doctor griffin has been involved with it. he has one of the few that began the program with sdio before and to where he is at now, in a new role, let me introduce him formally. doctor griffin is the undersecretary of defense for research and engineering. he is the technology officer responsible for research and development activities across the dod enterprise and is mandated with ensuring technological superiority for the department of defense. he oversees the advanced research projects, the missile defense agency, strategic capabilities office, the dod library enterprise, and the undersecretary staff focused on developing technology and capabilities for the u.s. military. >> thanks. and thanks to all of you who are here today. talking about the length of time i have been involved in missile defense, a little while ago, as it happened, a reporter asked if i had to sum up my career briefly -- my first reaction was, i am not done yet. after that i said, if i had to put it on a bumper sticker it would be, manned spaceflight and

griffin? [applause] ricky, and: things, thank you to all of you -- tonks, ricky, and thank you all who is here today. a little while ago as it happened, and reporter asked me if i had to do it, sum up my career briefly, and my first reaction was, i am not done yet type. after that, i said, if i had to put it on a bumper sticker, it would be "manned spaceflight and missile defense." he said those two don't have much in common. i said it is not my problem. up. is how i would sum it my roots in missile defense go back to late 1984 after lieutenant general abramson, as the first director of then sdio, now the missile defense agency was substantiated. was substantiated. i was lucky enough, with some folks in the audience, to be involved with early proof of contact tests that we did amazingly and quickly. and possibly because we were quick, they were also done well. because of those two things, i find that i am where i am today. if they had been failures, no one would have ever heard of me. so, spac

that is the path we are on. >> two-part question for doctor griffin. given the stop, start history of the us hypersonic research over the years we do a program and we do another one or do one that is successful but it stops and nothing happens for a few years. what is different now in the strategy for us hypersonic weapons developing hypersonic weapons and likewise, on the china side we've heard references today but the progress they made in about vladimir putin bragging about things but what is the actual evidence -- given where the us is having a few minutes of hypersonic flight is their actual intelligence that china and russia are that much ahead or is this based on prunes bragging statements? >> second question first. i'm not going to get or not going to comment on things that i know from intelligence sources at all. i would simply say that a reading of publicly available literature in the defense scenario would convince anyone that china has made considerable progress on operationalizing or womanizing the research that the united states pioneered

griffin has been involved with this. he's one of the very few that began the program with sdio before. and to where he's at now in a new role, and let me introduce him formally, dr. michael griffin is the undersecretary of defense for research and engineering. he's the department's chief technology officer and responsible for the research and development in prototype and activities across the dod. mandated with ensuring technological superiority for the department of defense. >> he overseas the activities of the defense research. the missile defense agency. the capabilities office, the defense unit. and the undersecretary of staff focused on advanced technology and capability for the u.s. military. >> thanks, ricky, and thanks to all of you who are here today. you're talking about the length of time i've been involved with missile defense. a little while ago as it happened, a reporter asked me how i would -- if i had to do it, sum up my career briefly many and my first reaction was, well, i'm not done yet. but after that

. >> reporter: cummins sees a familiar face, griffin barry.ctions to the black bear commune a week earlier. did you remember them? >> no, i couldn't remember his name. i was like, "what's your name again?" you know what i'm saying? he was, like, "yeah, we had a house fire." and he said he lost his job. they were just trying to start a new life. i was like, "i'll help you out." i put him in the cabin. > reporter: griffin, ironically a native of nashville, tennessee, is the caretaker of this forested california property. and gives the couple he thinks is just down on their luck a place to stay. can you show us the cabin that you put him in? >> yeah, for sure. it's at the end. >> reporter: so this is where they stayed. >> yeah. >> reporter: and those bottles? >> those they had, they were straw bottles. >> reporter: so that's what they were using to have clean water. >> we had a little foam kind of mattress thing that he laid on. and then we had this thing we grabbed from black bear ranch, which was kind of like a seat padding that i laid on. and

emerson griffin has been hospitalized for reported mental health issues.n barred from the vikings a practice practice facility for his behavior. jumped out of an ambulance on the way to the hospital. now he's in the hospital under evaluation. vikings have coach mike them zimmer is not thinking about emerson griffin. we are more concerned. he has always been a really good model for us and now he's even stepping it up more. two pioneers in sports broadcasting they will become the first all-female announcing team for an nfl broadcast tomorrow night exclusively on amazon prime they will call the vikings, rams game. kramer and storm will call 11 thursday night games on amazon prime. in jet -- injury at creamer. great to see that these two are coming together. in a storm. that's exciting. another great broadcaster. you can catch the fox report. traders in london are expecting when we return. the engine management systems coordinate with autonomous vehicles. financial data, so now we can predict the future. our new flexible propeller design. by collaborating with

and, i am telepathically connected to adam griffin. so that happened. let's get started.s, ladies. [applause] gentlemen. [applause] gentle them. [applause] for this tremendous honor. forguys keep rewarding me things i don't think need rewarding. i am just living the values my parents gave me. and loving you the way you deserve. eye toving major side anyone who thinks differently. i acknowledge the need for allies because of the visibility we land. that was reinforced for me tonight. sarah mcbride gave me a note from a 10-year-old transgender girl named ella. after myherself that movie, "ella in chanted." forhis note, ella thanks me my courage as an ally. ella, i want to make something absolutely clear to you. it takes zero courage to love you. [applause] it does take a lot of courage to get us to talk in front of a lot of people. i put your note right next to my heart. i have been thinking that an award is only as meaningful as the community that gives it. let's talk about this community. what i love most about this community is the way you owned the alphabets. lgbttqqiaa

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they were introduced by hrc president chad griffin. this is 45 minutes. >> now, i have the pleasure of introducing two of the grandest allies our movement has ever known. throughout their years in public life including eight years as vice president and second lady of the united states -- [cheers and applause] >> they have served as champions for those who need them the most. survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. victims of gun violence. the bullied and vulnerable, and lgbtq people denied most basic rights. we'll never forget his heartfelt embrace of major equality at that pivotal moment in 2012 which helped us build a wave of support across this country. and, by the way, he single handily made aviators the most popular sunglasses in america. since leaving office they have continued to speak out, to fight injustice, and to make change. and lgbtq people denied our most basic rights. we will never forget his heartfelt embrace at that pivotal moment in 2012 which helped us build a wave of support across this country. way, hehe

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we get more from drew griffin in myrtle beach. >> reporter: christine and alex. this is ocean boulevard, myrtle beach. usually crowded right now. myrtle beach right now under manned store curfew that started at 10:00 last night and goes into tonight, of course. this area really caught somewhat off guard by the change if direction. they thought they would have a glancing blow. wednesday morning the forecast changed and now they could be a direct hit of florence. businesses were ordered shut at 5:00 last night. they boarded up and sand bagged as best they could. you see that up and down the street here. they are concerned not just about the surge that could come in and the wind that could come in from the ocean which i can see in the dark. you can't see it here. also the sheer amount of rain that will fall because of the slow-moving nature of this storm. i want to show you something else. this big ferris wheel. iconic spot here in downtown myrtle beach. there are no cars on it. they took all the cars off of that ferris wheel during the daylight hours and shipped th

wear night because i would be proud to wear nike sports stars including serena williams and shocking griffin who both appear alongside cap'n he could never have also praised the message behind a campaign going beyond the sales and sporting aspects of the campaign it is believed the ad may play a role in the world of politics the n.f.l. season is about to begin. so the controversy will be front and center. donald trump in the midterm elections if he can sustain this ad campaign up through the actions. anything else anybody's talking about. in when they align with calling capper nick today. i said your updates more at the top of the hour eleven hundred three household business update in just about. earth. home to of species. a home worth saving. given those are big changes and most start with small steps googling tears tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the.

they were introduced by hrc president chad griffin. this is 45 minutes.

is at griffin's community has a leader fit for these times.et me begin by saying thank you to chad and thank you also to your mom and dad, betty and butch who are also here with us tonight. when i was 13 years old, i stopped on the street of my pennsylvania neighborhood and knocked on the door of a boy named drew. had been making fun of my little sister, bonnie, who was just nine years old at the time. throwing worms at her again. she was terrified to go back to the bus stop. he was a serial offender and i was tired of it. i had no idea what i was going to say to him. i when he opened the door, pulled back and i punched him right in the face. [applause] and then i ran as fast as i could. [laughter] i hate bullies. [applause] at the biden foundation we have several pillars helping middle-class families, like the ones joe and i grew up in. supporting military families and supporting colleges. , whypeople have asked us did we make unto be gq equality one of our pillars in there are btq equalitymake lg in our pillars and there are a lot of answers

still holds quite a military griffin the region that's a recap of the world's top news for this hour but don't forget you can always head to our web site r.t. dot com for the latest on all those stories and much martin thanks for tuning in. and out of our going out of that how can other than our beloved know that that not out of the mouth of the money there's been an american mind. this was a good time to. try to move. slowly down the line you know how little money not why not act and then again to our son or ex chanting in the hall people we believe the media. model of my kids i don't want them up aside johnny boy are you the moment i've got a mother how do it all the kids or is it a little i'm a little work in my building looking at the pins i don't want to put out they are the most hardy without all the more the clothing. join me every thursday on the i like simon shore and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. skies are this is the kaiser report the show that goes for other states and you know it's now like a week

even by chicago standards the death of 15-year-old demetrius griffin jr. was beyond comprehension.emetrius was murdered in 2016 and a gang tried to recruit him. police say that demetrius was burned alive. his remains discovered in a 55-gallon drum in an alley. demetrius's aunt joins us now. thank you for being here. i know this is so hard and some of his friends and family is here tonight. how is polly, his mom, doing? >> basically, she's distraught. she's basically not functioning. that was her only son. that was my only nephew. he was 15 years old. there was nothing that he could have done to anyone that would want someone to do that to him. he was about 4 foot 7 in height and about 97 pounds. they burned him alive in a garbage can. he wasn't in a gang. he didn't do drugs. what is it that he could have done so bad that a monster would take his life like that, and two blocks from his home. we have to pass that block every time we visit my mom. i can't go into the house without hearing him saying tete, i did this or did that. he was looking so forward to high school. he only did tw

. >> due griffin is live in myrtle beach, south carolina. drew the government master said that 300,000 people have evacuated there from south carolina. is it pretty quiet where you are? >> reporter: it's very quiet, quite frankly, brooke that few forecast turned south this morning was a game changeer for a lot of the holdouts. and we can show you that the evacuation route highways from here in myrtle beach to dharlston are headed one way, that is away from florence. it's not just a southward hit that could take place. it's also the duration of this storm that you were talking about with jennifer grey. you know, it's easy to ride out, not easy, it's easier to ride out a storm that comes and goes, even huh ga, 29 years ago, it came in a snap. when you have it battering around, that's days and days of misery. a lot of people decide it is just not worth it. you see the beaches behind me, businesses forced closure at 5:00 tonight. after that the mandatory evacuation is under way by which you know you just do not have the promise of emergency or p

and for joe griffin europe and russia we are neighboring countries so we have to co-exist we have to work together we have to cooperate that is not the case for us so this is why the key point for ours is that. the consideration of in the next future a path away a road map on how to overcome sanctions is in our interest is in the interest of all the european union but i think it is indeed interest of the russia to this is why we. we we hope russia surely is trying to play the sanctions are helping. that i can tell you but. i don't want to get your personal view on this what is this about like michael costa russia or chancellor merkel comes to russia and every time they speak out of russia it's all about bridging the gaps not about the gaps ok they talk about importance of being together and moving forward together and the minute they're home facing their audiences it's all about you know super anti-rational rhetoric is this for the audiences this is for the voters or what is this thing go one swear in russia talking to put in we say one thing and as soon as we go back home we need to

randy anderson, chief economist at griffin capital. what is it?. >> thanks for having me here today. what a great show and what a a great "newsweek" it has. stocks have been going through the roof when you look at fundamentals of the economy, we're looking 1 1/2 gdp growth for 19 and 20. liz: sorry, 1 1/2? we're at 4.2%. >> that was one quarter. we think end the year three% range. everybody is talking about the trade war and people talk about the different kind of georisk. employment market is full employment. there is not a lot of gas when everybody is working, number one. libor increased makes costs for individuals and businesses higher. liz: bank offered rate that banks charge each other. >> all loans that adjust go up. that hurts companies and hurts consumer. consumer makes a big crux of gdp. david: liz: if we're in rising rate environment, mortgages going up. what else? >> real estate is great hedge against inflation. we're seeing in the data slower economic growth but inflation is creeping up. construction cost inflation is going way up. pen

drew griffin, thank you very much. we'll get back to drew and our crews out here. the issue again as drew said, as jennifer said, brian todd, it's the rain. it's flooding. people are stuck in their homes. flood water will rise. that's where the dangerous situations will come in. brooke, you know, hurricanes most of the time come through quickly ashore, but when you get the ones that come through and they sit there and spin and bring in all that water and surge, what have you, that's where the big problem comes in. that's where people's lives really become effected by that. we're going to be here watching it. >> we'll come back to you. i was listening to your conversation with craig fugate saying this is the end of the beginning. don lemon, stand by. we'll come back for special coverage in myrtle beach. >>> meantime, the other breaking story today, paul manafort. the former trump campaign chairman pleading guilty to one count of conspiracy. here's the biggie. agreeing to cooperate with department of justice and talk to special counsel robert mueller. those details a

i want to bring in the work of ken griffin, one of the founders of citadel.economy is running hot. the trump policies, whether it is the regulation or tax reform, is pushing corporate america to go, in terms of new equipment and hiring people and so forth. have another 18-24 months minimum in the cycle on the back of the adrenaline rush from the trump policies. anna: that was ken griffin, the ceo of the citadel. that makes you wonder when it slows down. there is talk of growth, but it is a slightly slower rate of growth. is this and the dialogue for the u.s. economy -- in the dialogue for the u.s. economy? would expect discussion to be turning to that. we have been talking about fed rate hikes for a few months. we knowtion becomes, they are going to be hiking rates. we are and how much longer is here andng to go -- w how much longer is this going to go? you think investors would turned their sights to that as well. anna: thank you very much, kristine auquino. still waiting for that rate decision out of indonesia. let's talk about what is going on with oil. an

now let's go to drew griffin in myrtle beach, south carolina. drew, good evening to you. you have been out speaking to residents of myrtle beach. what are you hearing on the ground ahead of this life-threatening storm? >> something interesting about this particular area, don. i've never been in advance of a hurricane where so few people have been through a really big storm or can even remember a big storm. it doesn't mean they're not evacuating. they are, but they don't know what they're about to go through. and listening to that forecast where you know, beak in the eyes of a layperson this storm has been downgraded, that could certainly lead to people not leaving now. those who have now chosen to say stay. so i do worry about that. we did talk to a lot of people who have chosen to leave finally because of the southward turn here noor the myrtle beach area. talked to one woman who says a lot of her neighbors just can't. take a listen to why. >> some of them just don't have a place to go. some of these people in here don't have vehicles. they have like bicycles or mopeds o

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. >> reporter: when her husband picked them up, they could only claim griffin and another customer had nola. >> sat there a few minutes with her and drove off. >> reporter: the video camera pictures is now on 100 flyers and taken around the neighborhood. the woman left with the dog in a dark colored sedan and for thisi veteran it is too much and she wants her dog back no questions asked. >> she relieves my stress and calms me and makes me feel like i'm okay. >> reporter: a logical question would be has this dog turned up in any animal shelters? the answer is no but fairfield police have not given up. they posted a picture of that woman on the video page and they may be able to check the credit card record with a time stamp on that video. wayne freedman, abc7. >> thank you. >>> in the south bay, a popular downtown fountain is shut down for repairs with no re-opening date in sight. the fountain flowed for one day last week after being out of commission all year. city officials say the ultra violet filter that purifies the water wasn't operating properly and shut down the whole system. th

wolf. >> drew griffin, thank you very much. director of emergency management in myrtle beach. bruce arnell is joining us on the phone. bruce, what are the greatest risks to life for people in your community right now? >> right now, wolf, you know, as drew was saying, you know, we're in the midst of it right now with the wind and the rain. you know, we encourage everybody to stay where they are in shelters if that's the case. you know, we're faring pretty good. we're not getting a lot of structural damage in myrtle beach. however, the wind is blowing and, again, as drew said, we are more concerned right now with the river flooding, cutting off access into our city in the days to come. >> have you been conducting rescues? >> not so much in myrtle beach. we don't plan on getting out until in the morning to do our damage assessments. we don't have a lot of people in town right now, so that hasn't been an issue. >> a curfew, as you obviously know, has been extended for the area. are people heeding that curfew? >> we have very good v

but, as the newshour's julia griffin reports, while uncomfortable for some, the heat ashas revealed a te trove of long-lost historical landmarks. >>eporter: in the united sngdom and ireland this summer, prolonged heat wavt city residents in search of shade and tzcooling sp... >> it's way too ho'tand people arsed to it. >> reporter: ...and prompted dairy farmers >> ration feed. haven't seen the farm this dry ever. i think the last time we had a very dry period on the farm was 1976. >> reporter: but, while trying for some, the british isles' driest summer in 57 years has been a boon for local archeologists and history buffs. >> it is tremendously exciting. or>> reporter: in july, au anthony murphy photographed a 5,000-year-old, previous undiscovered gathering site, known as a henge, in eastern ireland. >> i simply couldn't belie what i was seeing. this was in a field of crops. s wasn't, you know, this wasn't the marks of farmer machinery in the soil or anything. >> reporter: instead, the concentric rings of dots were crop marks-- ghostly outlines of - a civilization paserging from the m

. >>> rookie linebacker shaquem griffin will play.t. dana jacobson talked with griffin in april about making history. >> people make history all the time every single day. it comings in different weights and shapes and forms. i'm not going the say, because you have one hand, i don't see how you can do it. so you don't put limb taegss on somebody else. >> i love him. griffin will be alongside his twin brother shaquille will plays for the seahawks. >>> ahead, we'll hear from uber's ceo about the new timeline to get self-driving cars back on the road. olay regenerist wipes out the competition; hydrating better than $100, $200 even $400 creams. with our b3 complex, beautiful skin doesn't have to cost a fortune. olay. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. new ensure max protein. i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carf

still has 2,000 troops in syria. >> bret: jennifer griffin, thank you. back here in the u.s., a massive wildfire near the california-oregon border keeps a stretch of interstate 5 closed through the weekend. california transportation department says that blaze began wednesday, it's still burning out of control along the highway. it's destroyed thousands of trees that could fall on to the roadway. the highway traverses the west coast from to canada. the confirmation hearingtor brett kavanaugh is over. the final day seemed more like an after thought. kavanaugh wasn't there, he wasn't supposed to be, his testimony finished last night. chief legal correspondent shannon bream is where a wrapup of what we saw and heard. >> shannon: his supporters feel like there's almost no way he won't get confirmed. his critics have a tough job ahead to flip two republicans to vote no. they're keeping an eye on these two senators, senators collins and murkowski. both have been supportive of abortion rights. that was easily one of the top two issues he was asked most about thi

griffin was found, but a customer took nala, putting her into a car. she says nala's disappearance has been devastating. >> i need her. she really does help me. it's not just about having a pet. it's about having a companion, and she helps me make it through the rough days. >> the gas station gave martinez this image of the woman who took nala. martinez says she wants her beloved nala back, no questions asked. >>> a local man is celebrating his freedom tonight after being released from prison in nepal. wolf price from palo alto is back in the bay area tonight, and he talked to abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler about his ordeal. she joins us live from the newsroom with more on hisstory. this is remarkable, carolyn. >> wolf price is saying that he was wrongly imprisoned. his mother says his court hearings were repeatedly delayed. people they call angel, friends here in the bay area and in nepal really fought for his release. >> touching down is when i finally felt free. >> wolf price and his mother are relieve head is back on american soil. the 31-year-o

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thank you very much for that, drew griffin. we really appreciate it. listen, we want to get to a story that is breaking as this storm was moving toward the carolinas. there was a very real possibility that this administration was going to possibly replace the head of the federal emergency management agency, fema, brock long because of some possible improprieties with travel. i'm going to get now to michael venter who joins us now from the "wall street journal" to talk to us. michael, fill us in on what happened. >> hey, don. yeah, rain and wind, it is flooding in southeast u.s., there's a real storm brewing back in washington and it is around brock long, the director of fema. we've been told at the journal that brock long has been traveling back and forth between washington and the fema headquarters and his home in, coincidentally, north carolina, hickory, north carolina. not only has he been going back and forth, but he's been bringing a crew of fema staff with him, several suvs worth of staffers driving him back and forth, a 400-mile trip back and fo

the british had three ships moored at griffin's wharf. beaver, and the dartmouth and they were loaded up with tea that was not only taxed but also subsidized. what the british were trying to was essentially seduce americans who at this point had been boycotting tea for years into buying this subsidized low cost, but still taxed british and like good english people, their hands were quivering, they had been without long.r so they had been drinking herbal teas and some black market teas, the real stuff, the good stuff and there it was. colonialeaders of the resistance understood we need to before it this tea gets distributed. we don't trust our own ability to resist it. we don't trust our own willpower. and so in december of 1773, thousands of bostonnian men costume themselves like indians and went to griffin's wharf and aboutnt of an audience of 7,000 cheering boston towns threw 90,000 pounds in poundsf weight, 90,000 .f tea into boston harbor now, of course, the british looking at their guidebook how to lose an empire for dummies badiousl

drew griffin has details. >> reporter: on may 22, the only two people running for state representativet 28 in northeast georgia squared off in a tight republican primary that would decide who would hold the office. state representative dan gasaway lost in a squeaker. >> i lost by 67 votes. >> reporter: remember that number, 67 votes. he congratulated his opponent and thought it was all over. until the next day when his wife came home from her teaching job. >> said, dan, my colleague came in and said she had gone to vote for you last night, and your name was not on her ballot. she's in my district. >> reporter: his name wasn't on her ballot? how could his supporters vote for him when they couldn't find him? it wasn't just one voter. he broke out maps. overlapped voting rolls and found for each dot, voters were assigned to the wrong district. your district is 28. >> that's correct. >> reporter: these people were voting for district 10. >> that's right. i realized we had a problem. i don't know how it happens. but it did. >> reporter: how many votes were affected? it's now up to 70. more

but shakeem griffin was the defensive college player of the year.ted a fact. >> i did not misstate a fact. okay the facts are this that in his division, he continues to have the most passing and rushing yards. >> yes, do you know what division that is? that's called the mountains west >> well you just said i misstated the facts. >> guys? >> okay then i was corrected, put your foot in your mouth, thank you. >> nothing like talking over each other. people can't understand you but i played professional football and also coached so i think colin kaepernick would have a spot in the nfl somewhere, if not for the fact that he appears to be a distraction by most. >> that point i do agree with you. >> ford and wendy thank you both very much for being here tonight. >> thank you. >> elon musk announcing spacex will fly a japanese billionaire for its first ever private tourist to the moon. we are here to talk about the future of space tourism, next. - at afor the financialt's time world to stop acting the same old way. you need a partner that is willing to brea

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well said, drew griffin. drew, thank you very much.ly set me up for my next guest, and that is the mayor of myrtle beach. that's brenda bethune. she has been joining us here every evening here on cnn. mayor, we thank you so much. as i understand, there are five rivers that pose a major threat, a threat of flooding here in the area. tell us about that. >> hi, don, and thank you. yes, we have actually five rivers that are in the interior of the county, and all of those possibly could affect up to seven main roads that come into myrtle beach. and that is what we are so desperately concerned about right now because that affects tourism, business, people coming back to their homes, the economy. it literally could cripple us for quite a few weeks. >> yeah. are you seeing any serious injuries or getting any calls of any serious injuries or threats, mayor? >> no. we are so grateful at this point that we have not. and unfortunately our hearts just go out to north carolina, who have already lost five people. it is so devastating. no matter what

kathy griffin said i believe you professor christine blazy ford. as word got out this morning about the claim against kavanaugh the abc news sent this push alert that a palo alto professor came forward about the allegations. get breaking news automatically, enable push alerts on the abc7 news app. >>> to developing news now on florence, now blamed for at least 16 deaths. the tropical storm continues t dump rain and rivers are overflowing. another threat, tornadoes. >> reporter: tropical depression florence pushing raging flood waters across the carolinas. the risk to life growing. the governor warning residents not to let their guard down. >> this storm has never been more dangerous than it is right now. >> reporter: in parts of north carolina, 30 inches of rain have soaked communities causing rivers to swell. many local roadways and interstates impassable. flood waters with set to continue to rise. it just takes a little bit of water to completely wash your car away. >> stay off the roads in most parts of the state of north carolina. don't make yo

our national security correspondent jennifer griffin is following this live at the pentagon. jen? we just spoke to mattis following the 9/11 ceremony. he said the russian bombing of idlib has already begun. he described air operations 245 were aimed at softening up the last pocket of resistance in northwest syria. mattis would not say what the u.s. government would do if syrian president bashar assad again orders the use of chemical weapons adding -- >> he has been warned and the first time around he will have 17% of his air force airplanes. he has been warned and so we will see if he has wised up. >> the trump administration has twice before carried out airstrikes against the assad regime for its use of chemical weapons. just last week the state department's new point person on syria ambassador jim jeffrey said there is quote lots of evidence that syria is preparing chemical weapons as it prepares to assault idlib. quote, i'm very sure that we have very, very good grounds to be making these warnings. there is lots of evidence that chemical weapons are being prepared. president tr

rachel: jennifer griffin is there live with more on today's ceremony. jennifer? will get out of the vehicle and come and lay a wreath at the memorial behind me. we have seen well-wishers and mourners filing in all morning. we heard some young navy officers singing anchors away early this morning at dawn as they ran past. it's been an emotional moment here at the vietnam memorial. we expect them to be here just within the next half hour. back to you. ed: okay, jennifer, appreciate that report. sorry to interrupt you but you can see the casket now elsewhere in washington now back at the capitol, jennifer is over at the vietnam veterans memorial the casket being brought down by the honor guard down the capitol stepping for this moving ceremony. listen in carefully so we can see and hear some of this. ed: former colleague meghan mccain who has been so emotional throughout this series of events but also has been a rock of real strength. rachel: absolutely. you mentioned, ed, that the late senator actually did a lot of planning for this beautiful ceremony. pete: really

relations he has written extensively on military affairs missile defense and arms proliferation mr griffinit's good to have you back here on the on the show what message is russia cindy in with these war games in to whom is this message addressed well predominance is the west to nato and to russia's east western neighbors particularly ukraine the war game or hearses a large war scenario with a western country. the wargame rehearses strategic. deployment and sort of mobility of russian forces which can run sort of west to east like now but which. used the west and it really has this mobilization of for so forces mobilization of russian society in the event of force so it's it's quite obvious who would be the enemy and what about china what's the message that china is sending over well china sort of the russia russia trying to lure china closer to its and since twenty fourteen the least but russia has always been eager on on sort of forging this alliance china was usually very reluctant to do so because it's all russia's being too images and have to quit cricket so if provocative now it's a