. >> it's started with an email sent to the verify account last monday. the email was sent, but the name was not disclosed and asked us to verify an article posted online. when you click on the link, you get an article with the headline, are your children playing the blue whale challenge? they warned over this suicide game over hundreds of teen deaths. challenge has believed to result in several does but we can't verify if or how many may have been hurt because of this game. we know the challenge was important enough for national police and friends to issue alerts to teens and parents. it was posted on their verify twitter account translating in part -- don't allow yourself to be influenced. the game is not worth risking your life. in a tweet from media outlets in town talked about awareness of the challenge and we checked in to see if the challenge was a trend regionally. someone who works in the office of communication sent us an email and said as of now we are not aware of any suicide cases linked to the blue whale suicide game in the district. additio

bynie: how do you get duped an email like that? respond to that thinking it is the chairman of the board? erik: i might not, you might not, he did. why? , cannot speak for jeff staley but it came at the end of an unusually drama filled, busy day. he was really -- really elected -- reelected to the board, he responded to the whistleblower case, he had to do an interview with me, and at some -- some point in the evening we are told at about 9:00 p.m. this email came in and he responded to it. it is quite possible and reasonable to suggest that his guard was down and he wasn't thinking. a dangerous thing for a ceo to do. mark: you are essentially taking the blame for this, well done. vonnie: erik schatzker let this happen. mark: the focus will turn to you now, the blame. barclays is obviously at the epicenter of cybersecurity. that is worrying, one would think. erik: say that again, i missed the last debate. mark: barclays is at the center of cybersecurity. erik: it is a cybersecurity issue although it is not a failure of our clays --

in an email statement he said reporter ben jacobs was asking badgering questions. jake,s grabbed greg's wrist, pushing them both to the ground. in the oughtio it's not clear if he ever fell on the ground. >> you just body slammed me and broke my glass. >> reporter: now if convicted he could be fined up to $200 and it spent up to six months in jail. he said this did not rise to the fell twenl assault. back to you. >> thank you. now at 11:00, a clown holding a muchetdy. murns out the munitty fake and on the next to the san juan road exit around 3:00 this afternoon. they had their guns drawn and confronted the clown. police say they questioned him and determined he didn't commit a crime so hay lit him go. he just has a sick sense of humor. >> another twist in the case of that missing uber driver. they fear it could be foul play. one of his friends seen here is a person of nrtdest. ensan francisco with the latest. >> reporter: police are now looking for cadaver dogs. police say the last person he had contact with is a long time friend and tonight that person is missing

here's an email that i got back in january from a viewer. "president trump has not taken away any lgbtq rights, "nor changed any laws and has not said he planned to do "any harm to such individuals.

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we'll tell you what he wrote later, but first we want to know have you ever sent an email to the wrongerson? just use #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start in europe's economic powerhouse, because in the last half hour germany has released gdp figures for the first three months of the year, and they show an economy that's accelerating. it grew 0.6% on the previous quarter. that translates to an annual rate of 1.7%. it's being fuelled by global demand for the country's exports, like cars and machinery. but it's not all cause for celebration. let me show you why. last year germany clocked up its biggest ever trade surplus, that's how much more it exports than it imports. at $275 billion, germany has one of the biggest trade surpluses in the world. it's a source of tension with its neighbours and allies. look at how much more germany sells to these top economies than it buys from them. the us in particular has accused germany of exploiting an undervalued euro to get an unfair trade advantage. an over—reliance on exports isn't the only problem. the european commission s

. -- in an email attachment. and spreads from computer to computer. >> the national security agency in some of their older tours were league. this is malware. and it's taken a nasty twist anything that was originated from the nsa actually has been tweaked and customized. >> the attack puts ran somewhere on computers and requires a ransom to be paid to release its files. fedex said they have been hacked. the hackers are exposing weakness in microsoft updates. >> it's a weakness that has not been supportive by microsoft and last two or three years. thing -- the manufactures are no longer looking for security vulnerabilities. >> in england the ran somewhere attacks posted -- focused on the health system across the country. patients were asked to not come to hospital muslims emergency. this cyber attack is a good reminder to make sure your software systems and firewalls are up-to-date. in the big picture company should be vigilant about how they handle sensitive data. >>> there is a new development in the wells fargo

if the emails or any documents did not include that statement, then that's a violation of the law. sharyl: in fact, anon of some emails trip organizers allegedly sent to vets made no mention of saudi this one billed the d.c. trip as "basically like a 5-star vacation," noting "you don't have to know anything about jasta," the justice against sponsors of terrorism act. lydia dennett: the issues that these foreign countries are lobbying on can be everything from foreign aid to arms deals, appropriated funds which come from taxpayer dollars. so the public deserves to know exactly how the policy is being made. sharyl: tim cord says, in the end, one promise of his trip was fulfilled. he did learn a lot about how washington works. tim cord: it was the worst feeling ever because there's nothing i can do about it. my name will forever be on a ledger, my brother's name will forever be on a ledger, saying that we were wined and dined by the saudis. and it's not a good feeling. it sucks. sharyl: the 9/11 families suing saudi arabia have asked the attorney general to investigate potential criminal breaking of lobb

in fact, i just got an email from tennessee, they are totally unprepared.hcare industry globally is 20 years behind the maturity of the financial services sector which everyone pay much agrees leads this in terms of how they treat cybersecurity, using machines that are still running vista or xp or windows 20003. some systems have not been supported for 5-7 years, and now the thread is transitioning transitioning from the i.t. environment to the clinical environment. i know some machines in virginia where i just did a keynote a year ago that were attacked inside the operating room with ransomware touching heart monitors, so they are totally unprepared. i should not say totally but the majority of them are. >> heather: how do we get prepare to avoid this happening did back again or stop it now? >> i wish there were several bullets but they are not, the first thing is the user, that is why they said they were worried when people around the world especially in asia open up their email boxes that this would continue to spread. why? users are clicking on document

almost immediately, she says she got an email from the seller. sandy refused to remove her review. >> even if they completely disagreed with me, don't call me a liar. >> reporter: amazon's policy states it will only remove feedback for specific reasons. but sandy insists her post didn't include any of that. >> the reviews, that's what give the company credibility. >> reporter: public relations expert doug says sanitizing reviews are dangerous. >> if they are limiting what the purchaser is seeing, that then calls into question the credibility of the company. >> reporter: in response to sandy's story, amazon admitted it may have removed her review because the matter was resolved. >> how can i trust any purchase i make on amazon.com if i can't trust the feedback? >> reporter: amazon repost today and gave sandy the chance to revise it. >>> popular park in berkeley closed to visitors because of the presence of at least one nest for protected wildlife. we still don't know exactly what species of bird prompted that shut down. >> reporter: john thomas ce

. >> the virus first infects a computer through a bad link in an email then quickly spreads through anion's network locking computers, encrypting files and demanding $300 in bitcoin. >> trevor: this is where i have a problem. if you're a hacker, you should probably make it easier for people to pay you because most people have no idea what bitcoin even is. i hope the hackers have a tech support hotline so people can call in. hey, man! i don't know what bitcoin is. he's, you will pay me $300 in bitcoin. hello? yes, a bitcoin is a crypt currency. you go to bitcoin.org. what do you mean it's not loading. all right, did you turn off your router? yeah, and turn it back on. no, turn it -- no, no, go to bit -- no -- okay, listen, do you have venmo? you know what, just send me the check. send me a check. i just want to get off this call. i'm done. what do you mean you're not done? i'm done. i want to be done. what do you mean i must pay you $300 to be done with this call? ( laughter ) now, this attack was huge. it was a massive attack worldwide, but great britain was one of the worst hit places

. >> if you have something you want us to verify send us an email at verify@wusa9.com >>> they need your help to catch a second -- sexual predator. take a good look at this video of the suspect trying to get into an apartment building in the 1900 block on key boulevard on may 7. in this instance he was turned away by the concierge. investigators suspect this is the same guy who attacked a woman just a few blocks away hours later. he went door to door in an apartment building claiming to be a maintenance worker until someone let him in. he then attacked his victim and ran off. >>> he killed five people in a crash, including two sisters and today he will learn how much time he will spend in prison. it's been 2 1/2 years since kenneth kelly slammed into another car in oxon hill. prosecutors say he was going at least 70 miles an hour when he had a car stopped at a light. he killed two children and three adults, including sisters tiffany wilkerson and leah curtis who had 10 children between them. >>> some residents of a fairfax county neighborhood might not be able to spend tonight at their o

greene, who still had an american has met the time, wrote an email that lies in, act on mike life indangerous and you might not survive. she even believed she would go to jail if she ever got out alive. these records filed here in d.c. say that greene's congress done my conduct was a serious breach. the u.s. attorney said that greene violated the public's trust, the trust of the officials who granted her security clearance, trust of those with whom she worked, and in doing so, endanger the nation security predicates got zero publicity for months because the records were sealed by the courts. critics say greene got up with a life sentence, two years on probation, because she got, cooperated with the fbi. the bureau spokesman would only say they have but don't make made policy changes. >> martha: thank you very much. joining me now, pete hoekstra. welcome, good evening. it is shocking that she would only get two years for this breach. why was this caps off quiet, this whole thing? >> i think that is the very interesting question. the fbi, as we all know, during the recent election, was

it was sean and it just says, i sent you an email about a film opportunity.essages,t of creepy so i looked him up, and i find out who he is. i'm like, ok, interesting. we got on the phone and he told me a little bit about the movie, and i still thought it was a joke. someone is just messing with me, because this doesn't happen to people, you know what i mean? he flew me out for an audition and i was in florida or two or three days. so i ask them, when do i know if i got the heart? -- if i got the part? and he was like, you got the part, you are haley. it was the most surreal thing ever. reporter: how is it acting with an oscar-nominated actor like will -- like willem dafoe? >> is very humble and very easy to talk to, easy to work with. he made me feel really comfortable. i was so thankful for that, because i didn't know what to expect from him. in one of the scenes where we are arguing, towards the end, he was yelling at me so crazy, my because id to quiver hate getting yelled at. but he's such an amazing actor that he just wrought out all the right emotions

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they were about yoga, weddings, grandchildren and emailing bill clinton who never had an email account. this was a lie from the get-go. what's so despicable about this is it back in july when comey made a big announcement about hillary clinton and the investigation, he acknowledged all of these facts which by the way -- it's an acknowledgment that crimes are committed. take a look. >> in a group of 30,000 emails returned to the state department in 2014, 110 emails and 52 email chains had been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information at the time they were sent or received. eight of those chains contained information that was top-secret at the time they were sent. 36 of those chains contained secret information at the time. and eight contained confidential information at the time. separate from those, about 2,000 additional emails were unclassified to make them confidential. none of these emails should have been on any unclassified system. but what's especially concerning his all of these emails warehoused on unclassified, personal circles. not even supported by

. >>> google is investigating an email scam involving google docs.it was sent by a friend who wants to share a google doc. if you click on it, it asks you to enter your password and sends a similar email to everyone in your email.. google tweeted it has diction accident and has disabled their accounts. it wants to hear from anyone affected. if you get an unexpected invitation, check with the center before you click on the link. >>> space x planning to launch several satellites. the company said it will send more than 4000 satellites into space at the year 2024, using the falcon nine rocket.@hopes to set up a global internet network. space x hopes to start testing the satellites before the end of this year. at the senate hearing yesterday, an executive for space x said if the tests are successful, the company plans to launch in faces starting in 2019. >>> we are coming up in the 5:00 hour. there was a deadly shooting. coming up next we will take you to the scene. police say three people were killed last night and officers were involved. >>> there was

he said he was planning to send out an email to journalists informing them of the decision but did not have the time, so he literally ended up in the bushes of the white house near where the u.s. networks were broadcasting. his assistant then told reporters that spicer would answer questions but not on camera. then the washington post speaks extraordinary press conference that took place in near darkness between hedges in the white house garden. spreadingncellor uncertainty for the political future in austria. mr. lind, leader of the center-right people's party, resigned on wednesday. he will be placed by a 30-year-old. the ruling coalition in austria is already on shaky ground and this will definitely benefit, among others, the far right party. you remember, the far right party there really lost in austria's last elections. this resignation is making news in austria today. echoing him is reasons to step down. the party leader said he had as an tired of serving placeholder and had gotten sick of all the politics within the ruling coalition and his own party. now his replacement wants a

an email describing this secret agreement, and it basically it's multiple layers of hearsay involving four people. and what we found when we, the reporter, called up those four people is that none of them know each other, andhey all deny having any cversations remotely like this. d what happened was, as time went on, the people within the fbi became convinced that frankly, the document was just not reliable at all. >> wow. okay. devlin, thank you so much. great bit of reporting. this isn't the only major headline on russia. this is from the "new york times" this morning. the headline says "top russian officials discussed how to influence trump aides last summer." sources tell "the times" that american spies learned that senior russian intelligence and political officials discussed how to influence former campaign chairman paul manafort and top foreign policy adviser michael flynn. the "new york times" says russian officials appeared confident flynn and manafort could be used to help shape trump's opinions on russia. our next guest is qualified to a talk about all of this, former u.s.

sources say the document cited an email saying that former attorney general loretta lynch assured clinton's campaign that she would not let the investigation into her private email server get too far. before anyone discredited that document, it reached the highest levels of law enforcement and in july, former the eye director james comey criticized clinton's handling of classified information. >>> the congressional budget office claims the new gop healthcare plan will help with the federal deficit but will leave millions uninsured. the cbo says the reform plan will save $119 billion over 10 years but over that time, 23 million will lose their health care coverage. kpix 5's chris mares looks at the bottom line here in the bay area. >> reporter: a few months ago, olivia cold told us she was worried the gop healthcare plan would leave her out in the cold. >> there are not a lot of options. >> reporter: new numbers from the nonpartisan congressional office confirmed some patients worst fears. >> by 2026, 23 million americans will have lost their health care coverage. >> reporter: the california

family, friends--i sent them all an email.il was ten questions i got wrong when i did some sample quizzes for this show. >> you quizzed your friends and family? >> i did. i figured, not only would i end up with people who are pretty good at trivia, but i might also end up with people who are good at the questions that i'm not so good at. >> and i like that you made that seem like you were being a generous, good guy... >> yeah. >> m

email? if not, why not? dir. comey: i can't talk about that in an unclassified setting. sen. grassley: you can expect me to follow up on that. provide thisbi to emailed to the committee before today's hearing. why had he not done so and we provide it by the end of this week? dir. comey: again, to react to that i have to give a classified answer and i can give it sitting here. sen. grassley: so that means you cannot give me the email? dir. comey: i'm not confirming there was an email. the subject is classified. in an appropriate form, i would be happy to brief you but i can't do it in an open hearing. sen. grassley: i assume other members of the committee will have access of everything they wanted? i want to talk about going dark, director comey. a few years ago you testified before the committee about going dark and the inability of law enforcement to access encrypted data despite the existence of a lawfully issued court order. you continued to raise the issue in your public speeches, most recently at boston college. my question -- you mentioned in your testimony briefly, but

the former democratic residential candidate sent an email to supporters yesterday urging them to sign up for her new venture called, on were together. clinton said her goal is to advance the progressive vision that earned nearly 66 million votes last election. the nonprofit will support groups that encourage women to organize and run for office. >>> taking the lead in clean energy. next, the major announcement the mayor of san jose plans to make today. >>> deciding on the death penalty. the sentencing phase of sierra lamar's convicted killer begins today. next, we hear from a legal analyst and lamar's best friend. >>> good morning. we see traffic that is moving along okay if you are driving around the bay area. >>> good morning. i don't want to say it's windy but erica said the mission is about to be blown off the map. we have a strong system coming in. we will look at that and see what's in store for the next couple of days >> come on, p.m., we can't just bounce our head and look at the live pictures across the bay area -- who is this? >> i don't know but this is a nice shot of oakla

you get an email and it says for you just to go and, you know, tomorrow show up here.l: in wye mills, maryland, we found organized opposition at a raucous town hall. rep. andy harris: if we have quiet and a show of respect. >> boo hoo. you work for us. sharyl: afterwards, we caught up with the target, republican congressman andy harris. rep. harris: it's just people came out and they expressed their frustrations. that's part of the american system. >> keep it going. sharyl: and on the state house steps in pennsylvania, we met organizer terrell bryant. back to what one of the founding fathers, thomas jefferson, he wanted active citizens and this is what we're doing, what thomas jefferson wanted to see in our democracy. you have moveon.org getting involved with the resistance hashtag and you've got a whole lot of other groups getting involved. sharyl: behind the resistance across the country, there are some big money names. for example, one sponsor of the movement is moveon.org. its top donors in 2016 were facebook co-founder dustin moskovitz and his wife. they gave $2.5

name given to -- if you are targeting a terrorist who is in yemen and he happens to be using an american email provider to communicate. under 702, the u.s. intelligence community can collect that terrorist communication. he is outside the united states and he's not an american. if an american contacts that terrorist, sentiment email at his email, that is collected. he's not a target, but because he or she communicated with a terrorist, that is collected as part of that level collection. that's what incidental collection means. if the fbi is doing that's be 21 collection, those two medications from a terrorist and to the terrorist's and are databased. if we open an investigation on that person who happened to be the communicant and research our systems, we will hit on that speed 21 collection and then must getting agent will know there is an american who was in touch with that terrorist and yemen. that agent has been trained and has access to that information, they'll be able to know it. that's how our systems are designed. >> i should say, the same review was conducted in 2014 does point out t

send your comments on facebook, twitter or send an email to fox news first@foxnews.com and we will sharelater in the show. a black student group taking over an administrative building at santa cruz refusing to leave until the school meets their long list of demands. tucker carlson going head to head with students leading the takeover. >> housing just for african-american students sounds like the segregation we read about where schools 50 years ago for african-americans, was it different? >> asking for a housing guarantee, the couch. >> would guarantees go to korean students? >> black caribbean students. >> student protesters demanding urgent supplies for their takeover including -- >> live streaming, millennials attending funerals online. as low as $100. it is cheaper if we don't have to travel or take time off work. and capture the emotions. liam neeson is a man who knows how to get what he wants or what happens when a sandwich shop offers a free lunch. >> a particular set of skills. >> that is what the superstar did. and a photo of the time that reads taken by our sandwiches. >> he hea

but branch says a homicide detective sent an email to school officialsx concern saying after watching the video he, "witnessed behavior that in my belief is bullying and could even be considered a criminal assault." >> on mother's day she will be remembering her only child. and she wants to know what happened to him so it doesn't happen to any other mom or parent or family. >> reporter: protesters are out here and cars are honking at them tonight. the school district says it was not aware of that videotape until days after the incident, but, anthony, officials did admit to me today that they have never interviewed students about exactly what happened in that bathroom. >> mason: anna werner reporting from cincinnati. thanks, anna. a cyberattack has spread to every corner of the world. hackers demanding money have paralyzed computers in at least 99 countries. fedex was targeted. britain's health system was among the hardest hit. here's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: ambulances were diverted to other patients were turned away, their operations canceled as malicious software paralyzed 16 h

i received a letter -- an email letter from a constituent that i think perfectly highlights challenges that americans would face under trump care. i have a constituent named brandy from lakewood, california. 36-year-old pediatric nurse practitioner who works with children in los angeles and orange county. she works with children who are in hospice. i am going to quote. was also diagnosed with type i diabetes, asthma, skin cancer, rheumatoid arthritis. what may surprise most people is that i am also fit, a try athlete, and a six-time marathoner. i speak to children about accomplishing their dreams and surpassing expectations. that being said, if the current track of health care reform is passed i will become just a number. i will be a number who will be discriminated against by the pharmaceutical and insurance industry. i will become a number who will have to sacrifice food and mortgage in order to pay medical bills. i will most likely become too ill to continue my hospice career, and very few people my training. this would lead to kids dying of my training. this would lead to kids dyin

bill becomes law and i'd like to say if you have a healthcare story you'd like to share, send us an email. the address is on the screen. healthcare was not the only issue this week. president trump signed a $1.1 trillion spending bill today that will keep federal agencies funded through september. congress passed the budget earlier this week after intense negotiations between democratic and republican lawmakers. to no one's surprise, both sides claimed victory. pointing to additional funding for border security and the military. democrats blocked the g.o.p. efforts to secure funding for the president's famous promise, his border wall with mexico. peter, because the president did not get the border wall in this round of funding for the government, does that mean we'll have a shutdown in september when it expires? peter: he said so almost in a tweet that came out afterwards. he said, well, we have to either change the rules or we need a good government shutdown in september. now, that's a negotiating position. he made a calculated decision he was not going to go near the cliff that republic

you get an email from a contact who asks you to open a google document. if you click, it takes you to a page to open the "google docs" app with your google account. this grants access to your email account and your contacts. a cybersecurity expert says anyone who clicked on the link should check their google app permissions and remove the one called "google docs." google did issue a statement where they said the phishing scheme affected less than point-one percent of gmail users and that they "were able to stop the campaign within an hour. it's unclear how widespread the attack is and who is behind it. ( james ) a major development in the possible federal case against two louisiana police officers in the july killing of alton sterling... authorities are now saying there's not enough evidence to prove that either officer violated the federal criminal civil rights law. meaning no federal charges against those officers. alton sterling was selling c-d's outside a store in baton rouge last year when police responded to a report of a man with a gun... two offic

you get an email from a contact who asks you to open a google document. if you click it... you to a page to open the "google docs" app with your google account. this grants access to your email account and your contacts. a cybersecurity expert says anyone who clicked on the link should check their google app permissions and remove the one called "google docs." google says the phishing scheme affected less than two percent of gmail users. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... another long game for the giants, but this one paid off. plus the baseball food that might bug you, but they love their fried insects in seattle. and if you want to be a cool warriors fan, one rat tail is not enough you're going to need three. the world according to gary is in a few minutes. and after the break... we'll tell you why you might want to avoid making guacamole on this cinco de mayo. spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. a crash wrapping up on wb 84 after the tolls (mark) guacamole is going t

would've done it day one but if donald trump does, that's reputation for not offering an indictment to loretta lynch when the email scandal happen. if he doesn't in march, that's when comey announced that there was an investigation. can't do it then. someone's a good time? >> tucker: i'm going to ask that in a minute when we talked a member of congress. things were joining us tonight. we've got an alert for you tonight, the senate intelligence committee has subpoenaed former national security advisor general michael flynn for any documents related to the panels investigation into potential election meddling by russia. two heads the committee, or a chairman richard burr and democratic vice chairman or corner of virginia's of the documents were first requested back in april but flume's attorney to cooperate voluntarily and that's why they subpoenaed him. we'll keep you updated on the story as it develops. every week, air traffic in this country reaches a new and appallingly low. we've got two more videos that prove that point. they're pretty unbelievable. also, the media aren't the only ones debasing themselves last

. >> doesn't show up in the form of emails from an unknown sender what do i not click on? >> [laughter] probably shouldn't click on anything that looks suspicious anyway. unfortunately it doesn't leave much of a trace. it infects computers, windows operating systems computers that have not been patched by microsoft computing patch on march 14 and it will go and seek out vulnerable spots within the operating system and lockdown your entire system. the hideous part, it will take your computer and act as a vehicle for the rest of the network you're connected too. by turning on your you could infect everyone else on the system once they click. >> i was nervous turning on my computer at the station i did not know whether i should or not. >> it's a legitimate fear, correct? >> it is. i will throw a little positive if you have already had a system with windows 10, microsoft forces you to update automatically so those security patches have probably been instituted in the system. if you have an older windows version, you may have turned off your update systems and that is where you

issue after some important information may have been made a public this weekend the airline issued an emailsaturday think several procedures were released including a code to unlock and open the secured cockpit door. united did not say how the breach occurred but it's reportedly not the result of a hack or data breach. >>> time is now 6:56 am. >> united airlines flight from san francisco made a detour last month on its way to china. as ktvu reports flight diversions are not unusual but this one seems to be about something more than the weather united flight 857 departed at 2:10 pm april 11 bound for shanghai picked a 13 hour long flight will take the 747 over alaska and down the russian coast, eventually to shanghai but somewhere near russia the flight diverted and instead of continuing the shanghai and went to narita airport near tokyo in the daily caller reported a passenger tweeted quote captain just made an announcement that due to diplomatic issue, we are not being allowed to enter russian airspace. we will stop over in narita to refuel, crazy. >> the flight resumed and landed in shang

brought someone up on charges and they were going to kick them out of the marine corps because he sent an emailver a nonclassified means to warn the marines about an afghan police chief on an operating base. the marine corps did nothing about the information he was trying to warn them about. it resulted in the marines losing their lives. here was a marine trying to protect other marines on the combat zone in the marines went after him for sharing the classified information. we have hillary clinton with this private email server, and nothing happens. this is a discussed that we have in this country. furthermore, the example that it shows to the men and women of uniform, what message are we sending? >> harris: all people are listening closely to that example. i think we sometimes lose the headline and all of this and that is a great example. with huma abedin, we can talk about it, you can joke about it, we can talk about the tawdry nature of it, but the fact of the matter is, her husband was completely probable. that's a problem for me. it isn't so much that she couldn't see beyond the point of b

i should've written that in an email earlier.er] >> kimberly: don't forget to set your dvrs. "hannity" is up next.. >> bret: in his own words, president trump on who made the decision to fire fdr director james comey, when and why. this is "special report" ." good evening prayer welcome to washington. i am bret baier. president trump said it was his decision and his alone to get rid of the top man at the fbi. we are learning new details tonight about the president's thinking when he pulled the trigger on director james comey earlier this week. this comes as the new man at the top of the fbi, at least for the moment, did his best to get his political separation between the bureau and white house. fox team coverage. catherine herridge tells us more of

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. >> i'm already getting emails from all over the world, from the caribbean, and even an email from paris from people who want to stream these interviews. >> i can show the world of just one straw does to wildlife. >> it was just shocking, after we removed this straw, we immediately applied anti-septic to the nose and mouth of the sea turtle. >> trying to get restaurants to eliminate plastic straws is moving into high gear. >> getting rid of plastic straws is not going to hinder your lifestyle whatsoever. >> this man says he never uses a straw anyway. his lips request handle the job. >> they work really well. >> reporter: environmentalists want restaurants to only provide strawings if they're asked for and then only paper straws. >> at firsts it was kind of weird, but you're better off than the plastic ones. don't tell anybody, but i get about three, four, maybe five drinks out of these things before they start to soften up. >> in san francisco, there's an added benefit. the pagan idol bar just started using paper straws and saving $600 a month. paper straws get recycled. >> another way y

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