questions investigating her use of an e-mail server, all three invoked their right against self-incrimination codingig to officials from a companyia that maintains the server, a former state department computer specialistst who set up the servert did not even show up to capitol hill, he refused to answer questions last investigated the benghazi attacks. >> trump campaign wishes for a speedy recovery, continues to hammer hillary clinton for calling some trump supporters a basket of the portables.f while my opponent's letters you the portable, i call you hard-working american patriots love your country. >> iccothat same comment is creating controversy for running mate mike pence, who met withtr republican leadership in former kkk leader david duke came up again. >> donald trump and i have denounced david doak reputedly. >> the children above campaign to return to the trail with chelsea speaking in. north carolina and ivanka trump in pennsylvania ruling out his child care affordability policy. mr. trump is to hold canton tomorrow the city wanted to pay for security cost, the cityc base more than

clinton's private use of an e-mail server all three invoking their constitutional right against self-incrimination today according to officials from a private company that maintain her server, a former state department computer specialist who seter up her server to not even show up ater the hearing, also refused to answer question before a house panel last year investigating the benghazi attacks.n >> if you want to vote early in this november election, today the supreme court declined to restore early voting in ohio last month a lower court eliminated to the so-called golden lake in which people could register to vote and then vote early, state democrats pus him more people to vote including minority voters of the state argued it creates too much of a burden on election officials, the high court action needs bloggers can start casting ballots in the fall election o october 12 . a man excelled at releasing top-secret information wants am presidential pardon, edward snowden is charged with violating the espionage act oro revealing classified informatio is now in russia com makes were moral and ethic

a few flat out refused to testify and pleaded the fifth exercising their right against self-incrimination and the aide who helped set up the server didn't even bother to show up. his attorney is saying he's asserting his right not to testify. >> reporter: the ip staffer pagliano was a no-show. the decision to defy congress will have consequences. >> when you are served a subpoena from the united states congress that is not an optional activity and he's not here today. >> reporter: his attorney and democrats said the hearing was driven by the republican agenda to keep the e-mail issue alive to further embarrass hillary clinton and the witnesses. pagliano pleaded the fifth as well as others, they deleted the archive despite a court order to preserve the records. >> what did they learn? >> reporter: they heard from a long time aide to bill clinton, he used a hammer to destroy two of the blackberries, but testified it was not an intention to destroy her e-mails. >> no, it was not in any way to destroy or hide any information at all. i couldn't speak to any information that was records. i was

congress that we have a first amendment and we have a fifth amendment that protects us against self-incrimination. our congress had an obligation to honor those basic principles of our constitution. so i had the idea of being a lawyer was a pretty good thing. you could get a job and work for pay, but you could also help tune withociety in our most basic values. i was not fully appreciative of hurdles i would face. in 1956 when i started law school, there was no antidiscrimination law, no title vii. certainly no title ix. employers were totally upfront and saying we don't want any lady lawyers, or we had a woman lawyer wants and she was terrible. [laughter] >> how many men have you engaged that did not work out? [laughter] >> but it was interesting. my family was concerned that i wanted to be a lawyer, until i got married. i got married last year at cornell. my husband, who was the greatest tax professor in america and taught at georgetown for many years. my family thought, well, it's ok now. if it does not work out, she will have a man to support her. [laughter] >> and when did you decide that yo

it's more important to public safety than it is for the defendant's fifth amendment right to self-incriminationl be working on him, questioning him over and over with different investigators trying to hit different angles persuading him and trying to get limb to talk and give up some information. so we know, like, for example, with the notebook, we're looking at motive. looking at intent. looking at affiliation. those are the things they're going to go after with regard to extracting information. >> see if we get anything. got a few things out of tsarnaev and then clam up. paul crookshank, anthony may,'s stephen kardian and bob may thank you. >>> up next, accused of shooting at police officers and planting bombs as well to try to kill american citizens. so does he deserve the protection of the u.s. constitution? some suggest that ahmed rahami be treated as an enemy combatant and denied due process. is that legal? cure cancer million? far off. liver disease treatment. that by voting yes on prop 61 - costs. dollars pass. don't let that happen. it - because one day it might. >>> for now, ahmad kha

at this session be refused to answer questions, invoking his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. the commit eissued subpoenas for employees from colorado company that managed the clip top server and in march of 2015 an employee deleted clinton's e-mail archive despite a comal and court order to preserve the record. >> we enlist the united states summary shalls to deliver three subpoenas and expect them to show up tomorrow morning, evidently two of them have been granted immunity by the fbi so i expect them to sing like song birds. >> reporter: the ranking democrat on the committee, ely jaw cummings, first you accuse clinton of criminal activity anding without evidence and then rush to subpoena them virtually guaranteeing some will invoke the fifth amendment. one of the colorado employees was again what they call use immunity from prosecution in the fbi case and you may be wondering why they seem to be jamming so many hearings quickly. they need to get this wrapped up by the end of same bus in october everybody will be out campaigning. >> of course, thank you. >>> would you want

by the way invoked the privilege against self-incrimination but give immunity to the person on the otherhat conversation. >> i have got to tell you. i don't know whether you follow the program or not, professor, but i in the beginning told my audience that i trusted james comby the fbi chief. i no longer do. i don't believe that this is an honest investigation. i believe that this is political, i believe they never wanted to find out what happened and that is what this country is facing. >> what concerns me most,bill, people view our country two systems of justice. >> if it is, if it is corruption, it is corruption at the highest level. professor, thank you. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. shocking new information about the man shot dead by charlotte police keith scott. he was convicted of shooting a man in san antonio. served six years in prison why wasn't that widely reported. former miss universe going after trump. does anybody care about this? we hope you stay tuned to those reports. attention! did you or anyone in your household work around asbestos-contain

they pleaded the fifth exercising their right against self incrimination. and the former clinton aid who set up the server didn't even show up to the hearing. >>> a driver has taken three counts of attempted murder degree charges tonight ach slamming a car into phoenix police officers. three of them injured in what the police chief calls a violent intentional act. the fourth office every was hurt. the suspect allegedly backed out of a backing space, circled parking lot then accelerated toward the officers. >>> back to "hannity." for all of your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >>> well my opponent slanders you as deplorable and irredeemable, i call you hardworking american patriots who love your country and went a better future for all of our people. it's this attitude of arrogance that explain why hillary clinton made 13 phones disappear, including with a hammer. so the fbi couldn't see them and why she bleached her e-mails after a congressional subpoena. that's after the subpoena came. this isn't before. that's after the subpoena came. this is a scandal

will not be testifying after all, citing his previously evoked fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. this hearing comes as mike pence meets with his former house colleagues for their weekly conference. pence is also expected to meet privately with the house speaker paul ryan. of course we'll take you there live when that happens. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," could the commander in chief be hillary clinton's trump card this election? ♪ at northrop grumman, we've been developing new ways to execute the mission. what once was seen, now stays undetected. where alarms were once raised, now there's silence. with our full-spectrum cyber capabilities, our military can eliminate enemy threats, at the push of a button. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. endless shrimp is back at hold red lobster.rks. that means you get to tr

that is the right against self-incrimination, bill. bill: catherine herridge on the hill.tha: jails son chaffetz is now speaking. let's listen in. >> -- had it installed in the basement of her private residence in chappaqua be, new york, he registered the email domain, clintonemail.com in 2009, the same day secretary clinton's confirmation hearing began in the united states senate. mr. cooper has described his role in managing secretary clinton's private server as quote, customer service face, end quote. he explained to the fbi he helped secretary clinton set up her mobile devices and fished with them, he would break them in half or destroy them with a hammer. interesting, mr. cooper was never employed by the state department while he managed the server. she used to conduct the business of the government. mr. cooper needed upgrading to the server for better service he turned to mr. bryan pagliano. mr. pagliano had worked for secretary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign and was in the process of closing out the campaign's i.t. assets when mr. cooper called to discuss a ne

our congress that we have a first amendment and we have fifth amendment protections against self-incrimination. and that our congress had an obligation to honor those basic principles of our constitution. so i had the idea of being a lawyer was a pretty good thing. you could get a job and work for pay but you could also help keep the society in tune with our most basic values. i wasn't fully appreciative of the hurdle that i would face because in 1956 when i started law school, there was no anti-discrimination law, no title vii. certainly no title ix. and employers were totally up front in saying, we don't want any lady lawyers in this shop, or, we had a woman lawyer once, and she was terrible. [laughter] so i asked how many men have you engaged that didn't work out? [laughter]. but it was interesting thing. my family was concerned that i wanted to be a lawyer until i got married. i married my last year at cornell, and my husband, who was the greatest tax professor in america, and he taught at georgetown for many years, my family thought, well it's okay now if ruth wants to be a lawyer because

that managed former secretary clinton's server recently pled the fifth two congress to avoid self-incrimination. you are aware that? >> just. >> 15,000 more work-related e-mails were discovered, though there'd been an attempt to wrongly delete them. you are aware that? >> i think we discovered them. >> right. to me, director comey, what i cited are not the actions of innocent people. there is a distinct possibility that mrs. clinton orders have directed others to destroy evidence in an investigation which, of course, is against the law. so i would urge you to read open your investigation. do you want to comment on that? >> i don't. >> okay. i know you can't do with what we have or have not but i believe i've given evidence of new information that is relevant and substantial that would justify reopening the investigation. my next question is by no you've granted immunity to a number of individuals but if you information that is relevant and substantial, you would be able to investigate them further, wouldn't you? >> not to quibble. the fbi doesn't grant immunity to anybody. the department of jus

that managed former secretary clinton's recently put the fifth amendment to congress to avoid self-incrimination. >> your wear that? >> yes. >> lastly, 15000 more work-related e-mails were discovered and there have been an attempt to wrongly delete them. your wear that? >> i think we discover them. >> to me, what i cited is not the actions of innocent people. there's a distinct possibility that mrs. clinton or her staff directed others to destroy evidence in a government a government investigation which of course is against the law. so, i would urge you to reopen your investigation. do you want to comment on that? >> i do not. >> i know you can't tell us whether you have or have not, but i believe i've given evidence of new information that is relevant and substantial that would justify reopening the investigation. my next question is this. i know you granted immunity to a number of individuals. if you had new information that was relevant and substantial, you would be able to investigate them further, wouldn't you? >> the fbi doesn't grant immunity tenable to, the department of justice can gran

guy on the phone call with clinton's attorneys who by the way invoked the privilege against self-incriminationother party to the conversation. >> this is damaging, tarnishing the reputation of the best law enforcement entity on the planet because they didn't even follow their own basic rules in this case. >> yeah, no kidding. judge. thank you very much for dropping by. >>> all the best. >> another thousand pages are coming over the weekend. >> which means i'll be reading over the weekend. >>> we begin with a fox news alert. a story we're following all morning. panic breaking out at a zoo after two lions escaped. this all unfolding in germany. two male lions somehow slipped out of their cages overnight and are somewhere on the zoo grounds. an emergency plan is now in place. the zoo will be closed to the public until the one-year-old lions are found. >>> this video revealed, protesters throwing bottles at police officers on the streets outside of san diego. others yelling for them to stop throwing glass bottles. the protesters are outraged over the killing of alfred alongo. the 38-year-old is in

that means legally, but it is a development in the e-mail -- >> to me, i always thought it was self-incriminationgoing to come after me. >> and then bryan pagliano, who had immunity, didn't testify before congress. stuart: true. >> he didn't show up. stuart: i wonder if we'll get a full answer to the e-mail scandal before the election. i still don't think we will, but maybe this is an incremental move, tweel see. >>> in a moment, we're going to discuss bringing coal jobs back to america. reason to this. >> hillary clinton wants to put the coal miners out of work, ban hydraulic fracking in almost all places and extensively restrict and ban energy production on public lands and in most offshore areas. >> we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. ...as a combination of see products.. and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od emoyees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. always has to be

that managed former secretary clinton's recently put the fifth amendment to congress to avoid self-incrimination. >> your wear that? >> yes. >> lastly, 15000 more work-related e-mails were discovered and there have been an attempt to wrongly delete them. your wear that? >> i think we discover them. >> to me, what i cited is not the actions of innocent people. there's a distinct possibility that mrs. clinton or her staff directed others to destroy evidence in a government a government investigation which of course is against the law. so, i would urge you to reopen your investigation. do you want to comment on that? >> i do not. >> i know you can't tell us whether you have or have not, but i believe i've given evidence of new information that is relevant and substantial that would justify reopening the investigation. my next question is this. i know you granted immunity to a number of individuals. if you had new information that was relevant and substantial, you would be able to investigate them further, wouldn't you? >> the fbi doesn't grant immunity tenable to, the department of justice can gran