griffin! it will go the other way. >> jeff: we have to stop this after a pass calling charges and taking away from greats onnive plays, the referees are instructed to call it, but to me, that's a -- it used to be called like that, play up, now they don't like those train wrecks, it takes away from good, exciting nba basketball. >> mark: i disagree. i think it was the right call. >> jeff: yeah, that was real exciting. >> mike: rockets, still a chance to get to within one or tie for l.a., paul! beverley circles the world, shot clock at 4. redick defensively, step-back take. rebound by jordan. deandre's got 19 of them. >> mark: it's simple pick-and-roll. chris paul made a play out of it. it's too easily defensively for the clippers. >> mike: griffin calling for it. contact. no call. harden on the push. last touched by the clippers. it will be rockets ball whenith 2 sln 13 to go. lot of contact. >> mark: lot of wondering where the whistle was from the clippers' side. hasn't been pretty. but it's t

griffin! it will go the other way. >> jeff: we have to stop this after a pass calling charges and taking away from greats onnive plays, the referees are instructed to call it, but to me, that's a -- it used to be called like that, play up, now they don't like those train wrecks, it takes away from good, exciting nba basketball. >> mark: i disagree. i think it was the right call. >> jeff: yeah, that was real exciting. >> mike: rockets, still a chance to get to within one or tie for l.a., paul! beverley circles the world, shot clock at 4. redick defensively, step-back take. rebound by jordan. deandre's got 19 of them. >> mark: it's simple pick-and-roll. chris paul made a play out of it. it's too easily defensively for the clippers. >> mike: griffin calling for it. contact. no call. harden on the push. last touched by the clippers. it will be rockets ball whenith 2 sln 13 to go. lot of contact. >> mark: lot of wondering where the whistle was from the clippers' side. hasn't been pretty. but it's t

>> ken griffin, the founder of cidel. he's battling his wife over the terms of their divorce. in a recent filing she said ken's income is more than $100 million a month or $68.5 million after taxes. that's $2 million a day or around $91,000 per hour. spokeswoman for griffin declined comment, this is all part of a dispute over child support. ann is asking for a million dollars a month in child support. ken says that's excessive and includes things like private jets $450,000 vacations and $6800 a month for groceries that are mainly for what he calls, ann's op ewe lant lifestyle. it's what they spent during their marriage and illinois law requires child support to match the family's spending during their marriage and her filing diaz admits quote, it's a silly exercise to pretend that day-to-day living expenses even

she discovered her style does not fit with the creative direction of the show griffin stepped in as afor joan rivers she says her goal is to help women, gay kids and people of color or anyone that is underrepresented to achieve their best. no word on who will replace her. it's just about the sweetest thing we have seen today. super star, robert downey jr. plays real life super hero to a 7-year-old boy, the actor dressed as tony stark presented a pros prosthetic arm. >> do you know who that is? >> iron man. >> what is his name? >> robert. >> look at that. a marriage of robotic technology. bang nailed it. i'm going to start -- >> how do you like that, fist pumping with matching gauntlets the arm was created by a college student that donates limbs to children around the world and he goes by robert. >> a new take on a disney classic is now in theaters cinderella hit the big screen at midnight, it stars lily james and james madden. also in theaters, run all night starring liam neeson. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you ha

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robert griffin iii and alex ovechkin at practice today to see messi. they were exchanging gifts, taking pictures. rg3 even putting a little prep work before meeting his soccer superstar. >> my friend taught me a phrase and i was able to say that to him when i met him. he giggled and say thank you because i know he doesn't speak much english, if any at all. it's just really cool to have him here and get a chance to come and see him. i know everyone is looking forward to seeing him play, but entire team is loaded. >> soccer fans might be pulling a double-header tomorrow. d.c. you nighted hosting the defending mls cup champions the galaxy at 7:00. last week against rival new york ben olson, the head coach, ripped his players after a lackluster first half performance. united knows exactly what they need to do against the galaxy this weekend. >> we have to go about it like we did in the second half. i thought the second half we were much better in terms of keeping the ball in terps of being more aggressive.

griffin was tapped to replace the late joan rivers. her departure comes after kelly osborne left the show following a joke by the co-host about actress zendaya coleman's dreadlocks last month. >> are you sure that's not a soap opera? >> sounds like it. who should play clarence thomas in a new hbo movie in the works. >> steven medlock wrote don chedl. another writes a movie? move on people. >> other suggestions on the abc 7 facebook change samuel l. jackson, tyler perry and wesley snipes. >> lot of good ideas there. >> thanks for joining in, everybody. >> all right ahead on abc 7 news, coming up. >> we hear from firefighters who rushed into a burning house in a desperate attempt to save a mother and her three children after a jet crashed into their home in gaithersburg. >> plus, alison will introduce us to a special working woman combining the need to get easy food on the go while keeping it healthy. that's in a few minutes on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> all right. first, let's get another check of the weather. we had a really nice day today

. >>> later in ""the skinny,"" kathy griffin's abrupt career decision, why she is in no mood to poketh. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> tgif. good morning, everyone. i'm reena ninan. >> friday the 13th. >> friday, all i care about. >> don't care. >> what follows or comes before. >> it's a friday. capital f friday. >> capital f. all right then. hello, i'm t.j. holmes. we have to begin on this friday, however, once again with more unrest in a troubled st. louis suburb. >> this time the protest outside police headquarters in ferguson, missouri, mostly peaceful. as abc's scott withers reports this was not the only demonstration in ferguson last night. >> we are a community. >> reporter: ferguson residents pray for peace. >> we came to remember that we are all connected. >> also pray for the quick recovery of two police officers shot by unknown gunmen during a protest outside the police department on wednesday. dozens of protesters marched from the prayer vigil to police headquarters blocking the street. on thursday, officers searched a nearby house. questioned

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griffin? >> i would agree with ms. matthews that a free market is one where either side can walk away without going out of business entirely. mr. miller mentioned how song writers feel that way and that the p.r.o.s dom nate the business so much that you do have to go through them. that's what makes them so dangerous from a competitive perspective. >> thank you. >> how do they come peet. answer my question. don't licensees really end up needing a license from all the plos? >> the current business practice is most licensees obtain a license agreement from the three largest bureaus, csap b.m.i. and ascap. they are always free, however, to license around. meaning they can program around those assets, purposely because they have complete, creative control observe their programming. pub libbers are directly competing with pros. international, foreign societies, are competing with pros. and i wown't be surprised if technology companies start competing with pros. >> your view on that same comment? on how the competitive market

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griffin? >> chairman lee, ranking member klobuchar and members of the subcommittee thank you for inviting me to testify today. i would like to thank you, mr. chairman, for your remarks emphasizing that competition policy is first and foremost about protecting consumers. my name is jodie griffin and i am a senior staff attorney at public knowledge an organization that advocates for policies that promote freedom of expression affordable communications tools and the public's ability to create and access creative works. before public knowledge i was a musician. and helped launch and worked for the five-time grammy nominated independent label bemop sound. the justice department's consent decrees with ascap and bmi comes at a pivotal time for the music business. now more than ever it's crucial policymakers promote competition and innovation in music distribution to benefit listeners and artists alike. new music services give consumers convenient ways to legally access music at reasonable prices, and

griffin, you want to respond to that?>> i think, so what i think of what a true free market is it is one that has competition, one that brings more choices and lower prices to consumers. when we look at the publishing market right now it is hard to know what a true free market rate is because we don't have examples of negotiations with a licensee can say no and still stay in business. and that is why we still need the competition protections like a statutory license. >> okay. anyone else want to respond to that? okay. ms. mack is? >> i would like to point out under the concern consent decrees, the licensees compulsory, meaning there is no negotiation whatsoever in order to have access to the assets. it's the antithesis of a free market negotiation, a licensee applies for a license. they immediately can exploit those copyrights. >> all right thank you very much. i will turn over to my colleagues. >> mr. jealous. >> mr. dowdle, if the partial withdrawal is allowed out with his address broadcaster to do simulcast through dig

kathy griffin quits fashion police. >> fashion police is definitely in cry sils right now.crisis right now. they lost two main panelists. >> will the show stick around? >> major shake-up on fashion police. >> kathy's leaving after only seven episodes. >> it's over. >> she announced it on twitter. quote, i discovered that my style does not fit with the creative direction of the show. adding, there is plenty to make fun of in pop culture without bringing people's bodies into it. >> she didn't agree with the tone that they wanted the show to have. >> kathy also said she had been thrilled to continue the legacy of joan rivers on the show. the comedians were longtime friends. >> she's been a doll.

. >> griffin tweeted that her style does not fit with the creative direction of the show. fallout after giuliana rancic's insensitive remarks about zendaya coleman's hairstyle at the oscars. >> and no word about a possible replacement. >>> and finally here, a lottery ticket holder whoiled claim $1 millioning now lost the jaood. >> that winning ticket sold in southern california last mbe aimline appr surveillance video of mystery man buytick hoping he'd com bt thg ti >> now the prize money is going to go to cali >> at least it's a od c >> givhre u he >> but it goes to cfrni hgh th an peop lives go -- >> and a lot of them win it a it goes -- thin >> all right. it helps make sure you only pay for what's right for you not someone sorta like you. i think i blacked out from fear... did we ask him where mr. craig was? we did. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. wow, i've been claritin clear for 10 days! when your allergies start, doctors recommend taking one non-drowsy claritin every day during your allergy season for continuous relief. 18 days! 17 days! 22 days of conti

she said she is proud of griffin.daya. >> she smelled like pechuli oil. >> more showing of a struggle after joan left. >> the show said they are grateful for the laughs griffith gave and melissa rivers will host. but it is clear this is not kathy griffin's beat. >> i want to show everybody, this is the long tweet that kathy griff input out explain-- griffin put out. >> it is so classic. >> and it is re-tweeted 4800 times. did somebody send me a bad text while you were zooming in. >> no the text is it is friday and have a great week. >> week two down frances. >> i know. >> that will wrap things up for me. and i understand you have something to celebrate. >> i'm sorry for sending that text to you right when you were on the air. >> that was awkward. >> but it is national pie day and so "the cycle" will be celebrating. and we'll dig into the art of being a mench. and almost anybody can gain the power to blow up the word. we'll explore that too. it is "the cycle." my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i

one last thing tonight, redskins quarterback, robert griffin iii back in texas for pro day. took in the workouts of the football team including quarterback rice petty who could be a second-round draft pick. there's robert. he got a good workout in on his own before the bears took the field. >> do we have a statute of him at baylor? >> they do. he's the big man on campus now. >> h [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first we were protecting networks. then, we were protecting the transfer of data. and today it's evolved to infrastructure... ♪ ♪ ...finance... and military missions. we're constantly innovating to advance the front line in the cyber battle, wherever it takes us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. >>> well i can't tell you what you missed during this break but it wa

. >>> police officers in griffin, georgia, starting using body cameras in january.w months later the cameras captured a dramatic rescue of a child from a burning home. we have the video. >> and my grandbaby. >> where's the grandbaby? in the bedroom. >> move move move move. >> around to the back here to the left. >> reporter: as soon as sergeant joe hudson realized the child was in the house, he ran back in. >> i went straight back in there to find the child. my thoughts were to find the child. for a second i got scared i couldn't find the child. >> reporter: the 14-year veteran griffin police officer and father of three struggles to breathe. >> hello. i'm looking for a baby. >> reporter: he searches but can't find the child. >> i get frantic at one point because i could not find him. lots of smoke. is there a little baby in here? >> reporter: hudson grabs random clothes in his mouth and for a few seconds they block the camera. and then he finds the baby in the back bedroom. >> it was an awesome feeling to find him. >> reporter: it took a while to find the baby. once

robert griffin, everybody is forgetting his first year. it wasn't because he is a good runner. he's a good player. >> you heard it from ken harvey. get off the couch and move. there we go. that's it for wusa9 news at noon. we'll be back of course at 5:00 and always >> neil: hey. [ taps bar ] hey. hey. hey. where the hell you going, man? i'm not done! ah, there she is -- dear, sweet lily. >> lily: i think you've had enough to drink, dad. >> neil: so you say. [ sighs ] what you gonna do? you gonna have your own father thrown out?

appearance there. >> they go a good job. >>> "fashion police," my goodness, this time it's kathy griffin seven episodes. >> she tweeted her style does not fit with the creative direction, a bit of a fallout after giuliana rancic's insensitive remarks about zendaya coleman's hairtile at the oscars. >> to word about a possible replacement. >> a lottery ticket holder who failed to claim $1 million in winnings has now lost the jackpot for good? that winning ticket sold in southern california last september as the claiming deadline approached lottery offs released surveillance video of the mystery man buying that ticket. hoping he'd come forward. he did. but without that winning ticket which he lost. >> now the prize money is going to go to california public schools. >> at least it's a good cause. >> give the man the money. they're telling us he's the guy who won. >> but it goes to california public schools. how do you argue with that? you know what a lot of people win money and then their lives go -- >> and a lot win it and it goes -- things go well. >> all right. well, i'm sorta mr. craig.

we do have two parking lots over on griffin boulevard to your right. that is the designated parking for the conference. just make sure you don't park in any handicapped spots unless you have a handicapped tag or a reserved spot. we don't want anybody to get towed. lunch today, you are free to do lunch on your own. a lot of people go to the longwood dining hall for brunch. it's a dollars $.25, all-you-can-eat for brunch and lunch items. we have some students that can show you where that is. it is a central walking route to campus the power points that are showing right now, those are slides of photographs taken by a longwood professor as part of an exhibit that showing at the jane ferguson gallery. it is in part of the original train station ibo -- depot. those photographs are impressive. they are superimposed over current photos. in addition to that, the ferguson gallery is open if you're interested. patrick mentioned the various activities and i am sure chris will mentioned the one in sailor's creek. there will be some activities in two weeks related

i've been polite to you. >> drew griffin, you must have a lot of pairs of running shoes. cool as a cucumber. i guess my final question would be, back to this "downton abbey" office jeff was saying he told him it would ultimately come out of his own pocket. do we know if he ever paid that back? >> yeah we know he wrote a couple checks totaling $40,000, even pitched in $5,000 extra in case future bills came in. he did pay that money back. but it is interesting. i'm just as shocked about this as jeff is. jeff welcome to cnn, by the way. i think what you had was a congressman who was assigning people to look into his finances and see just how bad they were brooke. that's what he told me he was doing last week. i think he may have got some advanced information. when i saw him last week he certainly didn't seem like he was even contemplating resigning. >> drew griffin, thank you so much for the profile, the update. jeff thank you, sir. welcome to cnn. >> thanks, brooke. >>> coming up next more breaking news this hour. first, i have never heard of something like this. we've repo

those names are chief ward officers george griffin jr. and george strother and staff sergeant lance bergeron and lance. all worked either hurricane katrina or gulf oil spill and three served in iraq. they were killed alongside seven marines whose names were released last week. >>> a cliffhanger election in israel. prime minister netanyahu said no palestinian state will be developed under his watch. polls show netanyahu in real danger of losing with his party trailing a major rival. the election that could have ripple effects globally as the u.s. tries to hammer out a nuclear deal with iran. >>> in four days the moment many of us have been waiting for will finally arrive the official start of spring and not a moment too soon for the people of boston. they saw their official snow total for the season reach over nine feet yesterday. that breaks the all-time record for winter misery. our ron mott is there with more. >> reporter: while boston is happy to brag about its sports championships, this title is one the city isn't keen to celebrate. b

and new kathy griffin, she's out.t a letter and said i wanted my comedy to be used to make fun of people in pop culture and beautiful people and beautiful dresses but i never wanted to change into making fun of peoples bodies and giving complexions to certain celebrities. she said i thought i could come in and use my comedy and just shift things around or dynamic around a little bit and she says it is not happening. it is too mean spirit of the show. she doesn't want to be part of it anymore. >> she's upset with the writers then do you think, dax. >> there has been talks about writers, producers, just after joan is gone. that was one of the big reasons kelly quit because she said i'm in the happy that the way the show is produced any longer. i think that you don't have joan a at the helm will anymore. she was like the guiding force of that show and her jokes were different when they came out of her mouth then other peoples mouth on her mouth. >> her jokes were so over the top. >> when i saw someone to replace joan i t

jennifer griffin is reporting two men in the suv were dressed as women.uard got into an argument with the two men described as men. it is believed the guard

i'm curious to hear what kathy griffin says.ybe she said i don't want to say this. but when she was interviewed, she said i was ready to bring it. that everyone should be ready because i'm not holding back. i don't understand. >> there's been some speculation in the press that maybe she saw that the ratings weren't that great on the show and to get off before it sinks. >> i had the same thought of you. i thought kathy griffin is hilarious, but what did you think the show was? this is not "meet the press." >> you know what this was. >> a person who watches the show regularly. of course the sendaya incident and she deserved the apology she received from giuliana rancic. who can hold joan rivers back? no one, but the past gave her the comedy legend that she is or was, i didn't feel like a lot of fat shaming or body shaming happened. maybe i missed it but usually it was about the clothes or looking terrible in it. then there was a biting comment that came from joan but the frontrunners, if they are going to continue the show seem to

>> reporter: at this house fire in griffin, georgia, on march 16th.xpecting to direct traffic when this grandmother told him there was a young boy still inside. >> where's your grandbaby? >> first bedroom. >> reporter: firefighters hadn't yet arrived, but sergeant hudson, with three sons of his own, says he couldn't wait. pushing himself through the smoke, past the kitchen, where fire was burning, and into the back bedroom. >> go, go, go, go. >> reporter: where he rescued the 3-year-old, who was barely breathing. does it feel good to have everyone celebrating a police officer today? >> yes, sir, but not necessarily that it's me that they're making a big fuss over. >> reporter: here's video from that same body camera. the grandson finally catching his breath. >> what's your name? >> ray ray. >> ray ray. i'm joe, man, gave me some. >> reporter: the sergeant says it's all in a day's work. steve osunsami, abc news, griffin, georgia. >> steve, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the major headline involving two giant brand names, likely on your

chris griffin: welcome chris griffin: welcome everybody. good morning. my name is chris griffin. i am the executive director at the foreign-policy initiative. it is my privilege to welcome you to this event jointly hosted by the foreign policy initiative and american action forum, titled, "will congress provide for the common defense?" this is the second in a series of public briefings on how congress and the president could work to provide armed services with the resources and authority they require to keep our nation safe in a time of growing threats across the world. this morning, we'll hear from senator tom cotton and following his keynote, i will handoff to rachel hoff, who will introduce and moderate a discussion by a panel of experts featuring mackenzie eaglen, david adesnik, and douglas j. holtz-eakin. first, it's my pleasure to welcome the keynote speaker. senator tom cotton was raised on his family's farm in arkansas and he attended harvard and harvard law school. after a clerkship, he entered private practice. like all of us, his life was disrupted by september 11, 200

>> my name is elizabeth griffin. about accessibility usage. you can go on the website and how accessible it is. accessible the apartments are. i mean to say this to the board what you guys call accessible may not really be accessible. it takes somebody with a disability to come out and really see something that's accessible. so i encourage you guys to really have somebody that uses a wheelchair or somebody who is blind or maybe impaired to really test out your apartments before you really call it accessible because if you just go around saying it's accessible without having somebody with a disability check it out, to me it is false advertisement and not accessible. that's not really ada compliant to me i really hope that these affordable units are really for with disabilities and not just for people who are low income, but people who have, people who are really disabled, and not just have a low budget or whatever because a lot of times places for people with disabilities and you find all kind of people moving in and you have people in the unit

overnight they tweeted she is proud of griffin. mocked zen dia at the awards. >> i top the say to anyone that i have hurt that i am so sincerely sorry. >> she apologized but insiders have another example of how the show is struggling since rivers's death. >> it's a clear indication that without joan the show could be in a bit of trouble. >> e is grateful for the many laughs and announced melissa rivers will cohost the panel's next episode. for griffin, it's fear that the fashion police is not her week. >> a lot of people were surprised. she knew what the gig was about but said no. >> she is an edgy comedian who has taken twips at people. >> they are tough shoes to fill. you can't recreate what you had. >> will the show stick around? a lot of questions. >> many celebrities mocked, but few are as simple as jessica simpson simpson. she is ready to share her wisdom from teen vogue's 10th annual fashion university. now along with the editor ladies good morning. good to see you. this sounds very exciting. >> who knew i would be a dean on

>> jennifer griffin, reporting from the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. >>> for more, let's bring in lieutenant general michael flynn who retired as director of the defense intelligence agency last summer after holding almost every top military intel post. general flynn, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks, chris. >> president obama's policy in the middle east, as we just heard, is complicated. but i want to lay out three main points. let's put them up on the screen. we're fighting against iranian-backed rebels in yemen. we're fighting on the same side as iran and mean while we're fighting while trying to negotiate with iran. take a look at this. to show what our dealings with iran and saudi arabia right now really look like. for a closer look, because it bares study, go to our facebook page. but general flynn, can you explain what the president's grand strategy is for the middle east? >> yeah. so, chris, let me just start by sort of stating two big points. one, where we are and then what do we do about it. i think where we a

drew griffin, thank you for that report. thanks for your reporting in general. you can see the whole report tonight on "a.c. 360" 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> in other national headlines today, new signs of dysfunction in the secret service. this after accusations two senior agents possibly drove under the influence and hit a white house barrier while doing so. we now know the agency's new director joe clancy did not get a heads up until five days after the fact. it's unclear when president obama found out that the incident involved his number two agent on his security detail. but some questions now. were the agents really actually intoxicated, was the situation worth going up the chain of command. it's still another embarrassing mark for the agency in charge of protecting the president and first family and tell-tale signs of dysfunction all around. cnn's michelle kosinski joins me live at the white house. your sources give us a whole new view of this story. what do they tell you? >> reporter: it's changed considerably from the beginning when the story first broke tha

. >>> did kathy griffin really quit fashion police or was she being pushed out? we have the real story now, on "extra." >>> kathy griffin's lightning fast exit from fashion police. why she really left. was she upstaged by one of her cohosts. that was the final straw. >> what kathy is saying today. will the show go on without her? >> new video, kim kardashian visiting a fertility clinic. is she pregnant again >> how do you mike obama's eyes light up? shine a flashlight in his ears. too president's crazy night with jimmy

griffin is survived by his wife becky, four children, and his father. now chief warrant officer 4 george david strother was 44 years old. he was from alexandria and served in the louisiana national guard from 1988 to 2007 and from 2009 until his death last week. he deployed to iraq in 2004 and 2005, to afghanistan in 2011 and kosovo in 2014. he also served during state deployments for hurricanes katrina rita, and isaac. strother commissioned as warrant officer in 1994 before flying come bat hours. to describe him as a force of nature is an understatement said major andre johnson, second battalion, 135th aviation reg meant. his huge heart touched the hearts of all men he met. strother is survived by his wife melissa, a son, a stepdaughter and his mother. staff sernlt lance bajeron, 40 years old. staff sergeant lance bergeron enlisted in 1998 before joining the louisiana national guard in 2001 as a blackhawk repairman. his extensive experience as a flight instructor, graduate of the crew instructor course aircraft maintainer course and warrior leader cour

. >> jennifer griffin live at the pentagon.r more on this we go to general jack keen, chairman for the institute of the study of war and a fox news analyst. fox news is reporting that at least three of the fival taliban leaders who were transferred in this exchange for bowe bergdahl, have apparently tried to plug back in to their hold terror networks, in other words reengage in terrorist activity. what do you make of that? >> none of that comes as a surprise, most of us did initially like this deal that was made. i have no problems with attempting to get bergdahl back regardless of the circumstances that surrounded his departure from his post, but this deal was lousy right from the beginning as we all know, and here trying to get back into the fight and rejoin their taliban teammates i'm convince they probably will doing. >> military intelligence source tells fox that multiple m options were on the table in the bergdahl case that did not involve the prisoner swap of the taliban five, but that the administration's preferred opti

army spokesman says there will be no pretrial confinement. >> jennifer griffin reporting. thanks for that. now to an update about the men who were traded for bergdahl, the so-called taliban 5. chief intelligence correspondent is here with that part of the story. >> the government official who is familiar with the intelligence says three of the five taliban commanders tried to plug back in describing it as reengagement. a defense official emphasized one of the men have come close to providing advice, council or inspiration. with the men under house arrest in the gulf nation and a deal set to expire in may a member of the house intelligence committee says their intentions are plain to see. >> i have seen nothing that causes me to believe that these folks are reformed or changed their ways or intend to reintegrate into society in ways to give me any confidence that they will not return to trying to do harm to america. >> a state department official disagrees saying the activities do not meet strict criteria for reengagement which takes into account motivation and intention of

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jennifer griffin at the pentagon with critical comments for the president, how he dealt with iraq from the man credited with turning the tide. kevin cork at the white house where the administration is juggling bruised feelings with israel. we begin with chief washington correspondent james rosen here in the bureau with a day of terrorist carnage and a country president obama hailed as a model of success for the administration's counter terrorism policy. >> diplomats tell fox news they believe the claims of responsibility that have been issued for the horrific bombings by isis even as the white house at least for now is reserving judgment. [ sirens ] >> survivors spoke of lakes of blood after stwo suicide bombers struck a mosque and a second pair struck a mosque across town. >> the chaos to enter the mosque in the middle of prayer and blow us up a second time. >> reporter: at least 137 people were killed. scores of children among the victims. a group identifying themselves as yemeni branch of isis claimed responsibility. al qaeda formally denied responsibility for the attack andtypicall

drew griffin, cnn, los angeles. >>> you're watching cnn.ormer rap music mogul suge knight accused in a fatal hit-and-run, he collapsed friday in court. coming up, what caused his medical episode. >>> plus, people came out in droves to watch a total solar eclipse but didn't live up to everyone's expectations. that's after the break. >>> now the images are amazing after what was likely a once in a lifetime event for millions yesterday. the solar eclipse seen across parts of europe and eastern north africa. from veeienna behind a statue of the history art museum from italy next to the statue of milan's tacathedral and lebanon, and norway where the eclipse was total, pretty neat stuff, as you can see. many people getting to witness that across europe parts of the middle east parts of north asia even and north africa. this unique celestial event was witnessed from space as well. the world weather center we have more. we were here waiting here in london to see it but it was so cloudy yesterday, that many of the children that went out there to see