new year's eve co-host kathy griffin fired for raising up a bloodied head of the network. i could go on and on. all of this is bad p.r. for network that's trying to complete a merger with at&t, and this kind of p.r. disaster is one after the other, it's having an effect of the integrity of this network. michael goodwin, who was a pulitzer prize winner, he said that cnn used to be trustworthy, he said now it's boring and untrustworthy. >> i'm going to say, had this been a man that they had entered into a same deal, or did they do it because he's a teenager. if so, isn't that bullying? >> he wasn't a teenager. there was a misreporting about that. >> jeanine: they didn't know it at the time, but clearly, cnn has a culture that is determined so it appears to destroy donald trump, and to destroy him to the point where they are losing all credibility. >> janine, harvard did a study a couple of weeks ago saying that 93% of cnn coverage on the trump administration is negative. about that, only seven of the 100 stories in the segments you see on there can be deemed positive. they a

because kathy griffin was blasted. she had the secret service come talk to her.depp got blasted after the comments he made and recently this guy that made the cnn video of donald trump clothes lining cnn. how come snl can get away with certain things and other people can't. >> the happy medium is where it's funny. it has to be funny first of all. when you have kathy griffin saying i'm going to do something that's shocking which she actually said and holds up the head of donald trump t-i think that's not really a joke so much as it is just her trying to get attention and then she comes out apologizes which is a bit strange. i think she found the line. >> she was saying they're coming after me trying to destroy me and i think it comes down to taking some responsibility for what you do and realizing what you put out there isn't necessarily the desired effect. sh i find her funny. i find her act funny. i didn't find that funny. i think a lot of people out there said what the heck. >> that is the difference. you have people like bill more on friday night week after we

[laughter] kathy griffin wishes that she came up with that insults. so here it is my health care plan. i still think as president you can do both of those. i think it is a lot to ask of people. so, if there was a jumper he just insulted the people then you would say that was a sick - >> what he is saying is facelift is a bad thing. this is america! i plan to get several sunday. [laughter] >> this is not a stranger, he is no stranger to this. >> he wasn't insulting her, he was insulting the work! [laughter] >> actually, you know he probably had a better dr.. >> but listen greg, there is a saying in washington that you are only as big as your biggest enemies. so in his case that would be godzilla. [laughter]

kathy griffin lost her job here at cnn, on once a year doing a new year's eve show. not anymore because of that severed head picture, and out of the 4,000 that work here, a few made a mistake. there are accountability measures we see within the press when people go too far, behavior crosses a line. we don't see that from the president or his aides. they seem to be enjoying this today, even as journalists at cnn and elsewhere face threats, death threats and other threads. listen, i get it. kayleigh, you faced that as well. experienced threats. i know a lot of conservative commentators do in the same with the liberal commentators and reporters do. this is is a widespread problem. >> not okay. >> it's a widespread problem, but the president doesn't seem to be making it any better on a day like today but making it a lot worse. >> the president has spoken. cnn responded to what the president conveyed via tweet. what about twitter itself? is there a response coming from twitter in the form of how this tool is being used, not just as a means of communication. >> right. >> b

chairman, i remember very well senator nunn's testimony with griffin bell. i served here with 379 individual u.s. senators. sam nunn is one of the absolute best i have ever served with. we have been dear friends. we sat near each other on the senate floor. i learned a lot from him. every experience with him is great except the one time we were in a darkened room and the s.w.a.t. team came in firing live ammunition around us. that's a different story. it's an honor to have you here, sam. i'm delighted to see you. give my best to colleen. >> thank you, senator leahy, very much. >> thank you, senator. before you are seated, i think save you two or three seconds, i'd like to give the oath now. do you affirm that the testimony you are about to give before the committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> i do. >> thank you very much. i think that i more or less introduced you in my opening comments. so i think now whatever time you take for the usual thing is for a statement, but also it's quite usual in this committe

>> jesse: they should nominate griffin and johnny depp.e policy side, its open borders and socialized medicine. on the sales side, it's riding into russia. i think what the person said on msnbc is right. they need a talented high energy politician that can straddle the appeal to hard-working families in middle america. but also relate to that underdog aspect of people on the coast. barack obama was able to do that. he was able to appeal because he seemed reasonable, fresh. when you treat america like that, you know you are in trouble. >> kimberly: or how to talk to the middle class and talk to working-class men and women. wow, the disconnect. >> lisa: are you proud of your country this fourth of july? varied responses from americans and a new who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's

kathy griffin holding up the chopped off head.hic and it's not just done by odd people. these are artists, they have been in some of the biggest movies. that sort of thing is appalling and i think it leads to people pulling the trigger like we saw in virginia a few weeks ago. >> kimberly: can we distinguish between the president doing this meme based on wrestling, et cetera, making a joke about it over the weekend. and something like the actor johnny depp saying it's time for another actor to kill a president. some of these other things, like kathy griffin and holding up the severed head pretending she is jihadi john. >> to answer your question, yes. home donald trump is a genius. plays the media like a cat with a flashlight. no matter what he does, they run. in other words, every week he plays them. the american people realize these people are imploding and he has mocked them. he has said i don't need you. i'm going to tweet. they are going nuts. i want more of this. the american people, the heartland loves it. this is a new era.

this includes kathy griffin who pose wednesday this picture. so disturbing.e an warning. it's an isis style photo shoot with kathy griffin holding a bloody head of president trump. and madonna talking about blowing up the white house. >> i am angry and outraged. i have thought a lot about blowing up the white house. >> sean: and this snoop dogg music video. it featured a mock execution of a person dressed as president trump. look at this. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> sean: imagine if that was barack obama or hillary clinton or any liberal. manson also released a music video with trump's likeness and what johnny depp said. take a look. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? >> [cheering] >> i am not an actor. >> however it's been a while. maybe it's time. >> sean: and shakespeare in the park where a president trump look alike was stabbed to death during a new york city performance. hollywood hates president trump and rosie o'donnell and her liberal friends are normalizing violence against our elected president. tonight while congressman steve scalis

so kathy griffin's tweet is excessive and dye tracts but yet president trump's tweet with the wwe is>> well, i think what you've seen from the media from democrats and a lot of president's critics is shock and outrage and surprise every time president trump tweets something that you might not expect from a typical u.s. president. his supporters love and that's exactly what we always could have expected from president trump but each time he does it. there's the new wave of outrage and surprise when, in fact, this is something that president trump has been a part of his personality for years. heather: it sure has. >> it's exactly what we should have expected from him once he became president. heather: sarah, thank you is for joining us. todd. todd: 19 minutes after the hour, pulling a fast one over republicans, brand-new emails giving former president obama giving supreme court pick, showing that it was politically motivating and this is important, people, one of your favorite fourth of july hot dogs just got healthier, don't forget this fourth of july we want to know what makes you a

senator nunn mentioned griffin bell and i enjoyed our talk about judge bell. now, i wish you were here under different circumstances because i am troubled by the abrupt firing of predecessor director comey. the president the white house initially misled the public on why director comey was fired. and then the president made his motivation very clear in the interview with nbc news. he said he fired director comey because of the russian thing. of course, the russian thing was the fbi's investigation into potential collusion between the kremlin and the president's campaign and administration. now, there are multiple investigations about russia. and their interference as similar interference we see by other countries. just yesterday we learned that a number of members of the trump campaign were eager to work and talk with members of the russian organization, even though they are an adversary of ours about the campaign. i talk about this not so much in history, although we need to know exactly what happened because we got to make sure it does not begin. care if the

look at kathy griffin, even though she apologized for what she did, holding up the severed head press conference after press conference. there's drama to it and that tends to help both sides. is that sa tire or were they string into the realm of being mean. like i said about chelsea handler it's like self controlling in some ways. it's rallying the troops. look at steve colbert that's no longer reaching the mass audience. it's about rallying the people. he's number one. he's doing well and it looks like he's going to keep it up even if it veers into some gross territory in terms the media as a whole, i think a lot of us are putting the mirror up and are we doing the jobs we should. i think it's good to reevaluate -- not reevaluate, but self he evaluate who you are and who you are reaching out there. does the rest of the media need to put a mirror up and say are we going doing the job? >> before nomination they're saying we clearly missed something. the steps they take, the new york times the one higher they made didn't like trump. clearly he peeled to a certain group. the one person t

. >>> in the meantime, kathy griffin back in the headlines, reportedly been interviewed by the secretce about that photo of her posing with the blooded severed head resembling president trump. the investigation into that violent photograph still ongoing, it was said griffin was interviewed by the secret service about an hour. >>> a louisiana congressman under fire for a video he posted on youtube in which he narrates from inside and outside a former nazi concentration camp posted on line by lee johnson media. in the video, representative clay higgins describe how the killings took a few minutes and the u.s. military must be eaten vincible. the memorial criticized the lawmaker later on so far, higgins, has not responded. he's inside one of gas chambers and starts talking about how the process happen and they were critical him because they said this was not the place. they thought this was more about politics and him getting his message out and there's a sign they later showed on the outside that asks to you be quiet to take a moment of silence and think about what happened >> a lot bac

. >> moments later 21-year-old jaquan griffin walked into the both ward and griffin passed away. >>> she's a mother of two killed on mother's day and the person who opened fire on interstate 95 is still on the loose tonight. the reward to find whoever killed chyrane holland is now up to $50,000. her family returned to richmond today gathering more tips in this unsolved investigation. here's michael valerio with the story. >> reporter: it's a 90-mile pilgram illegal from manassas to the middle of richmond and we have dozens and dozens of family members ready to take the drive to show the family of richmond the mother of two they lost that day. >> my daughter wasn't ready to go. somebody came and took her life. we tried to get information on who did this for act. this hurts more than -- this horrible act. this hurts more than any parent could ever bear to be gunned down like an animal. we need the community to come forth. we need these people off the streets. >> as time goes on, it gets even harder has sitten in with us that our daughter is not in this toward anymore. our innocent daug

but they don't do anything when they see the kathy griffin video. they had to be pressed to be able to fire her, remove her from the job.. or their various hosts and anchors so upset of things that are so inappropriate. the fake news story that they had to retract and fired three reporters. the list goes on and on. they are in a downward spiral. >> greg: they are nine inch nails. they issued a statement on this, lisa. did they ever release a statement when reza aslan ate a human being on their show on cnn? >> lisa: we think they would be very aware of fake news because this is what they have n been operating in over the past few months. look, we have seen so much attention as you pointed out. this fictitious russian narrative. there is no evidence of it. yet they continue to run it.iv they have had to fire three different people. basically saying it's a nothing burger. the problem with the media is they continue to overreact and overreach and now it's gotten tt the point that so many americans just don't trust them anymore. the pullout where 65% of

lori: kathy griffin answering the widely criticized for president trump.n actor supported the question for over an hour. telling reporters the client plans fully cooperate with the investigation and doesn't think it's necessary. telling "the new york times" griffin basically exercised her first amendment right to tell a joke. she lost sponsorship, jobs including her role as cohost of cnn's coverage of the photographs video from the shoot appeared on social media. train to bet there's a statement. a lot to cover when it comes to sports. caught up on all the latest headlines. tiger woods announcing that he has completed treatment to go with medication. he said a recently completed an out-of-state private intensive program. i will continue to tackle this going forward with my doctors, family and friends. i'm so thankful for all the support i have received. tiger woods arrested and was found to be under the influence. basketball at 11 tenths nba all-star by the miami heat. he's been sidelined with blood clot issues and plays a key role in the championship back

good to hear your thoughts >>> and still to come, hedge fund manager ken griffin puchlsed a paintingmillion. that makes it the most expensive work of art ever sold. found out what else is citadel founder has that's the most expensive ever taakng up on "fast money," reil me iing a comeback today and one technician has two names you might want to buy on the bounce he'll reveal them at 5:00. (upbeat dance music) (bell ringing) [car tires screech] [bell rings] >>> ken griffin set the record for the expensive painting ever bought and it's not the only mote expen, he joins us u and he's tallied it up. >> ken griffin now holding the title for paying the highest price ever for a work of art in 2015, he bought this piece called interchange for a reported around $300 million at the time, it was the second highest price ever paid for a work of art after a gogan that sold for over $300 million now, court case revealed it sold for 210 million, so that makes griffin now the number one he also holds the record for the highest price paid in the u.s. for a home over $200 million for three whole floor

perfect is the son-in-law of the president. >> drew griffin joins us, this dowse seem like an explicitnterest. >> that is why many are asking for explanation, why they're crying foul on this. jared kushner's explanation is simple, he is not involved in this. but up until yesterday were using to raise money only highlights to families how valuable it's going to be for the kushner companies these four years, maybe eight that they can sell, promote or benefit, anderson, from people knowing they have a relative in the white house. >> drew griffin, i appreciate the update. >>> up next, o.j. simpson's claim at the parole hearing that he has basically led a conflict-free life. 0. alright, and before that? you mean after that? no, i'm talking before that. do you have things you want to do before you retire? oh yeah sure... ok, like what? but i thought we were supposed to be talking about investing for retirement? we're absolutely doing that. but there's no law you can't make the most of today. what do you want to do? i'd really like to run with the bulls. wow. yea. hope you're fast. i am. get

griffin apologized for the steadfast month calling it a "joke."ikely the first of its kind. a parent in canada is fighting to admit their child's sex from the birth certificate, arguing the child should be able to identify whether they want to be identified as a boy or girl. watch. >> why is it that you want neither male nor female indicated on searyl's birth certificate? >> i don't believe it is capable to get a 100% all of the time guess on that question. >> dana: joining us right now, former arkansas governor and fox news contributor mike huckabee. i'm sure these parents have the child's best interests at heart from their point of view. it may not be the choice i make. but is this a situation where we have culture, science, ethics, religion all crushing at once and the government sitting there saying, we don't actually make birth certificates like that? >> dana, this is a disturbing story on many, many levels. but one of them is because there really is 1 of 2 choices. a person is a mail or is a female. that is a biological reality. you can pret

also, dominick griffin, a homeless single father of two. currently looking for work. welcome to you all. thanks for being here. dominick let me begin with you, you are a father of two sons. ages four and seven. >> yes. >> where do you and your boys sleep at night? >> at this moment in time, if not a hotel, we resort to shelters. if not a shelter, have any beds left. we resort to our car. >> how long have you been homeless? >> since march 12th, 2017. at 6:44 in the morning. a certain day, a certain time thaw just don't forget. >> what happened. >> we were evicted from our home because i couldn't sustain the job. the jobs that i had at that moment in time. based on the fact of child care issues, it seemed i was making too much money at the point in time on paper to where i couldn't get the child care assistance that i needed. so i had to make the hard choice of going to work or watching my children. i didn't have the stability of family members to help me out as much as they said that they would. so the word commitment means something to me, but to a lot of other people

when you do things like what we saw kathy griffin did chopping off the president's head. shine between first amendment and responsibility. she is doing this to get comic relief for a tryout they have yet to book her on. she doesn't like president trump's policies, talk about the fiscal cliff instead throwing someone off the cliff. judge jeanine: the crazy part. all this is you have got ma don and kathy griffin, then you have got shakespeare in the park. this is normalizing violence. it's almost as though in spite of what just happened with congressman scalise, you would think they would say we have a congressman thought looking just to kill republicans, not democrats. maybe there ought to be some silencing of the left. >> well, again, when people are continuing to pro moisture and looking to revive their careers. madonna living in a material world. perhaps she should focus on the economy and getting some material and hands to the workers who currently don't have jobs in america. this is just yet another distraction to not keep us focused on the issues that really matter.

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the comments madonna made and cathy griffin. does it hurt the liberal movements. i don't think it helps at all. it's offensivive. griffin it's a little bit much. it seems like the right really thinks this is great. we will milk the anger. it's like culture warriors. they are back at it. okay. does anybody care what she says? >> i don't. i don't think jesse does either. >> people are pushing obama off a cliff. come on! we are covering the story. >> wait a minute. ted nudgent is saying horrible things. >> that's all you have. >> no, no, no. >> [overlapping talking]. >> all right, all right. what do you think of this video>> i i think of rosie o'donnell of not a fan of the president. >> [laughing]. >> we would have never give you that idea. >> she is looking for attention and unemployed. she had talent but lost her way. put that can johnny depp and madonna and snoop dogg, this is not helping them. >> president trump is reinvigorating ward up hollywood carries. it's proportional to how much president trump will win the reelection. >> it's a video game. >> [overlapping

kathy griffin wishes she came up with that insult.ke is because her facelift was bleeding and here's my health care plan. i don't think, as president, you can do both of those. it's a lot to ask of people. if there was a job where he just insulted the people, i'd be like, yeah, that was a sick bird. >> why is a facelift a bad thing. this is america. i plan to get several sunday. [laughter] >> let's be honest, there's a man who has had fake breasts and his orbit around him but he's not a stranger to a doctor being in the vicinity. that's the point. he wasn't insulting her he was insulting the work. [laughter] 's five he probably had a better doctor. >> greg, there's a saying in washington that you are only as big as your biggest enemy. in tara's case that would be godzilla. [laughter] so, with this tweets, the president simultaneously diminished himself and elevated his enemies. if had ignored them, that the worst punishment. greg: i kind of agree with you. i have to ask you though, trainee, it's hard to feel sympathy for these history

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[laughter] kathy griffin wishes that she came up with that insults. care plan. i still think as president you can do both of those. i think it is a lot to ask of people. so, if there was a jumper he just insulted the people then you would say that was a sick - >> what he is saying is facelift is a bad thing. this is america! i plan to get several sunday. [laughter] >> this is not a stranger, he is no stranger to this. >> he wasn't insulting her, he was insulting the work! [laughter] >> actually, you know he probably had a better dr.. >> but listen greg, there is a saying in washington that you are only as big as your biggest enemies. so in his case that would be godzilla. [laughter] >> i see a love connection. >> with this tweet he elevated his enemies. if you just ignore them it would be worth punishment. >> i kind of agree with you because i do not think well i don't know, i to ask you though is hard to feel sympathy for these pedestrian status seekers. it's like maybe if it was someone else he was insulting but they always come every morning they a

drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. >> drew, thank you. let's get analysis from the professor of international politics at city university in london. live in the london bureau this hour. it is good to have you with us. donald trump jr. said there was nothing more to this. you heard that in the piece that ran previously. the drip, drip, drip continues. we know there were more people in the room. more than previously disclosed. how big of a problem is this for the white house? >> this seems to be this is the first hard evidence that has come about with official meetings or collusion with russian individuals with people who are very close to the trump leadership and campaign. i think this is a very, very difficult one. this has changed the game. prior to that, there was whether somebody did this or that. there wasn't any evidence. in the e-mails, it suggested active attempt to try to get some very, very polar information or good information if you like on hillary clinton. and to use it. i would say there is still a big question. quite a few l

right, we have to story for you, following kathy griffin, rosie o'donnell, now sparking controversy afterng a quote, president killing game on twitter. details. also rapper snoop dogg sending out this video depicting the beating of a police officer to his 18 million instagram followers. he said, it is about that time. but first this -- opioid crisis killing so many people in american, in ohio, so much so that state of ohio is running out of rooms at morgues. we have a sheriff on that story for you, he said, he will not let his deputies carry the narcan on duty. you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. i wanted to know where i did my ancestrydna. the most shocking result was that i'm 26% native american. i had no idea. it's opened up a whole new world for

>> you go back to kathy griffin, i think it's a little bit much.n it seems to me like the right thinks this is great, we'll milk the resentment, the anger. it seems to me like a culture wars redux,re they're back at i, okay. does anybody care what she says, i think on your side the answer is no. it's before i definitely don't. i don't think jesse does either. >> jesse: if they had a video game more people pushing obama off the cliff you're saying the leftward milk that? >> juan: recovering the story. when ted nugent is saying horrible thing. >> jesse: all you have is ted nugent. the new hampshire state senator. when you think of this video. >> brian: she is looking for attention, she is unemployable. she had talent, she has lost her way. when you put that with johnny depp, madonna, kathy griffin as well as snoop dogg, this is an extremely bad trend. they don't understand, this is not helping them. it's helping president trump because people who voted forma president trump are propelled by attitudes like that. >> dana: i think president trump is rei

. >> kathy griffin. >> as we head to break. live look across the d.c.n this early hour. 5:12 is the time. fox news morning is back after this ♪♪ what's better than an iced or frozen coffee on a hot summer day? nothing. dunkin's got all your favorite flavors this summer. keep cool out there, kids. america runs on dunkin'. z2d1iz z16fz >> the u.s. and south korea reportedly fired missiles into the waters of south korean coast as a show of force in response to missile test on monday. u.s. confirmed kim jung un regime successful missile. it do have reached alaska. united nation's bam bar door nikki haley requested emergency meeting to discuss north korea. >> president joins g 20 summit in poland. they want him to take a hard line with vladimir putin when the team meets on friday. it's among allegations influenced the 2016 presidential election. >> oregon is first state in nation to issue gepder neutral driver's license. they can mark gend were x instead of male or female. d.c. began issuing sim

kathy griffin photo to me was just in shock. it did look like isis propaganda. a president, this rosie o'donnell thing i don't think it as dramatic. just her being stupid. what do you make of this? is this as far as a beheading photo? >> no, this won't make barren trump cry or isis propaganda, not completely crazy but rosie is and she is an absolute gem. if she didn't exist donald trump would have to invent her to be his foil. rob: he likes to have an enemy and likes the back and forth of it. >> sick again, republicans are shot at because of this violent rhetoric. she does whatever she wants, she will tweet about pushing donald trump off a cliff and she should pipe down a little bit. >> a little bit ridiculous, donald trump in the past made fun of her weight, called her a loser, pick this fight a couple times where she went too far as in 2016 when she questions whether his son was artistic which i think that was far more ridiculous than this game where you push the character of donald trump off a cliff. >> donald trump has been on tv for decades and they got pos

here's fox's jennifer griffin. >> welcome home! >> reporter: the soldiers he worked with called him fred. he participated in more than 500 combat missions translating for the u.s. military for the past 13 years in afghanistan. sergeant ryan craig and 25 members of the pennsylvania national guard and the veteran charity no one left behind greeted him at the airport recalling how fred saved all of their lives. >> completely cut off, no air support, limited artillery battle fred was redirecting us they're going to come from the east side p they're going to come from the west side. giving us that valuable intelligence that kept us safe. >> so he saved your lives? >> absolutely. a hundred percent. >> reporter: it took them five years of pushing to get him a special immigrant visa to the u.s. and out of harm's way. >> awe death threat was placed on his life and they put a note on his door and they said we know what your son is doing. he will die like no other. >> reporter: former fbi agent flew in from nebraska where he will help settle

our for the past three years of fighting isis, $13 billion. $13 million a day. >> chris: jennifer griffin from the pentagon. homeland security department says 180 airlines worldwide have complied with the first phase of enhanced secured he measures outlined last month. that comes as we learn u.s. security officials have tested terrorist explosive devices that could be placed in electronics and are strong enough to bring down a passenger jet. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge as the story. >> speaking at the aspen security conference, homeland security secretary john kelly confirmed they tested a prototype laptop computer bomb before rolling out new rules for electronic devices. >> we tested it on a real airplane. on the ground, pressurized. great >> first time kelly has described in depth the intelligence that led to restrictions on laptop computers for flights into the u.s. by march, kelly said the intelligence had a crisis point. it was sophisticated, real, targeted at certain airports. >> similar device nearly brought down this jet in somalia last year but it failed b

record for paying the highest price ever for a work of art n.2015 griffin bought this piece called "hange" for around $300 million. at the time it was the second highest price ever paid for a work of art after a gaugin that sold for over $400,000 that actually sold 210 griffin moves to number one. he holds the record for the highest price ever paid in the u.s. for a home. in the 2015 he paid over $200 million for three floors of a new manhattan luxury tower 220 central park south 18,000 square feet and that price is before he builds it out. bought the most expensive home in miami, the penthouse for $60 million, 10 million over the asking price probably back on market probably because he's building a home in palm beach believed to be the most expensive in florida. he spent $230 million on land alone. he's assembling 13 acres with nearly 900 feet of ocean footprint. will the build a 55,000 square foot glass house before that he had the title of the most expensive residence in chicago and paid the highest price ever for manhattan office space with a portion of his office space at $300 p

jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. rich edison is live at the state department. first let's go to rick leventhal live at the united nations. so what are the security council members looking to accomplish today, rick? >> reporter: no new sanctions expected at the session, just getting underway, but i'm told ambassador haley is trying to lay the groundwork for more resolutions in the future, and wanted the session on the record to put more pressure on the north korean allies, china and russia, to make it more difficult for them to defend kim jong-un's actions as he continues to thumb his nose at the international community. north korea among the most sanctioned nations in world, but that's done little to slow them down so far. ultimately it come down to, as you mentioned, what russia and china are willing to do. if china stops exporting oil to its neighbor, kim jong-un might finally succumb to the pressure. others say that kim jong-un has said he'd be willing to change everything if the u.s. were willing to suspend military operations in that region. not clear if t

national security correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon to tell us what that might mean. >> when president trump asked for military options in north korea, this units of b-1 bombers could be called on. they carry the largest conventional payload in the u.s. air force and fly almost weekly over the korean peninsula. >> i have some pretty severe things we are thinking about. that doesn't mean we are going to do them. i don't draw redlines. >> in the wake of the missile test july 4th, defense secretary jim mattis talking off-camera to reporters today downplayed any talk of war. >> i do not believe this capability itself brings us closer to war. the president and that secretary of state has been clear we are leading with diplomatic and economic efforts. >> so what are the options? >> there is evidently an underground facility being built or in operation to develop uranium for weapons. this is a centrifuge. it's possible you could use penetrators to destroy it. >> north korea has an estimated ten plutonium-based nuclear warheads. it's the thousands of artillery units trained on t

some of the standouts include ken griffin citadel. his fund is up about o krrch-zi, its master fund is up 7.5%, melissa. >> leslie, thank you very much we see this a lot for these guys who are looking for values karen's just not an easy time in this sort of mark. >> no, it's not. it's not an easy time, not that a pairs trade, but when you're long value in the crazy valuation, that becomes difficult. but david einhorn is an outstanding manager. a brilliant guy. i think when a short gets too big, most managers i assume david, would be taking in, so you don't hawant to have this mh risk you can't allow yourself to have as much in a short as you can in a long because of the infineon nat way sure, it's been painful, but he's an excellent manager. he are not become the giant tes tesla short fund he's a brilliant guy excellent manager. out of favor now, i believe he will come back in favor. >> how about the fact he is short these bubble stocks. tesla being one of them. that he's only down 2.3% is miraculous it says something about because he

if they were held in a super max facility it would only be $100,000 per year. >> bret: jennifer griffin, thank you. fox news alert, update to the story. the arrest of an active-duty u.s. army soldier on terrorism charges. fox news has confirmed the arrest of ikaika kang. fbi says he's been under investigation for more than a year. accused of swearing allegiance to isis, attempting to provide military documents and training to isis. the bureau believes kang was acting alone. iraqi forces battling isis terrorists on a day that the prime minister declared a total victory for iraq. the commanders say they are still areas of the old city that must be cleared of explosive devices and possible isis fighters in hiding. to the syrian civil war and the second day of the latest cease-fire. john huddy reports from the israeli controlled section of the golan heights. >> this is a village in southern syria back in 2011. this is what's left of it today. a mosque and holmes, now rubble. the u.n. estimates more than 400,000 people have been killed in syria since 2011. quneitra province, 1 of 3 de-escala