. >> historian catherine clinton said that in one of her biographies, she broke the elite virginia schemethings. many of the congressional wives at some of the women that were very important during the virginian times were resentful. they lampooned them. lincoln and her. the sad thing was, she was a very intelligent and highly educated woman from the family in terms of what you consider wealthy and good families. but they treated her very badly. the other thing that might have hit her is that washington was a swamp. >> in many ways. >> when i came to washington, it was mosquito-ridden. that was not 150 years ago. i am sure she had a difficult time dealing with that. she complained about how drab and worn the white house itself was. some of the furniture was back to the days of dolly madison. she had a lot to worry about. >> if you think of the repercussions of this woman arriving from kentucky, referred to as the republican queen mocked by people that do not know her and willing to assume the worst about these banquets it puts a chip on her shoulder even before she arrives in the capital.

mary catherine, the clinton foundation had a swedish branch which nobody knew about which donated $26weden donated $26 million to the clinton foundation and at the same time the swedes were trying to get the state department to lighten up on iranian embargo. that sounds like a quid pro quo. >> folks in the administration warning that sweden was picking up business, companies like erickson and volvo with iran and should put on some of the blacklists where people were called on doing this. yet bill clinton went over to sweden to a station to drop off bags of money so you wouldn't end up on list. lo and behold they didn't end up on the list. what is confusing, the clintons said they would be transparent. the clintons lack no funds for great accountants and lawyers yet they continue to do these things wrong. perplexing. david: only way we could prove there was quid pro quo, if we had an email, that said, you do this, i will give you this. the whole question of emails turns out goes back about 2 1/2 years when the national archives were sending emails to each other about the problem with t

fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> reporter: as clinton adviser sidney blumenthal was ushered into the closed door deposition on capitol hill new questions about 60 e-mails his attorney handed over to the benghazi select committee friday never provided by the state department. government bureaucracy or hillary clinton is to blame. >> i will leave it to you to figure out whether there was a failure to produce on the former secretary's part or a failure to produce on the part of the states. >> reporter: she produced all the relevant e-mails, democrats were on the defensive. >> this is all about gop efforts to try to attack likely democratic nominee for president. >> i don't think it's accurate at all to say the state department withheld documents. >> reporter: the state department could not explain the gap in the record because it had never seen the blumenthal e-mails and didn't know whether mrs. clinton provided them. they agree the documents should be public but disagree on the conditions. >> i am 100% for releasing the blumenthal document

hillary clinton's long association with both benghazi and use of private e-mail addresses and equipment are once again front and center. chief intelligence correspondent catherineerridge has that story. >> reporter: as clinton adviser, sidney blumenthal was ushered into the closed door deposition on capitol hill there are new questions about 60 e-mails his attorney handed over to the benghazi select exhibitee friday that were never provided by the state department. the economiee's republican chairman told reporters government bureaucracy or hillary clinton is to blame. >> i will leave it to you to figure out whether there was a failure to produce on the former secretary's part or a failure to produce on the department of state. >> while accomplice clinton said in march she provided all the relevant e-mails to the state department for review before wiping her personal server clean, today committee democrats were on the defensive. >> this is all about gop efforts to try to attack the likely democratic nominee for president. i don't think it's accurate at all to say that the state department has withheld documents. >> reporter: the state department said it could n

>> catherine: search dogs picked up a scent three miles from the clinton correctional facility. re richard matt and david sweat slipped away last saturday night. >> catherine: the hit touched off a massive air and ground search of a heavily wooded area south and east of the prison. it turned up possible bedding, food wrappers and a foot imprint from either a shoe or boot. >> catherine: as many as 5=hundred men and women have been combing through the five square mile search area. an adjacent stretch of state highway was shut down. >> catherine: local schools closed today and residents were warned to lock their doors and stay inside. robocalls asked people to leave their outdoor lights turned on to help authorities hunting the convicts. >>"we're looking underneath every rock, behind every tree, every structure until we catch these two" >> catherine: there is no shortage of rocks and trees in the adirondacks. but that does not make it a comfortable hiding place. >>"it's one of the largest parks in the us, including one of the most rugged terrains in the us./the temp even at night ev

catherine, thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> back to politics. hillary clinton calls for a bit of a do-over this weekend, holding a huge rally. she is going to relaunch the campaign now. will it matter to voters? plus jeb bush gets ready to make his big announcement. what republicans are most concerned about here. we'll talk about that and also heavy rains bringing flash flood to colorado. look at the water out there, leaving some areas under it deep. we'll be right back, i've lived my whole life here in fairbanks, alaska. i love the outdoors, spending time with my family. i have a family history of prostate cancer. i had the test done and that was when i got the news. my wife and i looked at treatment options. cancer treatment centers of america kept coming up on the radar. so we flew to phoenix. greg progressed excellently. we proceeded to treat him with hormonal therapy, concurrent with intensity modulated radiation therapy to the prostate gland. go to cancercenter.com to learn more about our integrative therapies and how they're specifically designed to keep

david: mary catherine what the press would like to ask her about. these monthly scandals seem to come out of the clintonpened there with the foundation money while she was secretary of state. april, russian uranium deal, helping a russian contributor get 50% of uranium reserves in the u.s. may, 26 million. swedish payment taking money from sweden at time when the state department was kind of going easy on some swedish companies who dealt with iran. finally now, today, we get news on cashing in on these non-profit speeches. >> i think every stage of the hillary clinton campaign that marianne mentioned will have a scandal. that is how they will all bring it together. this latest one, the "politico" reports basically she speaks to get giant fees from tiny non-profits then just kicks those fees up to her organization instead of like other speakers did, for instance, condoleeza rice, donating them back to the organizations which is kind of customary. it strikes me as very mean-spirited. other ones have been global, large, international intrigue scandals. this one makes you feel bad about the clintons. david:

clinton's watch. >> despite sanctions, brand new cars all over the streets of tehran. who is living the high life will surprise you. i'm adam shapiro. >> i'm catherine herridge. >> and this is "fox files." >> each day almost 2 million americans take to the skies. and all depend on aviation professionals to get home safely. hello, i'm adam shapiro. air traffic controllers, those eyes in the towers are key to this. but new hiring practices by the federal aviation administration have called into question if the best most qualified people will be working in the towers. moreover there are accusations of cheating to get the controller jobs. will you be safe aboard an airplane? or is there trouble in america's skies? they've been called the guardians of the skies. >> good morning. >> america's air traffic controllers manage the safe takeoff and landings more than 87,000 flights a day. it's been called one of the most demanding and stressful jobs in the u.s. >> 93 go ahead. >> never would the importance of what controllers do more apparent than on september 11th 2001. >> another one just hit the building. wow. >> controllers scramble to determine which of t

clinton. sidney blumenthal is testifying at that hearing. we're learning he handed over 60 e-mails just before today's deposition that haven't been made available by the state department. catherinee is live in washington with more on the e-mails. >> the republican chairman of the benghazi select committee told reporters that the gap they got from blumenthal and given by the state department has to be explained. >> i think it's noteworthy that no committee of congress that has previously looked into benghazi or libya uncovered these memos. and i will leave it to you to figure out whether there was a failure tole produce on the former secretary's part. or a failure to produce on the department of the state's behalf. >> at this hour they are on a lunch break. this is video from earlier today. blumenthal seen going into the closed deposition where he answered questions from republicans and democrats on the committee about his e-mail correspondence with mrs. clinton while she was secretary of state and blumenthal was a paid adviser. fox news has learned that some 60 e-mails were turned over by the attorney on the eve of the deposition but these same documents were never made availabl

the book is called "clinton --" and there was apparently a lot of correspondence back and forth. peter schweitzer wrote the book. catherine herridge reports 60 emails were given over last night. about 180 pages in length. it's easy to get lost in these details. but why is sidney blumenthal important to this question? >> he was originally a style reporter at "the washington post" who entered the clinton circle during the impeachment hearings in the 1990s. since then he has been a close political aide. he past was put on the board at the clinton foundation. he wanted a senior position at the state department but that was refused by the obama white house. he's a close confidante to the clintons. he's providing advice and that he had a motive or incentive to provide certain information to her because he also had these commercial ties with companies that wanted contracts in libya. so it goes to the heart of this issue of blurring the official duties hillary clinton had at the state department. bill: based on that when you get to the question of what would be in their correspondence, everything and anything could be in their co

clintons. that story coming up. >>> and the daily mail's francesca chambers and rich lowry join us tonight. >>> we begin with terrorism in communities like boston and garland, texas. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> reporter: lou, the witnesses testified this morning that there are a couple thousand hard core isis propagandists on the web with 50,000 followers. and yet another 200,000 are receiving their messages. on the situation in boston the fbi witness said the 26-year-old suspect usaama rahim had gone operational. >> the targets that are out there the counterterrorism subjects we are monitoring them closely for any type of action, any type of overt steps any mobilization factors. when we see those, we're not taking the chance. >> reporter: witnesses also testified that there are two types of radicalization the slow burn that can sometimes take years and the flash to bang like zale thompson in a matter of weeks attacked rookie cops in new hampshire after combing the web after using three discreet search terms for jihad. >> primarily means the radicalization was the isis use of social media. am i correct in that? >> i would suggest congressman, you are absolutely c

catherine: and there were prius prostitute there were protesters outside the hall where bush was speaking in that interview earlier today bush repeal criticized democratic runner-up front runner hillary clintonng her a formal candid the question had a cop accomplishments. >> diane: with a light breeze stirred was, with more on the weather! >> diane: some clouds of around 7:00 p.m. and by 10:00 p.m. the libraries will continue at 11 mi. per hour. temperature wise with the inland locations for the east bay accurate advice by camry will have a catchy f o g. so here is what it will look like selleck rid our no rain until next week derrick more sunshine for it more clout and at 0 g. pettifog in the morning hours. >> diane: the western region will get more of the f o g and daly city and san mateo. for the most part will be nice and clear for the east bay and the inland locations. a little bit chilly with a slight breeze in general an afternoon highs to with 84 for pleasanton and cooler on the east bay shoreline. looking more like low 60s the upper 60s. >> diane: look at the pattering trend things were starting up by saturday and sunday, i guarantee you will be sweating. and plenty of sunshine to l