help me welcome stanley griffin, edna griffin's son. [applause] mr. griffin: thank you very much. it is an honor to be here today. i'm touched by that speech. it's like, that is what mother really wanted. she wanted to leave a legacy in the area of human and civil rights. we are talking about her accomplishments with the drugstore case but i want you , to know who was my mother. she was the number-one mother in the world to myself. i played cello through school accompanist. a she stood up for union rights in iowa. she stood up for meat packers and tried to organize them in 1947. the work i want you to know that she did back then foreshadowed the modern civil rights movement as you know it today. my mother was very bold. she was a force in action. and i think she wants to transfer that to all of you kids. everybody can make a difference. she helped with farm organizations. i grew up with farmers and she helped them organize a case against safeway stores. i want to let you know, but she was more than just one thing. she was complicated and brilliant. she graduated from high school a

we found edna griffin. anna griffin who was a brave woman who fought for equal rights of all organizations and races. she took action for justice. her most significant impact was her work with the drugstore. on july 7, 1948 griffin was denied service at this drugstore on the grounds of her race. she filed a lawsuit against the store and took her case all the way to the iowa supreme court. the court would rule in her favor. she helped establish laws that made it illegal to deny service based on race. we wrote a play to present our information. we have two other people to help us perform this play are not able to be here today. in our play we focused reenacting the conflict at the drugstore in the civil trial. our performance advanced to stay contest where we won two awards. the african-american history award and the leroy g pride award. we are lucky enough to to present our play at the edna griffin award and celebration dinner last summer. while in des moines we visited the edna griffin building which was on

but griffin is doing here is that griffin has seen the pulse. by june 1960, nixon has assumed a fairly healthy lead over hubert humphrey. it will be the democratic nominee. when griffin is saying is that he's confident nixon is going to win. basically what he said i want a republican to make the nomination rather than a democrat. if the polls were flipped, let's say we are in an alternative world and hubert humphrey were somehow i had but 15 points in the polls. i suspect griffin would have said let's go along with this. but he doesn't, he gets a significant chunk of senate republicans, 19 senators who were signing onto this statement. remember, we have 11 senators, 10 of whom are democrats, who opposed thurgood marshall. at least on paper we have almost 30 senators who seem to be skeptical about a possible johnson nomination. but the johnson white house staff does not detect this. the just at the time of the griffin round robin is coming up, johnson's legislative liaison team in the office in the white house that basically counts the votes in c

griffin: please what? please let you go? don't hurt you?if kiki spoke those words to your brother. ♪ i wake up nights wondering... that is -- that is when i actually sleep. ♪ i ask myself -- i ask myself if kiki had enough tim to wonder if i'd come back to help her... ♪ now you'll knowhow , 'cause noby came to save kiki, st like nobody is coming save you! griffin, stop it! ♪ sweetheart can you please finis. hey baxter. hi sweetheart. oh sarah, can you remind me to give baxter his flea and tick treatment next wee dad, can youemind me to remind mom about the flea and tick thing. remind me to remind sarah remind mom about the flea and tick thing. i'll remind you remind sarah... sureyou can try to remember the flea and tick treatment every month, or you can go to youvet and get... bravecto, the only continuous protection that lasts up to 12 weeks with just one tasty chew. do you remember where we parked the car? so you don't have to remember. bravecto, only from your vet. it's kinda like paying mored for...gourmet chicken nuggets. i don't wanto

and mine's n exactly like that, but i aspire to that sort of thing. >> brown: in fact, griffin lost hereriod during her sickness and feared it might not return. diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016, she's now cancer-free following surgery and radiation. >> one of the things that i've learned in the last few years is to stop being so damn critical of my own work. w listeninhout a voice, listening back to the work i've done. i just went, "wow that was pretty good. i don't know why i didn't like that." >> brown: and what did you hear in your younger self going back and listening? >> something kind of magical. i feel like it came, i've got something in my blood. i feel like i come from some really magical people. i mean, i can play guitar, and i can stand on a streesing, and i know how to do that. and that's what i'm is that people will come listen toa the show if i can write more songs that would be wonderful. and that's all i want. i don't rely want much more of it than that, just to keep going a little bit, and have a little bit more time doing it. >> brown: patty griffin is on dtour acr

. ♪ ♪ >> brown: patty griffin is known for creating indelible characters in her songs, singing others stories. but in the new song "river", the character is mucmecloser to ho. >> oh, i am writing about myself ere. >> brown: you are. >> i'm writing about my emotions.th emotions of this thing that i'm in called life.wn >> bwe met griffin, who just turned 55, on a glorious day in theexas hill country at stranch called camp lucy ranch, home to a small feal, an offshoot of the much larger south by southwest in by austin. for griffin it was a first chance to perform music from her self-titled new album, songs written in a more introspective mode, in the wake of her recent bout with breast cancer. ♪ >> there was definitely a reality check for me. there's lots of them as your get older. this one wasery specific: "you will not be getting out of here alive, by the way. you better start living the life you want to live." and that kind of thing, so that sharpened, i think, my writing a little bit more to sort of sitting down and figuring out where you are now, and writing truthfully from that po

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. >> reporter: cummins sees a familiar face, griffin barry.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. >> so this is where they stayed. >> yeah. >> and those bottles? >> those they had, they were straw bottles. >> 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 he pushed them together and we had a lit

people having to rebuild basically from scratch. >> drew griffin, thanks. for more information about how you can help the victims of the tornados, go to cnn.com/impact. >>> breaking medical news. a patient in london might be the second hiv patient ever cured outright. according to a case study, the so-called london patient was being treated for cancer, not hiv, but is now in sustained remission from both diseases. this case comes more than ten years after a berlin patient was cured using similar stem cell transplants from donors who carry a rare genetic mutation. the doctors say the method used is not appropriate for general use but does offer hope for new treatment strategies. nearly 1 million people could i each year from hiv related causes. >>> iconic 90210 heart throb luke perry has died. >> you know a lot about this stuff. >> what stuff? >> you know, people, couples stuff. >> don't you? >> hear how one of his co-stars is remembering the iconic actor. e they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print dis

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jennifer griffin at the pentagon. politically speaking and legally speaking, the government as a whole and the prime minister specifically are in a world of hurt. >> well, they are in a world when it's a very tense political time in israel. benjam benjamin netanyahu is being challenged. i think what is notable, this was in fact fired by islamic jihad. islamic jihad plays a spoiler role in the gaza strip. there was an egyptian delegation negotiating with hamas trying to lowter tensions. if it was islamic jihad, it answers to different forces outside of israel. you know, it's not clear where the funding has come from. in the past, iran has played a role in funding hamas and jihad and others. so if those rockets were fired, it was clearly an attempt to escalate things and to damage the attempts by the egyptians to bring peace between the israelis and the palestinians in the gaza strip. it's expected. it's not unusual to see this missile activity coming out of gaza. as we mentioned, it's the first time since 2014 that a m

the piece there from drew griffin tells that you this remains a very serious problem, a lot of focus continues to be on international terrorism groups, like isis and al qaeda, but as that piece showed and as we're seeing now in new zealand, right wing radicalism, across the spectrum, ideology, remains a very serious concern for law enforcement. >> and you're also learning more about the fbi's response to these massacres, in new zealand. >> a law enforcement official tells cnn that the fbi is closely latched up with officials over in new zealand and sharing information and the fbi headquarters has sent out word to the field offices, instructing those in the field to go through their systems, go through case files, look for any details, that may assist investigators in new zealand, but also to look for any potential subjects who might match the mold of this person who conducted the attack, over new zealand, again, the concern is follow on attacks, retaliatory attacks, we're also told that agents in the field are being directed to proactively go out and talk to their sources, these are

you could call it the ken griffin tax.as an idea that first came around in 2014, but it sat around the legislature, didn't go anywhere until ken griffin bought that $238 million condo in january. that sparked new calls for the tax. the bill's sponsor told us the rich who own multimillion dollar second homes in new york can easily afford it >> we're leaving a lot of money on the table in new york city. these are individuals who don't make new york city their primary residence and don't pay income taxes. that's money left on the table for things like our subway system, affordable housing and the infrastructure of our city. >> so here's how it would work it would apply to properties valued at $5 million or more that are not primary residences or primary residences of the them, or their children. ken griffin, for instance, he would owe about $9 million a year on that property. analysts say the tax would raise about $650 million a year in total. the owner of a near $10 million one would pay $50,000 a year an additional tax woul

of the incident site how many people are wounded and then we were spawning that and push out our griffins as soon as we can to get to the point of injury to be able to assess the situation and interact with the troops on the ground. communications the will then be cleared to come into the injury site we have the an acute care physician on board the helicopter on board the chinook as well as a critical care nurse and two medics that medical team is supported by four infantry which provide the force protection once they get. groom the chinook is specifically configured for unable to rule out three letters in it or or for me and for walking wounded so it's a new capability the can is never yielded before but it is a been used to great effect your inmost over i was going to enter the canadian task force thank you very much for this now the canadians want to see the united nations security council a lot of peacekeeping countries that are involved and are putting their soldiers are at risk we want to have a say in how these operations take place and want to sit at that table to take those decis

negotiators to settle that tariff war economic slowdown so griffin twenty eight hundred at its lowest in three decades brought on by n ten zero an external forces . you follow me on my record on the one hand china has an aging population problem and our traditional industries are suffering downward pressure is on the other hand the traditional export oriented economy is facing extradition. for your third or core value of their annual gathering in beijing delegates are expected to rubber stamp a series of policies aimed at addressing u.s. trade concerns abed to try to left the mood. back in europe energy ministers are meeting in brussels today to debate the european commission's proposal for a transition to a carbon neutral economy by twenty fifty germany has long been committed to green energy in twenty eighteen last year renewable energy already made up more than forty percent of its energy make spot conventional energy sources still play a big role take nokia for example the country has relied heavily on nuclear energy in the past but still accounts for more than thirteen percent of

is very important but i do see that that was in his past and he has moved forward from that point griffinfrom new mexico is the founder of the support group cowboys for trump he thinks the president is being treated unfairly as far as all the the garbage that the media is trying to dig through and president trump's alive. i as well as most americans are more concerned with the future of our country than the past. it seems that no matter what trump says or does his base group of supporters are staying faithful in fact more than eighty percent of republican voters say they're satisfied with the president's performance that seems to back up a statement trump's made some time ago that he could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and would not lose any voters. well not that long ago islamic states so-called islamic state excuse me held large swathes of land in syria but forces on the ground say those days will soon come to an end thousands of supporters of i as a fling the last rebel held on plate of bag for many that will mean freedom for many orphaned children of the i.a.s

shannon: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thank you. you schoolteacher under fire tonight.he teacher forced him to wash off his ash wednesday cross. what happened? we will debate after the break. >> what is that? she says i told her what it was and she said that's not appropriate in the school. >> shannonhe went the utah famh ash wednesday cross shannon: a teacher forced their fourth-grader to wash his ash wednesday cross which is the traditional catholic marking signaling the beginning of the lenten season office for had. the schools that an investigation is underway. kathy grew and columnist schechter, welcome to you both. here is the fourth-grade student, william cloud describing what happened. >> the teacher walked over and said, like, what is that? i said it is ash wednesday. it is inappropriate, go take it off, took me aside and you have to take it off. she made me wipe it off. shannon: the teacher apologized. was this a mistake? >> it may very well be. we either have a diversity problem in that this teacher doesn't understand some people have different customs and pr

griffin from new mexico is the founder of the support group cowboys for trump he thinks the presidents being treated unfairly as far as all the the garbage at. media is trying to dig through and president trump's life. as well as most americans are more concerned with the future of our country than the past. it seems that no matter what trump says or does his base group of supporters are staying faithful in fact more than eighty percent of republican voters say they're satisfied with the president's performance that seems to back up a statement trump's made some time ago that he could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and would not lose any voters. are at one mistake a soccer now and it was a disappointing result fresh alka with a team floundering near the foot of the table coach dominica to disco was praying for a win hoping to silence growing calls for him to be sacked but it wasn't meant to be. throughout testing times this season shall cause him support has remained faithful but coach domenico tesco knows patience is beginning to wear thin and it seem to cite

.>> john griffin split from ashley when their daughter was a year old. >> i told her mommy died and she cried and cried. it is the hardest thing i've ever had to do in my life. see mike ashley's daughter is now 18 and starting college.>> her smile and presence are definitely missed. >> tragedy during mardi gras in new orleans. a crash leaves two people dead, several others hurt. we will tell you what the driver of the car allegedly told police when they arrested him.>> investigations are starting. democrats control the house and they will make life awfully difficult for the president. we will have more on their plans coming up. >> so far so good for the morning commute. traffic is looking pretty good. >> light rain moving through and bigger systems moving through. we will talk about that coming up. >> thank you welcome to mornings on two. i am dave clark. steve knows that rain is on the way. >> the bigger system is tuesday into wednesday. that is your system coming in. the deeper moisture we've had to deal with a week ago is staying there. about a half inch to two. so far, it will set u

is very important but i do see that that was in his past and he has moved forward from that point griffin from new mexico is the founder of the support group cowboys for trump he thinks the president is being treated unfairly as far as all the the garbage that the media is trying to dig through and president trump's alive. i as well as most americans are more concerned with the future of our country than the past. it seems that no matter what trump says or does his base group of supporters are staying faithful in fact more than eighty percent of republican voters say they're satisfied with the president's performance that seems to back up a statement trumps made some time ago that he could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and would not lose any voters off. our washington correspondent all of his talent was closely following that event and sent this analysis of the fiery speech. well that was his first appearance after his failed summit with north koreans kim jong un and also after his formal lawyer and fixer michael cohen testified at congress so all eyes were on the

griffin from new mexico is the founder of the support group cowboys for trump he thinks the presidentis being treated unfairly as far as all the the garbage that the media is trying to dig through and president trump's alive. i as well as most americans are more concerned with the future of our country than the past and. it seems that no matter what trump says or does his base group of supporters are staying faithful in fact more than eighty percent of republican voters say they're satisfied with the president's performance that seems to back up a statement trump's made some time ago that. he could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and would not lose any voters. until yesterday just one man was ever able to reach the one hundred title milestone in professional tennis u.s. legend jimmy connors but now this staggering feat has also been achieved by someone else roger federer the swiss has become the second man to reach one hundred career titles after winning the dubai championship final. i if there was ever a well deserved standing ovation this was it and even the c

soy michael griffin. soy brian orakpo. jugábamos juntos en los titans.ertidos que hacemos en la pastelería [risas]. no hay nada que no puedas hacer en este dispositivo. los cupcakes son un gran negocio. ¡seguro! mientras no te comas las ganancias. un nuevo logro de la conductor: 1 menÚ de logros y la esposa tenÍan que ver lo de la inteligencia artificial. y luego llegÓ la difÍcil decisiÓn. vamos con la historia. >> sepan que se puede, que no se rinda. >> su historia estÁ cargada de desafÍos y angustias, pero tambiÉn de perseverancia. >> y yo coincidÍ que Él iba a ser el papÁ de mis hijos. >> la vida se complicÓ para ellos. era un joven que realizaba la segunda gira en irak. cuando la bala de un francotirador le cortÓ la mÉdula espinal. quedÓ paraplÉjico . es decir, no podÍa mover su cuerpo desde el cuello hasta los pies. y ya en estados unidos se sometiÓ a diversas cirugÍas. la idea de la paternidad vuelve a surgir a partir de la inseminaciÓn artificial para la pareja. >> tratando de recibir la llamada. >> tres aÑos de intento y en el mismo dÍa en el que

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jennifer griffin reporting live. jen? >> trace, u.s.ite was detained last july in iran while traveling on a valid visa on a visit to see his girlfriend, an iranian woman he met online. white's mother from california said her son was diagnosed with cancer and his incarceration in iran could be a death sentence. we want to be clear, he worked as a commercial janitor and never has been a supply. white served in the navy for 13 years. in february, iran's foreign ministry said white didn't face spying charges. white is the first american to be detained since donald trump became president, trace. >> trace: how many other americans are in prison in iran? >> there's at least five other american citizens being held in iran, including the 81-year-old business man and former u.n. representative that has been held over two years and diagnosed with epilepsy. his son was lured to iran's avin prison and arrested on trumped up charges. chinese american graduate student, zia wong was sentenced to ten years in prison. i spoke with his wife at princeton u

drew griffin has been digging on this story. >> a newer more efficient version of boeing's popular planeilar to older versions of the 737 only minimal pilot training was require d wih light global.com, airlines could take their 737 pilots, give them 2 1/2 hours of ground training and they would be good to go. >> can you find everything you can. >> the faa approved this for 2 1/2 hours of training. >> boeing's promotional material of the 737 max also mentions the low cost. as you build your fleet, millions of dollars will be saved because of its commonality with the next generation 737, referring to the previous version of the aircraft pilots and industry unions have told cnn the training was all done, sometimes on an ipad no instructors needed, no air time for practice. the airline pilot's association says his training amounted to a 56 minute online course. >> we received an online lesson, which is typical of our current training or initial training we get. >> u.s. based pilots tell cnn as bad as that sounds to the layperson, the limited training should have been enough for experiences 7

drew griffin broke the story in the program this week namely that bernhart has already allegedly beenng of the very companies he used to represent. his office absolutely denies the claim. drew tried to get answers as what was billed as a news confrco conference in atlanta. >> can we have a few minutes of your time? we thought we would get a few questions to ask you. we're doing a story. >> go ahead and reach out. >> we did and the fact that more than a dozen of your former clients have been getting favors through the department of interiors since you joined. >> is that just a consequence. >> we'll be happy to visit with you at any time. right now is not the time but talk to my press folks and we'll set something up. >> just to be clear your press folks told us that you are inaccessible for the next several weeks. >> they haven't talked to me so i'll talk to them. >> turns out he's not just not seeing cnn. the house committee wants answers as well. on the public questions it raises questions about the attempt to hide or manipulate federal records. what is this about hiding or manipulat

>> trace: jennifer griffin live. thank you. head of homeland security testifying in front of lawmakers about what is happening at the u.s. southern border. secretary kirstjen neilsen testifying. she defended the president's decision to declare a national emergency saying it's not a manufactured crisis. democrats questioning her on a wide range of issues including trump administration separating families at the border. mike emanuel reporting live on capitol hill. mike? >> trace, there were fireworks after the homeland security secretary suggested someone would not be turned away. check this out from a california democrat. >> so in the meantime, you didn't do anything at all and you let kids be separated without tracking them. do you know how outrageous that is, madam secretary? you have no compassion, no empathy here. >> secretary nielson says she has plenty of compassion. >> my heart breaks for the system that we have. it does not help us to have vulnerable populations in their journey. there's nothing humane about a system tha

jennifer griffin reporting live. jen? general warned lawmakers that russia's military is modernizing at a disturbing pace threatening to undermine american forces in the region. >> while the united states maintain as global military superiority over russia, evolving russian capabilities threaten to erode our military advantage. i'm not comfortable yet with the deterrent posture that we have in europe. >> the general, the supreme allied commander, says he needs two more troops to rotate through europe. he's short of drones. he's comments come a week before the pentagon rolls out their 2020 budget and including a warning to turkey not to purchase a russian defense air system or else the u.s. will cancel the sale of fighter jets. >> trace: does the pentagon say russia or china is the bigger threat? >> it's an ongoing debate with more officials say china poses the greater long-term threat, but russia as a declining super power is still capable of playing a spoiler role. last year russian forces kicked off their largest war ga

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investigative correspondent drew griffin has more. >> it is titled the great replacement, not rambling, a spell checked dissertation on hate filled view of immigrants, immigration and muslims. >> these are people i would describe as having extremist views, that have absolutely no place in new zealand and in fact have no place in the world. >> the manifesto was posted under the name branton tarrant. cnn hasn't confirmed this is his real name. there's no doubt the 28-year-old is a white supremacist who believes his own white european race is wiped out by immigration, labeling it white genocide. it is the universal rallying cry of hate filled white supremacists across the world. in charlottesville, west virginia, the neo-nazi cry was. >> jews will not replace us. >> some marchers in an independence day demonstration had banners with white europe and clean blood. 2015, a white teenager murdered nine african-americans in a church. the white supremacist reportedly said y'all are raping our white women, y'all are taking down the world as he gunned down unarmed parishioners. rhetoric is old bu

national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the story for the pentagon. >> soul-searching on pentagon, this scandal finally has the attention of congress and top military brass. >> i listen in horror as families told of their babies cribs and electrical outlets catching fire due to wiring issues. >> deplorable conditions such as toxic mold, lead, and rodents inside housing to fort meade and beyond. angry senators demanded answers from the army, navy, air force, and marines. >> i want to start by apologizing personally on behalf of the department of the navy to any sailor, marine, soldier, airmen, coast guard men that was affected. >> we took our eye off the ball, we've been busy the last 17 years. >> i want all soldiers to know their chain of command is fully engaged. >> the private landlords contracted by the military demanded some families sign nondisclosure agreements. >> i can't imagine why it would make sense to have a new tenant, these young kids asked to sign this agreement, and not understand the applications of it. in my view, if any of these agreements are enforced,

cnn's drew griffin picks up that part of our coverage. >> reporter: it's titled "the great replacement" 87 pages, more than 16,000 words. >> not rambling. but a spell-checked referenced dissertation on a hate-filled view of immigrant, immigration and muslims. unsigned. it is the killer's explanation for why he did this. >> these are people who i would describe as having extremist views that have absolutely no place in new zealand, and in fact, have no place in the world. >> reporter: the manifesto was posted online by this man, under the name brenton tarrant. cnn has not confirmed this is his real name but there is no doubt that the 28-year-old under arrest is a white supremacist who believe is his own white european race is being wiped out by immigration, labeling it white genocide. it is also the universal rallying cry of hate-filled white supremacists across the world. in charlottesville, virginia. the neo nazi cry was -- >> jews will die. >> in warsaw, poland, in 2017, some marchers in an independence day demonstration carried banners that read white europe and clean blood. 2015, i

jennifer griffin has more. >> senior u.s.isis fighters caught by the syrian democratic forces and interrogated are responsible for the death of four americans in january. they're unable to confirm at what level the fighters were involved, if at all, in the attack on the americans suggesting they may not be the main perpetrators of the attacks. new information suggested these individuals are not as senior as first reported. originally the reports appear in the "wall street journal" and in reuters and appeared to come from a tweet that came from a kurdish leader of the fdf that talked about these five isis fighters and their involvement in the january 16 suicide bombing that killed four americans. we now have new information that senior defense officials are not sure how involved, if at all, these individuals were. >> shepard: good enough. updates as they come. thank you. genealogy testing may have cracked another cold case. investigators in the state of alabama say they have arrested a man for killing these two teenage girls n

david: you never considered griffin and company, for example?en: the earliest names we used all came from british roadmaps. take out a map of london and find names from the london roadmaps. wellington, kensington, names that noted a timelessness. citadel is where we ended up. david: how many employees when you first started and what year did you start? ken: the official launch of our first hedge fund was 1990 and it was probably my for -- myself and four or five employees. david: you did it as a hedge fund and a hedge fund is one where you typically get money in and get 20% of the profits or something like that if you get above a certain hurdle. is that why you went the hedge fund format as opposed to other format? you could have done regular long only asset management where there is no percentage of the profits. ken: never gave much consideration to the latter. the hedge fund model i thought really matched with what we were trying to do. we were trying to create for our capital partners a stream of income uncorrelated to the --ket, a very sharp

griffin engaged. dr. griffin has a significant track record in space. supporter of dr. griffin. he is superb for that position. >> right. a couple things. not only does he have significant experience in space, but his work initially with sdio and how the missile defense agency was stood up so they have the right acquisition authorities and the ability to do development, this isn't about doing acquisition. this is really about development. so think of him as overseeing the creation of the right structure. this is about the balance of putting appropriate authorities in place. if we get the wrong mix, it will slow us down. so we are relying on his experience and judgment to put the right pieces in place, that is how i look at it. >> thank you. i yield back. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. is getting to be a familiar tune but i want to thank you for your service. especially chairman dunford. i am honored to have you here as a fellow marine, and we are lucky as a country that you continue to serve. thatre the bipartisan hope you will find some way to continue that service p

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in washington, jennifer griffin, fox news.ther up, how a native american tribe is stepping up to help families of the victims. >>> and even more twisters and severe storms passed through the southeast this weekend. adam klotz is tracking it all from the fox extreme weather center. adam. >> reporter: jon, it was a big and stormy weekend. we're continuing to see some of these storms move across the country, some of it now snow, and then we're going to look at a nice forecast in the week ahead. all details coming up after the break. ♪ ♪ oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or

>> drew griffin, thank you. the new zealand massacre is prompting increased security here in the united states. jessica schneider has the latest. major cities across the united states, they have significantly stepped up security around mosques? >> reporter: that's right. officials in major cities, they were very quick to react to this attack. tonight, we're seeing increased security and armed officers outside mosques in major cities like new york city, los angeles, chicago, minneapolis and right here in washington, d.c. the department of homeland security secretary, she put out a statement saying that there is no credible threat right here in the u.s., nor is there any information about ties between the perpetrators in new zealand and anyone here in the u.s. despite that, she's encouraging muslim american communities to contact law enforcement if they have concerns. as for new york city's mayor, he has called this attack horrifying in a series of tweets. here is what he said in a radio interview to offer company

david: if somebody is watching and saying i will be interviewed by ken griffin, what should they do innterview to make you like them? ken: what is interesting is make you like them is a cognitive bias in interviewing people. you want to avoid that trap. i am looking for two key drivers in a candidate. i'm looking for their passion. do they love what they do? they love the problems they work on? there was a young woman who worked for us 16 years ago, a year or two out of ivy league school, and her boss says, she would leave. she is incredibly talented. she wants to go to medical school. you need to convince her to stay. walks said the minute she in my office i will offer to write her letter of recommendation. , thee wants to be a doctor world needs another great doctor , and i want to make that happen. what is the passion of the individual in this field? that passion is what drives our success. the second is clear accomplishment, individuals that have a demonstrated track record of having made good decisions and accomplished in their life. david: how does somebody invest with citadel? i

the national security jennifer griffin explains what it means from the pentagon, jennifer. >> jenniferannon the supreme court cleared the way for this ruling today in maryland when it ruled in january the trump administration's policy was not a blanket man. today the federal judge lifted the final injunction blocking president trump and the pentagon from implementing broad restrictions on transgender enlisted troops and officers from serving in the u.s. military. in a six page ruling for the u.s. district judge george russell and obama appointee reversed an earlier order he issued to stop the administration from putting transgender policy in place. "because the court is bound by the supreme court decision to stay preliminary injunction in entirety, the court will grant defendants motion." the judge offered no opinion on merits with her transgender could be restricted from serving in the military. president trump reversed obama era policy with chant they'll make transgender to openly serve in a series of tweets in july 2. the united states government will not accept or allow transgender

. >> this is a nod to the backstreet boys, and this is joey mcentire's 11-year-old son, griffin. >> onest concerts was new kids on the block. you look at that kid and you're, like, oh my gosh. i'm going to be the video. >> and another boy band that's making news -- after their sudden split six years ago, surprise. the jonas brothers are back together, and this time, nick, joe and kevin brought their ladies, priyanka, sophie and danielle, along for the ride. check out their glam and oh so regal look in their video for is the kw"sucker." the video was shot at a castle similar to the one in the award-winning movie "the bunnies." "e.t." first met the fresh-faced brothers 13 years ago. >> the jonas brothers. >> i'm kevin. >> nick. >> my name's joe. >> nick is the one who pushed for this reunion, and they kept it top secret until now. listen to what joe told "e.t." in december. >> i hear rumors this there might be new jonas stuffas mayb? >> jonas stuff. >> what a fibber. can we believe what he told sirius xm's morning mashup? >> i heard you are secretly married already. >> i am not. >> okay.