>> glor: but shaquem griffin elevated everything. >> let's go!r: bench pressing 225 pounds, 20 times, with a prosthetic hand. >> come on. come on. >> i got you. i got you. >> glor: and running the fastest 40-yard dash for any linebacker in more than a decade. >> shaquem griffin is absolutely dominating! social media exploded following his performance. richard sherman tweeted,"if shaquem griffin doesn't get drafted in the first two days, the system is broken." demarcus ware chimed in, "you got my vote." griffin was born with a condition called amniotic band syndrome, leading to a underdeveloped hand and amputated when he was four years old. his twin brother, shaquille, only one minute older than him, plays for the seattle seahawks and is his brother's biggest fan. >> i'm proud of him. he came through all this adversity. >> who else, shaquem griffin! >> glor: at the university of central florida, shaquem became a star. >> he's got that passion, too, never gives up on a play. >> glor: a steely determination that was on full display, something he jok

shakeem griffin elevated aefrlg. bench pressing 225 pounds. 20 times.me on. come on. i got you. rock it out. running the fastest, 40 yard dash for any linebacker in more than a decade. >> shakeem griffin is absolute leave dominating. >> social media exploded following his performance. seahawks player, richard sherman tweeted if shaquem griffin doesn't get drafted the system is broken. demarcus swear chimed in you uh got my vote. griffin born with amniotic band syndrome, hand underdevelop and amputated when he was 4 years old. his twin brother, one minute older plays for the seattle seahawks and is shaquime's biggest fan. >> who else. griffin. >> at university of central florida, shaquiem became a star. >> the passion too, never gives up on a play. >> steely determination on full display. something he joked about with his brother last month while training in dallas. >> i'm going to beat his time. i'm going to let everybody know now. >> don't put that much pressure stuff on yourself. this is stuff they write down. >> identical times for identical twins wh

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jennifer griffin at the pentagon. let's bring in chris stirewalt who is also editor of "half time report." chris, the president made it very clear he was reluctant to sign this bill. but he did so for all of the reasons that jennifer just mentioned. he made that very clear. >> well, he also did it because he didn't want a government shut down tomorrow and he didn't want to add further uncertainty to markets. he didn't want to further upset economic trends that are already a little messed up because of the tariffs that we imposed and china will impose. thinks are whopper-jawed in that area. a lot of incentive for republicans and democrats to not have a fiscal fight right now and just kick the can and move on. >> sandra: what changed though? the president, as you just heard jennifer say as well, he's pointing out a fact that this was a 22, 2,300 page bill. but he earlier supported this, did he not? this came out wednesday night at 8:00 p.m. only to have the tweet from the president this morning threatening to veto it. >

kathy griffin will try to resurrect her career. if a conservative actor did what she did with a democrat, they would be done forever. judge jeanine: connecticut governor says that the nra has become a terrorist organization this past week. he said the national rifle association -- do we have the sound on this? okay. >> quite frankly in some cases it's a terrorist organization. if you want to make safer guns, we'll boycott your company. judge jeanine: wow, terrorist organization. >> what a disgusting statement. such a misunderstanding of what the national rifle association is. it's the oldest rifle association in america. they trained and powered and helped black americans standing up against the klu klux klan. to the governor of connecticut, none of these mass shooters are nra members. they are protecting the rights of law abiding americans. a disgusting statement but i'm not surprised given the insanity left-wing politicians are using to describe the position they are in. judge jeanine: when they said they would deny the nra wear

kathy griffin will try to resurrect her career.ervative actor did what she did with a democrat, they would be done forever. judge jeanine: connecticut governor says that the nra has become a terrorist organization this past week. he said the national rifle association -- do we have the sound on this? okay. >> quite frankly in some cases it's a terrorist organization. if you want to make safer guns, we'll boycott your company. judge jeanine: wow, terrorist organization. >> what a disgusting statement. such a misunderstanding of what the national rifle association is. it's the oldest rifle association in america. they trained and powered and helped black americans standing up against the klu klux klan. to the governor of connecticut, none of these mass shooters are nra members. they are protecting the rights of law abiding americans. a disgusting statement but i'm not surprised given the insanity left-wing politicians are using to describe the position they are in. judge jeanine: when they said they would deny the nra wear it was, th

griffin was a two-year starter at central florida.nd a first-team all-american in each of those seasons. ad lib-- toss to break (justine) alaska's iditarod dog sled race kicked off this morning. the 67-dog sled teams will take part in the race when it starts on sunday. the iditarod has been a tradition for 46-years. the race follows a traditional mail and supply route stretching almost a-thousand miles across alaska. it takes dogs and mushers more than eight full days to reach the finish line. (justine)police will be out in force for the oscars tomorrow.variety magazine says more than five-hundred officers will be deployed around the dolby theater. variety says the l-a-p-d is extra cautious because of last year's mass shooting in las vegas.but officials say they're not aware of any specific threats... (justine)(justine) and stay tuned right after our newscast for the kron four hoop session. mark carpenter has a look at the warriors post all-star break. he also goes 1-on-1 with cal women's star kristine anigwe in an interview you will

head man nick griffin the b.n.p. devoted their resources to persuading the british public to back them at the ballot box all vote increased eight hundred and eight thousand to nine hundred forty three thousand. they had some success but the public eventually saw through them and rejected them just as they had mostly fascists cable street in the one nine hundred thirty s. and in similar fashion. football crowds out on obvious breeding ground in which the far right can recruit they are the only regular convocations of white working class youth who gather in the tens of thousands every other saturday the first attempt to hound us the energy of those crowds to britain's far right ideas was mounted by a man called stephen lennon though you probably know him better as tommy robinson everything goes through the house an islamic community the young white heat and. other peers you know you're a bit of a hoax are a bit of a huckster lenin started the english defense league and for a brief period there were alive and kicking. s

kathy griffin will try to resurrect her career.d what she did with a democrat, they would be done forever. judge jeanine: connecticut governor says that the nra has become a terrorist organization this past week. he said the national rifle association -- do we have the sound on this? okay. >> quite frankly in some cases it's a terrorist organization. if you want to make safer guns, we'll boycott your company. judge jeanine: wow, terrorist organization. >> what a disgusting statement. such a misunderstanding of what the national rifle association is. it's the oldest rifle association in america. they trained and powered and helped black americans standing up against the klu klux klan. to the governor of connecticut, none of these mass shooters are nra members. they are protecting the rights of law abiding americans. a disgusting statement but i'm not surprised given the insanity left-wing politicians are using to describe the position they are in. judge jeanine: when they said they would deny the nra wear it was, the lawmakers said,

blake griffin is so funny. >> comedy marvel?is way too funny. >> it's actually embarrassing. >> seth: yeah. >> to people whose first job is to do comedy. [ light laughter ] like, we're all just like, "oh, my god." this is bad. this is like his hobby. >> seth: yeah. >> he's better at this. so, he is such a natural. and like, he improvised a lot of it. i can't take credit for a lot of it. neil knew him. and you know, suggested it and made it happen. >> seth: that's great. >> i think you'll be very delighted. >> seth: you are going to make blake griffin a different kind of star. >> yeah. like, he needed some cash. [ laughter ] but it's obviously -- he was also so tall. thank, god. cecily, we had to put her in these huge heels so they could fit in the same frame. because blake is so tall, it's hard to shoot him. you just see like, blake and like clouds, you know? [ laughter ] we had to get all these special things to shoot him. it was pretty funny. >> seth: well, well done. and always so great to see you, whitney. congrats on the mo

national security correspondent journey griffin -- yefri begin o-- jennifer griffin. >> this is clearlyigned to send a message to china who's military build up in the south china sea has u.s. and asian allies worried. uss carl vinson with its 5500 sailors and crew members is a company by a navy cruiser and destroyer. u.s. personnel will visit a center for victims of agent orange toxic a poison generations. that will play basketball and soccer. john fuller the commander of the vinson strike group spoke alongside the u.s. ambassador to mark a four day port call which once served u.s. military main port. a sign how the geopolitics in that region have changed. >> we're promoting peace, prosperity and civility in the region. i'm not going to speak to china. our goal is to make sure we have constructive, meaningful relationships with all the nations there. >> admiral fuller's father served in the vietnam. as part of the u.s. military build up. more than 58,000 americans were killed in vietnam, 3 million vietnamese died. uss carl vinson has sailed near some of the artificial islands that china

jennifer griffin joins us live from the pentagon with more.ood evening, jennifer. >> good evening, shannon paid my sources told me early this evening that the south korean national security advisor had delivered a message from kim jong un to president trump. president trump now says he will meet kim jong un before may. no other sitting u.s. president has ever done so in 30 years. the north koreans have been seeking this kind of recognition for decades. the south korean president will meet with kim jong un along the dmz next month. it will be the first time kim jong un has ever met a world leaders since taking power in 2011. with the significance the north korean leader acknowledge the u.s. and south korea join -- slated to take place in the coming weeks after the paralympics finish will go ahead. in the past, she kim jong un had seen those exercises as a threa, and exercise to invade the north and over through his regime and has responded with aggressive ballistic missile tests. >> i told president trump that in our meeting, north korean leade

griffin was a two-year starter at central florida.d a first-team all-american in each of those seasons. (justine)police will be out in force for the oscars tomorrow.variety magazine says more than five-hundred officers will be deployed around the dolby theater. variety says the l-a-p-d is extra cautious because of last year's mass shooting in las vegas.but officials say they're not aware of any specific ♪ >> right now we're going code 3 to a house in placerville. we've got a parolee at large who's supposed to be carrying a homemade firearm. we've got him confirmed inside the residence. one of our deputies just put out a unit code 3 cover, so we're on our way from cameron park.

griffin. >>>. continues, later this week senators to vote on bipartisan plan, to loosen up dodd-frank rules banks joining us now host of "varney & company" stuart varney to weigh in on that stu this is going to be a big deal for the financial services sector. >> i love it. maria: yeah. >> i absolutely love it, the boot is going to be taken off the neck of large regional and local banks. that is a very good thing. the boot was put on their neck by the dodd-frank regulations 10 years ago, it wasn't the local and community banks regional banks they didn't create the financial crisis they paid the price for it. with new regulations. some of these regulations are coming off freeing up community and regional banks i think a wonderful thing. what is great about it is i think it is about a dozen democrats in the senate will say yes, lets loosen up this area of financial regulation. they all voted for it 10 years ago now seeing damage done, so they are going to say yes do it elizabeth warren entirely separa

griffin had his left hand amputated when he was 4 due to a birth defect.ffin just showing everyone that even if you have a disability, it won't stop you from achieving your dream. just inspirational performance for him. >> that's amazing. good for him. excited to see what happens for that young man. phil mickelson, i watched the end of that, classic phil. he was hitting balls from everywhere, deep in the woods. >> ready for the masters. >> andy scholes, thank you for being with us. >>> president trump about to set down with one of america's biggest allies, a leader who is facing an investigation of his own and we are told jared kushner will be part of this meeting, despite having his security clearance level reduced. stay with us. ♪ life goes on, yes, life goes on... ♪ i've always wanted to share a special moment with my mom. i think surprising her with a night ski trip would just be the biggest gift i could give her. let's make that happen. she's gonna be so excited. ♪ take me where i want to be. ♪ ♪ let me dream, oh, let me dream... ♪ let's take a look a

so, the committee by ruth griffin to do the right thing was to get involved in politics. it started before the primary with my mentor, walter peterson, and here we are today. a few years later, and i am reminiscing about a wonderful life in the state of new hampshire. and we are still doing the right thing. george? it is your turn.>> [ laughter ] thank you. now you know why ruth griffin was appointed house majority whip in the first true designation, it was the leadership. and as you probably know in the primary process -- the whip gets you votes, so it was ruth's obligation to make sure that we had the votes before we voted. and, i remember robert richman, our leader, after a successful day coming up to me and saying -- how come you win every dam time? i said because we are the majority. >> [ laughter ] >> i got a sad -- i got to set at the other side of the table. i got to thinking about the history, and depending on where you are in age, and where you are in conscious memory, you have to realize that the young people in the 18-25 age group have grown up in families whe

we have heard from our correspondent in washington, jennifer griffin, that in fact a u.s.g that the core of this announcement will be an invitation from kim jong un to president trump himself to meet. also to be mentioned, a confirmation that there will be a meeting with a summit with the south korean president moon, as well as kim jong un, and i think something important here, bret, the hardening up of another offer being put out there, reportedly by kim jong un that there would be a freeze in the missile launches, the nuclear testing. i think just an invitation to president trump wouldn't have been enough. it looks like we should get something more and that is what we could be getting. one final note, i got an email from a close contact with the south korean president just about an hour ago intimating that something big was happening. we could be seeing that, bret. >> bret: quickly, the caveat here was that the u.s. was not going to move forward unless they saw some significant movements. we'll wait and see what happens in 25 minutes here. that possibly is happening. if

jennifer griffin had latest from the pentagon. >> senior u.s. defense official confirms multiple packages that contained explosive materials were sent to military installations in the d.c. area today. at about 8:30 this morning a package addressed to the national defense university arrived fort mcnair. that package contained a fuse but an army explosive unit neutralized it. another suspicious package was sent to dahlgren naval center. the story is developing as we speak. the packages are being examined at the fbi's lab in the quanco, virginia. 51-year-old former bay area resident drove a flaming minivan loaded with propane tanks through the main gate at travis air force base. law enforcement officials described the incident as possible terrorism. authorities extracted a video from the attacker cell phone and are analyzing it to try and see if it help point to a motive. investigators found five propane tanks, three phone and several lighters. the fbi is investigating the state of suspicious packages sent to u.s. military installations just a week

. >> harris: to be have jennifer griffin standing by? on asking her team because she can go into detail and how about exactly what you're talking about, the military spending. she is for us the pentagon. jennifer, are you with us? >> i think if you look at the military part of this budget, the military got $80 billion more in this budget that they've had in the past. his defense secretary mattis is at the white house right now. we know he had lunch with the president. it was clear that both madison as well as members of the armed services committee, republican members of the armed services committee as well as the speaker of the house paul ryan were reaching out to the white house to the president to implore him to sign this omnibus spending bill because the defense budget will be held captive if he does not sign. if you vetoes, that has been the argument from republicans as well as the pentagon for some time. the pentagon chief has been asking, begging if you well. for more than just a continuing resolution, more than just temporary spe

griffinou know why ruth was appointed house majority w hip. appointed in the first true designation. as you probably know in the parliamentary process, the whip gets you votes. it was ruth's obligation to make sure we had the votes before we voted. reisch comingert up to me, he was the democratic leader, and saying how come you win every damn time? i said because we are the majority. [laughter] >> sitting here, i got sad when we got to the end of the other side of the table, thinking about the history. depending on where you are in age and in memory, you have to , in thethe young people 18-25 age group have grown up in families where there was a war almost constantly. 1939 because i distinctly -- i call myself a war baby because i stick remember the sounds of hitler's and mussolini on the bbc as we listen to the sunday night news. subsequently, watching what was family fight in the military service on the seas, they all came back alive. as i walked into my high school, we now had the korean war. the korean war was a war that was sort of forgot

shaquem griffin's hand was amputated when he was four because of a congenital condition.. an incredible college player.. winning aac defensive player of the year and peach bowl defensive mvp. first he put on his prosthetic left hand and bench pressing 225 lbs. 20 times.. then he ran the fastest 40-yard dash of any linebacker since 2003, at 4.38 seconds. nfl coaches and stars were impressed: antonio brown tweeted "sheeeeeeeeeesh?" and richard sherman said if griffin "doesn't get drafted in the first two days the system is broken." and i'm sure he can tackle the nfl: this is a guy who's spent his entire life breaking barriers, overcoming obstacles and is a real inspiration for everybody. ( darya ) you know who's also an inpiration: warriors star javale mcgee.. he took 150 oakland kids to see the black panther movie over the weekend.. the director ryan coogler was once a kid from oakland and look what he did! the blockbuster has only been theaters for 17 days and it's already the 10th highest grossing movie of all time. ( darya ) and movies and sports intersected at the acade

work at home take a look at ireland in a relatively short period of time we who were always an ember griffin nation suddenly became a nation of inward migration today almost seventeen percent of our population is non native of irish and they are highly educated on average they're better educated than us and that's saying something because they are very well educated they have integrated very well into our community and we in fairness have made a lot of efforts to make sure that they did why because our people knew what it was like to be told no irish need apply and we know what it was like to have nothing except just your two hands the one length to work on the horde to work in the dirty job to work for your children so that they would get the education they would become the doctors the dentist the nurses the accountants the politicians the corporate sector and a generation or two generations which is exactly what the irish did we know the story of immigration ends if you give people a chance because we were those people. her . point. of. the moment we've had a period of fake the flame. engi

and then, to speaker are roberts and ruth griffin, former executive counselor, they're going to talk about the republican side, about richard nixon ended up being the big winner and actually pretty much the nominee after new hampshire, and jim, former senator, state representative, he's going to talk about the johnson side, because he was the chair of unh democrats for johnson and portsmouth for johnson, and at the end, joe mcquaid, publisher of the manchester union leader, he's going to talk about both party primaries from the perspective of the newspaper and from a reporter's perspective of pieces of information that probably most of you have not heard before, but from his perspective, what he was able to hear from his father also who was editor in chief of the sunday news and the daily morning and evening papers. so that's how we're going to go through this, and then we're going to open it up a little bit at the end. so with that, it's quite a privilege to have sandy here because she was at it from the cradle that very first meeting and sandy's from hanover, and so i'm going to tu

griffin. he meets with his seniors on a quarterly basis. even though mr. griffin has been in office a short while we have direct connectivity into his chain. >> i believe a whole of government effort is required to support cwmd strategy and policy . can you please describe your work with other agencies to achieve your strategic cwmd objectives ? how is under resourcing and marginalizing of other agencies such as the department of state affected the cwmd effort ? >> to your point congressman, it truly is a whole of government effort. when you look at particularly in the acquisition, capability, development on the part of adversaries or potential adversaries, many of those introductions, many interventions and efforts to get at the pathways we call in terms of the routes for individuals who are not state actors or develop the capability are getting at the diplomatic piece, arms control, compliance piece, economic sanctions. we have the treasury, department of commerce, dhs in terms of export control issues. we meet on a constant basis. weekly in terms of at

jennifer griffin, thanks for looking into this. let's bring in my first guest. lieutenant colonel daniel davis. a former american adviser to the south korean army. so i have read some notes that you have put together. you say look at this with enthusiasm. why? >> absolutely. because first of all, there will be no war on the korean peninsula unless we start one with a preventative strike. anybody thinks we're going to solve the problem with a strike to take out their nuclear capability, that would be the most costly thing for the united states. if we're able to succeed in going down the negotiations, to still maintain american security and prevent war that is a major win for the white house. >> why is kim jong-un flinching? >> well, i don't know that he's flinching so much as taking the rationale path. president trump deserves credit for the maximum pressure. that's the only thing that is causing him to come to this position right now. the sanctions are definitely having binding effect. you know, we said this all along. that's -- in order to get to the diplomacy

jennifer griffin, thanks very much. my first guest is on the foreign apairs committee, brian mast of florida. he served in the army a dozen years and an afghanistan war veteran. great to have your expertise and time today. let's start off with how this moves the ball in terms of our relationship with north korea. >> well, it moves it substantially. you have a sitting u.s. president willing to speak there. there's no guarantee of what comes out of this. that's for sure. we have a guarantee going into this. that's that we have the strongest u.s. president in decades going in there. a president that dropped the moab, the mother of all bombs. a president willing to strike at the heart of syria where they were willing to launch chemical attacks from. this is the president that is going into that meeting. that's a difference. >> harris: we have heard -- you'd only be in the president's head to know if this is going on. he didn't tell anybody what he was about to do. sitting on the committee that you do, what is the conversati

. >>> thshaquem griffin with the fastest 40-yard dash time. to have his left hand amputated due to a birth defect. continuing to be an inspiration showing even if you have a disability, it can't keep you from achieving your dreams. >> absolutely not. inspiration may be putting it mildly. andy, thank you. the florida senate set to vote on a bill you that would allow teachers to be armed. does it go far enough for a point parent whose child was killed. when heartburn hits fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum tums chewy bites. the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. this is a tomato you can track from farm, to pot, to jar, to table. and serve with confidence that it's safe. this is the ibm blockchain, built for smarter business. built to run on the ibm cloud. this

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let's bring in cnn investigative correspondent drew griffin. drew, good evening to you. so what's more to this stormy daniels case? or should i say peggy peterson and david denison? >> for those of you who don't know, peggy peterson is stormy daniels and david denison is donald trump. when you say we don't know what happened, we do know what happened from stormy daniels in this lawsuit and her attorney. she said yes, she had an intimate relationship with donald trump beginning in 2006 at lake tahoe and lasting well into 2007. we also know that prior to the election, she was looking to tell the story of this relationship to media outlets, and that is when michael cohen, trump's attorney, found out about it and aggressively came after her, she says, aggressively sought to silence miss clifford. this is according to this lawsuit. and forced her, if you believe ms. daniels and her attorney, into signing this settlement agreement in which she was paid $130,000, supposedly to keep quiet, not say anything, not produce any documents, and her attorney today said if you believe do

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here is national security correspondent jennifer griffin live from the pentagon. >> there are few images career intelligence operative, who worked in the shadows leading the hunt for the world's most wanted terrorist. last march as deputy director of the cia, she set two seats down from defense secretary jim mattis has he welcomed the saudi crown prince to the pentagon. she would be the first woman to have the agency if confirmed. she is 61 and was once the deputy director of national clandestine service. she oversaw covert action and ran the cia black site in thailand. >> she has someone up to her eyeballs in the torture issue. she was in charge of the cia torture site in thailand, a place where one man was water boarded 83 times. >> haspel ordered the destruction of waterboarding tapes. according to her boss who wrote about it. "the cable left nothing to chance. it told them how to get rid of the tapes. they were to use an industrial-strength shredder." haspel's defenders say those black sites have to be seen in context. the justice department and president bush authorized the actions.

straight to drew griffin. i want you to explain to our viewers why it matters.it mean is this and what does it mean that trump used this trump organization e-mail account? >> it is more circumstantial evidence that stormy daniels' lawyer says proves michael cohen was on behalf of donald trump's trump and therefore donald trump when he tried on buy the silence of daniels. what the e-mails show, and here they are. a bank sending michael cohen this note saying the funds have been deposited into your checking account and michael cohen forwarding that message to stormy daniels' attorney. this shows michael cohen using his trump company e-mail to conduct all this business. did the president know 11 days before his mexico his personal faithful attorney, and at the time, employee, was conducting this on his behalf to secure the election and does that violate election law if true? >> and tell me about the law firm that is involved now and was involved in the trump campaign? >> yeah. so the law firm, it is a small new york firm. they were paid with $114,000 from the trump

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the fact that gates and phil griffin manafort's spokesman are saying it was an open secret is pretty>> what do you think, malcolm. >> i think it's remarkable in the fact that he actually traded on his past links to russian military intelligence that that's what his job was in the past. there's no way you could be running around this sphere of influence within moscow dealing with oleg deripaska, yanukovych, all these big player lose are very close to putin and not have this particular springing between pulled in one way or the other. >> right. natasha and malcolm, thank you. >> thanks, chris. >> and another trump cabinet firing announced on twitter. the member of trump world taking his place right after this. >>> we're having a meeting tonight at what we call effectively the southern white house. seems to be the most convenient location. everybody always wants to go to the southern white house. are you going to be at that meeting? >> you heard about it, right? that would be great. all about the va. >> yes, have you heard about the meeting about the va we're going to have tonight at th

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jennifer griffin, thanks very much. more reaction now to fox's top story and the challenges that mike pompeo could face in his confirmation hearing. we'll talk about that end of the confirmation, too. i'll talk with a texas lawmaker that used to work for the spy agency next. and how intel committee republicans closing the door on their russia investigation. clearing president trump of any wrong doing. no collusion evidence they say. democrats on the committee say not so fast amount live update on all of this. stay close. >> we need to get our fbi and our intelligence agencies working on real problems and get them away from what they're doing now, which is looks like spinning in circles. we spent 14 months looking for collusion and didn't find any. ♪ your heart doesn't only belong to you. bye grandpa. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, ent

jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. thank you. up next, the u.s.ew sanctions on russia over election meddling and cyber attacks. new details there. we will get reaction from the panel next. ♪ we the people... are defined by the things we share. and the ones we love. who never stop wondering what we'll do or where we'll go next. we the people who are better together than we are alone... are unstoppable. welcome to the entirely new expedition. ♪ >> certainly looks like the russians were behind it. something that should never, ever happen, and we are taking it very seriously. >> it is absolutely atrocious and outrageous what russia did in salisbury. we have responded to that. frankly, russia should go away. it should shut up. >> it's time to impose serious political and economic consequences on moscow. >> the united states is working together with our allies and partners to ensure this kind of abhorrent attack doesn't happen again. >> we are ready to return in partnership with the european union when our neighbors lose interest in following american-r

drew griffin cnn. >> i spoke to her attorney michael avenatti. you allege to michael cohen has attempted to intimidate her and shut her up. how has he attempted to do that. >> by means of a number of steps. including filing this bogus against her. making threats to her relating to what may happen to her from a legal perspective. >> how recent have these threats in your words been. >> continued until only a few hours ago when mr. rosen the attorney who now purports to represent mr. cohen and the entity ecllc. sending correspondent to me. >> i want to ask you about this arbitration, you say back in february 27. can you describe what happened? >> well, our understanding and quite honestly we are looking into this, but it is that mr. cohen on behalf of the entity ec went into adr services in los angeles and filed an arbitration proceeding managed to get adr services it appoint an arbitrator immediately. and managed to get that arbitrator to issue a temporary restraining order without ms. daniels. >> she didn't know this was happening? >> no idea. and

drew griffin is looking into this, here he is from london. >> reporter: cambridge analytica's work for the john bolton super pac was the very beginning of using improperly obtained facebook data from tens of millions of americans according to whistleblower chris wiley. >> they were one of the first clients of cambridge analytica to buy into the psycho graphic messaging that was developed using the 50 million facebook profiles that consider mwere misappropriated. >> reporter: a spokesman denies knowing of any alleged impropriety by cambridge analytica and the contract stipulates that cambridge analytica would follow the law and obtain all necessary permits. that contract obtained by cnn shows the bolton super pac in 2014 initially paid cambridge analytica more than $450,000 for behavioral micro targeting with psycho graphic messaging. in other words using data in an entirely new way. so you are not trying to change people's votes or win people's votes at that time. you're trying to change their minds. >> we want to change their perspective and change how they see things. this is a reall

here is drew griffin with more on all of this. >> reporter: the e-mails are brief. first republic bank advising that the funds have been 2k30ae deposited into your checking account. he forwards the message. what is potentially damaging for cohen, the e-mail account he jed at trump org.com is a trump company e-mail account which could indicate that trump organization was somehow involved in a $130,000 payment to silence a porn actress. >> i think this development is significant because it shows in a at all times during the communication process related to the negotiation surrounding this hush payment that mr. cohen was utilizing his trump on organization e-mail in those communications, not just when communicating with mr. davidson. miss clifford's attorney at the time. but also internally when he was communicating with the bank about the specific issue of transferring the money. >> reporter: while there is no evidence donald trump knew about the e-mail or the payment, if the payment did involve mr. trump, it could be considered illegal, a violation of campaign financ

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so the committee ruth griffin to do the right thing was to get involved in politics. so it started before the primary with my mentor, walter peterson. and here we are a few years later and i'm reminiscing about a wonderful life in the state of new hampshire. and we are still doing the right thing. george, it's your turn. >> thank you. now you know why ruth griffin was appointed house majority whip first woman appointed and the first true designation that it was part of the leadership. and as you probably know, the whip gets you votes. so it was ruth's obligation to make sure we had the votes before we voted. and i remember robert race, minority leader, after a successful day coming up to me, democratic leader, great guy, says how come you win every dam time. i said because we are the majority. sitting here, i got sad, we got to the end of of tthe side of t table, thinking about history, depending where you are in age and where are yyou are in krshc memory, you have to remember the young people in the 18-25 age group, had grown up in families where there was a war almo