we were getting memos the a e-mail just about every month -- e-mail e-mail -- via just about every month telling us not to do what she was doing. nownd it hard to believe everybody says they did not know what she was doing. to then she went department of state cap operable to have the private server? she was the department of state. who was going to tell her no? you serve ing did the administration, or in the executive branch? caller: i was there for 30 years. i was a career civil servant. was under theer obama administration when she was secretary of state. host: will you still support her in 2016? caller: i still support her as a democrat. i don't think she will survive this legally, because i think -- i don't think loretta lynch will it is prettyt collocated. host: thank you. we will get a response. technicalhink the aspects of this may be more compensated than not, but i think the truth does not require a lot of expiration. the truth is, people are drawn to it. they can recognize what it is. it is pretty acceptable. when people get into long , that isd wordsmithing where they get int

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her lawyers are now saying the e-mail was wiped, and that is what the e-mail will look at.ennifer to be deleted. : beyond that i don't know. it is like everyone is an expert on inflating football and other experts on wiping servers. i don't know how that all works. she certainly owns the fact that she made a decision to have them look at and say here is what we should keep, here is what we should turn over to the state department, here is what is personal, and clear is what i don't want to keep. john: i totally understand you don't know the details of how servers are scrubbed. but there's a difference. if i maintain a personal server, there is a difference between saying let's delete the e-mails and ordering a computer professional to make sure there is no trace of the e-mails on the server. jennifer: all i know is we said delete them. beyond that i don't know. john: you do not know what she directed to be done with the e-mails? the specific direction she gave. jennifer: i know that she said look for my e-mails and see what is the state department and what is personal. she

or yoga practice e-mails? of course not. we hit delete and forget about it. the more energy she put into cleansing or wiping this server clean, i think your viewers should take or infer from that that perhaps there was something on there she really didn't want us to see. >> congressman, i want to ask you a question that when i told folks that you were going to be on this show they asked me, why is all of this your business? what does this have to do with investigating what happened around benghazi? >> probably not much of anything. it was just us that determined this unique e-mail arrangement she had with herself. we interviewed three dozen witnesses. not a single one is named clinton. in fact, while i'm happy to be on your show, had she not had this e-mail arrangement with herself, you wouldn't be talking to me this morning. my focus is on the four murdered americans in benghazi but before i can write the final definitive accounting of that, i have to make sure that the public record is complete. all of this

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because there are missing e-mails, there are edits to the e-mails.nk the clintons have learned a lesson from that and are in all likelihood producing things in a manner that's far more coordinated than they did with sidney blumenthal with the production of ooma abadina e-mails and others. >> her assistant and her former chief of staff. this investigation is going to continue, david. it's going to drag on. and this is a drag, you think, on the clinton campaign? >> i think so. just logically, just people out there, how can they really believe it hillary did not send any type of classified data, that she was that careful? she's human. just by the logical -- forget the legal stuff. just the logical regular joe smell test. you had all your e-mail on a private server as secretary of state, the nation's chief diplomat, and you never mistakenly even sent something that was top secret? i think that's the problem. >> let alone what secretary kerry said today was that he's sure that china and russia have read his e-mails. >> and he actually said it's probable.

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. >> she knew he was sending e-mails. charles: and again you know she has been caught, several occasions but now we're getting this at higher echelon of government from security apparatus in united states, and congress, being notified press being notified. this will be on front page of all newspapers. you look at bernie sanders. people laugh him off but when you draw 27,000 people that is rock star stuff. that is similar to what this some by some first term senator out of illinois was doing in 2007. >> well, that is true, you know, all of these gaffes and scandalings by hillary clinton made bernie sanders a more applause able candidate, i think this news, makes it all more likely joe biden in next 6 weeks will get in the race. >> very possible. >> i agree. i agree, i don't think that bernie sanders is a real candidate. i think that joed by ep is a legitimate competitor. charles: there is no doubt about this, even yesterday, toward end of one of her press conferences she got very testy on this. and i don't know if they not

she asked them to delete the personal e-mails.n: you are saying she did not direct anyone to merely delete the e-mail? quite they had to go through it and delete the e-mail. john: the question is if i have personal questions about yoga practice or my daughter's wedding, i would hit the delete button. for lawyers to say the e-mail was wiped, and that is what the fbi will look at. >> to be deleted. beyond that i don't know. it is like everyone is an expert on inflating football and other experts on wiping servers. i don't know how that all works. she certainly owns the fact that she made a decision to have them look at and they here is what we should keep, here is what we should turn over to the state department, here is what is personal, and clear is what i don't want to keep. john: i totally understand you don't know the details of how the servers are scrubbed and i don't know the details, but there is a difference if i maintain a personal server, there is a difference between saying let's delete the e-mails and ordering a compute

than just e-mails. it could show who had access to the server and who if anyone broke into the server. about half of clinton's 50,000 e-mails were deleted because they were personal. the analysis of the e-mail server is now under way. the sources say an effort was made to wipe the hard drive but the fbi is optimistic it can recover at least some of the data. for more let me bring in darren hay hayes. thanks for joining us in the summer time professor. i know this is your usual off time. so we appreciate you coming in today. 30,000 e-mails have been deleted. how in the world could the fbi retrieve them and get them back? >> well first of all the computer analysis and response team, or car, to the fbi are some of the best in the business in terms of recovering deleted information and examining hard drives. one of the longest professional groups involved in computer forensics. for an individual to try and systematically delete certain files on a hard drive is actually very difficult because the operating s

your thoughts about the e-mail issues. >> caller: yes, about the e-mails. hillary should have known better than to use a personal computer for her government information. she sat on the committee to impeach nixon when nixon was impeached for a missing paragraph. he was impeached for that. now, she is expected to be believed she didn't delete anything from a personal server? i mean, this is unbelievable. she has a record of lying. she lied about the rose law firm documents that turned up in the white house that never were available when he was running for office. and it's time to turn the page. she's part of the 20th century. we're in the 21st century now, and we have better candidates than that available now to us. if it's got to be a woman, no, i don't think we should just vote for her because it's a woman's vote. no, we should vote for the best candidate available. that's who we should vote for. and she should go back to her -- sit out there with her grandchildren and that's it. the 20th century is over. it's time to turn the page. >> della from new york

material to anyone on my e-mail.re is no classified material. i am confident they never sent nor received any information it was classified. the facts are pretty clear, i did not send nor receive anything that was classified at the time. lou: that was then and now the drip, drip of the clinton e-mail scandal has turned into a gusher. the fbi has taken possession of her private e-mail server but the server we are now told is blank. a total blank. who would have imagined the clintons or their hired help would not have protected the contents of that private server with their very lives. shocking. the inspector general for the intelligence community revealing that at least two e-mails that went through her private server were not only designated top secret, but carried that classification from the time they were sent, despite state department denials, and now a senior state department source tells fox news it's possible that someone in clinton's inner circle might have stripped the classification markings from those e-ma

e-mails. can't make it up doug. >> ed henry traveling with the clinton campaign in miami. thank you. >>> it showed dozens of spots wherefore was determined -- where information was determined classified by law. and what seems to be possible intelligence breaches. >> reporter: fox news has learned classified e-mails on mrs. clinton's personal server contained information from as many as five intelligence agencies and her lawyer has a backup copy of the e-mails on his thumb drive. on its face this appears to be a violation of the code that defines the unlawful removal and storage of classified information. >> in most situations like this you would expect a warrant would be issued and the marshals or the feds fbi, somebody would go and get that thumb drive and take it somewhere where it would be considered safe by the government. >> reporter: according to the statute an individual who quote knowingly removed such documents or materials without authority and with the intent to retain such document

abedin forwarded this e-mail from her state.gov e-mail account to the secretary of state's private e-mail account. that's what huma abedin did, right? >> that's right. it was eventually forwarded on. it was marked sensitive but unclassified. the state department has deemed it -- has always believe d it t not be classified material. it has been sent to the hill on one occasion, put on the state department website as public information because they didn't think it was classified. later other agencies have come in. now that the e-mails are all going to be made public, other departments outside of the state department are getting involved to determine if they think that they have equities here about why something should be classified. our point is what i think there's a lot of questions about this, some of the reporting around is confusing. why we are trying to educate voters more on this is to understand a couple of key core concepts here. "a," that using personal e-mail accounts that's not unprecedented. other secretary of states have done it. it was permitted at the state department guidel

got the e-mail. >> it look like the e see pass website when you go it to. as a consumer always be aware of any unsolicited e-mail that comes in that asks to you enter personal data or credit card information. >> reporter: warnings like this are posted on e-z pass sites in pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey. >> every time you turn around there's something you have to be aware of. >> reporter: some e-mails ask for social security number. something e-z pass employees would never ask for in e-mail. >> i think it's a shame some people think is secure have to be worried about getting their information out there. >> reporter: the easiest to find out if the e-mail is fake is to pick up the phone and call e-z pass directly. >> or if you want to file a form pal complaint contact the federal trade commission ftc we have that link and helpful tips to make sure you don't become a victim on our website posted right now cbsphilly.com. live at the ben franklin bridge, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> good information, david, thanks so much. >>> developing now in b

e-z pass will send i was letter in the mail if your account is overdue not an e-mail.he maryland transportation authority warns never give fishing e-mails your social security number or credit card. >> we have some of the worst traffic in the country in this area. that's why there's 2 million people in d.c., married van have a with e-z pass accounts to use lanes like this these to get around some of the traffic. but that gives online criminals a very large target. >> this is happening now because online criminals know people in our area are afraid of getting smacked with huge fines for taking ez express lanes. >> if you are following the news cycle as all of us are in the washington metro area and you see these stories that you've been doing, then you're curiosity will compel you to click on to this e-mail and you become prey to this scam. >> reporter: online criminals don't have access to the real e-z pass accounts. they're just passing a wide net to catch a few fish. our former intern ali doesn't have e-z pass but she got this e-mail. >> i've seen stories done about

she chose the personal one for personal e-mails and the government one for government e-mails. all her personal e-mails would have not been in the public domain. they -- they wouldn't have been accessible to anyone. >> it's not what i want. it's what the law says she must do. she is the custodian of records and you've been in government long enough that you've got to archive the government records. she is the secretary of state for her to say -- bind by the way, let me ask you this, 61,000 e-mails. you mean to tell me that in all the years she was the secretary and she's only using her private server she never sent classified information or top secret information. what the hell is she doing? that's her job. well, she said publicly that she did not knowingly send classified information. >> nuancing. >> nor did she receive classesified information. it looks from published reports as if some of her aides may have inadvertently sent her information that either was not classified at the time but then was classified later or perhaps was classified and they mistakenly sent it to her w

her e-mail firestorm growing. the latest on the fbi investigation. >>> plus, the big buzz that joe biden and al gore could be eyeing a 2016 run. from abc news, a special edition of "this week" with martha raddatz, reporting live from the iowa state fair, begins now. >>> good morning. organizers say a million people will visit the iowa state fair, but it's just one person who managed to steal the show this weekend. we were with billionaire and gop front-runner donald trump every step of the way. trump, front and center from the start. >> you're going to love me in terms of immigration and illegal immigration. we're building a wall -- it's going to be a wall that -- nobody's going through my wall, trump builds walls i build walls. i don't think i have made mistakes. they do the polls and my numbers go up. you want to know what things i'm going to do different for this country? almost everything. because that's what has to happen. everything we do is wrong. the military, we're not taking care of the military. we're n

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again the underlying e-mails ridge nate e rid.he inspector general for the intelligence community who made the referral to the fbi to take a closer look at all these e-mails. and i guess what you are suggesting is that they're wring to even make the referral is that what i am hearing? >> so what we are saying, wolf, is that this is the nature of classification system in the united states government today. former justice department official, actually published an op-ed yesterday suggesting that what we are really learning from this whole saga is the fact that different agencies within the administration both operating in good faith can have entirely different perspectives on what information is classified and what isn't tells you everything you need to know about a sort of system that is bent in favor of overclassification. and so the inspector general of the intelligence community has his opinion, state department has a different opinion. what that means is people in good faith can come to different conclusions and what that means

process to let people know what's happening with the e-mails and what is not happening with the e-mails and servers and they say they need to clarify for people. >> so it can go away. clintons have never been that great at handling scandal. >> so when you're in so many, it's hard to know what the common thread is. >> innocent until proven guilt eye. as a lawyer here, i will say that. >> always, always. >> so we're going to watch and see where this is going. >> so let them investigate. let the chips fall where they may. >> is this good for joe biden or bernie sanders? >> it's good to be everybody. look. i think it's good hillary clinton has competition. if biden jumps in, that is great. if she wins with all of the competition, they can save the coronation. >> dnc has limited debate. is this an opportunity for her to clarify? >> of course, when she's facing other candidates she's going to have to answer these questions. you don't need as many debates as on the right because there are aren't 17,000 people. >> you think about this. at these dnc debates, if you have people following at 1%, 2

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on my e-mail. there is no classified material. i am confident that i never sent nor received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and received. the state department has confirmed that i did not send nor receive material marked classified. >> marked classified. hillary clinton's changing accounts since last spring on whether she had any classified information on her private e-mail server. according to our fox news poll, the e-mail scandal is hurting clinton. she still leads the democratic field with 49%, but that's done ten points from last month. and then some head to head match-ups, jeb bush leads clinton by two points. marco rubio beats clinton for the first time well within the margin of error, and donald trump has narrowed his gap from five points down to 17 two months ago. and we're back now with the panel. well bob woodward, you've covered a scandal or two, how big a development do you think it is now that clinton has been forced to turn her server over to the fbi, that

i might e-mail. is no classified material. >> filing says that for 300 e-mails could contain classified information. we'll have the latest. the hack attack of taxpayer data now than twice as many accounts were hacked than the agency first told us. why your refund might be a risk. down arrows across the board down 44 points. s&p down five and a quarter. you are watching "fbn:am" come your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ lauren: breaking news this morning. stocks in china seeking 6% mark in the biggest site in three weeks as traders speculate that government may pull back efforts to prop up the stock market. looking at asian shares. all four major markets trading to the downside, closing lower. stocks also under pressure in europe. through red areas. ftse, cac, dax all lower. dow jones industrial average down. nasdaq off by 11 points. oil prices also sliding below $42 a barrel. dagen: new developments in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. state department says more than 300 messages

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but whether they were on her private e-mail or her public e-mail or official e-mail, michael, it doesn't really matter because she still has the ability as every other official in the executive branch to make the determinations as to what are official e-mail and private e-mail. so the mere virtue of her using a private e-mail server doesn't change the sub stance of what her response would be to a foyer request. >> let me show you something michael mukasey wrote about this matter this week. it's a misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment for not more than a year to keep documents or materials containing classified information at an unauthorized location. notice the information is protected. the issue does not turn on whether document or materials bear a classified marking. did he get it right? >> well, kind of. he's not really giving you a full explanation. the law requires a violation on the classified information. that you know something is classified and would intentionally move it to an area unsecured, like an unsecured server. in this case there's no indication whatsoever that any of t

it's not about e-mails or servers either. it's about politics.t down in the mud with them. i won't play politics with national security or dishonor the memory of those who we lost. >> i get that she's frustrated. sometimes when people are frustrated, they look in the mirror and they engage in a little bit of self-reflection and sometimes they lash out and blame nonexistent right-wing experiences and apparently, she's chosen to do the latter. >> two different perspectives on the hillary clinton e-mails. it's not her political opponents who are stirring up this hornet's nest. it is two inspectors general and also now the department of justice and the fbi. and there's some new information today that the state department has now recommended that 305 of clinton's e-mails be flagged for review for potential violations of sending classifiied information. let's bring in our panel now. what do you think of the new developments, charles? >> it shows you once again how bad a candidate she is. that attempt eed self-depricati doesn't work. the second problem

did she go through the e-mails? of the 60,000 e-mails did she go through each one of them and separate them personal versus public record? no? her attorney did it. her attorney who has a fiduciary and ethical obligation to her, not the taxpayer, not the public but to her. so how in the world can she aver that the public record is complete when she herself did not go through and look at each one of those e-mails. we found 15 that she did not turn over to the state department so we know for a fact that that statement is not correct. remember the 15, the nine in whole and the six in part that sidney blumenthal gave to us that the state department never had? where are those? how did her lawyer miss those 15? so no i don't believe the statement. but statement wasn't to me, it was to a federal judge and i'll let him or her handle that. >> we've seen certainly some of the requests go from benghazi. there seems to be a concern about libya in general beginning with the invasion by the u.s. and its allies. is it committee exp

chose the personal for personal e-mails and government for government e-mails.ersonal e-mails would not have been accessible by law. >> it's not what i want. it's what the law says she must do. she's the custodian of the records. and you've been in government long enough to know you've got to archive the government records. she's the secretary of state. for her to say, and by the way, 61,000 e-mails. you mean to tell me in all of the years she was the secretary of state, and she's only using her private server, she never sent classified information or top secret information? what the hell is she doing? that is her job. >> well, she said publicly she did not knowingly send classified information. she could have not knowingly received classified information. it looks, from public reports as some of her aides may have inadvertently sent her information that wasn't classified about the time. and without her knowing it. >> so now, we're pushing it under. so you're a smart guy. >> that is according to public reports. i'm not making it up. >> if she says, and we have s

process to let people know what's happening with the e-mails and what is not happening with the e-mailsvers and they say they need to clarify for people. >> so it can go away. clintons have never been that great at handling scandal. >> so when you're in so many, it's hard to know what the common thread is. >> innocent until proven guilt eye. as a lawyer here, i will say that. >> always, always. >> so we're going to watch and see where this is going. >> so let them investigate. let the chips fall where they may. >> is this good for joe biden or bernie sanders? >> it's good to be everybody. look. i think it's good hillary clinton has competition. if biden jumps in, that is great. if she wins with all of the competition, they can save the coronation. >> dnc has limited debate. is this an opportunity for her to clarify? >> of course, when she's facing other candidates she's going to have to answer these questions. you don't need as many debates as on the right because there are aren't 17,000 people. >> you think about this. at these dnc debates, if you have people following at 1%, 2%, 3%, t

not e-mail, folks. florida woman recovering tonight after fighting off a carjacker in a trip to ohio. 67-year-old pamela lugers just got in the car when a man jumped her and pointed a gun at her. demanded that drive him to a nearby highway. >> we are tough. it turned out and i started to struggle. he was pointing a gun at me. i took the barrel of the gun. turned it so it wasn't pointed at me. leon: the police arrested the suspect a short time later. the investigators who did catch up to him said the gun he was using was just a toy. good for her. up next on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- scott: the biggest batch yet. 7,000 pages of hillary clinton e-mails about to be released. what does it mean in the race for 2015? we have that coming up in a live report. leon: heat and the humidity are returning. how hot will it get. we will see storms as well. we'll have the leon: breaking news tonight in the hillary clinton e-mail saga. right now the state department is releasing thousands of e-mails that she has sent while

mother's funeral. 30,000 e-mails.it turns out she was lying, and did it violate laws, and i'll put it up on the screen, that would mean they have evidence to prove she is guilty of crimes, punishable by prison time. as i put them up there. >> you know she broke the law. >> yes, i do. i believe it. >> no reasonable person can doubt that secretary clinton broke the law. that her two top aides broke the law. it is inconceivable. if you talk to anybody who has handled secrets in the last 35 years. it is inconceivable that they could have had this server the way they did and not be breaking the law. >> so then my next -- go ahead. >> and by the way, the way they handled the material afterwards further broke the law. she didn't have the legal right to decide which of those things to delete. there are clear laws about this in terms of how you handle official information. >> by the way, they're on the screen right now. on the side screen. we still have you up there. the secret e-mails we now know had signal intelligence from

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to give you a sense of just how redacted some of these e-mails are, you're looking at an e-mail with a former clinton press secretary. it has the entire body of the e-mail itself obscured. only thing that we could read is the sign-off which says, as you see there, hope this helps. i assure you it doesn't, not in the least. the clinton campaign hopes to take focus off the disclosures by releasing eight years of mrs. clinton's tax returns and a letter from her doctor that attests she is fit to serve as president. critics questioning whether there is a double standard in the obama administration's treatment of the former secretary of state, compared to the treatment of former cia director david petraeus. petraeus was prosecuted for mishandling classified information. fbi even raid his home. there's no such raid on mrs. clinton or her home. fox news chief news correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> reporter: classified e-mails on mrs. clinton's person server contained information from as many as five intelligence agencies. her lawyer david kendall has a backup copy of the e

e-mail domain and thus, you know, former president clinton e-mail, chelsea clinton's e-mail?e know at this point is that hillary clinton's e-mails were transferred over and only those as far as we know at this point, it may change, but all we know is hillary clinton's e-mails were maged by plat river networks as she left the state department. this company took possession of the server, moved the data somewhere else and we're still trying to find out where that is. the fbi apparently is trying to figure that out, too. and then from that point onward, managed hillary clinton's e-mail traffic. there is no evidence at this point that bill or chelsea or anybody else's e-mails were managed by that company at that point. but the story is moving so fast and changing so fast. who knows what the next press conference will be, what kind of jokes she'll be making about. that maybe there is a bathroom joke we haven't heard yet. >> david, thank you so much. i think actually, chris, the question that a lot of people are going to be asking is what david just asked is when there were so many

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to anyone on my e-mail.no classified material. lou: two inspectors general disagreed. >> that statement was completely ridiculous. anyone who has worked at a government at any high level knew it was ridiculous at the time and now we know that there is top-secret material in her e-mails and the reason why she is giving up the servers because the fbi was going to go get it. it was unsustainable. lou: which is what david petraeus was suggesting it to. >> at least there is a tissue of an appearance of being forthcoming i giving it up. lou: you know, is it possible that this really does include this? >> i don't know if it's about 10 because i don't know where the democrat voters go. that the polling consistently doesn't trust her on questions of trust and transparency and they have a big problem. and it's not because they want to vote for a socialist. this is a woman who doesn't stand for anything, she is not trustworthy and they don't want to put her in office. it's definitely a roadblock. if someone like joe bi

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