it was totally aboveboard. the government, i communicated with, and that was a lot of people, knew i was using a personal email. david: yeah, but last week, betsy, fox news found out, in a series of emails between huma and hillary, that in fact a lot of people at the state department didn't know about this private server? >> it was so aboveboard she had to have her staff delete 31,000 emails instead of turning them over to investigators t was so aboveboard her team fought doj and fbi tooth and nail until it became politically impossible for them to resist being part of this investigation. i find this very baffling, right? she was so aboveboard and her apology is so authentic she decided to apologize after focus group of new hampshire voters said, hey, get your act together. maybe you should say you're sorry. bewildering. david: nomiki, the bottom line, she never given a credit explanation why she need ad private server. >> and you know, to be fair here, that is probably because her lawyers are telling her to do

. >> what i had done was allowed, aboveboard, but in retrospect, as i look back, even though it was allowed, i should have used two accounts, one for personal, one for work related e-mails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. >> late tonight clinton posted a similar apology to her supporters on facebook and twitter. >>> well, you don't have to be a tennis fan to appreciate the emotional sisters showdown tonight at the u.s. open. the williams sisters playing each other again. sports anchor rob powers is here with the highlights and results. >> bill this was more than just the top seed against the 23rd seed. this was family. little sister serena williams on one side, venus williams on the other. serena in pursuit of tennis' grand slam. to make history she would have to beat venus. 14th match against one another in a major. serena had won eight. 27th meeting as pros. serena with the edge. she was strong in the first 70. 15 binners, only twown forced errors. broke serve twice, won the set 6-2. the second set, venus rallies. venus takes the second set 6-1. they decid

i really didn't perhaps appreciate the need do t what i had done was allowed, it was aboveboard, the next paragraph, it was allowed, aboveboard, so she has said that a great misunderstanding about her innocence and she is at fault for not making her innocence clear sooner but once you get beyond that, at the -- i don't know that the country's following this very much, but they see her kind of floundering here and stories about the fbi investigation and see aides taking fifth amendment before congressional committees, while this is going on, she is essentially losing right now to bernie sanders because the contest is really in iowa and new hampshire at this point. she is essentially losing there. she is losing there to a man who says the problem is the billionaire class. there are 536 people in this country who are billionaires, that is the -- sufficient to put her in the losing position to this guy. so i don't think it's working. >> juan, there was a story on the front page of the "washington post" today that says if the company was managing her private servers says they don't know a

. >> had i done was allowed and aboveboard. in retrospect as i look back at it now as it was allowed, i should have used two accounts, one important father-in-law and one for work related e-mails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. >> mrs. clinton spoke with world news tonight anchor david muir offering and apology after declining to do so a few days earlier. a few hours later mrs. clinton posted a similar apology to her supporters an facebook and twitter. >>> the ongoing e-mail saga may be dragging clinton down in the polls. the latest survey shows support for hillary clinton dropping from 52% a month ago to 42% now. undeclared joe biden at 22% and senator bernie sanders at 20%, virtually tied for second. >>> stephen colbert used his first late night show to bring out his first guest republican candidate jeb bush. he said it would be one of the times he didn't have to share the stage with 16 other people. >> i am say something her reparticular. i don't think barack obama has bad motives. >> you we

make sure i answered those questions starting with the fact that my personal e-mail use was fully aboveboard. it was allowed by the state department, as they have cop firmed. but in retrospect, it certainly would have been better. i take responsibility. i should have had two accounts, one for personal and one for work-related. >> andrea mitchell joins us live from new york now. andrea, clinton is taking a different tone now. she is no longer making jokes about that, wiping the server clean with a wash cloth. >> she is not making jokes about it. i think they are really taking this seriously now, they have seen the impact. they know they have to hit the reset button. and i think your going to see that. she is going to be doing more interviews. she is taking questions this. and they know they want to starting with today and then labor day, try to get ahead of this. it is going to tail them for quite a while because the emails are going to continue to come out. the fbi is investigating. she is going to be testifying to congress in october. but they have to at least take a different tone because

fully aboveboard. people in the government certainly knew i was using personal email. i tried to be transparent. that includes releasing 55,000 pages which is unprecedented. nobody else i'm aware of has ever done that. >> what also caught our iowas hillary's answer to it 2016, appearing to be the year of outsider and whether that puts her in a bit of a fix. listen to this. >> i can not imagine anyone being more of an outsider than the first woman president. think about it now. >> i agree but your name, we have not -- >> all these mothers and fathers bring me placements with all the presidents and bring their daughters, my daughter has a question for you. the daughter says, how come there are no girls on this placemat. -- >> i agree that is difference. >> that is pretty big unconventional choice. >> i agree you know what i'm asking into hillary clinton, politician for two decades is an outsider. judge andrew napolitano. if you say it over and over. >> perhaps people will believe it. former secretary of state. former first lady. former united states senator of state of n

as she's quote apologizing she kept saying last night what she did was allowed and aboveboard.pologize if it's allowed and above board. >> that's an excellent question you pose, sean, as usual. you have a situation here with the spokesman for the state department agrees with you. this was not illegal, although it is discouraged. so the question becomes why apologize if it's not illegal. the answer is, obviously, politics and the polls. >> wait a minute. she can't admit that she broke the law because as soon as she does, her campaign blows up. >> that's what i was going to say, sean. she is facing a serious investigation by the fbi whether they call it criminal or not. rest assured -- >> when did the fbi do an investigation that's not criminal? >> good point. >> well, from her point of view, she cannot acknowledge wrongdoing because, a, it was allowed. b, whether you think she lied or not, she sure can't say anything other than -- >> doug, she sent out a memo as secretary of state telling people with her signature on it not to use their personal devices. >> but that's not illega

these two men, medgar and aaron henry, bring the naacp aboveboard and begin to make strong statements about what the challenge was. medgar do is. this is a tremendous blow. -- medgar dies. this is a tremendous blow for aaron henry. the man who almost rebuilt the organization is 0 no longer there. they depended on each other and so on, and his brother arrives, who had not been in the state, there were tensions in the beginning. charlie evers was a man of strong opinion, and there were many differences in the beginning, but he became the field secretary for the naacp, and so they worked together until the movement moves from the social movement part to the political mobilization, and charlie evers had political ambitions of his own, and so they began to diverge, and it was for henry a bitter disappointment that the further they moved away. >> thank you. dennis mitchell, i mentioned i just heard you talk about how you felt certain commitment to kind of write a different version of mississippi history from that we have been exposed to, and i told you earlier, if you would indulge me, i'll

i will continue to say that, as i've also said many times, it was allowed and it was fully aboveboard. at the end of the day, i am sorry that this has been confusing to people and has raised a lot of questions but there are answers to all these questions and i will continue to provide those answers. >> andrea mitchell will be joining us at the top of our next hour, 6:00, to talk about this exclusive interview. she also reports on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt tonight at 7:00 right after news4 at 6:00. >>> right now, new york city science teacher is in police custody. she is accused of crashing a drone into the stands during the u.s. open tennis tournament. nbc's sheldon dutes reports. >> early conjecture seems to be a drone landed in the stadium seats. >> reporter: a doan that crashed into these seats at the u.s. open was allegedly operated by new york city school teacher. last night's second round match between flavia pin net ta and nadia nick ka less ski was interrupted after a drone flew over the court and into the section of empty seats. >> seems as if that fell from somewhe

sure that i answer those questions starting with the fact that my personal e-mail use was fully aboveboard. it was allowed by the state department as they have confirmed. >> reporter: the interview also touched on clinton's declining favorability and her competition. what about the most talked about possible candidate to oppose clinton for the democratic nomination? vice president joe biden says he's still making up his mind. >> the most relevant factor in my decision is whether my family and i have the emotional energy to run. >> reporter: clinton said biden should be given space and respect. she also mentioned g.o.p. presidential rival donald trump, naming him the candidate of being against immigrants, women broadcasters and aides of other candidates. trump had his own problems when he wasn't able to answer questions about the heads of major terrorist organizations posed by a conservative radio talk show host. he's now blasting that host for using gotcha questions. in washington, stephanie ramos, channel 7 eyewitness news. , we . >>> fer following breaking -- we are following breaking ne

ultimately myself but a general manager we have a full-time staff their in charge of the dj and aboveboard on it is our general manager that will be doing most of work and she's listed on the application as well. >> are you promoting them as events or their winn and defining there. >> it will be general sort of every friday and saturday. >> okay. great. >> oh. >> i heard you let's see commissioner lee and then. >> it has tests own following financial district you know the place they're talking about is very small and you know it does create energy and their pricing is very interesting it goes from reasonable to very high. >> yep. >> you don't need 48 or 47 but it's a great place i don't think we have an issue here so - >> all right. thank you. >> commissioner caminong. >> so this is one of my farther places to go to you don't i did not realize you didn't have a po. >> this we switched i don't know about get into the control issues but switching over from a 41 it kind of got lard in overtime and ignorance is no excuse we we realized we need to be above board. >> that's great you said snow e

there were many months in which she said she did nothing wrong, everything she did was aboveboard andhe is saying she is sorry and it was a mistake. so this does follow a familiar pattern with the clintons and it's also true that this pattern has been followed by other politicians, admitting a mistake in politics is a very difficult thing to do. >> and one more question before we let you go. what's the latest on vice president joe biden. is he in or not? >> i think there's lots of rumblings, a lot of people preparing to help him get in. but the best reporting on his mind at the moment is he still prepared to make that personal and emotional -- >> john dickerson, thank you for joining us live. don't miss john at 10:30 on "face the nation" here on wusa9. >>> still to come this morning, it came out 55 years ago and now it's back, one of hitchcock's best films returns to the silver screen. >>> need to make room for your fall wardrobe? coming up in the tech minute, three ways to turn old clothes >>> just snap a few photos using the app, add a description and a price for clothing. once it's

it was fully aboveboard.government certainly knew i was using personal email but i tried to be transparent. >> failure in judgment on your part? >> look, it was permitted, it was allowed. i did it. i think that you know, people can make their own judgments about that but i have tried to be as transparent as i can. bill: it was about the email, all right? not the server, deneen. and the follow-up should have been about the server. and she has yet to get that question. >> this is reminder to me of what is is. you have hillary clinton now redefining what the word transparent sy means. i don't think she even knows, bill. she had classified information on unsecured devices in an unsecured server. she wasn't an office secretary. she was secretary of the united states and this to me is really big problem. bill: david, why not ask about the, well it is going to come up, right? there is debate in 2 1/2 weeks. >> right. there will be a hearing where she testifies in person and we're going to hear again and again, yes,

let me say that, yes, when i did it it was allowed it was aboveboard.r has been. >> they worry that people who are inside are too inside that that's why the economic situation is tilted against the middle class. they always feel like everybody can wiggle around the rules and that's something you have to deal with. >> of course it is. i have an economic policy centered on raising incomes. i want to go back to economic policies where we create millions of new jobs and where people's incomes rise, not just at the top, but at the middle and the bottom like they did for my husband. i'm not running for bill's third term i'm not running for president obama's third term. it would be foolish of me to say, you know what? that worked better than what the republicans offered. >> when asked to describe herself, she said i'm a real person with all the pluses an minuses that go along with being that. >>> iranian lawmakers will likely approve the controversial deal with the united states and others. president rouhani spoke last night. he asked about the hostility with

said that i will continue to say that as lives said many times it, was allowed and it was fully aboveboard. the people in the government knew that i was ewing a personal account. bill: karl rove is former white house deputy chief of staff and a fox news contributor. karl, good morning. good to see you this morning. >> good morning, martha. martha: hillary is rebooting according to numerous stories over the weekend. she took one opportunity on friday afternoon to talk about this andrea mitchell. you see what she said. no apology at this point, not part of the strategy apparently. >> yeah, i've been taken aback by two thing that secretary clinton said in recent days. she said in the interview with andrea mitchell, that what she did was allowed -- actually what she said she did not give much thought to it. in an interview with the ap, she said what i did was allowed by the state department. well, first of all, it gives a mind-set, which said i didn't think much about this here she is talking about communication with her top level said inside of the state department and she admits she didn't g

i will continue to say that, as i've also said many times, it was allowed and it was fully aboveboard the people in the government knew i was using paernl account, but it would have been better if i had had two separate accounts to begin with. and certainly i'm doing all i can now to try to be as transparent about what i did have on my work-related e-mails. >> did anyone in your inner circle say this isn't such a good idea, let's not do this? >> i was not thinking a lot when i got in. there was so much work to be done. we had so many problems around the world. i didn't really stop and think. at the end of the day i am sorry that this has been confusing to people and has raised a lot of questions, but there are answers to all these questions. >> joining the panel today, el joy williams, a political strategist and president of the brooklyn chapter of the naacp, is a hill ka pure, a reporter with bloomberg politics and john hart, editor in chief of the website opportunitylives. also former communications director for now retired oklahoma senator tom coburn. thanks to you all for being he

. >> my personal e-mail users fully aboveboard and allowed by the state department, as they have confirmedbeen better . i take her spots ability, i should have had two accounts. >> reporter: both congress and justice department are investigating whether classified information was e- mailed through the server. clinton's political rivals are using the issue to begin dashed today again. i'm andy rose reporting. >> new picture this morning of the surviving victims gunned down on light to the -- television in virginia. it shows ricky gardiner sitting up and smiling from her facebook recovery page. gardner was shot during a live interview with reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward. ward and parker were also shot, and they died because of their injuries. >>> apple fans can get excited, it's that time of year again. apple is holding a press it event this monday. the past couple years they have revealed the next iphone. and if it ports are true, you can expect a repeat performance. apple may announce an upgrade and life -- likely introduce a new apple tv and maybe launch a large ipad pr