so you can have an entire funeral with a vigil and a committal at the cemetery and be cremated. there's also, i think, sometimes a sense that people have that they don't want a lot of extra things. they don't want to be the focus of too much attention. you know, you hear your mom say don't do anything special for me, its that kind of feeling sometimes. really, what happens with funerals is it speaks to an internal need that all of us have as human beings to mark that something important has happened so when we take a look at our society today and as we're talking, we recently had a terrible tragedy in orlando, we've had the deaths of beloved celebrities. the out pouring of people wanting to gather, wanting to tell that story, that's a basic human need. so even though sometimes with cremation, we realize that in some different ways, people still want to gather, want to remember, want to say a prayer, want to tell a story and we're very blessed with our christian tradition that we have this ritual that is so rich in the words and music and the pacing together that we can use >> de

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and that "we only do business with companies that have demonstrated a strong, ongoing committment to complying with....federal, state and local laws" guns in the classroom... a state representative says it could save lives.... and hopes others will join him in changing state law to make it happen. happen.cbs 58's david ade is live in kewaskum wih the y. state representative jesse 12 schools. ednext year... and says it would allow licensed concealed carry holding private school teachers to have their gun in the classroom.the private schools would make the final call if they want to allow their teachers to armed in class. kremer tells me schools are seen as what he calls "soft targets" to people who want to commit a mass shooting.he says those shooters are cowards... and will avoid a school if people are armed inside. wants teachers who would carry in a class to go through extra training... but that won't be part of his bill. 3 "nope i am not going to mandate what kind of training needs tobe the parents will have a whole lot of say and see what they want to see in their schools, and th

each of the veterans carrying important items or 22 pounds--to represent the number of veterans who committ suicide each day. winter weather is knocking on our doors--and it is never too soon to this time last year eastern iowa was covered in snow. piling over a foot of snow right before thanksgiving even though we haven't seen the snow yet--it is coming. kwwl's taylor bailey talkling with a mechanic today about how to make sure our cars are ready for the winter months. taylor? ron--the mechanic i talked with today check under your hood check your wippers prepare your car for the dredded winter weather. " doesn't really take that much its mostly common sense" and now he is showing you... "look just make sure things are alright before you leave, make sure your windows are cleared off make sure you have the snow cleared off the top of your car make sure you look out for others other than just looking out for yourself" before it snows--it's important to be prepared. making sure your tires are "if it's bald then you are going to slip and slide in the snow on ice you have to have tread" also che

and said she wanted to honor that committment to show how important the children's defense fund is to her. coming up.... parents know small children are required to ride in booster seats. but they may not know which popular brands are getting low marks for safety. we'll let you know which ones to avoid. and... groups is celebrating life on the las vegas strip! strong gusts knocked over a sign just north of the airport one. crews have cleared things up and the road is back open. from contact 13 today... a consumer alert for parents. safety officials are out with the latest booster seat ratings... and they are seeing huge improvements in the products. 48 of the 53 models evaluated by the insurance institute for highway saftey are getting a "best bet" rating-- the highest a product can get. however... the "cosco easy elite and the cosco high back two in one... were rated "not recommended." there that depending on the size of your child, officials say they might not protect them as well. we'll put the full list on our website for you. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan s

it is proposed at this public safety committ morning. a third of the major league stadiums are tobacco free. >> manpower is hosting the job seminar for the local women. it is helping women to succeed and find a job and explore a new career. women have a chance to work with mentors to polish resumes and practice interviewing. >> later today, we energies is hundreds lined up for the book on saturday. today is outside of the expo center and 40 recipes from the well known wisconsinites. it is starting at 10:00 this morning. world series shirts will never hit the shelves. >> coming up on "wisn 12 news this morning", why the mlb is destroying one team's gear just a week after a championship win. >> free ge can play for free just in time for the weekend. now to tim elliott in the news room. tim: we have breaking news, two pennsylvania police officers have been shot. the shooting was reported within the past two hours or so 20 miles southwest of pittsburgh. our sister station is trying to learn more about the officers' conditions. >> we are 5:13

. >> jimmy: that is jessica chastain in "miss sloane" opening in select cities committe december 9th. >> that's the beginning of the movie. the whole little speech about lobbying plays throughout the movie a couple of times. basically miss sloan's a political thriller with twists and turns. >> jimmy: wouldn't it be weird if it was a thriller where you knew absolutely what was going to happen? >> i've seen those movies. >> jimmy: you're right. you're not supposed to but you do. you play a lobbyist. you're talking to politicians, trying to get them to go along with your agenda. people? >> yeah, i went to d.c. first of all, i read jack abramoff's book, the lobbyist that ended up in jail for doing bad things. fascinating, that book. i met with 11 female lobbyists. congressmen, senators. i went to capitol hill. it was fascinating. >> after you did that, did you feel disappointed in how our political system works? >> yes, i did. >> jimmy: you did. goes to three fund-raisers every day. >> jimmy: every day? >> every day. breakfast fund-raiser, lunch fund-raiser, cocktail or dinner fund-raiser

she wanted to honor that committment to show..... how important "the children's defense fund" is to her. a man in reno...... could spend a long time in prison..... after a federal jury convicted him.... of threatening the president. the man told a white house operator..... that he hated president obama..... and wanted to kill him. he now faces up to -5- years in prison... and... a quarter million dollar fine... sentencing is set for.... february -7-th. a man featured in the netflix series "making a murderer" may this week. a judge ordered brendan dassey to be released by 8pm tomorrow night.. but that's now being blocked by a federal appeals court. dassey was convicted in the rape and murder of teresa halbach in 2007. heisman trophy winner johnny manziel reached an agreement in an assault case today. the 23-year-old ex-nfl quarterback is accused of hitting and threatening a former girlfriend. conditions of the agreement weren't released.. but a judge set his next hearing for december 1st. fines. it's been warm.... the mountains are st

one week from today, americans will thank our nation's veterans for their committment and service. veterans day in next friday. and celebrations will be taking place coast-to- coast, including right here in las vegas. las vegas hosts a huge parade each year. last year more than 30-thousand people lined fourth street downtown to pay their respects. there will also be a special ceremony at the arlington national will be laid upon the tomb of the unknown soldier. we will take you live to the ceremony, next friday. an ohio paramedic living with p-t-s-d gets some help from his four- legged friend when he's on the job. lissa guyton shows us how this service dog is helping this man's life for the better. <

"your talent and your committment to community is essential at this time, we don't want to forget about any parts of the world that are experiencing loss" if all goes to plan this weekend...world wide hunger relief plans to send all the meals they packed this weekend to haiti... as soon as this upcoming monday... in waukesha ..brian niznansky today's tmj4. for more information on how to donate and volunteer...head on over to tmj4 dot com slash the iconic red kettles and bell ringers are now out in full force.the salvation army launched its red kettle campaign this morning at the public market.they're hoping to raise 4-million-dollars.if you would like to sign up to be a bell ringer we have a link at tmj4 dot com slash links. the city of chicago is still lebrating the cubs world series win over the cleveland indians.they held a victory parade earlier today and there were plenty of fans from we caught up with some of them as they were boarding the train this morning to the windy city. "it's my hometown my family's always been big cubs fans, so it's just a super exciting thing." "our great

the v-a says every day about 20 veterans committ suicide....down from 22 just a couple years ago. guidry who once contemplated taking his own life....doesn't want anyone to think about hurting themselves. ((peter guidry/forgotten not gone: "man my story is a little embarrassing but four years ago i wanted to end it all. i was in the hospital for 11 days." )) ((mauricio marin)) thanks to help from his docr feels good. ((peter guidry/forgotten not gone: "we just need a hand up and that's what these trikes do. get these veterans out of the house and get them out of isolation and help them avoid depression." )) ((mauricio marin)) guidry's wife says the therapy tricycle has made a world of a difference. ((kelley guidry/ "forgotten not gone: "within two months he was a different person. he was back to the person i married. his anxiety level went down the depression decreased." )) ((mauricio marin)) the couple started the group "forgotten not gone three years ago with two bikes. ((kelley guidry/ "forgotten not gone: "you know we sat down and thought every veteran shold have access to bik

the southern nevada christmas tree recycling committe is hosting it's first annual chuck-a- pumpin event. it's going on tomorrow in the galleria mall parking lot. old jack-o- lanterns will be composted into soil-- that's after they will be lunched from catapults up to 50 feet! there will be a face painting for the whole family to get in on the fun. a birthday tribute to the legend once known as the most trusted man in america. journalist walter cronkite would have turned 100 today. he was born november 4th, 19- 16. the iconic broadcast journalist reported... and comforted a nation during some of its most trying times throughout the 60s and 70s. he covered world war two... watergate... the vietnam war and the assassination of president john f. kennedy. cronkite was so affectionately known as "uncle walter" to the american public. he died in 2009 at the age of 92. still ahead... a nurse gets a cute proposal from one of his patients... all while she's under annesthsia! which las vegas venue she chose for their future over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthood for access to basic health

f-b-i's move politics at playrobby mook/clinton campaign manager "the fbi has been frustratingly non-committal and they don't say a thing, when it comes to donald trump and investigations against him. yet, when it comes to hillary clinton, for some reason, they're more than happy to talk."a high priority investigation with no end in sight.i think whatever happens tuesday - whoever wins, this is not going to go away in and coming up in sports sportsiowa state -- rallied early against oklahoma -- but could they hold on? find out next on cbs 2. could they hold on? find out next on cbs 2. 2."cbs 2 news [ emily kaldwin ] when you stole the throne, witch, u took away my strongest ally -- my father. but you didn't know me. ? you never thought i'd fight back. you don't know me. but you will. ? so it begins ? vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- misleading and false. the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and cut taxes for us. but multi-millionaire blum broke his word, worse, he tried to cut medicare and raise the retirement

and said she wanted to honor that committment to show how important the children's defense fund is to her. this morning clinton's lead in the popular vote against president- elect donald trump has surpased the one million mark. california senator barbara boxer is now introducing legislation to get rid of the electoral college. in the past, trump called the electoral college a quote has since changed his tune... and said that he could have won the popular vote --- but that's not how he focused his campaign. and president elect donald trump is busy picking members to join his cabinet. today he will be meeting with south carolina governor nikki haley. a trump transition source says she is being considered to be secretary of state. the two have had a rocky past... before the election, governor haley said she was "not a fan" republican governor's stance on illegal immigration "weak." president obama has now announced the 21 people who wil receive the country's highest civilian honor...the presidential medal of freedom.... they include bruce springsteen...actor robert de niro...robert redfo

signature area of iowa ctiy and we think it's very important that we communicate as a council out committment to the long-term vibrancy of our downtown. encourages growth. >> this is a signature area of iowa city and we think it is important that we communicate as a council hour commute -- our commitment to the long-term vibrancy of downtown. >> reporter: work is expected to start sometime in 2017 or 2018. covering the corridor or and iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs >>> a popular appliance you have in your kitchen right now could have hidden risks. >> this is the control board. this here will get hot and overheat and then the smelting catches on fire.>> reporter: across the united states, dishwashers are being chart -- blamed for millions of dollars worth of damage. what you need to know about cbs 2 news 10 at 10. >>> as the industry expands, corridor groups are working to keep up. reporter joe huisinga tells us how. joe. >> reporter: technical skills like coding and creating software are becoming more routine in schools across the country. now a cedar rapids group is working to take people al

some addicts have to take an oath, and sign a committment to go clean. this young man is asked how long he has been using drugs. he replies, more than 3 years. when asked which drugs he uses, he replies, crystal meth. he says he's not a dealer. he's afraid the men who killed his grandaughter will come back to get him. he admits that he did take drugs, until he had a stroke one year ago. but he says he didn't sell any . maximo garcia: i don't understand why i suddenly appeared on a list of drug dealers, people that they have now killed. i felt safe when president duterte took over because i'm no dealer. reporter: garcia says he voted for duterte. he shows us scars from bullet wounds. the so-called anti-drug war is creating fear and suspicion. no one knows whom to trust anymore, or who might be informing on others. are the people arrested really the ones producing and selling the drugs, including crystal meth? many filipinos are actually volunteering to go to prison. they give themselves up to save their own lives. hundreds of thousands across the country

to combat action or carrying important items or 22 pounds--to represent the number of veterans who committ suicide each day. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- megyn kelly, chris hardwick,

. >> reporter: the next step is review by the tokyo organizing committ committee, the japanese government, and the ioc. nhk world, tokyo. >>> japan's central bank has made some revisions on where prices are headed. gene otani has the details on that and other headlines in the world of business. >> policy makers at the bank of japan have decided to push back their 2% inflation target by about one year. that means they think it won't happen during kuroda's current term. meanwhile policy makers at the boj have decided to maintain easing measures. the boj revised the forecast date for achieving its inflation target. they say it will likely be reached around fiscal 2018. the previous forecast was during fiscal 2017 which ends in march 2018. kuroda's current term ends just a month later. policy makers also revised their inflation forecast for 2016 to minus 0.1%. in fiscal year 2017 they're seeing 1.5%. and in 20181.7%. they say the changes are due to lower oil prices, sluggish personal consumption and a higher yen. boj first set the target in 2013 but policy makers have delayed it a number of t

gonzaga has findlay prep star and unlv committ.. nigel williams goss. remember him... when lon left so did he. former gorman gael zack collins is a freshman with the dogs and making the most of it. collins with 9 1st half points.... gonzaga led 36-21 at the break. 2nd half.. more collins, he led the bulldogs with 16 points -- they win it 69-48. ((chris maathuis)) tomorrow bill foley will finally announce the name of his team and reveal it's logo. it's been months of anticipation, but that day finally arrives in less then 7 days. make plans to be at this historic event. be at toshiba plaza at 5:30. commissioner gary bettman is also going to be in attendance and he'll speak. ((denise valdez)) >>> our strange story for ((tedd florendo)) a police officer in plainview, texas who is the talk of the town, after a video of him dancing at the station was shared on social media. (( cop dancing )) av >> the video-- taken by a coworker-- shows officer chris abalos-- dancing to "juju on that beat." the dance started as a challenge from his 13 year old daughter... that video has bee

he's worried about comments trump made about u-s committments in southeast asia. he wants the president-elect to reassure him that he will be "all in".. on japan's security alliance with america new video this morning.. shows the moment a north-miami man.. stabbed an i-hop employee.. last friday, 35- year old "gene hicks" attacked his server.. after claiming, that he had been poisoned... police say the server was taken to a nearby hospital.. and is now recovering at home.. hillsborough county deputies are searching for a vacuum thief this morning. this man stole from a target about 3 weeks ago... on 2 separate days. officials say he placed dyson vacuums inside a shopping cart... took the wire off the boxes... then headed out the door. once outside... the man loaded the vacuums into a truck. if you have any information... call the sheriff's office. small gestures ....can go a long way.. and one brandon man is embodying that by handing out money to complete strangers. he's doing it -- just to brighter... as fox 13's josh cascio reports -- for him... it's all about c

((chris maathuis)) unlv's marvin menzies and staff got their first committment for the 2016-17 year. 6-5 guard jay green, who grew up in australia and moved to phoenix last year, announced his intentions on twitter. meanwhile the rebels will be back on the thomas and mack court tomorrow night hosting cal state riverside. the runnin' rebels are coming crestfallen over the loss... which he says is a good thing. now can they turn up the intensity tomorrow to get a win. marvin menzies/coach: "well every team that we play going forward will have good players, you're not in division one unless you can do some things. but they've got a couple of guys who are skilled, they're shooting the ball at a high clip right now." jaylen poyser/guard: "i just noticed that their team likes to run a little, so we have to match their intensity." ((chris maathuis)) night at the thomas and mack... 7 pm tip off with uc riverside. the rebs are 12-1 against overall against em, having last played in 2010. the lady rebels had a game against the houston cougars. unlv beat on the road last year... looking to do th

some of the advocacy work and co-existence work that's all been a feature of the american jewish committe. >> anchor: let's you know what? let's remind viewers a little bit about where it's going to be i know it's time night, i it starts because we have the information up there. it's at the artist for humanity epicenter. what time should i get there? >>> 6:00 sharp. it's over in south boston there. the artist for humanity especially i center. love your logo up there and your web site is also up there. so in kind of closing this segment off and i know we had that's kind of talk of the world right now, what's happened on this week. i feel coming out? what do you hope i feel coming out? s i hope you feel there will be a community of people who understand the challenge of making a world where people respect pluralism. they understand co-existence is at the core of conflict and we have the opportunity to build these bridges. it's not the work of a day. it's the work of every day. this is the opportunity that we each have in our lives every day of we want to put forward these de this is a time

and said she wanted to honor that committment to show how important the children's this morning-- kay jewelers is responding to a report that it's passing off fake diamonds for real ones. this comes after several customers came forward saying they took their rings in to be cleaned or had the band changed out--- and they got a different diamond back. kay jewelers says it has tried to resolve these cases.... and insisted that 99 percent of its service and repair transacations are completed without a problem. a woman's wedding rings fall into her trash can... after her garbage is already collected and taken away.. but some unexpected heroes came to her rescue. my family's been violated, he's been violated 23 ac a family says one of their movers stole a pricey item from their son... and the company offered them less than 20 bucks as reimbursement. but what happened when our investigative team got involved? that's coming up at 6-30. and im' tracking your roads... a live look right now germany chancellor angela merkel... wednesday. morning lows on the mountain will be near 20 degrees and he

he'd previously spent eighteen years in prison for a sexual assault crime it turns out he didn't committ. avery has maintained his innocence in the death of teresa halbach. he's been sentenced to life in prison. 3 we will have continuing coverage of this breaking news story as we await the release of brendan dassey. milwaukee police have arrested a man for three sex assaults in the northwest section of the city. city.just last week we showed you a composite sketch of a suspect from two assaults near 76th aca blocks apart from each other. other.today police confirmed that they picked up a 21 year old milwaukee man on saturday. they say he's also a suspect in a third assault in the area. no details on how exactly they've linked him to the crimes.the case will be sent to the d-a's office in a couple of days. 3 president obama held a news conference this afternoon before taking his final international trip as the president. he said while he's gone...his staff is going to continue to work with president-elect donald trump white house. house."i remember what it was like when i came in eight ye

committeer our budget . that is the only thing that matters. it is enough -- no different than obamacare. there iss of law, bound to be some good ideas. i think there is merit in social security at a certain level. tore is also a merit removing means testing. more people believe elvis pressley is alive then social security will be there for them. >> let's talk about agriculture. we are due for another farm bill in 2018. some are saying we need an interim measure. we may need to accelerate when the new farm bill goes into effect. on what you as a member of congress can do to --p by would aggregate agriculture business? but a lot of all, our economy is driven by agriculture prices. when i came and visited every farmer who i talked to, they drove this into my head. he first thing is get government regulation off of our back and secondly, we need more markets for products. we are seeing that this year. we're going to have record -- the epa has not lived up to what the law says for ethanol. we are seeing prices down and farmers are probably selling

nothing committal about that tweet. putting the name out there. this is in keeping with this administration in transition. all of this seems to be designed for media consumption whether in new jersey where we saw people paraded in front of the cameras or the golden elevators at trump tower, we see the revolving door. dr. ben carson has not been until now linked with the housing and urban development position. in fact, hoe has told the media recently he would prefer an outside role, but he would accept a cabinet position. we saw rudy giuliani, a visitor to trump towers as well as mike pence. the transition will continue. they said to expect potentially announcements, but again, no timing on those announcements. it seems like at least in the interim, they like to keep us on the edge here. >> cal perry at trump tower. leaving trump tower in the last few minutes on the way to florida for thanksgiving. thanks for that, cal perry. meanwhile in the studio, katie joins me now. one of the subjects that came up when donald trump met with the "new york timen

am low: 45 high: 62 milwaukee is non-committal about staying on the obamacare market next year-- and marquette is building a seasonal dome. rich kirchen joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters. 1. one of four health insurance companies still selling on the obamacare marketplace in milwaukee is not continuing to do so. what is the ceo of network health saying about the future on the exchange? why are insurers dropping out? 2. marquette universitys athletic department has built valley for the past two decades. tell us about the universitys latest investment in its valley fields complex. carl is helping kick- off "food i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stoc

. > other countries involved in the trade pact are vowing their committment to see the deal through. 6 countries including japan, austrailia new zealand all expressing support of the pact this week. australia's trade minister saying this week they'll press ahead with domestic processes on a deal that provides good market access for aunstralian exports. in order for the deal to surivive, it requires ratifiction of at least 6 countries accoutning for 85 percent of the combined g-d-p of the member nations. singapore's prime minister admitting that pulling back from its bullish run earlier this week. that broke a 10 day winning streak, whch is the longest in nearly 3 years. that helped soybeans rally more than 26 cents on monday, march contract reaching a 4 month high tuesday. meanwhile the latest cattle on feed report showing a one percent drop at the nation's largest feedlots from a year ago. the inventory sits at ten-point-seven million head. placements dropped five percent from october 2015, now sitting at two-point-one million head. marketings of fed cattle shooting up 5 percent, no

. >> reporter: during his testimony after the announcement, comey was non-committal about the foundation probe which was ongoing. >> did you look at the clinton foundation? >> i'm not going to comment on the existence or non-existence of any other investigation. >> reporter: the conflict escalated this summer when deputy fbi director andrew mckab met with justice department officials that were dismayed the justice work continued. there were conflicting accounts. former agent say they are troubled by his wife's state senate race in 2015. she was recruited by a longtime clinton ally, receiving money from the democratic party and the pac. the fbi denied a conflict because the campaign funds were received before he had direct oversight for the e-mail case. former agents say it's another example of senior leadership getting a pass. >> they feel it was inappropriate. they feel that if it was them, they would be suspended right now. and that they actually said they would never have thought of themselves actually getting involved in those investigations because of the conflict of interest. >> re

>> well, when it comes to the committ economy, i think the immediate aftermath of the election, markets't like uncertainty, and the clarity of someone winning, particularly someone who had a pro growth package and a republican senate, house and president means likely to have a tax cut, likely to see regulatory relief, likely to see a rollback of some of the administration's regulatory actions, particularly when it comes to energy, likely to have attacks on the regime of dodd frank, so all of that helps sort of inspire clarity, confidence. it helped a boom of health insurers, financial institutions. particularly what i think is interesting is the bump among small and medium-sized firms who tend to be the kind of businesses who get buried under the burden of federal regulation. if you got a lawyer, lobbyist, big company, you can sort of figure out how to deal with it, but for a lot of small and medium-sized firms, particularly the labor department regulations and other regulations have had a serious impact, and obamacare of course ripping up their balance sheet. >> that makes sense. i thi

i thought about it a little bit more, i started to like it more because i thought of the vegas committeation and gold. gold is strong. you were telling me it's not the las vegas golden knights. it's vegas gold knight. >> he wanted to take the las off because he felt vegas is how the locals referred to the team and the name of the city. and with four words in the name, not as catchy. >> here at doing poll. 2300 people have given their opinions on our facebook page. 53% hate the name. 47 love it. >> we'll have to keep track of it. sound off. >> either way, we have a team! >> bravo! >> if we win, everybody will be cool with the name. >> that's right. we want to hear from you about this. are you happy with the vegas golden knights? share your comments on our twitter and facebook pages. and you can also the links on "morning blend" com. on the air. >> that would be awesome. >> hey, guys, beat the holiday bulge before it starts. you've heard of laser hair removal. tattoo removal. but did you know you can also laser off unwanted pounds? the new phase lairs medispa has the very latest in fat reducti

>> i've had interactions with the general during my time on the armed services ex s committ.hile i respect his service and candor, i disagree with his condemnation of the religion of islam. having the world lens that he should have as a general, he should know better. so i hope that he steps back a bit, especially on his tone and he doesn't politicize this process going forward. >> he did tweet this earlier in the year, he tweeted, fear of muslims is rational, and then you see rational all caps. please forward this to others. the truth fears no questions. you're one of two muslims in the u.s. house of representatives. so when you hear the incoming national security adviser to the president say that tweet in february of this year, and he hasn't deleted that tweet, your reaction? >> absolutely unacceptable. as a general, he should know better. as a general who has travelled the world, he knows having been briefed, he knows that were it not for muslims in many of these countries and nationally, our government, and our intelligence services could not be able to identify and captu

. >> reporter: during his testimony after the announcement, comey was non-committal about the foundation probe which was ongoing. >> did you look at the clinton foundation? >> i'm not going to comment on the existence or non-existence of any other investigation. >> reporter: the conflict escalated this summer when deputy fbi director andrew mckab met with justice department officials that were dismayed the justice work continued. there were conflicting accounts. former agent say they are troubled by his wife's state senate race in 2015. she was recruited by a longtime clinton ally, receiving money from the democratic party and the pac. the fbi denied a conflict because the campaign funds were received before he had direct oversight for the e-mail case. former agents say it's another example of senior leadership getting a pass. >> they feel it was inappropriate. they feel that if it was them, they would be suspended right now. and that they actually said they would never have thought of themselves actually getting involved in those investigations because of the conflict of interest. >> re

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