we are thrilled to have with us this morning more powell -- lord powell.ng across the decades between the united states and great britain. you mentioned world war ii earlier -- this idea of the relationship of great britain and the united states, and the new trade agreement pending as well. how important is the transatlantic trade agreement? lord powell: i think the whole transatlantic trade agreement relationship is important. it is a story. its high point under president reagan and margaret thatcher. since then, it has eroded a bit, and that worries me. i'd share atlantic partners, which is dedicated to keeping that atlantic relationship. they create -- the trade agreement would be an important bit of that. tom: the charter was not done it with media not done scrutiny. it was top-secret. can these negotiations go on given the modern media and the twitter culture? are you on twitter? lord powell: i am not. francine: this goes back to trade. in the u.k. we talk about nothing else and we have months until the election. would margaret thatcher have made of p

but powell is just going to miss the tackle there. just a bad angle by powell. tyvis powell, the safety, had a faster. sam hubbard misses the tackle. you don't expect powell to miss that angle as much as he did. this guy, solid thrower, not quite sudfeld, but that's what he gives you. >> mike: during the last commercial, they had sudfeld up and trying to throw on the sideline, he just can't move. he can throw. he would be a stationary target if you bring him in game. but with joey bosa out there, you don't want to be a stationary target. wilson. . can anybody stop anybody in the >> ed: what you're seeing, a really, indiana's defense has played so hard and this game feels like it has taken forever. they just haven't been able to slow down ezekiel elliott in the second half. but can they get one stop? can they find a place to get a stop? >> mike: this game has already lasted 3:30. >> ed: for the defensive players in this game it feels a lot longer than that. the amount of energy you have to expand as a defensive player than an offensive player is the pursuit to th

but powell is just going to miss the tackle there. just a bad angle by powell. tyvis powell, the safety, had a bad angle and diamont is much faster. sam hubbard misses the tackle. you don't expect powell to miss that angle as much as he did. this guy, solid thrower, not quite sudfeld, but that's what he gives you. >> mike: during the last commercial, they had sudfeld up and trying to throw on the sideline, he just can't move. he can throw. he would be a stationary target if you bring him in game. but with joey bosa out there, you don't want to be a stationary target. but we are back to a seven-point game. wilson. . can anybody stop anybody in the second half? >> ed: what you're seeing, a really, indiana's defense has played so hard and this game feels like it has taken forever. they just haven't been able to slow down ezekiel elliott in the second half. but can they get one stop? can they find a place to get a stop? >> mike: this game has already lasted 3:30. >> ed: for the defensive players in this game it feels a lot longer than that. the amount of energy you

but powell is just going to miss the tackle there. just a bad angle by powell. tyvis powell, the safety, had a bad angle and diamont is much faster. sam hubbard misses the tackle. you don't expect powell to miss that angle as much as he did. this guy, solid thrower, not quite sudfeld, but that's what he gives you. >> mike: during the last commercial, they had sudfeld up and trying to throw on the sideline, he just can't move. he can throw. he would be a stationary target if you bring him in game. but with joey bosa out there, you don't want to be a stationary target. but we are back to a seven-point game. wilson. . can anybody stop anybody in the second half? >> ed: what you're seeing, a really, indiana's defense has feels like it has taken forever. they just haven't been able to slow down ezekiel elliott in the second half. but can they get one stop? can they find a place to get a stop? >> mike: this game has already lasted 3:30. >> ed: for the defensive players in this game it feels a lot longer than that. the amount of energy you have to expand as a defensive

just a bad angle by powell. tyvis powell, the safety, had a bad angle and diamont is much faster. sam hubbard misses the tackle. you don't expect powell to miss that angle as much as he did. this guy, solid thrower, not quite sudfeld, but that's what he gives you. >> mike: during the last commercial, they had sudfeld up and trying to throw on the sideline, he just can't move. he can throw. he would be a stationary target if you bring him in game. but with joey bosa out there, you don't want to be a stationary target. wilson. . second half? >> ed: what you're seeing, a really, indiana's defense has played so hard and this game feels like it has taken forever. they just haven't been able to slow down ezekiel elliott in the second half. but can they get one stop? can they find a place to get a stop? >> mike: this game has already lasted 3:30. >> ed: for the defensive players longer than that. the amount of energy you have to expand as a defensive player than an offensive player is the pursuit to the ball. >> mike: this a huge series, indiana desperately need a stop now. >> ed: and oh

katina powell.. who former director of for the college basketball powerhouse university of louisville cardinals.. hired female recruits and paid for the arrangements. "andre was the one who had the money. he passed out the money, for the deals" in an interview with outside the lines? the author of the book.. "breaking cardinal rules".. says she attended about 22 parties between 2010 and 2014.. some in on-campus dorms.. adding she and several other women.. including three of her daughters.. took part in sex acts with recruits.. team mebers and even some of their fathers. ((sot)) pitino: "it almost got me sick to my stomach." meanwhile.. the team's two-time national championship coach rick pitino.. maintains he does not believe in cheating and he did not break any nc-double-a rules. ((sot)) pitino: "i do know this, if there was any wrong doing, it's a big if.. people have to pay for their crimes." ((sot)) powell: "four years, a boat load of recruits, a boat load of dancers, loud music, alcohol, securit

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but powell is just going to miss the tackle there. just a bad angle by powell. tyvis powell, the safety, had a bad angle and diamont is much faster. sam hubbard misses the tackle. you don't expect powell to miss that angle as much as he did. this guy, solid thrower, not quite sudfeld, but that's what he gives you. >> mike: during the last commercial, they had sudfeld up and trying to throw on the sideline, he just can't move. he can throw. he would be a stationary target if you bring him in game. but with joey bosa out there, you don't want to be a stationary target. but we are back to a seven-point game. wilson. . can anybody stop anybody in the second half? >> ed: what you're seeing, a really, indiana's defense has played so hard and this game feels like it has taken forever. they just haven't been able to slow down ezekiel elliott in the second half. but can they get one stop? can they find a place to get a stop? >> mike: this game has already lasted 3:30. >> ed: for the defensive players in this game it feels a lot longer than that. the amount of energy you

. >> ed: that ball hung up there forever and powell couldn't get over there fast enough.e wanted to lay out diamont and he couldn't get over there fast enough. >> mike: flag is down. this may be on ohio state. >> ed: yeah, it looked like they grabbed the face mask of redding. you know, we talked to kevin wilson yesterday about this exact situation -- >> referee: personal foul, face mask, defense, number 55. half the distance to the goal line. automat ix first down. >> mike: you can tell how windy is from the official's microphone. >> ed: we talking to kevin wilson being down ten, because his kicker has such a good leg, it's so much harder to score a touchdown in this situation, he said i would normally continue to go for the touchdown here, even if ohio state burns the clock and we get the ball back, we can always try a superlong field. >> mike: look at ul of the white shirts there. >> ed: the thinking is, if you're down ten, take the three and get back. his thinking is a little bit different, he said with our kicking situation, so hard to score, we haven't been great in

adam clayton powell jr. tells about this harlem congressman's rise to power and fame, it reveals one of the most effected legislative persons in the history of congress. adam clayton powell jr. like thurgood marshall formed a bond with lyndon johnson that moved major legislation through the house like no other. king of the cats is historically significant. adam clayton powell crossed paths with that they 11 and they occasionally communicated. they had a common bond in their interests were all lined. this is another one of those journeys that wil haygood takes a us to better grasp the significance of historic figure who happens to be african-american. in black and white, the life of sammy davis jr. we learn that sammy davis jr. was a fierce, dedicated, passionate civil rights advocate. the coordinated, pulled together black and white entertainers to assist martin luther king in the civil rights movement, we witnessed the struggle sammy went through in his conversion of his religion. we get an inside seat to h

reporting live in des moines claire powell local5 news we are iowa claire powell local5 news we are iowa jack: claire, thanks. jack: new at five. an attempted child enticement that altoona police are checking out. two kids say they were approached at 5th avenue southwest and 3rd street. that's where local five's kattey ortiz is to explain what happened. from now on before and after school there will be extra police officers here at altoona elementary. police say two men drove up to two kids walking home from school, yelling at them saying they had candy and to get in the truck. obviously terrified, they ran back towards the school and alerted a crossing guard while the men drove off. police are actively investigating this incident and are asking parents to talk to their children about stranger danger. they say in this case ... the kids absolutely did the right thing. we'll have reaction from rents in the neighborhood tonight at ten. in altoona kattey ortiz local five news we are iowa. jack: driver had brown hair, goatee, black driver had brown hair, goatee, black hat. brown hair and hat.

liz tag: powell says she never met with or talked to pitino... pitino told espn today, mcgee needs do the right thing and tell the truth. so far, mcgee has declined to comment. eh, abc news, ny. " shifting to the presidential race, one of the candidates on the democratic side of the race has decided to step out ofcontention. jim webb says, "i have laid forththnd frankly i'm not comfortable with many of thiers. for this reason i'm withdrawing from any conseration of being the democratic party nominee for president." that was jim webb, the former virginia senator, now former democratic candidate for president. webb made the announcement today in washington, saying hie's stepping away from the democratic party nominating process, but might consider a future bid a aan independent candidide. i love this country and all is has allowed me to do d my family over the last several decades and i will always put country over political party or ambition. so here we are, i'm stepping aside from the democratic primary process, but i will never abandon my loyalt

powell admits she's never met pitino and "doesn't know if pitino knew" about the parties. the university, the ncaa and local authorities are conducts investigations and louisville and mcgee are declining comment. david? >> ryan, thank you. >>> hail, high winds, thunderstorms, up to ten inches of rain expected in parts of texas in the coming days. look at this. new images this evening from el paso. the rainbow there in the background. in new mexico, what looks like snow in this family's backyard, but that, again, is hail. and the street flooded. let's get right to rob tonight, because there are real flooding dangers. >> reporter: worried about flooding in texas, an area that could use the rain, but it could be too much at one time. three areas of moisture coming in. a tropical storm that is going to be a hurricane, a storm from the west and waves of moisture from the gulf of mexico going to converge on texas. flash flood warnings for texas six to ten inches. this is an area that saw terrible flooding this past spring. going to get more rain and flooding issues. >> tracking

here is the idea: shut down powell to cars. do not allow cars from the cable car turn around to the base of union square at geary. officials say it is too crowded. the cable cars constantly stop asking starting. they say it wears on the cables and could cause run away trains. delivery truck drivers admit it is very crewed but say they need to get in here. >> they would have to walk a long way to make their deliveries. it would an bad idea. >> the merchants worry about plan, with store and hotel managers saying the side streets are already clogged and it will make it worse. officials say they will work with merchants and delivery truck drivers considering even allowing delivery trucks 24 hours a day, up for discussion which will start at 10:00 this morning with a public hearing a city hall. >>> now a check with drew tuma here for mike. drew? >> we are tracking a fine finish to the work week. live doppler hd shows the past couple of mornings were active and today is convey it. you will not need the umbrellas. right now, good morn

powell admits she never met pitino and doesn't know if he knew about the parties. the university, the ncaa and local authorities are conducts investigations and louisville and mcgee are declining comment. david? >> ryan, thank you. >>> we turn now to the severe weather slamming the southwest tonight. hail, high winds, thunderstorms, up to ten inches of rain expected in parts of texas in the coming days. look at this. new images this evening from el paso. hail falling, but the rainbow there in the background. and in las cruces, new mexico, what looks like snow in this family's backyard, but that, again, is hail. and the street, of course, flooded. let's get right to rob tonight, because there are real flooding dangers. >> reporter: yeah, worried about flooding in texas, an area that can actually use the rain, but what's coming could be too much at one time. three areas of moisture coming in. a tropical storm that's probably going to be a hurricane, a storm from the west and some waves of moisture from the gulf of mexico going to converge on texas. so, we've got flas

powell street in union square is one of the most congested corridors in the city. cable cars are constantly forced to stop and start and that wear and tear is causing the cables themselves to fray. now, the municipal transportation agency is considering a pilot program, banning motorists from ellis to gary. >> we don't know what the economic impact would be or the social impact. >> reporter: nick owns lefty o'douls in the square and urges more research before cars are banned. there were hotels working with the transportation agency. >> we want guests to arrive by cars or muni. >> reporter: 4,000 pedestrians walk powell at peak times. this is a high injury corridor that could benefit from the change. >> when you have so many people walking and vehicles trying to get through and turn quickly, it all makes for a dangerous situation. >> reporter: this would not be the first time traffic has been disrupted in union square. work on the central subway is out the front door of john's grill since 2011. for the owner, business is still booming and he supports the proposed ca

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it's called the powell street safety and improvement pilot. if it passes, it will be on powell between ellis and geary for a year and a half. >> you know from cable cars to electric cars, i'm understanding there is a lot of competition turning mean when it comes to plugging in your electric vehicle. more people are buying them but there is not enough plugs. >> reporter: that is right. who knew? people who are green are getting a little testy about this. because you know when you god to gas station there is tons of them everywhere. but when it comes to electric charging stations, they are trickier to find. we know that how popular these cars are here until california especially san francisco but the push to make the state greener is creating an unintended side effect. it's making people grouchy. apparently drivers are fighting for those recharging spots. a charging station as you know they are scattered throughout the city duh but not too many of them. we understand electric vehicle owners are unplugging one anothers cars. trading insults and c

allen, the butler and powell.hink it's best summed up like this, on the day marshall was nominated he was in the white house and there were three african-american butlers. they were serving tea and refreshments. one of those butlers was eugene allen. mr. allen lived and worked at sometimes a lot at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, the most powerful address. in the 50s, much of the 60s he could go back to his native virginia and quick try on his suit in a store. now he is serving thurgood marshall. thurgood marshall has seen how the law can subjugate blacks. thurgood marshall, i know, looked at those black butlers in the white house and his mindset was i'm going to keep using the law to elevate your. that, to me, is why i love the majesty and mystery of history. [applause]. >> with that, thank you very much. [applause]. >> lets thank will hagood for an engrossing conversation. we are running a bit long, but we have time for a couple of questions from the audience. i know you want to take this opportunity to talk to mr. ha

i would think that would be more secure than whatever colin powell had, if it was colin powell, at aol.com -- >> he had private e-mails. but they were on the government server. that's the difference. it's the server that is capable of being hacked by foreign governments. if she had 61,000 e-mails over four years on one server, and that not one classified, i will eat this table. >> no salt, no butter, no oil, nothing but those horrible -- >> how about on the side? >> then you're going to tempt me. let me tell you. where were you at 6:00 this morning? i was at spin class this morning at 6:00. >> we saw 10,000 e-mails that came out what she considered government related. obviously there were many that got turned back. >> right. >> the one thing we know that we didn't know before the release of those 10,000 e-mails is she has a special place in her heart for -- beyond that, she was trying to make the u.s. safe, to import -- >> did she have stock in dee fillka fish? >> excuse me one second. richard goodstein. listen, madam secretary, i really appreciate the call. but i'm actually hitting here w

jack: local 5's claire powell joins us live from the courthouse with the latest. claire? claire: jack and stephanie, after 16 hours and two full days of deliberation the jury in the attempted murder trial for pete polson has still not reached a verdict. they had a lot of questions today too- asking the judge and attorneys to clarify what "intoxication" and "mental disability" means in relation to this case and if attempted murder necessitates premedatation or motive... but through the lot of evidence mention, 40 witnesses who've taken the stand including the three shooting victims. polson himself even took the stand last thursday and friday - testifying to the jury he doesnt remember the shooting, he would never intentionally shoot anyone and that he was denied a drug test from jail. all of these things are part of the lengthy jury deliberation... again they had multiple questions for clarification from the judge today including what intoxication means in this case and even a question about the attempted murder charges. "states asked if attempted murder neccessitates prem

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. >> because those voting machines handle powell equipment it is important they go on the correct truck. >> once again do push the benefits get the gate back down this driver knows that's the order that expects it that way we we can't deliver those machines to the wrong place they've not work on to ballot and he'll have to pull from his right that's as the the optical scanning and system. >> 7604. >> 76 a 4. >> every time we move a vetting components is tracks it's location and handling system. >> a week before election day 7 to 10 trucks roll out to deliver the powell packaged to the polls around the city. >> hello department the elections dropping off the powell equipment and. >> using the scanning manager an employee checks off to make sure they have they're voting equipment and supplies on election day what happens in a powell worker delivers the door locked at the polling place? >> on election day the rather sedata city hall cafe is a beehive of the activity teams work to settle issues that may arise in the field. >> this is the election center and wall the election center essentia

♪ reddit became front-page news this summer when alan powell tried to clamp down on harassment.eddit recently launched its own new site. back with me is the cofounder, now back at reddit full-time. ted.nt to start with upvo how is it going? alexis: our editor has done a great job. we have generated over 900,000 unique sites. we are well on track for our goals for the first month. we wanted to prove a straightforward thesis. these aggregator sites have really built businesses out of harvesting this content. how can we do that faster and better? emily: you have jack at twitter trying to reformulate the product. 300 million plus users. how do you see yourselves in a world where twitter exists? alexis: both platforms have a role to play. just seeing how when you bring that founder mentality that, you can reinvigorate folks. one of the things that has been so great was just seeing this company start growing, doing the things we should have done over the years. grow -- tomanaged to be the top -- the 10th biggest site in the country. powell may clamping down on harassment a huge priori

conor powell has more from jerusal jerusalem. >> reporter: after weeks of escalating violence, blood shed showing no signs of letting up here. at least one israeli is dead and more than a dozen injured after one attacker opened fire at a central bus station sunday night, police killing the assailant, but also shooting another man mistaken for and attack er. and is this after israeli further tightened security. dozens of checkpoints and placing large concrete walls between arab and israeli neighborhoods. violence erupted months ago as jewish groups pushed for more access to their holiest site. the effort enraging palestinians. john kerry announcing he will meet with israeli prime minister netanyahu in germany this week in an effort to calm tensions and then will travel to the region to meet with mahmoud abbas. what exactly the secretary of state can do to ease tensions here isn't clear. israeli police have described the attackers as young lone wolf individuals who lack connections to groups like hamas but are enraged by social media, making them extremely difficult to stop. conor powe

and their eyes just lit up like, well, yeah. >> powell said she would even have sex with the recruit'sts and guardians in order to get the players to sign with the school. in our "outside the lines," she said it's hard to believe that pitino didn't know what was going on. >> four years, a boat load of recruits, a bet load of dancers, loud music, alcohol, security, cameras, basketball players who came in at will. you've got players that are so loyal to pitino, who wouldn't go back and be like, hey, you know, we got dancers and sex and all that going on. my thing is, how could he not know? >> reporter: at louisville's tip-off luncheon, coach pitino said he knew nothing about the allegations, but he would get to the bottom of it. >> if there was any wrong doing, it's a big if, and people have to pay for their crimes, and that's an if. i hope those ifs are not true. >> reporter: pitino has since said he has no plans to step down. in a public letter to fans, he said, quote, i will not resign and let you down. some day i will walk away in celebration of many memorable years, but that time is

stephanie: local 5's claire powell is live with tonight's big story. claire the prosecution wrapped up their case this afternoon with wrapped up their case this afternoon with 37 witnesses... showing more than 20 lbs of marijuana and drug paraphanila scattered and hidden in polson's home an ex girlfriend and friend of polson took the stand for the defense explaining how erratic polson would get when he would injest meth and that he did in fact injest meth the night before the shooting took place. roll cue - weekened before the shooting happened " that's when i saw his behavior change. that night or the night before is when i askedhim to leave my claire roll cue: pulled over " i just know i would never intentionally do this. i'm sorry from the bottom of my heart. i'd never hurt anyone like that. i wish i would have just shot myself never hurt anyone like that. i wish i would have just shot myself never hurt anyone like that. i wish i would have just shot myself that day instead of those people. i'm sorry. i appologize, i'm families. " police found digit

jack: local 5's claire powell is following the trial and has more details. claire? claire this trial is moving ahead of schedule, bringing thirteen more witnesses to the stand. including the third shooting victim- who told the jury he was inches away from taking two bullets to his chest. more neighbors, pleasant hill officers and d-c-i agents took the stand to testify- all 13 wrapping up by 2:30 this afternoon.. some told the jury they spotted the same green ford explorer driving out of their neighborhoods on november 17th. including the third shooting victim matthew stephenson- who told the jury he was nearly shot twice after randomly seeing the man he identified as polson on a side street. he said he hid behind his truck, watching as polson shot several more times before driving away. at that time i couldnt believe someone tried to kill me, they werent playing, they tried to kill me, had no idea what was going on" patrol troopers who followed and arrested polson after the shooting also took the stand. showing "never before seen" dashcam video of polson's arrest. b

powell alleging that she and other escorts were hired to have sex with team members.harge that head coach rick pitino calls unbelievable. >> i questioned everybody. 15 people said they had no knowledge of it. >> reporter: in the book, "breaking cardinal rules," co-written by dick cady, powell shares text messages and ledgers. which she says prove graduatesy tis about paid her and other girls to dance and have sex in the cardinals' dorms between 2010 and 2014. >> they are probably 14 different women who were at these parties as dancer. >> reporter: the women allegedly entering through the dorm's side door. then, according to the book, players would pick which girls they wanted to have sex with and andre would quote, "work a side-deal." >> we never paid her to have sex with a player or a recruit. >> reporter: mcgee now on administrative leave from his position, denying powell's story. his attorney saying, there's no proof. >> we haven't located a single witness to corroborate the allegations in this book. >> reporter: louisville says as soon as the university became awa

local 5's claire powell is live with the answers. claire: jack, it boils down to a difference in officer numbers. the waukee police department has 18 officers while des moines has nearly 400... and with the new technology comes the questions of department policies and how the video is handled after its taken. "theyre very expensive and storage but we've been fortunate enough to get the money through the donation and city supporting us" after a 14 thousand dollar private donation and city contribution, all 18 waukee police officers are now sporting body cameras. the cameras will record all officer interaction. but it's what happens with that video is what waukee is still deciding. "they put their body camera, dock it and once they do that, the information downloads to our server and is stored" but when local 5 asked what video is saved and who can review the video... we discovered some unchartered territory. "is it open to the public?? no, not right now. but that's subject to change.." so right now, if you wanted to go see any of the

in jerusalem, conor powell, fox news. larry>> still to come tonight at nine... it's not just big- box retail chains adding staff for the holidays. how many workers *amazon* plans to add this season in tonight's fox means business r rort... diana>> but first... the nation's capitol is buzzing ahead of hillary clinton's planned testimony in front of the benghazi committee thursday. why committee members are coming up after the break. diana>> washington is preparing for what could be a showdown on capitol l ll... when former secretary of state - and current presidential candidate- hillary clinton testifies about her role leading up to the 2012 attacks in benghazi libya that killed four americans... including ambassador christopher stevens, larry>> our national correspondent kristine frazao takes a look at what we can expect at ththsday's hearing. "the long-running benghazi investigation." three years and many thousands of news reports later, a day of reoning for hillary clinton. while most of the meetings by the house select

ron powell was his name. >> at first i'm not thinking i want to go up there. when i heard her family saying "can you help us," and us meant mark, i thought, you know -- >> the victim's family. the accused represented by you because they believe he's independent? >> correct. >> that's a once in a while thing, sort of never happens. >> yeah, never. >> reporter: but 14 months after the murder when mark went on trial, the family, his, karen's, and theirs, filled the galleries every day to support him. >> you were there because you know that person. >> reporter: the judge allowed camera in court but no audio. so we can't play you the testimony of that woman from idaho and decided to conceal her identity. that's the one he texted and phoned and hadn't seen in more than three decades. still, was it to be with her, said the state, that mark killed his wife. on the stand -- >> at one point she said mark had mentioned that if they were meant to be together, something bad would have to happen. >> reporter: the woman didn't seem to know what mark meant by that. but the pr

conor powell, fox news. >> the situation in the middle home. city. >> now, one side is supporting israelis, the other supporting palestinians, we're life from midtown just blocks from where the profests are going -- i mean, the middle east conflict is playing out right here in times square. just behind me, there's a pro-israeli concert planned for today. you see this whole area's blocked off here. on the other side, just about a block away from here s where the pro-palestinians were. they've now made their way over here. it hasn't been violent, but it's certainly been volatile at times. [inaudible conversations] >> as i was mentioning before, behind me is a pro-israel event. they're out here, obviously, in big numbers. they anticipated having about 20,000 people out here. i don't know if that many are here, but this whole area is packed. and what you're seeing now is kind of a back and forth as the pro-palestinians have made their way over here. they are separated just by fences and going back in back. a lot of people on the happy with the fact that mayor de blasio is over there right now.

i would think that would be more secure than whatever colin powell had, if it was colin powell, at aol.comthe difference. it's the server that is capable of being hacked by foreign governments. if she had 61,000 e-mails over four years on one server, and that not one classified, i will eat this table. >> no salt, no butter, no oil, nothing but those horrible -- >> how about on the side? >> then you're going to tempt me. let me tell you. where were you at 6:00 this morning? i was at spin class this morning at 6:00. >> we saw 10,000 e-mails that came out what she considered government related. obviously there were many that got turned back. >> right. >> the one thing we know that we didn't know before the release of those 10,000 e-mails is she has a special place in her heart for -- beyond that, she was trying to make the u.s. safe, to import -- >> did she have stock in dee fillka fish? >> excuse me one second. richard goodstein. listen, madam secretary, i really appreciate the call. but i'm actually hitting here with jeanine pirro. can i call you back? >> tell her i want her on my show. >>

local 5's claire powell has been following the trial. she joins us live with more. claire/tvu the prosecution wrapped up their case this afternoon with 37 witnesses... showing more marijuana and drug paraphanila scattered and hidden in polson's home an ex girlfriend and friend of polson took the stand for the defense explaining how erratic polson would get when he would injest meth and that he did in fact injest meth the night before the shooting took place. she (billi jo bailey) saw him just 6 hours before the shooting took place - never was violent before but asked him to leave on nov. 16th. -found digital scales, 20+ pounds of marijuana, meth residue, money counter, dirty spoons, edibles, all indicative of drug trafficking . they'll be back in court tomorrow morning at 9. we'll have more on this story tonight on local 5 news at 6. reporting live in des moines claire powell local 5 news we are iowa. jack: new at 5 tonight. are under a burn ban. jack: due to recent dry weather, the iowa department of public safety's fire marshal issued burn bans in these twelve cou

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