kathy griffin.e, robert dauby, griffin, nancy jaws, all of them with me here this night at this hour. the president's topic was nationalism and it was paired with an appeal for bipartisanship. here we go. >> solving these and so many other pressing problems will require us to work past the differences of party. it will require us to tap into the american spirit that has overcome every challenge throughout our long and storied history. but to accomplish our goals at home and abroad, we must restart the engine of the american economy, make it easier for companies to do business in the united states, and much, much harder for companies to leave our country. [ applause ] >> well, the president also called for bipartisan immigration reform but fell short of what many thought he was actualbily going to say tonight about leaving people alone who are here undocumented but basically following the law and being good citizens. here. >> i believe that real and positive immigration reform is possible as long as

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soldiers are being sent to kuwait to serve as a reserve force. >> bret: jennifer griffin, thank you.otel also says an exhaustive review of the u.s. trade in yemen that left a navy seal dead concludes there were no lapses in judgment or decision-making surrounding the operation. chief special warfare officer william ryan owens died. six other american service members were injured and a u.s. helicopter was lost. general votel says the u.s. did gain valuable information during the raid. congressional leaders were briefed late today on what investigators have uncovered so far about russian activities leading up to last november's election. fbi director james comey was proud of the classified briefing on capitol hill today. i start with a question on the russian investigation and part two of my interview with vice president pence. understanding that all the intelligence officials who have talked about this, all the committee chairman who have talked about the evidence so far say they have found zero evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russians. understanding that, there a

let's listen pure jennifer griffin at the pentagon. we have no reporting to indicate there was more than one at this moment. >> at this point, no, but there is one report and the ap floating the european security official saying that there was an uptick in terrorist chatter in the wake of the airlines electronics band which went into effect yesterday, but u.s. defense officials we just spoke to in the pentagon yesterday have not seen the same object and chatter in the wake of that. the following information has been compiled by the counter extremism project which monitors terrorist chatter. it is worth noting that following the london attacks, prior to the london attacks, excuse me, there were guidelines put out by isis's spokesman. this was guidance given on november 16th, in their official magazine, they explained how to commit terrorist attacks with cars and called upon citizens not to travel to syria and iraq, to join isis but you also carry out attacks with knives in their home, in the capitals of their home country. this is ironi

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. >> a 10-year-old girl is also missing winter griffin. again she is 10 years old. went missing yesterday morning concerny street northeast. young girl was seen in boot pants and pink and green north face carrying a backpack. if you know anything about any of these missing kids we want to hear from you. those missing children's cases and others in the news in d.c. as d.c. council member trian white holding a town hall meeting called "where are they now? ." >> and the town hall is tonight as wisdom mentioned 6 exel academy mlk avenue northeast. some of d.c. police and city leaders will thereby and founder of the black and missing foundation and executive director exodus project. d.c. police say there is not an increase in missing children instead they say they're just using social media more to get word out about those that do go missing. >> and in the meantime search is on for missing elderly man. we're showing you his picture now. 823-year-old william jackson apparently last seen in december mr. jack sop was last seen on capitol avenue northwest. >> president trump

griffin believes the chorus can help spork dialogue about lgbtq rights when it performs in bible belttates later this year. >> i think it's really special. it's also -- i go into these areas, i say to my liberal friends, the whole world is in new york and l.a. there's a whole country in between. i think the chorus is going to have a great time on the tour. >> money raised at tonight's gala will help pay for that trip that the chorus is calling the lavender tour. >>> the recent wikileaks cia data dump shows just how easy it is to hack into everyday items inside your home. hackers exploit flaws in internet connected devices to get personal information. abc news reporter rebecca jarvis with the question you need to ask to protect yourself. >> reporter: from this jeep stopped remotely on a freeway -- >> guys -- >> reporter: to these cars broken into with the touch of a button. even baby monitors turned into spying devices. >> i heard a voice. it was screaming at my daughter. screaming "wake up, baby, wake up, baby." >> reporter: everyday technology hacked as we learn this week in that wik

griffin campbell is currently serving a 15 to 30 year prison sentence for his role in the june 2,013 disaster. but a jury in the civil trial only found campbell liable for 1 percent of the damages. the nacp believes campbell's case deserves a second look, because of that verdict. >> we're kohl not only on district attorney seth williams to have the full review on this case to look at recommendations for reduction of sentence or to exonerate griffin campbell altogether. >> now the naacp is also calling for district attorney candidates to revel where they stand on the matter. >>> cbs news poll out this morning, finds majority of americans were entrust to address, many are waiting see if he will make good on plans he outlined. don champion on capitol hill where some lawmakers taking wait and see approach. >> president trump scheduled to host republican coming grab , the president laid out his investigation for the country during his joint address to congress last night, now he needs the lawmakers help to make it a reality. >> whether it be with repealing or replacing obamacare, whether

while hammering over americans and middle-class would higher costs and less care.therd / with say to griffin's if you try to pass the republican tax plan using the same reconciliation muffins to get a huge tax break for the wealthy will fail. the american people god bless the will of the better doing just fine. but it seems the republican colleagues ahead in that direction. even the president campaigned his the ministrations is all heart rate pro corporate perotple. special interest against the working people if they continue in that direction a proposing policy shifting those burdens off the wealthy and not a means to help the middle class are working finley's, the efforts will continue to fail. tax and also returning tax reform into an issue. the white house says it surely will be officially propose massive tax cuts for the wealthy. if republicans go down that road republican attack team will have the same fate as trump care. i hope they don't go down that road. i yield the floor. and then note the absence of bookworm. palms -- a quorum. . .

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blake griffin to old-fashioned three. jordan made the three. five seconds left.in for the win. steve ballmer. final score, the bucks, 97-96. >>> pelicans and the heat. race for eight in the nba's eastern conference. goran dragic had an eye injury. didn't seem to bother him. he bothered jrue holiday though and went right by him. >> yeah, that's some big defense there. >> and reverse. solomon hill, got him too, flat-footed. dragic, 17 points, 6 for 8 in the first half, but he wasn't done. look at that. behind his back and able to finish. the heat win it, 120-112. so miami continues to roll. >> yeah. >> i mean, they're as hot as anybody. milwaukee playing well too. >> yeah, and that whole pelicans thing. >> it's not working out. but if they sign cousins, long term and then team him up with davis, the future looks bright. >> okay. >> we'll see. back to you. >>> one more highlight, this one from a soccer match in brazil. the team in black and white on the attack. >> and just watch. the last two touches of the ball right here. here you go. first guy, bicycle kick, seco

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we gave a shout out to griffin today for comment but we've not heard back.n an attempt to throw the election, griffin's news effort continues to pursue the russian hacking story which produced no evidence at all russian agents swayed the outcome of last fall's election. we'll continue to follow this story and let you know every time nbc declines to comment. we'll keep up it. >>> senator kristen jillbrand of new york came out polltively unglued on tuesday barking at the commoneddant of the marine corps for two minutes for blaming him for not stopping sexual harassment in the court. here is some of it. >> when you say to us, "it's got to be different," that rings hollow. i don't know what you mean when you say that. why does it have to be different? because you all of a sudden decide it has to be different? who has to be held accountable? i align myself with senator fisher's comments? who has to be held responsible? have you investigated and found guilty anybody? if we can't crack facebook, how are we supposed to confront russian aggression and cyber hacking t

banks canceling inactive card is common and experience rod griffin says losing that spending power canyour credit score. >> when when you close an account you lose available credit for that account and so you have less available credit in total. >> murphy's credit score did see a small drop after she received the letter. >> it went down to 728. >> reporter: griffin says inactive accounts cost banks money to maintain so if you want to keep a card, use it. >> make a small purchase, 10, 20, 30 collars, pay it in all each month. >> reporter: wells fargo says one purchase a year should keep an account opened and customers are generally given advanced warning of the cancellation but in cases like murphy's where additional reasons were also given it could come without notice. >> this was like our, safety net card. and now, you know, we don't have it. >> reporter: for more information on credit card and how they affect your credit score looking on to cbs philly .com click news or consumer or follow me on facebook and twitter. i will post information there as well. reporting for three on your s

i think congressman griffin had good ideas. like changing the expansion date. perhaps putting work requirements in on medicaid. it would improve the bill. if the house sees fit to make the bill better, they would have the support of the white house. >> you're behind that right now. how about the opposition of the aarp. they've put out an ad where they're saying this bill is going to be an age tax on middle income americans. let's listen. >> as insurance companies to charge an age tax on older american, combined with fewer tax credits, this could mean an $8,000 a year premium hike on those who can least afford it. unacceptable. second, the bill gives big drug companies a sweetheart tax break while doing nothing to lower drug costs for everyday americans. >> meantime, the new york sometimes is reporting that the joint tax xhecommittee is showi your bill will provide $157 billion in tax cuts to people with high incomes. middle income americans will pay more for insurance. how is that fair? >> i think that's the same group that did the television ads of a guy looki

cnn's drew griffin took a look. >> reporter: the latest association between a trump campaign official manafort, already working for russian billionaire oleg deripaska, was pitching a plan to greatly benefit the putin government. manafort affirmed he worked for deripaska but rejects that he was pushing the political interests of vladimir putin, including in politics, business dealings, and news coverage inside the united states. "i have always publicly acknowledged that i worked for mr. deripaska and his company to advance its interests," manafort told cnn through a spokesman, adding, "i did not work for the russian government." once again, manafort writes, "smear and unu unionizeinnuend used to paint a false picture." manafort and his russian billionaire had a major falling out. court documents show deripaska funneled nearly $19 million into a manafort business venture registered in the cayman islands in 2007. they invested in a ukrainian telecon company. but the deal went south, and according to a legal filing, deripaska's company said manafort simply disappeared. white house spokesm

bret. >> jennifer griffin, thank you. up next alleged ties between the trump campaign and russian officials. let's hear what fox affiliates are covering. fox 13 in pham at a florida judge denies a stand your ground defense for a retired florida police officer who fatally shot a man in a move zi theater. the judge ruled he must stand trial. fox nine says minnesota governor mark dayton says he's okay but recovering after prostate surgery. he revealed the cancer diagnosis in january a day after delivering his state of the state address. this is a live look from cleveland, fox 8. a little girl gets blown away by heavy winds. it happened yesterday. four year old madison gardener had to hold on for dear life when her door was caught in the gust, her mom says she's doing okay. that's a live look from outside the beltway, "special report," we'll be right back. [ music playing ] >> bret: president trump has invited less citizenian president to the white house to discuss the resumption of peace talks with israel. press secretary se

police we understand are looking for winter griffin. she's just ten years old. she was seen -- last seen yesterday morning on the 1400 block of kearney street northeast. if you've seen her, again, she was last seen yesterday morning. if you've seen her, if you know where she is, please contact d.c. police. back to you. >>> thank you. d.c. police are also investigating the death of a baby. police are only saying the baby was found unconscious and not 54th and c streets in southeast. this happened yesterday afternoon. we'll update you as we learn more. >>> she was doing the same things a lot of college students are doing this time of the year, hanging out with friends during spring break. that's when someone pulled out a gun and started shooting. 18-year-old mcallister was killed in a parking lot monday night in northeast washington. she was home from st. augustine university for spring break and was watching a rap video being filmed. her father says he's devastated. >> i miss her warm smile, the close relationship that we have. >> this is the second homicide to a

drew griffin has the latest. >> reporter: the latest connection between a close trump associate and russia dug up by the associated press. reporting a 2005 memo in which paul manafort, already working for a russian billionaire named yoe leg dare pos ca was pitching a plan to greatly benefit the russian government. manafort did confirm to cnn that he did work for oleg yan pos ca. i have always publicly acknowledged that i worked for mr. deripaska he told cnn through a spokesman, adding, i did not work for the russian government, once again, manafort writes, smear and innuendo are being used to paint a false picture. a spokesman for deripaska he provided of consulting services but failed to provide any details. they had a major falling out. dare pass ca had an investment in a telecom company. and it went south. manafort simply disappeared. sean spicer this afternoon down playing any connection this has to the president. >> he was a consultant. he had clients from around the world. there's no suggestion that he did anything improper or, but, to suggest that the president knew who his clients

jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. thank you. the dow lost 44. s&p 500 off 8. nasdaq slipped 19. the mayor of a seattle suburb is suing over an opioid problem that's confronting his city. the mayor says it's spent millions combating oxycontin and heroin abuse and expects it to rise. this cd is suing perdue pharma. alleging that the drugmaker knowingly allowed drugs funneled into the black market. north carolina's former governor says he's had trouble finding a job because of backlash from the bathroom bill he signed last year. he said potential employers are reluctant to hire him amid fears of student protest. the law he signed required people to use bathrooms matching the gender on their birth certificates. his reelection bid failed in november. he was defeated by roy cooper. up next, the trump administrations talk to bill matt under pressure in asia and here at home over an alias he used. here is what some of our affiliates are covering. fox 41 in louisville, cole could be out in nuclear power could be in. kentucky's state legislator is close to lifting a mor

national security correspondent jennifer griffin has this in-depth story from fort campbell, kentucky. >> in 20003 at the start of the iraq war, the u.s. military relied on the 101st airborne division to transport roughly 4,000 american troops deep into enemy territory in one night. landing in mosul, forcing the iraqi army to fight on two fronts. dwight eisenhower relied on the screaming eagles to jump behind enemy lines on d-day. after six years of budget cuts, army commanders say would be difficult to carry out those operations today. >> we used to have two aviation brigades, over 200 aircraft. now we are at slightly 100 aircraft. >> if you had to move out tomorrow and do a brigade-level assault, could you do it? >> we could not. >> this train was apparent when we visited fort campbell, kentucky. >> our requirements haven't reduced so you have an inexperienced maintenance group that has to support a high-tempo of support. >> p is the commander of the aviation brigades. when this combat aviation brigade deployed to afghanistan, they had to leave their maintainers behind. the result,

jennifer griffin is at the pentagon. what more can you tell us about fat leonard?ep, you can't make this up. he's lured to san diego and arrested 3 1/2 years ago. this case has been unfolding for years. tuesday, federal agents fanned out across six states to arrest eight naval officers charged in the growing bribery scandal. it's the largest in navy history. navy officers that were assigned to the pacific seventh fleet allegedly shared with leonard glen francis, a 6'3", 350-point lead contractor based in singapore steered multimillion contracts to him in exchange for prostitutes and gifts. the costs were passed off to the u.s. taxpayer and the u.s. navy. >> shepard: i was surprised to read, this scandal -- the indictment reaches to the top. >> one of those charged was the top naval intelligence officer here in the pentagon. bruce lovelace was arrested at his home in coronado california tuesday. his security clearance had been suspended since 2013. a source of embarrassment for the top official who for years was unable to interview classified material and yet remain

jennifer griffin is the latest from the pentagon. >> the pentagon says the north korean launch involved multiple missiles, most of them old scuds. it is north korea's intent to master long-range missiles that has washington worried. >> they have an icbm that could reach the united states. what they haven't done is teste tested. >> what stands out is how north korea is testing missile units to see how they would perform an actual war. >> the north koreans are i think in the process of giving nuclear weapons to their missile units and that's what they are practicing. >> the test comes is more than 3,000 u.s. troops arrived in south korea for an annual joint war game. the administration's response was muted amidst a report from "the new york times" that the obama administration engaged in cyber efforts to stall north korea's missile program. "the united states strongly condemns the dpr case will stick missile launches which violate u.n. security council resolutions." today prime minister abe looked visibly concerned when he addressed japan's parliaments. >> translator: japan will collect a

national security correspondent jennifer griffin as following the story enjoins us from the pentagon grade >> good evening. as syria's civil war, suicide bombers struck in the heart of damascus. one bomber detonated inside the hall of justice, killing 31 people. wounding more than 100. another suicide bomber entered a busy restaurant at the lunch hour. u.s. troops and russian forces are eyeball to eyeball in a town in northern syria not far from turkey's border. u.s. army rangers drove in to a town after u.s. backed forces freed a town. we have learned that russian troops have moved in to the town, raising their flag not far from the americans as tensions run high in this tiny enclave. >> all the forces that are acting in syria have converged literally within hand grenade range of one another. >> it's a concern. >> since the civil war began, an estimated 475,000 syrians have been killed. now the syrian president has put a bull's-eye on u.s. troops in syria. >> any foreign troops coming to syria without our consultation or permission, they are invaders. american, turkish, or anyone. >

review unit on this case to look at a recommendation for the reduction of sentence, or to exonerate griffin campbell all together. >> the naacp is also calling for district attorney candidates to reveal where they stand, on the matter. >>> president trump is enjoying favorable reviews for his prime time address to the joint session of the congress and today he tweeted just two words: thank you. in a cbs news poll 76 percent of viewers approved of the president's speech. president trump called for unity last night but democrats are skeptical. >>> president trump sat down for a strategy session with republican lawmakers he is counting on to push his agenda >> it begins as of now. we think we will have success. >> reporter: in his first major speech to congress he left behind his divisive rhetoric to pitch a positive vision for the future. >> i am asking all members of the congress to join me in dreaming big, and bold, and daring things for our country. >> reporter: the white house was expected to roll roll out a revised executive order on president trump's travel ban today but will wait at le

the newshour's julia griffin explains. >> reporter: siberia's lake baikal.s the world's oldest and deepest freshwater lake. it's also the perfect spot... for a midwinter marathon. >> ( translated ): it is a tradition, i do not want to miss it. so as long as i have energy, i will take part in this race. >> reporter: if a foot race could ever be considered an extreme sport, it is the annual baikal ice marathon. a 26.2 mile dash from one side of a lake to another, in sub- freezing temperatures, over nothing but ice. this year, 200 participants from 32 countries enthusiastically signed up. >> this is a great race and we hope everybody enjoy it. >> reporter: at the starting line this year, temperatures hovered around an unexpectedly balmy 12 degrees. runners strapped on their snow cleats and stuck athletic tape to exposed skin. there was also the odd pair of butterfly wings. >> i love this place. i think temperature is pretty warm today. i expected it to be colder. but i think it's a good start for me to start ice-running. >> reporter: with a shout of a megaphone

drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. >>> we are following a lot of news this morning, so let's get right to itians coordinating releasing damaging information to the hillary clinton campaign. >> do you feel vindicated? >> i somewhat do. >> the chairman briefed the press in advance of his own committee members. that's a deep problem. >> we can't have a president whispering -- >> i'm really optimistic that we can get there. >> chaos in the heart of london. >> there were people on the ground. >> i saw people flying in the air. >>> welcome to your "new day." british police have made eight arrests in connection with yesterday's deadly terror attack in loren done. british prime minister theresa may confirming the attacker was once investigated for violent extremism. we'll have much more. >>> cnn has new reporting on the fbi's investigation on the trump campaign's ties to russia. cnn learned it's no longer about contacts, but what the motives for those contacts, were the president's associates coordinating with russian operatives to release damaging information about hillary clinton's campaign. >>> a

national security correspondent jennifer griffin as following the story enjoins us from the pentagon grade >> good evening. as syria's civil war, suicide bombers struck in the heart of damascus. one bomber detonated inside the hall of justice, killing 31 people. wounding more than 100. another suicide bomber entered a busy restaurant at the lunch hour. u.s. troops and russian forces are eyeball to eyeball in a town in northern syria not far from turkey's border. u.s. army rangers drove in to a town after u.s. backed forces freed a town. we have learned that russian troops have moved in to the town, raising their flag not far from the americans as tensions run high in this tiny enclave. >> all the forces that are acting in syria have converged literally within hand grenade range of one another. >> it's a concern. >> since the civil war began, an estimated 475,000 syrians have been killed. now the syrian president has put a bull's-eye on u.s. troops in syria. >> any foreign troops coming to syria without our consultation or permission, they are invaders. american, turkish, or anyone. >

drew griffin has the latest. >> reporter: the latest connection between a close trump associate and russia was dug up by the associated press. reporting a 2005 memo in which paul manafort, already working for a russian billionaire named oleg deripaska was pitching a plan to greatly benefit the russian government. manafort did confirm to cnn that he did work for oleg deripaska. but rejects the associated press interpretation that he was pushing the political interest of vladimir putin. including to influence politics, business dealings and news coverage inside the united states. i have always publicly acknowledged that i worked for mr. deripaska he told cnn through a spokesman, adding, i did not work for the russian government, once again, manafort writes, smear and innuendo are being used to paint a false picture. a spokesman for deripaska he provided investment consulting services but declined to provide any additional details. they had a major falling out. he funneled nearly $19 million in an account registered in the kaman islands. they invested in a ukrainian telecon company. and it we

. >> all right, drew griffin joins us now. and drew, you've been looking into these numbers.ll, it's basically a wall in chunks and it's not a lot of wall, as you said, john and poppy. it's just 62 miles. part of it is in san diego, where you have 14 miles of replacement fence and another 14 miles of new constructed border wall that's mostly along land that the federal government already owns. so, you have 28 miles altogether in san diego. and then over in the rio grande valley, you're talking about 28 miles of a new levee wall system. now, that has dual efforts right there, right? so, flood control along the rio grande river and also to construct this wall, and then you have six miles of new border wall. it all adds up to just $1 million shy of $1 billion. and keep in mind, poppy and john, this is for right now. this is what they want to jump start this right now, kind of start fulfilling some of that campaign promise, and they'll ask for much, much more in next year's budget. >> because of the great reporting that our eddie lavandera did, and you're seeing some of those aer

national security correspondent jennifer griffin live at the pair to eat pentagon with this story. >>ederal agents expand across the six states to arrest eight naval officers charged in the u.s. navy's growing "fat lender" by billy dulac bribery scandal p of the naval officers were indicted for per dissipating and as you mention wild sex parties in asia with prostitutes and expressive hotel rooms involving down here in jan lavish dinnerss of million of dollars in excess charges to the u.s. taxpayer. among the stars, recently retired rear admiral bruce loveless, a former top naval intelligence officer in the pentagon. he was arrested at his home in california tuesday. his security clearance has been suspended since 2013, a source of embarrassment for the navy's top intelligence officials who for years were unable to view classified material. loveless and other senior military officers accepted bribes to steer navy contracts from a singapore-based defense contractor leonard glen franchise, a 6'3", 350-pound contractor known as "fat leonard." he was lord to san diego and arrested three a

police are asking for help in finding two missing girls. 10-year-old winter griffin was last seen yesterday.. on kearney street northeast. she has black hair with a gray patch in the front. she was last seen wearing a white shirt, blue pants, and a pink and gray north face jacket. police are also searching for a critical missing teen. 14-year-old shaniah boyd was last seen saturday.. on sixth street southeast. she's five-four and weighs 140 pounds. coming up - breaking news from north korea. a missile launch failing overnight. why this is just the beginning of their embarassment. and winter makes a comeback. the big drop overnight, and when spring will return, next. - hard freeze tonight (bring in your plants!) - 70s return saturday - spring showers sunday today: mostly sunny, blustery, and unseasonably cool. highs: 42-47 winds: nw 10-20 g 30+ mph tonight: mainly clear. hard freeze. lows: 21-27 winds: n 5 mph thursday: mostly sunny. unseasonably cool. lighter winds. highs: 45-50 winds: n 5 mph a reptile hitching a fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why