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griffin. >> yes or no question. before yesterday, did you ever bring up what you told this jury about that kennels to anybody in the prosecution or anybody in law enforcement? >> no, i didn't have the opportunity to, mr. waters the, because you would not respond to my invitations to reach out and tell you about all of the things that i had done wrong. and to talk about bringing this to a head, to talk about bringing this to a conclusion. i understand how many people i hurt. i understand, umm, how angry my partners are and how hurt they are. i understand how hurt these people are that i stole money from are, and i understand how hurt they are, and one of the things that i believe is that getting past this may help them get some closure, and so, since at least january, i have been trying to sit down with y'all to talk to y'all. >> okay. >> and never, never, ever got a response to the multiple requests. >> multiple requests. >> yes, sir. multiple requests, and i would ask about this every few weeks. >> sir -- >> sir? >

jim griffin? no, sir, i didn't. >> you testified on direct yesterday and you were asked about leaving the kennels with your new story in light of the evidence that's been presented at this trial. your words were i got out of there, correct? i believe that's what i said, yes, sir. >> you also said during your testimony on cross examination that you heard the ones you loved the most, didn't you? >> i did say that. >> nothing further. >> in saying that -- i want to explain that answer. he just asked me a question about what i said. then i was going to explain why i said it. >> all right. >> as i told you earlier, you're implying to this jury and to me that that was me talking about hurting maggie and paul. that's not what that was. what that was is me saying i know i hurt my brother, my partners, my clients. many of whom i told you i love, all of whom i cared for. that's what that was when i'm talking about how my misdeeds, how i hurt the people worst, the ones that i loved the most. >> i just asked

griffin? >> i'll rephrase it. by the conclusion of the meeting, did they make it known to you that you were a suspect? >> there's no question about that. absolutely. now, he used a lot of -- you hear talk about how i'm in the circle, and he can't get me on you, this and that, but there's no doubt in my mind, there was no question in my mind what was going on. >> and the -- during that meeting, did they show you the snapchat video of you trying to stand up in a fruit tree? >> yes. >> were you questioned about what clothing you were wearing this? >> i can't remember if he showed me a whole video or a whole picture, but i was definitely shown that information and shown those clothes in that meeting. >> and what clothes with you wearing? >> the same ones youeen -- >> do you remember what kind of pants? >> it was khaki pants. >> what kind of shirt? >> a short-leaf button down -- i call it a dress shirt, but a short-sleeved button-down shirt. >> like the shirt you have there? >> yes, but shortsleeved, blue with somably

i want to bring in jennifer griffin to talk about this. or can't do are very different. jep, do we know if we have the capability to stop this balloon from collecting information that could be detrimental to the u.s.? >> well, much of this is classified, shannon. but i have been told from well-placed sources here at the pentagon, that as soon as this spy balloon entered the continental u.s. airspace that measures were taken to prevent it from being able to collect only u.s. network broadcasting live video of what appears to be the chinese spy balloon over cape girardeau, missouri. it seems to as if it's on a path toward kentucky. our fox colleague, madison scar piano is shooting this video right now and located the spy balloon and says that she sees several, multiple planes in the air underneath the spy balloon, which of course, is flying at 60,000 feet. normal commercial planes fly at 30,000 feet. these appear to be some at least some u.s. military aircraft, u.s. air force aircraft which would not be surprising given that they are watchin

griffin was involved in was a -- are you referring to a date line something? >> i'm talking about hbo. >> all right. yeah, i am aware of that. and what i believe the case to be is that i believe that when that was in its works, that mr. griffin made those statements sometime substantially before november of 2022. as early as around the very beginning of 2021. >> let's talk -- >> that's what i understand to be the case. >> let's talk more about your testimony from yesterday and you are telling this jury even in something as clear as this kennel video that your story doesn't change when you have to make them face the facts that can no longer be denied. >> i don't understand that question. >> i said you are telling this jury that you don't change your story to make the facts fit evidence you can no longer deny like what's going on in this courtroom? >> i'm not telling the jury anything about that. >> all right, good. >> let's move on and talk more about that issue. let's talk about the confrontation on june 7th which you said was no big deal. isn't that what you

griffin was involved in was a -- are you referring to like a "dateline" something? >> i'm talking about hbo. >> okay. hbo, so yeah, i am aware of that, and what i believe the case to be is that i believe that when that was in its works that mr. griffin made those statements sometime substantially before november of '22, as early as around the very beginning of 2021. >> well, let's talk. >>> at least what i understand to be the case. >> let's talk more about your testimony yesterday, you're telling this jury, even on something as clear as this kennel video, that your story doesn't change when you have to make them fit the facts that no longer can be denied. is that what you're telling this jury? >> i don't understand that question. say that again. >> i said you're telling this jury that you don't change your story to make the facts fit evidence you can no longer tennessee, like what's been going on in this courtroom. >> i'm not telling the jury anything about that. >> okay. all right. good. >> let's move on. let's talk so more about that issue. let's talk about the c

griffin. nancy: you don't hear that often judge said sit down.u don't have a fifth amendment right to remain silent once you choose to speak that is what he did, he took the stand. he voluntarily sh spoke to police, once you choose to no longer remain silent it is all over, they can ask you anything they want to ask you. and i would think at-this-point eric bland, high profile lawyer connected to case, that him taking stand expurched going and under going cross-examination, turned in to some of the a litmus test. >> yes. he could have had his lawyer just write the prosecution and say, i know i have told you that on multiple occasions i was not at the kennel, that is not true, his let his lawyer go on hbo special aired in november of 2022, and jim griffin said, he was sleeping in the house and he never went to the kennels, after this was aired, he could have said to his lawyer, hey that is a mistake. he waited up until the day hhe testified, he didn't tell his son, his only living son, i was there 5 minutes before your mother and brother died. and

nbc news they will release multiple videos that show the incident from various angles kate >> dana griffin for us, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight the dangers of meeting up in person to buy or sell something you found through an online site like facebook marketplace. an off-duty police officer was doing just that and was shot last night. what you need to know. >>> a new york cit police officer is fighting for his life tonight after a sale arranged through facebook marketplace turned violent while he was off duty. the incident is sparking new concerns about the dangers for all of us. how safe is it to meet up in person to buy or sell something you found in an online marketplace? emilie ikeda with what you need to know >> reporter: tonight the nypd combing for clues after a facebook marketplace transaction involving one of their own turned violent >> he is currently fighting for his life. >> reporter: police say an off-duty officer alongside a relative arranged to meet a seller in brooklyn saturday to buy a car advertised on the social media platform. >> almost immediately the suspect dis

as residents here fear lingering impacts long after the smoke clears dana griffin, nbc news. >>> and now to the most historic shake-up of the presidential primary in years the democratic party voted to make south carolina the first primary state in the nation, booting both new hampshire and iowa but those states aren't going down without a fight here's more. >> those in favor of approving the report say aye. >> reporter: an historic vote changing the way democrats pick their presidential nominee, sending south carolina into the spotlight as the party's new first in the nation primary. >> thanks to all of you for this great decision that you have made today. >> reporter: you may remember it was clyburn's 2020 endorsement that revived president biden's campaign for the last 50 years, democrats started with a caucus in iowa and then a primary in new hampshire. but after the 2020 iowa caucus meltdown led to major delays in results, party leaders began debating if now was the time for change states with predominantly white voters simply didn't reflect the diverse democratic base. now the

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dana griffin starts us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the remnants of a massive storm that battered the region with heavy rain and historic snow. >> oh, my. >> it's compact. >> reporter: in this part of the san bernardino county mountains, about two hours from l.a., several feet of unplowed snow is also impossible for security guard pete rodriguez to get to work >> i'm 5'9", and the snow was up to my chest. >> reporter: and even greater concern at the medical center where he works he says staffers staying overnight and food and supplies are running low. >> how are they able to survive inside the medical center all this time? >> they've had no deliveries this past week since the storm started. so they've been reliant on what they have had in. never even saying that they're starting to run out of supplies now. >> reporter: big bear lake saw the snowiest stretch on record with 57 inches. even jackie the eagle was hunkered down, ear she emerges from her snow-covered nest, protecting her precious egg >> a little eerie being out here and not seeing any vehicles. but that just kind of show

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are still digging out after that same system dumped massive amounts of snow this weekend our dana griffin starts us off >> a massive storm that hit the renalon are rain and snow. >> in this part of the san bernardino county mountains, two hours from l.a., several feet of unplowed snow is almost impossible for security guard pete rodriguez to get to work. >> i'm 5'9." the snow was up to my chest. >> greater concern at the medical center where he works. he said staffers staying overnight and food and supplies are running low. >> how are they able to survive there? >> they had no deliveries the past week since the storm started. so they've been relying on what they have had in they're even saying that they're starting to run out of supplies now. >> big bear lake saw 57 inches even this eagle emerged from the snow covered nest protecting her precious egg >> a little airy being out here and not seeing any vehicles. that shows you the severity of the situation that we have going on right now so we appreciate everyone's patience >> crews are work 12g to 14 hour shifts to get roads back open, a n

at a california fuel pipeline creating a chain reaction sparking panic at the pumps in vegas dana griffin reports >> we're stuck in gas lines. >> reporter: for people in las vegas -- >> i've never seen it this bad. >> reporter: -- this is how bad it got for panicked drivers worried about gas prices going up and supply running out >> has the pandemonium set in yet well, i believe so. >> reporter: at the sam's club in las vegas the line backed up at least a quarter of a mile into the street >> there are people all over the place >> reporter: rosie tucker works at a gas station in las vegas that last night ran out of fuel. he says drivers were growing tense. when you looked outside the gas station window what did you see? >> reporter: yeah, like imagine, like, black friday, you know, people waiting in front of stores and what not. >> reporter: the chaos stems from a pipeline leak at this fuel facility in southern california that shut down deliveries to areas like las vegas and phoenix. in a statement the energy company said at approximately 4:00 p.m. pacific time thursday kinder morgan began

. >> and you just testified you told jim griffin first, correct?eve that i told jim griffin first. >> at that time you didn't say anything about the kennels, did you? >> to jim griffin at that time, no, sir, i didn't. >> when you testified on direct yesterday, you were asked about leaving the kennels with your new story, in light of the evidence that's been presented at this time, your words were, i got out of there, correct? >> i believe that's what i said, yes, sir. >> and you also said during your testimony on cross-examination, that you hurt the ones you love the most, didn't you? >> i did say that. >> i have nothing further. and in saying that m waters -- i just want to explain that answer. he just asked me a question about what i said and i was going to explain why i said it. >> all right. >> as i told you earlier you're implying to this jury and me, that was about me hurting maggie and paul, and that's not what that was. what that was was me saying, i know i hurt my brother, my partners, my clients, many of whom i told you i loved all of who

>> neil: thanks, jennifer griffin. meantime, it's not just china continuing to talk tough right now. my next guest is a noted china watcher. its preparing to do something even tougher. he writes in today's "new york post," and i'm quoting here, we cannot look to xi's mind but we can see what he's doing. preparing the people's republic of china for war. gordon chang with us now. that's scary stuff, gordon. >> well, certainly is. we've got to understand what china is doing. xi jinping always talk about war. at the communist party's 20th national congress in october, he appointed what is called the war cabinet. we know that he is set trying to sanction proof his regime. he's also trying to mobilize china's civilians for war. there was a national defense law amendments that went into effect in the beginning of 2021. a few weeks ago, we had amendments to the reserve military service law. by the way, china's military is now bulking up the fastest we've seen any country do this since the end of the second world war. we don't

griffin. >> i'll rephrase it. at the -- by the conclusion of the meeting, did they make it known to you that you were suspect? >> oh, there's no question about that. absolutely. now, he used a lot of -- i mean, you hear talk about how i'm in this circle and he can't get me out and this and that, but there's no doubt in my mind, there was no question in my mind what was going on. >> and the -- during that meeting did they show you the snapchat -- snapchat video of you trying to stand up the fruit tree? >> yes. >> and were you questioned about what clothing you were wearing? >> and i can't remember this. i can't remember if he showed me the whole video or he showed me a picture of it, but i was definitely showed that information. i was definitely shown those clothes in that meeting on august 11th. >> what clothes were you wearing? >> the same ones you see in -- >> and do you remember what kind of pants? >> it was khaki pants. >> and what kind of shirt? >> it's a button down, short sleeve button down, i call it will

jennifer griffin did a great job. i hope we get 99,000 bites of this upon ael. thank you. let's bring in the panel here, today my co-host emily compagno, she loves space and joining us kennedy, political scientist lawrence and jimmy failla. he hosts "fox across america" on fox news radio. glad you all are here. we're all wearing shades of red for today, crimeson in some cases for national wear red day to bring greater attention to heart disease and so we -- >> it is a substantive threat of some kind, size of three buses, it's too big to shoot down without risk of hurting people. which is it? significant enough to consider that action or is it something entirely different, not a big deal? i don't think americans will accept this. >> so jimmy, you were looking at what is on the east coast or in this direction away from the nuclear weapon facility this thing has flown over in montana. there are maybe things china might want to take a look at. >> jimmy: absolutely, and so much we don't know in terms of the motivation, what we do know, this is so brazenly disrespectful to the p

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, jennifer, thank you.awmakers from both side of the aisle are now calling on president biden to talk to the american people directly about the situation. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has that part of the story tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. today the white house cleared up one thing saying that there are no indications of alien or strel extraterrestrial related these objects after the pentagon said over the weekend that they weren't ruling anything out. but the president still has not explained what has been happening in our skies or how he plans to deal with it. officials today only announcing a new multi-agency team to study policy proposals going forward. >> we have never shot anything down over the united states. now we have shot four objects down that we can't even fully describe in the last week. this is a time to hear from the president. >> despite mounting pressure, not a word from president biden after he directed three more objects shot

griffin? >> i'll rephrase it. by the conclusion of the meeting did they make it known to you that you were suspect? >> oh, there's no question about that. absolutely. now, he used a lot of, i mean you hear talk about how i'm in this circle and he can't get me out, and this and that, but there's no doubt in my mind. there was no question in my mind what was going on. >> and the -- and during that meeting did they show you the snapchat video of you trying to stand up the fruit tree? >> yes. >> and were you questioned about what clothing you were wearing? >> and i can't remember this. i can't remember if he showed me the whole video or he showed me a picture of it, but i was definitely showed that information. i was definitely shown those clothes in the meeting august 11th. >> what clothes were you wearing? >> the same ones you see in -- >> do you remember what kind of pants? >> khaki pants. >> what kind of shirt? >> button down -- short sleeve button down, i call it a dress shirt, short sleeve button down dress shir

jennifer griffin live at the pentagon.ennifer, thanks very much. ♪ ♪ >> mike: house speaker kevin mccarthy is leading a delegation on the tour of the southern border in arizona today. cochise county is considered a hot bed of human and drug smuggling. correspondent bill melugin spoke with the speaker a short time ago. he joins us live. >> mike, good evening to you. this is kevin mccarthy's first trip to the southern border as speaker of the house. before he even got here, the white house was already criticizing this trip, calling it a partisan political stunt. so, a short time ago, i asked the speaker to respond to that criticism. take a listen. >> the white house says your trip here is a political stunt and that their border plan is working. what's your response? >> you know what? if they would actually come here, they would realize their border plan is not working. this is why we're going to move our hearings down to the border so those who say this is some type of f.o.p photo op. open up their ears for the first and eve

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jennifer griffin at the pentagon. griff jenkins in washington. antony blinken has cancelled his trip to china. the administration did know about this for some time. we're not aware of how long, that meeting was still on. so it was just cancelled or put off today, right? >> yeah, delayed, neil. good afternoon. look, we learned one thing. that is that if there's anything that all of washington can agree on, a giant chinese spy balloon should not be floating across the continental u.s. john tester joined steve daines today demanding answers saying in a statement that this we are still waiting for real answers on how this happened and what steps the administration took to protect our country. ly hold everyone accountable until i get them. senator daines who sent a letter to defense secretary austin yesterday is blasting president biden today on inaction. watch. >> i think he believes it's like a taylor swift concert moving across america, some kind of a tour. this is not the chinese spy balloon tour. this is a threat to america. it's provocative for

griffin. >> that coming out all right? >> you see that up there, mr. murdaugh?>> yes. >> i'm on page five. you see that cell tower back there? >> up on my screen? i do see that. >> would you agree with me that it reflects no cell activity on your phone from 6:52 to 9:04? >> i do agree with that. >> let me ask you this, mr. murdaugh, did you take your phone with you down to the kennels according to the new facts that you testified to yesterday and today? >> i must not have. >> you must not have. >> if this is accurate, no, sir. >> is that typical for you? >> sure it is, absolutely. >> tell me why it's typical? >> now, it would be unusual if i was going out for any extendsed period of time or if i was going -- even on the property if i was going somewhere for an extended period of time i would usually have my phone. but for me to go knowing that i am going to the kennel and coming right back it is not unusual at all. you've heard the testimony about the service out there. the service is terrible. you have to be in a particular spot. and you have to find a spot. >>

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jennifer griffin, thank you for that.to go to general jack keane on this, and general, you are the military expert. i am still searching for the mandarin word for "chutzpah" on the part of china. they are demanding their debris back and returned immediately. they are refusing to take calls from the defense secretary, actually hanging up on the guy. they are outraged by our provocative actions. i understand the best defense is a good offense, but man, what do you make of it all? >> well, i think they are embarrassed by all of this, frankly. they know full well that the lies they have told, nobody believes that. it is credible whatsoever. in terms of denying with the mission is, this was a weather balloon off course. i think going forward here, it is mostly going to be positive, for a couple of things, this is a brazen thing the prc has done here, with this balloon, obviously planning for it to traverse the united states and in full view, loiter over nuclear sensitive military bases. i think what that has done, certainly, i

jennifer griffin, ktvu fox two news. new at noon.ave been arrested in connection to a shooting that left six people dead in central california last month. the tulare county sheriff says. one person is a 25 year old man who was taken into custody without incident. another is a 35 year old man who was injured in the shootout with federal agents and was undergoing surgery. the six victims, including a teen mother and her baby were gunned down on january 16th in rural goche in a small community outside of visalia. here at home. law enforcement officers in alameda county are taking action to help prevent side shows and reckless driving. county officials have been stalled, raised dots on several streets and san lorenzo . the sheriff's department says the county has plans to install the dots at more intersections. other cities such as oakland and san francisco, have adopted similar strategies in an effort to deter side shows. all right now it's time to check with meteorologist rosemary oroczo. who is talking about the weather and taking a l

he joins us now, as well as political commentator alyssa farah griffin.dministration. chairman dawson, it's good to have you on. the former president is already knocking ambassador haley, posting on social media that she's following her quote heart not her honor. not sure what that means. he's also posting an old clip of her saying she would not run if he ran in 2024. what changed in her political calculus, do we think? >> well you've gotta understand nikki haley. not much scares her. she's the most under estimated political candidate you'd ever see. if she has won races no one thought she would win, she was the governor of the state of south carolina, very popular. and i don't think donald trump scares nikki haley. i think she's been writing in talking about this next generation is time to serve. right now you look at joe biden will be 82 years old if he is reelected and donald trump will be 78 years old. and there is going to be a contest for the presidency. nikki haley -- she's prepared herself. she's ready to get in. she's ready to take it to joe bide

joining us now national security correspondent jennifer griffin, welcome and thank you for joining ushas been a year. ukraine has shocked so-called experts with their defense and resolve. can they keep it going? how and what do they need? >> it is really interesting, trey, looking back a year ago, russia sent 200 thousand troops into ukraine. a year later, we know from pentagon figures is their casualty rate they have lost have -- between 100 thousand and 200 thousand, that including dead and wounded. their tanks they used half of the entire tank arsenal in the russian military on the battlefield in ukraine, they lost half of their tanks. the reasons that china wants to get involved at-this-point and maybe considering sending lethal aid look at aid they are considering to sending, artillery and ammunition, most likely because they see that russia is losing they can't afford to have russia lose if china is thinking down the road to needing russia on its side if it -r7 were to make a move on taiwan. trey: i try to understand those who are on the other side of this issue. have i missed s

martin griffin wants the un security council to authorize the opening off to more border crossings. frontier key into rebel held regions of syria. years of civil war have left 8 organizations struggling to reach victims of monday's earthquake, particularly in parts of the country outside government control. there is currently only one crossing open to you and agencies and that hampering deliveries of life saving food and medical supplies, destruction and devastation in a part of the world which can hardly take any more. it lip province has been a central theater of the syrian civil war and its home to one of the last remaining rebel controlled hand lives. the earthquake has killed more than 2100 people here. among them, this man's 4 year old son. he's angry that a lack of support meant it took 4 days to recover his child's body. raffle remedies hardener, who is helping us in turkey. they're getting every thing. they made a special air bridge to bring aid from all round the world. but no one is coming to help us. what did this child do wrong to be under ground for 4 days before we fo

mike: chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin live on the phone. thank you for your analysis and also your reporting. >> reporter: thank you. mike: let's go back to lucas tomlinson who is live at the white house on the north lawn. lucas, what's the latest there? >> reporter: mike, just to follow up on something our colleague, jennifer griffin, just said in that statement from lloyd austin, that this balloon was shot down within territorial waters of the united states. that means within 12 nautical miles, that's about 14 regular miles, off the coast which says that the u.s. did not want to make this a larger, potentially international incident because if that balloon shot down beyond 12 nautical miles, that's u.s. territorial waters, that's also u.s. air space. imagine an imaginary line 12 miles off the coast and going up into the sky. if that balloon had made it more than 12 miles off the coast of the united states and had been shot down, it would have been shot down in international air space. that could have caused maybe even a bigger incident as

is what sources were telling jennifer griffin. play white house contradiction and get your reaction on the other side. >> absolutely. >> okay, we don't have that sound, jeremy, go ahead. >> what is amazing, we now know a week before the balloon got into our air space, we had eyes on it and knew it was happening. when it was flying over our country, the white house said, we want more information on it, we are concerned about civilian impact here. that was hog wash, they knew a week before, it could have been shot down in the territorial water over alaska. >> harris: or guam, we watched this since january 21, it had not gotten to alaska yet. >> as an intel officer, this is more than just gathering intelligence, it was probing our security response, how does the united states respond to foreign assets and they found the american government is unprepare, unfocused. >> and unwilling to be transparent, senator blumenthal, a democrat, said we could share a lot more that would not compromise sources and methods and karine jean-pierre says