when it was sent, it's sensitive because it describes basically evacuation plans for chris stevens and the americans there in benghazi. that's what is at issue here. that's why the intelligence community decided that they felt this stuff should have never been sent to a private e-mail server and that's why this controversy will continue to dog this campaign. >> all right. we'll stay on top of it. evan, thanks, very, very much. the clinton campaign has been dogged for some time now over hillary clinton's decision to use a personal e-mail server while she was secretary of state over four years. joining us now from new york is the communications director for hillary for america, the hillary clinton campaign, jennifer is a former white house director of communications for president obama. thanks very much for joining us. so give us your perspective on what's going on, i guess this decision to question at least in court huma abedin you know well who has been close to the secretary for a long time. what's going on here from your perspective? >> i think there are a couple of things in the rep

briefing about a specific piece of information in one of the e-mails and talks about ambassador chris stevens likely bid to flee libya because the conditions were deteriorating and it talked about the travel plans, the route he would take. we asked the state department spokesperson john kirby whether putting that information on unsecured network might have endangered chris stevens's life at that time? john kirby was at a loss to answer that question, what people know in the intelligence community is that is the kind of information that should never get out of a classified system because it endangers the lives of individuals and as we know christopher stevens was killed in the attack just a year later. cheryl? >> catherine herridge out of washington. thank you for that live report. >>> at the end of the day, how much will this affect hillary's chances in 2016? let's bring in a democratic strategist and founder and president of new heights communications. and republican strategist. how bad is this for hillary? >> it's certainly not good at all. look, i like to say people pay attention to politi

information were uncovered during the kbgs of the 2012 benghazi attack in libya that killed ambassador chris stevens and other americans. it was forwarded by aide uma abadin. the second e-mail forwarded by aide jacob sullivan outlined reports of possible arrests in connection with the benghazi attack. the e-mails are among some 30,000 clinton turned over to the state department from her private server. on monday the state department said it had flag third degree 05 e-mails out of the 20% it has reviewed as potentially contained classified information. clinton has insisted there was no classified information on her server. >> whether it was a personal account or a government account, did not send classified material and did not receive any material that was marked or december ig nated classified which is way that you know something is. >> reporter: but it's not just clinton's private sevener that may have contained priefbtd information. the state department filed court parps wednesday afternoon saying it does not know. dan ackerman is an editor at cnet. >> any time you're bringingour own equipment an

classified information were uncovered during the attack in benghazi libya that killed ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. the first e-mail from april 2011 was forwarded to an aide with the intelligence reports on libyan troop strength and movements. the second e-mail forwarded by aide jacob sullivan outlined reports of possible arrest in connection with the benghazi attacks. the e-mails are among the 30,000 clinton turned over to the state department from her private server. clinton has insisted there was no classified information on her server. >> whether it was a personal account or a government account, i did not send classified material and i did not receive any material that was marketed or designated classified which is the way you know whether something is. >> reporter: the state department filed court papers this afternoon saying it does not believe that any personal computing device was issued by the department to clinton. and as for that server, her attorney confirmed it was wiped clean of all its data before she turned it over to the fbi. jan crawford, cbs news, wash

uncovered during an investigation of the 2012 attack in benghazi, libya that killed ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. the first email from april 2011 was forwarded to clinton by aide huma aberdeen citing reports from the u.s. african command on libyan troop strengths and movements. the second forwarded by aide jacob sullivan outlined reports of possible arrests in connection with the benghazi attack. the emails are among the some 30,000 clinton turned over to the state department from her private server. clinton has insisted there was no classified information on her server. >> whether it was a personal account or a government account, i did not send classified material and i did not receive any material that was marked or designated classified which is the way you know whether something is. >> reporter: the state department filed court papers saying it does not believe that any personal computing device was issued by the department to clinton. and as for that server, her attorney confirmed it was wiped clean of all its data before she turned it over to the fbi. jan crawfor

uncovered during an investigation of the 2012 attack in benghazi, libya, that killed ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. the first e-mail, from april 2011, was forwarded to clinton by aid human abedin, sighting intelligence reports from the u.s. afracomcommand on troop strengths. the second e-mail forwarded by aid jacob sullivan outlined reports of possible arrests in connection with the benghazi attack. the e-mails are among the some 30,000 clinton turned over to the state department from her private server. on monday, the state department said it had flagged 305 e-mails out of the 20% it has reviewed as potentially containing classified information. clinton has insisted there was no classified information on her server. >> whether it was a personal account or a government account, i did not send classified material and i did not receive any material that was marked or disigit nad classified, which is the way you know whether something is. >> reporter: but it is not just clinton's private server that may have contaped classified information. the state department filed court p

it included sensitive information about tentative plans to evacuate the special envoy chris stevens, the ambassador at that time. if not criminal as some are already suggesting, and we are not suggesting that, but was it negligent to put on a private server sensitive information about the movement of a u.s. ambassador, who was then facing a very hostile situation? >> for use of the server, i think former secretary clinton has spoken at length about the use of her server, and i'll let her and, while she was here. but what we are focused on, what secretary kerry is focused on, as we go through the 30,000-plus e-mails, we review them carefully, redact any sensitive information and when posted to the public, they're done in a responsible way, and we do this every month, and we're doing a little tranche this months. show we're very comfortable that that e-mail traffic was properly reviewed before being sent -- before being sent to the committee and to being made public. >> but at the time it was forwarded to her, this was a sensitive e-mail entitled per special envoy stevens about his mov

envoy chris stevens. he was killed in terrorist attacks more than a year later.e-mail was publicly released in may, but the e-mail sparked concerns with the inspector general for the intelligence community because it contained classified information about potential evacuation plans at the time it was sent. the state department declassified the e-mail after it was released and we'll see if changing the conversation really works for clinton, but right now, carol, they're still having a problem explaining why did clinton set up a private e-mail server to do government business in the first place. >> understood. evan perez, thanks so much. evan perez reporting live from washington. the next hour of cnn "newsroom" starts now. >>> in just a few moments, former president jimmy carter will sit at this table at the carter center in atlanta to discuss his cancer diagnosis. just one week ago carter revealed that the disease he had had spread from his liver to other parts of his body. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. at any moment as i

contain classified information including the attack in benghazi, libya that killed ambassador chris stevensee other americans. the first email from april 2011 was forwarded to clinton by aide huma aberdeen. it cited intelligence reports from the u.s.-africa command on libyan troop strength and movements. the second one forwarded by another aide outlined report of possible arrests in connection with the benghazi attack. the emails are among the some 30,000 clinton turned over to the state department from her private server. clinton has insisted there was no classified information on her server. >> whether it was a personal account or a government account, i did not send classified material and i did not receive any material that was marked or designated classified, which is the way you know whether something is. >> reporter: the state department filed court papers this afternoon saying, it does not believe that any personal computing device was issued by the department to clinton. and as for that server her attorney confirmed, she deleted all the data before she turned it over to the fbi. ja

the other had intel about the deadly benghazi attacks that left ambassador chris stevens and three otherpaign believes they're vindicated and what remains is a dispute between agencies over the sensitivity of the information. a campaign spokesman told reporters that it proves clinton was a passive recipient of unwitting information that subsequently became classified. >> all right, let's get to john heilemann yesterday, yeah. there was an interview on your show that was described by everybody i talked to as just a disaster for the clinton team. talk about it. >> well, i talked to jen palmieri, who is -- >> you have known for a long time. >> since the '92 campaign. she's the communications director for hillary. we did a lengthy interview. we talked for about 25 minutes and ran about 15 on the show. i thought that she was -- she was acting with consummate professionalism. all on the e-mail issue. and i think she was in a bad place. i mean, there were some elements of her, of some of the things we have seen from the campaign, evasiveness and misdirection, and also a lot of basic questions s

stevens shop in camden. it the bakery moved to haverford avenue in philadelphia in 1914. where it became legend much chris times are a changing. >> end of an era in philadelphia, thanks bruce. >>> are you trying to figure out how you'll see the pope during next months's historic visit. there's one option you may not have considered. we'll tell you straight ahead. >> plus scuffles outside an embassy in china all over the possible discovery of wreckage from the missing malaysian airlines flight. the disagreement that has these family members fighting mad. >>> and spiderman to the rescue in times square. that's right. spiderman. why this real life super hero jumped in to fight another man. >> we introduced to you these newborn falcons this spring. where are they now? well, they've taken flight but not everything has gone according to plan. >> new details about the pope's upcoming visit to philadelphia in september. the secret service says pedestrians should expect some kind of law enforcement presence on the ben franklin bridge during pope francis' visit but no screening stations. the agency which is in char

chris kofinis, is democratic strategist and former chief of staff to joe manchin. thanks to all three of you for joining us. steven, let me start with you, i was amazed to see that according to one of the most recent polls, a "gallup poll," the american people, if they were running the debate tonight their number one question would be, how would you propose to fix the economy ahead of everything else? no matter what anyone in washington saying about the economy being fixed, that spin isn't selling to the american people. who do you think would do the best answering that question? >> boy, that is a good question. i think whoever can provide a substantive, solid answer in 60 seconds is going to do well. among the people i would say would probably be ted cruz, marco rubio, i think would have, would be able to answer that question in a compelling way. the real question in the debate whether donald trump will be able to answer that question. if you look at donald trump's background you would think he might be able to but he hasn't done that yet in answering questions in interviews and elsewhere. that will be a big test

steven vogt what a shot. two-run job. the a's led 4-0. then they gave it all back in the 7th. chris davis. >> oh. >> just crushed it! owings mills, maryland! [ laughter ] >> two-run blast put the orioles up 6-4 in the 8th inning. >>> red sox manager john farrell he has cancer and will miss the season. wow, considering the year the red sox have been having no news has been good news for them. ferrell says the cancer is very curable. bench coach terry low velo will manage the team for the rest of the year. >>> kind of a throwback friday. remember the sitcom full house? john stamos, set in san francisco? spinoff series in the works? well the giants have got into the act to promote its upcoming full house night. fine production value, too. ♪[ music ] >> i want to know how many takes it took. that was pretty cute. >> they got into it. >> i love brandon crawford with the guitar. i love javy lopez just like that. >> great stuff. >> and the scooter. >> great. [ laughter ] >> absolutely. if you are watching, stamos, take notice. if you need extras for the show they're in. >> very good. for news throughout the evening the lat

. >>> billionaire steven cohen will host a fund-raiser for chris christie on saturday.on will cost $2,700 a person. he and his wife have contributed $1 million to the political action committee. >> very complicated. i don't really understand that. his firm was convicted or he pled guilty -- his firm pled guilty to insider trading. he didn't personally. and so then to have a fund-raiser at his house, i think that will show up in commercials later. if there is an opponent. don't you think? that's my -- my thought at the moment. anyway, currency devaluation in china causing a global disturbance in the market. will it push back any plans the fed may have brewing for september? richard fisher joins us now, former president of the dallas federal reserve bank and also, of course, a cnbc contributor. tell us what's going on in the room right about now. >> first, they're not meeting in the room. they're -- in the field, enjoying their summer. >> conference calls. what's being said? >> let's put this in perspective. the mexican pesos is off year-to-date 24% against the u.s. dolla

chris and lauren, back to you. >>> we have a closer look at suspect in the case of the rosie o'donnell's missing daughter. twenty-five year-old steven scherer had his first court appearance. he sent chelsea o'donnell, rosie's daughter, a nude picture when she was only 17. chelsea o'donnell was found in his home in barnegat township last week after she was reported missing by her mom for more than a week. he is being held in the ocean county jail. >>> when the asian markets tumbled, wall street followed this morning analyst are urging calm, fox's correspondent kelly wright explains why they are telling americans, this noise need to pull out of the market. >> mixed signals coming out of asia as financial markets try to recover from a massive sell off to start the week. while chinese stocks are struggling once again, other asian markets are rebounding. >> the tsunami in the market... >> reporter: turmoil in the economy is sparking fears of the global slow down and that uncertainty that caused the dow jones to plunge. nearly 600 points monday, the the nasdaq and s and p500 also falling sharply. >> china has been a economy that has haddo

chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> we are getting a closer look at the suspect in the case of the rosie o'donnell's missing daughter. twenty-five year-old steven scherer had his first court appearance via video monitor. prosecutors say he sent chelsea o'donnell a nude picture when she was just 17. chelsea o'donnell was found at his home in barnegat. township last week after she was reported missing by her mom for more than a week. he is now being held in the ocean county jail. >>> a dinner date between an oklahoma politician and son turned deadly. >> this happened on sunday night, oklahoma laborer commissioner mark costello and his son were out to dinner. police say during that fight his son christian pulled a stake knife, stabbed his father multiple times in the head and neck. witness hose saw it were able to subdue the 26 year-old holding him down in the parking lot until police arrived. >> they walk around the building twice. at one point the suspect stabbed the victim in the back of the head. it was shocking. dramatic. you know, like i said very cold. >> costello, has been commissioner of labor since 2010. >>> maryland correctional officia

chris robinson and a lot of people joining us here. i'm going to start here on this new york stock exchange floor with steven.all that we've seen here through the hours from 9:30 a.m. eastern until now, move that you saw >> just one; right? >> you can do two >> right after the open, we had this rally, it came into our stock markets pushed off the index, probably had a 900 point rally on the dow. then the second most surprising thing is this afternoon we probably give up 400 points of that. so the markets -- largely. so we're seeing contrasting forces here pushing the market either way >> do you anticipate that there's any way to close to the flat line at least? can we come back off 590 point loss here on the dow? >> you will see a violent move between now and the close. i wouldn't bet it would be up >> a violent move he says. bart, i need to get right off the bat to ask you the number one question. of us it been older? there are a lot of program trades, a lot of electronic movements here in this day and age. from what you can tell, the selling in the morning, 1,089 points clipped right off the dow, was it ord