about being deleted. second we question who does platte river communicate with in the clinton camp. >> i don't know the answer to the second question. the first question andy tells me they had no role in deleting things. here is the threat. this is what a security analyst, who has experience with national security told me is that if they were hired, just for this basic run of the mill private server contract, then they would be a soft, easy target for serious hackers like russia, like china. that's what this fbi investigation is really droned into. >> griff, thank you. as the server scandal swirls around secretary clinton, how have she and her campaign reacted? let's take a look at the hillary clinton email scandal in her own words. >> when i got to work as secretary of state, i opted for convenience to use my personal email account which was allowed by the state department. i did not email any classified material to anyone on my email. there is no classified material. you may have seen that i recently la

now, that means that thousands of e-mails clinton says she deleted could now possibly be recovered. hello. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm arthel neville. >> always good to see you and hello, everyone. i'm eric shawn. mrs. clinton has said that the deleted personal e-mails that she sent and received as secretary of state, that she deleted ones like her yoga lesson, details for chelsea's wedding and arrangements for funeral plans for her mother. turns out that deleting e-mails is not same as wiping a server clean. >> kristen fisher live in washington with more on these new revelations. kristen? >> reporter: well, this is northern because it's the strongest indication so far that dlinton's deleted e-mails could be recovered. "washington post" is reporting the denver-based technology company that managed clinton's private server is saying it has no knowledge of the server ever being wiped clean, but even if it was wiped clean it appears who did it did not do a very good job, according to an intelligence source familiar with the ongoing investigation who has the fbi investig

the e-mails were deleted. the e-mails were deleted -- >> but i'm asking you about the thumb drive.u said david kendall had the electronic copy of the e-mails. those were pdf copies. these were not the actual e-mails that had the meta data. these were not the e-mails as you would see them on a server if they hadn't been -- do you see what i'm saying? >> right, but i'm not sure what point you're making. they're pdfs. >> more information and a judge said cheryl mills shouldn't delete e-mails. >> that's a separate case. i'm not sure why you're asking about cheryl mills. >> if you follow certain standards of preservation. >> no, brianna, she has followed every request. the state department asked for e-mails in paper form, she provided them. they were asked on a thumb drive, she provided them. she also provided the server. i don't know what wiped means. the e-mails were deleted off the server, that's true, but it's quite possible, i don't know that any steps were taken to remove any meta data. so to the extent that there is a further inquiry with respect to the server, they won't find an

of whether or not it was deleted. her spokesman said i don't know what the term wiped means. we'll see what happens. it's interesting you talk about the justice department filing. it was the most, i ask anybody, republican or democrat alike, look at this filing. it was the most -- they said hillary was free to delete whatever she wanted to delete and we have no reason to think that she didn't do everything properly so we have no reason to conduct any investigation or look at any of these e-mails because we trust her. the entire justice department filing was we trust hillary. it is something that i hope the press core will follow up on today. it's a dangerous precedent. democrats are going to have to be dealing with if this is the new standard, when republicans are in office, when there's a request, you're going to have republicans that are going to have justice departments that are going to be able to destroy whatever they wanted to destroy and just say oh, it was personal. say look, here you had a justice department

in this case, places where opium poppies are grown and where heroine is being refined, if you can delete those sources, you can reduce the amount of illegal drugs entering the country and can it limitsyou the amount of a diction happening in the united states. book points out about the history of the war on drugs is that in each of these countries, thailand, burma, and mexico, the strategy is implemented there and became pretty much permanent features of the drug war. what happened in thailand is still going on today. mexico, with herbicides, that continues to happen. in burma, a strategy we still see today, in burma, there was a production.it opium in the 1970's, burma became the largest illicit producer of opium. you had a civil war going on between the government and a bunch of different rebel groups either based upon ethnicity or a burmese party fighting against the government. these rebel groups was in one way or another involved in opium production and trafficking. cause in theheir united states. provided -- the nice states military assistance to the burmese government in the -- mi

delete it. >> okay. not going to show anybody. >> it doesn't matter if you don't show anyone. >> i say we delete it. >> they're confronting him. that's good. >> but they're not done. will they tell our actress, playing the victim, about the photo? >> i think zoe looks like she's bothered by this whole thing. >> they got very quiet. >> yeah. >> i feel so much better. >> when our actress comes back, the three girls look uncomfortable. >> they're not telling her anything. >> they don't know what to do. >> zoe whispers to kayla, they need to do something. >> like find a way to get his phone. >> then michaelle joins in. >> how do you tell her? i've never been put in this situation. >> i think they're discussing what to do maybe. >> yeah. >> zoe hatches a plan. >> where did you change? did you change in the bathroom? >> yeah. >> can you show me where it is? >> sure. >> zoe and kayla lead our victim out of the room. >> i'm going to show them the bathroom. >> to have a private chat. >> he said he took a picture

deleting an email is something you and i probably do every day. but unless you take the additional step of wiping the server clean, that deleted email can usually still be recovered from the server. clinton said repeatedly she did delete those emails but hasn't said whether she wiped the server clean. >> reporter: did you wipe the server? >> did i wipe it with a cloth or something? >> reporter: hillary clinton will be campaigning in iowa trying to move she is trustworthy with voters. eric: she is certainly no longer joking about it and said she is sorry. martha: she says she wants to make all of those emails public. so she may be pleased to to know they weren't wiped off that server. she said that it unless her best into the get all of this out there. i would take from that that hillary clinton would be delighted to learn that it was not wiped clean. a fox news alert. an emergency meeting this morning in europe over the refugee crisis sweeping europe. germany saying it could take in as many as 1 million refugees this year alone. look at the people

the deleted e-mails may be recoverable. they deleted thousands of personal e-mails that didn't need to be over to the state department. they haven't said whether the server wases wiped. now we know. deleted but not gone forever? >> that's right. fox news reported that investigators were confident that the deleted e-mails could be recovered because who ever tried to get rid of them didn't do a thorough job. and now the company that managed the server said it does not appear to be permanently erased or wiped. a source said flat river had no knowledge of the server being wiped. all of the information we have is that it was not wiped. hillary clinton said she deleted e-mails that were personal in nature and not related to the secretary of state. she was asked if she wiped the server? >> did you wipe the server. >> like with a clothe or something? >> did you. >> i don't know how it works digitally. >> reporter: this has doinged clinton for months. rrj >> new poll numbers suggest that clinton may be in trouble with the caucus in

the report seemed to be suggesting deleted e-mails have been recovered. they have been recovered and now, will determine whether personal or work related. when i read they'd recovered work related i justifyinged they recovered ones they seemed to produce. the bottom line is that they got the e-mails and they're going through them now. >> right. both could be significant is the bottom line. there could be ones that she deems personal and deleted they've now recovered and others say that is work related and something else. in terms of work related, i think that is significant because she said i turned these over to the state department. anything work related. you've right. maybe she turned over 80% of them. 90% of them. there are other work related ones. we don't know. >> her claims are now being checked by the fbi. >> and challenged. >> they've got the e-mails. ed, great to see you. >> thank you. >> we're also hearing from the carson campaign on stories suggesting he's changing his stance regarding his comment about a muslim president. dr. carson said it's

deleted e-mails can often be restored. meaning thousands of clinton e-mails may be recovered. >>> kim davis, the county clerk in kentucky, who refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses, returns to work today. davis spent five days in jail because she dissipatedbade a court order to hand out the licenses. her assistants did issue the licenses but davis' attorney says it's unclear what she will do today. the judge says he will throw her back behind bars if they refuses. >>> european ministers are hold an emergency meeting in brussels today to discuss the migrant kris. yesterday, germany had on its board with austria. last week germany opened its borders to the refuges and now admits it can't cope with the thousands of people arriving every day. over the weekend, 16,000 arrived in munich alone. >>> coming up on "the morning news" phoenix arrests. three people are in custody for copycat. >>> a partner with the miss america organization is charged with ugly allegations. this is the "cbs morning news"." gooey...flaky...happy.

did you delete the messages?"h cataldo joins me for newton, massachusetts, the attorney for michelle carter. it's hard for me to look at that and see that this is not assisting suicide. i get it, courts have weighed in that advising or encouraging is actually first amendment but assisting is something that is not legal. how do you see this as different? >> thank you, ashleigh, for having me. i see this as, i think the courts will see it, as an encouragement case. massachusetts does not have a law like some states have making it a criminal act to assist or encourage suicide. massachusetts has no such law. our legislature has decided not to enact such legislation. so this is a case where somebody planned his own death over a lengthy period of time, had previously tried to kill himself with acetaminophen, almost needed a liver transplant and planned this all out. what you're leaving out, if i may, on these text messages, is the month of june. you just read a few excerpts from july. but back in june, ashleigh, conrad

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senator chuck grassley for independent review of deleted messages. fbi is reportedly recovering from hillary clinton's private server. senator grassley wants to examine emails to see if clinton deleted any connected to her government work. that the justice department is keeping them in the dark whether a criminal investigation is underway into clinton's use of private emails. >> fed chair janet yellen speaking tonight in massachusetts on inflation. some are considering this her do-over chance to indicate if interest rates will rise this year or next but yellen will not be taking any questions tonight. really up to her whether to give hints on liftoff will happen. there will be two remaining fed meetings this year, nicole. >> and the truth is that they don't even need a meeting to raise rates. if they do it in october they can just get a meeting afterwards. maria bartiromo had a great guest on who told her exactly that. bill gross, bond fund manager, looking at him, janus capital, has strong advice for the fed in fact and he says the central bank shou

not go so far as to state monumental colossal, wilber story -- were the e-mails wiped clean were deleted and they were able to get into the system -- we don't know if it will get the 30,000 she said she deleted, but the fact that they can get some of them is a dangerous development for because it raises the specter that beyond the fbi's investigation, congressional republicans will try one way or the other to drag her personal e-mail into public good there is a reason why she deleted those e-mails. we don't know what it is. but those e-mails get into the public, that is a new phase of this potential scandal and it could be very dangerous. phil: almost a certainty if no republicans -- hell republicans get a hold of it. with president obama at the white house and spoke to thousands of people on the south lawn. excitement over your visit must be attributable holy father, not only to your role as pope, but unique qualities as a person. of anrancis: as a son immigrant family, i'm happy to be a guest in this country, built by such families. problem.hange is a be left to aonger future generatio

the assertion also means the deleted material could be recovered.nd her staff have declined to comment on the story. in recent weeks, clinton has apologized for using a private server and maintains that she did not break the law. the justice department says clinton was well within her rights. their civil attorneys wrote that there's no question that former secretary clinton had the authority to delete personal e-mails without agency supervision. she appropriately could have done so even if she were working on a government server. as secretary of state clinton did not handle classified documents on her e-mail. since then, some information has been upgraded in classification. conservative groups are pressing for a deeper review. according to a new washington post/abc news poll, 51% of those surveyed believe hillary clinton broke government regulations when she used a personal e-mail server. but the story isn't over. the same poll believe that more voters believe clinton's e-mail is not a legitimate issue for the election. joining me now, national repo

shes she was within her legal right to delete personal e-mails.s does not address whether classified e-mails or sent or received or if she knew at the time they were sent. it covers one point in the controversy that clinton did something illegal by deleting personal e-mails and shows in the justice department there is nothing there. you would think given how much coverage has been given to this thing that maybe that plain fact would get more attention. namaste. stay. taking care of our teeth is one of them. when i brush my teeth, he gets a milk-bone brushing chew. just another way to keep ourselves healthy. i'll go change. they come into this iworld ugly and messy. ideas are frightening because they threaten what is known. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary, and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. what do a nasca comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce

clinton said were deleted could now be recovered.talk about it now with michael warren, the staff writer for the weekly standard. so what more can you tell us about this news and its impact? >> well, first of all, we know that this sort of misdirection that the clintons were engaging in on this, joking that hillary clinton did at henry's question a few weeks ago, that maybe it wu wiped with a cloth. you had another spokesman saying i don't know what wipe means. all of that sort of joking or brushing away the issue is gone away. now they have to deal with the fact that thoerts may be able to recover the e-mails that were deleted. and you have to wonder if they were not able to come out and say directly these e-mails -- this e-mails serve was was wiped, there's got to be something problematic or something they didn't want to see in there. investigators, whether it's trey gowdy's committee is going to see the e-mails >> if they never requested them to wipe her server, does that support her position that she did not try to hide her i mai

. >> then new reports say the fbi has recovered some of hillary clinton's deleted e-mails. so what was hillary hiding and how much trouble could she be in? ed henry tonight has a full report. >>> and violence surges in cities like chicago, yet president obama continues to stand by in silence. sheriff david clarke is here tonight with reaction. all of that plus 2016 gop contender governor john kasich reacts to brand-new fox news presidential poll numbers. "hannity" starts right here right now. welcome to "hannity." new developments that could spell doom for hillary clinton's presidential campaign. the fbi has retrieved some of the e-mails that clinton deleted off her personal server. we'll have more on that with ed henry in a few minutes. brand-new national fox polls were released this evening and it show that the outsider candidates continue to surge among you the voters. zanding by is carl cameron. donald trump and carson and fiorina, rubio and cruz are going to be happy. >> lots of movement and lots of new numbers in the latest fox po polls. trump has gone up to 26%. and

if she's deleting government information on that home computer, that's the crime also, and finally isn obstruction of justice issue. if there's information on that computer that is relevant to an ongoing investigation and she deletes it trying to obstruct that information or obstruct that investigation, that's a crime. so those are the issues she's facing right now. deirdre: if you heard of this case and it was not her name attached and i said what are the chances this person, so no gender, not a famous person goes to jail, what would you tell me? government employee, high level. >> i was a prosecutor, i'm a defense lawyer, done it for 30 years, if she knew the information was classified, anybody in her situation would go to jail. deirdre: what if she said i didn't know it was classified? >> what is she doing as secretary of state for four years? that's her business dealing with classified information. deirdre: knowing who it is, knowing who's behind her, the money behind her, what are the chances that she does actually face a criminal prosecution charges? >> let me say this. she's be

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that so if the e-mails were deleted it is his fault. he established the server before any e-mails were sent. it was a new server. so there is not a lot of likelihood he was involved in that. he might have been involved in deletion at her instructions or other person's instructions he is an accomplice. >> he said he could be a target. he was a state department employee and knowledgeable of the allegations they had to keep these e-mails secret. he installed the server and would know what the server was going to be used for. >> that is a real possibility. i said it sun -- it is unlikely he is a target. >> that is part of the criminal conspiracy was he was paid knowing that. >> you would have to show he was paid to setup the server with the knowledge of the illegal activity being done. i don't think they would share that with the tech guy. they would share they want it private, not on the state ser r server, but i doubt they would share that with the tech guy. >> wouldn't he know this wasn't going to be a secured area? the state departmente

there is a reason why she deleted those e-mails. we don't know what it is.ut if those e-mails get into the public, that is a new phase of this potential scandal and it could be very dangerous. phil: almost a certainty if hill republicans get a hold of it. today the pope met with president obama at the white house and spoke to thousands of people on the south lawn. president obama: the excitement around your visit, holy father, must be attributed not only to your role as pope, but unique qualities as a person. pope francis: as a son of an immigrant family, i'm happy to be a guest in this country, which was largely built by such families. climate change is a problem we can no longer be left to a future generation. phil: in that poll we released today, we asked about the pope's positions and found that not only do people really love the pope, but the future ain't what it used to be. they agree with him on major issues, and the direction the church is going. they support the the position that hope has taken on women in church, and refusal to judge gay people. bu

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a court filing there's no question clinton had the authority to delete e-mails that were personal inature. he added "she appropriately could have done so even if she were working on a government server." >>> let's turn overseas to europe, showing signs of strain and struggles to cope with the greatest mass migration of people since world war ii. germany which shouldered much of the burden of the crisis suddenly imposed border controls and froze all train traffic from austria for 12 hours yesterday after some 16,000 migrants arrived in munich this weekend alone. berlin's abrupt about-face came as greek authorities reported 34 migrants, including babies and young children drowned after their boat capsized in the aegean sea. in austria, 42 others smuggled inside a truck were discovered yesterday. lester holt is in hungary with more. >> reporter: the pace of this country-by-country journey is gruelling. >> where is the mother? >> reporter: especially to the youngest. this child has just been brought across the border. she couldn't walk on her own, she looks flushed and dehydrated and rig

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secretary clinton says she deleted some 30,000 personal e-mails from the server. that's about half the messages from her time at the state department we're told and insists she never sent or received any information that was marked classified at the time. ed henry is our main man at the white house and live for us in washington. what's the response from camp clinton today? >> good to see you, shep. the clinton spokesman said, look, the campaign is not in the loop on what exactly the fbi is doing with this investigation, whether or not they've recovered personal or work-related e-mail. we've always cooperated, though, with this investigation, he says. here's why it's significant. if, in fact, the fbi is now recovering both personal and work-related e-mails, in terms of personal e-mails, remember, hillary clinton said she deleted 30,000 of those because they're mostly about yoga and her daughter's wedding planning and had nothing to do with official business. if they're now recovering those and maybe finding some did have to do with the state department maybe even h

delete. >> let me tell you the process. you asked that because i think it is one of the questions that people have. in the fall, i think it was october of last year, the state department sent a letter to previous secretaries of state asking for help with their record keeping. in part because of the technical problems that they knew they had to deal with. and they asked that we, all of us, go through our e-mails to determine what was work-related and to provide that for them. the letter came to my lawyers, i asked my lawyers to please do that and it took weeks but they went through every e-mail. every single e-mail. they were overly inclusive. if they thought anything was connected, so inclusive the state department has told us they are going to return 1200 e-mails because they were totally personal. at the end of that process, again following the request of the state department, they had to print out all those e-mails that were work-related. it ended up being 55,000 pages. those were delivered to the state department. they

you are supposed to delete what you want to delete, then just archive what you consider official.hin the purview of every state department employee and official, whatever the rules -- those are the rules as they have existed for quite some time. let's talk about the republicans in your new poll. what are your big take-aways from what the republican race now looks like? it's still donald trump and ben carson, the outsiders. jeb bush has a real problem as to how do these critics and opponents of donald trump go after him when it only seems to inure to his benefit? >> great question. i wrote earlier this past week about how it's so hard to attack donald trump because he's not playing by the rules that everybody else plays with. he sort of changes the rules midway, changes what he said, refuses to apologize and nothing sort of hurts him. my big and maybe only take-away from that poll is 53% of republicans are for donald trump or ben carson, two people who have never, ever held office before. jeb bush, not in double digits. there's a big gap between donald trump, ben carson and everybo

it is unclear whether they were deleted or wiped.w that folks have said they believe they can get these e-mails. host: richard from missouri, democrats line, hi. caller: how are you this morning? , i don't haveold a computer, i don't even know what you're talking about, these e-mails. i don't know how she heard anybody. going through 80,000 e-mails is a big waste of time. a lot of problems for nothing. [indiscernible] i am a democrat goes -- when you have a house of republicans and d senate and the you have all of these committees trying to hurt hillary. i will get out. guest: your question seems to be why does this all matter? a couple of points. first of all, the fbi is looking into this. it is not just republicans on the hill. it raised red flags to them. they are looking into this. why it matters also goes into testified information, if it was put at risk, that is something people would want to know about their future president -- classified information. the other thing is about following rules and using a government account. if

turns out that deleting e-mails is not same as wiping a server clean. >> kristen fisher live in

the fbi says they can find the 30 deleted.r classified or pertinent to the benghazi investigation. the fbi says it's going to take months and months. >> going in as february 1st, the iowa caucuses, they will still be talking about it. >> who would have blamed clinton if during the press conference she said i set up a server because since 1998 republicans savaged my husband and me for political gain, profit, because they personally hate us. they have hurt our family. >> they have hurt our family, our daughter, hour marriage and been on a witch hunt since 1978. was i too protective? maybe i was. but i make no apologies given the republican's record since 1978. i am sorry. a i apologize. >> i would have done something similar to that. >> it would have been over. >> bathey said this morning the content of the e-mails are irrelevant now. it's the way she's putting this out. i don't think there's any doubt something right along the lines would have put this to rest much, much earlier. instead you're going to january, february, march

carter asked roy to delete the messages she sent him, and she tells the friend that if police read my messages with him, i'm done. >> if she really loved him as she said she did, why didn't she decide to persuade him not to? every day you wake up and think, you know, why? why? why? >> michelle carter's attorneys says the messages are protectd about free speech and claims testify conrad roy who had attempted suicide before that got carter to endorse his plan. >> the government is hoping, if you will, on her saying when are you going to do it? when are you going to do it? what they're not harping on is all the times she said don't do it, don't do it. >> michelle carter, now 128, has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter. she's due back in court october 2nd. one of stranger parts of this case, after his death she started up a fund-raiser in his honor, even advocating for suicide prevention awareness. >>> joining mess is joseph, the attorney for michelle carter. thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. why do you argue that these messages are protected under the first

deleting e-mails is not the same as wiping a server clean.ollins is former principal white house adviser to president clinton. he has been a long time strategist and he is a fox news political analyst. susan verreccio with the washington examiner and dan yergen vice chairman of ihs, author of "the quest and the prize." thanks so much for joining us, everybody. the server may very well have not been wiped clean. ed rollins, what's your take on this latest? >> i don't think her private e-mails matter. she's not going to give them up and nobody will get ahold of them. you can try with subpoenas, but they're not going to get them automatically. what she has to worry about is the classified information on those documents and the fbi chasing after that. that's more serious. >> there is a new poll, susan, and what we're seeing here is that hillary clinton and donald trump are neck in neck. this is the latest poll just coming into the fox news newsroom and it shows clinton at 46% and trump at 43%. clearly this e-mail situation is narrowing the gap fo

. >> how many of us have deleted e-mails and not really deleted them? but i would also say, i go back to you issue about pandering. she is an incredibly poplar candidate. we have great folks on our side. >> the democrat governor ass association chairman came out in support of the keystone pipeline. hillary clinton is in serious trouble here loosing support with all demographics across the board. >> we will continue to watch the race and see if joe biden gets in. >>> big news at volkeswagon who has been suffering from the scandal about their diesel cars not being fuel efficient and were rigged to pass tests they should not have. we got word the ceo is stepping down, martin wintercorn, is stepping down saying this: we need a fresh start and in terms of personal i am clearing the way for this fresh start with resigning. he went on to say and talked about the legal ramifications saying he was acting in the interest of the company even though i am not aware of any wrongdoing on my part. the company is damaged and the ceo is stepping down. we will keep you po

uncovered more personal and work emails on the secretary's private she deleted them but didn't deletem for good. brand new fox poll 58% believe she is lying how her emails were handled. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here. this doesn't sound good. >> an intelligence contact at fox told us that there is a high degree of confidence the fbi is recovering emails from the server because, after the deletion, what was left on the server is what they call ghosts and shadows which is like the remnants of the emauls. so, investigators can pull from that either a complete or partial message. and bloomberg was first to get this story today. and each had to further detail that we have yet to confirm is that investigators are now sorting through sort of the business pile and the personal pile. and having a business pile really kind of undercuts mrs. clinton's claim that there was nothing related to her work at the state department. >> i mean, let's say the fbi recovers all of them, some of them. who gets these? who are they going to be turned over to? >> the fbi has

twitter will delete your account. google has a tool to choose who should have access to e-mails, notesos and other documents and yeah -- photos and other documents and yahoo will delete accounts. a spokesperson says the bill is set to be voted on this week and has bipartisan support. cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> apple made grand announcements today. an ipad wabigger screen. an i -- pad with a bigger -- screen. a 13-inch screen and also an optional electric pencil. >> this is apple making a statement that says he will be much more proaffective in going after the business customer and the ipad pro is a great tool for businesses. >> the new ipad pro sells from 800 to $1,400. >>> new emojis, including a taco? burrito. they will be part of an update that could roll out coming up in november. a block of cheese, a turkey, a lion, a unicorn and a bottle of champagne. >>> breaking news right now. 250-acre grass fire is burning east of gilroy. it started 3:45 p.m. this afternoon off of westbound state highway 152. it i

fbi recovered e-mails deleted from her private server.ear whether the entire trove of 60,000 e-mails were recovered on the server. nicole: jeb bush released his plan to cut regulation in a "wall street journal" op-ed the republican presidential candidate: the regulation policies reckless and damaging, added the reform could add more than three percentage points to gdp in the next decade. the plan includes significant portions of the doubt for intact. net neutrality, pull last roll shifted more power from congress that to the state. bush also saying he will announce a detailed agenda to repeal and replace a bbq later this fall. meanwhile, make sure to tune in to morning to maria because maria bartiromo has kareem abdul-jabbar stopping by to discuss ben carson's recent comment on muslims. lauren: has all been really fascinating. 470 million hours of paperwork her year because of deregulation cost taxpayers two trying dollars. $15,000 per u.s. family. the cost of regulating. the board will be making key decisions after the company admitted i

they equated it to deleting an e-mail before you read it. metro can hit a button and a section of track that is potentially dangerous can stay in place for weeks. that is what happened. that's why a train derailed on august 6th. of course, metro has a very high-tech piece of equipment called a track geometry vehicle to go and find this problem. the problem started with someone on that vehicle. here is a metro board member grilling metro staff just minutes ago. >> on the day you brought in the tgv, you did not have a redundant check built into the process. this incident did not occur on august 6th of this year. it occurred the day you guys brought in the tgv. so i would like to know how youed a process that allowed for those two things. who signed off on that process. >> yeah. there was a lot of questions about who did the right thing? who did the wrong thing? ultimately, metro's rail chief says he takes full accountability. that board member right there, who is also the head of ddot, called the metro safety department, a paper tiger. stay tu

there is no doubt that they are tens of thousands of deleted e-mail she didn't want us to see. train for in the meantime, jake sullivan who helped lay the groundwork now serves a top foreign policy adviser in the clinton campaign will be interviewed by the committee tomorrow. nicole: are you ready for trump news. presidential front runner donald trump will hold a news conference this afternoon. estimates of the republican national committee today, the rnc has been asking candidates to pledge they would not run as an independent candidate. meanwhile, another gop contender ted cruz speaking about a plan to answer iran's deal with tron. he was on your world with neil cavuto yesterday. >> the reason i invited donald trump is because when donald trump shows a peak rings shows a deeper insight army of television cameras. the mainstream media will show what you think there is no more important issue facing the country right now in stopping iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. nicole: pep rally is scheduled for next wednesday at the capitol. lauren: president obama secured enough votes

they said the deletion was appropriate. >> on capitol hill, i'm jeff jef barnes reporting. leon: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- >> i'm so happy. leon: "dancing with the stars" returns tonight. we will hear from the contestant and give you a sneak peek of the season 21 premier. allison can't wait. alison: place he is tried to sexually assault and child. now he is on the run. can he get away from the wall of justice? you can help, coming up. alison: new at 6:00 tonight, a twitter user tells metro i can be the next general manager and he is serious. his ideas, his credentials for returning the transit agency ar doug: doug hill with you with the weather outlook. the weather conditions we had today will continue all week and into the weekend. it will be warmer, 88. comfortably, sunny and warm on saturday. cold front is coming through sunday. dropped to 84. we thought it might bring rain. it will bring clouds. saturday afternoon, joint base andrews the air show, the thunderbirds will be there and the weather will be perfect. light winds, very few clouds, unrestricted visibil

and whatnot to delete? >> i'm glad you asked that. i think it's a question that people have. in the fall, i think it was october, of last year, the state department sent a letter to previous secretaries of state asking for help with their recordkeeping in part because of the technical problems that they knew they had to deal with. and they asked that we, all of us, go through our e-mails to determine what was work related and provide that for them. the letter came to my lawyers. i asked my lawyers to please do that and it took weeks but they went through every single -- >> the lawyers went through it? >> yes. every single e-mail. and they were overly inclusive. if they thought anything was connected, in fact, so inclusive the state department has already told us they're going to return 1,200 e-mails because they were totally personal. at the end of the process, following the request of the state department, they had to print out all those e-mails work related. it was 55,000 pages. those were delivered to th