griffin just highlighted. my job, sir, i look at my job slowing the chinese and others down from getting the stuff. his job is to push the envelope on our technology investment and r&d. my fear, big concern is what's being taken from us now, the r&d we're both competing for, we're both interested in the same things right now, that is what's going to show up on the battlefield five to 10 years from now. we need to slow down our adversaries and speed up our own capabilities. secretary griffin: let me amplify my comments. one of the best assets we have is the openness of our society and our alliances and partnerships with our western allies. the more that we can find ways to do things jointly with them and binding them to us, that is a positive step we can take, sir. thank you. mr. langevin: there are many promising ideas that the department has invested intellectual equity in of the only to see those ideas and programs end up in the valley of death. recognizing the remaining utility, other entities we can swoop

cash also saw similar price increases mr griffin had previously research project behavior including the manipulation of the volatility index known as the vix trader on the chicago board options exchange cboe which we have reported earlier this year has been accused multiple times are being manipulated. and we now move to cryptocurrency is which we love to cover to help us we're joined by geoffrey tucker the editorial director of the american institute for economic research and by christy are the co-founder and managing partner at the tech trader fund thank you both for joining us let's start off with that headline about bitcoin being inflated last year and jeffrey i want to start with you my thought when i read it was duff there is only supply and demand out there with with bitcoin and there was a heck of a lot of foam oh a fear of missing out so this really didn't seem like that far stretch to me i don't know about manipulation you know as a regulator we use these terms very carefully and perfected a manipulation we called it actually meant something under the law so i think sometimes

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kathy griffin strikes again. first this disgusting picture of president trump's severed head and now attack on america's first lady. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ heather: were we have been waiting for you join us at "fox & friends first". love a little tom petty in the morning to get the day started. live shot of new york city there for you. thank you very much for joining us on monday morning. i'm heather childers. top stories for you, live look at capitol hill. lots of things happening today. the doj, inspector general and fbi director will be grilled over the clinton e-mail probe today. and now antitrump fbi agent peter strzok says he's ready to testify too. griff jenkins live in washington, d.c. as lawmakers demand more documents on the probe, good morning, griff. griff: good morning, heather, we have not heard the left, horowitz heading to senate judiciary committee this afternoon as president trump applies pressure on the fbi agent that claims he would stop him from taking office. the preside

marsha griffin, dr.ed pediatricians across the country come to the border so they can see conditions of what it is like for kids. it is the problem of taking kids from their parents. that's the problem. joining us now is dr. marsha griffin, she's also the coach chair of pediatrician group. dr. griffin, i have been looking forward to talking to you. thank you for being with me tonight. >> i have been looking forward to talk to you, too. >> thank you. i feel like like so many americans, our eyes are turning to the border region until the conditions of immigrants and immigrant kids and families are being held. if not for the first time and certainly for the first long sustained look. and i want to get a perspective from you on what we are seeing and hearing now and what the country is having such a revolted reaction to. how different is it from how things have been in the past? >> the difference, rachel, is only that they are separating the children methodically and it is planned. they separated their child

griffin: yesterday -- yes. we lost the war.is the mostre ordered, structured society in southeast asia, but tomorrow, two of the world was the most will tryional leaders to forge a path to a new peninsula that for seven decades has been under known conflict and the fear of conflict. jon sopel, bbc news, singapore. , i have to tell you, because it would not be the same without a tweet from donald trump, but he has taken toha twitter to saythe meetings between staff and representatives are going well noand quickly, but these d matter because we will soon know whether or not a real deal can happen. is that what wnoare looking at a real deal? correspondent: -- think this is i base camp one, and mike pompeo discussedhat today, promise me a framework, and if it goes well, if donaldmp tives it the green light at the end of the meeting, of course they will build up, and ey will bring in e experts that they need. i also have to tell you, while he has been putting out history, tm jong-un has been talki which is a north korean news agency

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marsha griffin.in the rio grande valley for a decade in the course of her work for the american academy of pediatrics. dr. griffin has invited pediatricians from across the country to come to the border region so they can see what conditions are like there for kids. she tells the associated press this week, "the shelters aren't the problem. it's taking kids from their parents that is the problem." joining us now is dr. marsha griffin, long-time pediatrician working with immigrant kids on the south texas border. she's also the co-chair of the american academy 6 pediatrics special interest group on immigrant health. good dr griffin, i've been looking forward to talking with you. thank you for being with us tonight. >> i've been really looking forward to talking with you too. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the reason i wanted to talk to you specifically is because i feel like like so many other americans our eyes are turning to the border region and to the conditions in which immigrants and immigrant ki

where did kathy griffin learn to talk like that? maybe from u.s.or kirsten gillibrand of new york who is now regularly using the f word in her public appearances. here is one. >> what about president trump? has he kept any of these promises? no. [bleep] no. [laughter] fundamentally, if we are not helping people, we should go [bleep] them. >> tucker: and she is not the quickest of u.s. senators. but even so it says something broader about what's happening in the democratic party. the left is arguing that trump is radical. how have they responded? by becoming way more radical by coming completely off the edge. they say trump is vulgar. okay. so now they shut profanity on television and at campaign events. amazingly, trump has somehow convinced the democratic party to completely destroy itself. no one ever says that but it may be the biggest change he has brought to this country. it's fascinating. radio show tammy bruce joins us tonight. she has been watching carefully. >> unfortunately. >> tucker: it's interesting. if you are making the case that tru

griffin going after sanders in this treat and uses an expletive. do not come for me. i did not call you and for expletive sake take a cold reading class. maybe you won't stumble so much. thank you for joining us. we have kathy griffin responding with a horrible expletive describing a woman to samantha bee who used this vulgar expletive defining or explaining a woman. >> the best way to solve this, if people would only speak in public what they speak in private maybe things would be better. i think people ought to change their private language. if people use vulgar and vile language privately they tend to use it publicly. maybe everybody should clean up what they say behind closed doors and when they get on the stage or have a microphone in front of their face they won't say things that require an apology, a firing or the loss of sponsors. and that's what i find so remarkable about some of this. >> heather: it is remarkable. we were discussing this earlier and our guest said that she believes it is a message from hollywood showing that they just do not respect women an

drew griffin, c- n-n denver.michelle) coming up -- two-thousand people evacuated laguna beach today after this growing vegetation fire broke out. details on how firefighters are handling the blaze. (michelle) and -- new data showing there were more deaths following hurricane maria than previously reported. we have the numbers -- right after the break. after the break. to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. (michelle) new video just into the news room tonight -- thousands of residents of laguna beach, california are being forced to leave their homes due to a growing vegetation fire. laguna beach police say the aliso fire has already burned 250 acres. its forced the evacuation of about two- thousand people in laguna beach's top of the world and old top of the world neighborhoods. no injuries or damaged structures have been reported from

drew griffin reports.colorado's public safety commissioner heard about a man who was allegedly assaulted by an uber driver, he demanded a list from uber of all its drivers with disqualifying records.doug dean:"frankly we were shocked with what we found."the list doug dean got from uber included 12 uber drivers convicted of felonies, and others with d-u-i's or driving on suspended licenses. drew griffin:"what does that tell you about the background process?" doug dean:"it tells me that the background process as it is in law right now doesn't work."according to uber, the company's policy disqualifies drivers convicted of felonies, violent crimes and sexual offenses.as well as major driving violations.yet in case after case, convicted felons have been approved to drive anyway.in marylan california and massachusetts, government agencies did additional screening and found what add up to thousands of drivers, with disqualifying criminal records, even sexual offenders, approved to work for uber.in texas, approved

drew griffin, c- n-n denver. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with sunshine all the way to the coast today. highs were much the 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it willl remain clear this evening as offshore winds beging to blow. temperatures will be mild too with lows in the 50s and 60s. on the satellite image you can see high pressure building over the bay area. the timing is perfect bring us warm to hot temperatures this saturday and sunday. tomorrow will be hot with highs in the 90s inland, the coast. it will be a little cooler on sunday with patchy coastal fog but still hot inland with some highs still in the low 90s. more clouds and cooler weather will return on monday with temperatures returning to normal in the middle of the week. (vicki) what's being called the biggest take-down of illegal opium poppies in state history is unfolding in monterey county. opium poppies are used to make opium, morhine and heroin. kron four's rob fladeboe shows us where it's happening and what sheriff's deputie

herd of griffin. one, outside of griffin georgia in 1898. and he was taken out of school as all the black children were for growingal needs, cotton picking, what have you. my father technically went to the third grade but he was functionally ill literal. so i say of course, i would be back an educator and communications specialist because it meant so much to my parents that i would do that. in the -- this is my mother. isn't she gorgeous? willy may neil. love that woman. this is my grandmother, sofia mcknight. the was all of 4'8" inches tall and she lived on a farm, as i said in rural arkansas, and she, 4'8", less than hundred pounds could drag a 100-pound sack of cotton through the field in 120-degree heat. i always say, that's the kind of stock and legacy i have to live up to every day. my grandmother, fierce, and in the country you would have your shotguns, right? and so every week, the young insurance men, all white, usually young, would come by and collect the premiums on friday or whatever, and

jeremy griffin of los angeles used the identity of a real registered nurse. he applied into work at saint louise regional hospital last summer, but staff became suspicious and griffin was arrested on his first day on the job. he pleaded no contest and is expected to be sentenced tomorrow. >>> overflow crowds flooded the state capitol to weigh in on rent control. >> the issue is whether to give cities more freedom to regulate rent. lamar abrams explains. >> reporter: new homes may be booming here in sacramento, but state financial analysts say a typical renter pays 50% more than rents in other parts of the country. it's a housing crisis fueling the rent control debate in our state's capitol. hundreds of housing advocates lining the hauls of the state capitol. chanting for repeal of the 1995 renting acts. the acts keeps counties and cities from rent control laws >> there are massive amounts of landlords that are taking rents that are 1200 and adding 5, 6, $700. >> reporter: now heading for the november ballot, even landlords are squaring off. >> they're putting

my name is matt griffin.astry chef emily griffin, and we're from carmel, indiana. we own baker's edge, and we are seeking $400,000 for 20% of our company. we have completely reinvented bakeware.

acorns, griffins, bows, and it was the finest of i think known in the united states for many years.today, you leave the white house and you don't see it. you go out the north door and most people don't turn around and look. it is dazzling even to one who is not interesting. there is the rose up close. is not interesting. there is the rose up close. the scots were very proud of this rose, it set them up as gardeners in a world very i call them cabbage roses, it was the first rose that was not flat like the dogwood you see outside. here you see the fine work on the house, the plasters. especially interesting i think is this corner. the house has plasters like that on the three sides, but not the front. the front is a smooth. you see how rich it is with the medallions at the top. most of it is filled air. the cornice with the arched window. here is the south portico. this was built after the rest of the house, it was finished in 1824. funnily enough, when it was cleaned -- come on, now. when it was cleaned in the 1980's, the stone suddenly turned red. it was from the cynical quarry --

comedian kathy griffin is attacking melania trump. first lady spokeswoman made a statement about immigrant children being separated from their families saying mrs. trump is to see children separated from their families and helps both sides of the aisle can come together to achieve successful immigration reform. that prompted a vocal response from griffin on twitter. you know well year has been tremendous immediately. as you can see, we deleted both expletives referring to report of numbers separated by federal 30s all legal crossing the border into the united states. that is what is happening now. >> that is the issue that is really dividing so many people right now. the house is scheduled to vote on two different immigration bills this week as the debate intensifies over children separated from their parents at the u.s. border. ted harvey is to defend the president and a former colorado state senator p. robyn bayreuth for more obama campaign direct her. gentlemen, good morning. i want you to listen to a conservative viewpoint on wher

drew griffin:"what does that tell you about the background process?"doug dean:"it tells me that the background process as it is in law right now doesn't work."according to uber, the company's policy disqualifies drivers convicted of felonies, violent crimes and sexual offenses.as well as major driving violations.yet in case after case, convicted felons have been approved to drive anyway.in maryland, california and massachusetts, government agencies did additional screening and found what add up to thousands of drivers, with disqualifying criminal records, even sexual offenders, approved to work for uber.in texas, approved uber drivers included a murderer on parole, and a convicted felon once accused, though not convicted, of seeking to smuggle rocket launchers into the middle east. he is now sentenced to 25 years for sexually assaulting a passenger.uber sexual assault victims like this woman say uber must improve how it screens drivers.jane doe/sexual assault victim"if they really want to put themselves out there as the safe ride home, they should real

master sergeant howard griffin, now 91 years old, is a veteran of the war. it was cold and...ow. what, the conflict was useless? yes, yes. we lost the war. i don't know if it would have made any difference if we had won it or not. but anyway, we lost it. singapore is the most ordered, structured society in south east asia, but tomorrow two of the world's most unconventional leaders will try to win the peace, try to forge a new path for a peninsula that for seven decades has only known conflict — and the fear of conflict. jon sopel, bbc news, singapore. and unsurprisingly, president trump has just been tweeting. he's said: joining me now is john nilsson—wright, senior research fellow for north—east asia at chatham house. good to see you. thanks for coming in. pleasure. we will soon know soon enough if a deal is in the offing. we're not going to know that really, are we? this is the first meeting of potentially many. both men of course wa nt to potentially many. both men of course want to make this summit a success. kim jong—un just by virtue of showing up and meeting the most p

speaking of nick griffin, he did tell him to stop smoking. it is not nice though.ew neil is my favourite to take over. it should definitely be a woman after all these years. definitely be a woman! by these years. definitely be a woman! by the second half i will think of a candidate. the 11:30pm we will have an answer. the daily mirror, are you both following the world cup? an answer. the daily mirror, are you both following the world cup7m course, yes. iam both following the world cup7m course, yes. i am a both following the world cup7m course, yes. iam a big both following the world cup7m course, yes. i am a big football fan. so far, the most excitement for you? the most attention is on germany losing that if anyone saw the game on friday night when spain drew with portugal it was magnificent. spain were incredible for most of the game and managed not to win. they are the only team that england probably need to be scared off on current showing. sure enough, every world cup tournament there is or the front page that says, here we we re or the front page that says,

robert griffin specializes in pain management. >> it takes a long time to really know all of the longm effect and really, to prove that something has no risk of addiction over time. >> do you see this -- your concept as, part of the solution to combatting the epidemic? absolutely. a lot of us are in pain. if we don't give painkillers we'll never solve the problem. >> blue therapeutics says it could be five years before the drugmakers it through clinical trials to see if they confirm its claims. kenneth craig, cbs news, cambridge, massachusetts. >>> up next, how a horse named justify made history. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> in the homestretch of tonight's broadcast racing towards the finish line with a story of a champion athlete who reached the pinnacle of his sp

ann griffin/warriors fan- "i think they can pull it out.i think they've been through the rough, the rough patch, and now that lebron is coming, i think they're going to show him what we're made of." dick's sporting goods says a long playoff run is always good for business.amy vanderlin/dick's sporting goods- "you get people that have been a long time fans -- you get people that are brand new fans." and, all of them have a favorable prediction for golden state. stev cherensky/warriors fan- "i expect them to win. i think five games i would say."jamuna weinstein/warriors- "i'm not nervous. no, i think they're going to take it." warriors fans also don't mind that these two teams are squaring off for a title a four seasons in a row.freddy sanchez jr./barber- "not at all. game recognize game." the bay area is ready for round four. philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) and our coverage of the n-b-a finals continues. coming up-- we'll take a look at ticket prices this year-- compared to years past. (grant) and after the break-- what was supposed

around this time, she read a book called "black like me" by an author named john howard griffin, and in that book, john howard griffin had darkened his skin and lived with african-americans to write about that experience of being an african-american man in the united states at that time. she read this book and it inspired her to do something similar. she started a correspondence with john howard griffin and actually in her papers we have -- you can see this is a pretty big, extensive folder of correspondence. they maintained a friendship for many, many years. she wrote to him and told him that she loved his book, and that she wanted to do something similar, and he said he had got an lot of those kinds of offers and inquiries, how ick do this? and he didn't really respond favorably to them but something but grace really made him believe that she could do this also. so, this is a letter that she wrote to him, offering to pick him up after they start corresponding. they make a plan to meet each other and get to know each other, and it's on white house stationeriy so she was still workin

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they have peter fonda, maxine waters, kathy griffin.hey are literally melting down before our eyes, there's no one in the democratic party that can control them. and it's just helping donald trump succeed. his numbers as record high right now. >> greg: charles krauthammer just passed away. he had a phrase we all remember witches come as a conservative, we think they are wrong but thet thinks we are evil. if they think you're evil, they can do anything to you. if they think you are not to come, and morally they are right to go after you. >> kimberly: justifies the level of vitriol in the rhetoric that's just so repugnant, to attack people or someone's family, to be able to someone you can't eat here at this restaurant. yet they fight for the cases like the gay rights to be able to have a writing cake made or something of that nature, it's a real hypocrisy latent in there. if they feel justified in saying we are fighting against evil and something like the devil, then they are say they are justified in doing it more land ethically. so the

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griffin is set to serve one year in jail plus three years of probation. >>> judge in southern californiae so-called house of horrors case to stand trial. david and louise two -- turpin torturing their children. describing their behavior as sadistic and astounding. thents were arrested after one of the children escaped from their home last year and called police. the parents have pleaded not guilty to torture and abuse charges. >>> our time is 5:40. san francisco contract -- construction company may get hit with a discrimination lawsuit after african-american workers said they thought hate messages. they saw graffiti with the n- word, black dolls hanging from newses -- newses -- news -- nooses. >> to be subjected to the kind of slurs, threats, it's just unconscionable. we are not period. >>it has held antiharassment training and the policy is to remove offensive graffiti as soon as it's reported. >>> one of the most ignitable symbols of san francisco pride weekend. volunteers will put up the one acre outline for the pink triangle on top of twin peaks. the installation of the triangle will

it took nine months. >> that was drew griffin reporting.a comedian makes a prank call and ends up talking to president trump. and that is not even the craziest part of the story. don't go away. about living joy. ♪ hello. the new united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for getting away. rewarded! going new places and tasting new flavors. rewarded! traveling lighter. rewarded! (haha) getting settled. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com and get... rewarded! >>> a comedian claims he pulled off a prank call on the president on board air force one. the comedian, stuttering john, managed to convince the switchboard that he was new jersey senator bob menendez. well, before long he got a call back from the president. >> you know, i have a good relationship with the party. you have a good relationship with the party. and i think we can do a real immigration bill. we have to have security at the border. we have to have it. i mean, look, you got 60% of the country says you have to have security at the border. and that is good for the dem

drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. >> so just to reiterate what drew just said there.re the trump administration. but the issue here is there has been no transparency. there have been so few cameras, reporters, members of congress allowed into these facilities. we don't know the conditions. >> and we don't know where the 2,300 kids are going. there is no transparency about that. who knows? i think the issue is who are we as a country? >> right. >> are we comfortable with minors being chained to a chair and having a white bag over their head? let's debate that and figure out who we are as a country. >> imagine being a parent and knowing one of yoyour child is these facilities. >>> mass confusion about what the administration is doing to reunite some of these 2,000 children separated from their parents. frankly, this morning we just don't know. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts. (laughs) (vo) you can never have too many faithful companions. that's why i got a subaru crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. i mwell,

. >> julie: remind me of kathy griffin hanging a mock severed head of the president of the united statesshe came out with a tearful apology and took it back. do you see a double standard? >> i do see a double standard. however -- i actually think as my mother used the say what's good for the goose is good for the gander. i think we should be equal. however, i have to say it starts at the top and president trump has allowed people to say negative things about each other and i don't think that's okay. >> julie: first go ahead. i know you have something to say. >> to bring this back to donald trump. so it's donald trump's fault that samantha bee called his daughter the c word and suggested she had an an affair with him? come on, ellen. we've known each other a long time. everything in this country isn't donald trump's fault. can't she take responsibility for what she did? >> she should take responsibility. i don't disagree with you. however, it starts at the top. i have found that people are nasty to each other in ways that never happened when i was growing up. >> julie: of course. the time

the president, he is in the same camp as kathy griffin, he does not apologize for anything. just own it. just live with it. >> david: i do. but i am going to handle keith olbermann. >> harris: we will leave it at that. the commercial break is going to be thrilling. >> dagen: this is thrilling to me. let's take a live look at the doubt. look at this. fantastic economy. this is out this morning. 8:30 a.m. eastern time. employers at 223,000 jobs. the unemployment rate is now at an 18 year low. whether president trump can take credit for that, plus democrats slamming the recent pardon, saying that he is trying to send a message. could that be the case? we debated. (vo) we came here for the friends. and we got to know the friends of our friends. and we found others just like us. and just like that we felt a little less alone. but then something happened. we had to deal with spam, fake news, and data misuse. that's going to change. from now on, facebook will do more to keep you safe and protect your privacy. because when this place does what it was built for, then we all get a lit

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national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with this story.lo, jennifer. i'm a senior u.s. official tells fox american troops haven't yet been able to make positive identification on the ground following the drone strike because the missile completely destroyed the vehicle the taliban leader was traveling in. just moments ago, afghanistan's president confirmed the taliban leader's death in a tweet and relatives of the wanted leader have already begun public mourning rituals. drone strike took place wednesday, two days before the muslim holiday in eastern afghanistan's cunnar province close to the bored we're pakistan. the state department had a $5 million bounty on the head of maulana fazlulla. he helped plan the failed bomb attack in new york's times square in 2010. in december 2014, his operators carried out the most lethal terrorist attack in pakistani history when its operatives killed 151 people including more than 130 children during an attack against a military school in pakistan where many of pakistan's top generals sent their children

bret. >> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon, thank you. sunday, june 10, this sunday we will have a weekend edition of "special report." 6:00 p.m. eastern time, 6:00 a.m. local live from singapore. the following monday and tuesday we will cover all the breaking news from the summit live from singapore. "special report" on the road. meantime, a senior israeli officials: security personnel to kill palestinians who launch flaming kites into the country from gaza. public security minister wants the kite flyers treated, in his words, "just like any other terrors." israel and because i've been fighting over their shared border weeks. correspondent conor powell looks at life and death inside gaza. >> hamas rocket fire into israel has stopped for now. however, gaza is far from peaceful with militants sending fiery kites across the security fence today. burning several israeli fields. a few miles away, young palestinian entrepreneurs at the technology incubator tried to ignore the conflict that surrounds them. >> it's really hard. it's really hard.

drew griffin joins me now. and pruitt had a bizarre response ts story about him trying to get his wife a chick-fil-a franchise. >> which makes it even worse. scott pruitt didn't see anything wrong with the move and calling chick filla a franchise of faith and excited about the possibility of bringing one of the franchises to tulsa. the presideupport pruitt but increasingly republicans on capitol hill finding it hard to do. one republican senator, john kennedy of mississippi today said of pruitt, he's acting like a moron. scott pruitt tried to use his position as head of the environmental protection agency to get his wife a franchise chick-fil-a. as astonishing as that sounds, more astonishing, it is all in writing in government e-mails. on may 16th, 2017 pruitt's former aide sydney hop from her official account writes to chick-fil-a, administrator pruitt asked me to reach outo you aut a potential meeting. da later a second message and the administrator would like to about a potential business opportun with mr.

jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon.fense secretary mattis speaking at the naval war college and did not mince his words. >> for the first time since world war ii, russia haas been the nation that has redrawn international borders by force of arms. putin seeks to shatter nato and aim to diminish the democratic model and attempt to undermine america's moral authority. >> while joint training is expected to halt on the korean peninsula, it's underway in the baltic sea. today is the last day of the drills which involves more than 40 warships, 60 air crafts an an amphibious landing. >> trace: and what about a drone strike killing a taliban leader? >> yes. american troops have not been able to make positive identification on the ground following the strike because the missile completely destroyed the vehicle the leader was traveling in. the strike took place wednesday two days before the muslim holiday in eastern afghanistan close to the border with pakistan. the state department had a $5 million bounty on him and had him des

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took nine months. >> thanks to drew griffin with that report. >>> the head of i.c.e. is out.terday as a dozen agents and several lawmakers are calling for an end to the agency. that call is not getting widespread support. democratic congressman seth molten is calling out leadership issues, yes, but stopping short of saying it would should be abolished. >> we face a lot of problems with what i.c.e. is doing, and there's clearly a leadership and accountability problem here. i.c.e. does important work for our country. i don't think that just going out and de-funding them is the right approach. in some ways, calling for defunding i.c.e. or eliminating i.c.e. is giving up our duty as congress to make the organization work. that's our responsibility. >> the customs and border protection deputy commissioner is being considered for the director job, although it's not clear if he will be nominated for the position yet. >>> still ahead, president trump gives a little bit of insight into his upcoming face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. will election meddling be o

here's cnn senior investigative correspondent drew griffin. >> reporter: when he heard about the driverse demanded a list. >> we were shocked. >> reporter: the list included 12 uber drivers convicted of felonies and others with duis or driving on suspended licenses. what does that tell you about the background process? >> the background process as it is in law now doesn't work. >> reporter: according to uber, the company's policy disqualifies drivers with claims like these. but in case after case, convicted felons have been approved to drive anyway. in maryland, massachusetts, and california, governor agencies found what add up to thousands of drivers with disqualifying criminal records, even sexual offenders, approved to work for uber. in texas, approved uber drivers included a murderer on parole and a convicted felon once accused, though not convicted, of seeking to smuggle rocket launchers in the middle east. he is now sentenced to 25 years for sexually assaulting a passenger. uber sexual assault victims like this woman say uber most improve how they screen drivers. >> if they really

could send the letter to the epa inspector general, that office is investigating pruitt. >> drew griffinpaul, let me start with you. i can't recall as a matter of historical fact any cabinet official that has brought this many embarrassing scandals on to the administration for which he works. just whether or not you like scott pruitt or not, i can't think of anyone like that. >> i can't. go way back, james watt under reagan didn't do a third of this and he got run out -- >> and he do d one of the 30 things and he got -- >> and this is what puzzled me. donald trump is our president because he and people like david urban have an unfailing -- pitch fork or tuning fork for middle america -- >> drain the swamp. >> yes and that is the appeal. he's to rich to buy. and we'll clear the swamp and this is what they could understand, he's sending security guards out to buy lotion for his precious hands. he's trying to strong arm chick-fil-a -- and they are delicious, let's be honest. but you don't use your government perch to get your wife a franchise. and that stuff -- every blue-collar will get th

senior investigative correspondent drew griffin has more. drew?share company demands it alone conducts its own background checks on its drivers, but our investigation found out in thousands of cases that process is not working. uber's background checks are failing. when colorado's public safety commissioner heard about a man who was allegedly assaulted by an uber driver, he demanded a list from uber of all its drivers with disqualifying records. >> frankly, we were shocked by what we found. >> the list he got from uber included 12 uber drivers convicted of felonies and others with duis or driving on suspended licenses. what does that tell you about the background process? >> tells me that the background process as it is in law right now doesn't work. >> according to uber, the company's policy disqualifies drivers convicted of felonies, violent crimes, and sexual offenses, as well as major driving violations, yet in case after case, convicted felons have been approved to drive anyway. in maryland, california, and massachusetts, government agencies

. >> laura: this is kathy griffin, sabine, so-called comedian.age to the parents who are on stage with trump at this press conference. i'm so sorry for your loss but the man you are standin with, trump, could give two s, she can't tweet without swearing he is using you for propaganda, sabine. what do you have to say to kathy griffin. >> i want her to meet me face to face and tell me how this is propaganda. this is my son's ashes in here. he is the only man that brought this to the forefront. she needs to go into a little back alley and entertain the two people that are still following her. she has no -- she just has no ground, she has no soul and no heart. i pray to god she never knows this feeling. >> laura: michelle he will value imitchell salvadorran man. >> a man and daughter were arrested in texas by border agents. i was told my daughter and i had to get on different buses because there wasn't enough room, he says. buff when they were driven to mcallen where many my grants are being processed 6-year-old maybelline was suddenly nowhere to be

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our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin working the story for us.w, the allegations date back to the obama administration. >> yes, wolf. they do. dating back to unaccompanied minors at the border and overwhelming the government's ability to hold them and the details show a system in crisis. >> reporter: outlined in court filings and special reports and witness statements, the allegations range from unsanitary conditions to un-air conditioned rooms in hot texas summers and dosing children with mood changing drugs allegedly disguised as vitamins at the treatment center in texas. legal filings, quote, immigrant children being held down for injections given multiple psychotropic medications against their will, some not even approved for use in children. and one case, a boy was placed on six psychotropic drugs. and then independent psychologist found the boy had been misdiagnosed with a psychotic disorder though he didn't have any symptoms. another child, 13 from el salvador said in a witness statement i didn't want the injection. two staff grabbed me an