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that is kathy griffin -- >> i put sia on the spot.ivacy. >> jimmy: she's notoriously one of the most shy people. >> shy people. and she's got autism, and she calls it the tism. [ laughter ] and so i want to respect her privacy, but she came to see me in vegas and the whole audience was dark. so i thought, i'm going to put her on the spot. and she didn't have a microphone or anything, she just sang "diamonds" then "chandelier." when it comes to singing, she can just blow, man. >> jimmy: when you say you wanted to respect her privacy, you kind of did exactly the opposite of that, yeah. >> that's my game. >> jimmy: that's your thing. >> you're finally figuring it out. >> jimmy: this is your first stand-up tour in six years? >> yes. >> jimmy: you must have a ton of stuff to talk about. >> i'm calling it "my life on the ptsd list" because i really do have freaking ptsd. the trump thing, then i got lung cancer, then i have a vocal cord implant. and i'm going through a divorce. and i was addicted to prescription pills. and now i'm 4 1/2 year

the very court that griffin ran to join and lost. the republican majority in the court blocked the certification of his loss, opening the door to them just flat out stealing an election the democrats won narrowly but fair and square. do not be fooled for one second. and think republicans attack on democracy over because democrats certified the presidential results. it remains the case that republicans often or too often only accept election results when they win. bob morris a justice in the north carolina supreme court from 1995 until 2004 and left the republican party and is an advocate for fair insecure elections and anne applebaum, historian and author of autocracy in, dictators who want to run the world and a new article in the atlantic about how conspiracy theories are undermining democracy across the globe and they join me now. bob, let me start with you on the specifics of the north carolina case. it's a close race and was an 800 vote margin, 734 votes. it's a bummer to lose but that close. it's a close race. the claim that 60

griffin said there were voting and -- irregularities to explain the outcome.usty jacobs, reporter for a public radio station. rusty, it is a pleasure to have you on the news hour. judge griffin, the republican challenger, is asking for 60,000 votes, is asking for the court system to throw these votes out. that is about 1% of the vote, but in a contest that i understand came down to 2/ 100ths of a percent, that matters. what celebrities -- what irregularities is he alleging? rusty: that 60,000 or so of these votes were cast by voters who were not completely registered or registered appropriately, essentially it comes down to this issue over registration forms that predated what was the help america vote act in the early 2000's that was passed. once that law passed, registration requires a voter to either provides the last four digits of their social security number or a driver's license number. some voters in north carolina registered with forms that predated the passage of that act. this issue has been brought up before and has been dismissed by a federal dist

right now jefferson griffin, the republican challenger, of course on the north carolina sprinkler, isupreme court to hear his case, instead of a federal court. griffin is more than $60,000 from his 2024 election after two recounts showed he lost to democrat alison riggs by fewer than 800 votes. the north carolina board of elections moved the case to the u.s. district court because of its implications for federal voting laws. now griffin is trying to move it back to the state's highest court, saying it would better understand the specifics of his case. >> gee, i wonder why he wanted it in the state supreme court. is it because they have a republican majority that may want to expand? well guess what did i say trump appointed federal judge did just that, kicking the case back to the republican controlled north carolina supreme court, the very court that griffin ran to join and lost. and today the republican majority on that court blocked the certification of that loss, opening the door to them just flat out stealing an election the democrats won narrowly fair and square. do not be fooled

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nbc's dana griffin is in the evacuation zone in los angeles.a, , good moing. >> reporter: willie, good morning to you. luckily no major flare-ups overnight. it is really smoky out here. behind us you have the california national guard keeping people out of the evacuation zone. the atf now leading the investigation into the cause of the palisades fire as the battle to contain flames is being met with challenges. this morning southern california wildfires putting firefighters to the test. >> this is still a very active firefight. >> reporter: the brentwood neighborhood ordered to evacuate after the palisades fire changed direction, spreading east. that dramatic shift causing this, flames coming down the canyon. firefighters are doing their best to save these nearby homes. >> definitely some scary stuff. >> reporter: on saturday, air drops on flames continued over this canyon. the fbi says air drops have been disrupted by drone incidents over fire zones well into the double digits, a serious risk to crews flying aircraft. >> there is nothing, noth

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frank. >> dana griffin live in altadena, california. thank you very much. we turn to contessa brewer with the latest on the economic cost of the deadly fires. contessa, good morning. >> the short answer, frank, we are still figuring it out. jpmorgan analysts in a day doubled the estimates of insured losses to $20 billion. that likely will go higher. twice as much of camp fires of 2018 which previously held the record for insured losses. accuweather is forecasting damage and economic losses to be about $50 billion. again, ian bess and others say it is to early to tell. they are bracing for the impact in california. of the publicly traded companies, jpmorgan says allstate and chubb and travelers have the most exposure to the fires. those are down significantly in the extended trade. because these fires have done more damage in residential, it limits the commercial side. you have chubb and aig and kinsale could get hit from this. the more the fire spreads, it could impact the reinsurance. the carriers will have surpassed the deductibles or attachments. if you

nbc news correspondent dana griffin is joining us from al alta dena, california >> reporter: frank, goodning to you that's right this is one of the most destructive wildfires anyone has seen in this county. you talk to people -- people who covered fires or firefighters who battled fires like this, they say they never have seen anything like this i'll walk you through some of the images we are in altadena neighborhood where the fire came through with the vehicles are to their shell. the s carried in the winds. we stepped on something, that was the pop you heard. the embers hop scotched through the neighborhood you have some vehicles torched like this one, but further down the road, you have some vehicles untouched. we actually hear a cat stuck in one of the ehicles this jeep. th under the hood trying to get the cat out. he appears to be hurt. we will try to get to him after this hit this paints the picture of what the entire neighborhood looks like these flames you see are from gas lines that appear to be on because they're like torches you see this at almost every house on this block. yo

dana griffin in the los angeles area.hank you. >> while these fires rage on in southern california, it's the opposite problem across the south. major storm bringing heavy snow and ice to a region not used to it. nbc's kathy park is in nashville this morning. kathy, how is the snow looking there? >> reporter: laura, good morning to you. as you can see, we got plenty of snow and many will be digging out this weekend. we got close to 6 inches of snow and at one point, the snowfall rate was close to 1 inch per hour. arkansas saw some of the biggest snow totals, in fact, recording more than a foot in some locations. meanwhile, ahead of the massive storm, tennessee, carolinas, georgia declaring a state of emergency to activate more resources to tackle snow, sleet and freezing rain. this win try weather made a mes on the roadways, drivers slipping and sliding with the icy conditions. at one point in kansas, a truck's windshield shattered when icy debris flew off a passing car. many flights were canceled or delayed and operations

here's kathy griffin. >> it's been a few seven years since my trump decapitated head photo scandal where he's going to be president again and i'm on the enemies list. so you couldn't see me before in one of those internment camps. >> oh, please. >> internment. >> she keeps tweeting that trump's going to go after comedians which means kathy griffin is safe. she's not a comedian. i don't know what you call her. she's famous for putting a plastic face on tv but enough about her face. yes, there's the trump thing as well. she's a loser. >> she is. i got to ask you real quick, the decapitated head. she never got passed that. >> yep. >> i mean, it was gross and it wasn't a real attempt at humour. but you understand they weren't cancelling her because she went too far. so much as they were cancelling her because the american people had suffered enough from her tv show and they needed a time-out. she's welcome to go back on tour now. i'm sure they'll still show her act in guantanamo bay because you can't water board. give me a break. >> jimmy, you're the best. that's why i love watching your sho

jennifer griffin at the pentagon joining us.fer, what would acquiring greenland mean and do for our national security? reporter: stu, the visit to greenland yesterday as you mentioned coincide with president elect trump not ruling out using military force to take the mineral-rich strategic land mass at a cross roadstertorially as u.s., china and russia race to control the melting arctic. denmark and therefore greenland is a nee gnat toe ally and article for nato ally and any attack on a nato ally require as response from the rest of alliance. the move seen by danish leaders seen as a negotiating stunt irritated the danish prime minister. >> green land is not for sale and u.s. is absolute closest ally and greenland is for the greenland ick people. >> i don't think it's useful to talk about article 5 implications because the united states is not actually going to use force on a nato ally. it does undermine leverage that the u.s. has in terms of international rule of law. it brings us closer to the law of the jungle to what i call

that was dana griffin reporting. since the palisades fire broke out, we have heard about hydrants running dry, leaving fire crews helpless to douse the flames. we spoke to one man who spent the night protecting his home. he says his family used water bottles and water from the toilet to try to save their home. after the water stopped running in their neighborhood. i mean, they cut the water off on us, so not only did they not send any relief, they took the resources away from me to protect my neighbors and myself. and that family says they think the majority of their home is still standing, but they have nott been able to go back to check it. governor gavin newsom calling for an investigation into the water supply in la. whatever problems that might probe that probe might find our own investigative reporter jaxon van derbeken tells us. many experts say the system was never designed to deliver enough water that fast to fight so many fires at once. hey. he doesn't have any water. this san francisco fire crew knows firs

in washington, jennifer griffin, fox news. >> a story of two brothers risking all to try to save theireighbor's home. >> there's no fire department. there's no other people. it's just us attacking and saving this neighborhood. >> still to come, two men describe taking matters into their own hands. as the palisades fire blew right through their neighborhood. >> and we are monitoring the dangerous wind event in southern california tonight. chief me orologist bill martin dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. i'm not leaving. i'm staying. i'm fighting. and my decision is. i'm not leaving my brother's side tonight. >> two brothers are being hailed as heroes after the

joining us now nbc news correspondent dana griffin is in altadena.ng with people in the community as they return. what are some of the stories you are hearing? >> reporter: oh, my gosh. zinhle, it's heartbreaking. a lot of people have minutes to get out. you didn't realize how close the flames were. i will walk to with you here so you can see the devastation behind us. a lot of homes in the community look just like this. i spoke with a captain of the los angeles fire department. he was home. he did not think that things would get this worse. he said when he started smelling smoke he knew that was an indication he needed to pack things up. and he actually watched his home burn from afar. listen as he returned to try to sift through the rubble and listen to part of our conversation. >> i think i am still going through the mode, what can i find. the fire service, that's what we do. we try to fix problems. so, that's what i am doing now. thankful to dpod my wife and pets and children are good. >> reporter: so captain al hugo grateful his family and pets

joining us now, live from altadena, nbc news correspondent dana griffin. we talked to you yesterday morning, we saw what you were experiencing and seeing there. what is the latest now this morning? >> reporter: yeah, well, ali, i can tell you there is a noticeably different response when it comes to keeping people out of the fire destruction zone. you can see we have got several black and white patrol vehicles lined up and down this road and we'll walk over so you can see a little bit more of the atmosphere, you can see the red and blue flashing lights all the way down in the distance. and also the california national guard has been deployed here. you can see this hummer here, we have several at different intersections. and they even have yellow tape lined up and down this evacuation zone. something we did not see yesterday. we saw several people able to go into the neighborhoods, and it is just such a large disaster zone that law enforcement couldn't keep people out, so right now there is a curfew in place for these evacuation zones from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00

. >> nbc's ellison barber is in brentwood for us, but we're going to begin with nbc's dana griffin in los angeles. dana. another welcome to you for the show. what have we heard from officials on containment efforts? >> well, this is a very active threat, alex. and they say that there is still a potential for life threatening hazards out there because this is an ongoing fire. you mentioned that the palisades fire is only 11% contained. and so that is still concerning, especially with santa ana wind gusts expected early this week. they are not in a place to let people back home. and we're at a checkpoint here where we've got not only the national guard behind us who are stoppingple from going in, but as we walk down, you can see some firefighting assets that are kind of just staged here. we've seen some additional fire trucks go down this road down the mandeville canyon road area. so this is this is still a very active scene. you don't see a lot of flames and smoke in this area because you can't see it from where we are located. most of the areas are kind of in the remote canyons, but t

here's kathy griffin. it's been a few seven years since my trump decapitated head photo scandal, where i was on the no fly list and the interpol list, and now he's going to be president again. >> and i'm on the enemies list. so come see me before i'm in one of those internment camps. >> oh, please. so internment, i know, and her big thing is she keeps. she keeps tweeting that trump's going to go after comedians, which means kathy griffin is safe. she's not a comedian. i don't know what you'd call her. she's famous for putting a plastic face on tv. but enough about her face. yes, there's the trump thing as well. she's a loser. >> she is. i got to ask you, jimmy, real quick, the decapitated head. i mean, she never got past that. >> yeah. i mean, it was gross. and it wasn't a real attempt at humor, but you understand, like they weren't canceling her because she went too far so much as they were canceling her. because the american people had suffered enough from her tv show, and they needed a timeout. she's we

dana griffin, thank you for your ongoing reporting.a kelleher, chief spokesperson for the los angeles county fire department. good to see you again. what's the situation right now and over the next couple of days, what's the threat level? so right now i'm here at the palisades fire and we have got everybody in position. >> we've kind of pretreated those hills that could be at danger or risk. and tonight is when those big winds are supposed to be coming through. >> so we feel confident about our game plan. we are ready for what's coming. that's what's going on over here. again, this is a red flag warning for the county. >> so there's areas like in santa clarita, agua dulce that are also a threat to these winds. and hopefully nothing else pops off around the county. >> my colleague gadi schwartz encountered multiple instances of people. and i know you've seen this, you've heard about it, but people who've decided to defend their own houses. let me play that. >> but i'm just trying to tell the firefighters. get here. >> you know, you were

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griffin and i are both from los angeles. we grew up in this city. we love this city so much and seeing it just be destroyed from end to end, and everyone who is losing everything is it's it's a nightmare. and we feel for everyone who is going through this. and we know that, you know, we're going to bring into this world another sweet little boy. and he will also be a part of this city, and we will raise him when we rebuild. >> and, um, just to it's so horrible. and i'm so sorry, griff. you're, um, you and your brother are members of the band dawes. you were in the recording studio when you had to evacuate. it burned down, and you lost all your your instruments and equipment. i mean, it's homes, its memories, its livelihoods going up in smoke. >> yeah. i mean, it's a it's a test. and you know, what really matters? and it is exactly that it's everything that we've spent time, you know, we spent our life building. and i just try to remind myself that the things that i really care for, you know, the things that i really mean, my family, my animals, my,

nbc news correspondent dana griffin has more. >> these are the faces of neighbors, family and friends tied to the most destructive wildfire in los angeles county history. anthony mitchell, a father who stayed behind with his disabled son, justin, refusing to let him die alone. >> so before he hung up the phone, he said, baby, i got to go. >> the fire made it to my yard. a sweet but stern 83 year old arlene louise kelly. >> we didn't expect to lose her so tragically. and that's that's what hurts most. >> tell him it's not what happens to you in life. >> it's what you do after that counts. >> it was my baby and he died needlessly. >> former child actor roy sykes, born blind, also had cerebral palsy. >> he said, mom, leave me and i know mom can leave the kid and i've got a broken arm. i couldn't lift him. i couldn't move him. >> his mom, shelly, telling an australian news organization she drove to get help from firefighters. >> when the fire department brought me back. his cottage was burnt to the ground. >> at least two victims tried to protect their homes from flames, where they raised

dana griffin has their stories. >> reporter: these are the faces of neighbors, family and friends forever tied to the moist destructive wildfire in los angeles county history. anthony mitchell, a father who stayed behind with his disabled son justin, refusing to let him die alone. >> he said baby, i got to go. the fire's done made it to my yard. >> reporter: a sweet but stern arlene louise kelly. >> we didn't expect to lose her so tragically. that's what hurts the most. >> it's not what happens to you in life. it's what you do that counts. >> it was my baby. and he died needlessly. >> reporter: form child actor rory sikes, born blind had cerebral palsy. >> he said mom, leave me. no mom can leave their kid. and i couldn't lift him. i couldn't move him. >> reporter: his mom shelly telling an australian news organization she drove to get help from firefighters. >> when the fire department brought me back, his cottage was burnt to the ground. >> reporter: at least two victims tried to protect their homes from flames where they raised families and lived for decades, like victor shaw and rodney

. >> nbc's dana griffin is on the ground for us in los angeles. so the da, i understand, is set to announce new charges this afternoon in connection to the looting in the palisades. what more are you hearing and what is it like on the ground there today? >> yeah, chris. so we're hearing that this is going to be the first arrest for looting and an arson arrest. >> now, this is not involving the major fires that are burning, but it sounds like it's a smaller fire. and they're essentially doing this to set an example for anyone ahead of this next major wind event that if you want to loot or you want to try to set fires, you will be caught and will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. i want to show you here on the ground, this is the mandeville canyon area and got the california national guard plus a checkpoint here over the weekend. they were allowing people to come in to their homes. they have since stopped that and say that they will not resume those escorts until this next fire threat is over. very frustrating for a lot of residents wh

guys. >> dana griffin, thank you very much. you stay safe out there, please. let's bring in president of the california professional firefighters, brian rice. he's also the chair of the california fire foundation. welcome, brian. >> good morning, and thank you for having me. >> thank you for being here. >> i we know this is a trying time for you all. alicia, i think alicia has the question for you. >> yeah. okay. >> just help us understand the intensity of these fires. what's driving the intensity of these fires? >> how you track fires like this, and the extent to which firefighters find themselves at the mercy of the wind. >> so we'll talk about what drives these fires. >> and, alicia, you mentioned it. >> it is the wind. and imagine trying to fight a fire in hurricane force winds without the rain. and they drive the fire. >> not only do they drive it in speed, but that inflow of oxygen, it helps the fire create its own weather at the site and then out ahead of it. >> and it intensifies the heat and it spreads the radiant heat. and when you get winds that are

that when the conditions are certainly not helping the situation when it comes to try to go get a griffin. all this exactly is the wind is the, is the key factor here, that when media rutledge's saw the wind storm conditions brewing several days ago, there was a red flag alert. and that's pretty unusual. but that meant that the possibility of any spark really uh, you know, a camp fire or a cigarette thrown into dry brush could spark a blaze. and that seems to be exactly what happens. we don't know the precise cause of the 3 major fires that are burning in the los angeles area right now. but once they started the wind, whip them along so quickly that people were caught in traffic, some people head or actually had to a band in their cars and run down to the shore line here to be safe from the fire. yes. with those to 4 conditions on the ground, they're up. right? no, thank you. is what a minute, trias has a town and occupies westbank with an s tri kidding, 3 palestinians. 2 of them children. 5 miners rose are among several detain, twenties, ready troops rated time, and in the north is where

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and now it's probably berlin and the griffin union, in general, is worried that they will lose control of the political narrative that they've been selling to the masses for years now. because matter which owns of course, facebook and instagram decided to scrap their fact checkers in the us to read it back to our roots, who focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying our policies, and restoring free expression on our platforms. more specifically, here's what we're going to do. first, we're going to get rid of fact checkers and replace them with community notes similar to x starting in the us. after trump 1st go to what did it in 2016, the legacy media wrote non stop about how misinformation was a threat to democracy. we tried in good faith to address those concerns without becoming the arbiters of truth. but the fact checkers have just been too politically biased and have destroyed more trust and they've created, especially in the us. and now we know that what facebook will be doing is that they will be switching to generated user comments like what we've seen with it on mosques x. so that

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traditional chinese here. farmer and thailand has turned a rice paddy into a detailed out what the cheer, griffin, chuck were i to pick. so lucky cats on the shoulder of a dry good. the chinese zodiac kind of will of 2024. they'll just use artificial intelligence to pro gps coordinates and then planted different colored varieties of rice to create the image. and that's it for me and the clock planning more, of course. and the website out 0 dot com is the address we got more news coming up in run. but how from now right off to the listing price. i'll see you then by the the blood foot disease is a maintenance for the african coker farm. i had a concern for couldn't see much around the world. the international organizations reported a 14.2 percent dropped for the 20232024 season, resulting in the lowest cool august. intrinsic to years. producers here say climate change is making things worse. also result from us over describing with high cost of front lasers and pesticides, a moving truck across like rubbing so cool. i know the say high production costs and promised diversifying drive across what c

griffin bell did a speech or a memo. i don't remember what it what it was a memo. and it was really intended to ensure that random white house staff weren't calling random doj and that it was more of a containment policy as to who was going to contact, who. and it made good sense to have the counsels to the president talk directly to attorney general to ensure that there was a fixed of communication. it evolved time, and i think it was attorney general ashcroft who out a memo in 2000 to that really more of a separate and now i'm also i'm assuming we understand pre watergate and post-watergate a whole different relationship between the department justice in the white house pre watergate certainly much more contact much more communication. you know one president had his brother, attorney general, you don't think they talked about things. certainly they did. but watergate changed everything. i think the policies i found them and i issued a memo very similar. i think it was identical to the memo i inherited? don't think it was changed to president obama. i think it was

the g 7, griffin post is $60.00 per barrel limit a price. the language has been ignored by russia and this economic partners trade has since continued at market price is now sweden deadlock, finland's last fearless the way this sonia asking for the cap to be lowered further . we believe now is the time to further increase the impact of our sanctions by lowering the g 7 oil price gap. measures the targeted revenues from the export of oil or crucial since they reduce the rest of the single most important income source. why is it that every time that you tries to put the screws to russia, they just end up stripping the threads off their own economy? just what europeans need the baltics in north x demanding. i turn at the driver seat to take the clamor bill for a span. they're like, hey, move over fellow both those time for us to take the wheel. so apparently the foreign ministers of these baltic and northern countries are telling the east cheese diplomat in writing. and apparently she's quite responsive to it that they want to take a run at the

as a diesel, slower former address for griffin, this is and what was i so this clever bumble bee understood that there was better food at the pink feeding place on sunday. and that she had to bear the pain by suppressing her normal reflex to flee on she got the treat from what is actually a painful platform or this means that the natural behavior of holding back from this painful stimulus form can be suppressed as to what you know the booked in the experiment is further evidence that insects may be sent in beans and that they adapt their reaction to stimuli according to their present situation. lars chit co works closely with philosopher jonathan birch, who brings a very different perspective the i think the $0.10 it says come to be quite an important one for animal welfare animal. because it's intended to capture all the feelings of animal might have. its this capacity to have feelings, which could be feelings, is pain or pleasure, but also comfort. this comes the joy, excitement, as i start useful to have this concept because we don't just want to be talking about pain all the time. the s

let's bring in nbc news correspondent dana griffin who joins us live.hat rolled through here yesterday. it is currently 10,000 plus acres and there is zero containment. right now we are in the neighborhood and we are seeing home after home leveled. this looks like the set of some movie, but this is real life. it is shocking for a lot of people to see this section of los angeles county, very populous, not a remote area where we typically see wildfires so it is shocking to see those images here. when those hurricane force winds ripped through here, not sure if that broke the poll or the fire itself but you've got power lines strewn across the streets in this community and we will take a turn and walk across the way because there is a home that has been leveled just across the street and this is a similar scene. you can see just kind of more smaller details here. there is not much you can make out at this home besides a mailbox. that is the only thing that appears to be untouched. you can still see the numbers on the mailbox here but several homes look jus

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joining us live frommal that dee from altadena, california, dana griffin. good morning to you today. what are you seeing since we saw you about 24 hours ago? >> reporter: willie, good morning to you. we are seeing a much noticeably different law enforcement presence here. we are noticing these black and white patrol vehicles. they have their red and blue lights flashing. we're noticing this at almost every corner in the evacuation zone. as we vot, you can see the lights here. this was not the scene, as you mentioned, yesterday morning. because, you know, they had a more open area. we saw several people able to walk into the evacuation zone. that's why play decided to bring in the california national guard. you can see we've got one hummer right here. there's also a guardsman standing watch. there are actually a few more inside this vehicle here. they've deployed these resources because there have been several people arrested already who have gotten into that evacuation zone. several people have been arrested for looting. that's why there is now a curfew in

college for two years at georgia tech then admitted to the class of 1947 same class as jennifer griffin'srandfather considered to leave. the class, world war ii was happening so he had to graduate early. 1946 and initially served aboard battleships the uss wyoming and mississippi for transferring into the submarine community. we almost lost young lieutenant carter he was on a submarine off the coast of china 1949 win he was almost knocked into the ocean grabbing onto a 5-inch gun on the submarine but he was selected to the elite power programming. he worked under admiral hyman rickover. then lieutenant carter he was slated for promotion. set for a career in the navy. the first -- 1953 then jimmy carter's father died. his life changed forever. he went down to visit his father , he new that his life was going to be changed forever when he died. and he decided he was going to be a farmer and of course from their, you know, state senator and of course government. president of the united states and commander in chief. mother its notable here at the navy memorial you see behind me -- martha. th

. >>> now to our bay area backstage segment, after a six year hiatus from the stage, kathy griffin is back on tour with her comedy show, my life on the ptsd list, i had the chance to catch up with kathy about why it is important for her to get back out and why she cannot wait to come to the bay area. >> being out there in front of a live audience, what does that feel like? i'm such a big fan of live music and concerts, because you are in a moment with all these people and it will never happen again. >> i'm so glad you asked me that because there is nothing like a live experience and we live in a social media world and that is all well and good and i know we are always looking to connect but i'm telling you, go to a comedy show, or like you said, music, but go to something where you can share laughter, share a moment of being on the edge of your seat. laughing together is a magical thing, so get off of your phones for a couple of hours, go get dinner before or after the show, whatever, but just prepare to let loose. here's some things that maybe are a little bit shocking, some things t

jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. more, jennifer, is the defense department doing to help out? >> reporter: well, john, defense secretary lloyd austin was just asked whether the small amount of dod assets provided so far was the result of local and state authorities not yet asking for help. >> california has a lot of capability on its own but these are pretty significant fires. few requests have been made thus far. we stand ready to surge capability in as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the pentagon has provided ten navy helicopters. the national guard of california and nevada are each providing two modular air fire fighting systems which are loaded on c130 transport planes and drop flame retardant from 150 feet in the air, one unit can be 3,000 gallons and weighs 28,000 pounds. >> why not flood the zone, if you will, with more assets? >> it's a matter of also can those assets get in the air? we can surge assets and the president has directed this department to bolster whatever california needs, but we have to work

jennifer griffin is there with the latest. >> i've sat through a lot of these confirmation hearings and never have i heard one that got so heated right out of the gate. at first when pete heads -- pete hegseth arrived there were shouts of usa from the vets who had turned out to support him. but that's when the fireworks began. questions about allegations about the way he has spoken about and treated women in the wake of accusations of sexual assault,, financial mismanagement and the abuse of alcohol. >> the totality of your own writings and alleged conduct would disqualify any service member holding any leadership position in the military, much less being confirmed as a secretary of defence. >> a small handful of anonymous sources were allowed to drive a smear campaign and agenda about me because our left-wing media in america today doesn't care about the truth. all the well-to-do mr. chairman was to destroy me. and why do they want to destroy me? i'm a change agent and a threat to them. >> then there were questions of not one but two veterans organizations that he oversaw. >> in fact a