on hillary clinton's private email server. >> i'm glad that the emails are starting to come out. >> will it take a toll on her 2016 chances? former clinton adviser doug and matt join us. and there's a real life superhero living among us. yet another person in need of m if you're taking multiple medications does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene available as an oral rinse toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good a dry mouth isn't biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. ♪ >> breaking news the senate working hard tonight heading into the memorial day weekend trying to carry president obama's trade bill across the finished line. they are expected to vote on the legislation giving the president so-called fast track authority he needs to cleat a massive 12-nation transpacific trade deal. one that critics say would hurt the middle class. we're mo

on hillary clinton's private email server. >> i'm glad that the emails are starting to come out. >> will it take a toll on her 2016 chances? former clinton adviser doug and matt join us. and there's a real life superhero living among us. yet another person in need of ♪ >> breaking news the senate working hard tonight heading into the memorial day weekend trying to carry president obama's trade bill across the finished line. they are expected to vote on the legislation giving the president so-called fast track authority he needs to cleat a massive 12-nation transpacific trade deal. one that critics say would hurt the middle class. we're monitoring the action on the senateoor. we'll let you know of any developments. turning now to the race for the white house. former florida governor jeb bush trying to put space between him and his brother during a new hampshire town hall meeting. have a listen to what he said. >> are there differences? yeah, i mean sure. i think that in washington during my brother's time republicans spent too much money. i think that he could have used the veto powe

she use -- >> she did withhold emails. >> she had withheld emails. that was point of personal server in her home. doesn't matter. >> now that she reloosed them, what have you found? cheryl: go ahead, china. >> now that see released them what have you found. >> we only got 300. >> she has been transparent. cheryl: china, just to be fair i will say we have only scratched surface of amount of emails. obviously there is still questions about the foundation. i do want to move on because we have some other big news breaking right now. i want to update all of you on this janet yellen speaking about the economy. these comments just coming out moments ago. she reiterated that rate hikes are expected sometime this year. our very own blake burman has details what the fed chairwoman had to say. blake? >> she did indeed, cheryl. good afternoon to you. appears janet yellen's remarks in rhode island were pretty much right in line with what the markets expected. she told the chamber of commerce there if the economy continues to improve as she expects the fed should

. >> i'm glad the emails are starting to come out >>> a first look at hillary clinton's emails from the days when she was secretary of state, and what they reveal about the embassy attack in benghazi >>> and a dangerous fix. >> i have never seen something hit the streets so wicked and rapid in my life. >>> a cheep designer drug spreading across america >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera america. i.s.i.l. fighters are making gains across the middle east. earlier the group captured the last crossing between syria and iraq, and claimed responsibility for a deadly suicide attack in a shia mosque. in iraq they are marching closer to baghdad. we begin with zeina khodr, in the iraqi capital. >> reporter: some of these men will be sent deep into the sunni heartland to fight i.s.i.l. others will be kept behind to protect the town. a strategic town that islamic state of iraq and levant tried to control in the past. for these shia militia men, the battle is not just about recapturing territory, it's protecting roots from anbar towards southern iraq, to prevent an i.s.i.l. attemp

. >> i want the emails out. no one has a bigger interest in getting them released than i do. >> reporter: last fall she gave the department 5,000 emails related to got business. monday night the state department said it would not finish reviewing the emails and be in a position to release them until january 2016. on tuesday, the federal judge in the case ordered the emails be released sooner on a rolling basis. hillary clinton seemed pleased. >> i want them out as soon as they can get out. >> reporter: will you demand it? >> they are not mine they belong to the state department. they have to go through their process. as much as they can expedite the process, that's what i'm asking move quickly to get them out. with that hillary clinton decided the 2.5 minute news conference was over. >> do you regret deletingeingeing 32,000 other emails? >>> earlier, a small business owner asked clinton about a controversial trade deal? >> jobs are staying in the country. >> the proposed trans-pacific partnership or t.p.p. bitte

showed. >> here is one email.allah being investigated as suspect in benghazi consulate attacks. that came out in the documents. what do you make of that? >> it's very strange for her to have that information and then later three months later at her hearing on capitol hill she sort of spun a different scenario. well what if some guys were just out walking for, you know for a walk and they decided to turn on the u.s. embassy? what difference does it make? it's strange to buy her version of events and suggests perhaps that she is partnershipping, that she politicized the situation trying to spin alternate scenarios that would perhaps make her look good and own state department look like it wasn't a sleep on the job during really this terrible terror attack in which four people died? >> she was back in march she said this about her email and classified information. take a listen. >> i did not email any classified material to anyone on my email. >> so do we have all the answers we need about classified information? bec

hundreds of emails released from hillary clinton's time as secretary of state. what do they say about the attack on benghazi? the pentagon admits u.s. air strikes accidentally killed children instead of members of isil. ♪ >>> this is -- al jazeera america. the senate is down to the wire deciding what to do with the patriot act. it is a controversial act, and expires ten days from now while the senate is on recess. the senate is in session today debating on whether this law should remain. harry reid spoke about it a sport time ago. >> we have a piece of legislation where there are bipartisan efforts made and it worked. they passed this bill. and we should do the same before we leave here. >> as libby casey reports many are questioning whether the law should remain in effect. >> reporter: lawmakers and americans are still grappling with how far the government should go. >> i think the deintat whether the act has made america safer at the almost trillion dollars it has cost to implement it. >> reporter: he argues it has not made the country safer and the cost goes

the first batch represents about a third of all of the emails.nd what is interesting is that none of them are classified but a lot of them are stamped with sbu, which is the government identification for sensitive but unclassified, and that's because some of these emails hillary clinton lists the location of state department staff who were in libya at the time things were starting to get rough, so again, these are things on her private server that are sensitive and that will fuel some of the criticism, because private servers don't have the same security protections. the emails paint an interesting picture of hillary clinton after the benghazi attack that killed four americans. you have clinton circulating information that contradicted the narrative that was being provided by the white house. now more emails are going to be released in the coming days and of course the house committee is going through all of these, and trying to figure out what can they do. but part of what is going on is the house committee trying to make her look bad, selective

liz: 296 emails released.s we go through them, if we find more that are important, we'll bring them to you. pages on libya. another people that people are paying close attention to is janet yellen. head of the federal reserve. spoke in front of a tiny states chamber of commerce. providence rhode island. take a look at this. april 2nd, 2015. remember, easter was 25th. she talked about the ideas on strengthening families and communities and the economy. any time she gets out there, she'll be asked a lot of questions. july 2nd, 2 days before the fourth of july holiday, she speaks at a lecture for the imf. then we have april 2nd, 3 days before easter, that was 2015, a year later. gives a big speech. again, once she starts talking and anybody there that might ask a question, it could move the markets. today, would you argue that the markets didn't move much, because even though she said that we will see a rate tightening this year, we're on track for that, nothing happened with the markets because not a lot of peop

can we expect a lot from these emails? a lot of excitement about getting our hands on these emails. have to tell you if they went through her lawyers how interesting can they be? >> probably more interesting than what we're hearing from hillary, which isn't much of anything. as she dodges the press and media at every turn. the problem is her biggest credential is her term as secretary of state. foreign policy should be her crowning glory. there will be one in her picks to the american public. it's starting to find out that may be the albatross that brings her down. >> she'll be in front of some congressional committee very soon. how will that go? >> they need to ask her she said there's no classified information going to this private email. today, some of these emails are released. they're redacted. if there's nothing classified in there. why the redactions. they need to press her on this point is libya do you want to claim ownership for this? that's what her aides said before it went to pieces with benghazi and the entire country is in shambles with radical islam that's on the rise

. >>> more controversy surrounding hillary clinton and her use of private emails. her republican opponents say she used a second private email account while she was secretary of state. mary hall has the story. >> reporter: hillary clinton hosted a discussion on small business at a bicycle shop in cedar falls. as the democratic front-runner continues her campaign swing through iowa, aides are denying the latest accusations from the republican national committee that clinton used not one but two private email accounts to conduct state department business. clinton has admitted to using one private email account for personal and state affairs saying it was easier for her to carry just one device. her campaign aides say a second email address was only created after she left the state department because a website published her original address. >> the deck is still stacked in favor of those at the top. >> reporter: even with the email controversy back in the headlines, clinton's iowa hosts say she is connecting with voters. >> she really eliminated the distance between h

calling on clinton to hand over her private email server. trey gowdy saying these email messages are just one piece of information that cannot be completely evaluated or fully understood without the total record and while she has said she will not release her server, the state department will make thousands more pages of clinton's emails public. >> they're in the process of doing that and i would just like to see it expedited. >> reporter: of course, clinton has admitted to deleting some emails, but said they were all personal. marcy gonzalez abc news new york. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 police in the north bay need your help. the video they want you to see as they try to find the men responsible for a violent beating. >>> the problem delaying the warriors from taking off to houston to face the rockets in game three of the western conference finals. >> right now it's a parking lot and soon there will be affordable housing in one of san francisco's donation making it possible. >>> michael finney taking your questions on twitter and

i have no information to say that there were or weren't emails about various emails coming into the clinton foundation or policy coming out. if they don't exist, if they are gone not open to public scrutiny, yet you have the money, the evidence indisputable of money, policy and contracts going out. the question is why were those emails omitted. i'm not saying there was something in the emails it's definitely a question worth asking. >> david schroeder. coming up, ali velshi reports from greece where he's found rock-bottom real estate prices thanks to a major financial crisis. short of money, faced with tax hikes. many greek owners are desperate to off-load but find few willing or able to buy their homes. . >>. >> we don't have the mentality to pay taxes. >> our taxes are not being put to good use. >> this is not just now, it's a legacy left from our parents. >> reporter: the clock is ticking on a financial time bomb that is greece. if it explodes greece could limp out of the eurozone and financial market could suffer pain. monday is looking like a moment of truth for european finance minist

honestly a lot of people are saying what about our emails? if this can happen to politicians we should be careful what we're writing in our own emails. obviously sort of things we need to see what is in the emails. >> she lied. if "the new york times" story is accurate she lied. melissa: what "the new york times" story, talking about the fact she had been quoted saying, and her people were quoted saying she was only using one specific email. now it turns out due to a time stamp, that she had been using other emails as well. so they're not even necessarily going after the right ones. judy, what do you make of this? >> i'm saying this is a real problem for her. now her numbers among, the faithful, they are fine, if anything democrats are doubling down on support for hillary. but where she is losing support is that critical independent category of voter. they are falling away in droves because they have just had it. as todd said they don't know what to believe anymore but they don't believe her. melissa: we got it. we have to go to some breaking

i have no information to say that there were or weren't emails about various emails coming into the clinton foundation or policy coming out. if they don't exist, if they are gone, not open to public scrutiny, yet you have the money, the evidence, indisputable of money, policy and contracts going out. the question is why were those emails omitted. i'm not saying there was something in the emails, it's definitely a question worth asking. >> david schroeder. coming up, ali velshi reports from greece, where he's found rock-bottom real estate prices thanks to a major financial crisis. short of money, faced with tax hikes. many greek owners are desperate to off-load but find few willing or able to buy their homes. >> it's two days on this boat just to get there... >> unspoiled... unseen... under threat... >> macaws, they're at risk of disapearing in the wild. >> the new fight to save a species... >> we're looking at one of the most incredible wonders of the natural world. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my futu

clinton emailed an aide, quote we should get this around asap. however the very next day, in a speech at a ceremony to honor the four americans who died, clinton did not mention terrorism but continued to reference an anti-islam video. that of course stuck with the obama administration script for days, that the attack was spontaneous and the result of the controversial video. we can also tell you that the house committee investigating benghazi plans on questioning blumenthal along with long-time clinton aide huma abidine after that. we're told that is supposed to happen in the near future. just moments ago leading right up to our show melissa, on the house floor, republican lynn westmoreland, bub pub member of the benghazi committee railed against the department of state, saying the committee needs more documents for them to finish their final report. melissa: blake, thank you so much for that. let's bring in our panel. byron york from the "washington examiner." fox news contributor. tom sullivan and brian kilmeade are back as well. byron, i will

but we do know she went through 60,000-plus emails, so she was an email user. the last possibility is there is not a lot of concern shown for the security situation in libya at the time. in has got to be some reason this rather pressing issue is not present in those emails. heather: what about the day of the attack. >> obviously she showed a lot of concern once it started happening. but there is one email much earlier in the day before it happened almost 6:00 a.m. she sent her closest aide asking to get a copy of a documentary movie made by a french celebrity documentary maker. that's the only mention of libya on that dayment in attacks began. mrs. clinton and her lawyers say there are no more. so that's her answer. clearly republicans are suspicious about that. i think what republicans will have to do is find alternate paths to these emails. perhaps people who received them if they exist. people who received them through another channel. but if they can't' find an alternate path, i think they are pretty much stuck. heather: byron york, thank you for joining us

she said i get emails from france all the time the fifth and sixth questions about private emails shebody has a bigger interest in me. if you have a big interest then why did you dispose of the hard drive? to ducking and we've and no doubt about that. lou: is a divided view she seems to hold up so well among democrats independence milk away from her is there a measurable impact on her candidacy? >> here it is. lou: i feel like we should have trumpets. there should be sound effects. >> celestial musec but by february 201457 / 37 but after july it is 55 / 36 now is 50 / 46 i think most americans are not paying attention. the democrats are holding up but they are nervous about a general election. >> with priorities usa to have some difficulty raising money is it transitory indicator to something that is not favorable? >> panera it doesn't have a direct result but i do think it is a representative of difficulties in this bill goes out in the "wall street journal". we have people in charge we need clinton people in charge we don't have the right people asking for many actually they identif

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nearly 300 emails all dealing with the deadly attack on the u.s. diplomatic compound in benghazi, libya in 2012. u.s. ambassador christopher stevens three others were killed there. some of the emails were sent from a personal account and private server she kept at her home. she is under fire for deleting thousands of emails. >>> trending in paris the eiffel tower was close the this morning. the workers were on strike because of aggressive pickpockets in the area. staff members are trying to reach a solution with police who say crime in paris is down. thousands of tourists visit the landmark daily. no word on whether there will be any more closures. it has since reopened. >>> they made the ultimate sacrifice for our country and coming home is a hard transition. helping veterans find success on the homefront coming up. if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline at 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. >>> how about something good to eat over the holiday weekend? here's tony tantillo with today's fresh grocer. >> well, today

she had her own private email server and she decided and her lawyer which of the 60,000 emails to maket may not be that these are all the benghazi emails. we'll never know. >> how transparent is this thing, chris? because they put all this stuff out. they say look we're cooperating. we've got the benghazi stuff out. leave us alone. is it really as transparent as people and voters will expect? >> i don't put any of this on the state department. they get the documents that she gave them and they had already given 296 of those emails to the benghazi committee, those were the emails that were released. all they got is what they were given by hillary clinton and her lawyer and i believe in good faith they are giving those out, but they don't know what they didn't get. >> there may not be a smoking gun or the next topic that is released in the next batch of emails. >> i don't want to be overly cynical. one has to wonder if there really was a smoking gun and maybe there isn't, but if there really were a smoking, would they have given them to the state department in the first place? >> all of

she has control over her emails. she deleted thousands of them. have turned over the server. now a war between the obama administration and clinton camp which i do not think is a place she wants to be. >> i would have agreed with you before, why try to fix something that is not broken? she is still polling well although she has been in hiding and not talking to reporters but i think the buildup to the actual statements she finally made to the press, put so much weight on her answers there was no possible way she was going to say anything right yesterday. i think that is the problem. everybody is putting so much weight on anything she is finally going to say there will be no doing right here. by the way, when he writes, i don't believe her because a person's actions are more revealing than their words, he went on to say, she kept her government email on secret server only under pressure from congress returned less than half of them to the state department she deleted rest. she considers them hers. backup to everything he is saying so easy to read a

then you ran the bit of tape on the emails. she was asked should they get out and second of all do you think it was appropriate for you to be giving speeches when you were in the runup to the president. you heard the answer on the first which is, i want these out. you were the one who worked to hide your emails from the american people by putting them on a private server and it's in violation of the rules and regulations of the state department. and it's now under investigation by the inpick tore general. if she wants them out let us have the hard drive if you want them out. bill: you hear from democratic side as well. they want this answered also. a little more from yesterday. >> i'm proud of the foundation. i'm proud of the work it has done and is doing. it attracted donations from people organizations from around the world and i think that go to show people are very supportive of the life saving and life change work it's done here and elsewhere. bill: i think that will be a similar response you will hear for some time. >> a

from her private server. >> i want those emails out.ody has a bigger interest in getting them released than i do. i respect the state department. they have their process that they do for everybody not just for me. but anything that they might do to expedite that process i heartedly support. >> fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry joins us live from cedar falls, iowa. ed? >> great to see you it's interesting, greta. you heard her former secretary of state clinton putting the onus on the state department. the state department is saying well it might take until january of 2016 to release some of these tens of thousands of emails that hillary clinton turned over that they are going through looking for sensitive information. remember, these are from her personal account. the personal server, but had some official business. and so we are trying to find out was there benghazi-related information, russia, you name it hillary clinton saying that she believes this will show that she was a strong secretary of state and more eager than

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connolly respond to that email? mr. roth: during the night when he was driving home, he called deputy chief dyson and expressed concerns at the fact that this was getting out. mr. chaffetz: if deputy chief dyson denied he was aware of the email was about the vehicle containing mr. connolly, would you find that denial credible? mr. roth: not knowing the other facts, it would raise some additional questions. i'd have to ask deputy chief dyson. the evidence we have derived indicates that mr. connolly and deputy chief dyson had a conversation as connolly was driving home expressing concerns about that email itself. mr. chaffetz: for him to suggest that he had no idea that connolly was in the car that could not possibly be true, could it? mr. roth: our interview of deputy chief dyson, he indicated that it sounded like connolly was in the car as they were having that discussion. mr. chaffetz: did your investigators asked questions about the video cameras being directed away from the area where brawn was questioning connolly a

the state department's knowledge about this email server arrangement, attempt to retrieve her emails lack of candor by the department towards the committee despite the committee's persistent requests for these emails. and number three details of the department's review of her emails to ensure the department is sending resources to respond to our request. yet, here we are more than one month later and the department hasn't even been able to answer a single one of the 27 questions in writing. in addition we have attempted on multiple occasions to direct the department towards specific key documents that we are after. we have prioritized our subpoena from 10 names down to four names and then again down to three names. we have prioritized documents, the dates from two years down to one year down to three months. but again, here we are, 2 1/2 months after we issued a subpoena and six months after we first sent the letter and the department has still not produced any of these priority documents. first, we moved afoot then we moved a yard and now we have moved our position one mile but the

the next involved the state department emails. >> i want those emails out. and nobody has a bigger interest in having them released than i do. >> last fall, she had 55,000 emails from a private account that she said were related to government business, and the state department said that it would finish reviewing the emails and be in a position to release them until january of 2016. but on tuesday a federal judge in the case, contreras ordered that they be released sooner. clinton seemed pleased. >> i want them out as soon as they are out. >> can't you demand it? >> they're not mine. they belong to the state department. and they have to go through the process, but as much as they can expedite that, that's what i want them to do. please move as quickly as you can to get them out. >> and with that, hilliary clinton decided that the 2 and a half minute news conference is over. >> what about the 2,000 other emails mrs. clinton. >> earlier in a panel discussion iowa with aans, preselected by the campaign, a small business owner asked clinton about a controversial

hundreds of emails released from hillary clinton's time as secretary of state.hey say about the attack on benghazi? the pentagon admits u.s. air strikes accidentally killed children instead of members of isil. ♪

these things come out, reminding people, about her emails deleted emails and what is in these emails. and so hillary may appear to be getting off easy now but this will catch up with her. gerri: yeah. >> on terms of voters i think she is not getting a free pass. many democrats still view her as the likely and they're for her. gerri: the anointed one. >> but polls across the country in swing states show majority near majority in all the key swing states do not find her honest and trustworthy. once you decided that somebody is not honest seems to me it is very hard to vote for that person. this is majority. gerri: they are politicians though, michael. >> that is low standard but when you say she is not honest, she has a big job to persuade them i think. >> that is impossible. she can't do it. gerri: guy weigh in on this. i have to get this in. carly fiorina i when she came out on the stump i thought, boy how is this going to work out she is being pretty effective i think. she is a great speaker. she is the at same hotel as hillary saying there is a whole raft of things hillary clinton i

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on may 10th, 2010, after a series of emails, john q.marriott hotel in aruba with second meeting for iran. the fbi sting operation was underway. >> i made it very clear to him that i cash in hand but this time i was, you know, wired to the hilt. the room was wired to the hilt. audio, video. dozen agents in the next room and in the hotel. >> john q. kelly gave joran $10,000 of beth holloway's money. another $15,000 was later wired to joran's bank account. >> joran's decision to contact beth holloway was purely do i back kel. he wanted a quarter of a million dollars and said he was willing to take $25,000 down payment. in return, he would give them the location of the body. >> beth wired the money from alabama, which was our jurisdiction in alabama. >> for legal reasons so you could prosecute him in alabama. >> for the federal charges, you know, the jurisdiction in alabama for the wire fraud and extortion. and yeah. then we went and started taking his tour of what supposedly happened with natalee holloway. >> joran took kelly to this house

charles: hillary clinton's emails starting to trickle out. any smoking guns?an't find them. charles: i have to give some shout-outs. this morning i gave away shirts to 11th and 12th graders at lincoln high school in jersey city. this school, they were going to close it for academic underperformance. these kids are amazing. congratulations to you. you're ready to take on the world. i want to give a shout-out to william and peter. they lefto -- they were immigrants. one from ireland the other from czechoslovakia. they met in america. a us assistant attorney who worked on this with the treasury department thinks they gave the money as a thank you to america. that's amazing. before we go, we have a salute. every friday, we like to do this american success story. 16-year-old entrepreneur brandon iverson. his career started when he was ten years old. he started kids toy, inc. because he was tired of depending on his parents for money, he created making money for teens. we may owe him some residual here. he started a teen clothing line calls moguls line. this may not

these emails? what are you looking for? >> okay. you have want 20% of the u.s. uranium deal. >> that's what you think? you think that that overt. >> bill could use a little speaking fees over here. >> i personally doubt that i think this is more preemptive as a policy decision to try to prevent anything potentially from coming out. i would be surprised if they put anything in writing. the question will never be answered because of the bottom line. >> because of her decision to delete them that disproves it. >> i'm not convinced she can delete them after all that lois lerner stuff they show up some place. somebody knows how to get them. i'm not convinced that you delete them. >> we will see how congress can going to push this and chairman gowdy push this as far as he can in trying to get access. just as a matter. the whole notion that this was set up just for convenience sake and complied with policy in every way. this was a weird and unusual deeply strange arrangement from the beginning. >> it is s

. >>> i want those emails out. >> and now they are. an hour ago hundreds of emails from hillary clinton's private account are now public. >>> first, developing news. a fire fight in the east bay. a car fire sparks a grass fire along a major bay area freeway. good morning everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >>> i'm kris sanchez. we begin with the developing story in the east bay where firefighters have now contained a five acre grass fire in livermore. firefighters tell us an suv caught fire and then because of the extreme dry conditions we're experiencing, the flames spread to the hillside nearby. we still don't know the condition of the driver but the fire did go from two acres to five acres in a matter of minutes. the flames are now contained. even though it's cool outside, the fire danger remains. >>> a cool dry forecast is something firefighters are watching closely. rob mayeda joins us. this drought making the fire worse could keep them busy. >>> the wind speeds once they kick up can get a fire moving pretty good

all you have to do is email them to icee@nbc bay area.com. >> a high school senior is dead. some say someone shot and killed him at a skate board park across the street from his school. it was found shortly before noon. after finding the teenager police locked down the high school and a nearby elementary school. and what isn't clear is if the boy even made it to school today. there are no suspects. >>> tonight, police at the campus think they know who put the camera there. it was discovered outside a restroom of one of the dorms last friday. they won't say who the pursen is but that they aren't at uc berkley anymore. >>> late today, we learned the train actually accelerated before that crash. this has investigatoreds even more puzzled. and the engineer will tell his side of the story as early as tomorrow. >> reporter: raj, that engineer worked here at cal train back when amtrak ran the tracks and tonight he is out of the high school and friends are saying he was life long train buff whose dreams came true when he became the engineer. 32-year-old brandon bostian says he will

. >> reporter: we examined the emails simone exchanged with the two couples. appeared she billed both a fee to match with tammy and charged both money for tammy's living expenses. she also gave them updates on tammy's condition just days apart. neither couple got tammy's baby, and they both wondered where the expense money they had sent her had really ended up. >> that really makes you question what the reason is for all of this and where the money is going? >> reporter: the families gathered around this table all come from different parts of the country and all walks of life, but they have one thing in common: they all paid simone swenson's agency for adoptions that never happened. >> how much are we talking about? >> $24,000. >> and we lost a total of about $14,000. >> over 10,000. >> we lost 30. all the families agreed that simone made an excellent first impression. >> she's easy to talk to and she sounds professional. >> reporter: but when it came time to match them with a birthmother and collect her fee, they say simone's charm turned into a hard sell. >>

the city reiterated those in an email today. >> i think i can fit it in one session here. prevention, not payment is what she needed. >> it's embarrassing for oakland that this keeps happening. we reached out to the oakland police department for comment and have not heard back in time for tonight's story. >> this popped into my head this morning and i like making more funs. >> nancy said her message will be heard or at least read. oakland's small businesses get the -- >> if we keep putting her name up here it should get her attention. >> reporter: in oakland, katie udas, abc 7 news. >> taking a live look outside. traffic is moving on the san mateo bridge after it reopened ahead of schedule this morning and you can see traffic moving in both directions and that's your traffic moving eastbound toward 880 and such. there was a hiccup and crews opened around 4:00 this morning following a week enclosure for repaving and the electronic signs leading to the bridge said it was still closed several hours into the morning commute. caltrans says it had to manually change the signs to

and they are going to wonder why there is an email server with no emails left before and a candidatetalk about this at the microphone. bill: let me talk about those numbers in a moment. did bill clinton help matters yesterday or was that a throwback osha setback. >> he's one of the best communicators on the planet. at his worst he's self-it yig and out of touch and that was him at his worst. he's basically creating the impression unless he's doing these speeches for half a million a pop that his lights will go out in his little shack live something where off the grid instead of funding the top of the 1% kinds of lifestyle t clintons have. that will be the disconnect. that goes to the mayor tough of her lifestyle and her elizabeth warren type. youpopulist. bill: the negative views are up to 42%. >> i think these numbers are terrible. she'll take heart in the fact that the numbers in the new polls show the democrats will stick with her. but there is no alternative for them. elizabeth warren says she is not running. so she is the nominee. then what in the problem is she'll testify befor

the emails are to be released this rolling basis, every 60 days.udge ordered the release of the emails which date from hillary clinton's days as secretary of state. and which were stored on a private server kept in her home. marie harf is acting spokeswoman for the state department, soon going to be taking a position as senior adviser to secretary of state john kerry. and marie joins us now. congratulations on moving on to the new post. we have a number of topics that we want to cover with you while are you still acting spokeswoman for state. so let me read you what the "washington post" and david ignatius wrote about the emails which i'm sure you had a chance to read. he said the messages passed to clinton from her friend sidney blumenthal don't appear scandalous, but, "you can't help but think they were passing around emails when they should have been framing a better plan to deal with libya's disintrograitgration -- disintegration." a dig on clinton and the immigration policy. how does the state department respond? >> i would say a few things. a

it's nov 26. >> and what's the subject line of the email? >> fire at subcon. >> subcon is industry-speak for subcontractor. that email was sent by a manager at true colors shortly after the fire. so despite success' denials, their own agent may have been aware of the sub-contract to tazreen. we are on the trail investigating how walmart's supply chain works here in bangladesh. does the company know when its orders are being subcontracted? is the way they source their clothing- the system itself -flawed? the garment industry is notoriously secretive, so we needed an insider. we're on our way to meet an auditor. he was hired by wal-mart to assess standards at some of its factories. it's very rare for auditors to speak on the record and he doesn't want to speak to us on camera. so we recorded the conversation secretly in bangladesh, government regulation of garment factories is lax, and international companies are not legally required to ensure working conditions are safe. some companies hire auditors to inspect the factories. >> the purchasing

clinton did have a second email account. and now there is yet another controversy surrounding the woman who would be president. are you tired of this? we'll put it into perspective. >> the banditos were given the second highest threat level by the department of public safety. >> galvanized by shootout rival gangness texas. tonight we will talk to a former bandido about what's happening there. >> fat. fat. you fatty. >> also ahead, can you can no longer say the word fat in the workplace. john stossel will tell us why. caution, you are about too to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the sad state of american politics. that is the subject of this even's talking points memo. there is a philosophy that countries eventually they deserve. history is littered with with fallen regimes. there are thousands of them. right now in america there are two intense problems that are not solved. first, stagnant wages for working americans. because most folks depen