the griffin gun has none of required markings and on was two, the griffin gun never delivered to the war department for service in the civil war. right, it is is not a civil war gun. unfortunately for the general, gun is quite real, pre-war prototype. the markings on the griffin gun appear not on the mussel, but trunyon, protruding sideway from the center of the tube by which it is mounted on the carriage. case of this particular griffin gun, it has been painted trunyon times that the markings are barely discernible, even in the brightest daylight. i'm happy to report that information in the book is out of date because they have and now you can't read them. the book.k with adding to mystery the gun is just as spelled, legendary mini-ball misspells the name of the french developer laude monet, griffin gun is brain child of john griffin, who an ordinance rifle, which is also referred to as the gr griffin gun, making life more difficult, there in lies the tale. prestige, president of the loop states and the ussprinceton, the first war ship navy.e u.s. there have been many uss ct 59, the

first kathy griffin.his is below kathy griffin. >> gillian: okay. >> jesse: and cnn put that on and i don't know what is going on over there. this is also another example -- >> kimberly: go investigate. >> jesse: of the media not covering the story. this is a fox news anchor said something jokingly about assassinating president obama. that would be the head of the "new york times," on all the network newscasts. but this is one of their own so they cover up for it. who is the actress the other day that -- >> juan: jennifer lawrence? >> jesse: hurricane was punishment for us voting for trump. no one covered that except this channel. >> greg: and it was true! >> gillian: here is the difference. tell me if you think i'm wrong, juan. he is not a journalist. he is just a tv celebrity chef. can't he say whatever he wants? or does he have to be neutral and not politically correct all the time. >> juan: these are explosive times. president trump is still active on social media. he is a media presence. this week we

what did we learn from what drew griffin was just reporting? one, when drew griffin says he hasn't seen anything like this before -- listen to it. absorb it because this man is a veteran, he's been through just about every scenario we expect with irma. so what does that mean that you see these long lines? you have a -- a little bit of a delicate dynamic. you have heeding the call and the urgency from government has been very heightened. get out, respond to the evacuation calls. go to a shelter, find somewhere else. so now people start to listen. it's a good thing as we heard from the fema executives yesterday. you want to inform, you want to inspire. once you check those two things. can you accommodate the need? you start seeing the lines and the state is going to have to expand its shelter system. how does it do that? it has to make calls to different buildings. different management aspects. government, nongovernmental. private, create deals and cooperation, to have places open up. that takes time that creates variability so people like who yo

i want to check in with drew griffin outside the germane arena. drove by your location about an hour and a half ago. the lines were extraordinarily long. how are they now? >> i can toll you from driving that same route you saw half of the people. at least several thousand are still in line. they of been in line for hours trying to get into this shelter with all kinds of needs themselves. we of seen many of them, many people had to be -- have medical help just come to them while they're waiting in line trying to get in. all of this taking place while the wind increases, while we're hoping to hold the rain off. i want to talk to alex and betty. you guys have been waiting a long time. how long have you been out here? >> we got here about 8:30 this morning. >> 8:30 in the morning. it's now past noon, i believe. >> yes. >> your husband is actually holding his place. adrian is holding your place in line. >> yes. two of our children are there. >> this is your mom? >> she's my mother. >> how are you doing? >> fine, thank you. >> has it been a long wait fo

griffin is also charged with attempted murder. the shooting happened tuesday morning when investigators say the three men got into an argument. police believe griffin ran to his car... grabbed a gun and shot his step-father. his half-brother drove to a nearby liquor store .... where he called 9-1-1. he was shot in theupper body -- and is expected to survive. ( darya ) a man from novato now has his mother's ashes after they were stolen from his truck. william nave planned on fulfilling his mother's dying wish of spreading her ashes just outside the golden gate. nave was also going to scatter the ashes of his german shepard who also recently passed away. he was visiting a friend in rohnert park last week when his truck was stolen with his mother's and his dog's remains inside it. a boy ended up finding a backpack with the mother's remains inside it at a nearby <> <"his father opened up the backpack. saw the contents. realized they weren't drugs. he realized what was in there and i said "wow you are kidding me. you have my mom's ashe

but first, i want to check back in with drew griffin who's not too far from outside ft. myers. he's outside a shelter that can accommodate, i think he said previously about 8,000 people. but we'll double check that. at last we checked with him he estimated as many as 2,500 still outside waiting to get in. drew, what's it like there now? and how many people actually can get into that shelter? >> they say 8,000. they think everybody here is going to get in. anderson, i want to answer a question you had for me last hour. this is what last minute decision looks like. these people woke up this morning, many of them telling me they looked at the new forecast and realized they too had to get out. many of the barrier islands had already evacuated on thursday and friday. a lot of lee county and collier county shelters were full. but i'm just going to walk down this line as quickly as i can so you get a sense of how many people are still here, still trying to get into this shelter and now we have wind blowing and the potential for some rain bands to come in. and many of these people have

>> yeah. >> reporter: griffin's dad is one of the parents who called 911. what did you do then? >> we got them behind the dugout, a block structure. >> reporter: did you ever see who was shooting? >> no. >> reporter: police investigated and on property next to the baseball field found a young man with a rifle who was target shooting. >> we took it seriously and responded with multiple officers, and we were able to quickly locate them and we were quickly able to determine that he was target shooting. >> reporter: police and charged 19-year-old milan espinosa with reckless firing of a firearm. he was here with his mom and sister. his mom didn't want to go on camera but said that he was shooting at a lurm number cans. >> the police came here and he was very, very upset. he wasn't -- he didn't know about what danger it was. >> reporter: what would you say to the parents who are frightened? >> don't worry. don't worry. my son is not a monster. he is a very nice guy. he is trying to do his best. >> reporter: so this was a mistake? >> yeah, it was a mistake. >> reporter: in virginia, i

let's go to drew griffin right now. he's in fort myers and the shelters where people have been coming in by droves to get to safety once they heard fort myers was in the bull's eye. drew. >> that's right. and the big news here is the line is gone. they said everybody would fit, everybody is fitting. that entire line, john, that strung all the way around the building and into the parking lot, two and three times, has now diminished. these are people who were inside, they're coming back outside getting their stuff, the and taking care of a situation with the dogs. they have all the dogs in the area and trying to figure out the owners and their dogs and how they fit into a shelter with several thousands of people. but just as the rain fell heavy they had a big push to get everybody inside. and so this shelter which can hold 8,000 still has room for more, has everybody inside. really good news we've been watching this all day wondering how they were going to get people in. they finally did it. this shelter is ready to brace

griffin is also charged with attempted murder. the shooting happened tuesday morning on lawton street. investigators say, the three men got into an argument. police believe griffin ran to his car... grabbed a gun and shot his step-father. his half-brother drove to a nearby liquor store .... where he called 9-1-1. he was shot in theupper body -- and is expected to survive. ( james ) new this morning... police have arrested four people from the bay area for poaching abalone in mendocino and sonoma counties.. we have new pictures of the arrests this morning. two of the suspects are from the east bay. the others are from san jose. wildlife officials say the four people were selling the abalone on the black market. the suspects had been under investigation for the last five months. police say some of the four people arrested had previously been convicted for similar ( james ) happening now... fire crews in the north bay are working to fully contain a fire burning in marin county. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon and has burned ar

it's below kathy griffin. and i think cnn parent company put that on.'t know what's going on over there. this is an example of the media not covering the story. think about if a fox news anchor said something jokingly about assassinating president obama. thathe will be the head of all e network newscast. they will cover up for them and they won't do this. and jennifer lawrence said the hurricane was punishment for us for voting for trauma. >> kimberly: here's the difference, tell me if you think i'm wrong. he's ael celebrity chef, can he say whatever he want? >> juan: president trump is so active on social media that this week we had hail over at espnci saying that he is a white supremacist. i think you have to say when you're speaking about the president of the united states should be sure what you're doing but you should not be talking about violent things. b i agree that he's not a journalist and is not saying it seriously but i do think that the right loves the idea that there is hypocrisy. i get tired of it. >> jesse: will go to sleep one because i

we have team coverage with jennifer griffin at the pentagon. first, richardson is live from the white house. >> good evening. president trump was meeting this afternoon with his national security team to discuss another milestone in north korea's weapons development. they been warning north korea that all options on the table. this afternoon the president was ask as he is walking across the white house at st. john's church if he plans on taking the military option. >> mr. president, will you attack north korea? >> the president saying there, we'll see to the question will you attack north korea. meanwhile, the diplomacy continues. rex tillerson calling his south korean counterpart read the white house as president trump spoke with the japanese prime minister, according to the white house readout it says president trump reaffirmed the commitment of the united states to defend our homeland, territories and allies with a full range of diplomatic, conventional and nuclear abilities at our disposal. tomorrow there's an emergency meeting of the unite

national security correspondent jennifer griffin is here. >> good evening. south korean officials say they see signs north korea is preparing for another intercontinental ballistic missile launch which could reach the united states and guam. they restated what u.s. intelligence said for the first time recently. they believe north korea has miniaturized a nuclear device that can be fitted to a ballistic missile. the president spoke to his defense secretary jim mattis and the cia director mike pompeo today as he waves his military options. hours after the u.s. warned it had many military options to deal with north korea, south korea began a live fire exercise involving f-15 f-15 fr jets. the mock target was the exact distance to north korea's sites. south korea announced it had strengthens the deployment of thaad. the u.s. launched planes from japan to take air samples to test for radioactive particles to determine the size and yield of the bomb. the u.s. geological survey with the explosion at a 6.3 magnitude. north korea's first nuclear test was in 2006. ove

. >> griffin campbell could have died in that wall collapse but yet he was found with criminal chargesgainst him, he was convicted and put in jail. this is a great injustice. it's justice working two different ways in one city calling it one justice system. >> griffin campbell is serving a 15 to 30 year sentence. the n a. acp, naacp is working to get him a new trial. toxicology reports showed benschop had painkillers and marijuana in his system at the time. benschop was sentenced to seven and a half to 15 years behind bars. >> flags in new jersey flying at half-staff today in honor of the late state senator jim whelan. the former atlantic city mayor and state senator died last month of a heart attack at the age of 68. some lawmakers say whelan was atlantic city's biggest champion and are planning to introduce a bill to remain boardwalk hall in his honor. >> earlier this morning president trump announced he is working on a plan to protect daca and enhance border security measures. the president had dinner with democratic congressional leaders last night about maintaining protections for

griffin was heating hot iron bars and intertwining them. the president would name him as his main armament designer. employed his technique for the construction of a field gun which became known as the griffin gun. he patented the technique on the one day the patent office was closed. 25thtmas day december 1875. all of the guns merit -- bear that patent date including the one at that gettysburg museum. only three are known to survive. this one day to mounted on a irn and one of the pennsylvania state college. that is the only one sitting on a gun carriage. at half a ton it was a awfully heavy to for delivering the shot. in terms of metallurgy this gun was a breakthrough. withuld later experiment raw iron sheets. thus he invented the ordinance rifle which was 200 pounds later than the gun and would fire a project out twice its size. therefore it never came out of the prototype stage. it is not known how this gun came to gettysburg. the property has changed and several times reopening in 2015. the current owners only note that it came with th

when she held a severed head and said it was comedy comedian kathy griffin outraged trump and his backers when she staged a mock beheading of the president earlier this year she also lost her job as a result of that. president trump was not at the emmy awards last night in los angeles he wasn't there but yes he was and if it wasn't trump and the middle of a joke or upon than it was someone who used to work for him take a look. i am god i am with you and nice period both in person and around the world. what was he thinking. i'm going to get some advice from my next guest he is a five time emmy nominee and self he has been called the best political satirist in the us his name is a will durst and he joins me from san francisco tonight i see you smiling big hair of welcome to the day i mean when you watch sean spicer roll onto the stage at the emmys is he is he doing satire of himself how did you read that yeah it was it was poking fun at a. group in that he does have a sense that you know and it's it's. it's late when hillary you know was loose and easy after the election or was it where was

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called griffin and her boyfriend. here's the sound that was released an published on huffington post's website. >> go [ bleep ] yourself serious seriously? you call on my grandkids at 9:00 you're not even the [ bleep ] owner. your son [ bleep ] who donald trump kind of put the heat on. now you're calling the cops [ bleep ] you. [ bleep ] kathy. you're not our [ bleep ] neighbor you're the [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> a lot of bleeped out words there. in a statement kb homes says mr. mezger regrets losing his temper and apologizes for the language he used. huffington post reached out to kb home's board but no comment landon dowdy joins us with what has the internet buzzing this morning. >> good morning. late night is getting political. jimmy kimmel is calling out senator bill cassidy the late-night host said cassidy is a liar attacking the republican's latest attempt to repeal obamacare in may, cassidy said he would support any future bills that no child would be denied healthcare because the family could not afford it now

we have team coverage with jennifer griffin at the pentagon. first, richardson is live from the white house. >> good evening. president trump was meeting this afternoon with his national security team to discuss another milestone in north korea's weapons development. they been warning north korea that all options on the table. this afternoon the president was ask as he is walking across the white house at st. john's church if he plans on taking the military option. >> mr. president, will you attack north korea? >> the president saying there, we'll see to the question will you attack north korea. meanwhile, the diplomacy continues. rex tillerson calling his south korean counterpart read the white house as president trump spoke with the japanese prime minister, according to the white house readout it says president trump reaffirmed the commitment of the united states to defend our homeland, territories and allies with a full range of diplomatic, conventional and nuclear abilities at our disposal. tomorrow there's an emergency meeting of the unite

former redskins quarterback robert griffin the third is responding to claims that he celebrated when washington fired coach mike shanahan. thats accoring to former teammate santana moss. he was on "chad dukes versus the world" this week on 106-7 the fan. take a listen to what he said. it did not take long for r-g-3 to fire back on social media. "no subtweeting needed...santana moss, i treat you like a brother and have always had your back. to openly lie about me is a betrayal....." at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - maria heading towards puerto rico. landfall just a few hours away. - still a category 5. max winds 165 mph - unseasonably warm weather ahead - fall arrives friday at 4:02 pm - dry through the weekend today: mostly sunny. warm and muggy. highs: 85-88 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: clear to partly cloudy. patchy fog. lows: 63-68 winds: nw 5 mph thursday: mostly sunny to partly cloudy. highs: 84-87 winds: nw 5 mph it appears less and less people want to it appears less and less people want to be like mike. what new shoe sale numbers reveal about an iconic sneaker company.

drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. >> drew griffin, thank you for that. panel, josh rogue an, a columnist for the "washington post" and david druker for the washington examiner. josh, first to you, these details emerging about the kind of data facebook was able to gather during the last election, they turned this data over to robert mueller's team. help us understand how this fits in the bigger picture? mueller is looking at a lot of things, 9 dismissal of michael flynn and paul manafort's finances. put this in context for us. >> we're getting more and more information about the scope and scale of russian government and russian government supported efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. the fact that we're -- now these companies are admitting they became used platforms for this kind of interference is shocking and will help the mueller team get to the bottom of the extent of the russian interference. doesn't speak to the issue of collusion but it doesn't not speak to that. the question going forward will be, how were these russian support

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host: a union member in griffin, georgia. good morning. caller: good morning. what he's not telling you is no one forces you to join a union. i used to work for the phone company. no one forced me to join the union. i joined voluntarily and the union dues were not that much. and he's also not telling you that if you live and work in a right to work state, they can fire you for no reason or any reason. they don't have to have a reason to fire you. they can just say we don't need you anymore and you're stuck out there by yourself. and if you don't belong to a union, how in the world will you negotiate for yourself, just one person? one person walks in and says i need a raise and then next week they say no, we don't want to give her a raise, we'll find a reason to get rid of her. so he needs to stop spinning and sprouting all those lies he's telling. host: let's let mark mix respond. caller: thanks for the call and thanks for joining voluntarily in the labor union and you're one example of how a union provided benefit to you. i think the legal doctrine you're talk

we're going to check in with our drew griffin who's there in the hour ahead. but first, let's get the latest most porntdly on where this storm is headed. allison chinchar is in the weather center. bring us up to date. >> right, anderson. take a look at what we have right now, imagery where we can see the latest on irma. winds 125 miles per hour gusting up to 155 miles per hour. the movement it's been what we call wobbling where it's going back and forth between west and north and west and north. the question is when does it finally start to make that really sharp turn to the north. we focus on the maximum wind gusts. notice for the most part it's the western half of florida where we have our strongest winds. key west, this will be our peak maximum wind gusts around 138 miles per hour. but say up around ft. myers 136, even tampa going to be in the triple digits right around 116 miles per hour. the track itself will still take it over portions of the keys and then riding up along the western coast making a very close call towards naples, ft. myers, even into tam

myers where we were withdrew griffin, south of tampa. alex, are people heeding the new warnings and concerns? and what are the preparations like that are in place there right now? >> well largely, they are, let me give you a sense, we in port charlotte as you mentioned on the west coast, we just came from the east coast. we started to see last night in ft. lauderdale, the beginning of the effects of hurricane irma, the winds picking up. as the storm tracked to the west, we're heading north towards sarasota as we speak. we're in one of our roving vehicles. i want to take advantage of the cameras around to show you what exactly we're seeing. this is the road heading west out towards the coast. we're going to turn right towards sarasota and if you look out the side, these are the homes that we're going past. now to a large extent this is what the officials want to see, there are very few people around. very few cars on the road. you can see a lot of these cars are boarded up. they have hurricane shutters. their cars are between walls, you c

drew griffin is outside the germane arena. that's off highway i-75. how many people -- last we talked you said just estimate, several thousand people still standing in line. >> yeah. isle say there's maybe ta 25 00, 3,000, still in line outside the arena. this is the front of the line. these people have been waiting on average four, five hours. te hold-up, first they have to make sure it's staffed. a registration form, one for each family, register, any special needs, any kind of thing that might be made aware of, medical staff. also have to figure out what to do with their pets, get the rules on that, but this line, anderson, as you can see, it just goes down around this arena, wraps all the way around the side of the arena and out into the parking lot. people are being patient. in fact, let's just walk ahead. this guy has an interesting story. your whole family, right? how long have you been here? >> 7:30. >> in the morning. and how many family members? >> ten. >> and this is an interesting family. obviously you have an ethnic pround. when we showed

cheryl: jennifer griffin out of washington. the trump administration today retaliating against russia. announcing that's ordering the closing of three russian diplomatic facilities. conference san francisco into annexes in washington and new york. this comes one day before the russian government's deadline for 755 american diplomatic personnel to leave russia. we are coming right back with a lot more. stay with us. mike pence during the harvey devastation and meeting with storm victims. >> we will be here every day until this city and this state and this region rebuild that are the never before. cheryl: will discuss the trump administration's handling of the disaster with ed rollins. in los angeles voting to wipe columbus day off the calendar. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i kno

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when you have your hosts holding up severed heads like kathy griffin did.n though she is entertainment. >> brian: she did get fired. >> called the host a president a pos on twitter he got fired. bourdain i want to poison the president, final there is a pattern. that makes our argument for us that cnn is working against us and not trying to report on what we're doing even though we are not talking about journalists or reporters. everyone gets lumped together and it's not fair. >> brian: five big stories and four is good for trump and one is bad. of the one that is bad leads. people say erroneously well that's fake news. we are not saying it didn't happen. we are saying it's disproportionate the way you are covering it this is an example of something i think at the very least say kidding. shouldn't have said it let's back up. >> not a lot to ask for. >> as he says anthony bourdain i didn't like donald trump when he was just a billionaire. >> he says he has utter and complete contempt for him. he can say all that wants. >> brian: friday night, still go to the

home's isof kb cutting the ceos bonus by of his profanee tirade against comedian kathy griffin.y warn he will be fired if he does anything like that again. his outburst was recorded after kathy griffin and her boyfriend called police to complain about noise. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. still ahead, is not easy being mark zuckerberg right now. we will discuss the political crises facing him next. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is bloomberg markets. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. is mark zuckerberg running for president? he is contemplating his political future at a moment when he has not figured out his political present. problems ofcebook fake news in russian propaganda and other tensions with washington. you can read all about in the new issue of bloomberg businessweek. it's the cover story. caskin cowrote the story and joins us now. tell us why people think mark zuckerberg might be thinking about political office. going on is that zuckerberg is ridiculously influential. people don't totally appreciate the fact that this is a guide who is richer th

police say the argument escalated, and that is when griffin pulled out a gun and started shooting.43-year-old death -- up solder -- stepfather died, and sister is in critical condition. >>> attempted murder and assault, for attempting to run down to san landry -- san leandro officers with his car. accused of stealing alcohol from a safeway, and trying to escape in his car. two officers were near the driver side door, when gordon put the car into reverse, both officers were dragged and went to the hospital, gordon was arrested in oakland the next day. both officers are recovering from their injuries.>>> knew it 10:00, facebook has signed a new office lease in san francisco. they plan to occupy 436,000 square feet of office space at the 181 fremont building, it is still going up near the salesforce tower. facebook is headquartered in menlo park, and members of their instagram team will be working in the office space in san francisco, it will hold between 2000 and 3000 employees. >>> the oakland a's has signed a lease for office space at jack london square, it puts the front office cl

howie: jennifer griffin, thanks so much for calling in. we'll go to houston and talk about the personal challenges of covering a disaster of this magnitude. howie: what's the personal impact on journalists covering this flooden and devastation in houston. griff jenkins joins us. is it a little intimidating? griff: absolutely. the biggest challenge has been mobility. the magnitude is more than a week, 51 inches of rain. it's gladded out. the road, the highways. so getting from one place to another has been very difficult. we have had to get boats and paddle ourselves. we have had to tuck our way into law enforcement boats. mobility is the biggest challenge. my cameraman david williams and producer a.j. hall. i could not have been with a better team that was more fearless and willing to go everywhere we went to bring you the story as it unfolded. howie: is it a bit overwhelming? you are in a position where people are dying, tens of thousands of people have lost their homes. the emotional impact on you as you tell these stories. griff: any re

> he is the neighbor of kathy griffin and her partner.pparently they don't have a good relationship. the neighbor called police to file a noise complaint against mezger it sounds like mezger started screaming at them from his yard in a profanity-laced rant that was captured on griffin and her partner's home security system they leaked it to huffington post or something like that. >> you can't go anywhere and lose it. it's going to be on video. >> you would think the kb homes ceo would build a sound-proof wall if anybody hat cap has the capability >> this thing is pretty bad. yesterday susie oze orman tweet people, would you buy a house from this guy? >> so your personal life is your business life. do you remember an espn -- she was trying to get her car out from the parking spot. she started talking to the person -- >> what was that yeah yeah yeah >> look. it's always -- when i play sports, they would tell you when you go out there you're wearing the logo of your college, you represent your team to your point, he was at home. it's a priva

at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, fox news. >> >>> hurricane irma is getting stronger right now a catt is expected to strengthen back to a cat-5 hurricane. the storm's track has shifted slightly but will hi florida this weekend. >>> mexico is dealing with a massive earthquake that's left towns in shambles and killed at least 60 people. a huge hurricane and a major earthquake both topping our news tonight. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. we begin tonight in mexico. that's where one of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded in mexico has now claimed the lives of at least 60 people. the magnitude 8.1 quake struck about 100 miles offshore near the state of chiapas and close to the border with guatemala. hundreds of buildings collapsed in the quake that happened just before midnight. this was the destruction in the city hard hit. nearly 2 million people lost power across the country but much of the power is restored. it triggered a tsunami warning but no major surge has happened. there are dozens of aftershocks following the initial earthquake. the t

national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live from the panic on where they're paying closettention. >> russian named their massive war games west. president putin snubbed the u.n. moscow says it unveiled new state-of-the-art weapons for drills stretching from belarus to kazakhstan. exercises like these could be a trojan horse. one to keep russia of massing 100,000 troops for these maneuvers. russia said it stays under 13,000 thresholds to comply with the nato agreement. the pentagon isn't buying it. thursday, russia testfired an intercontinental ballistic missile with a 7500-mile range, capable of hitting any city in the united states. pentagon officials say the u.s. was warned in advance about the launch. they continue to upgrade its nuclear fleet. shoring up support for nato allies, joe dahl furred visited norway this week during the exercises and perhaps sending a message in return. meanwhile in eastern syria, a potential flash point on the banks of the euphrates river, russia backed forces and u.s. backed forces our eyeball to eyeball after the u.s. military accused rus

national security correspondent jennifer griffin is that the pentagon. good evening. >> it's like shooting a bullet with another bullet. many question if they can. >> >> haven't shot them down because we can't shoot them down. especially the missiles that are going over japan or -- they are too high for our interceptors. and they would have to be aimed pretty much directly at the defensive systems in order for us to have a chance of engaging them. >> north korea fired a missile last week that flew 480 miles above japan but the missile interceptor did not reach that high. if the north korean missile were heading directly toward japan, that system may have worked in the terminal phase. but the u.s. could not have shot the missile down midflight. last week's missile flew over japan in 8 minutes. the air force general who oversees america's nukes says it's really a policy decision. >> there are technologies out there we could deploy. there is nothing that would do my heart anymore good then to drop a missile back on the person who launched it. >> ships would

we start with griffin jenkins. as you can see behind me just the businesses all over boarding up. getting ready for what is coming in a matter of hours. when we got the news overnight that cuba on the north side have been absolutely slammed. we wanted to find out how people were doing. we talked to a gentleman and his son earlier about how has uncle was fearing and here is exactly what he have to say. let's take a listen. when they everyone has already bought other water. it's not really the same way of knowing what's to come they don't even know. if it wasn't for us. there wasn't really anywhere for it to go. but we do know where it's coming and it's coming here next. we were yesterday he said already he stayed behind. the winds are blowing at about 35 we don't know exactly where that is. today however the situation here. they are predicting the officials here. the florida power and light you will hear a lot about that. you will hear them still working across town before they really start and get bad here. upwards of 9 million people will do that. why that is most of them is on p

includes kathy griffin who posed?s picture so disturbing we issue a warning in case your kids are in the room. showing griffin holding a fake but realistic looking bloody head of president trump. madonna fantasized about blowing up the white house. >> yes, i'm angry. yes, i am outraged. yes, i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. >> sean: think an awful lot about blowing up the white house? you also might remember this snoop dogg music video that featured a mock execution of a person dressed as president trump. take a look at this. ♪ >> sean: imagine if that was barack obama, hillary clinton, any liberal. it's not just snoop dogg. marilyn manson also released a music video with images of president trump's murder. mickey rourke threatened to beat trump with a baseball bat, robert de niro talked about punching donald trump in the face and you can't forget what johnny depp said. take a look. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? [cheering] >> let me clarify. i'm not an actor.

jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. >> good evening. an unofficial tells us militants fired 45 rockets and rocket propelled grenades at the kabul international airport. the attack lasted five hours and began less than two hours after defense secretary mattis' plane touched down. he was not at the airport when the attack began. a video released on an isis website shows a militants firing a russian-made 73 million millimeter gun at the airport. the use of rocket propelled grenades and now the u.s. military says suicide vests means the insurgents were able to get close to the airport's perimeter. no u.s. troops were injured. at least one afghan civilian was killed. up to a dozen hurt, including some by an errant u.s. missile dropped in response. the attack was still ongoing when mattis spoke. >> an attack on an international airport anywhere is a criminal act by terrorists. it's designed to go after her generally innocent people to make some sort of statement, and this is a classic definition of what the taliban are up to. >> a senior u.s.

jennifer griffin, fox news. >>> the university did say that anything scheduled at wheeler auditorium would not happen but is planning for the remaining events. but now more than 200 uc berkeley faculty and staff have signed off asking the university to boycott that upcoming event. ktvu's tom vacar spent the day on campus and join us now. they say the reason they want the boycott is not political. >> that's what they're saying. what the teachers and grad students do say is what they fear is the speakers presence alone may spark violence from right wing troublemakers. >>> the faculty letter to the campus and berkeley community saying they fear this recommended this. therefor as faculty committed to safety of our students and our campus, we're calling for a complete boycott of all classes and campus activities while these alt right eventers are taking place at the very center of uc berkeley's campus. >> so many faculty here at berkeley want to shut their classes. want to stop the ability of so many students to learn

>> harris: jennifer griffin, thank you very much. the u.s.itary is helping with recovery efforts in puerto rico after hurricane maria devastated that island. my next guest will talk about the role the u.s. is playing. we'll get an update from the bridge dear general to bring us up to speed as the u.s. declared a federal emergency for this territory. >> puerto rico is in very very very tough shape. their electrical grid is destroyed. it wasn't in good shape to start off with. but their electrical grid is totally destroyed. we're family. we'd do anything for each other. but this time... those bonds were definitely tested. frog leg, for my baby brother don't frogs have like, two legs? so they should have two of these? since i'm active duty and she's family, i was able to set my sister up with a sweet membership from navy federal. if you hold it closer, it looks bigger. eat your food my big sis likes to make tiny food. and i'm okay with that. open to the armed forces, the dod, veterans and their families. navy federal credit union. this i can do,

bush. >> heather: jennifer griffin why for us, thank you. >> jon: it could be the end of an era, president setting on the program protecting so-called "dreamers" who came here illegally as children, but there is a caveat. our panel discusses what's next. plus, another powerful hurricane turning in the atlantic, heading towards the caribbean and south florida. will have their projected track for irma. >> as of right now, it's a little too early to tell, but it's a good time to be prepared. ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. you could stay with the doctor or specialist you trust... or go with someone ne

dominic griffin ... is also charged with attempted murder. the shooting happened tuesday morning on lawton street. investigators say, the three men got into an argument. police believe griffin ran to his car... grabbed a gun then pulled it out on his step- father... shooting him several times. the suspect's brother drove to a nearby liquor store .... where he called 9-1-1. he was shot in the torso -- and is expected to survive. (pam) happening now: police in san jose are looking for a minivan driver who hit and killed a man -- then took off.. the crash happened around 10:30- last night on ocala avenue near bermuda avenue.kron4's philippe djegal spoke to a woman who witnessed what happened. (philippe) angelica isais (ee-sigh-iss) had just arrived home after her mom picked her up from work late wednesday night... when the evening took a deadly turn directly in front of her.angelica isais/neighbor- "and, right when we were entering our house, um, we heard a sound -- it was really loud." in the middle of ocala avenue... she saw her neighbor layin

cnn's drew griffin is in fort myers. drew, good morning to you. and how many people are you talking about waiting to get into these shelters? >> reporter: well, i don't have an exact number, victor, but many of the shelters filled up quickly both here and lee county, fort myers, where we're i'm standing right now and naples collier county. for a long time, the folks on the west side thought this was more of a miami event maybe going up the east coast, when irma made that jog and was potentially going to make that jog towards the west, it got real serious. the counties distributed their level "a" mandatory evacuation. those evacuations are all based on potential storm surge. so you have all of the barrier islands. marco island, pine island. sanibel, captiva, all of those under mandatory evacuation. parts of cities like cape coral across the callariver where i'm standing right now. the shelters added up quickly. they're adding more shelter as you said. some have opened within the hour. three more will open at 10:00 a.m. today. continually, we're see