consulate in benghazi, libya. house says the e-mails do not change its understanding of what happened there. >> at least 36,000 people have fled from isis in syria and iraq. most are running from ramadi trying to get to baghdad. witnesses say, isis militants in ramadi have been executing people they think were working with the iraqi government. thousand have also fled the ancient syrian city of palmyra, as u.s. pentagon correspondent barbara starr shows us these isis advances are major blows to coalition forces. >> reporter: isis solidified control around ancient syrian city of palmyra friday. in iraq it pushed east of ramadi, taking the town of husayba. iraqi security officials tell cnn. a desperate situation as residents continue to flee ramadi and other towns in anbar province. and for the u.s., presidential rhetoric may be sorely outdated. >> in iraq, in syria, american leadership including our military power is stopping isil's advance. >> reporter: president obama says the u.s. isn't losing to isis. but senio

just days away from the release of hillary clinton's e-mails related to the terror attack in benghazi libyadepartment is expected to make the first batch public in the coming days. now, clinton turned over about 30,000 e-mails from the private account she used as secretary of state. the state department says the documents amounted to about 55,000 pages delivered in 12 bankers boxes. 296 e-mails, about 850 pages, were sent to the house select committee that investigated the benghazi attack. brianna keilar is joining me now to talk about what we're learning so far. >> yeah we're going to be learning a lot. particularly let's focus in on a couple dozen of these e-mails that are coming from sidney blumenthal a former aide to both hillary clinton and also back in bill clinton's administration. what we see in the e-mails that "the new york times" got ahold of and describes is memos on -- and keeping in mind that at this point sidney blumenthal is not working for the state department. he's sort of outside advising hillary clinton and sending her memos about what's going on in libya, to her private

e-mails from former secretary of state hillary clinton repeated to the deadly 2012 attack in benghazi, libya, but one particular e- mail on her personal server contained information now deemed classified and it was deleted at the fbi's request. >> it's not uncommon for information that was previously unclassified to upon later review and based on changing events in the world be deemed classified. >> all of the information in the e-mails was handled appropriately. >> state department says that classification status does not change the facts of the benghazi attack. the congressional committee investigating that attack has a full copy of the e-mail in question, but the republican chair of the panel calls the public release incomplete. >>> president obama paid a visit to an israel congregation in northwest today. the president dropped in on a class of preschoolers after making remarks at one of washington's most prominent synagogues. he told the congregation even though his administration and the israeli government may have disagreements over peace talks with the palestinians and the nuclear dea

consulate in benghazi, libya, were released today. clinton used a private server for the e-mails. a house committee wants to see more e-mails and is calling clinton tourn over the server. just in, a pilot is hospitalized after a military jet crashed in san diego. the aircraft went off the runway. boaters rescue the pilot from the water. he was taken to the hospital and his condition is not known. the cause of the accident is under investigation. thousands of motorcyclists descended on d.c. to mark memorial day weekend with a tradition of rolling thunder. richard reeve has tonight's events and what is coming up. rich? richard: most of the participants are already here, thousands of bikes parked across the city. you may not see all of them this weekend, but you will likely hear them. on this memorial day weekend people are flocking to d.c. -- >> it's an honor to be here. this is like sacred ground. richard: but it's not just the sites, it's the sounds. >> i love the noise. richard: 750000 motorcycle riders are coming to tow that is why they call it rolling thunder. that is what it s

clinton also agreed today to testify on capitol hill later this month about the 207127 attack in benghazi libya, that killed a u.s. ambassador and three other americans. this says a former c.i.a. deputy director said republicans repeatedly distorted the agency's analysis of that attack. in his new book, michael morell says the military was never told to stand down from the operation to defend the conflict. and also says the obama administration embellished the agency initial talking points on the attack. still ahead on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- a metro entrance is shutting down for three years. why some say it is not the inconvenience but their safety that has upset them. plus a popular d.c. neighborhood left on edge after four men attack a woman. what a d.c. firefighter said on the job that left him in handcuffs and currently off the job. doug: i'm doug hill. bright sunshine and warm temperatures feels more like the middle of june than early may. it's not bad out there. we will tell you what to expect ahead in the forecast was we continue here on the "abc7 news at maureen: a new fire chief today.

democratic colleagues the select committee on the events surrounding the 2012 terrorist attacks in benghazi, libyaerywhere i go mr. speaker, i have people ask me, what is taking so long? what is taking so long for us to get the facts about what happened in benghazi? we are going to do our best tonight to explain to the american people and to the public and to you, mr. speaker, why it has taken so long why it is requiring us to continue to subpoena and beg and plead for the information that we need to be able to deliver this report to this body and to the american people. . the speaker apointed me and six of my colleagues to the committee, the democratic leader appointed five democrats to the committee. we have been instructed to conduct an investigation across all a-l-l, all, events and issue a report surrounding the september 11, 2012 terrorist attack in benghazi, libya. specifically, we're directed to investigate and report on all policies, decisions and activities that contributed to the attacks on the united states facilities in benghazi libya, on september 11 and 12, 2012, as well as those th

on the 2012 attack in benghazi, libya. the f.b.i. of one be labeled secret and withheld. on the "newshour" online, pac-man turns 35 today. we compiled eight facts you probably didn't know about the totally '80s video game. and its feminine version, ms. pac-man. find those, on our home page, pbs.org/newshour. and a reminder about some upcoming programs from our pbs colleagues. gwen ifill is preparing for "washington week," which airs later this evening, here's a preview. >> ifill: reaping the whirlwind: on capitol hill, on the campaign, and in the middle east. everything's off balance. we explore how we got here, and the next steps, tonight on washington week. judy? >> woodruff: on pbs newshour weekend saturday, a look at the safety concerns surrounding the transport of oil across the country by rail. >> it was just after 2:00 p.m. on december 30th 2013, when the calls began streaming in. >> what's going on? there was a train that derailed. >> two trains collided just half a mile outside cassillton, north dakota. one loaded with grain

diplomatic compound in benghazi, libya in 2012. u.s. ambassador christopher stevens three others were killed there. some of the emails were sent from a personal account and private server she kept at her home. she is under fire for deleting thousands of emails. >>> trending in paris the eiffel tower was close the this morning. the workers were on strike because of aggressive pickpockets in the area. staff members are trying to reach a solution with police who say crime in paris is down. thousands of tourists visit the landmark daily. no word on whether there will be any more closures. it has since reopened. >>> they made the ultimate sacrifice for our country and coming home is a hard transition. helping veterans find success on the homefront coming up. if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline at 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. >>> how about something good to eat over the holiday weekend? here's tony tantillo with today's fresh grocer. >> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is going to be with

small businesses, but earlier today, the first batches of the e-mails regarding the attack in benghazi, libya, she says she fully supports the e-mails, about 30,000 pages to be reese lease -- released. one e-mail revealed that the then-secretary of state was advised that the 2012 terror attacks in benghazi was related to an al qaeda plot and not from an anti-muslim video as the administration had been saying. >> under limited circumstances to use personal e-mail for unclassified purposes. >> reporter: we understand some of the e-mail was redacted. it was sensitive information sent to her unsecured e-mail server. it does not appear she forwarded the e-mail to anybody. at the time, it was deemed unclassified. but before the release, the fbi said some of that information was too sensitive. >> you had the american diplomats in libya saying we're in trouble, we cannot withstand a concerted attack. we're in danger here. what did hillary clinton know about these reports? >> back in march, clinton said her use of private e-mail account didn't violate state department rules. she also said she deleted

mission in benghazi libya, in 2012 when four u.s. diplomatic staff were killed. clinton, who was out campaigning today for next year's presidential election in the united states use a private server and an e-mail address rather than a secure network. >> and historic referendum has taken place in ireland today. it's voters say yes, the country will become the first in the world to adopt same-sex marriage by popular vote. >> the irish are being asked to say if they support same-sex marriage with a simple yes or no. there has been opposition to all of this from the catholic church but the main political parties back the reformed. opinion polls suggest it could even pass by 18 up to one majority. polling stations close later tonight. >> let's go live to double it -- dublin. we have a volunteer with the yes campaign. thank you for joining us. first off, just a year ago, no one was expecting polls to show a majority for this referendum. >> obviously, we do not know that we have succeeded yet. we're taking nothing for granted. exit polls can be wrong, as we know, but th

compound in benghazi libya. yesterday, clinton began a trip to iowa since she announced her candidacy for presidency. she spoke at a private home about fair wages for workers and campaign finance. she took no questions from reporters. she has more events scheduled for today. >>> president obama is restricting the transfer of military equipment to local police forces. he says guns and tanks made for combat used by local law enforcement can send the wrong message. susan mcginnis is in washington with the details. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. the president is responding to those who think the police response to events like the rioting in ferguson month, last summer looked more like an occupying force than local law enforcement. and there could be more changes coming. >> reporter: amid heightened tensions over police tactics today lawmakers will look at ways to build trust between law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve. public safety experts will testify on police accountability

secretary of state hillary clinton account related to the deadly 2010 attack on the embassy in benghazi, libya. one e-mail is now classified and those 23 words about arrests of possible suspects were deleted at the fbi's request. >> it's not uncommon for information that was previous unclassified to upon later review and based on changing events in the world be deemed classified. >> all the information in the e- mail was handled appropriately. >> the state department says the classification status does not change the facts of the benghazi attack. the congressional committee investigating the attack has a full copy of the e-mail, but the republican clair of the panel calls -- chair of the panel calls the public release incomplete. >>> one of these strangest police chases we've ever seen. this is no high speed chase. this is in slow motion. this is really how it went, a chase so slow a bystr ande walked in front of the car and stopped it. police had been chasing it for miles through southern california. the good samaritan gets the guy out of the car, calls him to the hood of the patrol karl. pol

lawyer for hillary clinton says she is willing to testify before a congressional panel zething the benghazi-libya attacks. the lawyer says the former secretary of state would answer questions. they also want to ask clinton about her use of private e-mails. the 2012 attack killed four americans, including ambassador chris stevens. >>> the country is getting a new top military officer. today, president obama is expected to name marine general joseph dunnford jr., to be the next chief of staff. he is now the commandant of the marine corps. he has served in iraq and afghanistan. he would precede retiring attorney general martin dempsey. attorneys in the boston bombing trial have seen a new side of dzhokhar tsarnaev. he wiped away tears. he sobbed as his aunt took the stand in the death penalty try. she was one of five relatives called by the defense. it was the first time tsarnaev dropped his plank expression in court. >> the jury in the colorado shooting trial has heard from the gunman. prosecutors played video from james holmes from a police interview. rick sellinger of our station kcnc reports fro

she will talk about two subjects, the attacks in benghazi, libya and her use of a private email server while secretary of state. a house committee is investigating the attacks in libya in 2012 that killed four americans. the committee chairman wanted clinton to appear twice but her lawyer says only once. >>> former arkansas governor mike huckabee is expected to announce a new run to president. edward lawrence says it may appeal to some key groups on the right. >> reporter: after an unsuccessful bid for the white house in 2008, former arkansas governor mike huckabee is throwing his hat in the ring again. last time around huckabee won iowa and six other states but eventually ran out of cash. this time experts say support from conservative and evangelicals could give him an edge. >> now he is coming out this year, and running again, with that foundation that i think he feels he can use to build upon and run again and be successful this year. >> reporter: huckabee joins a crowded field of republican presidential candidates that monday included ben carson and former hewlett-packard ceo carl

one of those e-mails about the 2012 benghazi libya attacks which had not been classified before was classified by the fbi before it could be released today. clinton was campaigning in new hampshire. she insists she has always wanted those e-mails made public. >>> next at 11:00, a reality tv show taken off the air amid allegations against one of its stars. what the network is saying tonight. >> if your weekend drive includes i-95 you might want to get ready for some eye-popping prices on the express lanes. also that six-hour stretch when you will not be able to use them we've got our first -- a frost advisory for our far western counties and then our first heat wave. puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support... putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the headlines tell the story.... "unfair treatment from washington"... "thousands without medications"... "it's a crisis that could imperil the whole economy." presiden

compound in benghazi, libya, in which four americans including the u.s. ambassador, were killed. there are no major revelations in the e-mails but nancy cordes discovered a good deal of confusion about what happened and how to explain it to the american people. >> reporter: the e-mails captured the confusion as the attack unfolded in september 2012. the libyans confirmed his death clinton wrote referring twofnt victims. "should we announce tonight or wait until morning?" a top aide wrote back, "we are awaiting formal confirmation from our team." the next day clinton got an e-mail from along longtime friend sidney blumenthal who had business ties in libya. the attacks he said, were inspired by an internet video by the prophet mohammed." then he sent a new analysis, an islamist militia group planned the attacks for approximately one month. many of the e-mails were heavily redacted, including this one about revised t.p.s, the infamous talking points that wrongly claimed the it was spontaneous. state department spokeswoman marie harf summed up the e-mails this way: >> they do not cha

embassy benghazi libya. the report says she received e-mails on her personal e-mail.forwarded to her by deputy chief of staff relates to reports of arrests of possible suspects. the information was not classified at the time. nbc news is combing through the e-mails as we speak and we'll bring you updates as we find information on this important story. let's turn now to baltimore. six police officers charged in the death of freddie gray indicted by a federal grand jury. as announced yesterday by baltimore da marilyn mossby. gray could be seen during the second stop of the police van being arrested and placed down in the van. joy joins me now with the latest. officers were indicted bringing peace to baltimore last night. what do we make of charges in this new video? >> slight changes between the charges and the indictments. reckless endangerment added for all six officers not in the original charges. crime carrying up to five years. for three officers charge of false imprisonment was dropped. slight changes is not unusual in a grand jury proceeding. >> recording this vi

it's also important to note this is the first batch of e-mails and it will contain libya and benghazi e-mails. and they will show that clinton and her inner circle closely followed the fallout from the attacks on the u.s. diplomatic mission in libya and benghazi and they were concerned about how that would impact the state department and clinton's own image. the e-mails that are coming out today. only about 300 of the 30,000 she's turned over to the state department. as you guys remember, these e-mails became an issue after it was revealed that clinton did business on a personal server. that was important because it gave her total control over her e-mails and republicans have cr criticized she was the one alone that decided wasn't what public record and there's no way to double-check her decision. this e-mail we're getting today is just a small look in particular at benghazi at libya. 300 e-mails of the 30,000 e-mails so this e-mail story is far from over. we're going to have many more e-mails being released over the coming months. today is important. we're getting our first look at h

this was regarding patrick kennedy's discussion with a group of people about the benghazi attack in libyaack in 2012. and this was her response. so this was what at least some of the emails look like. did we survive the day? and jacob as yo sullivan said, survive yes. pat helped set things right tonight. we'll see how things are in the morning. here's her response. >> the fact that we have released all of them that have any government relationship whatsoever, in fact, the vast majority of those anyway -- they went to our dot-gov account. i'm aware that the fbi has asked that a portion of one email be held back. that happens in the process of freedom of information. but that doesn't change the fact that all of the information in the emails were handled appropriately. liz: 296 emails released. as we go through them, if we find more that are important, we'll bring them to you. pages on libya. another people that people are paying close attention to is janet yellen. head of the federal reserve. spoke in front of a tiny states chamber of commerce. providence rhode island. take a look at this.

embassy in benghazi, libya. y clinton says the emails have nothing to do with the attacked in benghazi. and hillary clinton also releases speech fee data. she stopped giving speeches when she became a presidential candidate. president obama is taking a steps to repair his connections with the jewish community. he reaffirmed solidarity with israel. president obama: it would be a failing on the u.s. government and part of the people at a moral failing on my part if we did not stand up firmly and steadfastly. this is not just for israel's write to exist but to thrive and prosper. scarlet: only three u.s. presidents have spoken before an audience at a u.s. synagogue. dog oscar founders, trover, is leaving gso. he is the o in gso. and coming up on "bloomberg market day," we look at the market on this memorial day weekend, and speaking of memorial day, the busiest days of the year are behind us, and summer is officially here for us worker bees. that is coming up on "bloomberg market day." and debt restructuring is movi

state has agreed to testify before a special congressional panel investigating the attacks in benghazi libya. republican lawmakers want clinton to appear twice before the panel with one hearing focusing to clinton's use of private e-mails and a separate session on benghazi. clinton's lawyers say once is enough. it will happen later this month. and speaking of presidential hopefuls former arkansas governor mike huckabee is expected to officially toss his hat into the republican ring today. it will be his second bid for the white house. huckabee says as president he will be a unifying force who will fight for the middle class. president obama is among the many paying tribute to new york city police officer brian moore. the 25-year-old lawman was gunned down on saturday while questioning a man suspected of carrying a concealed gun. moore is the third nypd officer killed in the line of duty in five months. >> family of fellow officers he joined in the nypd and across the country deserve our gratitude and our prayers and not just today but every day. they have a tough job. >> in oregon lawmakers

they were all turned over last year to a congressional committee investigating the attacks in benghazi, libya that left four americans dead. nancy cortis has more. >> the e-mails capture the confusion in 2012. the libyans confirmed his death clinton wrote. should we announce tonight or wait until morning? a top aide wrote back, we are awaiting formal confirmation from our team. the last day clinton got a call. the attacks he said were inspired by an internet video on the profit muhammad. 18 hours later he sent a new analysis. it's a group that planned the attacks for approximately 1 month. >> many of the e-mails have been heavily redacted, including this one. one talking about raw td's. top aide jake sullivan assured clinton you never said spontaneous or characterized the motives. >> marie heart summed up the e-mails this way. >> they do not change our understanding of what happened before during or after the attack. >> republicans argued there's a reason for that, in a statement benghazi committee chairman noted that clinton's private e-mail account was exclusively reviewed and released by h

the deadly terror attack in benghazi libya and her private server. saying she will only agree to one appear rarns. >> -- appearance. >> the nightmare is far from over for the family poisoned by the pesticide on the virgin islands. shawn and ryan are still in critical condition. their parents steven and teresa they are in rehabilitation therapy. the resort being investigated the epa and justice department. >>> in just a few hours president obama plans to name his choice for the new top military advisor. they expected nominee joseph dunne ford jr. as the next chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. she would replace dempsey. the top commander will face tough challenges like fighting isis and troop withdrawal. >> little princess big name days after introducing their newborn prince william finally revealed the name as charlotte, elizabeth diana. the name charlotte is female version of prince charles of wales. elizabeth is the prince's great grandmother the queen of england and diana of course for her late grandmother the princess of whales. >> everyone wi

consulate in benghazi libya. and everyone dug in to see what they could find. and if anyone was hoping to find some explosive new piece of information, well, on that front, they were probably disappointed. but that is not to say that there was nothing interesting in these e-mails. we see, for instance, some of the e-mail traffic that took place the night of the benghazi attack. this after secretary clinton was informed of the death of the u.s. ambassador, chris stephens, and others. secretary conferred about whether to -- about his death. quote, we recovered both bodies overnight. there are the e-mails from long time clinton confidant sydney blumenthal. the night after the attack, he wrote clinton saying the attacks grew out of an angry protest against an offensive internet video. but the following day, after he sent that e-mail, blumenthal e-mailed that, in fact, the attack had been premeditated and only used the protests for cover. this is an analysis that has since come to be accepted as closer to the truth. then there are other redactions. some of them are

consulate in benghazi libya and clinton is glad about the e-mail release and shows how she handled the situation appropriately. >> it could take five years to fix all the cars affected in largest auto recall in history. 34 million vehicles in the u.s. and 52 million worldwide are included in recall of takara air bag. the reason for the hold up for one it will take a long time to produce the new air bags. finding affected vehicles could prove challenging. it will be hard for dealers to repair so many cars. were you part of the massive target security breach or the bigger breach this spring? consumer reporter john matarese shows us why many of us have not taken enough steps to protect ourselves so you don't waste your money. >> it's 2015 not 1998 but many of us still set passwords as though they were still the you've got mail age of aol. time for the refresher course of the most dangerous passwords. iphone users tend to have college degrees but a new survey finds 1234 is the number one iphone password. that is not such a problem just to log on to your phone. but with so many data breache

consulate in benghazi libya. some contain sensitive information that was classified. clinton said the emails were handled appropriately and she is glad they are out for the public to see >>> talks wrap pd up in washington. washington and havana - both report progress ons opening embassies. u.s. negotiators say they are close to reaching a deal another round of talks may not be needed >>> in our off the radar, relationing between columbia and f.a.r.c. may have been affected. daniel schweimler reports on what both sides say remain committed to peace. >> reporter: the f.a.r.c. issued a statement after the attack saying they were suspending a unilateral ceasefire that has been in place for six months, blaming months of land and air offensives by government forces. the columbian president defended the latest operation. >> translation: with the same firm possess and determination that -- firmness and determination that we have been talking, with the same firmness we'll fight without truce all forms of crime in all corners of country. >> reporter: the factor added that it wo

consulate in benghazi, libya, in 2012. the white house says the e-mails do not change its understanding of what happened there. it was also revealed that information in at least one of the e-mails has since been classified. miss clinton has always defended her right to use that private account. >>> you are watching "cnn newsroom." still to come, these live pictures in ireland, where voters are hours away from knowing the result of an historic vote on same-sex marriage. a live report from dublin is next. >>> plus, a shocking admission from a u.s. reality tv star. how the network is responding. >>hi, i am heinz >>new mustard.is?! hi na na na na >>she's just jealous because you have better taste. whatever. >>hey. keep your chin up. for years, heinz ketchup has been with the wrong mustard. well, not anymore. introducing heinz new better tasting yellow mustard. mmm! actually it can. neutrogena® ultra sheer. its superior uva uvb protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer, all with the cleanest feel. it's the best

diplomatic facility in ben benghazi, libya, is trying to get survivor benefits. s. doherty was a cia contractor, one of the four americans killd in the ben benghazi attack in 2012. he was single, had no children and the standard insurance policy pays survivor benefits only to spouses and dependants. >>> well, search crews make an unexpected find, an uncharted ship wreck. a cluster of objects was spotted nearly 2.5 miles below the surface of the ocean. look at this. this is the ship's anchor. there is no no sign of the debris from the malaysia airline's jet that disappeared with 2389 people on board. >>> well, an expanding recall for toyota and a japanese arab supplier. the problem affecting 8 million vehicles. >>> and more on the deadly derailment in philadelphia. what passengers say happened right before the rail car were torn apart. >> and we are looking at the macarthur maze. traffic slowing there. >> and cloud cover streaming over us. a few break-ins the clouds but it will be another cool day. we will show you how cool and when the rain is expected to arrive,

. >> hillary clinton will testify on capitol hill later this month about the attacks in benghazi libyand about her e-mail practices. a lawyer for the democratic presidential candidate wrote to lawmakers today telling them she would agree to their quest from a special panel investigating investigating the september 2012 attacks that killed four americans. clinton only plans to appear once. >> two new candidates throwing their hat in the race for the white house. republican carli fiorini the former ceo of hewlett packard running for president. she won the 2010 republican nomination for u.s. senate in california but lost to democratic senator barbara boxer man. ben carson joining the pool of republican president sal candidate. carson making that announcement out of his hometown of dee point where he rose from poverty becoming the head of pediatric neurosurgeon of john hopkins hospital in baltimore. >> a three-year-old boy at a asked to bring out life animal at a minnesota zoo. >> were way walked out is not what he was expecting. >> come on out. >> aww. >> you see that. sergeant joseph sco

benghazi. that was inevitable in some form off another. the decision to go into libya the way the president did without coming to congress was bad for the precedent how the presidency relates to the congress. i said it many times before -- >> not talking about the mission to stop the slaughter in benghazi? you mean just going in with congressional approval? >> some sort of benghazi was inevitable. saying in congressional hearings before this administration used force in libya if you're going to do that no treatiness place, no americans at risk. you need to come to congress and talk what it is you want to accomplish and what we did was blew the lid off of a tribal a series of tribal engagements. you can't get to the tripoli airport now much less benghazi. >> senator jim webb. thank you so much. see you on the campaign trail, should you decide to run. should you. hypothetically. thank you so much sir. >>> and for an even closer look at the war against isis watch a cnn special report "blindsided: how icesis shook the world," and tomorrow robert gates, weighing in on the w

and they focus exclusively on benghazi and libya. point out there's no evidence here of a smoking gun. there's no stand down order. there was no evidence that any guns were being run through benghazi. they say this is just more evidence that republicans are spinning crazy conspiracy theories. republicans are quick to point out a number of these e-mails raise questions about security in benghazi and in libya. they point to an august 24th e-mail for example, that says there were some warning signs of a deteriorating security situation. they want to know why did that happen. and the other thing here poppy, that's really interesting is you get some sense of how hillary clinton ran the state department. a few days before christmas, two of her top aides were set to go and testify on capitol hill. she couldn't make it. she had fallen down and suffered a concussion. she writes to them so i'll be nursing my cracked head and cheering you on as you remain calm and carry on. and there's also another e-mail from a top aide to hillary that talks ab

testify on the hill about her private e-mail account as secretary of state and the 2012 attack in benghazi, libyaor 2 separate hearings but her attorney said today she will answer questions about both issues during one session. >>> more seismic activity from the ancient volcano in chile. seismologist recommend people stay clear of the 12 mile zone surrounding the volcano. rural areas still blanketed in gray with only the tallest grass breaking through. soldiers clean up ash from the last eruption. it's he runed three times in the past 13 days spewing out hundreds of thousands of tons of ash forcing evacuation of more than 6000 people. >>> draw mat ick eruption over the weekend on the big eye listened of hawaii. >> crater wall collapsed and caused this explosion in a lava like. scientist compares the blast to taking a hammer to the top of a bottle of champagne. when the rocks hit the lava like gas release and that make the lava and rock ex mrochltd we caught the scene from a web cam are here. >> next here on 7 news at 9:00. dozens of women take a stand tonight against a controversial birth control

website 349 pages of former secretary of state hillary clinton's e-mails related to the attack in benghazi, libya, that killed act bass door stevens and three other americans. the e-mails had already been handed over to a special house committee investigating the benghazi attacks. joining us now, senior editor at msnbc and host of reporter's notebook, gene robinson columnist for "the washington post" and an msnbc political analyst and robert costa, a national political reporter for "the washington post." robert, so as i read the "new york times" reveal of these e-mails, they came of as cloet as you could to an introductory paragraph saying we got these e-mails from the benghazi committee. >> without knowing too much about the sourcing we're seeing the clinton camp trying to get ahead of this story. they believe they've had a pretty good rollout so far. i'm here in new hampshire. secretary clinton will be here tomorrow. the people she's talking to on the trail, they're not asking about the e-mails. but the press continues to ask those questions. she's trying to get ahead of it. >> and eugene there

today saying she would speak to the special panel investigating the september 2012 attacks on benghazi libya, that left four americans dead. and she'll also discuss her private e-mails as secretary of state. >>> and there's no evidence that hillary clinton's actions as secretary of state were influenced by donations to the clinton foundation. the department said it is aware of reports suggesting a link between hillary clinton's work and donations from foreign governments. but it found no conflicts. this, of course comes as former president bill clinton is defending his wife. he spoke to nbc's cynthia mcfadden as he toured the african programs his foundation has raised billions of dollars to fund. >> i don't think there's anything sinister in trying to get wealthy people in countries that are seriously involved in development to spend their money wisely in a way that helps poor people and lifts them up. i think it's good. >> to see more of cynthia mcfadden's one-on-one interview with the president, stay with us at 6:30. >>> and then there was a name. from london the royal baby has a name and

. >>> hillary clinton has agreed to testify on capitol hill about the at tax in benghazi, libya and her-mail practices. clinton's lawyer wrote to lawmakers telling them that she would agree to the the request from the the special panel investigating september 2012 attack that killed four americans, but she will testify for only one obsession the the the committee chairman had requested that she appear twice. once for a hearing on her use of private e-mails and another session on benghazi. >>> two republican presidential candidates announced their run yesterday. now another conservative is expect to be added to that list. former arkansas governor mike huckabee is expected to announce his run for president today. you'll remember in 2008, huckabee won eight primaries in the states heavily influenced by social conservative yous but could not keep up with john mccain. former technology executive karlie fiorina and retired neurosurgeon ben carson threw their hats in the political ring. remember karlie was ceo of hewlett packard during that, merger with compact back in the the day. >>> 4:21 is

they reveal among other things clinton was advised on the 2012 terror tack in benghazi libya was relateed to an al-qaida plot. it was not a spontaneous uprising sparked by an anti muslim internet video. still there is some question over whether information now considered classified had such a distinction during clinton's tenure. >> is it permissible under limited circumstances to use personal e-mail for unclassified purposes. >> in total, 296 e-mails were released by the state department today. it is unclear when the department plans to release a second batch of those communications. >>> a traffic obstacle no one saw coming. a cow makes a break for it this morning in the middle of holiday travel. how this whole thing came to an end. >> local landfill set to close. good news for one town, bad news for another. we've got both sides. plus -- >>> put a heart with angel wings because i know he went to heaven heaven. >> a girl accept home for school because of her t-shirt. she says she was honoring a friend but the school says the shirt sends the wrong message. >>> rare find right in the heart

. >> hillary clinton has agreed to testify on capitol hill about the deadly 2012 attack in benghazi libya and about use of her private email account as secretary of state. she has accepted a request from a panel of lawmakers investigating the terrorist attack at the u.s. embassy. four americans died in that attack that happened during clinton's tenure as secretary of state. she will appear only at one session and answer questions about those issues and lawmakers are asking for two separate sessions. >> carly fiorina said she is running for president. the former hewlett-packard ceo launched her bid on abc's "good morning america," fiorina has never held public office and she did run for the senate but was soundly defeated by barbara boxer and still she has the experience to be president. >> our nation was intended to be a citizen government and we think we need a professional political class and i don't believe that. >> fiorina believes her executive and high-tech experience make her stand out among the other republican candidates. she's also likely to be the only prominent woman to seek t

> hillary clinton has agreed to testify on capitol hill later this month about the attacks in benghazi. libya about her e-mail progress tises. the democratic presidential candidate's lawyer writing to lawmakers today telling them she would agree to a request from a special panel investigating the september 2012 attacks that killed four americans but clinton only plans to appear once in instead of the two times wested by the panel. >> slip and fall and chopper swoops in to rescue a woman at the bottom of a waterfall. police say the woman slipped and tumbled 25 feet down that waterfall. and the rushing water trapped her for about 15 minutes before friends could set her free. >> these rocks get very slippery when the water is running across it. they just have to use caution. there are a lot of natural hazards up there. >> helicopter hoisted the woman off the mountain. she had injured her leg but nothing serious. she should be just fine. >>> so her royal highness princess of cambridge has a name. >> kensington palace announcing william and kate are naming their newborn daughter charlotte elizabet

state department in turn provided the emails to a house panel investigating hillary clinton and benghazi in libyaand some of those houses from the house have now leaked to the "new york times," so the state department is saying okay then we're going to start releasing them. this first batch represents about a third of the emails that hillary clinton turned over. a lot of them are stamped with sbu, which is the government identification for sensitive, but unclassified, and that's because some of these emails hillary clinton lists the location of state department staff in libya at the time things were starting to get rough. so again, these are things that are on her private server that were sensitive and that will fuel some of the criticism. the emails also paint interesting picture of hillary clinton after the benghazi attack that killed four americans, in that you have clinton circulating information within the state department and also within the obama administration that contradicted the narrative that was being provided by the white house. now more emails are going to be released in the coming

also today, hillary clinton offered to testify before a special house committee on the attack in benghazi libya killed the u.s. ambassador. clinton's attorney said she's willing to appear once late there are month to answer all questions on benghazi and her email practices. calm seas in the mediterranean sent waves of migrants sailing toward italy over the weekend. thousands were picked up at sea as the european union struggled to keep up. jane deith of independent television news has this report. >> reporter: the boats haven't stopped coming. in the space of three days italy france and groups of volunteers have raced to the rescue of almost 7,000 people, including this baby girl born just hours after her mother was in a boat floating off the coast of libya. last month, e.u. members promised to send help. this french navy ship rescued 217 people on saturday. but where is the flagship h.m.s. bullwork ? it left the galipoli event in turkey a week ago, but only tonight is it ready to help after a reported diplomatic wrangle over whether rescued migrants could disembark at italian ports. it's under

diplomatic out post in benghazi libya.-mail had, 23 word deleted at fbi's request. >> it is not uncommon for information previously unclassified to upon later review, and based on changing events in the world be deemed classified. >> reporter: clinton, who is seeking the tell i can nomination of president addressed the issue from a campaign stop in new hampshire. >> all of the information in the e-mails was handled appropriately. >> reporter: state department says it does in the change the facts of the benghazi attack. >> occurrence of the subsequent upgrade did his in the mean that anyone did anything wrong just to be clear here. >> reporter: congressional committee investigating the a attacks has a full copy of the e-mail but the republican chair of that panel called friday's public release incomplete, and heather daniels, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, a network has pulled one of the reality shows, 19 kid and counting after a troubling add mission after a admission by the dugger family. twenty-seven year-old jos

>> no one inside her party is going to challenge her about this or benghazi or libya or any of the other issues she was responsible for as secretary of state. so she gets a little bit of a pass as we get closer to the real campaign it will be more difficult. >> i'm not so sure i agree in the sense that she was secretary of state for four years. she is complicit in the record of this administration. and if i were a republican candidate i'd be talking about this record of disorder the new world disorder that the president's policies have brought on. i would think republicans want a foreign policy debate going into the 2016. >> with the author of the russian reset. >> with the author of the russian reset. what should they be focusing on? >> this theme of disorder is exactly that. the obama administration came into office promising a world of bright new horizons where people would louvre the united states again. >> if we withdrew. >> where we would pivot to asia and essentially ring fence our problems in the mideast. the obama administration cannot point to a single successful foreign policy