was told to him. i did hear some of hiss renation of what he did. with the dnc there was some communication. i believe there could have been more understanding who the targets are and who the attackers were and what they were looking to do. this is an incredibly complex

i met sean near jefferson street memorial. >> how are you all?sean dell zen us these pictures the mother of one of bobby's seven children he loved them all and was doing right by them. she said for them she's outrag outraged. >> they think the world of him. like this was so hard to take him from his family. it was hard for ya'll to take him from his kids. like this has to stop. like the violence has to stop. >> reporter: so according to the wilmington shooting delaware online database there have been something like 122 shooting incidents in wilmington so far this year. 21 fatalities including bobby's and something like 140 victims overall. it's a smidge down from last year's five-year high but still we got to get through december. those who loved the recently departed try to remember the good. >> i just want everyone to pray for his family, for his kids, number one, for his mom. >> ♪ >> reporter: for bobby that was family and talent as rapper and as witness to the world. >> all that stuff he saw on the streets and that's what he talked about. >>

i said this many times on your show, sean, it is still the economy, stupid.are economically anxious and this deal with carrier, it is huge. he saved 1,000 jobs. he's delivered already on one of his campaign promises to protect american jobs, to put america first. i couldn't be happier. he wants to cut taxes. he wants to rein in some of the regulations that have killed jobs, and he wants to do something about securing the borders, that has put down pressure people working in the inner city with low skills. all of which will give us a thriving economy, far better than we had for the last eight years. i'm ecstatic. >> that's the funny things. you watch how the left is reacting to this, even the jobs at carrier, all he said is it would be a better business climate, corporate taxes 15%, repatriated money, eliminating regulations. they will spend $16 million on that plant, 1100 more people have jobs and the left is complaining. the women of "the view" went insane. >> how in the world could they complain? these families now will have -- and i think i herald you say

remember, sean, when we learned that the chinese had hacked into 50 million u.s.ersonnel files, including mine. i know that because i got a notice from the u.s. government saying that they would give me, i think, a year of some type of identity theft protection service because they had -- they had my background check. >> if i was a sponsor, i would want yours, too. >> they had a copy of my background check for when i was a white house employee or supreme court clerk or one of those two. so i don't remember president obama ever taking china to task. they have 50 million files of social security numbers, home addresses, all of our siblings, all of where -- all of the places where we ever lived, of 50 million government employees. that's china. now, last time i checked they are one of our geo political adversaries as well. you are exactly right, right on the money on this. this is all about sour grapes and trying to delegitimize the trump vick toerks atory, and al try to subtract from any mandate that he believes rightly that he has to reform the government. they nev

let the sheriff have the last word. >> fine, thank you, sean.in fake news, most people can figure it out, it might last a day or two. but the hands up don't shoot fake news out of ferguson, missouri continues to this day and cops are still being killed across this country based off of that fake news story. >> we got to leave it there. >>> coming up next on this busy news night on "hannity." >> the ability of isil to initiate major land offenses, that was not on my intelligence radar screen. >> wow. president obama said the true potential of isis wasn't on his radar screen? well, maybe he should have just listened to his top intel officials. we'll check in with dr. sebastian gorka to discuss how president obama got it so long and the everyone occasions of that bad decision and more tonight on "hannity." ♪ think of your fellow man. ♪ lend him a helping hand. ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. (a

i'm very good, sean.pparently our friends on the left are still suffering from post election trauma. >> or trump de rangement syndrome. is there a new word for this? >> yeah, that's right. i mean we really need to call 911 and call the wamblance. they need to all be hauled into the wamblance and taken to recover in private instead of public. you know, i was mad about it at first, but now i really pity these people. you know i'm in colorado, back home after being on tour for the crtv series, and this is the state, of course, that gave us the safeless electors who fashioned themselves some sort of kujs constitutional heroes, naming themselves also after hamilton. these are not heroes but zeros. these are fekless electors, traitors, saboteurs. they're trying to hype drama before monday, but it is the same kind of hype we saw before the election. these people are way out of touch of reality on what is going to happen on monday. >> think about it. first it was the recount, now the putin/russian conspiracy, and

sean spicer will be here to explain. >>> plus, is the american dream dead?ew study of family income finds it's getting harder and harder for americans to earn more than their parents did. is this why trump won? and can he do anything to reverse that graph? >>> plus, a popular stadium vendor, in my hometown of philadelphia, also happens to be a white nationalist and her politics on social media just got her fired. was that fair? and what might it mean for others? >>> and germany, the latest country to consider banning full-face veils, chance la angela merkel's political gesture to anti-immigrant populism, but does this infringe on religious rights? >>> but first last night at about 9:30 p.m. i and other members of the media received a press release from the presidential transition team communications office, but this was not just another announcement of a new addition to the trump administration. it said this -- transition statement on claims of foreign interference in u.s. elections. these are the same people that said saddam hussein had weapons of mass dest

. >> reporter: this morning at the home of meghan and sean this video sean and his dogs finding a white on the doorstep. our earlier, you see this man place it there and walk away. inside that bag, dozens of stolen one ones and zero. 83 of them in all. >> i just stared up in the air and look at meghan, it's all the ones and zeros. >> meghan took these pictures and called police who are now processing evidence for potential clues. everyone wants to know why the crooks stole numbers in the first place and now they're asking why the change of heart? good i wonder if they had some remorse or it's a christmas miracle. we don't know why they were stolen to begin with so we don't know why they're return. we have more questions than answers at this point. >> reporter: and police saying the same thing. they have that new batch of evidence now they'll be pouring over that in hopes of more leads. but detectives right now think this is the work of a group of people, lucy. >> all right, thank you much chris. tennessee woman says she was tacked at a store for using coupons too slowly. surveillance vi

sean, come on. i am sitting here as, first of all, to your first point, to your first point, the reason that donald trump was questioned so often as to whether he'd accept the result, if i have to remind you is because donald trump himself was casting doubt before the election on whether he was going to accept the result of it. that's why all the questions came his way. i'm not sitting here as a democrat. i'm not sitting here as a republican. aisle not sitting he i'm sitting here as an american so frustrated by the idea that people are suiting up in their usual jerseys on this issue, respectfully, including you, and instead of uniting against a common enemy, in this case, putin and russia and being pissed at the idea he put his thumb on the scale in our election and instead, look at the result of the election. >> hold on, stop, stop. >> we like the election and then therefore don't want to deal with this anymore. >> hold on, wait, wait. just stop for a second. i'm not suiting up. i'm using facts. fa

let's talk about sean spicer. he is hugely influentialinfluen. little bit and you can't find a harder working guy in washington. i think this is a job he took on in the last year with all of the craziness going on. so i think he really earned this position and i think it is a good pick. >> i want to talk about a few others, kellyanne conway, it's not a cabinet position, but it's hugely influential. i think we got the idea that if she wanted a big role, she would get it. this morning she saidç you're here of four, this is a lot of responsibility, can you make it work. her answer was i don't play golf and i don't have a mistress so it gives me more time than most men in washington dc. >> she came on at a pivotal moment in the trump campaign where it could have gone in the dumpster, and she pulled it back on track. >> absolutely. i want to talk about cor cory lewandowski. we heard him mention it this morning on fox and friends, i want to get your reaction. >> i think if you have to put them in chronological order, it's towards the bottom of the cor

that's supposed to be sean spicer's job. i think that's misguided, the idea that the president is going to be personally involved in punching back journalists. >> he has benefitted by vilifying the press. i think he wants to continue to do that. he goes around the press with the tweeting and the rallies. now i think as you get to washington, you know, there's more of a structure where you are held accountable on a daily basis. i like sean spicer's ideas, by the way. maybe more off camera. i used to be a white house correspocor corresponde correspondent. before you get on camera and certain things are said that -- or not said. >> that's the swamp. >> that's not the swamp. >> sure it is. >> he leads to stories in a -- >> you are talking about what you are going to ask a press secretary. >> no, no, no. that's not what i'm saying. by the way, this goes way back. people ask questions and questions get set up in all administrations because the administration wants to protect itself in a press conference. when is the last time dona

if you so much for doing this . >> thank you sean. sean, i guess you have some ... >> would you like to start? >> tonight is too important an event. it's seven days from infested us. so we can error some grievances tonight but more importantly it's your birthday. >> the big 31. >> i thought you were age 23. >> i wanted to make sure you were appropriately, that i gave you stuff that politico could use so we started off with a republican bag. so that every day you are reminded of who's in charge. i wanted you and anna to have something to drink in . >> i like it. >> very nice. >> it would replace the politico one. we've got a couple stickers for you. >> perfect. >> something for your car. and then this is a very nice time that you can wear as you roam around the capital. >> it is another republican tie>> there's a theme here . >> put all that stuff in here . >> i don't really want to wear a tie right now. >> fair enough, this is the last one and it's something very special and i wish i had brought an extra but i'm sure i can getone. thi

washington post, trump chooses sean spicer fer press secretary.u dig into the article, it says filling what is likely to be a challenging position given trump's sometimes hostile relationship with the media and his propensity to bypass staff to communicate directly on twitter. that is some of the criticism -- >> i don't know if it's critici criticism. he's the bth president of the ud states. he doesn't answer to us. we has a direct pipeline and if he wants to use twitter to speak to the american people directly. that's what he should do. he's the president. it's not our job to tell him what to do. it's to serve him. >> let's talk about how you role might look different than previous press secretariesecret. one of them works right here at fox news, dana perino. you hinted with megyn kelly last week maybe daily press briefings are not needed. are you goingç to do away with those in. >> can we do things better? can we put the american people first in some of these. so maybe it's -- you saw how effective they used facebook live. are there things we c

sean spicer is here and i want to get straight into the oklahoma a.g.itt being confirmed or epa administrator. can you confirm that? >> i can't. until mr. trump puts his stomp of approval on any nominee, it's not official. he's an impressive individual. he's done a lot. he came and met with mr. trump and the team, but until he makes a final decision, nothing is final. >> so what do you make, bob shrum was on the air calling pruitt a climate change denier. we know ivanka trump wants to make climate change part of her platform. how much of a conundrum will it be having a climate change denier going up against the first daughter? >> let me explain, everyone who comes into a trump administration understands it's the trump/pence agenda that is implemented and it's donald trump's vision that will be taken to make change in washington. regardless of what someone's personal views are, it's ultimately donald trump's vision and change that are what people need to come here to -- come to washington and carry out. he's bringing real change. you have seen the number

i'm really encouraged by what sean and kellyanne said. obama, first lady michelle used direct communications all of the time. sometimes jon and judy, i feel like i have to sin -- sign up for everything just to keep up for what the white house puts out. they don't always tell you. we have sent out a picture that's important over twitter. why would someone send me an e-mail? jon: it's tough keeping up. >> but i am very encouraged by what sean and kellyanne said and with all the contentious relationship that's ongoing with the press, if they want to do a reset, fine with me. let's jus move forward and have access, they have their ability to communicate, give us our ability to ask questions and give answer. >> a lot of presidents have battled with the press and it's a healthy thing in our republic. >> yeah. jon: thank you both. >> happy holidays, jon. >> president-elect trump promise to go get a lot done from repealing obamacare to changing trade deals to rebuilding a wall. campaign rhetoric or will he actually deliver. when was the last time

we know sean so congrats to sean.l me more about his rhett may and any other names as part of this announcement. >> brooke, we've been hearing sean spicer's name for a while. kellyanne conway, who was tapped as the counselor to the president, she was initially offered this position very early on after the election, she turned it down, she wanted a bigger more high-profile role closer to the president of the united states and she got that in being named counselor to the president. now being press secretary is not small potatoes as you know. >> it's a huge job. >> just ask ari fleischer, jay carney, josh earnest, robert gibbs. these are very big well-established people in washington and it's a huge, huge job. you're tangling with the press everyday and sean spicer has shown it on your show and other shows on cnn that he can handle it. he is somebody that donald trump has grown to really like. he tangled with michael smerconish on cnn and we were told that following that performance he got on a pat on the back from the p

sorry, sean. we'll be right to him and ask him some questions. >>> plus word from trump tower today that the president-elect is starting to take a serious look at the supreme court. and governor mike huckabee is here with that news. >>> and then a kelly file exclusive about how a conspiracy theory about bill and hillary clinton resulted in a man shooting up a pizza parlor. for the first time ever the owner of the restaurant is talking and he's hear in moments only on "the kelly file." >> this is where we store our computer system and also where sometimes our staff puts their bags or something. this is a new lock because t t t >>> look at the size of this place. every corner is packed. now the press won't say it -- hey, press, turn the cameras, show them, please. show them. show them. world's most dishonest people. these are dishonest people. >> number one. breaking tonight, president-elect donal the media. this time during his thank you tour stop in pennsylvania. comes on the same day that mr. tru

no connection between sean and last night's victim and are heart broken over the loss of sean and holding a vigil for him tonight. >> katherine thank you. >>> overseas the manhunt continues across germany for the prime suspect in the deadly truck attack at a christmas market in berlin, several different locations are being searched for the fugitive. his fingerprints were found in the truck that drove into the market and killed 12 people. the market is open now with security measures in place. more now from marcy gonzales. >> berlin police tell abc news they get tips every hour and following up on most of them and are confident that this manhunt could be over soon. tense raids as authorities try desperately to track down the terrorist that drove a truck through a crowded market in berlin in all killing 12 people, their focus on finding this suspect. anis amri. >> the national and international connections were caught to quickly catch the suspect. >> an alert going out across europe for the 24-year-old tunisian said to use six aliases and nationities. he is likely to have carried out the at

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thank you, sean!>> thank you, michael. >> all right, that was just a portion of the conversation. joining us now, michael smerconish, michael, there was a lot of heat there, but i want to get to the light of that conversation, where sean spicer says that -- i wrote it down here, no foreign entities should be interfering with the us election. then he goes to the point of, what proof is there that it impacted to outcome? between those two there, there is this canyon that from your perspective, is the trump transition team ignoring? even if it did not switch the outcome, aren't they at least curious about it? or think that someone should get to the bottom of what the impact was and actually who was involved? >> i think you are so right, victor, you have nailed it! where is the curiosity? even if the ultimate outcome of the election was not impacted, where is the curiosity from an incoming commander in chief as to whether a foreign hostile actor had its thumb on the scale, in an american election. you kno

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thank you, sean. >> merry christmas.nk you, michael. >> thank you. >>> the russian hack was detailed in a terrific new york times piece the perfect weapon, how russian cyber power invaded the u.s. by eric lipton, david sanger and my next guest scott shane. it's an amazing tick tock of russia's information warfare campaign dwieevised to disrupt 2016 presidential election. terrorist, a president and the rise of the drone. scott, you heard that conversation. react to what you just heard. >> well, mr. spicer said that intelligent agencies probe certain websites and that's sort of a normal part of espionage today and he's absolutely right about that. what was different in this case and what i think took the u.s. intelligence agencies somewhat by surprise is that not only did they probe the dnc, the democratic congressional campaign committee, john podesta, the chairman of hillary clinton's campaign, not only did they probe and break into those sites, they stole documents. again, that's traditional espionage, but what was diff

sean spicer, after i came on board in august, we brought on sean spicer.ad a conversation with rein reince priebus on how to share sewn sean. what's important about the team is they're familiar with the president-elect and he with them. and there's a certain familiarity there. and they're proven to be able to focus and put your head down and ignore the naysayers and the critics. >> before i lose you i want to ask you, how will the new team deal with a biassedç mainstrea media? >> well, again, you have to name it to conquer it and you just did. that's not true of all of the media. but we recognize that there's been an unprecedented deluge of negative media to donald trump. he's the president of the united states. the american people saw through that. they know how to deal with it. we know how to forge positive relationships with the print and press when they want to have complete and fair coverage and we're all working on that on his behalf. he's working on that. he had an off the record briefing are media on sunday night, a cocktail party which was really

>> we'll have more from sean spicer in a moment. meantime, president obama is ordering a full review to investigate whether russian hacking affected the election's outcome. and he wants it done before trump's inauguration. a spokesman for the kremlin tells cnn that there's no evidence that russia hacked democratic groups. let's talk more about this with cnn foreign affairs correspondent, elise labott. the cia obviously not commenting on this, but you've talked to your sources. do you get the feeling that this could spark an early feud between the intelligence community and the trump white house? >> i've just talked to people kind of anecdotally, and yes, there is a concern, boris, that, you know, the president-elect trump does not trust the intelligence agencies, that will be not only under his command, but are going to be informing him with the intelligence, to make these monumental national security decisions. now, you think what the trump transition of president-elect trump himself is taking issue with is any implication that he

sean what you got in sports? a couple big time college players will not play in their bowl games. i'll trend what he said and why ♪ >> sean bell takes on college football players skipping out on bowl games. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> nick hates this new bowl system and surprisingly sides with the players when it comes to sitting out a bowl games. you know what i 100% agree. he basically said when you created a million bowl games and created this playoff system you devalued these bowl games and you know what he's right. there's a cure bowl, famous aid hoe bowl. saint peter's burg bowl. no one cares about any of these. why should players risk playing in bowl games that can't help their stock when coaches don't have to either. matt ruhle left temple and won't coach in the military bowl because he got a better opportunity a good career move. that's the same thing these players are doing. making a decision for the betterment of their careers. leonard burnett and christian mccaffery can gain nothing for playin