believing that griffin had crossed a line. she lost sponsorship deals, her spire tour was canceled, and cnn terminated her contract to host new year's eve. her cohost and friend, anderson cooper, tweeting, for the record, i'm appalled by the photo shoot kathy griffin took part in. it's clearly disgusting and completely inappropriate. >> i don't have a punch line for that one, the punch line was hurt. the punch line was "ouch." >> reporter: she said she received brutal and detailed death threats and was put under federal investigation. >> i was on the no-fly list. i was on the interpol list. i had to go overseas to make a living. i was detained at every single airport. they take your passport. they take your devices. they leave you alone in a room and you don't know what's going to happen and you can't ask. >> you had friends who told you, just go away for years? >> yeah, it was great. sharon stone, who i love, goes, leave the country for eight years. i go, you leave the country for eight years, i have to make a living, i've go

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doctor griffin, ithink fantastic sight to see.fin, i think we've got some of the pictures you took a kindly sent to us, we are going to show them now and it absolutely amazing. do you think you got one of the best views in the world there on the south island of new zealand? well, we did not see the whole eclipse because we saw setting as it went into totality but what we got was the sun rising at the same time, so as the moon went red, it eats into the sky and then started turning this wonderful pastoral colour. it was just, then started turning this wonderful pastoral colour. it wasjust, a group of us were standing on this mountain top of new and said this is absolutely stunning. —— in the middle of new zealand. victoria just had a go at explaining it for us to try again for us. why does it look like it is read? well, if you are a national spending on the moon, what you would see as all the sun rises and sunsets of the earth the same time because that is the only light is passing towards you on the moon. —— red. so if you can't b

ian griffin is a british astronomer and director of a museum.s been viewing the blood moon from the observe story in the south island of new zealand. how wast for you? >> it was absolutely similar -- spectacular frome here and beautiful backdrop. here in new zealand, the eclipse took place as the moon was setting and the sun was rising. so the moo was setting, going red against the spectacular southern and it was one of the best sights i've seen in a life-time of stargazing and the fact there was no oer light around, it was a fantastic sight to see. >> dr. griffin i think we have some of the pictures you took and have kindly sent to us. it looks absolutely amazing. do you think you h one of the best views in the world there is this >> we didn't see the as a whole eclipse because we saw the moon septembering as ent into totally but we got the sun rising at th tsame time. moon went red, it dipped into the sky and the clouds started turning this wonderful pastel color. a group of us were going my sh, in is absolutely stunning and it was one of the

what's going on with you and blake griffin?now, nba player who played for the clippers, he's now with detroit. >> right. he's playing with the pistons now. >> jimmy: he's challenging you online to a roast battle. >> he hit me up on twitter and said that i should try roast battling someone my own weight for a change. [ laughter ] and blake griffin, i looked up who he was. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and it turns out he's a basketball player. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> who's a redhead. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and dated kendall jenner. so i'm like, i think there's a lot of material here. [ laughter ] so i've never roasted a redheaded stepchild before. and i think it's going to be a really -- it will be my first-ever time coming off the judge's table and i'm going to do my first roast. >> jimmy: you're going to destroy -- i mean, honestly, he would have a better -- he's a funny guy, blake griffin, but you'd have a better chance i think playing basketball against him than he's going to have in this situation. >> he challenged me to

it wasn't long before the owner of the griffin also responded saying, in part, neither i nor my business white supremacist groups and this not a nazi bar. i advise we use tactic we have used to past, with gang members - kill them with kindness and they'll get bored and go away. it my bar and i'm ultimately responsible for what happened last night, i feel terrible and sick to my stomach. now, thousands of people have taken to yelp posting one star reviews, urging people to avoid the griffin. mos:"i think its a little frightening if this becomes a gathering point for this type of festering movement." (grant) that was adrianna weingold reporting. police say both sides were asked to leave the bar and they cooperated. (ken) a woman was getting robbed inside a south florida gas station, until she decided to fight back. dorothy fletcher is the customer at the valero gas station in sunrise early sunday. the man standing next to her, according to police, is terrance dagrin. she says he asked her for money. she gave him some coins but that apparently wasn't good enough for him. dorothy then handed

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it wasn't long before the owner of the griffin also responded saying, in part, neither i nor my business't support nazi or white supremacist groups and this not a nazi bar. i advise we use tactic we have used to past, with gang members - kill them with kindness and they'll get bored and go away. it my bar and i'm ultimately responsible for what happened last night, i feel terrible and sick to my stomach. now, thousands of people have taken to yelp posting one star reviews, urging people to avoid the griffin. mos:"i think its a little frightening if this becomes a gathering point for this type of festering movement." movement." (grant) police say they were called around 10:30 saturday night for a large fight... they say they asked both sides to leave and they cooperated. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with some temperatures soaring into the mid 90s. but it was a much cooler day at the coast with highs there with patchy fog in the 50s and 60s. on the doppler you can see a few pop-up showers over the mountains to the north and the sierra. monsoonal clouds will likely make a

that time frame seemed to fit with ken griffin's expectations.del. >> the current prognosis next 6 to 9 months is we're going to experience strong growth so i think that in the short run, absent a materiel catastrophe on the trade front, i think we're looking at very strong growth the next six to nine months. i think we -- we pulled forward through the tax cut, the stimulus that goes with that some amount of demand and some amount of capex. we'll see that play out this year it makes, for example, 2021, late 2020 much murkier >>> as griffin mentioned, the big question mark for most investors are trade tensions most people believe the issues with china and elsewhere will be resolved steve bannon said he believes tariffs are good for the economy and that president trump will be victorious in the trade war. >> it appears that unlike past years, this is the ratingeightha dri delivering alpha conference, we did not talk as much about trade wars trade was front and center in every guest's mind >> i would say that was the recurring theme throughout every

that was the kind of political language griffin bell understood. he recommended ruth. tonight i told you a small piece of one story of women's progress in the legal profession. how a middle class girl from brooklyn without wealth or political connections, who came of age when women could not even imagine being judges, much less supreme court justices, rose to the top of the profession. there are a number of second wave stories. perhaps none is as soaring or dramatic as ruth ginsburg's but still of interest. these stories need to be written and read, studied and applauded, understood and beloved by lawyers and feminists. it is a task we are only now beginning. but as usual, we have ruth ginsburg to lead us and the world before us. ironically, the women lawyers have progressed further in the past few decades than in all earlier years combined. the profession in which we have finally come close to gaining equal opportunity seems to be falling apart. needless aggression and soulless and concern about societal consequences is the indictment from the outside. internally the

dr ian griffin is a british astronomer and director of the 0tago museum who viewed the blood moon fromry in lake tekapoe, in the south island of new zealand. i spoke to him earlier about what he saw. it was absolutely spectacular to be here in a beautiful backdrop you can see. here in new zealand, the eclipse took place as the moon was setting in the sun was rising, so we had the moon setting, going red, against the alps, and it was just one of the most fantastic sights i have ever seen stargazing. it was a fantastic sight to see. dr griffin, i think we've got some of the pictures you took ang kindly sent to us, we are going to show them now and it looks absolutely amazing. do you think you got one of the best views in the world there on the south island of new zealand? well, we did not see the whole eclipse because we saw it setting as it went into totality, but what we got was the sun rising at the same time, so as the moon went red, it eats into the sky and then started turning this wonderful pastel colour. it was just, a group of us were standing on this mountain top in the middle

mr griffin but i thank you for joining us on r.t. international what do you read into trump's latest statement to you buying his claims that misspoke take. well first of all thanks for having me on trump always misspeaks he's he's a boy all of us the morons tronson tireder approach to communication is double standards so of course trump has said two things at the same time that's his that's his routine that is schtick is they would say in show business trump has a habit of giving this two different answers simultaneously it has taken such a bar of criticism since yesterday's press conference with vladimir putin to think he's been treated fairly. i think he was very magnanimous in the breast reference when with russian president vladimir putin i was breast you're going to admit the surer comings of our intelligence agencies it's not it's you know not that many years since iraq when the same intelligence agencies deceived the entire world so i'm happy that he made those statements i'm very very frustrated that he has no backpedal there

. >> hey, thanks i did speak with ken griffin this morning, one of the largest hedge funds in the worldone of the best performer this is year. and citadel securities now trading one out of every five stocks that crossed the exchanges every single day we talked to him about a lot of issues we started, though, with where the market was headed. and he was rather bullish. listen to what he had to say >> the current prognosis next six to nine months is we are going to experience strong growth so i think that in the short-run, absent a material catastrophe in the trade front i think we're looking at very strong growth the next six to nine months. i think we have pulled forward through the tax cut and the stimulus that goes with that some amount a demand some out of capex, we'll see it play out this year it makes 2020 and 2021 much murkier. >> we talked about the fed interest rates and the yield curve. he has a pretty special somebody that has an opportunity to talk about these issues with. ben bernanke happens to be one of his advisers. this is what he had to say about the conversations they

what he's doing is completely wrong. >> drew griffin joins me now. these are serious allegations.the response? >> despite the fact we are talking about federal crimes, neither pruitt or anyone in his office has bothered to respond at all. we've given the epa detailed accounts of this report, have reached out multiple times. but this epa administrators and his communications officers are choosing not to respond. >> we're going to stay on this. drew griffin, thanks so much. >>> breaking news on the kids found alive deep inside a flooded cave and the danger they still face. since joining ninehahi, ubmonths ago,o. my priority has been to listen to you... to cities and communities, and to my own employees. i've seen a lot of good. we've changed the way people get around. we've provided new opportunities. but moving forward, it's time to move in a new direction. and i want you to know just how excited i am, to write uber's next chapter, with you. one of our core values as a company, is to always do the right thing. and if there are times when we fall short, we commit to being open, taki

anyway, memphis policere sted griffin at the drive r oviner. and griffin aba g sisters no more.ay. all right. howtbout this? cn camera in savannah georgia a waitress serves up a to a customer who groped her on the side. he probably didt expect that works cald truinskyi was her ailestedhtin j before being bailed out. the surveillance video round up on reddit this week on a forum called justice served. >>ou go, girl. wow. all right. and also caught on camera, this onelo fromda, a hwt foontdat when ting a wh take tt shark. fishermen say to frustrate them because theyten . called >> i had no idea that groupersa. >> i was going to say the same thing. wh i went to florida last ti imetero aup gdispal of appet. bott feers a nowoupe hamburgers., stick to guess so. i'm going back to red mea and pork. that's amazing. >>> all right. 75:52 is the time right n l. let's take aook at the stories you'remoing on social media with our realte news tracker. >> that means maureen is back. she's got a look a tllaho outbrk linked to raw turkey has grown. eut o people hospitalized has expanded to 9thnes

jennifer griffin, fox news. >> 46 minutes after the hour, a father pulling off operation glass flippers daughter. >> oh, man, lump in your throat time. the story that will sure to bring you a tear to your eye. are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, provides the most wifi coverage for your home, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi, simple, easy, awesome. ♪ ♪ ♪ jillian: 1:50 a.m. in oakland, california, people are coming home, going to work. >> i don't know, oakland is a big party down, i would guess good sports teams, the golden state warriors. >> those people are out partying because they are sports team? >> that's all i have for you, oakland, that's all i've got. >> good morning to you. >> a little boy putting himself to work with his own lemonade stand but not the fill his own pacts, jillian mele but to help police. jillian: fox affiliate in kansas city has more. >> here is my sign, it's calle

it wasn't long before the owner of the griffin also responded saying, in part, neither i nor my businessport nazi or white supremacist groups and this not a nazi bar. i advise we use tactic we have used to past, with gang members - kill them with kindness and they'll get bored and go away. it my bar and i'm ultimately responsible for what happened last night, i feel terrible and sick to my stomach. now, thousands of people have taken to yelp posting one star reviews, urging people to avoid the griffin. mos:"i think its a little frightening if this becomes a gathering point for this type of festering movement." (michelle)that was adrianna weingold reporting. police say both sides were asked to leave the bar and they cooperated. (ken) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here in salinas...monterey county sheriffsteve bernal reports that after her rescue friday in big sur, angela hernandez has serious injuries but is doing well in the hospital. the 23 year oregon woman, had been the object of a missing person search before she was found by two hikers, at the bottom of a 250 f

acorns, griffins. bows. and the works. so it was the finest example 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. because it's even dazzling, it's interesting. but there's the rose up close. the scots were very proud of this rose, it set them up as gardeners. in the world very interested in gardening then in europe. and this was the first i call them cabbage roses. the first rose that wasn't flat like the dogwoods you see outside. it was like this, the first one and the pride of scotland. here you see the fine work on the house. the pilasters and especially interesting, i think is this corner. the house has pilasters like that on the three sides. but not on the front. the front is smooth. you see how rich it is. with the medallions at the top. the barustrade. and the cornice that we see with the arched window head. this was built after the rest of the house, finished in 1824. and funny when it w

certainly i would like their input, as well as griffin, i know retired member christy, endeavoring to look at building on what we have, i really think is a great model. i do. i know there are a number of departments, i know commissioner veronese, you mentioned long beach, they are very progressive. but there are departments that don't have full time members that are firefighters and/or medics that are truly peer members. they have other alternatives. but i think with a model program, could it be built and improved? absolutely. that's what i think the spirit of the resolution is. having said that, i would endeavor to get some of the people that are doing the work to weigh in. particularly our two new members, as they are sort of the future of the department and they have time left in the department they aren't going to be retiring any time soon, to really engage them, as well as some of our subject matter experts that have previous time there. what i would envision would be forming a work group. the stress unit, peer support unit does work closely and report to deputy chief over homela

title having won the trophy back in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight well it should be another griffin clash in a world cup so far full of exciting games well despite the host team being knocked out at the quarter final stage russian football fans are still gulu to the competition out of the semifinals you give you spoke to local fans to find out who if anyone they would be rooting for. the host nation might be out but the world cup still dominates russian t.v. repeats of the course of final matches all running on a loop in restaurants around moscow. it's a bittersweet feeling for the locals they're proud of it team but they wish the adventure could have lost the just a little bit longer. russia for certain people here. read a beautiful game writer beautiful boy. that success has boosted football's profile in ice hockey mad russia the next generation is already preparing for a future but the russians now want to win the world cup which will because oprah so i. i don't know begin as that might be. a word which i know many people like in belgium with the high chances of winning. a cruise

national security correspondent jennifer griffin. mattis spoke after the justice department indicted the russian intelligence officers. on board his plane to see his counterpart in norway, mattis did not shy away from a frank assessment of russia's election interference in europe, just days before the president is set to meet putin. >> russia factors in in the southeastern europe area as a destabilizing element. they have chosen to come in and to undermine the democratic fabric of nations that are young in their democratic processes. >> a new poll this week says voters think president trump has been too soft on russia, yet a majority approve of his july 16th meeting with the russian president, 53% majority think president trump is not tough enough on russia, including 32% of republicans. director of national intelligence dan coats at a speech in washington warned about escalating cyberattacks on u.s. infrastructure ahead of the midterm elections. he issued the kind of warning reminiscent of pre-9/11 intelligence warnings, that went u

her next court hearing is next tuesday. >> jennifer griffin, thank you very much. what she was doing at the national prayer breakfast. america's christian nationalists finding common cause with the russian government for a while now. bring in former arkansas governor mike huckabee. would you like to respond to this piece? >> it was a very poorly researched piece because it didn't even understand the background, nature of the national prayer breakfast, didn't mention doug cano, one of the driving forces until he passed away in 2017. a remarkable man, one of the most authentic, humble, gracious people no one has ever heard of and the reason they haven't heard of him is because he liked to do his work quietly and away from the spotlight but he did more to bring people together in washington when people weren't even talking to each other than any person i have ever known and he was the person who led chuck paulson to christ. >> the piece is warning about bringing people together, they talk about maria and other russians who went to the breakfast to try -- they call the

jennifer griffin, good of you. happy fourth of july.>> trace: we could have celebrated america's independence a couple of days ago. a painting in the halls of congress help tell the story of what happened and why we celebrate today. our senior capitol hill producer chad pergram has the details. >> the most prominent painting in the u.s. capitol is of the declaration of independence by artist john trumbell. the paintings hung in the rotunda since 1826. the painting depicts a meeting on june 28, 1776 when they presented the first draft of the declaration of independence to the second continental congress. the continental congress voted for independence on july 2. john adams thought every one would remember that day as a national holiday. but they hadn't crafted a document explaining the move. sound familiar? >> we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it. >> so they wrote it up, gave it an edit and printed it july 4, 1776. most signed the document on august 2, 1776. there were, however, some stragglers signing in septe

drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. >> drew, thank you. for reaction, david chalian is with me.binet officials in the past, but how high up the list is this guy on the list of worst offenders? >> pretty darn high when it comes to sort of swamp behavior. you'll recall donald trump ran against this, he was able to tap into a current with voters about how much they can't stand exactly this kind of behavior. and yet here is scott pruitt doing everything that if you were writing a book to a cabinet secretary how to avoid controversy and problems and corruption, you would go counsel this list and be like don't do any of these things.counsel this list and be like don't do any of these things. >> don't do any of these things. >> exactly. including possible violations of the law when it comes to asking people in their government function to do nongovernment work, whether that is getting your wife a $200,000 a year job or working out some represent with rent with a landlord. these are not actual taxpayer job descriptions.sent rent with a landlord. these are not actual taxpayer job descrip

>> which of the private markets people >> griffin >> well, john gray has a new role within blackstonepromoted to president i'm interested to hear how he plans to navigate blackstone he has a real estate background. how will he use that as blackstone's president the guy operating the company and obviously it's a very interesting time to take the helm of the biggest privatity equie -- private equity guy in the world. he's now the guy, not the guy behind the guy he's the guy >> he's the guy. he has some people to report to, but he's the one keeping the trains on the tracks >> there we go big day. get ready. >> big day >>> could be a good day for your money and markets. futures are not soaring, but they are higher now. dow futures indicated up 28 points nasdaq is what everybody is watching yet another new high nasdaq stocks up a couple percent in a couple weeks. let's bring in chad morganlander from washington crossing advisers their firm eventually advising clients to go underweight u.s. equities you're going underweight u.s. equities at a time when everybody continues to buy stocks, or

mike: jennifer griffin life on -- live on national security.eat to have you this afternoon, thanks for being here. what are your expectations going into this trump-putin summit? >> well, frankly, the u.s. president holds all the cards ahead of this meeting. putin really needs this summit. he needs to bring home a win to his domestic constituency as we heard in the report earlier most russians are really concerned with their economic situation, just recently the russian government has had to raise the pension age, this was very, very unpopular in russia and putin's approval ratings actually starting to slip as a result of the unpopular policies, so i think putin is going to want to have an olive branch that he can extend to president trump, look, i'm a trusted partner and let's make this work and i really need some economic investment and let's put end to sanctions as well. i don'tthink the u.s. presidentl deliver on concessions that putin will try to seek and well aware that he certainly holds all of the cards in this relationship. >> a number

>> shepard: jennifer griffin with the breaking news. more on that story as it develops. from capitol hill after the summit and the news conference that followed. several republican lawmakers are now slamming the president of their own party after what happened in helsinki. it's the bottom of the hour. the top of the news is next. you're trying to lower your very hwith a healthy diet... and exercise. and maybe even, unproven fish oil supplements. not all omega-3s are clinically proven or the same. discover prescription omega-3 vascepa. the one that's this pure... and fda approved. look. vascepa looks different... because it is different. it's pure epa. vascepa, along with diet, is clinically proven to lower very high triglycerides by 33% in adults, without raising bad cholesterol. that's pure power. proven to work. vascepa is not right for everyone. do not take vascepa if you are allergic to icosapent ethyl or any inactive ingredient in vascepa. tell your doctor if you are allergic to fish, have liver problems... or other medical conditions and about any medications you t

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drew griffin has been digging in to this for us. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, facebook did shut down these 32 accounts, they run the gamut from an indian support page to an account about mindfulness. but the biggest had to do with the divisive political issues which we saw so much of around that 2016 presidential campaign. page after page about race resistance is one of them including one with president trump and a flag all aimed at further polarizing the american electorate. one page i want to show you called resister organized several events, one was held last november in new york. plenty of people showed up not realizing the whole thing was started by a fake facebook group likely run by russians. resisters also set up another event in d.c., a counter protest to a white national rally scheduled less than two weeks from today. five other real groups got involved with this, some of the people we contacted having a hard time believing the people that they have been messaging on facebook aren't who they say they are. in all, nearly 290,000 user

cnn's senior investigative correspondent drew griffin is out on this. >> reporter: brooke, here we go again. russian actors continue to infiltrate, disrupt, whatever, the u.s. political debate. if not our elections themselves, brooke. facebook is finding the inauthentic behavior. whoever set up these pages, which facebook shut down, isn't who they say they are. though they are not sure facebook believes it is russians, typical of the behavior we saw around the 2016 elections, set up these fake sites, get real americans to like and follow these pages, then sending out this disinformation to encourage division in the u.s. and it worked, brooke, again. nearly 290,000 users followed the 32 fake sites. one of the most followed pages called resisters. and actually, set up a counter protest to white national rally that is being planned in d.c. less than two weeks from today. that's why facebook got this out today. they wanted to call attention to this. the event was called, no unit the right. and the people behind the facebook page communicated with real american citizens in five different f

national security officials accused them of spying on the u.s. >> shannon: jennifer griffin, thank youblican congressman from utah chris stewart voted for the bill today. working out the differences between the house and senate versions. he is on the intel committee and joins us now. >> good evening. >> shannon: so much of what i've read talks about the things that are plugged into the bill in both versions that are pushed back against russia and china. what is in there and why is it important right now? >> there are so many good things in it. you know i was a former air force pilots. i flew combat rescue helicopters and the b-1. we had 157 fighter squadrons. we have 58 today. when i was in the military, we had 350,000 troops in all of europe. we have 35,000 today. vladimir putin looks at that and laughs. it's not a serious deterrent to him. it simply isn't. the european defense initiative part of the bill is a very, very important part, saying to russia in a serious way we know what your intentions are. crimea, the eastern part of ukraine, his threats towards other former warsaw pact

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that is certainly news making if it comes to pass ken griffin, the leader of one of the biggest hedge funds in the world, spoke also about trade. his views are a little nuanced as well with respect to the president's posture. he agrees on the one hand and d dissents on another. >> the president unquestionably has the right mission. the united states post world war ii, embraced a series of trade deals, one, to help rebuild war-torn europe. but the big picture is, and the president is right, over the years we've generally left the table with a deal inferior to our trading parties and we need to address that. the current strategy i don't understand, but i'm not party to the strategy itself. we've got an open battle with many of our allies on many fronts to me it strikes me as an incredibly complicated set of negotiating tactics, to have so many open fronts simultaneously. >> so in a nutshell, griffin believes the mission is right in terms of trade questions or is not aware enough to have a judgment on the tactics. on the economy, griffin, like larry kudlow, is bullish he sees six to nine

let's go to senior investigative correspondent drew griffin.potentially has big implications in the united states. >> because if true, wolf, could explain how the russian intelligence agents that attempted to disrupt the 2016 presidential election were so effective in how they targeted the u.s. population. it was marketed as a break through how to motivate, change people's minds, manipulate them to vote or not vote in an election, using personal facebook data of tens of millions of americans. they developed a voter targeted technique, targeting individual voters who would receive messages on their facebook feeds, group chats, and personal communications. critics would label the technique as the political weaponization of data. turns out the russians were paying attention. >> the information commissioner in the uk saying she believes the cambridge an lalytica data s accessed by russia. we don't yet know who they were, what they accessed, whether they took that data or what they did with it, but that link was established with the investigation. c

let's go to our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin. he's joining us right now. drew, update our viewers. >> wolf, in what could be evidence russian actors continue to try to disrupt, infiltrate the u.s. political debate if not the elections themselves, facebook is saying it's finding this inauthentic behavior. whoever set up these pages is who they say they are. though they're not sure, facebook believes it could be russians. it's typical of thebehavior they saw around the 2016 elections, setting up fake sites, getting real americans to like, follow these pages. then sending out disinformation to encourage division in america. and it did work. nearly 290,000 users followed these 32 fake sites that we're talking about. one of the most followed pages was called "resisters." this is it. they actually set up a counterprotest to a white nationalist rally being planned in d.c. less than two weeks from today. again, these are believed to be russians. their event was called "no unite the right." the people behind the facebook page actually communicated with real americ

for the pbs newshour, i'm julia griffin.s tracking down survivors who were as young as ten when they were raped.>> there were 72 allegations of onploitation and abuse in the u.n.'s c mission between may and september 2004. >> all of this is a immoral completely at odds with our mission. >> u.n. secretary-general kofi annan sent his scial adviser to investigate. he was shocked by what he found. >> i listened to what victims were saying. it was really disturbing. i said it was akin to a lifeguard jumping into a pool and instead of saving someone who was drowning, they actually drown them almost. s ms to be as cruel as that. >> reporter: fiv months later he published a report but criticized the u.n.'s ownve igations into alleged sexual abuse, but he said the main reaso offenders often evaded justice was because the u.n. had noriminal jurisdiction over its peacekeepers. >> the u.n. is not aovereign body at the most the u.n. can dismiss someone from service, but it cannot conduct its own trials.s thator the government themselves

bret. >> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. thanks.et's talk about the summit, the president's comments, plus the latest with the russia investigation. andrew mccarthy is a former u.s. attorney, and a fox news contributor. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, bret. >> bret: i want to play a little bit more of that cbs interview that's airing tonight. cbs news sat down with the president again today talking about what he said on election meddling. take a listen. >> you say you agree with u.s. intelligence that russia meddled in the election in 2016. >> i've said that before. i've said that numerous times before. and i would say that that is true. >> but you haven't condemned putin specifically. do you hold him personally responsible? >> i would, because he is in charge of the country, just like i consider myself to be responsible for things that happen in this country. so certainly as the leader of a country he would have to hold him responsible, yes. >> what did you say to him? >> very strong on the fact that we can have med

drew griffin is on this today. what?saying the russians could continue to infiltrate the mipolitical deba if not the elections themselves. the department of homeland security seems to be pretty sure. we just heard from the homeland security official that says we continue to see russian operations directed at undermining american democracy. what this is all about is facebook finding this inauthentic behavior. basically, whoever set up the pages, 32 pages, aren't who they say they are. and though they are not sure facebook believes its russians, it's typical of the behavior we saw around the 2016 elections where russians set up these fake sites, got real americans to like, follow the pages, and then sent out disinformation to encourage division in america. it happened again. it worked again. nearly 290,000 users were following these fake sites. one of the most followed pages called resisters. and this group actually set up a counter protest to a white nationalist rally that's being planned in d.c. less than two weeks from

national security correspondent jennifer griffin has more from washington.ennifer, this warning from dni dan coats, what can you tell us about that? >> well, jon, it is notable that his prepared remarks at the hudson institute on friday came shortly after the justice department announced the new russian indictments, and just days before the president meets putin. an important message from the head of u.s. intelligence. he warned about escalating cyberattacks on u.s. digital infrastructure as well as the power grid ahead of the midterm elections. director of national intelligence dan coats issued the kind of warning reminiscent of pre-9/11 intelligence warnings that went unheeded. >> the warning lights are blinking red. again. today the digital infrastructure that serves this country is literally under attack. every day foreign actors, the worst offenders being russia, china, iran, and north korea. >> the u.s. intelligence director singled out russia as the most aggressive foreign actor in terms of cyberattacks against the u.s. he accused russia of continuing

our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin broke this story now.d and what's facebook saying about it? >> what we're learning is that this russian company that has links to the kremlin could have been harvesting facebook user data from americans. that's troubling enough. even after facebook learned of that possibility, facebook gave mail.ru a two-week extension to wind down two of these apps. this all comes out now as facebook continues to investigate just how and who misused facebook user data. >> yeah, there was abuse. that's why in 2014 we took the step of fundamentally changing how the platform works. >> reporter: when mark zuckerberg told a congressional committee his social network shut down apps that gathered users' personal information, he didn't mention this -- a list of 61 app developers fo erers face says were given an extension. ability to keep gathering data from facebook users for up to an additional six months. among them, the russian internet giant mail.ru, which ran hundreds of apps on facebook. what does that mean to you? michael

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our senior investigative correspondent, drew griffin, is working the story for us.w, this looks like a major blunder. >> wolf, it absolutely was an embarrassing blunder, but environmental groups suing the department of interior are glad it happened. they say this accidental release of documents are pro proves to the interior department is hiding facts from the public. shortly after president obama established bears ears national monument and expanded the grand staircase escalante national monument, the government noted positive change on the federal protected lands. tourism was up. vandalism in the protected areas was down. and paleontologists, amateur and professional, were making incredible finds. a department of interior memo outlined it all in may of 2017, showing is just how well the protections were working. it is reasonable to conclude that visitation would be less if the lands had not been designated as a monument, the memo read. more vandalism would have likely occurred. and one region of grand escalante contains a pl s s a r author -- plethora of discoveri

national security correspondent jennifer griffin has more from washington.warning from dni dan coats, what can you tell us about that? >> well, jon, it is notable that his prepared remarks at the hudson institute on friday came shortly after the justice department announced the new russian indictments, and just days before the president meets putin. an important message from the head of u.s. intelligence. he warned about escalating cyberattacks on u.s. digital infrastructure as well as the power grid ahead of the midterm elections. director of national intelligence dan coats issued the kind of warning reminiscent of pre-9/11 intelligence warnings that went unheeded. >> the warning lights are blinking red. again. today the digital infrastructure that serves this country is literally under attack. every day foreign actors, the worst offenders being russia, china, iran, and north korea. >> the u.s. intelligence director singled out russia as the most aggressive foreign actor in terms of cyberattacks against the u.s. he accused russia of continuing to undermine

our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin is joining us right now. these fake sites seem pretty familiar. >> almost identical, wolf, to what russian actors did during the run-up to the 2016 campaign. set up fake inauthentic accounts. gather a bunch of followers, then spread disinformation, fake protests, all aimed at twieding americans against each other. facebook calls it inauthentic behavior, and though facebook can't be sure, it sure looks like russia again. 32 pages with names including black elevation, resisters, being followed by 290,000 accounts. the fake accounts also setting up and promoting real events and protests aimed at further polarizing u.s. political discourse. >> many of the events did occur, including this one last year in new york city, attended by actual americans who likely had no idea that the resisters facebook page was probably run by russians. another event by the same group was supposed to take place in a couple weeks. resisters set up a counterprotest against white supremacists at the white house august 10th. five other re

and what he's doing right now is completely wrong. >> drew griffin joins me now.n administrator already facing a lot in washington? >> despite the fact we are talking about potential federal crimes, neither pruitt or anyone in his office has responded at all. we've reached out multiple times, but this epa administrator and his communications officers are just choosing not to respond. john? >> i want to stay on this. this is peculiar to say the least. thanks so much. >>> up next, breaking news on the kids found alive deep inside a flooded cave and the danger they still face. ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. surfs up. earn a $50 gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com aleve presents: "staying in the game" with uncle drew. this is the moment. you gonna run away from it? or are you gonna step up and take it? now introducing, aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough