said amy griffin. griffin first showed her list with komo news in seattle last may. since their first report, the list has grown from 27 names to 165 players diagnosed with cancer. half of those players are former goalies, the position that is most likely to accidentally eat or come into direct contact with these trivial pellets. "i finally said ok what's in this rubber?" said griffin. that's the question of debate. crumb rubber is a mixture of various recycled chemical compounds and previous studies have shown there are known carcinogens found in each pellet. but the lab reports haven't proven the amount is enough to be harmful. so the question now becomes, is the sport worth the risk? turf fields and are found and used everywhere today. in sioux falls we have the big three: howard wood, kirkeby-over, and bob young field. never put our student athletes or opposing student did our research and we feel very confident with the product that we have." said josh athletics director sioux falls. snyder says he and his team did their homework when the in a new turf field thi

griffin, we're running to the car. and i ran to the car, for real, sobbing. and i called cher. [ laughter ] >> seth: you called cher? >> yeah. >> seth: you can just call cher? >> i swear to you. you can tweet her and ask her. >> seth: can i ask this question, how often do you get in such a dire situation that you need to make that call? >> i have to call cher? >> seth: yeah. >> like at least once a week. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, wow. >> yeah. >> seth: and is cher helpful at time like that? >> yes. i called her and i said, "i'm in tallahassee, florida, i just bombed horribly, i'm sobbing, these kids hate me. i was trying to be funny, it was a disaster." and she said, "what the hell are you doing in florida, bitch! get back home! [ laughter ] come home, bitch! come home to malibu!" and she talked me off the ledge. >> seth: there you go that's fantastic. >> you know how it is. >> seth: what a great phone number to have. >> it was important. >> seth: you have a lot of a-list friends. let's be honest. >> well, like anderso

i'm there. >> you're only human. >> seth: kathy griffin, everybody! [ cheers and applalae ] for more info on her "likeke boss" " ur, go to kathygriffin.com. we'll be right back with i take pictures of sunrises, but with my back pain i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. dry spray? that's fun. it's already dry! no wait time. this is great. it's very soft. can i keep it? (laughs) all the care of dove... [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you know our next guest from films like "a beautiful mind" and "avengers: age of ultron." he is making his directorial debut with the film "shelter," which opens in select cities this friday. let's take a look. >> seth: please welcome to the show, paul bettany. >> seth: welcome! welcome and congratulations. the first film you've written and directed, correct? >> yes, it is. yes. >> seth: you've obviously been in a lot of films. this is not a big budget film. what -- being behind the camer

on monday, christine griffin hopes to meet with some low income housing representatives. and if the meeting goes well, they're hoping to have a new home. christine griffin, homeless: "as long as we keep the campsite clean, we're hoping that they're able to leave alone until we're able to get into a place." but in the meantime, they'll continue to lean on each other. d'andre carter, homeless: "it gets depressing where you just want to give up, but you know you can't." jacob peklo, studio: "on saturday, the campers got a well- timed delivery from nonprofit care for camps. they say the new clothes and food they'll received will give them a great head start to the colder months. in the studio, jacob peklo, local five news. we are iowa." nikki if you'd like to help out some of the homeless in des moines, care for camps is still seeking more donations for the winter months. they say their biggest need is for socks and soup. nikki: a bad crash in story county takes one life, and four other people are recovering. it happened last night around 7:30 at 170th street and george washi

on monday, christine griffin hopes to meet with some low income housing representatives. and if the meeting goes well, they're hoping to have a new home. christine griffin, homeless: "as long as we keep the campsite clean, we're hoping that they're able to leave alone until we're able to get into a place." but in the meantime, they'll continue to lean on each other. d'andre carter, homeless: "it gets depressing where you just want to give up, but you know you can't." weekend, the campers got a well-timed delivery from the nonprofit care for camps. the group brought them new clothes and food to help in the upcoming colder months. if you'd like to help out some of the homeless in des moines, care for camps is still seeking more donations. you can find still seeking more donations. you can find more information on how to help at we are iowa dot com. elias: at ((time check)) we'll take a short break but have lots more good morning iowa still ahead... sabrina: coming up, we find out who you thought did the best job carving pumpkins.. elias: but first...for those traveling into

no surprise to griffin. >> you're about to travel. hopefully sooner than you want to.ason. there's that strong relationship. that's like the fourth -- >> oh, my god, that's crazy. >> that's like the fourth time it's popped up. look. >> and marriage. >> and marriage, with a man who's worried about you. >> jason, of course. >> michael draper has a hustle as well. his involves the creative use of soap. >> i don't know what it is. i don't know what it is for real. >> draper was recently returned to general population, where he has been busy making soap sculptures that he trades for commissary items or favors. >> did this last night. this is soap. the brown stuff is coffee. the gray for the hairs and all that is strands of blanket. and the black stuff right here is like the soot and stuff in the windows, the black, sticky stuff. all this other material is just bars of soap, broken little pieces and stuff. >> in the short time he's been back in population, draper has traded his sculptures for envelopes to mail motions he's written to his judge. and since he has no money in h

said amy griffin. griffin first showed her list with komo news in seattle last may. since their first report, the list has grown from 27 names to 165 players diagnosed with cancer. half of those players are former goalies, the position that is most likely to accidentally eat or come into direct contact with these trivial pellets. "i finally said ok what's in this rubber?" said griffin. that's the question of debate. crumb rubber is a mixture of various recycled chemical compounds and previous studies have shown there are known carcinogens found in each pellet. but the lab reports haven't proven the amount is enough to be harmful. so the question now becomes, is the sport worth the risk? turf fields and crumb rubber infill are found and used everywhere today. in sioux falls we have the big three: howard wood, kirkeby-over, and bob young field. "certainly we would never put our student athletes or opposing student athletes at risk. we did our research and we feel very confident with the product that we have." said josh snyder, the athletics director for the university

drew griffin has been in brussels since last tuesday.t like on the streets of brussels? how are the people there coping? on. >> reporter: they are trying to do the best they could. we have breaking news that end the weekend for this city. the security meeting that was supposed to take place this hour has been now pushed back until 5:00 p.m. local time. the education minister has been quoted in a newspaper as saying there is only a 50/50 chance that schools will open and new additional security measures have been put in place in railways and they are asking people to arrive 30 minutes early for any railway departure they have. what we are seeing is the increasing level of security going on that seems to indicate whatever threat is happening here is still not over. in the meantime, we did go out on the streets trying to find signs of life and there is not much to be had. this is one of those streets that is usually filled, cafes and people outside and enjoying themselves and walking in this pedestrian way. today, it is completely empty. wh

please welcome back to the show, kathy griffin. >> seth: welcome back! >> why, thk you! >> seth: you look beautiful as always. >> i can't help beininsexy. i'm not going to apologize now, sethy. >> seth: no, of course not. it's too late for that. >> nope. too late! way too late. >> seth: it's too late for that. >> h much fun are we having with dr. ben carson? >> seth: it's a good time right now. >> oh, for comediansnsbecause he's sort of the unexpected funny. like, we know trump is ridiculous and a buffoon. >> seth: yeah. >> and a bther and a racist. but ben carson -- [ laughter ] >> seth:h: know. we're finding a new thing -- >> he e delivering the yuks. yes. he kind of had a meltdown the other night live on television. i love when he does press conferences and he goes, "you know what, enough with the questions!" [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> why don't you -- i mean, he really did. he kept saying -- and even to local press. cause he's like, "why don't you answer some questions?" and the poor press people are like, "uh, well, we kind of thought you -- wake up, sir." [ lau

in the meantime, stick around for a rare and exclusive interview with ken griffin with citadel. all three averages positive, once again, for the month. and the dow going for four in a row to the upside if futures turn around. more "squawk on the street" from post 9 in a minute. >>> u & h moving lower and the dow component cites lower than expected activity because of the affordable care act. looking for $6 now, jim, and they say it's a proactive step and they will determine the first half of next year whether or not they can even continue to serve these markets. >> it's shocking. i'm going to quote this. steven hemsley, a very good ceo, by the way, guided up in july. keep that in mind. "in recent weeks growth expense expectations for individual exchange participation have tampered industrywide. higher risk and more difficulties while our own claims experience has deteriorated taking proactive step. every single one of the companies involved in this is going to have to do what u & h did. >> the large insurers are watching these exchanges, watching the relative amount of people in

drew griffin in brussels. thank you very much. i want to talk now with clarissa ward, cnn military analyst cedr cedric layton and paul cruickshank. what's the latest? >> the thought is that this belongs likely to salah abdeslam because his cell phone was traced. they have been worrying about this missing suicide vest where the other attackers blew themselves up. it appears they found it. there will be a forensic gold mine in the suicide vest because it didn't detonate and they may be able to find thing the about the bomb maker. the bomb maker they think is still at large. >> because bomb makers leave some kind of trace. they have a mark, a signature on these devices. >> that's right. a signature. so they will be carefully looking at that and may sort of lead them perhaps to the bomb maker and may lead them to where the bomb maker found the ingredients in particular stores. it's going to be a real gold mine. >> what do you make of the fact this was in some kind of trash can ten days after the attack so close to where salah abdeslam

that includes keeping robert griffin iii. they reportedly didn't receive any interest in the former franchise q.b. that may be because any team that would have acquired griffin would have also been on the hook for more than $16 million. that could be his salary next season. meantime royals with thousands of fans painted the town blue today in kansas city. in celebration of the team's first world series trophy in 30 years. the royals beat the new york mets four games to one. the wizards are off today but back at it tomorrow as they lost the san antonio spurs. they have lamarcus aldridge now adding to their squad. so it will be interesting to see how the spurs who are still kicking, how they are doing now. leon: interesting to see what the wizards. they are looking good now. erin: yes. maureen: this is more like surfing weather around here. doug: we are in great shape weather wise. the next seven days tomorrow is similar to today. lots of sunshine, blue sky and a breeze. 73 on thursday. we warm up for friday. breezy. the record

griffin and harper. two dogs who will soon have their day - performing important duties for people in need. deafinitely dogs will train pooches like them to help diabetics keep track of their blood sugar levels... "they actually can detect the low 15 to 30 minutes before anything else on the planet can." assist people suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder... "when they have an episode at night, the dogs will literally lick them and try to wake them up and get them back to a comfort zone." and help the hearing- impaired. the job a dog ends up doing all depends on his or her unique personality. "so are they really happy using their nose? if that's the case, we'll train them to be diabetic alert dogs. if they're really busy and they want to work all the time, and just really be after it, then a hearing dog is a really good place for that dog." but deafinitely dogs is in need of puppy parents who are willing to raise them and housebreak them, until they're ready to take on the more advanced training.

joseph griffin who's from ireland borrowed a gopro from his son for his vacation to las vegas. he was recording during all the sight-seeing with the camera in selfie mode. hinds son posted the video on hilarious. oh dad, griffin describing all the scenery he thinks he's recording while we just stare at daed's face. >> at least he tried. those things look incredibly difficult to operate. for me. >> now, now. doaln't age yourself. "new york live's coming up next he lre. >> you're very kind, shiba. that is a major fail. major fail. >> poor guy, poor guy. >>> all right. well coming up, kim fields makes her real house wooifs debut. we are chatting with kenya moore about what he she really thinks and the latest feuds brewing this season. we knoll there's got to be some. >> plenty. >>> the famous whale at the natural history museum look different? we're getting surprising secrets of the city landmark. that and more here at 4:30. >> okay. real housewives f atlanta, getting good. >> that's your show, shiba. >> that's her guilty pleasure. >>> all right. thanks, ladies. still ahead here o

we'll check in with bill griffin. bill, what's happening? >> wall street is getting more comfortable with the idea that the fed is more likely to start raising interest rates when it meets next month as the economy improves. many fed officials are speaking today and they're sounding more and more like they were ready to start raising rates, so the market is getting used to that idea. commodity prices are lower, oil prices are trading lower and the dow as you mentioned has been down about 180 points today. we're a little off those lows lately, but yeah, that sell-off does continue. we're down it's 180 on the industrial average right now. there are reports out that apple is developing a new payment rvice that would a ow users to pay other people using their iphone and their apple watch. it's different from apple pay which is used like a credit card. apple is talking to banks like jpmorgan, cap tl one, wells fargo and u.s. bancorp for this pier to pier payment service that sounds very similar to paypal. shares of paypal have dropped about 3% si

erin griffin is a senior. cheering in her final dumont high school football game. just months ago she was told she would never cheer again. she never stopped believing. today her family is thankful for another chance to support the team. >> in august, she actually had emergency brain surgery. told she could never cheer again. there she is cheering. for me, it's very moving and touching. >> both teams wearing their school colors. a lot of orange and white and black. many families have been coming to this rivalry for decades. several years ago this game was going to be eliminated because of the playoff schedule but it survived because it is a fan favorite. >> so moved by that. >> yeah. >> another touching story, the kindness of strangers. coming up, a life-saving >>> and bold thieves ripping what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple

the masked ma man in the picture is christopher mcbride identified as the lowell sun as griffin's cousin. a warrant out for his arrest. >>> a first-hand look at the moment police officers were dragged by a car in mattapan. on the top of the screen, we have highlighted the officer hanging out of the car. this happened sunday night when police were trying to pull over a car on blue hill avenue. both officers are okay after being treated for bumps and bruises. he is accused of taking off of his car when police tried to get him out. gilbert crashed into parked car gilbert crashed into parked cars. held on 50,000 bail. >>> they are hoping that they will target those who attacked a cemetery. the graves were damaged this weekend. american flags were removed from the graves. family members were heartbroken to find the mess yesterday morning. >> it's sad. this whole area is all family this whole area is all families. >> they must have something better to do with their time than to do this. i don't understand it. i really don't. >> daniel: vandals have hit them is terry before. since 2012, two doz

let's get to cnn investigative correspondent, drew griffin, live in brussels. what more are you hearing about this serious threat. are people taking this terror alert seriously, staying away from crowds? >> reporter: people are being forced to stay away from crowds. so many of the establishment in this capital city are closed. the subway is closed. most major events have been canceled. there has been little explanation as to why in the middle of the night last night, the terror threat level was raised to four, somewhat unprecedented in the history of these threat level classifications that started back in 2006. we do know that it came just about the time there was an early morning raid at another apartment in molenbeek. some guns were sconfiscated. some reporting this was a friend of sal after abdeslam. there is no alert as to when that might be lifted. >> drew griffin, thanks so much. we'll check back with you. >>> in the meantime, three suspe suspects linked to isis have been arrested. nic robertson joining me with the latest on that. what more are you learni

alexander griffin and cory goodwin are facing charges. the masked man is christopher mcbride identified by the "lowell sun" as griffin's cousin. a warrant out for his arrest. >>> this morning we are getting the firsthand look the moment that police officers were dragged by a car in mattapan. look at the top of the screen. we have highlighted the officers a he is hanging out of the car. happened sunday night as police were trying to pull over a car on blue hill avenue. both officers are okay after being treated for bumps and bruises. brian gilbert is accused of taking off when officers reached in his car to get him out. gilbert crashed into parked cars. he is being held on $50,000 bail. >>> hope fingerprints found on tombstone also help vandals. the graves of several veterans were damaged at the pleasant hill cemetery in west bridgewater. american flags were removed from the graves. family members say they were heartbroken to find the mess yesterday morning. >> it's sad. i mean this whole area is all family families. >> they must have some

drew griffin, thank you very much.an eye on that situation as it unfollowings there in the belgium capital. all right. i want to move along now. we have the managing director of global strata an international security and geopolitical risk consultant firm. olivier, you think today's shut jo unin bruss shutdown in brussels. how specific do you think that information about a plot is? >> look, for a city the size of brusz els to be shut down, to have the subway shut down, the credible information and intel that they have must be really, really hot. because that's the first time that i've seen this happening anywhere in europe in the past few years, probably through the french or the moroccans, they may have had information or possibly from the people that they arrested. in the past few days that may have given specific intel on attacks. >> reporter: olivier guitel. back in january, we covered belgium as a part of the plot when "charlie hebdo" was attacked. now, belgium appears to be the central, extremism, second of all,

kathy griffin is so amazing. she's so nice. it's just, there are so many >> i can't believe from "last comic standing", what your career has done. >> finally, somebody admits it. >> you bring your dog blanch everywhere you go? >> i do except for here, because i'm going to las vegas tomorrow and it was too much for her little body. she's got a big butt. there she is. goose poop in her beard. >> goose poop? >> she was in the eastern part of the country. that's her waiting. >> in a rural area. >> where does that go? >> outside the city, there are animals besides pigeons and tourists, and they poop everywhere. and dogs are like, ooh, my new best friend, and then you have iliza.a. >>> it is try day friday, and our good friend andy cohen is helping us out while kathie lee is off. sometimes we well need a little help understanding our men. >> i may not be the best guy to ask, but we have help. they are here to desh out the other view. let's go to gail. >> my husband is not a great sharer. from the bathroom sink to communicating his fe

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christine griffin, homeless: "we haven't had anybody come down here and speak with us, and we've got someone here 24 hours a day around the clock." even though they've found a better spot to camp out, they're still facing a number of challenges. bret bell, homeless: "my tent will leak sometimes, his tent will leak sometimes. their tent might leak and we get scared, you know. his tent will start blowing over in the middle of nowhere. and it's just, 'how are we going to make it'?" as the temperature they say they've been working hard to find work and a two or three bedroom place to stay for the winter. d'andre carter, homeless: "but i have been applying. i do have my income coming from being out of foster care, but i try to take one step and it gets homeless: "having rapid someone who has a people are still, it's really hard for us to find a place." on monday, christine with some low income representatives. and if the meeting goes well, they're hoping to have a new home. christine griffin, homeless: "as long as we keep the campsite clean, we're hoping that they're able to leave alone u

drew griffin is "outfront" live in brussels. drew, the city is paralyzed. does it seem like authorities are any closer to finding salah abdeslam? >> reporter: truthfully, the answer to that is no. and keep in mind, there are two separate investigations going on here, erin. one, the hunt for salah abdeslam, the eighth and missing paris attacker. but this threat that they believe has led them to shut this entire city down is separate and above that. they have made it a point to say that the two are not connected, that this threat that they are calling serious and imminent and a paris-style attack would be carried out by somebody other than salah abdeslam, other people that they are chasing. but again, they continue to make these raids night after night. in the morning, they let most of the people go. last night, they did arrest and hold one man who they believe is involved some way in the paris attack. but right now, they've extended this state of emergency, this level threat 4, as they call it, until next monday. so it doesn't appear that they are any closer

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national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the latest tonight from the pentagon. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, brett. we've just learned that a u.s. citizen was among those killed in the mali attack today. u.n. representative says the number of killed could be as high as 27. two, some witnesses say three gunmen held more than 170 hostages, all the attackers were eventually killed. >> gunmen shouting allahu akbar, or god is great. stormed the radisson hotel in o. this morning. releasing those who could recite islamic verses. the u.s. embassy ordered all american citizens in the capital to shelter in place. five u.s. military personnel assigned to a u.n. stabilization mission were in the hotel at the time of the siege. along with seven others from the u.s. embassy. all made it out safely. >> about a dozen americans, including chief of mission personnel in that dozen, were rescued. >> two american special operators helped the mali special forces and first responders. one was at the hotel, helping move people to a secure location as they exited. another hel

drew griffin, cnn, molenbeek, belgium. >> reporter: drew griffin, thank you very much for that. coming up next, live from paris, we will talk about the heated debate in europe and in the united states over refugees, specifically refugees from syria, following the attack in paris. we're back in a moment. (vo) what does the world run on? it runs on optimism. it's what sparks ideas. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the world as unstoppable. who have the curiosity to look beyond the expected and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes that's the right way to invest... ...in this big, bold, beautiful world. >>> welcome back to our continuing live coverage from paris. turning our attention to the refugee crisis, vice president joe biden on twitter saying exactly what he thinks. quote, the vast majority of syrian refugees are women, children, and orphans, survivors of torture, people desperately in need of medical help. he went on to say, all refugees who come to the united states get fingerprinted, security screenings, dhs, government

and on this bracelet you have the griffin, gray, major kennedy, all four i i. and i wake up every morning and i think about them. i wake up, i go to sleep every night, i think about them. i just want to make sure, i was given a second chance. and i would do everything and give back everything to have i would trade places with them. and any second. so my goal in life is to remember them and speak about them like you are doing, by i'm so grateful, so grateful. and be a belter person cuz i get to live for them and for the rest of my life, they are every day they will be next to me, supporting me. and i will make sure that i do my best to honor them and their family (applause). >> stephen: when did you know that you were going to survive? i assume you were knocked out by the blast. >> i was. i was thrown about 15 to 20 feet. so i came back to it a couple of minutes later. i was in shock. so you kind of-- it comes back to you and are you there laying on the ground. i had an assault bacacack that was keeping me up a little bit. and i saw my leg and i realized that i

adams to griffin. griffin runs into one stanford defender.d after three. stanford was not finished. hogan to greg who draws a pass interference penalty but makes the touchdown catch. lead cut to 35-30. they got a couple of key stops but did this on executive possessions. the ducks got the ball. looked like the game might be over. but they got one more chance. hogan with another fade. it is is a two-point game with 10 seconds left. the cardinal can only go for two. hogan has to unload sooner than he would have liked. the pass falls incomplete after winning eight straight. stanford comes up short on this one. 38-36. the rose bowl still in play. but say good-bye to a shot at the national championship. we are getting off to the 5-0 start. the cal bears are desperate for a win and the pack 12's late duty against oregon state like

that is what happened to robert griffin iii at the nfl trade deadline which was 4:00 p.m. today. redskins could have traded rgiii but they didn't receive any interest in the former franchise quarterback. any team that would have acquired griffin would have been on the hook for the more than $16 million salary in 2016, which is guaranteed even if he gets injured. so i kept thinking i wonder if rgiii is at home like please, please, i want to get traded. i want to get traded. leon: again, it ould mean $16 million payday for him at least. alison: all right. thank you. leon: still to come tonight, educating through art. alison: we are going to show you the new program that is aiming to put spotlight on education coming up. maureen: in the quest to improve achievements, they are infusing art where you would least expect to find it. kellye lynn shows you how music, drama and the arts are blended with the traditional subjects. >> this is three dimensional art. >> but this is not an art class. the third grade math students at the elementary school are using art to shape the understanding

kathy griffin. she's amazing. >> she's appearing -- >> yeah. so nice. >> i can't believe from last comic standing to this what your career has done over -- >> thank you. finally somebody admits it. we've done it. >> do you bring your dog blanch everywhere you go? >> i do. except here. it was too much for her little body. she's got a big butt. there she is. goose bump in her beard, i had to brush it out. >> goose poop in the fur. >> we were in a rural area. there's geese. >> i don't understand. >> outside of city, there are goose and not pigeons. and the dogs are like my new best friend and you have to comb it out. >> iliza, we have to go. we'll be back with more after this. >> sold out. we have t i'm there for bessie. i'm there for ray. ted loved baseball. dr. phil likes to watch football. renne, who wants sloppy joe on the menu every day. rosie's my best friend. evelyn likes to dance. harriett wants her fried shrimp as well. alice anne likes vanilla ice cream with chocolate syrup and rainbow sprinkles. they give me so much back. i can't even i

i did have a good talk with griffin earlier today.lked about how they are outperforming in this difficult market where the average hedge fund is at zero. s&p only up a percentage point in change and citadel up 12% in their flagship funds. he said volatility has worked to their advantage, alongside the fundamental research they do on the equity side which helped to drive returns. i asked about rumors they are considering an ipo. these have been around for years. >> this has been rumored for almost a decade. there will come a time and place where we will consider going public. that time is not now. >> what about the next couple of years? >> anything can happen. i wouldn't take it off the double, but not front of mind by any stretch of the imagination. >> shifting to the macro picture, i asked what he thought about the idea of a fed rate hike in december. the market's anticipating it. he said the fed can do what it wants from a data perspective. it's defense toibl make that hike. he raised a caution about what's happening in the less-ski