for a while it was almost a free fall in terms of poll numbers and drip, drip of scandal. and take a look at how she tried to turn the corner here by using the mccarthy comments to brush away her upcoming testimony. not just about the debate she's going before the benghazi committee. here is how she tried to turn a weakness into a strength. watch. >> this committee is basically an arm of the republican national committee. it is a partisan vehicle as admitted by the house republican majority leader mr. mccarthy, to drive down my poll numbers. surprise. >> my point is that tonight she was speaking to the democrats in that room, and the democrats that will be voting in the key states in the primary. that may be very good for her. however, long term, sean, when you have an fbi criminal investigation looming, blaming this on mccarthy, talking about the benghazi committee may not be enough for her. final point is that she continued to move left on keystone and defending herself on trait tonight. again, that may help her, stabilize numbers and lock up the democratic nomination bu

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, drip, drip," and then "splash!" and it seems like, at this point, the only one that could save her from herself perhaps would be bill or hillary clinton, and say, "hey, maybe you want to step down now, right before..." >> "we run." >> yeah, there's that. >> but this week, we saw a front-page story on one of the local papers taking a look at a man at the center of this who she had a feud with, frank fina, and doing a biography, and noting that there are people in the office who had accused him of gender discrimination. marc costanzo, another person mentioned by kane, had some sexual-harassment issues in the office. seth williams has tried to say, "i'm gonna get them some retraining. we're done with this." but it sounds like it's percolating back up, that she may go down, but if her goal was to take them with her, is she going to get that? >> she may, but let's focus on her for a moment. her credibility is in tatters. and it strains credulity to understand how she can continue to exercise that function of public trust

i mean, she is not giving that information, which is why the drip, drip, drip. is sticking her head in the sand rather than at least trying to take it on. >> i think with this story maybe too late to try to get in front of it. it has gotten so far away all the details coming out. >> how much of the debate next week is going be about emails. >> moderators will. the others have not taken her on about emails they might that talk about influence and money but this have not talked to her about emails. rick and a.b., thank you both. >> thanks, greta. >>> this is a fox news alert. an army green beret now has a chance to appeal his discharge. sergeant first class charles was ordered discharged after punching commander after raping a young boy. agreeing to postpone his discharge for 60 days. this will give the a chance to file an official appeal. and america's top commander in afghanistan, general john campbell is blasting president obama's plan to slash the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan. >> only a few years ago, our coalition numbered over 140,000 military person

drip, drip, drip. ms. jarrett: at this time in the 2008 campaign, i'm sure there were people that would say senator obama would not be elected. i do not spend much time tracking the polls. as i said, we have a great deal of time and a lot of hard work to. it is a marathon. i think there will be ups and downs in the next several months. it will be up to the american people. we think what the president has done in the last eight years, if you think about what was going on, sometimes people forget. we were losing 800,000 jobs a month. unemployment was 10%. it is now 5.1%. the entire economy was heading into a depression. saved all that links to the hard work of a lot of americans and the president's leadership. yearhallenge for the next as an office is to continue that trajectory. as we often say in our country, challenge is ubiquitous. but opportunity is not available for everybody. my point to you is we are focusing on a lot of hard work to create that opportunity for every american. that thehe vision major

the campaign has not done that you have had this drip drip drip. now we are in this scenario of the monthlily release of emails reminds us of that she has lost control of the story. >> all right. there is breaking news. the a.p. is now reporting emails russian hackers tried to break five times into her email -- into her private server. that's a.p. is reporting. breaking news just crossing seconds ago that russian hackers tried five times. >> wow she has held out the security of her own email. >> tried is a little different than accomplish in one sense. if there? i good news for us the a.p. breaking news is that they tried five times. >> and didn't get it i don't know what else. certainly shows the vulnerability. certainly shows she is a target and the reasonable why you need to have a secure email server. >> that is going to raise the questions from critics of this all along. had you this private server opening up potentially to jurent vulnerabilities from foreign governments trying to hack into it without the security of the federal government mon

. >> drip, drip, drip she describes this saga. out other governments were trying to hack their way into clinton's private server we've now learned. >> reporter: the latest batch of e-mails from 2010 and 2011 show russia-linked hackers tried five times to pry into hillary clinton's e-mail account. they did so by sending e-mails disguised as speeding tickets with attachments that would have allowed hackers into her network. she never replied to the e- mails or opened the attachments. ov er the weekend clinton tried yet again to quell the controversy. >> it is like a drip, drip, drip. what i have tried to do in explaining this is to provide more transparency and more information than anybody that i'm aware of who's ever served in the government. >> reporter: the state department says at least three e-mails sent to clinton should have been classified, two of them surrounding iran nuclear talks. another notable exchange highlights concerns about outdated technology in her department, something a top vitzor creped had led -- advisor cre

hillary was on "meet the press" and talked about the drip, drip, drip coming from e-mail servers. how do you feel about this, with your spouse of 40 years? >> it shrike republicans employed against me with whitewater. they look at the field. who do we not want to run and then they dribble out stuff and they attack. for the first time in american history, ever, this is the eighth congressional committee all chaired by republicans to look into benghazi. the first seven, said she didn't do anything wrong, but i'm glad it happened in 2015 instead of 2016, and i believe it will burn itself out. i just trust the american people. i think maybe it's just because i'm a goofy, happy grandfather now. but, you know, my life turned out pretty well. just trusting the innate sense of fairness and decency of the american voters. >> let's talk about one of the -- somebody else mentioned. joe biden. written at least, thinks you are the canniest politician of his lifetime. what do you think about joe biden? >> oh, he's been a friend of mine, of mine and hillary's for a long time. biden was way back

in the face of what even she admitted was a drip, drip of controversy. today for this moment, hillary clinton is appearing to have retaken control of the conversation. her debate performance last night in which she mocked and framed republican attacks against her and stood toe to toe with her opponents may give nervous supporters a reason to breathe easier and rivals a reason for pause. that said, an already tough month for clinton is about to get harder. here is andrea mitchell. >> reporter: hillary clinton commanding the stage last night. and today campaign advisers tell nbc news, they are preparing for what they think is a bigger hurdle. next week's benghazi hearing. >> it is clear this whole effort was set up for political partisan purposes not to get to a useful end. >> her strategy last night dismissed the inquiry as pure politics. >> if this committee is basically an arm of the republican national committee. it is a partisan vehicle as admitted by the house republican majority leader mr. mccarthy, to drive down my poll numbers. >> mccarthy's comme

. >> it is like a drip, drip, drip. what i have tried to do in explaining this is to provide more transparency and more information than anybody that i'm aware of who has every served in the government. >> reporter: the state department says at least three e-mails sent to clinton should have been classified, two of them surrounding iran nuclear talks. another notable exchange highlights concerns about outdated technology in her department. something a top adviser claimed had led high ranking officials to routinely use their home e-mail account to get work done. bernie sanders still possible candidate joe biden quickly gaining more support. her campaign is also taken a hit at the bank in recent months. only raising about $2 million more than sanders. now experts tell cbs news the attempted hack of clinton's account did not appear to be sophisticated. later today, clinton will hold a conversation on substance abuse in boston and attend several fund-raisers. york, thank you, don. >>> republican presidential candidate donal

. >> it is like a drip, drip, drip, what i have tried to do and explaining this is to provide more transparency and more information then anybody that i'm aware of who has ever served on the government. >> reporter: state department says at least three e-mails, sent to clinton should have been classified, two of them surrounding iran nuclear talks. another notable exchange highlights concerns about outdated technology in her department, something a top advisor claimed had led high ranking officials to routinely use their home e-mail accounts to get work done. recent polls show clinton's lead over vermont senator bernie sanders has dwindled amid the controversy when still possible candidate joe biden gaining more support. her campaign is also taken a hit at the bank in recent months only raising about two million-dollar more than sanders. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a government shut down set to take place a at midnight was averted after president obama signed a temporary funning bill earlier in the day. president's bill was quickly approved by congress and it will fund governm

it's going to be met because there's just again, just the drip, drip, drip every day that seems to be going in our favor. >> yopg anybody at this point including in her world doesn't dispute the notion that this drip, drip, drip over the monthings has been a huge political drag on her standing and the democratic race and country. if you look at the pole numbers we've talked about a lot on the show. she's under performing and this is a large part of the reason why. it is and always has been if you buckle down and deflect and do the things they always do then eventually, unless someone ends up in jail, the thing will actually be survivable. >> the numbers get bigger and what would have within more shocking months ago is met with a collective yawn. it's the old frog in water and you just slowly turn it to a boiling point. >> and although those russian attempts to hack into the e-mail or spam, it didn't turn anything to compromise security. it speaks to how unwise it was to get the private e-mail account. get the e-mails you all get that you delete immediately and to hear valerie say yes,

so the drip drip will continue, uma. >> yeah, that drip drip is still out there in a big way.ou know, ed, despite maintaining her lead in the polls, looks like hillary clinton is not taking any chances though. she's going to be rolling out some big guns in just a while, right? >> reporter: that's right. just behind me about an hour or so, we'll see former president bill clinton as well as katy perry, the pop star. she came out strong for president obama in 2012. sang at a lot of his rallies. she's going to be doing a little bit of that behind me. just down the road here in des moines, there are a lot of hillary supporters. got more hillary troops gathering, getting ready to turn out at this big jefferson jackson dinner behind me but before that, they're sort of having this pregame rally. as i mentioned, katy perry but former president bill clinton has not done any rallies. they've tried in the first few months of this campaign to let hillary clinton emerge on her own. but as you say, uma, not taking any chances tonight. rolling out the big dog, as some people call him. bill cl

, drip may continue. >> that drip, drip and those attacks getting sharper. ed, always good to see you, thank you. >> we go now to another big story that we're following, we're talking about the torrential downpours in texas that dumped more than a foot of rainplaces, especially coastal areas like galveston. forecasters are saying those relentless storms are moving on and dangerous flood warnings are coming to an end. here's the latest. hi, steve. >> reporter: arthel, no sign of that let up in houston yet where it continues to pour. it's been raining steadily all day. especially in lower lying areas and caused open sewage to bubble up down this street and back street as well. this storm produced records since it began falling. some towns in texas reporting up to 20 inches of rain. there have been dramatic images too, including a freight train that was derailed by the flooding. two engineers had to swim so safety. around houston in the lower underpasses, you can find many cars flooded out. really the question is where does the storm go from here. there are hop

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here are some drip drip coming in. maybe you can add detail. we're putting a-10 tens and f-15s in a base in turkey. what else are you hearing? reporter: i am glad you brought that up. why are warthogs, strike eagles, f-15s on the way to turkey? i believe if you step back for a second, this is part of american strategy to enhance relationships in the region. you mentioned working more closely with iraqis in the special operations task force. talk about doubling down relationship with lebanon and jordan. what is happening here, i believe is the u.s. is shoring up its relationships to counterbalance what we've seen with russians moving in, full sail into the region. that seems to be what's at play here. at least in part. to say nothing of the fact it seems to be part of a broader battle of isis strategy enhancing operations elsewhere to target isis wherever they might be, harris. harris: we'll ping-pong one more time. you brought up russia. this is crossing wires right now. russia, associate press. defense mincy tick up number they're doing agains

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the last few weeks all there has been is this drip, drip, drip of accusations of this committee beingal. can republicans, can they reverse this narrative in five, seven days? >> yeah, i mean, first of all, congressman hanna doesn't serve on the committee. i sort of disagree where he's going with this. let's look at the bigger picture of how politics plays a role in this. this committee was by john boehner, a bipartisan committee and its job is to look at, did politics play a role in the cover-up of what happened in benghazi because the attack happened about a month before the 2012 presidential elections. since that time, the administration and the state department were not transparent about what happened and were there political motivations behind why they didn't want to know what happened, why necessity didn't run out this story, why there was a videotape that caused the attack and it wasn't al qaeda. from the very beginning, was there a political motive behind what's going on. i think what you'll see next week is the panelists -- the people on the committee are going to be asking le

it is that time of the year, the silly season hillary was on meet the press and talked about the drip, drip coming from the e-mail servers cht watching this with your spouse of 40 years how do you feel? >> it is similar to the strategy that republicans employed with white water. who do we not want to run against. then they dribble out stuff and attack. for the first time in american history ever this is the eighth congressional committee all chaired by republicans to look into benghazi. the first seven said she didn't do anything wrong. i'm glad it happened in 2015 instead of 2016. i believe it will burn itself out. i trust the american people. i think maybe it is because i'm a goofy happy grand father now, but my life turned out pretty well. just trust in the innate sense of fairness. >> joe biden things you are the canniest politician of his lifetime. what do you think about joe biden? >> he has been a friend of mine and hillary's for a long time. my first encounter with senator biden was way back in the 1980s when he was chairman of the judiciary committee and he wanted me to file

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the drip, drip, drip is not good for hillary clinton. it makes her look not trustworthy and that's a big thing we'll be watching next week when she testifies. >> the committee, you know, has been described as t political heat from mccarthy's comments and so forth. eliana, the fact that this new e-mail address comes out, doesn't it amplify or take people back to the concerns they have about the appropriateness about some of the means of these communications? >> exactly. there have been these dueling narratives, one that benghazi is a serious endeavor to daurn what happened on the ground in libya. the other is it's an intent to damage hillary clinton's spros expects and the latter half has taken control over the past few weeks. i think the address takes us back to there's something to figure out here that the victims and their cronies tharnld supporters have something to hide and so we're seesawing in the former direction and the biggest beneficiary of the discovery of who the e-mail address is trey gowdy. >> fascinating to know what's goi

drip. drip. drip. not is not going away. wait another day. the story could be different. >> a lot of analysis about the strategy and hillary clinton is moving to the left to match bernie sanders on trade and wall street and keystone xl pipeline and on gun control. i did not hear whether the democratic party has moved to the breast. >> i don't think so. but hillary clinton has a very long way to go left to match bernie sanders. she did try to lure in some of his supporters but i don't know if that element was effective. >> there was a republican debate and part of the analysis given the way the g.o.p. is, the candidates the right on immigration, taxing the rich -- well, not, against taxing the rich, abortion. is in a different way the media view domes who are clearly trying to appeal now to the populist consistency? >> the media is so intrigued by the democratic socialist. the fact they asked, who up there is against capitalism, that is something we could never have imagined years ago. there is this sense that the media loves to push on the fa

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we hear the fbi will investigate this new stuff, and every day we get drip, drip, drip from somebody,is the full compliment of information going to be in the public domain? >> well, on the criminal side we don't know. there are issues hanging own the candidacy, because they're potentially building a case that could be actionable. and if you look at what she is doing and how she dealt with the situation, you are looking at issues where they could have been much more egregious. i think had she not stonewalled this at the beginning who knows whether or not we would be at this point right now. >> i believe if she had moved faster, and delivered the information we could have been done with this faster. >>> and words >>> a florida judge is getting criticism accused of taking the law too far. judge jerry colins sending a victim to jail for three days for ignoring showing up for the trial. the woman apologizing. >> why didn't you show up to court -- you think you have anxiety now? >> i sentence you to three days in the county jail. >> i'm sorry, i'm trying to be careful about myself. i -- a 1

we still need answers to those questions plus the drip drip drip of e-mails coming out. one thing it provides hillary clinton and we may see this tomorrow at the debate is the opportunity to rally democrats behind her. where she is able to say see, democrats, i know you have been a little bit, maybe a little bit questioning about me, maybe not as enthusiastic as you should be. but guess what, the reason republicans are doing this is they don't want me to be president. they don't want me to talk about these issues. they don't want us to bring up-- they though they can't beat me so they bring this issue up in order to try to defeat me. >> i must say when i interview democrats about this, and i did at least a dozen, maybe 20 man on the street interviews just last week, all of the democrats i talked to said it doesn't bother me. >> woodruff: huh.so the rallyins talking about you are saying is already out there. >> they are convinced that it is part of the vast right-wing conspiracy that hillary clinton coined. >> woodruff: so the democraticdw night. first time we will see th

couple weeks ago she said the e-mail thing was like a drip, drip, drip and never knew when it would stop. it's likely not to stop especiallyith the other information of the cloud data firm with backups, if she can overcome this, she might be a pretty good president. charles: you think she might be a pretty good president. >> if she is able to overcome this and win the american people over, something miraculous has happened. charles: leave it right there. speaking of miraculous, the fbi throwing a wrench in isis' plans and stopping four plans for the terror group to buy nuclear weapons and materials. how easy is it for isis to get their hands on a nuke? we'll explain it to you and it's going to scare the heck out of you. we'll be right back. excellent. researching a hunch, and making a decision. time for a change of menu. research and invest with e*trade's browser trading. e*trade. charles: a major blow to the islamic state. fbi stopped 4 plots to sell nuclear material to isis. investigator say that gangs thrives in a black market in nuclear materials in eastern european countries, other

so this is a drip, drip, drip. >> if one were to go back at this time in the 2008 campaign, i'm sure there were people that would say there's no way that then-senator obama will ever be elected. in the end, it's going to be up to the american people and we think what the president has done over the last eight years, if he'd just think about what was going on i think sometimes people forget. we had banks on the verge of collapse. our entire economy was starting to head into a depression and we were able to stave that uf. and so we've made a great deal of progrez. and so our challenge for the nekts is to continue that trajectory h, as we aumpb say, talent is ewe peck willtous. so my point to you is we're still focusing on a lothd of hard work to create that opportunity for every american. and i believe is that that is the vision that the majority of americans will support at the end of the next campaign. >> obviously, the billionth hod acoraling to the latest nbc news poll, the best democrat to go again, you're speculating and vice president widen hasn't ed up his mind. so let else see

drippings and dried blood bags. ew. north of larry bowie town cente. saw they started the clean-up at 4:00. kevin lewis has an update. road clear, all of that out of there? kevin: at last. this was scattered for a quarter mile of the roadway. awe -- hours after we made phone call. >> the inner of garbage can along the side of the road in bowie. used i.v. drips, latex gloves, bloody cause, feminine products, even dirty diapers made for a fowl sight. >> my gosh! >> shewas disgusting. >> i can't imagine that no one hasn't reported this yet. and it's still there? >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. that's terrible. kevin: among the mess, documents from the prince george's hospital center. we called them for answers. an hour later a waste company named republic services pulls up. started picking up the trash. >> what can you tell us how you were dispatched here? >> no comment. >> how did you hear about the medical waste out here? is your company responsible? >> no comment. >> that is not good. kevin: residents like carolyn want answers from the person and/or company re

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drip drip drip. that's not going away. so wait for the next day, i'm sure the story might be different. >> hillary clinton seems to move to the left. on bashing wall street, on trait, on -- i didn't hear much about whether the whole democratic party has moved to the left. >> i don't think so, but keep in mind that hillary clinton has a very long way to go left to match bernie sanders. she did try to lure in some of his supporters, but i don't know if that element was effective. when there's a republican debate, part of the analysis, especially now is while these candidates have really lurched to the right on immigration, taxing the rich -- well, not being against that -- i should say, abortion, so is there a different way that the media view democrats who are clearly trying to appeal to the more populous constituency? >> i think the media is so intrigued by the democratic socialist who is now running. the meter fact they asked the question who is against capitalism, that is something we never could have imagined years ago.

he was told to pour fruit juice that dripped off the machine into barrels of ice cream mix to be used later. >> you'd see oil on top from the fruits that were leaking. that would still go right into the barrel. >> reporter: it would have been possible to oil from the machine end up in some of the >> yeah. >> reporter: bland says that practice stopped a year before the shutdown, but other problems persisted. listeria thrives in wet environments, and both schultz and bland told us water was everywhere. >> on the wall by the three-gallon machine. if it would rain real hard and water sat on the roof, it would just trickle down that wall. >> reporter: rainwater? >> yeah. >> from the roof? >> yeah. >> reporter: would get into the factory? >> yeah. it had a couple times where it actually flooded area two to where they had to cut the machines off because it was too much water over there. >> reporter: what bland and schultz told us they saw is consistent with f.d.a. findings. when the f.d.a. inspected blue bell's main plant here in brenham, texas, in march, they found a number of violations de

the man denied dripping saying he had just finished working but he later admitted to it and failed a breathalyzer test. >> a derry new hampshire woman is not expected to face charges after police make a disturbing discovery. police rescued dozens of animals from the woman's home. they were living in dirt cages with waste scattered through the house there. police found a sick and starving horse. when the neighbors notified filt they notified police right away. >> it wreaked of urine. there were 19 chickens i believe taken out. the neighborhood that were drawn in by the horse manure and other animals. >> neighbors say the woman loved the animals but couldn't take care of them. they're in the care of the spca and animal control. >> a building in new york firefighters spent several hours battling the fire early this morning. they finally got the flames under control after about 4 hours. officials are investigating what caused the massive fire. in -- no injuries were reported. collapse concerns in new hampshire after a home crumbles into the water. the home was pushed in the has floated s