what was, and is, kathy griffin thinking? kathy griffin, welcome to hardtalk.d up so which you are taking around the world is funny and frank but to many people shocking and to some offensive. do you carefully calculate how to offend? and to some offensive. do you carefully calculate how to offend ?|i do. iam carefully calculate how to offend ?|i do. i am an expert in offending people. i offended you in the dressing room because i cannot believe someone actually married you. anyway, good luck to her. what i like to talk about in my head is talking about people saying it was a severed head. as if i went to the shop and bought one. i have no single day of paid work in my country because of the reaction. let's start with the action.” thought i was the guest. let's start with the action of choosing to go into the photographer's with that mask and the catch—up. —— tomato sauce. i have no say in the copyright of that photograph. because i trusted him i kind of got screwed because he can make as much money from that image has it wants. your epitaph may be about that m

to his right is sergeant patrick griffin. his right is sergeant tom mcguire. before i get into the circumstances that led to the award that they're going to receive tonight, i want to talk a little bit about them. i have the honor as i mentioned of working with this fine group of officers, and they are assigned to our department's special investigations and major crimes division where their role and responsibility is to do investigations on some of the most violent criminal acts and some of the most violent criminals that this city sees. oftentimes you see crimes that will occur during a day, you'll have an individual that will go out and commit one crime. they might be arrested and there might be an investigation that follows that person will be charged with a crime. there's also times where you have individuals out committing multiple crimes over multiple days over multiple jurisdictions. we saul thocall those serious c we assign those to investigators who painstakingly over a period of time will go out and determine who th

are you at odds with josh brown and ken griffin? >> no, i'm not i see the same issue it's all about competition where else do you put capital to work i don't see any value in fixed income i don't see value in high yield or in government bonds so i'm also biased to equities but would i add this you know, you talk about issues that could hurt the market in the short and mid-term no one is focused on an inverted yield curve yet. 60 to 70 basis points between the two and the ten-year that gets a little concerning. it's wide open everybody can see it get the fed hike in december and everybody worries about an inverted yield curve which is never a good idea for markets. can you try to come up with ideas why that does happen that does worry me i look at it this way. if i'm deploying more money, i'm more led towards small mid-cappish now because i'm a buyer into the tax reform of some kind. i think they will benefit more than the s&p i ask everybody this question. i talk every day about this to people offering me ideas every morning. are we

what was, and is, kathy griffin thinking? kathy griffin, welcome to hardtalk. hi, steve.stand up show, which you are taking around the world... yes. ..it‘s funny and it's frank but to many people it's also shocking and to some it's offensive. i wonder whether you carefully calculate how to offend? i do. i'm an expert in offending people. i've offended you just in the make—uproom alone, because first of all, i can't believe someone married you. but good luck to her. anyway, when i took that photo, one of the things that struck me was that people actually were saying that it was a severed head, so what i like to talk about it in my act is, i make a joke of it as if i went to the severed head store — which doesn't exist — so the outrage is faux, in my opinion and, you know, i don't have a single day of paid work ahead of me in my own country — and i'm a work horse... because of the reaction... ..because of the reaction. let's get to that in a minute but let's not start with the reaction, let's start with the action. i thought i was the guest but really, let's do the show you

has concerns about bitcoin cnbc spoke to griffin and leslie picker reports on his investor outlook. >> reporter: ken griffin talked about how evaluations were stretched more than normal but said good old-fashioned stock picking drove performance this year griffin said while the market is heated has room to run >> i think we're in the seventh inning of this market rally. we're not in the classic mania you get at the end of a bull market >> griffin said low rates, low inflation and growth in revenue created a supportive back drop for stock prices he said there is far more euphoria in the cryptocurrency world. >> bitcoin has many elements of the mania we saw back hundreds of years ago in holland. i get very worried that people that are buying bitcoins don't really understand what they're participating in other than the headline stories if it keeps going higher and i want to make sure i don't miss this opportunity to make some money so is it a fraud no but these bubbles tend to end in tears. and i worry about how this bubble might end >> griffin said often times people con fitbit coin w

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

malas noticias para los clippers de los angeles ya que su estrella blake griffin estara fuera de actividad rodilla izquierda cuando su compaÑero de equipo austin rivers le cayo encima. con esta nueva lesion griffin ya se ha perdido mas de 100 juegos desde que fue seleccionado por los clippers. cambiando las cosas a la nfl, el entrenador en jefe de los san francisco 49ers ha dado conocer que jimmy garoppolo sera el mariscal de campo titular el proximo domingo en chicago cuando los niners se enfrenten a los bears. el domingo pasado garoppolo entro despues que cj beathard saliera por lesion y lanzo un pase de anotacion en la derrota ante los seahawks. malas noticias para los raiders y broncos ya que michael crabtree y akiq talib han sido suspendidos dos juegos sin pago despues de que se pelearan en el emparrillado el domingo pasado durante el juego. crabtree ha querido defenderse diciendo que talib lo instigo en una jugada previa pegandole sin que nadie se diera cuenta. esa es toda la informacion deportiva que les tengo al momento. vamos a ir a una pausa comercial pero no le cambia que aun le

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now she is the subject of a new documentary by her nephew actor director griffin dunne. here's the trailer. >> my first notebook was given to me by my mother with the suggestion that i amuse myself by writing down my tots. i tinted have any clear picture of how to do it but i had a clear sense that i wanted this to continue. ♪ >> joan didion is quite extraordinary. >> and unexpected. joan's writing would grab the reader. what a fresh voice. ♪ >> she's writing about all sorts of disorder. >> i always found that if i examined something, it's less scary. >> she wanted to go there. she wanted to get in on that. ♪ ♪ >> my husband, my daughter an me, we finally got a house. >> everybody showed up at this house, stephen speilberg, martin scorsese, warren beatty. >> everything seemed to be going so well. >> the interesting part of the story is the failure to plan for misfortune. >> i got a call saying, i have something terrible to tell you. john died. >> john and then quintana. grief. it's the hardest thing to write about. she did it as a reporter. >> it was a coping mechanism,

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shaquem griffin. fantastic job by richie grant. remind me of the peanut punch. punches it out. shaquem griffin, the senior with an amazing story who has fought through so much comes up with the key recovery to solidify this win. >> adam: south florida will use a time-out here. they have one more remaining. but it will be for naught. a program that just began playing in 1979, a program that just reached fbs status in 1996. a program that two years ago suffered through a 0-12 season, only to find themselves to years later sitting at the precipice of 11 of 0 on route to an american conference championship game and potentially on route to the new year's six. what a story here in orlando. for scott frost and the ucf nig knights. >> dusty: he talked to us a lot about team unity, aubt of about how the guys were selfless. it was about the other guy next to them. we saw that this evening. when the defense wasn't able to pick it up, the offense showed it up. a true team win capped off by a huge special teams return and another defensive takeaway. >> adam: ucf the first team in fbs histor

and it's crunch time in washington as the senate takes up tax reform this week but billionaire ken griffin telling cnbc we may not need the type of tax cuts being proposed. we have those details coming up. >>> and a major deal in the media space. maybe you've heard about it. it brings together b"better home & gardens" and "people" magazines, meredith buying time inc for nearly $2 billion. will this pave the way for more deals especially in the media sector where they've been trying to get them done we have that coming up in a little bit. >>> first, our top story today, the cyber monday surge amazon shares hitting yet another all-time high today. courtney reagan joins us from an amazon fulfillment center in robbinsville, new jersey, with the very -- are you packaging anything and sending it off as well >> reporter: no, no, i'm not allowed to touch anything, so i will not be touching anyone's packages don't you worry about it amazon's prime day, bill, actually still reigns supreme at least as far as we know for its biggest day on record. last year on cyber monday, amazon shipped 64 million i

initially griffin poldzed and since taken that back several times.he latest from is wees the beheading of the pope. president trump meantime firing back after senator jeff flake was hot in hot mic slamming the commander in chief. >> the party of roy moore and donald trump. >> he'll be a no, because he's toast. >> tax reform is beefing up in congress as you can tell and republicans have won final month to fulfill one of the trump administration's biggest promises, can gop leaders get a bill on the president's desk or blow up in the senate like we saw obamacare blow up. do you think they can get this done? >> that's the goal to have something on the president's desk by christmas. the thing here is timing is critical. if republicans don't manage to get tax reform in 2016, i don't think that they have a chance in 2018 because they've already shown legislative incompetency with failure to pass obamacare. so this is absolutely critical. heather: failure to -- with obamacare, the whole plan involved some of the senators that are in question right now. we ca

this year's grand marshal was brigadier general jerry griffin. general griffin served as a medic and became a doctor and commanded at a combat support hospital also honored was jamison a medic from pleasanton who was killed in action in afghanistan six years ago.>>> coming up, it's a site that snowboarders love to see. just how much snow fell over the weekend in the sierra and our early-season storm.>>> a slight chance of a sprinkle for tonight, but a stronger storm will show up in our forecast. we have the timeline coming up. >>> bay area evening seven rhythm of their own. a ktvu fox2 news, evenings are all about you . the 10:00 news. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th

jennifer griffin. >> we have just confirmed with a senior u.s. defense official this intercontinental ballistic missile fired by north korea flute 2800 miles into space. remember, the u.s. space station is fine at about 250 miles outside of the earth's atmosphere. 2800 miles into space, if lou for 50 minutes, but that is why it came so close to japan, not far from the korean peninsula, because it was fine so long ands atmosphere. 2800 miles. this is only the third intercontinental ballistic missile test that the north koreans had ever carried out. two were carried out in july. that test in september flew over japan, but it was not a icbm. this is certainly a game changing moment in terms of the ballistic missile program of the north koreans. >> shepard: jennifer, thank you. the president discussion in the roosevelt room has been pushed to 3:30, we are not 40 minutes away from that. john roberts, after a day of political gamesmanship with the democrats the president sent out a tweet. i do not see a deal coming. they do not want to make a deal. the

(byte: susan griffin-black) so we really started with bigger sizes and a little less complicated formulationsll essential oils based and started with 3 soaps and three lotions and we made our way that means growing from a company of a few dozen to over a hundred all sharing the company values.(byte: edgar avilez) "since we do have a lot of baby products, the everyone products the ph has to be correct for infants as well as adults we have to be sure all that is in range for everyone to be able to use" 300 products made using high quality but sustainable products in marin county, one of the most expensive zip codes in the country and the reason for success?(byte: brad black) "the company is really a reflection of the 122 employees there's meaning in that, organic is the right choice to make it's not an easy choice much as how life is (jr adlib) (justine) kron-4 meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking a storm at this hour(jrs) he joins us now with the rain heading our way. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a mix of sun and clouds today but there are big canges coming soon. if you're going out tonigh

(byte: susan griffin-black) so we really started with bigger sizes and a little less complicated formulations essential oils based and started with 3 soaps and three lotions and we made our way that means growing from a company of a few dozen to over a hundred all sharing the company values.(byte: edgar avilez) "since we do have a lot of baby products, the everyone products the ph has to be correct for infants as well as adults we have to be sure all that is in range for everyone to be able to use" 300 products made using high quality but sustainable products in marin county, one of the most expensive zip codes in the country and the reason for success?(byte: brad black) "the company is really a reflection of the 122 employees there's meaning in that, organic is the right choice to make it's not an easy choice much as how life is the san francisco 49ers trying to francisco the san the san francisco 49ers trying to get their first win today... let's head to santa clara, peyton manning in the house talking with his brother eli. eli...making his 208th start which ties peyton early on, eli not pl

like lieutenant colonel retired tomorrow griffin . west point class of 56 . eleven names on this wall. griffin will stand out here an hour in high temperature the rain in order to read his buddy's name, lieutenant commander walton sutton wood missing in action. we see the impact it has on people and the fact that their names are here and they can be forever here and people leave momentos here, which is important. in this solemn reflection they are alive forever. there's the sentiment that a person never truly dies until the last person forgets their name or their name is not spoken any longer. family members, friends and the people that have fallen in their footsteps come here to remember them every day and this is one of the most important memorials that we have. you can hear the names continue on and you thoa as they will continue out here until midnight tonight as wevment we've seen people walk by with tour groups leaving little me moant owes, these flowers even these pictures in the rain to make sure their lov ed ones are always remembered . we're live on

and i give you larry griffin, president. >> yea. [ applause ] >> good afternoon, folks. and thank you, everybody, that is here. this whole project was a community effort. it wasn't just one or two people. it was a lot of people led by phillip and by pat, so. our board members that are here today, our vice president is carlos reid. carlos. >> whew. [ applause ] >> he's also the athletic director for drew that uses our gym quite frequently and andrea patton-housely is in the house. >> she's here. andrea. [ applause ] and there is one person i cannot forget to mention and that is ferris mackris. yes. that's an incredible member of our board. we do have a couple of people missing today. however, we have a couple of folks here. >> and ugee is here. ugee worked here for a long time as a youth counselor. this is ugee tom, right here. [ applause ] ugee has been absent for a while now because she's in medical school at u.c. davis and she will be coming back to us as "dr. tom" one day. >> that's right. >> yes. the adam is not here. that, i think -- >> eric is here. >> oh, eric sap

the war, something world diplomats have failed to do for the past seven years. >> bret: jennifer griffin, thank you. we are learning additional details tonight from a man who says the obama administration knew about classified emails from hillary clinton and actually tried to hinder the investigation. he first spoke exclusively to catherine herridge and tonight she has the new details. >> with more than two decades of government service, the obama administration nominated charles mccullough inspector general. >> if you don't have independence, you have nothing. >> few people know more about the classified emails on the fallout. >> people were talking about how independent i was. >> the independence was tested after the intelligence agencies found their classified information in the clinton emails. as word spread, mccullough went to senior officials, including director of national intelligence, james clapper. >> he said it's extremely reckless and he mentioned that the campaign will have heartburn. >> did you tell john brennan there was classified information? >> he already knew. it wasn'

griffin said she has since received death threat because of the photo, and even lost jobs and friends. >> labron is back as the silver fox in nan with a plan. will blank plays adam, contractor facing modern talented of marriage and parenting. in tonight's episode aptly named the silver fox, hires young babysitter ends up developing a crush on adam. oh, oh. >> and don't miss man with a plan tonight and every monday night, at 8:30 p.m. right here on cbs-3. >> i have to tell you non- profit group career wardrobe held empowering fashion show yesterday. the group helps women get back it work by providing clothes and other services, cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" the emcee, recognize her? trang do was a model. long time volunteer for the organization, post that photo on twitter, the event held at the merrium critic club in ardmore. both look beautiful. cherry craig and trang do. beautiful cause. very chilly weekends, for sure >> no kidding. and it is still chilly outside we had a winter weather advisory, that's been canceled don't have to worry so much about icing this mo

jennifer griffin has more from the pentagon. our team fox coverage begins with matt finn live in southerland springs. what do we know about this escape from a mental institution five years ago? >> this escape speaks to how deeply troubled this shooter was. the 2012 police report says that two officers responded to the bus station. a witness there said the shooter had escaped the peek behavioral health center in new mexico. the witness said that kelley suffered from mental health disorders, was a danger to himself. he snuck weapons on the air force base and threatened military leaders. police took the shooter into custody without incident at that time and returned him to a neighboring police department that had jurisdiction near where the mental health facility was that the shooter was at. shep? >> shepard: an interesting account about the cell phone of the shooter. >> yeah, the cell phone can be critical. police say they can't get into it so it's being sent to quantico for further identification. the shooter's name was not in a

(byte: susan griffin-black) so we really started with bigger sizes and a little less complicated formulationsessential oils based and started with 3 soaps and three lotions and we made our way that means growing from a company of a few dozen to over a hundred all sharing the company values.(byte: edgar avilez) "since we do have a lot of baby products, the everyone products the ph has to be correct for infants as well as adults we have to be sure all that is in range for everyone to be able to use" 300 products made using high quality but sustainable products in marin county, one of the most expensive zip codes in the country and the reason for success?(byte: brad black) "the company is really a reflection of the 122 employees there's meaning in that, organic is the right choice to make it's not an easy choice much as how life is (( áá steve out tag áá )) and here's the coolest thing about eo products. the success story is all about making a product that you want to actually use and until about 4 years ago they had about 30 - 40 employees now they've tripled the number of workers and increased

erik: can griffin with us from chicago by telephone. good afternoon. obvious question, you are a harvard grad. you have given to harvard, so why give to the university of chicago? ken: i am excited about the vision that the president has for the university and it is a chance to support the premier economics department of the world. erik: your name will grace that economics department, going forward. tell us what else you were specific about in terms of requirements that you made of the university in exchange for this gift? ken: i am a member of the board of trustees of the university and i see the careful consideration they give to every item of spending. rather than force them to spend on a particular cause or reason, they've got great latitude to put this money to the best use. importance, we want strong packages of financial aid for all students and we want to have the resources to attract the best graduate students and the best professors to the university and in particular to the economics department. erik: do you think that is important, to give

jennifer griffin, thank you very much. moore facing new pressure to drop out of the alabama senate race. what the senate majority leader and another prominent republican senator are saying about moore today. plus, does joe biden seem the best presidential candidate when he looks in the mirror? new comments from the veep about that next. [ keyboard clacking ] [ click ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ clacking continues ] good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. yours. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. one nation in all of human history was built on that bedrock, ours. freedom has made america exceptional, but it can only last if you and i choose to act as people of character. forging character has been the pursuit of hillsdale college since 1844. ♪ i enjoy the fresher things in life.o. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's freshest, lowest... ...prices. so if you're anything like me... ...you'll wan

kathy griffin did the same kind of thing. snoop has done it now twice. snoop d o double g is doing this? >> i think he's on a contractor in the sexual harassment, no drugs, but you can still threaten the life of the president. >> this president. >> only this president. i think tbs is hoping that because we have so much news now in this new cycle that no one's going to notice, like if this had happened under obama, this is crazy. at some point, they have to address it. by the way, not even an original layout. i think this is an ice cube reference and it was america -- i think it was america and not trump. he's not only stealing kathy griffin's m.o., he's feeling ice cube's art. not a very daring hip-hop artist, if you ask me. >> juan, do you condemn? >> sure. i don't like violence. i'm opposed especially of the idea directing violence against our leaders. i think that would break down our structure. i can't abide by that. i mean, to me, what we are seeing is -- i thought greg was very surprisingly gracious. because -- >> that never happens. >> i know, i k

. >> griffin playing one of the best games of the season.ving matchup. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. ♪ jillian: welcome back. remember this a antifa protest leader who got arrested for assault? [[bleep] > please, officer. >> well, now she is being hit where it hurts. former president of uc berkeley college republicans troy warden suing ivette for $100,000 in damages. she claims he treated him and limited his right to free speech by filing a restraining order against him. the middle school leader has been arrested in the past for assault and has claimed fox news tried to get her fired. >> give her credit for that a black lirkz group black friday for calling it racist. encouraging people only to buy things from black owned businesses today.

(byte: susan griffin-black) so we really started with bigger sizes and a little less complicated formulationsll essential oils based and started with 3 soaps and three lotions and we made our way that means growing from a company of a few dozen to over a hundred all sharing the company values.(byte: edgar avilez) "since we do have a lot of baby products, the everyone products the ph has to be correct for infants as well as adults we have to be sure all that is in range for everyone to be able to use" 300 products made using high quality but sustainable products in marin county, one of the most expensive zip codes in the country and the reason for success?(byte: brad black) "the company is really a reflection of the 122 employees there's meaning in that, organic is the right choice to make it's not an easy choice much as how life is (( áá steve out tag áá )) and here's the coolest thing about eo products. the success story is all about making a product that you want to actually use and until about 4 years ago they had about 30 - 40 employees now they've tripled the number of workers and increa

everson griffin pulled up his shirt to reveal the message win just had a bay boy. what should we name him? twitter suggestions including thor and griffin mcgriffin faces. >> i mean, by just, does he mean a few hours ago or has this baby renamed nameless for -- >> five years ago. >> by the way, how about jack as a name for the baby. >> it should be. >> because -- >> because the comish got all three game calls right. >> fought one, not two, but all three. and the scores are pretty close. jack was impressive. he actually took the day off to celebrate how right he was. not bad. >> he called the vikings 30-23. chargers 28-6. redskins 28-30. it was 30-20. >> he was off on that one. >>> when we come back, how the other half celebrated thanksgiving. celebrities, they're just like other stars. >> "the skinny" is next. -- the skinny's next. ito become dangerous.d for an everyday item new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unzip. >>> "world news now" continues they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened

shaquem griffin. fantastic job by richie grant. remind me of the peanut punch. punches it out. shaquem griffin, the senior with an amazing story who has fought through so much comes up with the key recovery to solidify this win. >> adam: south florida will use a time-out here. they have one more remaining. but it will be for naught. a program that just began playing in 1979, a program that just reached fbs status in 1996. a program that two years ago suffered through a 0-12 season, only to find themselves to years later sitting at the precipice of 11 of 0 on route to an american conference championship game and potentially on route to the new year's six. what a story here in orlando. for scott frost and the ucf nig knights. >> dusty: he talked to us a lot about team unity, aubt of about how the guys were selfless. it was about the other guy next to them. we saw that this evening. when the defense wasn't able to pick it up, the offense showed it up. a true team win capped off by a huge special teams return and another defensive takeaway. >> adam: ucf the first team in fbs histor

jennifer griffin, fox news. >>> a 10 week pause in missile launches ends. north korea fires its most powerful missile yet. it likely has the ability to hit anywhere in the u.s. world leaders have been briefed.>> we have general madison the room with us and we've had a long discussion on it. it is a situation we will handle.>> reporter: -- >> north korea fired a ballistic missile and its latest act of aggression. it appears to have been an intercontinental ballistic missile the atlantic court desk close to japan. the distance dismissal travail desk traveled was much further which raises fears the nuclear program is capable of reaching washington dc and a large part of the united states. president trump spoke about the situation.>> a missile was launched a little while ago from north korea. i will only tell you that we will take care of it. we have general madison the room with us and we have had a long discussion on it. it is a situation that we will handle. >> north korea has launched missiles in september and prior to that it had lunch missiles at two or t

jennifer griffin has more from the pentagon. >> reporter: the veterans affairs apartment is once again being accused of falling short on his promise to provide quality healthcare. a report alleges the va failed to report 90% of potentially dangerous doctors including veterans and the public at serious risk. in some cases reviews did not take place until years after the bad doctors were identified. nearly half of those are abuse had no paper trail. the findings are not being disputed by the va which says major changes are all ready underway. >> we will not tolerate people who do not honor and respect our veterans. >> reporter: the report found the va dropped the ball the most when it came to reporting doctors to state authorities and the national database potentially allowing those doctors to work at other hospitals after being fired from the department. >> we are committed to following laws and reporting physicians when they have disciplinary actions. this is an example of something unacceptable we have to fix. >> reporter: confidence in the system is rising. 50% of veterans trusted th

we must admit all these casualties from kathy griffin to the will and grace has been.self-inflicted. trump isn't breaking them. they are breaking themselves. they go home to more comfort than ever, spending more money on therapist than their grandparents spent on rents. many people unnerved by trump are oblivious to the real world problems. meanwhile, trump treats that a fake news trophy be given to the network. the reason why olbermann and his ilk are down, trump is having fun and they are not. the warfare is reversed. it stabs into the hurt of the modern, humorless liberal. they used to have fun. now they are old and frail forced into retirement by their own bitterness. who knew laughter would kill the left? cue the summer music. >> beholden to scum, russian scum. the man you support is a pig and you must do what is right. for many, donald trump assuming the office of president reduces the chance will have any future elections. have fun storming the castle. my work here is done. >> greg: very sad. in lieu of flowers, we send donations to the research for provincial p

twitter suggestions included thor and griffin mcgriffin face as well. >> i mean, by just, does he meane a few hours ago, or has this baby remained nameless? >> five years ago. how about jack as a name for the baby. >> should be. because the commish got all three game calls right. >> not one, not two, but all three. and the scores were pretty close. jack was impressive. he took the day off to celebrate how right he was. not bad. that's something. >> he called the vikings 30-23, it was 24-20. chargers 28-6, it was 29-16. redskins, 20-10, it was 30-20. >> he was off on that 30-20 one. >> when we come back, how the other half celebrated thanksgiving. celebrities, they're just like other stars. [ laughter ] "the skinny's" next. -- the skinny's next. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unzip. >>> "world news now" continues af ♪ skinny, so skinny >> skinny time. >> did you have a good thanksgiving? >> it was a great thanksgiving. i hosted. it was a long thanksg

as a result, drew griffin is out front. >> reporter: the attack came out of nowhere.ower trimming his lawn when he was assaulted. the result, five broken ribs and lung bruises. according to the arrest warrant paul told police his neighbor came on to his yard and tackled him from behind. he had trouble breathing and the defendant admitted going on to paul's property and tackled him. the senator didn't find out until later about the broken ribs. >> it is an open investigation, which means more charges could stem from this. >> reporter: the defendant is paul's next door neighbor, retired an steesologist rene boucher. the two share a property in kentucky and that's what may have led to the assault. the two have been quibbling for years about lawn waste. one person who used to work with boucher told cnn they were surprised to hear the news about boucher, nothing in his past indicated he'd do something like this. several news organizations initially speculated spotlight ticks might be the motivate, since boucher, a democrat reportedly filled his facebook page with anti-trum

eastern on fox business network, jennifer griffin. to learn more, visit the website.ou for joining a little bit of the story today, and tonight, most-watched, most trusted, and most grateful for spending the evening with us. for "fox news @ night," good night from washington. i am >> all civilized people must come together to drive terrorists and extremists from our society, we must stop radical islamic terrorism. >> remain focused on his historic trip to asia and make unprecedented progress. >> he did nothing inappropriate. they won't comment on it. >> stars & stripes honor flights, taking 150 veterans to see the memorials

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eastern on fox business network, jennifer griffin. to learn more, visit the website.ing a little bit of the story today, and tonight, most-watched, most trusted, and most grateful for spending the evening with us. for "fox news @ night," good night from washington. i am shannon bream. ♪ >> tucker: good evening. donna brazile exposed a secret. between hillary clinton's campaign and the national committee. we heard from her last night on this show, but tonight, a campaign finance expert will tell us that that arrangement between the dnc and the hillary campaign may have violated federal law. details ahead. but first, this, in 1994, executives from the seven largest tobacco companies in america were summoned to congress to explain themselves. in their testimony, executives said that smoking cigarettes or

jennifer griffin is live from the pentagon with more. >> dana, essentially after two days of deliberations, the judge determined there would be no jail time for bergdahl. the president just tweeted, "the decision on sergeant bergdahl is a total disgrace to our country and our military." according to those present, bergdahl was visibly shaken after he reentered the courtroom. the judge read his ruling. reduction to the rank of e1, or private, for richer for ten months, and it is not discharge bergdahl's defense attorney lawyers had argued for no jail time since their client spent four years in captivity, four of the five years intel event captivity in a cage and pled guilty to misbehavior before the enemy and this urchin they had argued he had been abused as a child and suffered from ps td and schizophrenia. the prosecution had argued for 14 years imprisonment, dana. >> dana: is there any reaction from bergdahl today or his team? >> his lawyer eugene fight left the courtroom and said he would appeal the decision, saying a dishonorable discharge would -- he said bergdahl said he wanted to th

fox reporter jennifer griffin is at the pentagon and tells us this follows battles that killed large numbers of militants including leaders. >>> reporter: the syrian military driving isis from its last remaining stronghold near the border with iraq following a punishing government offensive that left the group's fighters dispersed throughout the desert. the syrian army is painting it as a major victory, saying it essentially marks the end of the self-proclaimed isis caliphate. >> it is a declaration of the fall of isis in the region and the collapse of its supporters' illusions. >> reporter: but with thousands of fighters now streaming through the deserts of iraq and syria, and many others thought to be planning attacks in europe and the u.s., the anti-isis coalition is looking at new strategies to combat what's expected to become a drawn-out insurgency. secretary of defense james mattis meeting with coalition partners in belgium is urging u.s. allies not to lose focus. >> isis is opposed to all nations' civilized values, and we must remain focused on the common threat, denying them

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but the three of us, including larry griffin, who is our board claire, have been around this project for a long, long time now. what we really ended up doing is having great supporters like alice barkley. where is that girl? alice represented us legally pro bono for years and years and years. [ applause ] outside of saying, "pat, shut up. you don't know what you're talking about. just do what i'm telling you to do, and you'll be all right." phillip just wanted to say a brief word before we introduce our incredible mayor, mayor edly. >> thank you. welcome to all of you and thank you for coming. i just want to -- larry will introduce the board of directors but i just want to tell you what the program's going to be. we're going to introduce the board of directors and many, mayor lee, willie brown, london bree and kevin killburn will give a few statements. after that there will be a ceremonial ribbon-cutting outside. so for those of you who want to take pictures of the ribbon-cutting, before it starts, you should go outside. it's a better pick from outside than inside. the other thing is

sprained the mcl in his left knee last night and could miss 2 months griffin had his knee rolled onl minutes of their win over the lakers the good news was test results on tuesday showed no structural damage to the knee as the injury looked even more serious initially griffin, a five-time all-star signed a five-year $173 million maximum contract extension in july to remain with the clippers. but he has sustained several serious injuries through the years and tiger and tiger woods is back at least for now he is returning to competition this week at his own hero world challenge innte bahamas it's his first tournament in nearly 10 months and his first time playing since fusion surgery on his back in april.woods also says he is on the other side of relying on pain medication to cope with an ailing back that he's loving life and happy to be playing golf just "for fun" again.woods reached a low point on memorial day when he was arrested on a dui charge and toxology reports found various percription drugs in his system parodontax, the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spi