colin powell says these were e-mails that were sent by u.s.assadors to his staff and then forwarded to his e-mail. he's looked at them and he's determined that there was nothing classified in it. certainly not a dozen years later to be classified. in the case of condoleezza rice we got a statement from her staff at stanford university. she said her staff got this e-mails. she says those e-mails did not contain any intelligence information, erin. >> all right. thank you very much, evan. more breaking news tonight, bernie sanders expanding his lead over hillary clinton as we have just a few days until new hampshire votes. despite hillary clinton's victory in iowa, bernie sanders has a 31-point edge over here. polls may be wrong. he's up 61% to 30%. both candidates trying to get the momentum after coming face to face with voters at cnn's town hall last night. >> reporter: it's all about wall street. five days before the new hampshire primary, it's a bitter point of contention between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> i do not know any progre

if colin powell chooses to seek the presidency, i think it would be a fair question to ask. my understanding is he's not. but second of all, there's a few distinctions. number one, it's one thing to have a few us dens which i think they found, and he should have his opportunity to explain that. which is not what's going on with the clintons. they took their thing on a private unclassified server, said they scrubbed it themselves. there was no classified information. that's false hundreds of times. it's not just sensitive information. it's top secret information, and we still don't have access to all the e-mails. it was the clintons to scrubbed them first. we don't know what else they never turned over. >> you don't think this neutralizes the issue for republicans at all? you're still going to continue to bring this up? >> absolutely. it's a fair thing. she's been asked. she took them, put them on a private server, which is unclassified, never mind the cyber issues we face of others trying to seek information about how our government operates. we think see how things have no

colin powell and condoleeza rice received classified information through private email accounts whileving as secretaries of state. 10 messages sent to rice's immediate staff, and two went to powell directly but critics say there is no comparison, pointing out clinton had personal server and received 1600 emails now deemed classified. fbi probe came up during the debate last night. watch this. >> fbi investigation into this matter about how you may have hand i would classified material, are you 100% confident that nothing is going to come of this fbi investigation? >> i am 100% confident. this is a security review that was requested. it is being carried out. it will be resolved. melissa: yeah, it will be resolved harris. harris: she might have bought herself some favor by simply saying, you know what? who is 100% sure of anything but i can tell you didn't do anything wrong. why even double down with that? now even, if anything short of complete exoneration happens, that looks like untruth. >> if you're an fbi agent and you're investigating this, even you don't have the clearance to rea

investigation by the state department fou two e-mails on the private account of former secretary of state colin powellound they were retroactively reclassified secret or confidential. powell took exception to the disclosure saying, "i have evooed the messages and i do not see what makes them classified." bring in cnn justice reporter evan perez. good morning. >> good morning, carol. you can almost hear the cheers coming from the clinton campaign headquarters when this news came out. that's because what they've been saying all along is that secretary clinton is not the only high-level official who has had classified information in her unclassified e-mail system, in her private e-mails. it also came out in this report from the state department's inspector general that condoleezza rice, while secretary of state, her aides received ten e-mails that now are considered classified. rice issued a statement through her office at stanford university pointing out she never used any privs e-mail herself. actually didn't use e-mail at all, and that the information she's looked at in these ten e-mails did not inclu

i have absolutely no concerns about it whatsoever. >> andrea, in a statement, colin powell said i wish they would release them so a normal air-breathing mammal would look at them and say what's the issue? he also said the e-mails, quote, were unclassified at the time and they are in my judgment still unclassified. what's the takeaway? >> this was nbcnews.com, by our colleague, and he reported yesterday exclusively that in fact, there had been unclassified retroactively classified e-mails sent to two former secretary of state offices. one to colin powell personally on his e-mail and the other to deputies of condoleezza rice who did not use e-mails while she was secretary of state. this would validate the hillary clinton campaign quickly leaped on, saying this validates her claim all along that she's being targeted by republicans, that in fact this is a common practice. not a great practice, but the fact is the only way to communicate with these unclassified systems is to -- the only way to do business in the state department when you're traveling long distances, people are communicating

we agree with colin powell, release all emails. unfortunately it is not that simple.a: none of this is that simple. would have been simpler using government email. >> exactly. would have shown better judgment. clearly what is going on with clintons -- sandra: linkedin, a big story, may want to leave the fourth quarter off its resume'. we'll break down numbers as shares are plummeting in the premarket this morning. holy cow. you're looking at a $60 drop in those shares. we'll have the story next. ♪ sandra: we've got earnings alert for you this morning. look at shares of linkedin right now. plummeting 30% in the premarket after the company post ad sharp fourth quarter loss coming in way below wall street expectations. also forecasting weak growth for 2016. but i guess it wasn't all bad news for linkedin. they did have some positive numbers. user growth did accelerate during the quarter hitting 414 million for first time ever. i guess, mike, my questioned would be why isn't that translating to stronger earnings? but in general what have you been seeing from tech earnings

. >> did colin powell violate that law? >> what's important to understand is errors are made. people accidentally permit classified information to move from the proper setting to the inappropriate setting. there could be great debate. if she had said turn that into nonpaper and send that information. >> the house science committee issing looing into this issue of whether or not she violated the law with her e-mails, correct? >> i'm not sure if that's correct or not. i hope that this will stay on the right channels. the right channel for law enforcement activities in my judgment are the fbi and the justice department. >> we're looking to things that relate to the death of four americans in 2012. it is the case that it was our committee's work that ultimately concluded when we had asked for a document from the state department that there wasn't an official account. that is, it was known there was a private e-mail account she possessed and many government officials have them. and we learned there wasn't an official e-mail account in existence. >> since she testified in october fo

mark, what do you make of this new development, colin powell and staffers, top staffers to condoleezza both condoleezza rice and colin powell while they were serving as secretary of state under george w. bush also received classified information on their personal e-mail accounts. how is this going to play out as far as the hillary clinton campaign is concerned? >> reporter: certainly they're going to try to use it as cover to say she wasn't the first to do it and that this was a common practice, not only during her tenure but also previous secretary of states, but it's not going to quell the criticism that she has received for doing it and certainly will not quell the criticism for the fact that she had a private server in her house, wolf. you know, the bottom line is, is that this is going to be an issue that is going to dog her. it's not necessarily going to dog her here in the primary, although it will cast some doubt on democrats who are comparing between her and bernie sanders. if she wins the nomination, that's where it's going to become an issue or republicans will try to make i

it hasn't been okay for decades. >> what's not okay with what colin powell said specifically? >> well, what's not okay is that hillary clinton used a private e-mail server with information on it that she should have known could put a lot of people at risk. she was the secretary of state. she was a united states senator. she spent eight years in the white house as the first lady. if she doesn't have enough judgment to recognize that is a problem, what will she do when we give her the keys to everything? >> my last question on that, though, is your point is not saying everybody does it, means when she says the last debate you would have to investigate other secretaries, what's your response to that? >> i have no problem. but recognize the trouble that we are in now predates barack obama. this has gone back for decades, the kind of things that we have been doing. the use of, you know, executive orders, you know, it -- that was for the purpose of doing something that needed to be done when congress was not in session. it's supposed to be a stop gap measure. obama is not the first

which found that two other former secretary of states -- colin powell and staffers for condoleeza rice -- had also sent and received classified emails on personal accounts. but clinton's republican critics powell and rice's staffers only had a handful of classified emails, compared to clinton's 16- hundred. and... neither powell nor rice had set up their own personal server. in washington, kristin fisher. fox news. hillary clinton maintained that nothing would come of the fbi probe into her use of a private email server, saying: "i am 100 percent confident. this is a security review that was requested. it is being carried out." a des moines church is on a mission to collect as much water as it can -- to give to the people of flint michigan. the city is dealing with dangerously high levels of lead in it's water. dozens of cases of bottled water have already been donated to the "revival center of god in christ church" in des moines" the church is also collecting baby wipes and money. volunteers will drive to flint next month to deliver the supplies by hand 145313 - weve had people drop t

colin powell wanted them to go with the powell doctrine. instead he let rumsfeld run the war. >> i think it's great we are having a robust conversation about this. would i not have said it the way he said it. >> i have got to totally disagree with all of you. trump is a unique political animal who knows how to make controversy and use it as a political weapon. it almost doesn't mat wear he says. the key is he has a hard-core of 25%. and the on way that's not going to happen is if he gets down to two candidates or possibly 3. the longer jeb bush stays in the field the better it is for trump. >> this isn't about trump's personality. even though that's all we are talking about. this is about as one south krcial voter put it, this is about giving a big middle finger to washington. that what they feel. it's not about what he says about george w. bush. whatever he says, it doesn't matter. it's about showing washington the people felt ignored and are extremely angry. really interesting. princeton university did a study that showed from 1999 to 201

colin powell said that he is disputing that. he said he challenges that conclusion.mething that the state department is saying about e-mails that they are looking at now retroactively. this of course plays into everything that has been going on with hillary clinton's e-mail answers the analysis of those last week state department announcing they would not reveal certain e-mails because they call them now top secret. so your response to all of this new reporting? >> kate, this is a major development. p in fact i would say it is a game-changer. because we have gone out there in the last several months and tried to explain that what's happening here with hillary clinton's e-mails, as you have a government bureaucracy, that has excessive treatment of what should be considered classified information. and now we're finding that the same agency that has been looking into hillary clinton's e-mails and having that excessive definition of what should be treated as classified, is making the same judgment about hillary clinton's predecessors. they are finding material that they

the fact that now e-mail sent to both colin powell and top aides to condoleezza rice when they held the these people in the government who are doing the same thing to secretary powell and secretary rice aides. they've been doing to me. which is that, i never sent or received any classified material. they are retroactively classifying it. i agree completely with secretary powell who said today, this is an absurdity. >> reporter: once again, sanders refused to pounce on the e-mail questions though he noted the opportunity is out there. >> i will not politicize it. there's not a day that goes by why i am, when i am not asked to attack her on that issue, and i have refrained from doing that and i will continue to refrain from doing that. >> all right. john berman, stay with us. bring in cnn national political reporter maeve restin and cnn executive editor will mark preston. all right. i have news of new numbers. now, polls suggestive, more than predictive. here's the first one since the iowa caucus, done the tuesday after the iowa caucusing, and finished yesterday on thursday. the numbers s

the state department's inspector general released findings that colin powell, a republican secretary of state, also received classified information on his private e-mail account. >> weijia jiang in manchester, new hampshire, thanks a lot. >>> those questions that you heard about clinton's ties to wall street come as she is trying to gain ground in new hampshire, a state she won in 2008. cbs news political director steve chaggaris has more. >> reporter: hillary clinton, in last night's debate, showing urgency. a question who is a better representative in the democratic party. a fight over who is more progressive. bernie sanders standing by his argument he is the most progressive in the party and the fight going on right now between also she had to answer a lot of questions about her wall street talked about for months.

. >>> today in tampa we tired general and former secretary of state colin powell spoke to hundreds of students at hillsborough community college. he talked about his journey of growing up in the south bronx to two jamaican immigrant parents to becoming the first african-american appointed at secretary of state. he is the first african- american to serve on the joint chiefs of staff. the main factor has been the unwaiverring support of his family. >> it happened because of a number of things. parents i had were terrific people. they always ask me who is the most important person in your life. they were. >> so true. today's conference focused on challenges minority men face completing college and the need for community involvement. >>> new information about the so-called affluenza teen ethan couch. a judge moved his case to adult court. couch could face 120 days in jail as part of his adult probation. if the judge decided differently couch could have gone free once he turned 19. >> we want to see the opportunity that once it gets into adult court that a in that his condition hearing tha

it appears that colin powell and staffers for condoleezza rice also received classified data from personal email accounts. that is according to a state department review of email practices of previous secretaries of state. for the past year, clinton has been blasted by republicans for using a personal e-mail server while leading the state department. no emails were marked "confidential" or "secret" when they were sent. 3 3 3 people in central new york are stepping up to support people in flint michigan. a locally owned grocery store and a morning radio show helped organize the effort. the grocery store is selling cases of water at a discount of $1 and 99 cents per case then people can bring the water to a collection truck right outside the store. roughly 18-hundred cases have been sold. 3 3 3 3 3 "the greatest show on earth" is in the upstate. coming up, the special performance for a very select crowd. 3 what's america's best-selling brand of trucks? you're in for a big surprise, pal. actually, you're not. and, it wasn't even close. same trucks that have been leading the industry for 39 st

news that the intelligence committee retroactively classified e-mails and the secretary of state colin powellwe had the development in the e-mail matter today when it came out that secretary powell and close aides to former secretary rice used private e-mail accounts. now you have these people in the government who are doing the same thing to secretary powell and secretary rice's aides, they have been doing to me. i never sent or received any classified material. they are retroactively classifying it. i agree completely with secretary powell who said this is an absurdity. i think the american people will know it is an absurdity. i have absolutely no concerns about it whatsoever. >> it is interesting. the democratic primary this is not as much about the e-mails and if she is telling the truth or not. it is about electability. they are concerned it will hurt her later on. >> absolutely. one of the things that is hanging out here that is of concern is whether or not the internal investigation going on right now, the government investigation of e-mails yields anything or leads to anything further

number two, the answer is colin powell. even before serving in president bush's cabinet he was the first black chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. question number three, quincy jones composed the music for which tv show, "jeffersons" "sanford and son". >> it was sanford and son. the song was originally called "the street beater." he had a record 79 grammy nominations and 27 wins. question number 4, among his many honors, president obama has earned which award, oscar, tony, or gram ychl he has received the nobel peace price. it's number three, he has two grammy awards. he has two grammys for best "dreams from my father" and "the adawesty of hope." question number 5, billy dee williams is exactly december, derrick, or dietrich. his middle name, number one, december. before his movie roles did you know he made his broadway debut in "firebrand of florence. "that was in '. now the celebration of american history actually started in february of 1926 created by dr. carter g. woodson but it was number 2, '76 president gerald for

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that classified information was sent to the personal e-mail account of former secretary of state colin powell, and senior aides to form secretary condoleezza rice. powell told nbc news that nothing secret went to his personal account. a spokesman for rice said the e-mails were conversations and contained no intelligence information. >>> multiple sources tell nbc news that the force that ripped a hole in a passenger plane over somalia was likely from a bomb made of military grade explosives. investigators did find explosive residue in the aftermath, but if it was a bomb, no terrorist group has claimed responsibility yet. >>> more air bag more. honda says another 2.25 millionaire bags made by takata will have to be replaced in certain honda and acura models. another air bag manufacturer announced its own recall involving potential air bag problems in up to 5 million honda, fiat, chrysler and mercedes models. >>> a sad note to report in the music world. maurice white died. he started the band in the late 1960s, and the group went on to sell more than 90 million albums worldwide. the group won si

according to an internal state department review, two of former secretary colin powell's personal e-mails also contained classified information, as did ten e-mails from the personal successor, condoleezza rice. pretty benign. >> reporter: like clinton, lauren powell exclusively used a personal account as secretary of state, though he e-mailed far less often. in a statement today he said the two e-mails in question were from my executive assistant and forwarded messages sent by two of our ambassadors to state department staff members. i have reviewed the messages, he said, and i do not see what makes them classified. the clinton campaign happily sided with him. press secretary brian fallon. >> this is an example of overclassification run amok. >> reporter: the state department announced last week that 22 of clinton's e-mails which sat on her private server for years are being reclassified as top secret, one of the highest levels of classification, higher than the secret and confidential designations given to the powell and rice e-mails. more than 1,500 clinton e-mails have already been put

the state department's inspector general released findings that colin powell, a republican secretary of state, also received classssiednformation on his private e-mail account. >> weijia jiang in manchester, new hampshire, t(anks a lot. >>> those questions that you heard about clinton's tieso wall street come as she is trying to gain ground in new hampshire. a state she won in 2008. cbs news political director steve garrett has more. >> reporter: hillary clinton in last night's debatehowing urgency. a fight over who is more progressive, who is a better representative in the democratic party. bernie sanders standing by his argument he is the most progressive in the party and the fight going on rightow betweenen sanders and clinton. also she had to answer a lot of questions about her wall street ties and something she has talked about for months. she was asked specifically by the moderators if she would release her transcripts of paid speeches she gavav to goldman sachs. she said she would look into it. question yes or no, i think something we will be hearing about the next few days, w

"colin powell" will be the keynote speaker at today's b-b-c-b summit. that stands for "black, brown and college bound." it's sponsored by hillsborough community college. other featured speakers at today's event... former buc "derrick brooks" and former cowboys lineman, ed "too tall" jones. the event starts at 12-30 today at the tampa convention center. and it's already sold out. 3 also at the tampa convention center today: a kickoff event... for the and two *current olympic athletes will help out. "shalane flanagan" and "meb keflezighi " are the first two athletes to make the u-s track and field team this year. meb has been called one of the *greatest long distance runners of all time. he's already won the new york marathon and the boston marathon. the news conference starts at ten a-m. the gasparilla distance classic is tomorrow and sunday, along bayshore boulevard. 3 his lawyer said he was too *rich to know right from wrong. but today... the "affluenza teen" is back in court. up next...why he could be finally heading to prison. 3 plus... it looks like

state department's been looking into how other secretaries of state used e-mail -- and found that colin powell and staff members for condoleezza rice also got classified information from personal e-mail accounts. for the past year, clinton has been blasted by republicans for using a personal e-mail server when she was secretary of state. right now, two police officers being shot on the job. it happened in new york. they were on patrol in a public housing complex when they were confronted by a man with a gun who shot them. one officer was hit in the face, the other in the stomach. "thank god so far, in both took his own life. this morning, two soldiers are behind bars -- charged with murdering a teenager. the soldiers -- based at fort bliss, texas -- are accused of executing a 16- year-old. authorities believe the shooting happened over a drug deal. more help is on they way for syrian refugees. world leaders meeting in london pledged more than 10-billion dollars. the u-s pledged 890-million this year. secretary of state john kerry said the crisis inside syria should tear at the conscience of ev

. >>> today in tampa retired general and former secretary of state colin powell spoke to hundreds of college students. any aspirations i could have. >> it is part of the four-day black brown college summit. it colin focuses on challenges college. >> great speaker. wonderful to hear from him. beautiful weekend. great start to this friday. fantastic. there was the old st. pete pier. the water temperature is 62 degrees. it will warm up. it has been warming up. weekend. man, all that beautiful wear sunscreen. it is hard to say that because it is cool outside but you can definitely use it. temperatures will get in the mid 70s all weekend long. slightly above average. overnight lows will be near where they should be. right now the rainfall for tuesday looks more sporadic. i imagine there will be a decent line of storms coming through. >> thank you for joining us today for "10 news at noon." >> nick: hey. good. you're awake. thank god. >> noah: what -- what happened? what happened? >> nick: hey, listen, don't worry about it. you're gonna be fine. they had to give you a sedative before you g

the personal accounts of colin powell as well as staffer condoleezza rice. and like clinton, powell wants his e-mails made public. >> i never sent or received any classified material. they are retroactively classifying it. i agree completely with secretary powell who said today, this is an absurdity. >> but republicans recognize, powell and rice staffers had only a handful of classified e-mails compared to clinton's 1,600. neither powell nor rice set up personal servers. >> they're trying to use the same excuse my son used. dad, everybody did it. the truth is these are not comparable. they're totally unrelated. pressed by fox news, the state department confirmed that clinton and her closest aides, undercutting the main explanation that nothing was marked classified. >> did mrs. clinton or the others take the required classification training? >> the state department employees here are all trained in how to handle sensitive information. >> they would not be an exception. >> everybody at the state department gets trained in how to handle sensitive information.

and just last week you saw the same situation unfurl with former secretary colin powell as well as formerzza rice. in both of those two cases, you now have the same agency looking at their e-mails, personal e-mails and saying that there is information that in retrospect they think should be treated as classified. the exact same situation playing out in the two previous secretaries before secretary clinton. so i think that tells you everything about the relative seriousness of this. it is a matter of common disagreement between agencies where the intelligence community is taking a stricter definition of what's classified than the state department did. and if -- i'd just refer back to colin powell's own words where he said if this is going to be the standard, if diplomats cannot communicate amongst each other and share information, we might as well shutter the state department. >> so when people make suggestions like she did something clearly wrong and the fbi conclusion is going to be that she did something wrong, whatever that means, you just think that that's not true? >> that's right. i

the state department's inspector general released findings that colin powell, a republican secretary of state, also last debate before the new hampshire primary on saturday. donald trump remains a solid lead among new hampshire republicans but following his strong showing in iowa, a just released survey finds marco rubio has leap-frogged ted cruz. after his second place finish in iowa, there is pressure on trump to win. at a campaign event last night, he used foul language during his speech. >> we are going to have businesses that used to be in new hampshire that are now in mexico come back to new hampshire and you can tell them to go -- themselves. >> trump says he doesn't have to win new hampshire but he characterized tuesday's vote, rather, as crunch time. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," norah o'donnell sits down with jeb bush and his new weapon on the campaign trail. >> just a few years ago, you said no more bushes in the white house. >> funny. i knew you were going to bring >> the rest of norah's conversation with jeb and former first lady barbara bush on "cbs this morning." >>

general colin powell is one the finest men i've ever known in my life. to somehow infer that general colin powell was coerced, or forced to adopt a policy that he didn't believe in is a great disservice to one of the greatest men in the history of this country. mr. keyes: a point of personal privilege, it is not factually on the record -- you go back and take a look. those military leaders did not favor this policy in the beginning. they were brought to favor it after political leadership failed to stand up in their defense. king: is he going to be -- either of you -- the secretary of state -- colin powell? mccain: sure. king: sure? mccain: that's one thing i'm sure we'll agree on. king: your secretary of state, too? bush: i'm not telling. king: it's definite that you're saying yes? mccain: oh, he'd be marvelous. bush: oh, he's a great man, no question about it. but one of the things we shouldn't be doing, right here on the eve of the south carolina primary, is speculating out loud on who we're going to pick. king: why? bush: well, because it's -- listen

was referring specifically to reports out of the state department that former secretary of state colin powelld two emails with classified information and the staff of former secretary of state condoleezza rice received such emails. powell said there were two emails that were confidential at the type but he didn't know they were classified. i don't think she'll dilute this by suggesting people have done it before when there are dozens of her eachs that are too secret to be released. bill: i don't think colin powell and condoleezza rice had their own private servers. martha: bonnie and clyde copycat coup get busted trying to outrun police. bill: earth wind and fire saying googood-bye to their band leadec [♪] relook. rethink. reimagine. because right here, right now. it's time to take a closer look at botox® cosmetic, the only fda approved treatment for the temporary improvement of both moderate to severe frown lines and crow's feet. see what real results can really look like. so talk to your doctor about botox® cosmetic. and make it part of what you do for you. the effects of botox® cosmetic, m

the inspector general says coal colin powell received personal e-mails. classified at the time they were sent. >>> and new tonight, two brooklyn men face charges after a traffic stop leads to a bevy of fake credit cards. troopers pulled him over swerving on i-95. in the car they found more than two dozen phony credit cards and more stolen gift cards. he and his passenger were both arrested. >>> tonight police are looking for that man. we're not kidding. >>> where the dark night knight is wanted in connection with a robbery. >>> and teachers could soon be packing heat in the class room in one town in connecticut. what parents think about that plan when we come back. >>> ahead tonight it's debate night. we've got new polling showing how steep a climb hillary clinton faces against bernie sanders in new hampshire. we're going to show you the and unpopular former drug exec appeared on capitol hill today. and the heartbreaking images of a town being slowly exterminated when we see you tonight at 6:30 for nightly news. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state th

the second suspect was arrested. inspector general says that the former secretary colin powell received classified national security information at his private e-mail address, as did immediate staff members under condoleezza rice, both republicans. they both served under president george w. bush. clinton faces scrutiny from republicans in congress over her use of personal e-mail as secretary of state. emily: an eight-year-old florida boy is in custody after stealing a gun from his mom and trying to rob a convenience store. this a surveillance video from west palm beach. he walks up to the cash register and demands money. an employee managed to wrestle the gun from him and held him until police arrived. he is undergoing an evaluation. randy: dave lira has died. the 31-year-old was found dead of an apparent suicide yesterday in north carolina. he rose to fame in the 1990' s as the world' s top bmx athlete. emily: ryan spooner comes up big for the bruins in the second period last night. he knocks one in. he ties it up early in the third, and that would be yet. so we go to a shootout, and i

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according to an internal state department review, two of former secretary colin powell's personal e-mails also contained classified information, as did ten e-mails from the personal accounts of top aides to his successor, condoleezza rice. >> most of them i think are pretty benign. >> reporter: like clinton, powell exclusively used a personal account as secretary of state, though he e-mailed far less often. in a statement today he said the the two e-mails in question were -- the clinton campaign happily sided with him. press secretary brian fallon. >> this is an example of over- classification run amok. >> reporter: the state department announced last week that 22 of clinton's e-mails which sat on her private server as top secret, one of the highest levels of classification, higher than the secret and confidential designations given to the powell and rice e-mails. have already been put in those categories. isn't there a big difference between an e-mail or two being classified as confidential and 22 e-mails being classified as top secret? >> these e-mails that have been judged top secret a