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griffin: we have thousands of assets that we have to keep track of. we have to always know their condition and continuously plan for their refurbishment at the right time. one of the things we're required to do under the consent decree is inspect our system. we're trying to find where there's leaks. so we blow smoke into the sewer pipe. man: we're locating places where water from the surface to the ground is running into the sewer pipe and overloading the system. hunter: we have 1,600 miles of sewer. we are evaluating every linear foot of that system. is the pipe leaking; are you having a lot of infiltration or inflow? thornell: every time it rains, water will come down, go into the pipe, enter the sewer system. it's very easy to repair this defect and get all that water out of the system. griffin: with our closed-circuit tv inspection, we record cracks, holes, pipes that are partially collapsed. hunter: we literally will have a digital video of every foot of our sewer that in the future, we can go back and do a comparison. what's changed? is it degra

a live interview with the explosive kathy griffin. but first, breaking news tonight >>> good evening. a live interview with the explosive kathy griffin. but first, breaking news tonight on the economy. the dow plunging 512 points to the worst single day since the financial crisises in 2008. all fallen 10% in the last ten days. what should you do with your money? ali velshi, what the hell is going on? >> we all have to take our turns in causing global meltdowns in this small, small world. today was europe's turn. the central bank attempted to shore up the euro and buying bonds in euros, putting money into the system. it had the opposite effect. it caused investors to run for the hills. but, you know, they couldn't get enough out while european markets were open. and it moved into u.s. markets. it was basically the sense that we are so uncertain about where the global economy is going, and we've got this back and forth between the world's two biggest economies, the europeans and the american, that people just decided to take their money

kathy griffin on the economy climbs on desk to kiss piers. most awkward piers morgan show ever. >> give it up, people. >> you've only been on ten minutes. >> i know. >> congratulations. >> i say we do the rest of the show bottomless because anyone can do topless. that's so last week. but with the glass table, it's limitless. >> you are dangerous for any cnn host. >> i'm dangerous for you right now. >> cnn fires you every year. >> every year i get fired. >> terrible slug to get us all back into trouble. >> thank you. i came -- i am a terrible slug that is on cnn every new years trying to make people laugh. and that's a bumper sticker that i'm going to put on my prius. i don't have a prius. >> i heard you had a foxy dinner last night. >> okay, so i have a list moments in my life. >> you had dinner last night, a private dinner party with jack nicholson, john hamm, steve martin. >> john hamm is not really a celebrity. >> he's the biggest one out there. >> whatever. who else? >> steve martin, funniest guy, michaels and, my god, when it comes to mo

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you know spend time composing these these watch lists the office of congressman tim griffin said that they got the watch list from webster's office so that certainly suggests that webster staffers played a big part in putting this list together and i find that incredibly disappointing and other interesting thing is that i haven't really seen this on fox news i mean if that's not facts new through all the coverage of these angry constituents about a constituents angry about obamacare all last summer about why isn't fox news covering this right no no it's curious you're not seeing it on fox and you know it's funny today senator john thune actually said that the question that he's getting most often that his own title hold meetings is a criticism of republicans for wanting to end medicare and social security so actually some republicans are admitting that the tilt they're saying at their town hall meetings are heavily in favor of what we'd call democratic priorities you know preserving entitlement programs and being tax breaks for the wealthy well thank you so much for coming on and shar

here's drew griffin. >> reporter: deryl dedmon wasn't through. his truck as he was leaving this parking lot. a big f-250 pickup truck. james craig anderson, the man who was beaten almost to a pulp was stumbling down this curb. that's when police say deryl dedmon hit the gas, jumped the curb and ran over his victim, smashing him. what he didn't know was the entire episode was being caught on a surveillance camera on the corner of this hotel. this is what was caught on that tape obtained exclusively by cnn. we warn you, it is disturbing. a video capturing what prosecutor robert schuler-smith says is pure racial hatred and murder. here you see james craig anderson in a hotel parking lot as he first comes into view in the lower right corner of the screen. this is after he was beaten, according to law enforcement officials. he staggers into the headlights of mr. dedmon's truck. the truck backs up and surges forward suddenly, running right over the defenseless man. take a look again as the approaching headlights glow on anderson's shirt then disappears

in fact, team effort obviously on our jennifer griffin reporting she spoke to a senior u.s. defense official that is corroborating the same information we are getting from the white house. this official telling jennifer griffin we cannot confirm these reports at this stage about gadhafi's son potentially being captured. it is clear momentum is on the side of the rebels. we got a statement a short time ago from the u.s. state department. they say the president, and secretary of state clinton are getting regular updates on the situation. they also added that basically they believe it is important for the rebels to be thinking about what happens in a post gadhafi world. to be prepared for that possibility. the state department's statement saying that they believe that gadhafi's days are numbered. again, they don't want to get ahead of the facts. they want to let this play out. number two, they are trying to send that signal to the rebels there's a concern obviously within the u.s. government about all this devolving into chaos and the situation being worse than it is now. obvio

let's go to jennifer griffin joining us by phone now. jennifer, if you could, please put this into perspective nationally for us. >> well, i think, harris, what's important to remember is that those that i'm speaking to in washington. whether they are pentagon officials or other u.s. officials who are watching as events unfold in tripoli. things are happening so quickly that really, what we're seeing on in terms of live feeds from the capital. they're not getting any more information than what's coming out live. it's very clear at this point in time. i spoke to one u.s. official who said basically that the momentum that the opposition has built over the past several weeks seems to be paying off and the battle for tripoli clearly underway. the fall of gaddafi may now be obtainable and we're hearing reports from the front lines from reporters who are travelling with the rebels, that the only part of the capital that is not in rebel control at this point in time is gaddafi's compound. pan the question is, where is gaddafi himself? there are

plus i think we'll get willie brown and melissa griffin from the san francisco examiner to talk about how nancy pelosi fared in this debt seal -- >> a little coffee talk. >> whatever it was. coffee screaming. >>> all that in a moment. first, there's new hope for two u.s. berkeley graduates behind bars for more than two years. >> iran's foreign minister is quoted yesterdaying a says he hoping shane bauer and josh fattal will be released soon. he is the highest ranking iranian official to raise those expectations. if two americans face spying charges for allegedly crossing into iran illegally back in 2009. their trial ended last sunday. iranian judges will reportedly announce their verdict soon, a third hiker, bauer's fiance, sara shourd was released last year. >>> a fire overnight in an auto detailing shop in san jose destroyed a customer's car. a neighbor saw smoke at diamond auto detailing on south autumn street. firefighters went in and found a vehicle fully engulfed. they contained the fire about a half hour later. damage to the building is minor. a gang shoot out in oakland killed

stockton, this drew griffin again with cnn.trying to get to the truth of the matter about particularly their brother. you're the only one alive and sane enough to tell the truth. and that's what they're after. >> he has refused all of our phone calls, refused to respond to notes placed at his door. the assistant u.s. attorney who prosecuted the case insists to us, jay stockton would tell us what the federal government has proven in court. that brian wells was involved with the bank robbery. >> no one could have sat through this criminal trial without understanding the degree of evidence linking mr. wells to these particular participants. >> in fact, the same affidavit that implicates stockton repeatedly implicates jean hyde's brother. the suspect involved, saying brian wells knew the plot all along was involved in the planning, was part of the band of criminal misfits trying to rob a bank. jean hyde will never believe that. she believes her government is lying. >> they let an innocent man, my brother, die while in their custody

>> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon.nk you. >>> there is a push on capitol hill to cut off development aid to china. democratic senator jim webb and inhof want to pull the plug on taxpayer assistance for public transportation and internet access china. they point out china is america's largest foreign creditor. white house press secretary jay carney said today he did not know anything about the effort. >>> the u.s. coast guard turns 221 years old today. congress authorized the construction of the first ten ships to enforce trade law and prevent smuggling on this date in 1790. still ahead -- a 2012 update. first, a day of contradictions in syria >> bret: in world headlines the new head of the international monetary fund is being investigated for her role of n the taxpayer funded arbitration settlement. former french finance minister christine lagarde could face embezzlement charges. she signed off in favor of a deal in favor of a tycoon. one of muammar gaddafi sons tells the "new york times" he is forging an alliance with

night that gave us more spending more debt more taxes and a bullet bureau site we've got dr webster griffin tarpley on his recent trip to live yes the phone molyneux and all the ways the federal government is already in the fault also of the debate between guns and gold and we've got historic victory for organic foods and a historic defeat for conservatives is a look from the inside of inside c fact we take all the shortcuts of the truth so you get to sit back relax and watch out on versus the man. the debt ceiling started to sound like a broken record right and. we're going to blow your brains out america. no no no that's not what happened yes today is the would be default day but thanks to professional politicians here in the district of criminals we've been saved from disaster but it seems a little crisis was imagined a staged drama even now we look back on the government shutdown of one thousand nine hundred four and think of the people behind it is completely irrelevant imagine how it will look back on this little episode this whole debt crisis was no more real than santa claus weapons

kathy griffin decided she wouldn't be outrated there. version to justin bieber. take a listen. >> justin biebeb, i want you to know you are all the way beautiful. you're smart and kind-hearted. if i could, i would marry you. oh, that's actually not true. it's messy, justin. there's a distribution of assets. we would just go steady. >> so good. so funny. and, you know, a lot of people have been asking jim carrey, what the heck was up with that? he decided to come clean. this is what he said. yes, my message to emma stone was a comedy routine, and the funniest part is everything i said is true. that clears it up. >> yeah, jim, what -- i don't know what that's all about. >>> another breakup news to report this morning. derek jeter, famous yankee, is splitsville now for three years with his extremely hot girlfriend, mika kelly. they are done. you think about all the athlete/actress couples that have broken up over the years. you had halle berry, david justice and kim kardashian and reggie bush, lance armstrong and sheryl crow. the list goes

we spoke with jennifer griffin a little while ago at the pentagon.e is to protect in the humanitarian way, to use our military for humanitarian missions not to go on offensive at muammar al-qaddafi's compound. this is a tricky situation. greg: they have for weeks been periodically pounding that compound and several other control positions of gadhafi. whether he was inside or not. he hasn't been seen in 72 days. let's go to the border in tunisia. dominique, what can you tell us. >> reporter: there are thousands upon thousands of libyans trying to flee the country now. after the appearance of moammar qaddafi's son they lost confidence in the rebels to take control of the country. i'm at a crossing and throughout the morning we have seen a combination of civilians in cars, many, many ambulances with rebel fighters who have been injured trying to seek medical care over here in tunisia. people say the scale of fighting is going to get worse, they are worried for their families. some people are picking up medical supplies and turning right back around to g

so watch out, america, because there's nothing that kathy griffin won't see. she's always outrageous, always hilarious. she'll be here for the hour tomorrow night. that's kathy griffin that's it for us tonight. >>> hello, i'm monita rajpal at this hour. >>> bashar al assad has given the okay for different political parties. after the u.n. security council condemned the ongoing human rights violations of the use of force against civilians in syria. the government says it's crackdown is aimed at armed gangs. >>> the united nations says three more regions of somalia have slipped into famine. one area includes the capital, mogadishu where an estimated 100,000 people have come looking for aid. the u.n. says nearly half the country is suffering from malnutrition. >>> egypt's ailing former president will next appear in court august 15th as his trial opened. hosni mubarak denied charges of corruption and playing role in the death of more than 800 anti-government demonstrators. the trial of his rmer interior minister is scheduled to get under way at this hour. >>> in e

at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, fox news. >> all right, jennifer, thank you very much for that report. tough story. >> all right. now, fannie and freddie are bad investments. who knew? details on the s&p's latest downgrade. do you think? what it means for americans who might want to borrow money. >> and buy a house. then she fell off a cliff, broke her back. and her legs. but this woman survived for days in the forest on nothing but berries and bugs. hear from her when we come back on this tuesday "fox & friends." Ñíoz6ooÑtñíy >> this fox news alert, we're watching stocks this morning. so far, they've tanked again as many global markets enter the official bear market territory after one of the worst days on wall street since the collapse of lehman brothers in 2008. >> that's right. over in asia right now, the hang seng is down five points, you can see some more of them. japan down 1.7. south korea down 3.6. of course, yesterday, the dow jones industrial average tumbled 634 points. ouch! so what is the obama administration's economic plan going forward? adam shapiro from fox business i

they feature kobe bryant, blake griffin some customized with gold and diamonds.ected to fetch big bucks at auction. griffin's card selling for $1300 on ebay. >> so many times we see athletes and what they do on the field and the court. this gives you an opportunity to see that player behind the scenes and experience what goes on with him from a day-to-day perspective. >> reporter: the technology in these cards designed by a southern california company have been making video products from name tags to screens on microphones used at sporting events. the cards are another way to utilize that technology, but make it available to the masses. >> the screen is the thickness of paper. you energize the screen it is an organic material that creates the image. brightness is amazing. as close to getting a true high definition screen on a small format that you can get. >> reporter: by the way, they say this is just the beginning. in the future we are going to start to see this all over the place from advertisements to even greeting cards at the store. pretty cool. >> jamie: c

>> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon.nk you. >>> there is a push on capitol hill to cut off development aid to china. democratic senator jim webb and inhof want to pull the plug on taxpayer assistance for public transportation and internet access china. they point out china is america's largest foreign creditor. white house press secretary jay carney said today he did not know anything about the effort. >>> the u.s. coast guard turns 221 years old today. congress authorized the construction of the first ten ships to enforce trade law and prevent smuggling on this date in 1790. still ahead -- a 2012 update. first, a day of contradictions in syria. [ male announcer ] imagine all of your missed opportunities in one place. the winning horse you could have picked. ♪ that "old flame" you should have called. ♪ that leap of faith you never took. but there's one opportunity that's too good to miss. the lexus golden opportunity sales event, with exceptional values on the lexus is. but only until september 6th. see your lexus dealer

drew griffin, thank you. >>> just a couple of minutes here left before the closing bell.2 minutes away. the dow is up 103 points right now. but you ever wonder what is happening in niece final moments on the trading floor? take a look at this. >> you're hearing a lot of traders now yelling buy everything, buy everything. we've got five minutes left in the trading day. >> there she goes. poppy harlow behind the scenes of the fre net i can and frantic final moments of trading. and you see this... it's the end of the road. the last hurrah. it's when ford's powertrain warranty ends. but in this ram truck, you've still got 39,999 miles to go. ♪ guts. glory. ram. ♪ are you wondering about your options? with over 30 years of medicare experience, unitedhealthcare medicare solutions can help. just give us a call. the annual enrollment period to switch your medicare coverage is earlier this year, from october 15th to december 7th, so now is a great time to review your situation. i'm looking for help paying for my prescriptions. [ male announcer ] that's a part d prescription drug p

sweetheart anita, the first girl he ever dated, they're the proud parents of two adult children, griffin and sidney. as governor rick perry's cut taxes on property and small businesses, stopped junk lawsuits and cut state spending for the first time since world war ii. rick perry has helped build the nation's top economy since june of 2009, more than 40% of all new jobs in america have been created in texas. that's why we, today, can call him the jobs governor, rick perry. [applaus [applause] >> yes, sir, howdy! afternoon, eric, thank you very much. it's great to be at red state and i'll tell you what, it's better to be the governor of the largest red state in america. [applause] >> and sure good to be back in the palmetto state in south carolina. you know, i enjoy coming to places where people elect folks like nicky haley, true conservatives. and also, where they love the greatest fighting force on the face of the earth, the united states military. [applause] >> and i want to take a moment, i want to take a moment and ask you to just take a silence, think about those young navy seals, t

shep. >> shepard: jennifer griffin at the pentagon.g rig wreck shut down i-45 in houston for hours. look at this. one end of the truck's bed ramming into an overhead highway sign develops say the trailer's hydraulic arm activated. lifted the bed up while the 18-wheeler was trucking it down the freeway. the police said the driver had no idea it was happening until the thing hit that cross bar, the big rig's crab separating from the load. thankfully, nobody hurt. cops calling in cowboys for backup during a high speed chase with a bull it happened in washington state over the weekend. the dash cam rolled on it all. >> there is a bull under -- you might want to run. it's coming this way, partner. run! [siren] >> look out. folks spotted the beast tearing through the streets and called the 911. police eventually caught up but they needed help. enter of the cow poke. there is one of them, lals so he in hand on the hood of a cop car. another guy took aim and snagged the bull from inside a second there he goes. took 30 minutes but the strategic

cnn's drew griffin is in des moines, iowa. he's working on another story now.rime? >> as the investigation went on in mississippi, jackson, mississippi, the investigators found out that the victim in this case, james craig anderson was robbed before being beaten and killed. and it's because the murder took place in the commission of a crime that you polluters there can file a capital murder charge which makes him eligible for the death sentence, so it was the addition of being robbed which is why that capital murder charge was filed yesterday. >> but i have only one thing to tell the media, and that is go to brandon, mississippi and get those other five murderers who committed such an horrendous violent act against my beloved brother james craig anderson. now run and tell that. >> doan. that was the emotional plea of barbara anderson young, james anderson's sister, as you know, since this crime happened, not a single member of anderson's family has come forward to say anything. she finally broke the family's silence yesterday, with a plea that we having hearing

jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. thank you.he right is worried about the pentagon, many on the left feel medicare is endangered. chief washington correspondent jim angle. >> on the nondefense side, biggest single target is medicare, also the biggest source of the future deficit spending. >> medicare is where the money really is. the republicans felt strongly that they needed to see some cuts to the medicare program. >> medicare has tens of trillions of deficit spending built into it. president obama and the white house incyst any cut to medicare be taken from providers such as doctors and hospitals, not beneficiaries. >> the cuts are cap and limited to the provider side. >> but the problem is providers are already facing cuts. right now congress has a 30% cut for physician payment. for doctors which is supposed to take place in 2012. >> congress usually fixing that at the last minute but the president's new healthcare law adds more cuts to providers. medicare is going to experience over half a trillion dollars worth of cuts to