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>> and it is hour and half. >> young sex worker ares and their grizzly fate. a new documentary forced to shine the light of justice on unsolved murders. it is all "happening now". we start with with new revelations from wikileaks tying the clinton foundation to it the family's wealth. i am jenna lee. >> a lot of questions out there. i am jon scott. at the center of the leak a top fundraiser that encouraged corporate donors to bring business opportunities to former president bill clinton. ed? >> reporter: you are right. doug band, former clinton intimate saying that basically former president bill clinton was pocketing millions in funds

in sponsors and double-dealing going on and not just fund-raising for charitable effort and lining his own pockets to the tune of 30 million back in 2011. and charging a 66 million going to bill clinton over the next decade to come. big revelations there. and also in the e-mail ndal. let's not forget 2015, the clinton camp repeatedly told us it is not a big deal and everyone is blowing it out of porportion. and saying in a new released e-mail from today to july 15th. do we know hillary who told her she could use a private e-mail and is that person drawn and quarter areed like the whole thing is insane. she testified in benghazi

october 2015, they would do an adby. the spots will do. that but objective to connect e-mails to the scandal in benghazi and inflate those in the voter's mind. i don't know if we can do that and may need to get a read from focus groups. we knew in hillary clinton's testimony that there were tv ads. we checked it out where the campaign alleged that republicans were making it all politics. but we didn't know that they wanted to conflat the two and say it is all right- wing nonsense. when others in the e-mails are saying no, this is a big deal, jon. >> all right, ed henry, what a fascinating glimpse in the inner workings. >> in the meantime hillary

clinton holding a narrow lead in north carolina. she will make her first campaign appearance with first lady michelle obama. reporting live from chappaqua with more, mike? >> reporter: first lady michelle obama is the not so secret weapon out on the trail. she will appear alongside hillary clinton in wake forest university in battleground north carolina. mrs. obama exceeded expectations in terms of how many events she's been willing to do. the polls in north carolina reveals a close race with clinton leading by two points and 12 days left, clinton's campaign manager is warning about overconfidence. >> donald trump is telling people not to listen to the poll and can win the race.

you know what, hillary has the wind at her back but we can't get overconfident. >> reporter: there is the ongoing daily drip of emaims including the headline about bill clinton and his former aide laying out in a 13 page memo, the inner workings in terms of enriching the clinton foundation and personally enriching the former president. glenn caplansaid we are not confirming the authtisity of the e-mails that are influencing the election. >> they are attacking the hackers in stealing jon podesta's e-mail and not respond to allegations. >> so while hillary clinton focuses on the battleground states, wikileaks is releasing the e-mails from chairman jon

podesta and bring in chris wallace, editor of fox news sunday to break down the things we are learning. the clinton campaign is not confirming or denying the e-mails. they are trying to suggest they were stolen from jon podesta's account probably with the help of the russian government. what are you hearing in washington about how worried they are about the effects of all of the information? >> first of all, the effort to say. robert mook on sunday to say we are not confirming or denying. let me say 100 percent certainy. if they were not accurate they would let us know that. and it is interesting, what we are seeing behind the scenes is the damage control that goes on in any political campaign. we are getting it from the clinton campaign and they are doing it right now.

how do we deal with wikileaks. we'll not confirm or deny and it is weaponized by the russian and wikileaks. we are getting insight of damage control while damage control is going on. it is damaging. i think that you have to it separate the -- revelations and the certain of the e-mails it is interesting and not a big surprise or revelation. there was damage which was revelation that she used a private e-mail server for years. tens of thousands of e-mail and much more concerning are the new fact ifs that we are learning about the clinton foundation. there is general allegations of pay to play, but the 13 page document by doug band which was a personal assistant to

president obama after he left office and the clinton foundation and trying to deal with the clinton foundation and hillary clinton's state department. he's laying out the whole blue print there for the way it worked. it is a tangled web of public and private charitable and personal enrichment and it is all mixed together. same people they were trying to get donations for the clinton foundation for. they were getting gift and huge speaking fees for president obama. >> right. >> and they were asking for favors from the clinton state department. it was all one big web. i have to it say, jon, we had had bob woodward of watergate fame and i asked him about the clinton foundation, before we got the banned e-mail and memo and he said it is corrupt. if someone knows corruption it

is bob. >> it is a fascinating question. if hillary clinton had been using secured e-mail, would any of this come to it light? >> yes, because this is not hillary clinton's private e-mail. these are jon podesta's which were on g- mail. and this has nothing to do with hillary clinton's private system. >> all right. but again, there were e-mails laying out the fact that bill clinton, in particular, had earned millions and millions of dollars and received gift and family vacations and that sort of thing from the corporation that were big donors to the clinton foundation? >> that is part of the banned 13- page memo. band at one point complains that chelsea clinton is blaming him for doing this. and he said bill clinton did this. and an aide should have the same

rights as clinton. that is the wild west mentality and the idea that it was all up for grabs. yes, bill clinton at the same time they got money for foundation and charitable works was also putting it in the bill and hillary private bank account. gifts and other freebies and huge speaking fees and the hundreds of thousands of dollars at the same time she was secretary of state and doug band asked the state department for donors for the foundation to be handled separately. >> it will give you a lot to talk about this weekend on fox news sunday. >> we are indeed. one of our guests is the chairman of the republican party reince priebus. we'll talk to him about the trump campaign and latest revelations about the clinton foundation and the house and

senate battle with election day nine days away. >> you can catch fox news channel on fox news. and chris, thank you. >> just a quick note as we are awaiting donald trump in ohio in a rally. this is the first of a few rallies and appearances that donald trump has in the battleground state. we want to show you the crowd and we'll be there when donald trump steps to the podium. and in the meantime, up next. how a state is dealing with heroin and opoid addiction. fox news takes a look. and we'll hear from you. will independent voters make a difference in this election. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow to join the conversation. you both have a perfect driving record.

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>> fox new system taking a look at issues this year including heroin and opoid addiction. the candidates might disagree on what to do about the drug crisis, but there is a toil on families. hard hit manchester, new hampshire, rick? >> reporter: jon, more people are dying in america with drug overdoses than car crashes. and manchester is suffering badly. >> authorities call this operation hammer. agents join local police and busting suspected drug buyers in manchester, new hampshire. home to more opyoids than anywhere in america. >> new hampshire has suffer ared so greatly from the heroin crisis and the drugs pouring across the border.

the rate of heroin overdose quad rupled and the politicians failed the country. >> reporter: both candidates address it. >> when you are ready to get help there is no place to go. we are losing thousands and thousands of americans of all age but particularly young americans under 40 and we have to address this. >> reporter: hillary clinton pledged 10 billion to fight the opyoid epidemic and a state partnership to treat drug addiction. and wants to expand treatment instead of jail for nonviolent offenders. donald trump will stop the flow of illegal drugs in the country in part by building a wall and help all of those people seriously addicted get the assistance they needed.

the number of addicts sky rocketed in the past decade fuelled by the abuse of synthetic drugs. dealer ares often mix the two to lure users and results are deadly. and tens of thousands of overdose deaths every year nationwide, 80 of them in manchester since january. >> we are up over 600 years so far on opyoids alone. >> firefighters spend much of the day trying to resuscitate addicts throw- five times every shift. >> you ever seen anything like this? >> never. never. >> chris lost step daughter amber to a heroin overdose and not sure that the cand uponidates understand the scope. >> you are not talking about a plan to save a life tonight.

>> dennis' wife died of a suspected od. >> if i mourn every single person that we lost indirectly or directly, i would be mourning 24 hours a day. >> reporter: he's counseling the others on the challenge of overcoming opyoid. >> you can provide a example but no one can change unless they deal with it themselves. >> reporter: they encourage anyone with addiction issues to walk in a fire house and get a fast track in a treatment facility. >> when we go to them. it is usually when they hit rock bottom and overdosed. when they come to us. it is it a choice. >> reporter: this is it erin's second trip this week. >> i made bad choices and i will not give up on myself. >> we look at it. if you show up twice and come

back that is a success rate. you came back again. >> reporter: she and her staff can't upon save them all. >> i can think that four of them that rattled us. >> communities are ruined. and it is a weapon of fasdestruction. it is hurn and fetapyl. >> they can't fix the plague that are waiting. >> who ever is in charge in the white house. they need to pay attention to it. >> the u.s. has under five percent p of the world's population and we consume 80 percent of the pain pills. this is a huge challenge for who ever moves in the white house next january, jon. >> it is affecting a rural state like new hampshire. >> reporter: it is nation wide. small town and big cities.

>> rick, great story. new developments in a bizarre murder case. a man accused of wearing a diguise of murdering a romantic rival. >> and we have a warning from jason chaffetz. for lower back pain sufferers,

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a chicago man facing first-degree murder charges in a death of a rival. he cited the cold and calulating nature of the crime. the victim and him dated the same woman. bell posed as a,tility worker to enter the other man's home and shot and killed him. he is accused of returning to the home and burning it down. some republicans are are planning ahead if hillary clinton wins the presidency. congressman jason chaffetz saying before we get to day one, we have two years worth of material all lined up. johning is linda tran, and

democratic strategy. and scott jennings. former special assistant to former are president bush and ohio state director for the romney campaign. welcome to both of you. linda, there are only 30 percent of the americans who consider hillary clinton honest and trustworthy. has she brought the investigative problems on herself? >> i think what is true there is probably nobody been investigated more than hillary clinton by the time she takes office assuming that the polls bear out and she enters the oval office. people's perceptions are big about her at this point. it will not impact the race today. >> scott, look at the polls, american people don't have a high regard to congress and is launching an investigation of a potential clinton administration out of the box, is that the best use of captainingal resources?

>> no matter who wins, both candidates have bad image rating and bad numbers on honest and trustworthiness. they will enter office with little capitol. and what happened in the state department is worthy of investigation, not only because of what happened but what could happen if similar behavior took place in a clinton white house. i think jason chaffetz is right to look in the investigations and protect us not only the past but the future. >> we talked about the whole clinton e-mail and private server, all of that came as a result of the house benghazi investigation. none of that was publicly known before. is there value to be served by looking in deeper? >> the actual problem is the messable that jason chaffetz is

out of step with where americans are at. regardless of the side is of the aisle. a general american frustration with the partisan grid lock in washington. and jason chaffetz saying before a hillary clinton administration ever begins he will pog it down with investigations and spend taxpayer dollars on a witch hunt, that's not what voters care about or americans care about. >> but i want to put up for viewers, the trump, the numbers for both candidates in north carolina. we had them transposed earlier. very tight. hillary clinton at 45.8. and donald trump 43.8. and you say that people are you know, tired of partisan grid lock, linda. but isn't it the case of what is fuelling the trump campaign, he is a total outsider and never

held political office before and promising to go to washington and drain the swamps. scott, you answer that? >> that's the core message and keeping hillary clinton from closing the deal. the poll shows hillary clinton a lead. national polls are all over the place right now. what is keeping hillary from closing the deal is the e-mail and leaked documents. people say the interplay between the state department and donors and foundation. they are fearful of that kind of activity taking place inside of the white house. that's why chaffetz is speaking up. it is relevant to speak up given that she could possibly be commander in chief and people know what we have to look forward to and they will have to answer for the things that came out. >> democrats are licking their chops of regaining the senate because so many republican seats are being defended this time

around. and democrats feel like they can win the senate. but two years from now, democrats are going to be defending a lot of seats, does your party need to tread carefully in two years. >> one thing is it true. donald trump is a downward drag on candidates up and down the ticket. and in the senate and house. and what we know on a off year and nonpresidential it is much more male electorate and it is it always a challenge and we'll see the roller coaster results between the presidential and the result in the change of electorate. >> we'll see what happens it is a fascinating 12 days ahead. thank you. >> iraqi forces closing in on the isis stronghold of mosul. what happens after isis is driven out?

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>> candidate donald trump taking voter concerns as he claimed that the election is rigged. election officials are trying to prevent voter fraud. and dan springer has that. >> reporter: hi, john. election officials in the country are fighting back against the claims of rigged election by showing the media and public what they did to improve security and clean up the voter rolls. we are seeing a impact on the confidence. only 43 percent of americans are confident that the votes will be counted accurately had. it has them going after donald trump. >> it is irresponsible. you are undermine the public's confidence in the scomplekz my job is to instill confidence from the most liberal democrat

to the most conservative republican. >> reporter: but she admits there is a serious gap in voter role security that can be exploited. they register to vote and only pledge they are citizens. proof of citizenship is not required to be getting a driver's license. states have the same problem. officials in washington have made major improvementes since the 2004 election and revealed that 1600 voted and some were felon and some were dead. they are cleaning up the rolls. and there is sharing between the agency and states. a group found noncitizens that have voted. >> there is an embedded inaccrazy and corruption in the

voter's registration rolls that express itself. >> and that's one issue that donald trump told supporters to took for as they observe this election. >> dan, springer in washington state. thank you. iraqi forces are advancing on mosul. they are 20 upon miles from the city from. retaking mosul could be the easy part. various army and militias have yet to decide on the city's future after the islamic state is driven out. the battle to pull iraq's second largest city mosul from the islamic death grip is in week two. progress to retaking the city has been made. evicting isis from mosul is only

victory number one. what is number two? >> getting isis out of there is not going to be easy. there is actor and states that are involved. for instance turkey. they have uninvited turkish forces in iraq. mosul was once a capital of the minority empire. the turks are friendly with the iraqi kurds as opposed to the syrian kurds and they are concerned about isis. so what happens? iranians in baghdad have threatened about getting involved in the assault in isis. there are reports that they are providing artillery support to the kurds in mosul. and we'll see what happens in

the coming times after we get rid of isis out of mosul. >> it is not only retaking the city, but where does it go the next day. what is best for us? >> it is difficult. even support issing the iraqi kurds, baghdad insisted that the armamentes go through baghdad. they are worried about the kurdist separatist. the kurds are not necessarily interested in going back under the control of the shia dominated government in baghdad. this is difficult and the united states is not saying much about this, for the reason it is important to have all of the forces to a common objective and that is ejecting isis from mosul. there are a million people in the city. this is a battle for mosul but

not in mosul. >> isis is kidnap innocent citizens to use them in mosul as shields. there will be more down the load. i want to get your thoughts on russia as well. he's taking part in a three day gathering. summit. there is an annual meeting and he's making comments about the u.s. election and also about syria and i will share a few of them. he said that russia is showing restraint in syria, but that he may lose patience in that. he talked about the u.s. elections and saying that donald trump becomes in an extraordinary way. and just sort of left it at that. it is resonating with the hearts

of a lot of mefrn voters. it is a big picture look at putin right now. a good friend of mine asked me why is putin so dangerous? i am curious about your thought and assessment. >> when i look at russia, it is ambitious and assertive and anti- american and revisionist and opportunist and nationalistic. it is a challenge for the u.s. whether russia operates in syria or ukraine or violates the treaties and threatening baltic neighbors and sending a flotilla to syria this is trouble for the united states. we need to take steps for russia to go so more so against our interest. putin's russia has desires to put p russia at the top of the international system and that

means moving the united states aside. but russia faces significant challenges, especially economically. russia needs over $100 barrel of oil to meet the debt and payment requirements. it is much less today than that. they have serious economic problems because of this. they failed to join the economic order and so they are trying to make military power to be a political power. they see united states as an obstacle to ascending to the system. >> donald trump behaves extravagantly. and that's the word he mentions. we covered the flotilla and the russian ships in the mediterranean. and look at the pentagon priors reported that russia recently sent to ships to ha ranna cuba

and that 90 miles off of key west. deterrents. what can we do to deter russia? >> we are doing some things in europe. i think europe is happy that the united states is back. and sending more troops and more exercises. for instance. the baltic have is 30 this happened troops facing 300000 russian troops. we have to show strong and meet our treaty commitments and so they don't make a mistake. but russia is looking for soft spots. if they think they will bother us sending ships to cuba or exercises with the chinese or syria and military exercises with egypt, russia will do this. and we need to understand what russia's objectives are and protect and advance american interest and it takes a lot of strength on our part to do this.

right now the russians perceive us as weak and vulnerable for the united states to be in. >> it is a lot to watch in the world today. peter, great to have your expertise. thank you. >> two documentary film makers dellvy e in a murder case in the bodies of sex workers whose bodies were found on a beach. ) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy.

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i can't be alone on something like that especially out here. >> that is a clip from the killing season. tackling the unsolved case of the see- called long island serial killer. we have covered it five years on "happening now". we have ten sex workers all found dead on the beach in long island, new york. my next guests are hoping to change no arrest. it is great to have you both. it is one we covered because it is a mystery. josh, what brought you to the story. >> like many people we thought carnage, ten bodies it would be solved and year one no arrest. year two, no arrest. and we started to hear about political back stabbing and the da fighting with the police

chief and confusion of whether it was one serial killer or two. >> within the police department that was focused on this, there was a lot of things that are related to the case and not related and now the fbi joined in to jump into this. what is going on here? >> it is interesting p. the fbi was brought in for a split second when the bodies were found in 2010. and they were not invited back. and pretty much, just recently now they have been brought back in and a profile we are told is created. there was never a profile. >> for the viewers who maybe haven't heard of this. give us a summary and catch us up to where we are today. >> a sex worker disappears in an area call would oak beach. she's last heard someone is

trying to kill her. she disa pores. police were brought in and couldn't find her body. they found three bodies a couple of miles away. couple of months later they find six more bodies. there is a mystery. first is shannon gilbert connected? and we find two distinct signatures. some were 500 feet apart and wrapped in burlap and others were dismembered remains going back 25 years. it is a mystery to the police. we spoke to expert and they can't seem to agree. that is shocking. we live in a society because we believe in law and order and csi, these things will be be solved. but the reality is they are not easily solved. >> we went to check out where the bodies are found.

describe this particular area of long island. >> it was four bodies found in 2010. it is extremely cold almost all of the time and windy. and the brambles 2010. it is windy. the brambles are hard to get into. snan ton gilbert was found in the middle of the brambles. >> so you do this whole dukt, what is your conclusion. we'll talk about what you think you discovered and we'll have more, happening now. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure.

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still not sure who signed off on hillary clinton using personal e-mail, neither was her campaign chairman. and early voting under way in many states. record numbers in sol polling locations. we're going to explain that one. one county in texas with back up ballots. we're back with the filmmakers behind "the killing season." there is a question of whether or not there is a skeers killer out there and you. >> we partners with a website that you can go to for cyber

sleuthing. so after you watch the show you can go welcome they do a really great job at sourcing things that the clis don't have time to do. >> there is five unidentified individuals in this case. that is a huge amount of potential clues. if we figure out who they are, we can figure out their last moments and maybe the clue to solving this case. >> what was the most surprising thing you uncovered? >> there was a few people that we interviewed for the long island case that have not been spoken to by police for over ten years, one person, kalil white, the boyfriend of one of the victi victims, was never reinterviewed

once his girlfriend's other part of her body was found. >> what about you, josh, what should viewers pay attention to here? >> we have idea that all of our information is being tracked 24/7. we have an al ggorithm for choosing movieing we'll like, but not for this. >> maybe we can solve this thing. josh and rachel, great to have you both, we'll be right back for more "happening now."

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