here is everything we know so far from drew griffin. >> reporter: authorities have a suspect in custody they say is responsible for at least a dozen package bombs discovered all

border and then based on chief sheen dropping of bombs that will permit the special envoy martin griffin to very good he knows what he's doing to get them together inch weeden and this war that is the only way we're going to really solve this. in improved accuracy of bombs is still a war show we've got to move toward a peace effort here and we can't say we're going to do it sometime in the future we need to be doing this in the next thirty days we've admired this problem for long enough down there and i believe that the saudis and the emirates are ready and in fact at the hoodoos not walked out of the last effort that martin griffin had going we would probably be on our way there right now but the trumpet ministration has been criticized for not keeping the saudi led coalition bombing yemeni civilians it has blamed rebels who things are using civilians as human shields matt has told a washington audience he doesn't want to see the saudis how to target who confided is more effectively we've got to replace combat with compromised and we are working as we speak with mr martin griffin is the

border and then based on chief sheen dropping of bombs that will permit the special envoy martin griffin to very good he knows what he's doing to get them together and and this war that is the only way we're going to really solve this. thing improved accuracy of bombs is still a war show we've got to move toward a peace effort here and we can't say we're going to do it sometime in the future we need to be doing this in the next thirty days we've admired this problem for long enough down there and i believe that the saudis and the emirates are ready and in fact at the hoodoos not walked out of the last effort that martin griffin had going we would probably be on our way there right now but the trumpet ministration has been criticized for not keeping the saudi led coalition from bombing yemen civilians it has blamed rebels who things for using civilians as human shields matt has told a washington audience he doesn't want to see the saudis how to target who confided more effectively we've got to replace combat with compromised and we are working as we speak with mr martin griffin is the u.n

professor's personal view and doesn't represent the school's opinion by let's go live now to john griffin who's the republican media contribute to come back to r.t. so we have two cases of somebody spitting venom online on different sides and it being treated in very very different ways i mean i know that the internet is a pretty unseemly place at the best of times but people in certain jobs perhaps shouldn't be sharing their views like that online on what is a very important very sensitive case. well so is the you know online views now expressing them are definitely dangerous but so is apparently the advise and consent process of the us senate someone has has been accused without merit the evidence is actually borne out that he was not aware where. his accuser said he was you know the witnesses that were supposed to have affirmed this woman actually contradicted her and you know and this this is due process turned on its head in this country we have innocent until proven guilty and that has been totally thrown out the window by this but equally within the past year the kavanaugh of claim

i think we're all rooting for shaquem griffin and we're all rooting for you.ank you so much for sharing this moment and sharing, i think, the sense of feeling that came with it. as i said, everyone i know, every grizled big, burrly football fan i know got a lump in their throat when they saw that video. thanks for that, guys. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i thought you might need these. >> i just couldn't believe how moved he was by seeing that jersey. >> i know. it was so beautiful. everybody is looking for a connection in life, you know. and in his situation, i don't know how many opportunities he has to have somebody with his exact situation. and that was just beautiful. >> perfect. >>> all right. we have major breaking news at cnn this morning. an exclusive, which really calls into question every explanation the saudis have given about the death of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi. that's next. ♪ heartburn and gas? ♪ fight both fast tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum t

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and the emirates are ready and in fact at the who do not walked out of the last effort of martin griffin had going we would probably be on our way there right now. the trumpet ministration has been criticized for not keeping the saudi led coalition from bombing yemen civilians it has blamed rebels who knows for using civilians as human shields matt has told a washington audience he doesn't want to see the saudis how to target who confided more effectively we've got to replace combat with compromised and we are working as we speak with mr martin griffin is the u.n. special envoy i've met with him my shellshock a pompei i was talking to him frequently as we try to amass the international support we just met. in the nama in the nama dialogues and this was brought up forcefully not just by myself but by others as well that it's time to stop this madness is call for peace talks was backed up later on tuesday by the secretary of state mike home pedo he said both the who these and the saudis must stop their attacks and start peace talks under u.n. auspices in november. the u.s. says it wants to

death that's a photo of the meeting you're seeing behind me right now scott griffin was about meeting he's the international press institute said deputy director he joins us from capitol. welcome to the prime minister respond to your demand for a public inquiry. well we had a very open and frank discussion with the prime minister he essentially you know agreed on principles open this inquiry but only after the criminal investigation is finished and that's where we really have serious doubts about the situation as you know of three individuals were arrested last december and these are believed to be those individuals who actually carried out the assassination but since then there has been no progress and we didn't receive any sign of progress here that the investigation into who actually ordered this crime has progressed any further so that was a very serious that's a very serious concern that we have and the other concern is that the scope of the investigation seems to be very limited we spoke with a number of individuals here who said it and some of them said that they and they thems

our national security correspondent jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jennifer?ence sources say they have tracked iranian shipments of advanced weaponry to hezbollah, deliveries that include gps components to make previously unguided rockets to precision-guided missiles increasing the threat to israel. one of the flight as arrived in help none three days ago. the number qfz-9950 departed tehran international airport tuesday at 9:33 a.m. local. according to flight data obtained by fox news. later in the day, the boeing 747 touched down in damascus before continuing on to beirut. on wednesday, the cargo plane departed for qatar arriving at 12:47 a.m. and just last month at the u.n. general assembly, israel's prime minister netanyahu said follows of three hezbollah sites near bare route, locations where he said the gps components from tehran were being assembled to turn the rockets into precision-guided missiles, shep. >> shepard: what is the pentagon saying about this? >> publicly, nothing. privately i'm told they're monitoring the situation. i spoke to the former

it's shaquem griffin here. i just want to let you know, congrats to signing to the university of montana. >> to hear from him personally like that is, you know, pretty incredible. >> reporter: a unique bond shared by two guys giving the game all they have. >> getting to see it done by someone before me is pretty, pretty incredible. >> you know, alex has battled through adversity perhaps in a way that we can all relate to as we approach life, but, hey, he's going to montana. his team, west salem, got a big "w" last night, so we want to give a shoutout to alex and all the guys that might be watching the program. great, great program and great story. >> you played football. just how extraordinary is it, zachary, to do what he's doing? >> i mean, it's all about your hands, and it's all about your footwork, but they also say that, you know, the game is just 20% physical. 80% of the game is mental, and clearly he has the right mind-set. >> great. >> thank you, zachary. >> thank you. >>> coming up here on "gma," a vin

also welcome to our panel is representing the league of women voters, terrie griffin. investigate before paul van osdol freemen journalist elaine effort and politics incumbent editor chris potter. we thank you for being part of two nights debate. candidates of your numbers to determine who answer the first question tonight. that will be mr. rothfus. mr. lamb will have the last word in closing statements. here are two nights roseburg w. >> you at one minute for everything. 60 seconds to answer the question, same at a time for your bottle and one meant for your closing statements. i will allow more time if you have not answered specific question or if their follow-up question from our panelists. our first question goes to the league of women voters and terrie griffin. this question is for mr. rothfus. >> mr. rothfus, it appears likely that journalist and government critics jamal khashoggi was killed by agents of the saudi arabian government. and that to reports that russia has been killing dissidents on foreign soil, to incidents like that which speak to freedom that we

griffin finishes with a career high of 50 points in the game. on fewer. >> the nba has had incredible gaums, over time thrillers, fights. it feels like the end of the season. >> but a really exciting game one of the world sear as. it was a lot of fune watch. >>> stull ahead we could be weeks away from another trump/putin summit. and president trump seems to be confused about the latest definition of proof. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! a moment of joy. a source of inspiration. an act of kindness. an old friend. a new beginning. some welcome relief... or a cause for celebration. ♪ what's inside? ♪ [laughter] possibilities. what we deliver by delivering. get

counter susan sol kins who cast deciding vote has raised more than $3 million, in washington, jennifer griffins. heather: she can no longer call herself a women's champion, she decided who those who disbelief and even mocked survivers, the republican says that's wrong. >> i have never disregarded or mocked survivors, planned parenthood opposed three pro-choice justices just because they were nominated by republican presidents. heather: planned parenthood honored senator collins last fall for being a women's right champion. president trump and secretary of state mike pompeo lauding the latest meeting with kim jong un saying that talks of denuclearization and second summit are very real possibility what does this mean for future negotiations, thank you very much for joining us as always we appreciate it. >> good morning, heather. heather: sounds like a lot of work being done in positive direction, we have secretary of state mike pompeo calling it, quote, productive and north korea saying productive and wonderful, what do you make of all this? >> those are pretty nice words but i agree this has b

there were fifty points for blake griffin as the detroit pistons edged it against the philadelphia seventy six is a man who spent his entire career with the l.a. clippers until this season plenty of critics he says he's lost it in recent years but he definitely had a on tuesday mesmerizing the philly defense getting detroit over the line in overtime hundred thirty three to one hundred thirty so now it's no accident that sidney crosby is the best known ice hockey player in the world today he took it upon himself to break a tight overtime game for the pittsburgh penguins it was five to five at this point against at minton crosby just seeming to wander around with the puck but the canadian rarely does anything without a purpose dancing in and out of the sticks to win it six to five real second a for the oilers this game the first time crosby has scored seven games into the season. england's cricketers have slumped to their heaviest ever one day international in a defeat against sri lanka in colombo england has already won the series but the home team were keen to restore some pride in the fin

cnn's senior investigative correspondent drew griffin gives us a closer look. >> reporter: on the standingock reservation in north dakota terry voted for years with an i.d. for address. in fact, he didn't know his street address, he knew his post office box and that was enough until now. >> i have no idea why they want a physical address. the post office box always worked. >> reporter: a north dakota law passed last year and upheld by the supreme court last week demands voters in this state d demands they have a physical address. the law is seen to have one purpose, keep native americans from voting. >> it is a very complicated problem because we don't -- some reservations they don't have street addresses. majority of them don't have house numbers so -- but what they have been utilizing is a p.o. box. >> margaret landon says just weeks before november's election some native americans, her husband included, are scrambling to get new i.d.s just to vote. >> i.d. >> okay. >> nooels landon had no idea what his street address was. he had to call his county emergency coordinator to find out. >> 3

for terie griffin for mr. lamb. >> mr. lamb, let's talk about coal. our current administration is committing to helping the coal industry by rolling back a number of environmental regulations and imposing tariffs on imported solar panels. my question is what role should the coal industry play in the energy sector and for how long? and would you be willing to sponsor legislation in the next congress making the renewable energy tax credit permanent? if so, why not? rep. lamb: sure. i would have to look at that specific piece of legislation. but it sounds like something i would support. as i've said i think the government has a role to play in creating a market for renewable energy. people are demanding it. and we can assist. just the same way that the government helped create a market for aviation after world war ii based on the technology we developed. the same way that the government helped out trucking by doing the interstate highway system and the same way that the defense department developed the internet which later helped our economy grow. we can

i've been acting for 20 years and went to this party at the merv griffin estate in palm springs, and,tting looking out at the stars and turned to my husband and was like i'm supposed to be a late night talk show -- the spirit of merv griffin is telling me right now. my husband was like, okay. okay. i'm going to go with you on this one. >> was it merv or mr. patron? >> probably a little bit of both. >> i love the name of the show, "busy tonight." i see what you did there. >> with a name like busy you have to work it into the title. we're saying it's a great excuse. you can tell people you're busy tonight and tune in to my show. >> busy's talk show, "busy tonight" premieres october 28th on e! check that out and her book, "this will only hurt a little," it is out today and everyone in our audience, you're going home with your own copy. [ applause ] busy, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back, everybody. [ applause ] little" is out today and everyone in an emergency, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical

drew griffin, miramar, florida. >>> and we're learning even more about the suspect and his past. cnn spoke with his former lawyer who represented him in previous criminal cases. >> and he now represents sayoc's family. in this interview, anderson cooper started by asking what sayoc was like as a person. >> well, when i first met him, the first thing i noticed was his vehicle. at the time he had another vehicle and it was plastered full of indian materials, regal i can' regalis, posters, and of course i saw that as strange. most people don't drive around with plastered vehicles. and i also recall he pulled out a scrap book and he immediately wanted to show me newspaper clippings, photographs of him with this exotic dancer or wrestler or him body building. and i recognized very quickly that he suffered from certainly an identification issue as to who he was. he needed people to be impressed with him. he had issues of insecurity. i then began to realize that he also had what i considered lesser iq, substantial emotional problems. he was like a 14-year-old in an adult's body. >> so d

former texas republican party official john griffin believes there is a growing mob mentality which is fueled by a significant partisan divide. this is a mob rule and untalented and this is what has been encouraged by democrat leaders and it's certainly not consistent with the democratic process the democrats have ceased being able to defend their own ideas in fact many of them don't know what those ideas are they change from minute to minute from second to second depending on whatever we're on or since it in motion or outrage they feel and this is stoked and fanned by people tension and killed everybody is treading on eggshells around this subject so you're probably correct that the school was worried they would get accused of transphobia a whatever they want to call it this way the main thing is in this kind of situation get the kids to a safe place you know this is just trans people again trying to dominate social policy trying to change the world into their way of thinking doesn't have to be segregated to boys and girls that's not necessary just get the kids whatever and whatever t

jennifer griffin is at the pentagon.this is devastating for the military. >> reporter: it really is, dana. the air force is still assessing the damage to its f-22 fleet. roofs were ripped off hangers that were designed to sustain 130 mile winds. the problem is, the winds from hurricane michael were 155 miles per hour. tyndall was in the eye of the storm as it passed through panama city. all the planes that couldn't be moved because they were being repaired and couldn't fly. the air force base is home to a large fleet of more than 50 state of the art stealth fighter f-22 jets each costing more than $150 million apiece. officials here at the pentagon tell me 17 could not leave the base when the air force relocated the rest of the jets to ohio. a few were severely damaged. what has been true about the f-22 for some time is that about half of the fleet cannot fly due to maintenance issues. you'll remember at the height of the counter terrorism fight, robert gates convinced congress to shut down the f-22 production line. in f

look at the fake on joel embiid. 50 points for griffin. detroit likes him right now. the warriors were off tonight and they will be taking on the wizards tomorrow night. that's the sporting life for right now. i can't get over the tattoo. >> that was incredible. >> can you image how long. >> michael signed it. it's signed. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. [dog barking] mom... the dog again. gloria: i know, papi. i want to strangle that crazy old thing. just ignore it. it's easy for you to ignore because you have the old-man hearing. but manny and i-- we have the young ears. i don't get how one dog keeps you awake when you grew up sleeping through cockfights and revolutions. mm-hmm. very funny, jay. manny hasn't been able to sleep in weeks. it's screwing his brain for school. and it doesn't stop. it goes on and on and o

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in mcallen, texas, griffin jenkins, fox news. >>> a few survey says erupts from the kilauea volcano, the survey of 46 farmers by the university of hawaii said farmers suffered $28 million during the month long eruptions. two-thirds of those damages was to macadamia nuts and papayas. hurricane willa is also expected to make landfall along the pacific coast. last month preparations were underway in puerta vallarta. it's expected to make torrential landslides and storm surges, also flash flooding. >> let's check in with our meteorologist rosemary. it's expected to make landfall this afternoon? >> perhaps a category 2, maybe cat 3 at the moment. winds 120-miles-an-hour moving northeast at about 6-miles-an-hour between massachusetts et massachusetts mazetlan. it's perhaps moving ashore as a category 2. still heavy rain, dangerous surf, as well as those damaging winds definitely going to impact the area of the coastline. here's a look at what's going on here at home. we do have a system that is moving through the pacific northwest and that is bringing cloudy conditions to our area. it's ex

taking it well beyond arguments and to physical confrontations former texas republican official john griffin believes there's a growing mob mentality fueled by significant partisan divide. this is a mob rule mentality and this is what has been encouraged by democrat leaders and it's certainly not consistent with the democratic process the democrats have ceased being able to defend their own ideas in fact many of them don't know what those ideas are they change from minute to minute from second to second depending on whatever women or sense of emotional outrage they feel and this is stoked and fanned by people who know better in washington and it's very dangerous there are people like me and others who are engaging in community a form of community pushback with forums and with models of civil dialogue and that is a trend i would like to see encouraged modeling what civil discourse looks like again for the younger generations i don't care have a controversy old a subjective term someone's views may be they're a u.s. senator they should be given at least their space. turkish investigators were

in washington, jennifer griffin, fox news. jon: jennifer, thanks.h mcconnell predicts supreme court justice brett kavanaugh's controversial confirmation will ignite the republican base leading into the november election. how will this play out over the next month? let's bring in steven nelson, a white house reporter for the washington examiner. democrats apparently believe that by riling up their base and by protesting brett kavanaugh at every opportunity, they would be able to defeat republican candidates. mitch mcconnell says the opposite seems to have happened. is there any way to figure out which of those is true, steve? >> well, it's still early. the cook political report has found that the senate races are trending toward republicans, and there's a recent -- there's recent polling that suggests an enthusiasm bump for republicans. that's significant, of course, because democrats did have to lead. they were very excited to get out and vote against president trump. there's also the chance that this kavanaugh confirmation undermines the narrative

drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. >> mark hetfield, ceo of the hias is with me now. thank you for joining me. sorry it's under these circumstances. when you first heard what this person did and his obsession with your organization, were you surprised or is this common among anti-semits and these kind of people? >> both. there are websites that dedicate an awful lot of space to hias, to how much they hate what we do and how much they hate refugees. some also hate jews and some are mass car aiding as issue-oriented sites but they're hate sites. it's never ended, obviously, like this before. >> explain what your organization actually does. >> hias was started at the end of the 19th century to help jews who were fleeing from russia and bringing them to the united states, on ellis island, helping them get past immigration authorities and get set up in a new life. we made a transformation from being an organization that helps refugees because they are jewish to one that helps refugees because we are jewish. we do it out of jewish values and a sense of history and obligatio

blake griffin monster game, alley-oop throws it down hard. he scored 50 points on the night. griffin leading the pistons for the win and he gets your play of the day. >>> 6:25 right now. the push for stronger data privacy laws is expected to get a big boost today. we'll explain. >> reporter: and if you bought a mega millions ticket at this bay area safeway store, check your numbers! you might not have to go to work today. we'll tell you what the winner stands to net coming up next. >> and let's head outside one more time. beautiful shot of the city of san francisco. we'll be right back. >>> today a bay area diocese will respond to a new report accusing dozens more priests of sexual abuse. >> prosecutors decide whether a bart police officer goes too far in a shooting. >> and this morning tracking areas of low clouds and fog at the coast and the bay. more coming up. >> a new crash on southbound 880 just before 92, expect delays, blocking lanes. we'll have details coming up. >>> it is wednesday, october 24th. good morning. thanks for waking us up with us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm

here's cnn senior investigative correspondent drew griffin reporting from north dakota on laws that are voters to cast their ballots. >> reporter: on the standing rock reservation in north dakota, terry yellowfat for years voted with an i.d. with no address. in fact, he didn't know his street address. he knew his post office box. that was enough, until now. >> i have no idea why they want a physical address. >> reporter: a north dakota law passed last year and upheld by the supreme court last week demands voters in this state and on tribal lands present a valid i.d. with a actual street address. while that may sound like it's no big deal to you, here on the standing rock reservation and tribal lands across north dakota, the law is seen as to have one purpose, keep native americans from growing. >> some reservations, you don't have street addresses. majority of them don't have house numbers. so what they've been utilizing is a p.o. box. >> reporter: margaret landon, a native american voting rights advocate, says just weeks before november's election, some native americans, her husband in

jennifer griffin has obtained information about iran's latest effort to provide sophisticated weapons to hezbollah terrorists. israel as you can imagine is not happy about it at all. jennifer griffin from the pentagon. >> western intelligence sources believe iran is increasing its shaments of advanced weaponry to hezbollah, including gps components to make previously unguided rockets into precision guided missiles increasing the threat to israel. one of the iranian flights arrived in lebanon three days ago, officials tell fox news. iran's air flight number qfc9950 departed tehran international airport on tuesday, later in the day the boeing 747 jet touched down in syria's capital,ca mass cuss, before continuing on to beirut. on wednesday, the iranian cargo plane departed for qatar and returned to iran's capital thursday evening. just last month, at the u.n. general assembly, israel's prime minister netanyahu shared photos of what he said were three hezbollah secret sites near beirut's airport, where he allegation the gps components were assembled. in an exclusive interview with fox ne

jennifer griffin has more.orter: in the wake of the narrow senate vote that allowed president trump to deliver on one of his key campaign promises, to fill vacancies in the supreme court, with a second conservative justice changing the balance of the court for a generation, the swing of justice brett kavanaugh by chief justice john roberts last night, may give republicans a boost in lagging energy heading into the midterm elections next month. according to republican strategists. the democrats have doubled down on resist and obstruct the past two years but this has brought all of that to the forefront. i think republicans have woken up and said listen, it's a clear choice. do you want resist, obstruct, delay? this week they are also likely to contribute to republican momentum heading into the midterms. with unemployment figures at 3.7 percent. 45 year historical low. donations from small donors to the rnc are also up this august. the number donations from low dollar donors up 175 percent. the amount of money ra

kathy griffin, johnny depp, madonna. they all did that stuff early on.ou have mika assessing over the 25th amendment. event two years of questioning trump's sanity, calling him hitler. and you are upset about he made a joke about a body slam. doesn't work for me. >> dana: i think the left would feel differently. >> juan: i think the left feels like it's a difficult moment for all of us. it's a very divided country right now, and i think it's kind of sad that we've reached this point. i think people on the left are kind of taken aback. the president last night seemed to be more presidential and saying that we need to unify, come together. you can't attack political opponents. this morning he shifts again, as you are suggesting to greg, and says the mainstream media needs to clean up its act in terms of setting the tone. the response has been pretty clear. jeff zucker, the head of cnn, and others saying that the tone is really set by the politician, the president. this is a president who is talked about second amendment people taking care of hillary and bo

jennifer griffin has her story from the pentagon. >> the white house took another small step towardsating any military branch, the first time he pentagon has done so since 1947. space force will have a four-star commander equal to the army, navy marine and air force chief. a seat in the joint chief. it would also create a space national guard and a space force reserve. >> the last administration too often failed to meet the growing security threats and space, president trump stated forcefully it is a war fighting domain just like the land, air and sea. >> a meeting of the national space council, the vice president explained how russia and china who already have their own space commands are pursuing weapons to jam, blind to disable american satellites used for communication and navigation. >> our adversaries have been working to create a new weapons of war into space itself. from antisatellite weapons to lasers and orbit activities, and invasive hypersonic missile. >> by law only congress can vote to create a new military branch. the president helps to have his new space force reflect

our senior investigative correspondent, drew griffin, has been digging into that. what are you learning? >> reporter: he seems to be a loner in real life, but online, a very strong racist who had a home at one particular website, wolf. just before authorities say he went into this synagogue to kill 11 jews, the killer posted his intentions online. i can't sit by and watch my people get slaughtered, he posted. screw your optics, i'm going in. where was that? on a social media site you most likely never heard of, but it turns out gab.com has become an online home for those who love to hate. >> what you find is just an absolute cesspool of the most vile commentary you can find. extreme misogyny, anti-semitism, racism. there are thousands and thousands of people on there who trade in the ugliest propaganda that mankind can create. >> reporter: gab is currently not operating. an online statement says the company has spent the past 48 hours proudly working with the doj and fbi to bring justice to an alleged terrorist. until now, the site has put few restrictions on its u

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baback from the border and based on seizing t the dropping of bobombs, and our special envoy,, maatin griffin get them war. our state.president hate, leave that was one of the angry chance shot at by thousands of president trump paid ressects to the 11th jewiih worshipers shot dead last weekend. critics say his divisive inflammatory rhetoric is to nationalist violence. white house correspoodent has more on this controversial visit. reporter: this was a very low-profile profile visit from u.s. president, donald trump, to pittsburgh, a few days after the mass shootinggin the synagogue the synagggue was the first stop for the president. he laid ssonesutside and went presumably saw the crime scene. no cameras w were allowed insid. there are e most no pipictures f the e u.s. preresident w whhle e visited pittsburgh. his second stop was in the hospital, to visit theewounded hurt in theers firefight with the suspect in the synagogue ffiday. -peither. the u.s. president, thouuh, was faced, although not directly, he most likely will have heard this, protests, organized over the last 24 hours. big ones

the national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon.aking preparations? >> the secretary said he spoke to jim mattis about sending troops to the border. there's no formal requests from the white house suggesting it's not a serious proposal but was made for political purposes. the president is very frustrating not having received money from congress to build the wall and having these caravans of thousands of migrants coming up from honduras. here's a tweet "in addition to stopping all payments to these countries, which seem to have no control over their population, i must in the strongest of terms ask mexico to stop this onslaught. if unable to do so, i will call up the u.s. military and close our southern border. last spring 2,100 national guard were sent to the mexican border after the president and secretary mattis agreed up to 4,000 troops would be sent. the problem is, none can carry weapons due to legal restrictions on the role the military can play on u.s. soil, shep. >> shepard: what are the legal constraints on even sending troo

not solved that that could very much endangered journalists in europe as a whole all right scott griffin of the international press institute thank you very much for joining us on our program today. now the united nations says the number of young men he's on the brink of famine could rise to as many as twelve million or two and five of the population because of the ongoing conflict more than eight million people already need emergency food assistance to survive for many it's already too late. she's only eight years old and one of millions of victims of a war that seemingly unending. and issa has been taken to hospital in aden doctors say her waits is that of a two year old and they're not optimistic about her future. with the idiocy the human condition they have found yet they are suspected for subsists and more likely that these lesions and what likely to that she's going to be ten point one digit it must be fifteen. and this and her mother are among the hundreds of thousands of civilians who fled the fighting around the city of her data. just a few days ago at least fifteen people flee

anderson. >> all right, drew griffin, appreciate the reporting. check in with chris and see what he's working with cuomo primetime at the top of the hour. chris? >> how are you, brother? >> i'm good. how are you doing? >> good. we have new information and new insight tonight. insight into what's going on in this hunt for facts with khashoggi. is that what it's all act? finding facts or buying time? we have michael hayden. we also have new information about what michael cohen might mean to president trump and the scope of all the investigations that are going on. he's not talking to prosecutors just about paying women. it's a lot more. it's a lot longer. and it could mean things that we have not anticipated in the past. so we're going to take you through all of that. then i have a closing argument, my friend. you're going to want to watch. i heard something from the president today that literally almost made me lose a filling from laughing. now, i'm not going to give it away. >> you're not going to give it away? >> no, i have to keep them guessing.

it's called griffin is deputy director of the international press institute he joins us via skype now from vienna thanks very much for being with us now there's clearly a lot about this story that that we simply don't know. at this point but how how concerned are you about the the well for it welfare of mr shows me at this point and where he may be. said it's a developing story we don't know what the facts yet but we are concerned obviously hasn't been seen in his lasting injury in the saudi consulate we don't know how he was doing we don't know how it was being treated he's a critic of the current saudi regime we know that we also know that the saddam regime is going after its critics and this is a particularly in my dishes example of someone who went to the consulate according to reports and took a documents he needed to get married and has not been able to leave so this is this is an audacious move and what they're concerned about as well if they're so how concerned are you about the the public's right to know about what is happening inside saudi arabia because of course mr shafiq

and jennifer griffin is at the pentagon.t nuclear arms and the rest. so they are talking about some fight that may be to come while the russians are without question attacking us right now. >> well, putin reportedly told national security advisor john bolton that he would work with the -- with the u.s. on disarmament. but, bolton kept to his hard line after meeting for the past two days with his russian counterparts in addition to putin. he did not agree to talk with russia about saving the intermedial range nuclear forces treat were or inf signed as you mentioned by reagan and gorbachev in 1987. >> it is the american position that russia is in violation. it is russia's position that they are not in violation. so one has to ask how do you convince the russians to come back into compliance with obligations they don't think they are violating? >> in other words, this does not appear to be an attempt by the president to negotiate a broader treaty with russia using the nafta model for negotiations, pull out and then work to make

drew griffin, thank you so much.tfront" now, ray lopez, who you just saw in drew's piece, a team leader for the bomb squad and tina, a former atf explosives specialist. this is fascinating. you think these devices may not have actually been intended to explode. why? >> well, you can -- two reasons why. one, the bomber in this case or the individual in this case may have been actually looking for intelligence. and he could have sent these things out and actually, you know, taken notes as to how the police respond and how first responders respond, which is very scary in and of itself. and secondly, it could have been just a hoax to scare, intimidate, terrorize, and eventually, you know, garnish attention to himself and to his cause. >> so when you say hoax, a fake device but still meant to scare people. >> exactly. exactly. and as the piece before mentioned, you have to take these things very seriously. you take them seriously all the way to the end. >> the law enforcement wouldn't answer questions about this earlier t

border and then based on chief sheen dropping of bombs that will permit the special envoy martin griffin to very good he knows what he's doing to get them together and sweden and this war that is the only way we're going to really solve this. thing improved accuracy of bombs is still a war show we've got to move toward a peace effort here and we can't say we're going to do it sometime in the future we need to be doing this in the next thirty days we've admired this problem for long enough down there and i believe that the saudis and the emirates are ready and in fact at the who do not walked out of the last effort of martin griffin had going we would probably be on our way there right now. the trumpet ministration has been criticized for not keeping the saudi led coalition from bombing yemen civilians it has blamed rebels who things are using civilians as human shields and that is told in washington on hands he doesn't want to see the saudis how to target who confided more effectively we've got to replace combat with compromised and we are working as we speak with mr martin griffith the

drew griffin, appreciate the report. let's check in with chris. >> how are you doing, brother?good. >> we have new information kp insight. insight into what's going on in this hunt for facts with khashoggi. is that what it's about? finding facts or is it about buying time. we have michael hayden. and key insights into the process and what doesn't make sense. we have information about what michael cohen might mean to president trump and the scope of the investigations that are going on. he's not talking about prosecutors just about paying women. it's more and longer. and mean things we haven't expected in the past. and a closing argument. you'll want to watch. i heard something from the president today that literally almost made me lose a filling. from laughing. now, i'm not giiving it away. i don't like that you have been hiding the most important information that we have tonight. i know where you are. i know where you are. >> oh yeah? >> you are in arizona. and you are getting your just d dessert. awart of all awards for journalist. for lifetime achievement. and you're only 37

>> drew griffin, thank you so much.ning me now, two people who know a lot about fbi investigations such as this, former congressman and former chairman of the house intelligence committee and former fbi special agent, mike rogers. also special agent at the fbi, josh campbell. josh, the white house told the fbi to expand the scope of whom they can talk to. how might that impact the investigation now? >> so, jake, i think there are still questions surrounding what that specifically means. and what i mean by that is, there have been conflicting reports whether this means that the fbi can now go out on its own and chase down whatever lead that it thinks needs -- is warranted, additional investigation. or whether the fbi has to go back to the white house and say, here's what we found. here is what we want to do, and then essentially get permission to go beyond that. the reason a distinction is important, i think what's happened today is you have the white house realizing, if they're being crushed by this news cycle, there ar

border and then based on chief sheen dropping of bombs that will permit the special envoy martin griffin to very good he knows what he's doing to get them together inch weeden and this war that is the only way we're going to really solve this. thing improved accuracy of bombs is still a war show we've got to move toward a peace effort here and we can't say we're going to do it sometime in the future we need to be doing this in the next thirty days we've admired this problem for long enough there and i believe that the saudis and the emirates are ready and in fact at the hoodoos not walked out of the last effort that martin griffin had going we would probably be on our way there right now but the trumpet ministration has been criticized for not keeping the saudi led coalition from bombing yemen civilians it has blamed rebels who things are using civilians as human shields and that is told in washington on hands he doesn't want to the saudis how to target who confided more effectively we've got to replace combat with compromised and we are working as we speak with mr martin griffith the u.