kathy griffin and music from everclear up.bly know the supreme court ruled on same-sex marriage. every time i see two women or two men together i feel like i should congratulate them, but you never know. it's time to play couple or friends. here we go. we will be hosting this from outside on hollywood boulevard. hi, cousin sal. is it raining? >> it is drizzling a little. so let's get through this nonsense. >> jimmy: cousin sal will bring a pair of people in and i will not ask directly but i will attempt to determine through simple questions whether they are a couple and just friends, these are our first pedestrians. all right, okay. so i have to guess if you are a couple or just friends. now you're wearing a springfield dance academy shirt. >> springfield dance alliance. >> jimmy: but i don't want to jump to conclusions. because i mean just because, if you guys happen to be gay, it doesn't mean you're a couple or maybe one of you's gay and one of you's straight, and i don't, maybe is something else. all right. so, where are yo

training camp and then an important season for a robert griffin iii. he gives perspective on the 2015 redskins when the "abc leon: vandals struck a mont meant of men killed fighting for the confederacy in the civil war. the spray paint included a message. kevin lewis explains. >> i can't believe somebody did that. kevin: this is the talk of the down. the words "black lives matter" sprayed on the base of a monument dedicated to confederate soldiers. this weeks after montgomery county executive ordered the statue be taken down. >> i'm disgusted. kevin: peggy says you can't erase or de-face antiquity. >> they are taking down all the statues. they are taking the flags down. what are they going to do next? tear up gettysburg? get rid of everything that the civil war was about? it is part of history. kevin: yet others consider this red and black paint symbol of free speech. >> i think people are taking stands for what they believe in and starting a conversation that needs to be had for the betterment of my generation and generations to come. kevin: rockville

robert griffin, iii is no exception. from heisman trophy winner to nfl offensive rookie of the year to bench signal caller and off injured quarterback, you flame it, rg3 has dealt with it. griffin has dealt with a coaching change as well and he was able to put all that behind him today surprising some military families with a $7,500 check for the tragedy assistance program for survivors or tat. griffin can throw his support anywhere but wanted -- or tap. griffin can throw his support anywhere but wanted to be part of what tap is doing. >> i knew it really impacted these people's lives and i wanted to be part of that. so for me it was what it came down to, wanting to be a part of something that i know is going to be something that they can take with them for the rest of their lives. >> it's affectionately called tiger's tournament, but officially it's the quicken loans national. play begins thursday. defending champ justin rose, ricky fowler and other big champs on the course. woods will be practicing bright and early tom

griffin made the surprise visit on behalf of his organization family of three. in arlington andrea mccarren, wusa 9. >> to learn more about t.a.p.s. and rg3's foundation family of three, you can find information on our website and wusa 9 app. >>> it's small and old and about ready to get a big upgrade. what's in store for laguardia airport and who helped push through the multi-billion-dollar plan. >> the focus is on feet but this doctor has a rock and roll heart. the big thank you he got from his famous patient dave groel. >> a stomach turning reason to check your fridge. >>> if you cook, you've got to hear this story. it's a little disgusting if you're preparing dinner right now. the fda today issued a partial ban on cilantro from mexico after human species and toilet paper were found in the fields where cilantro is grown. it focuses on pueblo. that bad sill -- cilantro has been linked to hundreds of intestinal illnesses over the past few years. >>> federal regulators say chrysler was too slow to tell customers about 23 recalls and didn't fix 11 million vehicle

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three months later on may 21st, rebecca gave birth to refan griffin. much sleep in the beginning but he didn't care, saying now his life has more meaning and purpose. nobody hesitated to give the qb fatherly advice. >> i've got four kids. they're expensive. that's the only advice i've got. >> sleep in the other room. [ laughter ] got to make sure you get the rest when you can. i'm not going to let him use the baby crying for him as an excuse to fall asleep in a meeting. >> i had mine during the season. by the time the season starts for him his daughter will be 4 months so she'll be right at the breaking point to start sleeping through the night. >> reporter: the skins' second draft pick hasn't posted pictures of his daughter outside of the day she was born, but he did show off his painting skills he and his wife working on a sign for baby girl's room. football fans just hope the new found joy in robert's personal life will translate to much happiness and wins on the field. >> i can't decide, i'm sure he's going to be more tired but he's got to be a lit

story lines will follow including which robert griffin ii. will show up. the same guy named offensive rookie of the year in 2012 or the guy benched last season and on anbrdon sheriff. he could help ensure protection for griffin or who whoever is under center. live coverage begins tomorrow with kristen berset with the opening news conference and more. >>> patriots quarterback tom brady showed up early to camp yesterday ahead of roger goodell's decision today upholding brady's four-game suspension in "deflate-gate." goodell said new information showing brady asked an assistant to destroy his phone and potentially damning text messages led to the decision. the nfl pa is already appealing on brady's behalf. >>> football season you must be like a kid in a candy store. >> i get more and more worked up the closer it gets and when the games come, that's the whole deal. >> i think we all want to see how robert griffin will do second year under jay gruden. >> >>> the heat is on ♪ [ laughter ] >> exercise early! >> it's on for the whole week. >> 93 tomorrow. spotty a

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griffin is adding a therapy to the transplants. plasma rich platelets a few vials of blood are taken from the patient and separated in the centrifuge then the platelets are injected into the scalp. >> platelets contain growth factors which they release into the scalp. niece growth factors are involved in wound healing and also actually stimulating follicular growth. what we're trying to do to do is maximum our results for our patients. >> reporter: the plasma therapy weren't used alone to stimulate hair growth or in combination with robotic trance man that. procedure can cost up to $10,000 and is not covered by insurance. it's currently only being done on men but it could be expanded to women. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> just in time for summer, a shortage of eggs is causing a custard cut back at rita's water ice. the avian flu is affecting supply of the egg yolk product they use to make the custard. instead of custard they are selling soft serve ice cream. >> tastes very similar almost identical recipe witness

jennifer griffin with more on the marine and those who got hurt. first, to steve harrigan live in chattanooga. steve? >> reporter: we have been watching two things here at this crime scene. first, people just coming up, often parents with children, to see the scene. they want to explain to their children what has happened. also we have been seeing forensic experts work with some of the bulletholes taking measurements taking pictures. the bullet pattern, 30 round fired quickly consistent with what we heard about one automatic rifle and numerous weapons as well. as far as the visitors go, many here coming with a heavy heart and we talked to several who say they fear their could be more to come. >> people always assume, this stuff doesn't happen in small towns. this is big city stuff. houston, new york, los angeles. but by it happening here, i think with the gentleman that did this, what he was trying to do was to tell us, you're not safe. >> reporter: you get a real sense of sadness here, people have come with their children to plant flags people say

jennifer griffin, live for us at the pentagon.o remind you that the tennessee governor had also put out a statement saying that lives were lost today. he did not say how many. but the tennessee governor officially saying what you see on your screen there. lives lost in the chattanooga shootings. as we continue our breaking news coverage of what's happened in the state of tennessee today, more questions for america and much more when we return. . . four. >> breaking news. the ap reporting four marines have died according to the ap as well as the gunman, let's go to jonathan hunt. >> reporter: those five deaths a result of two shooting incidents. the first happened at the strip mall location you're looking at right now screen left. that is an armed forces recruiting center in chattanooga. the gunman apparently pulling up in a convertible car not getting out just opening fire with what witnesses described as a long black gun. you can see the bullet holes plainly. one man was lightly wounded in that attack. feign seven miles later an

robert griffin iii is not the reason why the team has only won seven games in the last two seasons. number 2 -- number one does not really matter. number 10 will be on a very short leash. he will be attending a taps event which means tragedy assistance program for survivors. their mission is to help military veterans who have lost loved ones who have battled and serve. robert: i think will be as good as we want to be. i feel like the south side doesn't believe in us or accept anything from us, and that is fine. we have to prove it every day. there is no one when that proves success. leo: you've got that right. arena football. the lake is. type -- l.a. kiss. watch this. tyrone gourd with the catch of the day. the special olympics in los angeles. wonderful moment for karen dickerson of falls church, los angeles. she competed in the 10,000 meter race and finished second. she won the gold medal last year in this event but this time took hold the silver medal. congratulations to karen. the kastle beat the dream 19-17. it is often the playoffs. leon: here is some action in florida. lost t

black like me and john howard griffin used that quote to describe omaha in this description he gave within the '60s. and omaha have a reputation in the african-american community in omaha and into united states as a city in wendie king and if you were black you needed to keep your head down and you need to be a with you what i'm going to be served in restaurants and you weren't going to be weren't going to go to stay in hotels, and that there was like the were in many cities around the country, there was this informal industry of staying in homes and the black community competing at the restaurants in the black community even if you are an african-american that was part of a band this point in a white hotel or a play being put on in a mostly white theater at that quote, michael omaha shares proudly but it is a quote i found repeated that it was known in the description of birmingham in the north was an apt description if you are an african-american in the country. the omaha de porres club start in 1957 by two gentlemen, one was a catholic priest, a jesuit at creighton university. hi

and john howard griffin use that quote to describe omaha within the 60s. and omaha had a reputation in the african-american community and omaha and in the united states as a city that when you came in if you are black needed to keep your head down and be aware that you are going to be served in restaurants, be restaurants, be able to stay in hotels and that there was this informal industry is staying in homes in the black community, eating at the restaurants. even if you were an african-american knows part of the band playing in the white hotel a part of the play being put on in a mostly white attended theater. that is not a quote that omaha shares proudly, but it is one that i found repeated it was known and that description was an apt one if you are african-american. they started in 1947 by two gentlemen. one was a catholic priest a jesuit guatemalan a half south a half south of where we are now. the other founder was a gentleman is actually my father a 20 -year-old student and she met and talked about social justice commanded his son to start a group to

today robert griffin iii hung out with young kids helping to unveil a new book vending machine. he couldn't escape football questions from the kids or the reporters. he said once again the team is optimistic about this season. >> i'm a very optimistic person and i'm only optimistic because of how hard my guys work and i work at it. we're looking the make this a winning season. you never put a number on that. >> earlier in the newscast we told you about the ruling against the washington redskins trademark. a judge upheld the decision to keep restriction canalal -- cancelation. talking about practice and not an actual professional basketball game, the court is similarly compelled to highlight what is at issue in this case, trademark registration not the trademarks themselves. never thought i would ever see an alan iverson reference in a legal case. >>> the washington wizards summer league is in full swing. their first game is this saturday against the phoenix sun. the chance for undrafted players to make a place for their roster spot but for the draftees to get acclimated. kelly i

rob irt for robert griffin iii, it is all about giving back. rg3 taking a trip to tragedy assistance program to help military and their families. giving $7500 to the cause sparked by his relationship with the deck family. crystal deck sma reason and her and her kids now call robert their friend after griffin gave her son custom made socks to help get him through surgery. her son, reese, loved the socks so much, he wore them for two weeks straight after the surgery. >> that is what made me spend a couple hours at their house and really getting to know them. comes from a real place and that's what i wanted to do. i didn't want to just start a foundation because it looks good. i wanted to do something that meant something to me. and the military means something to me. >> our coverage of redskins training camp starts this thursday. we have you covered all things redskins. >> we should say good-bye >>> that's our news for now. "the tonight show" with jimmy iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after

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drew griffin. thank you so much for that. appreciate it. >> president obama this afternoon expressed condolences for the fallen marines, four marines shot dead. he is calling the shooting heartbreaking and promised a prompt and thorough investigation. as we mentioned federal investigators are deep into this already trying to figure out everything they can about the suspect. his possible motives, possible ties to others. evan perez, justice department correspondent, working all his sources, what are you learning now? >> john we know that mohammod youssuf abdulazeez was born in kuwait kuwait. he had a jordanian, jordanian citizenship before he and the rest of his family were naturalized as u.s. citizens in recent years. we know the university of tennessee in chatanooga says that he received an engineering degree there. this is a family that appears, and certainly from the looks of the neighborhood they were middle-class family. they seemed to have had achieve achievement achievement, educational achi

kathy griffin. i am waving.y mom goes "not one they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet those delicious oats in cheerios can help lower cholesterol. cheerios... how can something so little... help you do something so big. >>> maybe you have seen this commercial with an incredible dancer delivering a powerful message to her critics. well that woman isn't just a fierce icon. she is also a classically trained ballerina who is making history. here's abc news reporter maria schiavocampo. >> reporter: a moment in history shared on instagram. dancer misty copeland celebrating with fellow dancers after learning of her promotion becoming the first african-american female principal in the ballet theater's 75 year history the highest honor for a performer. >> my dream has been since i was 13. and, um, to be a principal dancer is reaching those heights. >> calling herself an unlikely ballerina, the 32-year-old didn't begin dancing until she was 13. old for ballet. and wa

joining me now, cnn's evan perez and drew griffin. the f.b.i.they gave out a number at this news conference. what do they want to know? what are they hoping that they'll turn up by asking for this information? >> well don, they believe that somebody out there knows something that they are not yet aware of. one of the parts of this investigation that i think is of great interest to them is his travel. his associations. anybody who, perhaps, might be able to explain what his thinking was, what, perhaps, his radicalization was before if that is, indeed, what caused this. whether he was radicalized. what explains that. and then secondly the weapon that he was using today. it's a very powerful weapon. it's an a.k. 47 style weapon. did anyone see him go out somewhere and practice shooting this weapon? does anyone know where he got it from? these are things that only can come from people out there in the public who might have some information. the f.b.i. wanted to encourage people to come forward with any information. e lawmakers were briefed about wha

griffin went through with cots. so my question, why is it inappropriate then but it was appropriate then. was the cots successful. it see seen likepn seems like it's at least working. >> well, a major difference i think is in then seems like it's at least working. >> well, a major difference i think is in then seems like it's at least working. >> well, a major difference i think is in the seems like it's at least working. >> well, a major difference i think is in theseems like it's at least working. >> well, a major difference i think is in theeems like it's at least working. >> well, a major difference i think is in the amount of money involved. in the cots pranl at ss program at nasa, we allocated as we intended a fairly small amount of money across two providers. and the clear terms of the agreements were that there would be a very significant majority of corporate investment was our plan at that time. the program did work. we got two new launch vehicles out of it, domestic launch vehicles. falcon 9 and orbital a

in chattanooga, drew griffin, thank you so much. >>> to politics now. donald trump makes inflammatory remark and, when challenged refuses to apologize and in fact digs in. this time trump is refusing to apologize for remarks over the weekend about republican senator john mccain. they have seriously policy differences over issues like immigration and senator mccain criticized the trump rally in mccain's home state. so frank luntz interview, donald trump feared back. it's a lengthy exchange and we want to play you this whole thing so you can hear in the entirety what donald trump says. here you go. >> referring to people as rapists, referring to people -- john mccain a war hero 5 1/2 years of a p.o.w. and you call him a dummy. is that a prop pree ate inappropriate in running for president? >> you have to let me speak. you interrupt. i know him too well. that's the problem. i'm in phoenix in. we have a meeting that is going to have 500 people at the hotel. we get a call from the hotel, it's turmoil. thousands and thousands of people are showing up three an

>> jennifer griffin, thank you very much. eric? >> julie, less than a week after the deal was struck, they are lining up to try and make money, cashing in on the hundreds of billions of dollars in trade with iran now that the sanctions will be lifted. the german economic minister arriving in tehran today, and the u.s. admits that we cannot stop iran from using all the dough to support terrorism. as you know supporters say the deal does stop iran from building a nuclear bomb though critics charge it will do just that when the deal expires in 15 years, and as for the supreme leader ayatollah khamenei is reporting, he continues to slam our country and the crowds in tehran still shout death to america. ambassador john bolton former u.n. ambassador to the u.n. joins us a fox news contributor and senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. ambassador in the end do you think we have helped or hindered our enemy? >> there is no question that we have paved the way for arm to get deliverable nuclear weapons at a time of its choosing.

national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> reporter: it wasn't meant to be controversial. just a statement of fact from the general slated to be the next chairman of the joint chiefs. >> if you want to talk about a nation that could pose an existence threat to the united states i'd have to point to russia. and if you look at their behavior it's nothing short of alarming. >> reporter: for a second day the administration tried to distance itself from his comments. >> the secretary doesn't agree with the assessment that russia is an existential threat to the united states, nor china, quite frankly. >> i think you'd be the first to admit that reflects his own view and doesn't necessarily reflect the view or the consensus analysis of the president's national security team. >> reporter: republican candidate mitt romney was mocked by president obama when he suggested as much in 2012. >> this is without question our number one geopolitical foe. >> the 1980s are now calling to ask for their foreign policy back. because the cold war has been over for 20 years. >> reporter: democrats

then they are individually transplanted by doctor thomas griffin, at his philadelphia center. >> theot gives the advantage of very accurately extracting those follicles and therefore, providing for the best possible final result. >> reporter: doctor griffin says with traditional hair transplants there is scarring and follicles are damage. artas eliminates that. >> it is newest and greatest. >> transplants are right through here. >> reporter: forty-two year-old chris dixon had robotic hair transplant five months ago. >> i like it, a lot. >> reporter: his thinning hair make hid look older and was noticeable after water sports. he decided to try robotic hair transplant because he wears his hair short and didn't want something unnatural looking or scars. >> it is what my hair shut look like. >> it looks like it might be painful, sit painful. >> it is done with local anesthesia so it is not painless but it is a very well tolerated procedure. >> reporter: chris say first injections were uncomfortable. the procedure takes mess of the day and is there a week licensing recovery. >> as you can

tonight national security correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon where they're keeping an very close eye on the russian leader. >> reporter: new evidence russian president vladimir putin, undeterred by nato is preparing to gobble up more of neighboring ukraine. this aerial video shot by a drone on may 20th and provided by pro-ukraine fighting units shows just a few russian tanks and about 70 troops. two weeks later, video shows a large base replete with roads, trenches and parade grounds. >> we see a more assertive russia trying to intimidate neighbors and change borders by force. >> reporter: the nato secretary general spoke after inspecting one of six new forward bases the alliance is building in romania and the neighboring baltics. a response to russian yeah's actions in ukraine. biggest nato defense since the end of the cold war. meantime the kremlin responded angrily today to the new u.s. military strategy released by the chairman of the joint chiefs calling it quote confrontation stall. >> since the last national military strategy was published four years ago, global diso

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griffin is partnering with jet blue airlines. is placing three vending machines in anacostia. they are going to be filled with books that children can take free of charge. and here we go with the royal affair, to cap it off that is wimbledon. kate chatting away, while william is cheering for andy murray on the inside i think a second wimbledon title on the line for murray coming up we hope. bottom of your screen. back hand, returned. murray able to catch it. do you see that he lobs. and then puts it away, murray does. he was so patient. and he slammed that winner. crazy point there. murray wins in straight sets, 6 ssets. he advances to the semifinals he will play roger fedor, 37th semifinal in a major. >> nice to see the royals there but it's even better for me to see billy jean. >> right behind them? >> didn't do it for you. >> he did it for me. >>> tonight, alarming shutdowns on wall street and in the air. the new york stock exchange frozen for much of the day, and united airlines suffers its own major outage. trades halted pla

national security correspondent jennifer griffin is here with us. what can you tell us about those killed yesterday? >> we've confirmed their remains are en route to dover air force base. their coffins will be wrapped in the american flag. we now know the names of all four marines who were killed in chattanooga. gunnery sergeant thomas sullivan. skip wells. carson holmquist and david wyatt. he joined the marines in 1997, he graduated from cathedral high school. two siblings. he had no children of his own according to local news reports. a tribute facebook page set up by his friends. he served in india battery third battalion, 14th marines and fought in the 2005 battle of aubiaubbu ghraib. he earned a purple heart. i am told he earned a second purple heart in iraq. skip wells was the youngest. 21. graduated high school in marietta, georgia, in 2012. his mom was a single mother and drove the school bus. sergeant sergeant holmquist was from as the battery motor transport chief. staff sergeant david wyatt was the operations chief responsible for direct

our drew griffin is there live.his is a very interesting sign to see at the mosque and to some people i think unexpected. >> reporter: yeah, well, i mean, there was just no way you could hold the celebrations that would normally be at that mosque today. this is eid, it's a big, big celebratory day in the world of islam and it should have been packed, filled with families going there. we had one lonely car come in, look at the sign on the door that we took a picture of, and just turn away. that was a man who was looking to say his prayers. but the leader, issa bassam, the president of the islamic society, also in that statement said we are members of this community. we are chattanooga first and chattanooga is mourning today, and he is encouraging all muslims in his community to join chattanoogans in mourning the loss of his four marines. they are also organizing a multireligious prayer service today in downtown chattanooga where he is encouraging every single muslim in this community to come out and show their suppor

then they are individually transplanted bay doctor thomas griffin at his philadelphia center. >> the us the advantage of very accurately extracting those follicles and therefore providing for the best possible final result. >> reporter: doctor griffin says with traditional hair transplants is there scarring and follicles are often damage artas eliminates that. >> it is newest and greatest. >> transplants are right through here. >> reporter: chris dixon had a robotic hair transplant a five months ago. >> i like ate a a rot. >> reporter: he said his thinning hair made him look older and was noticeable after water sports. he decided to try hair transplant because he wears his hair short and didn't want something unnatural look or scars what my hair shut look like. >> it looks like it might be painful, is it painful. >> it is done with local anesthesia, it is not painless but it is a very well tolerated procedure. >> reporter: chris says first injection where is uncomfortable, the procedure takes most of the day and there is a week long recovery. >> it came in very naturally. >> reporter

national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> reporter: it wasn't meant to be controversial.t a statement of fact from the general slated to be the next chairman of the joint chiefs. >> if you want to talk about a nation that could pose an existence threat to the united states i'd have to point to russia. and if you look at their behavior it's nothing short of alarming. >> reporter: for a second day the administration tried to distance itself from his comments. >> the secretary doesn't agree with the assessment that russia is an existential threat to the united states, nor china, quite frankly. >> i think you'd be the first to admit that reflects his own view and doesn't necessarily reflect the view or the consensus analysis of the president's national security team. >> reporter: republican candidate mitt romney was mocked by president obama when he suggested as much in 2012. >> this is without question our number one geopolitical foe. >> the 1980s are now calling to ask for their foreign policy back. because the cold war has been over for 20 years. >> reporter: democrats lau

griffin argues that order was restored and local communities in part because there were leaders that were able to come back into power and also because for whites, the fear of slave revolt ended up tamping down other disagreements. so that is what we kind of see beginning to happen in the south and that will help to find the southern campaign. in america, we will talk about this next time. there are a number of threats from within. one of these threats arises from the civil -- the fragility of the civil government. their currency is a disaster. the value of the continental dollar in relation to the pound fell to 700/1. so that makes it difficult -- it is becoming increasingly worthless and makes it difficult to get men and supplies and as we see in the formation of the constitution, american nationalist are going to remember this and it is going to help them make the argument that a scattered government confederation government of states cannot work and that some sort of more nationalized government under the constitution is going to be needed. another internal problem with the ameri

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we have cnn's drew griffin with more. >> reporter: christine, a confusing picture in chattanooga as the investigators continue to probe the background of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez. we are hearing about old writings that rail against the policy and suicidal thoughts. one friend is coming forward and saying no. james petty considered abdulazeez's spiritual supporter in his recent conversion to islam. texts each other, they hiked the appalachian mountains. he says he never once saw abdulazeez angry and the only conversations they had about radical islam was to oppose it. >> isis mainly. groups, any terror groups like isis. >> what did he say? >> it was a stupid group and completely against islam. and not to even think about going toward them. i felt it wasn't in a sense i'm with their group so i don't want you to do like me. it was more stay away. this is not where you should be going toward. >> you felt he truly believed in his heart at that moment that what isis is doing was wrong? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: petty describes abdulazeez as more american than he was and the self described

like me and john howard griffin used that quote to describe omaha in this description he gave withinmaha had a reputation in the african-american community in omaha and in the united states as a city that when you came if you were black you needed to keep your head down and you need to be aware that you are going to be served in restaurants and you were going to be able to stay in hotels and at the was, like the were in many cities there was an informal industry of staying in homes in the black community, eating at the restaurants even if you were an african-american that was part of a band that was playing in a white hotel or part of a plan to spin put on in a mostly white attended theater. that is not the quote omaha shares probably but it is a quote that i found repeated that it was known and a description of birmingham of the north was an apt description if you're an african-american. the omaha de porres club start in 1947 by two gentlemen one was a catholic priest who is a jesuit at creighton university which is about a mile and half south of where we are. his name was john mark

the birmingham of the north was a quote i found bite the author of black like me and john howard griffinse that quote to describe omaha in the description he gave was in the 60s. omaha had a reputation in the african-american community in omaha and the united states is a city when you came in if you are black you needed to keep your head down and be aware that you weren't going to be served in restaurants and would be able to stay in hotels and there was like they were in many cities in the country this informal industry of staying in homes in the black community eating in restaurants in the black community even if you are an african-american of as part of a band playing in the white hotel or part of it play that was being put on in a mostly white attended theater. that's not a quote that omaha shares probably but it was known and that description of her mia hamm in the north was an apt description. the club started in 1947 by two gentlemen. one was a catholic priest who was a jesuit at creighton university which is a mile and half sell for where we are now. his name was john mark ii and

we can't be naive. >> reporter: at the pentagon jennifer griffin, fox news. >>> defense secretary asharter is trying to smooth things over with israel after last week's announcement of a nuclear deal with iran he met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today in jerusalem. the two did not address the media. netanyahu has called the agreement a mistake of historic proportions. >>> another body blow for planned parenthood. more discussions of selling aborted fetal body parts and more >>> planned parenthood another video coming out today showing a member of planned parenthood a doctor who is planned parenthood executive talking about selling parts, fetal tissue and also talking about the extraction of body parts to save them in as you heard not a crunchy technique. very graphic. planned parenthood responded with a new quote just moments ago saying nothing's more important to us than the health and safety of our patients. as a high-quality health provider planned parenthood has extremely high standards. anytime we find those -- >> what about that and the reaction to all of this?

as jennifer griffin tells us, trump is sticking with his statement. >> do you owe john mccain an apologynot at all. >> reporter: republican presidential candidate donald trump giving his first interview since making comments about arizona senator john mccain at the family leadership summit saturday. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that were not captured okay, i'm sorry to tell you. >> reporter: john petaki saying, idiotic remarks would be shocking coming from someone else. and marco rubio says, american veterans deserve better than to have their service -- >> this time he managed to upset a very beloved group in america, and that's our veterans. >> reporter: at a forum in arizona, protesters interrupting a gathering. >> if you don't want me to be here, that's okay. >> reporter: democratic front runner hillary clinton did not attend the arizona event as for john mccain he hasn 't addressed trump's comments but is expected to on a cable news report monday. >>> sacramento crews are searching for the body of a man who apparently drowned at a popular beach today, a 2

dana griffin, fox 2 news. >>> and fire crews made significant progress over the weekend on a fire burning in the north bay. this fire burning near lake barriesa is now 65% contained. firefighters announced the burn area is a little smaller than they thought. the fires burned around 6,500 acres. it was first thought to be nearly 7,000. all evacuation orders have been lifted. and calfire is still investigating the cause. >>> and the kyburz fire burning in the foothills is now 90% contained. the fire started on thursday and has been burning on both sides of the american river. it closed highway 50 last week but crews reopened that road on friday. one campground in the area is closed. the cause of this fire is also under investigation. >>> the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown died today after six months on life support. 22-year-old bobby christina brown passed away after a near drowning in her bathtub. her death echoes that of her famous mother who was also found unconscious in a bathtub before the grammy awards and died. bobby was hit hard by her mother's death and that like her m

cnn's drew griffin reports on what we've learned about the shooter's past. >> reporter: the son of a tax collector, he was educated with a law degree but mental illness added to a lifetime of hate violence and bizarre behavior. the 59-year-old once ran for public office and in blog postings and editorials expressed stern views that the u.s. was headed downhill. muslim fundamentalists had it right, even showing admiration for adolf hitler. he has a history of abuse and erratic behavior from 1989 when he was arrested for trying to burn down an attorney's office. and in 2008 his wife filed a protective order, pleading with a court to have his guns taken away. this afternoon, the suspect's own brother says the shooter has been out of touch for years. >> you know we hadn't been close in years, and we were -- i'm not sure of the right -- we just separated from our family and just different emotional psychological issues and depression problems that type of thing, so. >> when was the last time you saw him? >> probably about a month ago. he just needed some money to continue moving on living

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. >> joining us now from washington, catherine herige and jennifer griffin. catherine, bring us up to the latest with the investigation. >> well a couple big headlines, eric on the investigation. perhaps first and fore most law enforcement source tells fox news so far there has been no evidence this caused them to change their focus on terrorism. that is significant. they continue to look at the shooting at the highest possible level in terms of investigative tools. number two, we're able to confirm they're looking at the suspect's travel in 2014 to the middle east including one stop in jordan our government contact would not confirm whether the trip included a stop in yemen. those locations are important because the two groups they're looking for any kind of link not established, but they're considering isis, which would be in syria, and iraq and al qaeda in yemen. >> is there a reason that anyone didn't mention to you why this suspect was not on a terror watch list given his father being on the list at one point? >> excellent question. i sense kind of a shi

he wouldn't hurt a fly, but he killed people. >> reporter: drew griffin, cnn, chattanooga. >> we wanttake a closer look now at the psychology of how and why killers or terrorists act the way they do. eric fisher is a licensed psychologist here in atlanta. thank you so much for coming in eric to talk to us about this. because we just heard that his friends in high school just can't believe, something happened since high school when he was described as funny, smart, very well liked, never bullied. and to look at that picture of him, he just had a demeanor that said he just he was happy. >> right. >> so but something happened. and we also know that he did travel to the middle east. so there was a trigger point somewhere. >> well i think what we have to look at too, is we're focusing a lot on islam, and this is not an issue directly connected to islam. this is a human issue about how we shift our beliefs, how our behaviors change and how we basically become filled with hate. because even in these situations here you have an idea whether you look at political ideation if we look at how hit