can track to see if you opened an email.can be a collection agency, attorney, your dentist, your doctor, could be anyone. >> reporter: cyber security expert gar explains the tracking software puts a code or image in the email and when opened the sender automatically gets access to a lot of information. >> when you read the email how long you were reading it, where you were geo-located, what kind of computer you're using, what kind of web browser or email client. if you clicked any hyperlinks, downloaded attachments or sent that email to others. >> reporter: experts say it's all legal. no disclosure needed. now, you may be able to avoid being tracked by reading your email in text only mode so it doesn't automatically download tracker images and attachments. often it's the image that allows them to track you. bob says he doesn't notify anyone about the emails he tracks. but he thinks everyone should be aware, it is possible. >> the best thing i think for anyone to keep in mind is that anybody can track your emails. >> reporter

those emails from that committee. if she did that it's obstruction of justice. >> how do we get to the bottom of this? you follow this story for town hall. you follow the benghazi scandal. at the same time they're asking her, are you conducting any emails outside of government business? and she didn't respond knowing the answer. as you just mentioned, that's a lie of omission. >> it's a lie of omission but i think we have to go back to why the oversight committee was asking her this specific question. they were also looking at the entire law administration and the habit within multiple federal agencies the e.p.a. labor department the i.r.s., the state department using private email to evade oversight committee subpoenas and inquiries and hillary clinton was part of that. she did lie about it lie through omission but it was an overall obama administration problem. but to me i'm getting a little frustrated with all of these things that come out and there being no accountability. we've been talking about hillary clinton

email account he owned.in an online chat room, headley even boasted he had inside details of the attacks. just two weeks after the siege headley traveled back to the united states, leaving a path of records and border crossings. the nsa had now intensified its monitoring of lashkar and the isi. u.s. intelligence officials say they ended up catching some of headley's emails in the net. but they admit they didn't connect the dots. there's information gathered in terms of his emails and his calls and his contacts. one wonders why he didn't get detected earlier. >> it's partly about volume. you might be able to access all that stuff, but you can't collect it all, you can't store it all for very long, you can't analyze it, so without some little indications of where the needles are, you're looking at an aircraft hangar full of haystacks. it's about collecting, analyzing and warehousing unimaginable amounts of data. the world sends three million emails a second. >> your communications, my communications, online ga

all emails. that's all the emails. >> it's going to get worse.ou this american crossroads have been doing focus groups in battleground states and guess what? this all brings up all kinds of bad feelings about her and it. >> those cascading poll numbers are due to the email thing. once the people start to hear that $145 million flowed in foreign donors flowed into the clinton because of a uranium deal, once that gets out. >> on behalf of a russian company attempting to buy a canadian company. >> that's going to take a month. that's my point. >> it's going to get out. >> it's going to get worse. if she slid this far this fast. it's only going to continue with the current set of scandals. >> all right. on the republican side the quinnipiac poll it doesn't mean much because people don't know who the candidates are yet but marco rubio has got to be encouraged here. >> look, everybody gets a bump. >> when they announce. >> when this it announce or when they do something exceptional like scott walker giving a good speech in january. and the question is

the email could be connected to this murder. so if you have any information about that particular address, you are asked to contact police. police believe he used the internet to arrkup with her. she meant to rob him but she snapped and stabbed him seven times. gallon vin confessed but in court pled not guilty saying it was self-defense. today a judge ordered her held without bond. leon: a massive manhunt under way for the man responsible for a massive masacre. he opened fire in the dorms. at least 147 people were killed and dozens more wounded in this 13 hour long siege. the gunmen are members of al sha bob which had has ties to al qaeda. members are skeptical to reign in iran's nuclear program. details have to be worked out over the next three months. it requires them to make major cuts in nuclear production and sanctions would be lifted. international unitty will collapse. alison: now a different president, president frank ubbederwood will be returning for another season. netflix popular political thriller will be back for a

email account and that when she involved her private email server that was functionally a government server as a practical matter and there is some basis in law not to presume to add to your legal analysis and how you handle your cases, if you look at footnote 10 of the kissinger decision asking the court not only to apply footnote 10 but then to perhaps expand upon it a little bit, extend it a little bit further on this ex in this extraordinary fact pattern that would be supportive of what what i was saying. >> you raised a people interested in this area argument. >> so the kissinger decision was essentially a decision, based my understanding, is, how the government could get records from a former official who has arguably government records. my understanding of the kissinger decision, i don't know if this is the footnote you referenced is that it is kind of tough sometimes but it is not to say the court i think gave itself an out, that the head of an agency taking all the record of government activities, keeping them off campus, means the government, or even a foia request hears no

as a result, google is able to observe every email you send out on gmail. and, one consequence is that that google is able to profit from your use of their gmail service by capturing the data in your mailing to determine the kinds of things that you're interested in. so, if you happen to innocuously email about your interest in nfl football to a friend, chances are the next time you log on to the site there might be an ad for tickets to an nfl game in your area or for jersey sales et cetera. so we are in constant use of the cloud. individuals certainly are but i think it is also important to emphasize is that the cloud is a very significant business tool. as i suggested earlier, one of the reasons why there are significant labor implications in cloud computing is that big companies want to use the cloud to stream line their workforce. so for example if your company that has a very close customer relations elements in your business you might use the sales force cloud, salesforce.com being a major cloud company and their cloud specializes in customer relation

again, if the emails don't exist. if they are gone not open to public scrutiny yet you have the evidence indisputable of money going in policy and contracts going out, the question is why were the emails omitted. i'm not saying there was something. it's a question worth asking. >> david schroeder seniored tore for national business times, thank you for coming on >>> we learnt that the for profit education company corinthian colleges is shutting down 28 campuses nationwide displacing 16,000 students. the decision comes less than two weeks after the department of education fined corinne thiian $30 million after misleading job placement data of they agreed to close or sell all of its campuses last july. patricia sabga has been following the story and joins us with more. >> david, that deal with the department of education to sell or wind down corinthian schools was not without its critics, including former students who say they shouldn't have to pay back federal loans for degrees they say are worthless, they are not just

>> they said our policies for personal email is you shouldn't be using email. >> did any of the otheries specifically answer that question if you you know? i'm trying to figure out whether or not it was just the state department that was sort of dodging that question or other agencies if this was the standard protocol? >> we just know he that they responded. and when we went back to the state department yesterday to say why didn't you answer the question, they didn't answer our question. >> not at all? >> no. they didn't answer. we said what was the reason? and the statement that came back was just a bunch of nonanswers. >> what sort of provoked this investigation to begin with? >> they were looking at the e.p.a. there was an email problem with the e.p.a. where some of the officials there were using private accounts to circumvent the email system there. there was a person in the administration who worked for google who was also outside the system. >> they were trying to find out what was going on? >> c_q(u. at the time the state department didn't want to answer it. >> what is the whol

more email drama for hillary clinton.turns out congressman darrell issa sent a letter to the state department back in 2012 asking if clinton used her personal email account for official business. but hillary wasn't in any rush to respond. wayne rogers. chairman of wayne rogers and company. and michael goodwin. michael, i'll start with you. so here is what darrell issa's letter said. have you or any senior agency official ever used a personal email account to conduct official business? if so, please identify the account used. radio silence. your reaction. >> well look, i believe gerri, we have no idea the tonnage of sort of dirty information in the email server, which is -- i think she did this in the very beginning just to shield it both from the white house and congress and freedom of information requests, and she dumped everything in there. probably carelessly and then, of course, when she gets letters like this. she starts delete, delete delete. gerri: what, i can't hear you? wayne, what do you say? >> i don't think it

sketchy because you wonder why were they hiding emails? why was she operating on bill owes server? people knew there was something a miss with the clintons but this just adds a whole other layer and she can't just keep discounting these accusations. she's going to have to answer it. and this friday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern fox news channel will be airing a special fox news reporting, the tangled clinton web. anchored by bret baier and fox has an exclusive television interview with the author of the book clinton cash, as well as plenty of original reporting. trust me you do not want to miss that. new concerns about how americans are being lured into joining isis. what we are learning about so-called pier to pier recruitment and whether it can be stopped. plus the obama administration facing new pressure to tie the nuclear talks with iran to the release of the americans held by the rogue nation. so why is the administration saying no to that? and right after the show catch more from the couch. join us on "outnumbered overtime" by logging

, how it happened is unclear and the school is investigating but what is clear is that the email pornersy is the talk of campus. professor lisa mcllroy is a law professor at drexel, and graduate of harvard, a hard working woman why would she send a porn link to her students, in the email containing the link were the words were i thought this article of brief writing would be interesting to all of you that seems like she may have been hacked or inadvertently sent the link. >> there was no intent here an accident, people make mistakes, the right move is to forgive her and move on. >> i don't know how you accidently send a porn link. it says it in the subject. >> drexel is required to initiate fact finding of all reports of inappropriate behaviors of a sexual neighbors that could impact the community. >> i am not completely sure on that one so i would like to ask the audience. mcllroy was a contestant on abc's who wants to be a millionaire, she has sex on the brain, social science and sanctions for risky sex. >> i never had her but heard great things about her very friendly and personala

thus immelt should release those emails immediately.oes not the justice department should begin an investigation. >> well, at g.e.'s shareholder meeting earlier this week one ask if release emails. that shareholder justin denhoff public counsel policy research. host of money sister network 2:00 p.m. on fox business. mr. danhoff what did g.e. tell you but releasing those emails. by the way, you went to the shareholder meeting? >> that's right. thanks for having me on, eric, on tuesday i traveled to oklahoma city. i went to the belly of the beast and i confronted mr. i'm melt. the general lick trick ceo face to face. i laid out just what mr. o'reilly laid out that here are the facts and they are not disputed. you donated to the clinton foundation. hillary clinton admits that she lobbied the algerian government on behalf of general electric and algeria did, indeed, award a 1.9 billion-dollar contract to general electric after a the fact. so so, after i laid out those facts i said since we cannot get blood from a stone, and the stone being

as heather, sending that email?t when it came to computers. >> reporter: and what's more, they suspected it was actually chris who sent those sexy texts to ed, not heather. they believed he'd stolen her phone and was pretending to be her. >> that is really weird that you're getting sexting from her husband. >> yeah, her husband. it's kinda one of them things, okay, i need to put that out of my mind. >> reporter: chris's plan, detectives thought, was to throw them off the trail, to make it look like heather ran off and was having an affair. but they didn't believe a word of his story or that his concern for heather was genuine. >> the reason you were freaking out is because she was dead. your actions after that make no sense. everything else after that was alibi. >> okay. so what did i do with her? >> that's what we're asking, chris. >> reporter: chris was sticking to his story, but the biggest break in the case was about to happen. what chris didn't know is that while detectives were turning up the heat inside the i

. >> with the emails you mean? we don't know.ill clinton said he paid for it, with his money not taxpayer dollars. >> but she used it for government work. >> interesting. even though. >> put government emails on there, it is subject to subpoena. if they conceivably could hold evidence doesn't matter who owned it. >> i have a question about the politics. arkansas governor asa hutchinson saying there is no evidence. i don't know how many legal background he has in looking at this sort of specific case but it is interesting, the politics. do democrats need to double down to get behind her if they try to make her the nominee? >> how do they get so close to a campaign doing things, sandra, as%the judge said worse than what menendez i did? don't you want to put a put a little distance between you and the clinton campaign before more is known about this. >> right. i think your example is best. if youd done that, received donations and then, you know, ruled in favor of those people you wouldn't be surprised that people were curious about

reflecting on racial taunts >>> and white house cyber defenses accessed and the president's private emails a.b.c.ed. -- accessed >>> the grim accounting continues in nepal tonight. the official death toll has climbed above 2500. many expect the figure to get higher as rescuers make it to some of the more remote areas. the search for victims is slowed by ominous signs of more devastation yet to come. there has been several powerful aftershocks, and experts say they can trigger more catastrophic land slides and avalanches. in kathmandu, they are trying to stay as safe as possible by staying out doors. hospitals are full buildings are in danger of collapsing. people are living in tends on city squares. on an avalanche 18 have been killed. helicopters have been called in to rescue survivors. much of nepal looks like a war zone. that's where andrew simmonds fired the report. >> reporter: gradually the mournful realisation grows, an earthquake pulverized nepal, more devastating than an act of war or terror attack. natural forces did this. no one knows when the death count will stop. the searchin

that email and other emails that have gone to other people are starting to show up right now. melissa: no, it is not complicated. hang on, charlie, at that moment they got millions of dollars into the foundation. hang on, from the chairman of that company. then they lied about getting that money. >> listen, here's the thing. here is what you have. tremendous confluence of events. melissa: no. >> zero, zero, zero, fingerprints from hillary clinton. >> at the moment. at the moment. >> zero. melissa: we want to bring in fox business's blake berman now. he has more on hillary clinton's defensive strategy. blake? >> hi there, melissa. as you twice were just talking about "the new york times" article reports that while hillary clinton was the country's top diplomat the state department and other u.s. government agencies approved a deal that gave the russian government control of 1/5 of all uranium production capacity in the united states. at the same time the chairman of the company that sold the uranium production interest to the russians, used his family foundation to make contrib

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. >>> governor brown is taking the unusual step of releasing his personal emails. governor released 113 pages sent from his personal account to his staff. this comes after the governor responded to the controversy over hillary clinton's use of personal emails while she was secretary of state. the governor said even though it's not required by state law, he has no problem releasing his emails. the "sacramento bee" which had made the request reports the emails are mostly routine and cover topics such as the high- speed rail and university of california. >> i wish i would have known about it. >> a driver is caught off guard busted for putting on lip balm. why police say her ticket is legit. >> a priceless sale. what this model is saying tonight about her $22,000 >>> an emotional reunion. a sailor lost at sea since january hugs his dad for th >> i was praying to god please protect me. >> reporter: louis jordan may be inexperienced at sailing but he is a master of survival. the 36-year-old was rescued thursday after spending 66 days stranded in the atlantic ocean. his s

she eliminated the emails. >> let's get emails. he has the emails. >> i understand.ot to get a legal case and criminal indictment and you have to extract it. you can't ask a business by the force of government some kind. >> you and i will go and say listen jeff, come on. you are a good american. let's see those emails, you don't want corruption. going to get an offer can't refuse. >> we have had a long go around for many years with this guy immelt. >> the problem is not immelt. the problem is the clintons. the problem is a whole array of where they walk the line, they collect huge amounts. look, you know, haitian rescue after the earthquake. tell me why the algerian ambassador cannot pick up the phone and quality haitian for direct sending of the check. what does it have to go through the clinton foundation we all know why it does. it goes through the clinton foundation to buy access and influence. this is a gigantic access influence machine. again, there may not be enough evidence or explicit evidence of a criminal quid pro quo do you think the defense should look i

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. >> that's right and that comes from an email sent by john poe podesto sending a blast email saying she has launched her campaign again. this launch video is to be posted on you tube and hillary clinton is going to tweet that out to her three mill supporters. that has not happened yet but we're told by people close to her that that should be happening within the next hour, so we'll be watching closely. it is the worst kept secret in washington all the political world in the u.s. it is widely expected hillary was going to announce sunday. here at her campaign headquarters in brooklyn, it's been very quiet all day. that's what we expect. her aids who are going to be moving in won't do that until monday tomorrow. we expect that hillary clinton will be making her first campaign stop in the very important midwest state of iowa either later today sunday or monday she'll be not having any sort of big campaign rally. they're going to keep it small. they're just going to have very small incident mat gatherings with voters, we're hearing that she will really kick off her campaign with bigger

committee asked her for those emails. isn't that obstruction of justice? >> i mean i think email issue is another one for her -- david: let, excuse me, mr. rapaport, i don't have much time. i have to ask you to answer the question, if she destroyed emails asked for from a congressional committee is not that not obstruction of justice. >> no, they were not subpoenaed by the justice department. david: hold on, they were subpoenaed by a congressional committee. isn't that obstruction of justice if she destroyed emails subpoenaed by a congressional committee? >> not a legal scholar. i can't tell you that but i can tell you this. our whole campaign finance system needs to be reformed. not only foreign corporations but millionaires and billionaires having incredible influence. david: all right. >> we need to change policies on -- david: i didn't get a straight answer from mr. rapaport. i want to ask you. turns out emails were destroyed after congress asked for them. is that obstruction of justice. >> if it would be if in fact s

i would not have had had her emails. >> could you not just bring her back and say now you gave me 8 emails and now we have 292 more. you didn't give them to me before so now come back and talk to me about this. >> absolutely. someone would say you are bringing her back and forth before harassment, you are vindictive. you should have just called her once. i mean, we are trying to do this the right way, which is gather the evidence and have a sing conversation with her about benghazi. greta, there are two people who could expedite this process. much quicker than me or you or elijah cummings. >> and they are? >> president obama and john kerry. president obama controls the administration and john kerry controls the state department. if they sent a message to the folks that are reviewing our document request give these folks what they need to complete their report, or give them a legal reason why you're not going to but quit playing this game about asking for priorities and what do you need first and are you you sure you really need it? give them what they ask for. this would be done much soone

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request. >> in one of the emails you have one of the drug companies sort of questioning the fee that they had to pay. and the response to the drug company was: "you're getting a lot for your money. you get to influence fda thinking. you get to sit at a small table with fda." >> one key person who sat on the steering committee for these meetings was doctor bob rappaport - the head of the fda division that regulates painkiller drugs. >> this is the voice of doctor rappaport at the fda hearing on the drug application for zohydro. >> throughout the hearing, rappaport repeatedly instructed the committee to focus narrowly on whether zohydro worked to relieve pain rather than whether it would worsen the opioid epidemic. >> they did redirect us a few times when we were getting a little more concerned about individual safety. >> when the committee voted against approval rappaport rebuked them for unfairly penalizing the drug company. >> it's hard not to learn from history. we're supposed to learn from history and try not to repeat our mistakes. >> there is not a legal basis by which fda can s

every ceo is walking around going, "how do i feel if my email's out on the internet? how would i feel if my machines got disrupted?" so all of a sudden, every chief information security officer is now talking to their board because every board wants to know, "hey, is this the new normal?" >> kroft: and it may well be. kevin mandia says even big corporations with sophisticated i.t. departments are no match for the dozens of countries that now have offensive cyber-war capabilities. >> mandia: all advantage goes to the offense in cyber. it just does. on the defensive side, you have to say, "i must defend all 100,000 machines, all 50,000 employees." the offense side thinks, "i only need to break into one and i'm on the inside." >> kroft: and any company or any corporation is as strong as its weakest link. >> mandia: in a way, yes, in security. the nation-state threat actors or hackers, target human weakness, not system weakness. >> kroft: and there's no shortage of weaknesses. most company employees are allowed to browse online or visit facebook on corporate computers. an

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but he is never going to get those emails. those emails are are vapor.ming up, hillary clinton's first week on the campaign trail kind of bizarre. and talking points believes that condition may continue right up to election day 2016 that's the memo, now for the top story tonight reaction. joining us from washington is the aforementioned senator bernie sanders from vermont. hillary clinton's way too conservative for you, right senator? >> i wouldn't say she is way too conservative. given the problems that this country faces, which is a massive level of wealth and income snawttlez. as collapse be middle class and the need to create millions of jobs. the question is what candidate is out there for deliver for the american working people. >> okay. it's really tore for a person like hillary clinton who is getting $250,000 a pop for a speech and who made an enormous amount of money. commodities trade. financial system. hard for any of the candidates out there who are people in this country. >> she receiving huge huge from america but saudi arabia. and then, yo

she didn't have a good answer on emails and then deleted emails and so on.hat has to come next is hillary clinton appearing in public answering the questions from the media, about what went on here. and i'm not expecting it anytime soon. lori: so, with regard to actually, let's step back. this obviously is going to have well has everybody talking. outside of impact on hillary clinton presidential campaign, are there questions, doesn't it, senator brown raise questions about if she improperly used her position as secretary of state? are there issues of corruption, bribery questions? what do you think about that? >> well, those are things that are going to have to be investigated and that will only be done after full and open disclosure by the clinton foundation of monies that they actually received from the foreign governments when they came in and then draw the correlation, to have people actually go and look at what the state department actions were on particular issues. now the russian deal, you know, she will have to ask questions, answer questions about

later when breaking news or weather happens in your neighborhood we invite you to join the action email your photos and videos to join the action at 6abc.com. and become part of the news team or use #6abcaction. >>> a man remains hospitalized after being shot by police in philadelphia's frankford exception, it happened at pratt street two officers were responding to a call of shots fired. they found a man armed with two guns, when the suspect refused to drop the weapons, one officer shot him in the leg. the man was rushed to einstein medical center. >>> 15 suspected child predators are off the streets following a sweep by the attorney general's office, various law enforcement agencies worked to make the arrests over the past two weeks in bucks delaware and philadelphia counties. attorney general, kathleen kane will talk about the arrests this afternoon and we'll bring you the full story on "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. an ohio man accused of training with terrorists in syria and returning to the u.s. to launch an attack appeared in court today. the suspect was being monitored by

. >> ath student that wrote that email has voluntarily withdrawn and apologized. that leaves the door open for him to come back. you get this may not be over. leon: this just in from another campus. howard university is confirming lafes there. 84 workers were impacted. hospital employees were not involved with the cuts. alison: police are investigating the shooting death of an aspiring rapper. officers were out tonight canvasing for clues. he was shooting a music video and a gun that was being used as a prop in that video went off and killed him. the cast and crew then scattered. officers are trying to determine if the gunshot was an accident or murder. and a suspected serial flasher in custody now in montgomery

every phone call every email. please tell me what type of mold it is. i'm sorry, please tell me what type of mold it is. and nothing. >> edith's landlord was not a local slumlord. invitation homes owns this property. >> there's some things you're supposed to provide right, as a landlord: clean water suitable condition how about that? like a healthy environment for a family to live in. i pay rent you know it's not like i was living there for free. when i wanted my stuff they said i can take my stuff but i have to sign a release releasing them from liability. >> in response to our request to comment on the novshadyan's case invitation homes wrote that the company: "...provided the family with a clean renovated home that encountered an unexpected home maintenance issue that was quickly resolved..." invitation homes also told us they repaired house along epa guidelines after the novshadyan's initial complaints and the resulting mold and asbestos tests came back negative. but they refused to release the results despite repeated requests from the family >> so

at the state department and then, destroyed those emails. how big of an issue will that be in the campaign do you think? >> it is actually hard to tease this out. a lot of us were saying from the beginning her high poll numbers from secretary of state were unnatural, she was simply outside of politics. anyone who is outside of politics at a time when washington and politics are so unpopular will benefit. she seemed above partisan politics. now that she is getting back in partisan politics as predicted her poll numbers are dropping. some clearly has to do with the email and erased server all of that, how much we don't know. she is inherently polarizing figure the more people are reminded she is polarizing the more her poll numbers will go down. remember, she is not a good politician. she might be a good tactician. she might be a good lawyer and good she is mediocre politician. just because she is clinton doesn't mean she is not a fraction of how good her husband was on retail politics. anyone who survives the 16-man steel cage match the prima

but the old chief has departed left under fire after the discovery of a series of blatantly racist emails between officers on the force and other city officials. a lot of people - what we hear from a lot of people in ferguson is they want to see change and a clean slate. it's not a question of black or white, but having competent and fair officials in charge of the small city of 21,000 people

fiscalÍa comenzÓ con una llamada de emergencia al 911 donde se escuchan los disparon: >> a travÉs de emailse tiene una inteligenÉ superior. >> quiso matar a las personas para sentirse bien. Él sÍ sabe la diferencia entre el bien y el mal. actuÓ premeditadamente. estaba sano cuando matÓ e hiriÓ a las personas, dijo la fiscalÍa. la defensa sostiene que padece de deemencia. >> su intelecto es superior, asÍ lo declaran los exÁmenes o pruebas. la forma en que escapÓ tras la masacre. cÓmo preparÓ su departamento con bombas. >> el juez en el caso fue claro indicando que aproximadamente podrÍa durar este juicio de cuatro a cinco meses y que finalmente serÁn doce de los 24 jurados quienes darÁn su veredicto en relaciÓn a las acusaciones. en colorado, samuel riveros, univisiÓn. ilia: semanas despuÉs que la exprimera dama hillary clinton anunciara su candidatura, directivos de la fundaciÓn clinton admitieron haber cometido fallas en las declaraciones de donaciones. aunÉ asÍ dijeron actuar rÁpido para evitar que vuelva a ocurrir. >> para muchos el objetivo de la fundaciÓn clinton es mejorar la vida de

i sent a delayed email and i emailed info at barack obama.com.nk a call that i am going to fly in would have been taken anymore seriously than my email would have been. my email was tied to the story breaking in the tampa bay times when gave it credibility. a simple call to a 911 operator. >> you don't think a call to a 911 operator saying i'm gyrocopter and i'm going to capital hill and i'm flying through restricted airspace wouldn't have been taken seriously? >> no. >> then why not just do that. >> nobody at 911 can decide not to shoot me down. >> you're under house arrest and facing four years in prison. do you think this was worth it? >> i don't know if it was worth it until i seethis is over and the next election and that's what makes it worth it. >>> just ahead, we'll update you on the breaking news out of baltimore. new protests well into the night. hello! this little beauty here is top-of-the-line. see, you just pull like this to go left. and like so to go right. where are the brakes? uh, just grab ahold of both and pull straight back. an