. >> heritage set date of april 25, 2013 in chicago, fitting since that is where 5 liberty head nickleson shut down, and said we're going to prepare for this special offering, we sat there, then numbers started climbing. >> 180, 190, 190,000. jamie: jeff garrett, one of the experts, decides to place his own bid with another collector, larry lee. >> in audience, and i sent a text to larry, i said this coin will sell in about 15 minutes last chance to bid, and almost half jokingly, he calls me, he said, what do you think it will bring, i bid 2.1. 2. jamie: jeff and larry bid against another collector. it rises by 100,000 each bid. >> sold. >> jeff and larry win the auction. >> how much did they pay for the nickles? >> total price came to 3.2 million. >> almost surreal for personal perspective, it was like chance to handle one of the few great coins. >> layer lee, now the nickel's owner mutts on display at this coin shop in panama city, florida, the givens siblings split the net proceeds four-ways, and donate $100,000 in honor of uncle george. any regret in not waiting? >> if you hold on t

. >> here's what i'm trying to get at did anybody give two nickles to try to ensure that when a foia request came in or a subpoena came in or a litigation demand came in that the people had the documents to which they were entitled? she thinks they're hers, they're not, they're mine, yours my audience's. she had them hoarded on her server in chappaqua or wherever it was and i wonder if anybody in state did anything to ensure the public had a right to access to them. >> the majority of her e-mails were with state dot-gov e-mail addresses. we took additional steps here at the state department to send a letter last fall to former secretaries in order to make sure we have an accounting for or records of these documents. >> okay. was state involved at all in setting up that server? >> i don't have any information on the server. i don't have any information to suggest that but that was i believe about six years ago it must have been. >> i know that you've said a lot you know, about what former secretaries have done and so on and so forth. don't you believe that the secretary of state shoul

then as you head into wednesday, of next week it is double nickles, bob kelly 55, on wednesday.that should make you feel little better about losing the hour of sleep. >> yes, i remember when you used to cake the talcony palmyra bridge the nick -- the double nickel. good morning everybody 6:49. hello chester county. live look at the 30 bypass, the gang leaving downingtown as we just heard steve america sean, you know, the rain turned to sleet and now starting to see the snow, so right here see the difference in the coloration here the road surface. so we're slushy, there is sleet, it is ice. and then the snow on top of that there so, again the road conditions are changing, as you roll out of the driveway. south jersey, though, still just wet. waiting for that change-over to occur. and if you look close every now and again, i can see flakes falling here on my camera looking live at the 42 freeway, but take a look at the poor visibility here. coming over the ben franklin. you can barely see mid-span. so again road conditions, visibility changing in the last 15 minutes or so. to rou