griffin who is quite talented senator. he had made clear that he had heard rumors of for this being an ethical. , people had information, he says, oh my office. and what he finds out is that fortas had been given a substantial cash bonus, 15,000 dollars, which in 1968 is a not insignificant sum of money, to teach a very short seminar at american university law school. american university is in d.c.. less than a couple of weeks. and this money had not come from american university. instead, it had come from a handful of private donors who were friends of fortas and this sounds uncomfortably close to being a bribe. that these people are paying for it is to do a token amount of work. the dean of american university law school says that yes, 15,000 dollars sounds like a lot of money but fortas was doing more than just teaching a class. he had to prepare syllabus. as we know, preparing a syllabus is very expensive. it is not a credible allegation. the committee invites fortas to come back before and to explain what exactly he d

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reporter jennifer griffin tells us the reason why. >> u.s. troops in europe are set to begin a major realignment. the pentagon announcing wednesday about 6400 service members will be coming home from germany. the main hub for the u.s. military in europe. another 5600 will be leaving the country and redeployed mostly to italy. u.s. european command would also move from germany to belgium. it is a generational shift the pentagon says is aimed at pivoting to new post cold war threats. >> we hope russia and china will engage in more productive and cooperative behavior, we are posturing forces to counter line influence. >> well has repeatedly linked to the move to germany's failure to pay more toward native defense spending. and on wednesday, as the move was being announced, he doubled down on his recent piers we are reducing the force, because they are not paying their bills. it is very simple. they are delinquent. >> the move is a threat to

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marcia griffin, founder and president of home free usa. donnell williams, president, national association of real estate brokers. and ed demarco, president, housing policy council. welcome again. thank you for being with us virtually, and the witnesses will be recognized for five minutes to get each an oral presentation if you would. i chime will go off at the end of your time and i'll ask members -- by wrapping up your oral testimony. without objection the witnesses written statement will be made a part of the record. once the witness finished their testimony each member will have five minutes to ask questions. with that, ms. cohen, you are now recognize five minutes for your opening statement. >> thank you very much, chairman green, ranking member barr and members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to testify today. i testify on behalf of our the low income clients of the national consumer law center as well as 20 of the consumer legal services and civil rights organizations. the unprecedented coronavirus pandemic has bro

griffin your now recognized for your opening statement. ms. griffin: thank you very much. --m president of the resident and founder of home usa. appreciate this opportunity to appear before you to provide first-hand insight surrounding the plight of homeowners in this pandemic. allow me to emphasize the importance of housing counseling organizations which i like to call nonprofit homeownership providers. our mission -- we were created to provide everyday people with the tools they need to achieve and sustain their housing and homeownership goals. we help renters become sustainable homeowners and help existing homeowners avoid foreclosure. we are like marriage counselors. unansweredowner has questions, needs credit help, or doesn't understand the service or jargon, we bring them together with lenders to ensure that everyone is on the same page with the goal of finding a mortgage solution that works for both parties. according to the u.s. joint economic committee, the average foreclosure costs everyone $77,900. lenders lose an average of 12%-19% of the home's value in forecl

griffin and mr. demarco, there are provisions in the heroes act to contemplate the fact that we ae not out of this virus yet. and that at the end of this month, if pandemic unemployment insurance runs out. we see a lot of the funding for the ppe's grading have been exhausted by individuals businesses. we have another stimulus or stability payment read if this virus continues. and i'll start with you must prevent. are we going to need to implement something like the heroes act for people and payy the mortgages. forget about forbearance rated i think we would all like them to pay the mortgage. >> absolutely. the reality is the more help that we can give to homeowners the better. they're going to need it as you just said. the situation is not getting better. worse.etting certainly consideration hoping the homeowners and helping organizations like ours and others who can help homeowners can there be in work with these servicers. this is really critical. these guys really do not have of the homeowners to

griffin and mr. dimarco there are provisions in the act to contemplate the fact we are not out of this virus yet and at the end of the month, the pandemic unemployment insurance runs out and we see a lot of fun and will have been exhausted by the individual businesses. we haven't done another stimulus for stability payment. if this continues to move and it has, and i will start with you, ms. griffin, are we going to need to implement some thing so people can pay their mortgages? forget about forbearance. >> absolutely. the reality this is the situation isn't getting better. it's getting worse. certainly considerations to helping home owners and organizations like ours and others that can help others work with these servicers this is critical to the. the work with the counseling organizations that we can do to several people down and give them directions even help to provide advice working with the service or as well as how to enhance their own lives. this is what we bond. we need to think about a pro

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of the crew on board this morning when the apparent explosion and fire started perhaps as jennifer griffin is telling us from a welding accident and of course we hope that no one else is injured. joining us now on the phone with more on this is niles anderson. he is former navy corpsman who was ceo of med cv. so niles, obviously this is a giant challenge as we see this massive amount of gray and white smoke. a challenge to try and get this under control. what's the strategy as of this moment? >> well, i think ships are built by design to compartmentalize things, hopefully they've done that as much as they can and isolate things to a certain part of the ship. it was in for maintenance and there wasn't that many people on board and the aircraft have probably mostly been removed. fuel is a concern and obviously moving other ships wherever they need to be, to be out of a range of risk. eric: the uss fitzgerald apparently is a destroyer, apparently docked right next to the richard. so obviously -- we can see it in the background there. the helicopters are off. that ship is undergoing maintenanc

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our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin has our report. >> reporter: the words coming out of the san antonio police officer's mouth is awful. >> you know what, the way you were raised. the young blackman in 2018 is being arrested for trespassing. when he asks why, the officer says this. >> for being a [ bleep ]. >> reporter: as shocking as it sounds, the officer is still on the job. >> you can get up, run, do something. >> reporter: so is an officer who uncuffed a man and challenge the him to a fist fight. >> i'm going to beat your ass. what do you want to do? >> an officer who gave a man a sandwich of feces got his job back. >> you react and i react. >> reporter: these officers were fired and all of them got their jobs back thanks to a police union contract and state law that puts an arbitrator in charge. >> these are crimes of moral turn pi t torpitude and you would explain this possible a one and done type of offense yet the cases where the chief's discipline have been cleared have been overturned in the arbitration appearance and people are rightly outraged. >> reporte

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cnn's drew griffin has the story now. >> reporter: mohamed mahayan died three years ago pleading for breath 467893 years old, black, homeless. >> he's dead. >> most likely you never heard his name. >> what happened to mohamed is strikingly similar to what happened to george floyd. the only difference is in mr. floyd's case we had a pedestrian with an iphone. >> reporter: it took place january 4th, 2017. to the people of phoenix it was a local news story a homeless man on drugs resisting arrest. cnn has received witness statements, no threats to police officers and testimony from a famed forensic pathologist. it claimed he died because he couldn't breathe. his sister is suing the city of phoenix. >> i don't know how police officers allowed to be judge, jury, executioner. this is -- this wasn't a death penalty situation, right? he wanted to use the bathroom. >> reporter: it began 9:30 a.m. on a wednesday. mohamed and his chihuahua were homeless. he needed to use the public restroom. an employee stopped him, no dogs allowed -- >> i was doing a natural thing, a natural function. >> he su

cnn's drew griffin has the story. >> reporter: mohamed mahayan died dwleers ago pleading for breath. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: 43 years old, black, homeless. most likely you never heard his name. >> what happened to mohamed is strikingly similar to what happened to george floyd. the only difference is in mr. floyd's case we had a pedestrian with an iphone. >> reporter: it took place in 2017. cnn has obtained the raw video from multiple police body cameras. witness statements that describe no threats to police officers and testimony from a pathologist who said he died because he couldn't breathe. his sister is suing the city of phoenix. >> i don't know how police officers are allowed to be judge, jury, executioner. this is -- this wasn't a death penalty situation, right? he wanted to use the bathroom. >> reporter: it began 9:30 a.m. on a wednesday. he and his chihuahua were homeless. he needed to use the public restroom. employee stopped him. no dogs allowed. police were called. >> i was doing a natural thing, a natural function. >> reporter: he suffered from schizophrenia said

here with the truth about testing and cnn's drew griffin. good to see you. hope you're doing well and be safe in atlanta. president trump is still boasting about testing even though there have been major missteps. nomt now we're hearing about long waits for results and some are complaining about -- >> seems we are going back to square one in so many places. this is where we are in testing tonight. if you wanted to get a test in a lot of places in this country you're going get an appointment for a test in three to seven days then you're going get into a line like we saw in miami, for instance, these long lines. there are also lines in texas and in arizona and all these places are people rate hours to get their tests. then you're going get a lab, if it's not point of care, sent off to a lab, and the labs are telling us their turnaround times are doubling just from last month. big labs, quest and lab corp. so the end result is if you had a test or needed a test today, you might not get a result for ten days. that is just not good. hhs announcing they're going t

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here is national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> a peace deal with the taliban the trumptration hopes will allow u.s. troops to come home after 19 years of war past the 135 day mark this week, centcom commander frank mckenzie had this morning in an interview. >> while the taliban -- in fact the violence against the afghans is higher than it has been in quite a while. >> the u.s.-taliban deal requires a full u.s. withdrawal within 14 months, something the president campaigned on and hopes to achieve by november. >> we want to bring our people back home. >> the u.s. has drawn down to 8600 troops and withdrawn from five bases in afghanistan as part of the deal, roughly the same number of troops as when president obama left office down from a high of 100,000 in 2010. no u.s. troops have been killed in afghanistan since the deal was signed. the pentagon continues to say it has found no evidence the russians paid bounties that led to the death of any american troops. >> we've not found any corroborating evidence that would indicate that there was a bounty program. >> secretary

correspondent drew griffin is joining me now.re the companies doing to handle the increase in demand? >> reporter: they're trying to do what they've been doing for months now which is increase capacity. but you just can't seem to do it fast enough. and as elizabeth was indicating, these are all precursors of what is to come. so take a look at what is happening in florida where you have long lines for testing. these are people in some cases who have been waiting to just get an appointment for testing for up to a week. now that the big labs are telling us there is delays of four to six days or two to three days or two to four days on top of that, you're talking about not getting test results back to some people up to ten days now. that is a problem when you're trying to contain this virus. the american clinical laboratory association said just expect more of these kind of delays as this surge in demand exceeds the capacity for the labs to turn around these tests, brooke. >> anybody out there really wants to hear as the cases surge.

>>do more to help we have drew griffin to explain. >>this is a face mask nurse judith lug air will use in a massachusetts hospital this week dirty reused one of 3 she has to recycle disinfect honor dashboard and then the sun. >>we'll hit the mask and we do need left didn't leave them there for a few days. and then use them again hardly sanitary but health workers say there just aren't enough masks out on cape cod michelle brum says it's one reclaimed mask a shift they want you to reuse that mass multiple times. >>and they send it for cleaning and how often are you're using the same mask, a. >>in this process 5 times across the country nurses doctors, some state health officials say the lack of personal protective equipment or ppe is their most dangerous challenge with n 95 mask the toughest to find this is something that we were talking about 4 months ago, the american medical association has been begging the federal government to direct the manufacture acquisition and distribution of ppe is a national shame that we ran out of mass an

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cnn's senior investigative correspondent drew griffin went to look and see why this is still happening>> reporter: this is a face mask nurse judith la gare will use this week, dirty, re-used, one of three she has to recycle, disinfect on her dashboard. >> the sun will hit the mask and will leave them there for a few days. and then use them again. >> reporter: hardly sanitary, but health workers say there just aren't enough masks. out on cape cod, michelle brum says it is one recleaned mask a shift. >> they want you to re-use that mask multiple times and they send it for cleaning. >> reporter: how often are you re-using the same mask? >> they do this process five times. >> reporter: across the country, nurses, doctors, some state health officials contacted by cnn say the lack of personal protective equipment or ppe is their most dangerous challenge with n-95 masks the toughest to find. >> this is something we were talking about four months ago. >> reporter: the american medical association has been begging the federal government to direct the manufacturer acquisition and distribution of

drew griffin is outfront.s behind these really incredible delays we're talking about now six months into the pandemic? >> yeah, i mean, we are behind in testing. we remain behind in testing, and talking about ramping up now means we're going to continue to be behind in testing. the numbers don't lie. we're doing incredible amounts of testing. the president is right. 50 million tests in the united states, hundreds of thousands a day. the problem, though, is we need more of it. so many people are testing positive, kate, that it's just increasing demand for even more testing. in fact, labs tell us it's an infinite demand and they just can't catch up. they don't have the capacity even as they have continually increased capacity. you'll lead to things like quest diagnostics which released its turn around times yesterday, turn around time of about two weeks or up to two weeks. that means for an average person it's going to take two weeks from the time you're swabbed or you spit in the cup until you find out whether

jennifer griffin now. >> the assault vehicle was carrying 15 u.s.es and a navy medic that sank during a training exercise as you mention, two marines were hospitalized, one in critical condition. the marine said two were transported to local hospitals, one in critical condition, the other in stable condition. inside the vehicle at the time of the incident, eight of whom have been recovered. the name of the deceased marine will be withheld until 24 hours after next of kin notifications. the commanding officer of the marine expeditionary unit issued the following statement "we are deeply saddened by this tragic incident. i ask that you keep our marine sailors and their families in your prayers as we continue our search. search and rescue efforts are ongoing to recover the remaining eight service members. the uss john finn, three u.s. navy helicopters, and multiple small boats from the uss macon island, uss somerset and uss sandy is a san diego, and the incident is under investigation, bill, we will bring you more details as soon as we have them. >> bi

reporter, jennifer griffin explains why the changes being made. >>> u.s. troops in europe are set to begin a major realignment, the pentagon announced wednesday that is 6400 service members will be coming home from germany. the main hub for the u.s. military in europe. another 5600 will be leaving the country and redeployed mostly to italy. u.s. european command would move from germany to belgium. it is a generational shift that the pentagon says is aimed at the pivoting towards cold war threats. >> we hope that russia and china will conduct more cooperative behavior in the future. >> president trump has repeatedly linked to the move to germany's failure to pay more towards nato defense spending, on wednesday, as the move was announced, he had double down on his reasoning. >> they are not paying their bills, very simple, they are delinquent. >>> growing numbers of republicans say it is a threat to national security, and giving russia a clear strategic advantage in europe. defense secretary mark asper had pointed out that there are still some 24,000 u.s. tr

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beings, not just people that are out there to entertain us songwriter, a newspaper columnist noah griffin has sung the national anthem from the pitcher's mound at giants games. he says posey brings maturity and experience the clubhouse he expects that will continue from a distance the season, so you need older. >>to the older players. >>the younger players and these are the roads this is what you don't make this mistake over here. so you'll still be that. i wrote play that role for the team behind the scenes is not be enough to play that role. i'm sure that he will his team guy and certainly the last best are huge. >>stephanie hibbert was a season ticket holder until she moved up to sacramento. she 2 respects posey's decision the wonders about the ripple effect could have not just on the giants. >>the sports i'm still that says it may not happen again. i mean i think everything's changing so rapidly that. >>inflexible and adapted into each day's news is kind of what's required out all the fans i spoke to say they look forward to seeing buster posey back in a giants uniform, the 20 21 seas

a newspaper columnist noah griffin has sung the national anthem from the pitcher's mound at giants games. he says posey brings maturity and experience the clubhouse he expects that will continue from a distance the season, so you need older. >>to the older players. >>the younger players and these are the roads this is what you don't make this mistake over here. so you'll still be that. i wrote play that role for the team behind the scenes is not be enough to play that role. i'm sure that he will his team got all the fans i spoke to say they look forward to buster posey back in a giants uniform. >>the 20, 21 season. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>today team president farhan zaidi and manager gabe kepler both expressed their full support for poses decision and now they're on to the unenviable task of figuring out his replacement justine. >>a lot respect for that decisions. i want baseball to come back so let's take a look at our 4 zone forecast right now as we take a live look outside overlooking downtown san francisco, the heat is on this weekend and we're joined now with our meteorologist

griffin bell, who you might recall, became attorney general under carter, voted not -- voted as part of the two-person, the two-judge majority to-- three judges handled these cases. there was a 2-1 vote not to see him and that his constitutional rights had not been violated nor the rights of his constituents until it went to the supreme court and then by this time there was third election and he won his seat a third time. and when he always told the story, when they were in the supreme court, his lawyer -- a lawyer for the state of georgia was arguing and i think it was w wizzer white said is that all you've got. you came all the way up here and said is that all we've got? and julian poked his lawyer, we're winning, aren't we? and they won when they had, you know, nan must decisions in cases that mattered and he won 9-0 and that served to kind of make him, you know, a household name and led to his nomination as vice-president of the 68. >> and i want to read to everybody some of his thoughts about the day he was refused a seat in the house. it's a reflection of some of the times he'd

along with guys like — he started out on thejoey bishop show, and he came along with guys like merv griffin philbin, he was ahead of his time. he was one of the first daytime talk hosts to add a female, kathie lee. they took it in to the 21st century, would you have to give him credit for that. do you think we will see anyone else like him? fame and celebrity seems so short—lived now. popularity for a short period of time. i think his time on television was actually 60 plus years, something like that know, nobody is going to last that long these days. television may not last that long at this point! but, no, these guys, they came along at a time when television was in its infancy, really. and they brought it into what we call the golden era of television, and now we have gone into the other digital phase of the business. but, no, they don't really make people like that anymore. god bless him. tributes to the american broadcaster regis philbin. the experience of lockdown in our cities has led many people to be much more aware of the problem of noise. after all that quiet and birdsong, the so

when you get into those kind of trades, you go up against simons and griffin. those are the people who are loving those there on the other side of trades that's what i do worry about with a much more risky-like behavior that gets me more concerned. >> greg, we got to leave it there. i tell everybody to read your book, the man who solved the market tell your boys to be careful day trading. we are back after this >>> the four huge tech companies whose ceos will be grilled on kpil today apple, amazon, alphabet, facebook do you know how big they are the big four have combined annual sales of $806 billion compared to an output of a country's gdp, which i know is not the same but it is fun, these four companies would be the 18th biggest country in the world. tucked between netherlands and saudi arabia sabia arabia has a population of 35 million represents about $ $32,000 a year the big four, 1.1 employees, each worker represents about $732,000 in sales per employee obviously, this is not analogous but just fun the market needs to pay attention to them. there are at l

and then, in this last game at griffin park, bryan mbeumo made sure they'll be at wembley next tuesdaynst fulham or cardiff, who play tonight. fulham lead that tie 2—0. liverpool defender andy robertson and managerjurgen klopp have been talking to each other about their mental health, as part of the heads up campaign led by the football association and the duke of cambridge. it's the latest in a series of videos aimed at encouraging open conversations on the issue. how do you feel about talking about mental health? mental health, we are not used to getting help. if we are in pain or bleeding, it's obvious and you don't have to explain to anybody, everybody knows you need help, so that's easy. and i started make it professionally, that's when i struggled the most, when i was maybe down in hull on my own, and everybody was like, 0k, he's playing for hull, is getting a good wage, so people would maybe stop asking, how are you? i think, only since the last year or two, since we've had kids and things, i've started talking more about small things. i used to be one who blocked everything up,

american side in the tonight show might tonight show might dub was, merv griffin, dinah shore. there's nothing better than the 70s, right? nothing. you can turn on mike douglas and john lennon and yoko on our sitting there with mike douglas, you know? allen suits would be on laugh in. here's another question. why do we even bother with names? if there was a holiday named after you how would it be celebrated? that's a good one. kat? >> i don't know, vaping and dancing around and watching dateline murder mysteries. greg: that's on the name but that's what you would do. joey what would be the name of your holiday? >> it would be a walkathon. everybody would walk in honor for me and maybe do a little target practice. i don't know. greg: there you go. tom. >> we are to have a barbershop quartet the international trivia day in a back to next big trivia show is coming up on "fox nation" on july 9. we are doing a happy hour. greg: oh interesting. all the answers are going to be white people, knowing tom. tyrus? >> i have given this a lot of thought. justifiable homicide day. if you liv

the navy tells our jennifer griffin foul play is not suspected as the cause of this fire, but the ship fire is not contained. the amphibious assault ship is