no surprise to griffin. >> you're about to travel. hopefully sooner than you want to.oney on that journey, for some reason. 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 judg

a romanian, who lived in the united kingdom for four years, i can tell you that people like nick griffin not very fond of my people eitherand by my are not very fond of my people either and by my people i mean eastern europeans. so too to actually live under the impression

nick griffin declined.al relationship, i've been contacted byjim dawson and he came to asotthalom a few times as a private individualjust to have a look. nick griffin also came with him. i heard it from journalists, the possibility to move to asotthalom has been advertised abroad, i haven't seen any of the adverts. still, i must say, we're very happy to welcome people from england. the refugee crisis has contributed to the anti—immigrant sentiment sweeping europe, like the rise of the french front nationale and the dutch party for freedom. hungary is no exception. this is the serbian border. it's just a few miles from the village, and it is where, at the height of the migrant crisis in 2015, as many as 10,000 people a day crossed into hungary. opposition politicians think the mayor capitalised on the anxiety about the influx of people to introduce bylaws of questionable translation: it's possible that with this by—law, the mayor has looked ahead, even though the danger of muslims wanting to build a mosque d

when griffin got out if the car he found a 20 dollar bill with red dye on it.ooked into a nearby trash can he realized the entire trashcan was filled with money. "i had some wrapping from my gatorade bottle so i went to the trash can and i threw it in and there was tons of money in there with red dye on it." "he says dad, this whole trash can's full of money." instead of taking the money- they called the police and found out they were looking for 35 year old brian humphreys, junior. humphreys has been named as a suspect in two bank robberies in the last week. police are still looking for him.authorities did not say how much money griffin found. in sports... tom brady gets emotional when talking about his family.. especially his father...... and gary gives his take on the raiders financial woes in trying to get a stadium in las vegas... that and all the sports... coming up what are you doing up? mom said i could have a midnight snack. it's not even midnight, it's ten forty-three. well, let's have a ten forty-three snack. quietly, though. okay. yeah. mmmm. shhhh.

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blake griffin is finally healthy. griffin puts loony on a poster, warriors up 9 in the 2nd. steph curry only hit three from beyond the arc but did some damage around the rim. flips in that magic shot, two of his 29 points. maurice signed with the clippers in the offseason. he is rejected by the rim and sent to the floor. warriors win their ninth straight against l.a., 133-120 the final. >>> there could be history in the bay area tomorrow night if the stanford women beat usc. tara vanderveer will get her 1,000th career win joining pat summitt in the 100 club. >>> cal and utah tonight tied with five seconds to go. charlie moore hits bird. cal wins thanks to a career high 26 pints from bird. >>> former nba -- point from bird. former nba star damon stoudamire now coaching in pacific. st. mary's squeaks by 74-70. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ow morning at 4-30 >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> tomorrow morning is friday morning! >> yeah. >> we'll have all the news you need to start your friday. >> yo

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shane griffin agreed with his son they had to call the cops.e felt strongly this is the work of a wanted bank robber who had struck the previous week. >> there's a lot of it that didn't have any of the things on it but i wanted to do the right thing. >> moral lesson for him that you do what's right and that would be the best tact. >> police are still searching for the bank robbery suspect and they are not saying just how much money griffin passed up. >>> we are surveying the damage after protests turned violent at uc-berkeley spilling out into the city streets. we'll take a look at some of it next. ,, >>> shutting down milo yiannopoulos and doing whatever is necessary to do that it's our right to do this! >> chaos last night forcing the speaker of campus. good morning, it's thursday, february 2. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. demonstrators left behind a trail of destruction last night. the rioters set fires, smashed windows and clashed with police. it all started on campus and then they moved into town. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in

jennifer griffin is at the white house. what are you hearing about flynn from the white house? >> what is truly unbelievable, none of the white house correspondents asked the president whether he still has confidence in general flynn at the press conference that just finished. we're haearing that flynn's status is in the air. we're asked if he would be gone by the end of the week. the source said wrong and they would push back on that rumor describing it as gossip. a senior west wing source said flynn met with vice president pence this morning and apologized. according to the source, the vice president accepted his apology. the president had a two-hour meeting this morning in which he turned to flynn and asked his advice on various issues. the president and vice president were not happy, but he's not going to be gone by the end of the week. flynn was add the president's side, as you saw, all weekend. flynn is in the inner circle and that's what we know at this time. this is a very fluid situation and the decision is left up to one person and that person is president trump, shep

. >> reporter: you're hearing the voice of joel griffin. as he speaks about his daughter. -almost five years ago that the 12-year-old collapsed at a school sponsored field day. there was of course a panic and a scramble to find an aed or someone to give cpr. ultimately, too much time passed before she received help and she die weeks later from the injuries. >> the question that lingers to this day in our mind is if cpr had been done in a timely manner, would the outcome have been different? >> reporter: that's why griffin and his wife have spent much of the last five years pushing for more training in cpr. it's also why they were thrilled the see that the pulse point app is coming to stafford county. location. >> reporter: chief mark lockhart says it can save lives. >> essentially like getting a text message except it pops up with your location on the map and shows you the location of the reporting call. >> reporter: the county is signing up for a five year subscription to the app thanks to a $50,000 donation from the stafford hospital foundation. >> minutes count. >> repo

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mike emanuel is that capitol hill and national security correspondent jennifer griffin s at the pentagon with the white house talking tough on and directly to iran. >> fox news was first to report the latest iran ballistic missile test. the white house has responded. mike flynn said the u.s. would not ignore these apparent violations of u.n. security council resolution to do 31, put in place following the nuclear agreement. >> the obama element is ration failed to respond adequately to tehran's actions. violations of international norms. as of today, we are officially putting her on unnoticed. >> iran carried out the ballistic missile test on sunday 140 miles east of tehran. the missile is a medium range missile. u.s. officials tell us it traveled 600 miles before exploding. it failed on reentry. last night, fox news reported iran carried out another secret test december 6th. flynn holds iran responsible for ice suicide attack on monday -- a suicide attack on monday. the white house said neither incident is a violation of the iran nuclear deal. >> instead of being thankful to the united

white cheated knight riders i always envisioned as a kid were actually the invention of filmmaker dw griffin in his blockbuster movie the "birth of a nation." on the silver screen in atlanta in 1915 and it was the quote unquote with modern clan that imitates the film rather than the other way around so the first night she did write -- night riders came out watch the film and that's when the clan had the mask and the red cross is and all that. but that rebirth of the ku klux klan was three years in the future in 1912 so it was simply impossible that the campaign of terrorism and forsyth was the work of white cheated klansman. who then were those persons unknown responsible for the purge. i found no letter written by ruth made jordan another one of those eureka modems when suddenly there something significant preachers a 14-year-old girl in 1912 and she was a classmate of make row. the end of her letter after recalling how all hell broke loose on the night of make row's funeral jordan wrote it weren't the clan that done this. it was just ordinary people of the county.

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that's griffins. next, the two negotiated arms -- a strategic arms reduction treaty which reduced the number of warheads and icbms to 6000 and 1000 respectively. the mutual trust generated was key to helping the two leaders attained the peaceful end to the cold war. the 1983 war scare served as a reminder of the worst days of the cold war to the best cooperation since world war ii. the second lesson is the lesson that the cold war was a dangerous era that we were lucky to have survived. it was not a long piece. the study of the previously secret history of the 1983 war scare forces the reevaluation of one of the cold claims the score -- claims of cold war historiography. the one that the cold war was slowly bound down after the cuban missile crisis. the threat remain constant and at times escalated. the fact that it unacceptably higher risk of nuclear war in able archer 83, 21 years after the cuban missile crisis undermines the nuclear deterrent. and the idea that because world war iii was avoided, th

. >> jennifer griffin, fox news. thank you, sir. what does russia need to stop doing in order for the u.s. to work with them? the chairman of the joint chiefs is meeting with them for the first time since they invaded ukraine. can we trust them? they have totis: live by international law just like we expect all mature nations on the planet to do. what we will do is engage in aically, we are not position right now to collaborate on a military level, but our political leaders will engage and try to find common ground or a way forward where russia, living up to its commitments, will return to a partnership of sorts with nato. going to have to prove itself first and live up to the commitments they have made in the agreement. >> do you believe that the russians interfered in the u.s. election? i would sayttis: there is very little doubt that they either interfered or have attempted to interfere in a number of elections in democracies. heidi and send -- yunsten. >> you said yesterday the u.s. would think about moderating its commitment to

david griffin, you worked for a republican administration.ere have beena it's hard to tell, but there have been a lot of questions starting with the hacking of the democratic committee starting are russia's role in the us election. you had president trump's then campaign advisor resign over russia questions and now you have michael flynn. with these people out of the picture, those are the people who it was rumoured were working closely with russia. so maybe it wasjust them and maybe there is not anything more to this. but i think it is something that con angela merkels, that congress should be concerned and that congress should be looking into and the president should be transparent about and i think flynn's resignation was the right decision and i think everyone thanks him for his service, but this is something that had to be dealt with and i'm glad that president trump dealt with it decisively. there was disquiet about the suggestion that he should have the job in the first place. will it prove to be a poor appointment on donald trump's pa

tom. >> thank you jennifer grin griffin, ninth circuit court of appealed wrapped up hearing, a decision -- well, it could come is the any time, we're coming right back with much more stick around, we'll be right back. >> president trump said he will not back down on his extreme vetting executive order. >> this court case would be helpful to keeping the wrong people out of the country, we're being very tough with the vetting. tougher than ever before. >> we take unup the president's fight to make america safe again with randy evans. >> and dhs secretary john kelly gives an important update for that great wall on the southern border. >> i would like to see we would be well underway within would be well underway within two years. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. [ alarm weather.eping ] ♪ [ laughter ] cartoons. wait for it. [ cat screech ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ screaming ] [ laughter ] make everyd

the former british national party leader nick griffin is a member and the group is advertising smallholdingshalom. hungary is already seen by more and more western europeans as a place of refuge, a place to get away from the hell that is about to break loose in western europe. there are two muslims in asotthalom. one of them agreed to speak to us but at the last minute pulled out. they have spoken of their fears to hungarian media in the past but other villagers reject the laws are huge concern. however, they are the talk of the village pub. translation: important issues like this should be dealt with by the national government, not local legislation. if they take off the veil i'll accept them. it does not even matter if they are black, they should become hungarian citizens even if they are muslims or whatever. are you trying to create a white kind of supremacist village? i did not use this word white but because we are a white european christian population, we want to stay this... like this, so... the refugee crisis has contributed to the anti—immigrant sentiments in europe, like the rise o

reporter: jennifer griffin, fox news. thank you, sir. what does russia need to stop doing in order for the u.s. to work with it? the chairman of the joint chiefs is making -- is meeting with his russian counterpart for the first time since russia invaded ukraine. can you trust the russians? i think the point about russia is they have to live by international law, as we expect all mature nations to do. what we will do is we will engage politically. we are not in a position right now to collaborate on a military level, but our political leaders will engage and tried to find common ground or a way forward where russia, living up to its commitments, will return to a partnership of sorts with nato. to have to prove itself first and live up to the commitments they have made in the russia-nato agreement. reporter: do you believe russians interfered in the u.s. elections? say theres: i would is little doubt that they have either interfered or attempted to in a number of elections in the democracies. reporter: you said yesterday that the u.s. wou

clippers minus -- griffin throwing down.r the top for 31 but warriors still led by ten at the half. wish i could do that. third quarter. steph. he and durant named cowestern conference players of the month. curry all dubs in this game. and ex-warriormo speights, without authority. 133-120. >>> st. mary's taking on pacific. emmet nar to land ale, kban combined here. gaels win. 20-2. >>> charlie moore. lobbing to jabari byrd, remember this play exactly as you saw it there. final seconds moore at line chance to put cal up one, misses second free throw. goes to double overtime. throw it's down. heave in desperation and cal pulls it out. they're 16-6. >>> stanford hold hosting colorado. woo yourself. michael humphrey with 13. nice move. cardinal down four and couldn't get closer because white. stanford falls to 11-11. >>> it's february but first meeting for sharks and cannics. didn't take patrick marlowe long to make history. >> here's marlowe. he scores! 500th national hockey league goal. >> just the tenth player in nhl history

tom. >> thank you jennifer grin griffin, ninth circuit court of appealed wrapped up hearing, a decision -- well, it could come is the any time, we're coming right back with much more stick around, we'll be right back. >> president trump said he will not back down on his extreme vetting executive order. >> this court case would be helpful to keeping the wrong people out of the country, we're being very tough with the vetting. tougher than ever before. >> we take unup the president's fight to make america safe again with randy evans. >> and dhs secretary john kelly gives an important update for that great wall on the southern border. >> i would like to see we would be well underway within two years. earning your cash back shouldn't be this complicated. yet some cards limit where you earn bonus cash back to a few places. and then, change those places every few months. enough with that! (echo) with quicksilver from capital one you've always earned unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. welcome to unlimited. what's in your wallet? afoot and light-hearted i take to the open r

. >> james: national security correspondent jennifer griffin is traveling with jim mattis. she reports on the former generals return to a familiar and dangerous theater. >> jim mattis landed in baghdad after iraqi forces began a long awaited assault on western mosul to rid isis from its last major stronghold. artillery and air strikes allowed isis forces -- the population was not. mattis wanted to clarify why the u.s. is in iraq after all these years and why it's not. >> we are not in iraq to seize oil. >> even though trump said he would've done the war differently. >> i said we should have kept the oil but okay. >> trump chose a no-nonsense general, a deferential warrior who's not afraid to speak his mind. >> all of us here in this room, all of us in america have paid for our gas and oil all along and i'm sure we will continue to do so. >> when asked about the executive order banning iraqis temporarily. mattis says there will be exceptions for iraqis who worked and fought for the u.s. military. >> i am not seeing the new executive order but i am assured that we will take s

tom. >> thank you jennifer grin griffin, ninth circuit court of appealed wrapped up hearing, a decision -- well, it could come is the any time, we're coming right back with much more stick around, we'll be right back. >> president trump said he will not back down on his extreme vetting executive order. >> this court case would be helpful to keeping the wrong people out of the country, we're being very tough with the vetting. tougher than ever before. >> we take unup the president's fight to make america safe again with randy evans. >> and dhs secretary john kelly gives an important update for that great wall on the southern border. >> i would like to see we would be well underway within two years. >> we'll faul talk about that expch morand much more, next, stay with us. achoo! ...answer it. with zicam cold remedy. it shortens colds, so you get better, faster. colds are gonna call. answer them with zicam! zicam. get your better back. now in great tasting crystals. ♪ to err is human. to anticipate is lexus. experience the lexus rx with advanced safety standard. experience amazing. witheve

authorities did not say how much money griffin found. superstar kevin durant took advantage of an off day and made hundreds of bay area kids smile. the dubs forward and ssistant coach ron adams visited the students of bret harte elementary school yesterday. durant and adams read stories to the children.... this as part of a "read to achieve" rally. coming up on the kron four morning news at five. president trump makes his pick for the supreme court. a live report from washington on what this pick will mean. plus several protests expected in the east bay today.... kron four's averi harper with the latest milo yiannopoulos expected speech at u-c berkeley today. plus a deadly shooting in the south bay and the gunman remains on the loose this morning. kron four's will tran is live from the scene with the latest. president trump makes his supreme court nomination. and democrats are gearing up for a fight. hear what california's leaders are saying about the nomination. a gunman is on the loose in the south bay. i am live in san jose with the l

here is our drew griffin with passports in the shadows. take a look. >> reporter: there is good reason this venezuelaen strolling the streets of spain instead of venezuela. lopez is frightened, because he says he told the truth about venezuela, possible terrorists and corruption that will have him forever looking over his shoulder. >> i'm concerned about my safety and my family's safety. everywhere i go or where they are. >> reporter: if what this former official for the venezuelan government in iraq says is true, criminals and potential terrorists could be freely moving about the world undetected with authentic venezuelan passports that were sold at a profit to anyone who was buying. passports good to enter more than 130 countries, without a visa, not including the united states. lopez was the legal adviser for the venezuelan embassy in baghdad, starting in july 2013. a former police officer and an attorney, he provided cnn with documents that he says show an employee at the venezuelan embassy in iraq sold passports and visas for a profit

jennifer griffin has the latest. tell us that bout this reaction from the hill, the pentagon, and turn on -- tehran. >> the u.n. security council has referred the issue for further investigation. the pentagon believes these ballistic missile tests are a clear violation of u.n. security council resolution 2231. there are reports defense secretary mattis watered down some of michael flynn's statement. this watered down the message on iran's ballistic missile breaches. the white house received strong support from the house speaker. >> i would be in favor of additional sanctions on iran. i would like to put as much toothpaste back in the tube as possible. i think the last administration appeased around too much. they went too far with iran and i think as a result, iran isn't far more active than it otherwise would be. >> president trump repeated that iran is "on notice." one thing to keep in mind, the u.s. does not have a aircraft carrier in the persian gulf. it's only the second time since 2008 that that has been the ca

jennifer griffin is traveling with the secretary and from brussels. >> defense secretary jim mattis met his european counterparts in brussels as moscow test the trump administration which is dealing with the fallout of the national security advisor mike flynn's firing. >> the alliance remains a fundamental bedrock for the united states and for all the transatlantic unity, bonded as we are coming together. as president trump has stated, he has strong support for nato. >> before being sworn in trump said nato was obsolete and that members needed to pay their fair share. already there are signs some are listening. nato's european allies in canada increase their defense spending by 3.8%, about $10 billion, last year. mattis took a tough stance in meetings encouraging nato members to contribute more or the u.s. may withhold support. "no longer think in the american taxpayer carry a disproportionate share of the defense of western values. americans cannot care more for your children's future than you do. "the pentagon is monitoring a russian spy ship off the east coast near great and, conn ma

when that jennifer griffin talked about a short time ago. it occurred in december and then the attack by rebels on that saudi flag ship, which they may have thought was a u.s. ship. in terms of the missile test, the white house insists this is all against the iran deal that was broken between the united states and several countries representing the united nations. iran is saying this does not violate that agreement. there wasn't a nuclear warhead on the missile. the white house begs to differ. this is what sean spicer said. >> we wanted to make very clear that we felt as though that -- their actions were both provocative and in a violation and making sure that they understood we weren't going to sit by. >> not going to sit by. we don't know what the official u.s. response will be at this point. we should find out in the hour. >> shepard: what else has the president said about neil gorsuch? >> this morning he had a meeting with a lot of people that represent organizations that guide him through the type of supreme court nominee that they woul

clippers minus -- griffin throwing down. over the top for 31 but warriors still led by ten at the half. wish i could do that. third quarter. steph. he and durant named cowestern conference players of the month. curry all dubs in this game. and ex-warriormo speights, without authority. 133-120. >>> st. mary's taking on pacific. emmet nar to land ale, kban combined here. gaels win. 20-2. >>> charlie moore. lobbing to jabari byrd, remember this play exactly as you saw it there. final seconds moore at line chance to put cal up one, misses second free throw. goes to double overtime. throw it's down. heave in desperation and cal pulls it out. they're 16-6. >>> stanford hold hosting colorado. woo yourself. michael humphrey with 13. nice move. cardinal down four and couldn't get closer because white. stanford falls to 11-11. >>> it's february but first meeting for sharks and cannics. didn't take patrick marlowe long to make history. >> here's marlowe. he scores! 500th national hockey league goal. >> just the tenth player in nhl hist

jennifer griffin at the pentagon now with exclusive new satellite images. >> u.s. officials have been monitoring this launchpad since ron launched a medium-range ballistic missile from it over a week ago. new satellite images obtained by fox news for my private satellite companies show a flurry of activity at the lodge found 140 miles east of tehran. that launch prompted an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council and a day later the white house it judy strong warning. >> as of today we are officially putting iran on notice. >> this image from february 3, the same day the u.s. treasury announced new sanctions against 13 iranian individuals and 12 companies in response the missile test shows over the course of five days around quickly cleaned up the site and prepared another missile on the same launchpad. u.s. officials tell fox news the missile has been moved from the launchpad. it's a surprising about-face in the motives are not clear. the image verified by u.s. officials shows iran prepared to launch a missile to put a satellite in space where the pentagon

the two men found least responsible for assessing damages contractor griffin campbell and excar vaderan benschop. both are serving long double terms. yesterday the naacp joined campbell's family in calling for a new trial. >> basciano and the architect were well aware of the impending dangers. this is a miscarriage of justice any way you slice this cake and we're demanding that griffin campbell have a new trial. >> he was following orders of the architect. he was devastated. and he still is. >> there are literally millions of dollars at stake in this penalty phase here in civil court. these hearings are expected to last about three weeks before the jury begins its next round of deliberations. i'm vernon odom channel6 "action news" at city hall. ly. >> al suspected drug dealer is behind bars tonight following a two month long investigation by delaware state police. 30-year-old jesus sorano torres was arrested on tuesday during abtraffic stop. when officers searched his car they allegedly bound to handguns and cocaine. search warrants at two other places where torres lived and visited a

drew griffin reports. >> reporter: >> it is 18 feet tall made of steel with a cement base.all it what you want but security experts and homeland security officials who will be charge of building it call this a fence. this is the most recently built barrier between the united states and mexico near brownsville, texas. and cnn has been told by multiple sources within the agencies involved in building, paying for and enforcing this barrier, that this is what president trump's wall may look like. u.s. customs and border patrol is planning to prevent the plan for border security to its bosses possibly this week and cnn has learned new details. first, they say, the wah shoulld not be a wall but a fence and that could become a sticky situation for a president who insists otherwise. >> on the fence. it's not a fence. it's a wall. just misreported it. we're going to build a wall. >> the biggest job in moving forward is convincing the president that the fence is more secure and it will be up to homeland security secretary john kelly who must find a way to allow the white house to spi

i'm bill griffin in for tyler mathisen. >> we start with the world's most recognizable opening for a 12th straight session. the last time it notched up like this was in 1987. the gains were led by energy and financial shares as investors want to see more policy details out of washington. today the blue chip dow index rose to 20,837. the in addition dab added 16. >> meanwhile, we're getting a better idea of what the presses's he budget proposal will look like. it is expected to have an increase in military spending. as eamon javers tells us, it will include a lot of spending cuts. >> a surprise visitor to the briefing room today. it was rick mulvany, donald trump's man who will be in charge of slashing the budget for non-discretionary budgetary spending. he explained a lot of the cuts we'll see from the trump administration are come from his speeches and his campaign rhetoric. >> when you see these reductions, you'll be able to tie it back to a speech he gave. we are taking his words and turning them into policies and dollars. so we will be spending less overseas and spending more bac

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it >> bret: jennifer griffin live. thank you. let's get more on this. first what some are calling a major personal crisis for the trump administration and what it could mean for this present going forward. charles krauthammer joins me know. your thoughts as this is developing late this afternoon." >> what strikes me is how bizarre the story is. this is a cover up without a crime. the idea that one should be all aghast because the incoming national screwed advisor spoke with the russian ambassador and spoke about sanctions seems to me to be perfectly reasonable. the idea that it was illegal is preposterous. when i hear nancy pelosi get all upset about this and how in the grip of the russians that shows up to be, this is an absurdity. but then you ask yourself why did he lie about it? even internally and talking to the vice president. that shows a tremendous lapse of judgment and a sort of lack of trustworthiness. the president is faced with a very difficult problem if he fires him, then it puts into question the president's own judgment. choosing him in

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national security correspondent jennifer griffin is traveling with the secretary of defense. >> there is rising evidence that russia has begun interfering in several upcoming european elections using similar techniques that it employed during the u.s. election. hacking, leaked emails, fake news. do you believe the russians the? >> there's very little doubt they have either interfered or attempted to interfere in a number of elections in the democracies. >> philip reed love who -- described to fox news how his emails were hacked and released by russia in an effort to discredit him. >> my email was hacked and placed on d.c. leaks. those emails were contrived by the trolls in russia. he warned that russian efforts to undermine elections would not stop. >> russia sees the world in a zero-sum game. the only way russia can ascend is that the u.s. declines. they are just trying to discredit our form of democracy. >> of the pentagon said the chairman of the joint chiefs to talk to the russian counterpart. russian president vladimir putin called for resumed intelligence sharing with u.s. intel

>> drew griffin, thank you so much.g up, what is north korea sell bratding with parades and fire works? cnn has the only western reporter on the ground in pyonyang. we'll go there live. stay with us. tech: don't let a cracked windshield ruin your plans. trust safelite. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text"... you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. >>> looking now to our world lead, north korea may be one of the few countries not fascinated with the death of kim jong-un's half brother. it celebrated one of its national holidays, the late leader kim jong-il's birthday. they're pulling out all the stops for the day of star celebration. lavish fire works, concerts, and military displays, a lot of money that could be better spent feeding their own people. let's go to pyonyang, the only western tv journalist on the ground. on the heels of one of the most advanced missiles is this year's celebration any different from previous yea