now we're going to cut off your email for a period of five days. gloria mark compared the results before and after she discovered that those who'd had their e-mail were more likely to interact directly with their coworkers. the study concluded that e-mail is the leading source of stress in the office what we found was that the more time people spend on email the higher their stress is we also found that the longer time on email the lower people assessed their productivity at the end of the day for the past ten years gloria mark has been measuring the attention span of people who sit in front of computer screens she says there's been a dramatic change. in two thousand and four we found that the average length of time that people focused on any activity was three minutes in two thousand and twelve we found that on any computer screen people's attention was about one minute and fifteen seconds on average so there are attention shifting is happening more frequently i've also done a very large study with college undergraduate students these are the mill

today half of the world's population uses the internet exchange one hundred fifty billion emails per day we are submerged in data and this causes i'm president of levels of stress. that's too much information to process it comes into fast and in volumes that are not humanly possible to handle that combines the course of your stress. with with those of stress a civil suit. has written a book on how to survive in our digital society. blames information technologies for the increase in stress in the workplace. now days the well produces as much information in two days as it did in all of printed util history the quantities are so vast that they become abstract. here's a comparison france's national library is one of the biggest in the world it has about fourteen million books every second data equivalent to two such libraries is distributed on the web. that works out to sixty three million french national libraries a year. i see you know we're living in an age of the wild west of technology where we've got all these different applications and devices and people are switching back and fo

she did not treat classified emails and the careless manner. that scandal like previous investigations is all whole lot of nothing and with that poisonous portion and then with the insinuation by putin. and then as the attention turns to the behavior that shakes them to their core we give them a flaming dessert courtesy of james komi. but then to describe how the emails scandal was constructed by the press. clinton becomes a criminal, or clinton is vindicated but nobody knows it. after the state department produce their reports on the rachel maddow show. to classify their emails that system led some people to conclude nothing about hillary clinton at all but then part for is an abuse of power act one. you remember the first james colby announcement. but he delivered what people thought he cleared her of all criminal charges but he went on to accuse her to be careless with their emails actually a number of people came away from that presentation thinking that it was a verdict. but then to call comey engineering but then he actually admitted in t

maxwell county wide emails on weekly basis almost. this is very reasonable request. >> stat state investigation well publicized in our county and followed all the firm's directions and processed and school ceo refusing to send email board members tried to get one sent out through own school board liserv that goes to staff members and the board chairman said no to that and did change his mind just this week. and this is the contact information on your screen to reach investigate towards and we also are posting this information for you on our web site foxdc.com. and the final report from investigators is expected at the end this month. lindsey watts rbg "fox5 local news". >> protesters took concerns over couldn't vaersial rest from customs enforcement made arters ato m office. demonstration stems frim grace arrest of 14 people in d.c. last week arrests included three immigration fugitives and two he reentries and undocumented immigrants in d.c.. ice officials said five of the 14 had criminal cop visions and the office was not notified o

time i'd often get up in the middle of the night to deal with emails from china and india. i thought i was being efficient. i felt i was doing important work for the company so it didn't really bother me. that i was paying no attention at all to my personal life. in fact i felt that i had to be online all of the time it was a total addiction if i wasn't online i wasn't alive. i had to keep up on what was going on i check emails on the weekend during vacations even during my honeymoon. and then i realized that i had to stop. it you don't really know. what triggered it was when my daughter lou said to me one day mom all you do with shout you're really mean you need an operation well actually and that's when i decided to start cutting back on being connected. connected in her new job stephanie still has to work online but on a more limited basis she worked out a plan with her employer. stephanie narrowly avoided burnout but not everyone is so lucky so here's her just. we're only just becoming aware of the effects of digital stress. but can a way analyze the nature of this stre

out all staff emails about that. >> when dr. maxwell was depending himself saying this was not happen anding he sent several emails to countywide list serve this is not a controversial thing or difficult thing. we send out countywide employee emails on a weekly basis almost. and so, i think this sa reasonable request. >> and in response a district spokesman says the state's investigation has been well publicized in our country and we have followed all of the firm's directions and process. with the school's ceo refusing to send an email board members tried to get once and out through a school board liserv that has community members and staff on that. the board chairman initially said no and changed his mind this week and did allow that email to go out with the information. so this is the contact information on your scooeb to reach the investigators who are con ducking this audit. we'll have this on your web site fox5dc.com and the investigators are supposed to be finished with their investigation by the end of this month. lindsay

matt: three times after the first email.emails did not get a response, others got a breezy response, we will look into it. and then they stopped altogether. my editors and i sat down and thought, what should we do with this interrupted tranche of information? carol: everybody was trying to get a grasp of stories we were hearing from people on the ground and the government response. based on these emails, do you feel like the public was being told everything? matt: yeah, i think in the government's defense, i see an indication in the internal talking points that they were trying to represent anything that was untrue or misleading. they were certainly selective. they were focusing on the good news stories, the rate of responses, the activity that dod officials were involved in. it seemed like they were struggling to find a way to talk about the scale of the destruction, and the scale of the effort that was required. and that it was not hopeless. julia: staying focused on hurricanes and the finance section, investors flocked to

and sam clovis response to that email was great work. and he said that he would run it up through the chain of command inside the campaign. so this kind of goes a little bit against what the administration has been saying, which is that any attempts by papadopoulos to set up a meeting with the russians were quickly shot down. even paul manafort saying that he believed this should stay at a low staff level, if anything, and that donald trump certainly with not be involved in that meet tg. sam clovis however is the one individual in this campaign who appears to have at least congratulated him on his work so far and didn't completely shoot down the suggestion. brooke? >> jeremy, thank you. jeremy diamond. let's talk about the legality of a lot of this news. frank is back with us today former assistant director for the fbi counter intelligence commission and also who ran the enron task. nice to have you both on. frank, let me start with this, what dpou make the president's tweet this morning calling this witness, papadopoulos this former adv

didn't they turn those emails over? i believe they did. >> andrew: where is commissioner football today? when we are waiting to hear from nfl commissioner roger caddell as the meeting is wrapping up in this after the leak decided yesterday it would not require players to stand during our national anthem. how will this go over with fans and the president with plenty of thoughts on it as you know already. we will bring you what's happening out of that meeting live. stay close. alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. >> sandra: we are waiting roger goodell at a news conference happening in new york city. obviously, any news coming out of that is going to be incredibly important for this story. if judge andrew napolitano sitting on the couch with us today, but this is after the decision not to require nfl players to stand for

huma abedin had an email account on hillary clinton server. the emails from hillary clinton server.y were on anthony weiner's laptop. the fbi picked them up last year, the end of last year, highlighting the fact that they found this information. it turns out they had nearly 3,000 of them, government records on the laptop. we will get access to them by the end of the year. >> tucker: they were government records? >> they were, they acknowledged that. based on the other abedin emails that we have which involved classified information, hillary clinton emails that we hadn't seen before that she didn't turn over and try to delete. i suspect there will be classified material among these new records. this is another example of top government officials like huma abedin and hillary clinton having classified materials and places they weren't allowed to, which are grab potomac violations of criminal law despite mr. comey's appendage to the contrary. >> tucker: moreover, we spent the last year talk about russian hacking, clearly it's not safe to keep government data on a private computer. the l

until the email was eventually published. and no mention of adoptions in that helm, instead there was an offer from the one time business partners conveyed through an intermediary to don junior just days after his father clenched the nomination. good morning, they asked me to contact you about something interesting. met with his father this morning and in the meeting offered to provide the trump campaign with official documents that would incriminate hillary clinton and would be useful tour father. this is very high level and sensitive information but is part of russia and its government support for mr. trump helped along by them. the response by don junior being told the russian government was supporting his candidacy. if it's what you say i love it especially later in the summer. now to the intelligence experts it looked like a done gel dongl. soft pitch designed to gauge while leaving room for plausibility deny ability in case the approach is rejected. but according to the participants the idea that the meeting had anythin

remember the 24,000 emails just disappeared. he said sorry, those emails are gone forever.udge jeanine: you know what's amazing. he was so splug. he said we lost those emails. judge jeanine: i'm thinking i can finds this stuff. then he comes back and says oh, we found them. all of the emails, what are we talking about? we are talking about emails of lois lerner, and all of this obama administration attempt to punish republicans. and this guy is still getting a check. the president has an agenda. yet this guy is still collecting a check from taxpayers. why? >> unacceptable. secretary mnuchin has the to remove him and he should. this guy is an obama holdover that does not hold the agenda to make america great again. they want to redo the tax rates abductions, and with that is non-profit status. and you are going to keep the same guy who was involved in the cover-up under lois lerner? judge jeanine: let's go to the second person i think is a washington wasteland. that's andrew mccabe. and he's now deputy director. he took money from mcauliffe, the governor in virginia for his

the russians have emails of clinton, they have thousands of emails. this is on april 26th.that after that papadopoulos continues to communicate with trump campaign officials and continues to try to set up a meeting between the trump campaign and the russians. so that document is more tightly tied to the campaign. >> rose: george papadopoulos was not very interesting to the russians until it became clear that he was associated with the trump campaign. >> that's right. a made it very clear in the statement of offense. the statement of offense is different, so the first one, the indictment are allegations. and ie0á%11 a jury to determine whether they are true or not. the other document, the one we have been talking about charlie, george papadopoulos, it is a statement of the offense. which means that he has, this is his version of what has happened. and it is essentially presented as fact to the court. so we can treat the paragraphs in here as true. >> rose: we're talking about a lot of money here, millions and millions of dollars that went to mr. manafort and through various

the hillary clinton email, that were deleted from her private server event additional thousands of emailsrom the dnc. including the podesta thanks. do you know what they are talking about? 's lawyer says, they are looking forward to telling the whole story. >> for the purposes, they are not going to do that, but eventually they do look forward to outlining what happened. i do think at some point, we are going to get clarification on this. he has pleaded guilty. he will be facing a sentencing, and that makes people very cooperative at times. we will see, but because the attorneys are saying, we look forward to outlining exactly what he did in his options, what he was pushing, exactly what these emails are. i do think there is a potential to get those answers, because it is clear this individual tried to at least play a game with the fbi according to the charges upfront, but it became very clear in january, they believed he was lying during that time as you outlined. chained on social media and those things. again with a guilty plea, he knew he could not play a game any longer with this age

police emailed students asking them to watch for the suspect. >> we all checked our emails and talkedw, that's kind of scary. >> reporter: the victim tells police he does not know the suspect. it's unclear what the suspect's connection is to the university if they are students or even live in berkeley. now, police are asking folks if you do recognize those individuals, to call uc- berkeley police right away. reporting live in berkeley i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:43. new revelations revealed. what we're learning this morning about jared kushner and ivanka trump's use of a private email account to send white house emails. >> plus, up for a vote. why uber is looking to cut former ceo travis kalanick's influence on the company later today. >> and the markets just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's check the big board. the dow is up about 25 points. accounts linked to the russian government. the menlo park internet giant three- thousand >>> facebook says 10 million people in the u.s. saw one political ad purchased by accounts linked to russia. they say they linked 3,000 a

which are handed over, several different batches of emails. so what we are talking about is there was some behavior. collusion is in the crime, be lying to congress. >> katie: that they lied to the special counsel? >> dagen: there are emirate of crimes potentially in this. fusion gps should been listed as a vendor and the campaign-finance filing. it was not. who signed off on those bills with the law firm paid to fusion gps? we don't know that yet. we don't know what's in those bank records from fusion gps because they filed a lawsuit to prevent subpoenas of those records. >> harris: that's what jason chaffetz said they should be fighting about now. >> dagen: willful invasion on those campaign-finance filings, that is a criminal act. >> katie: buried under a different name. >> marie: bob mueller is looking at how russia interfered in our election, how they were able to do that, and whether there were americans of any political strife who helped the them. >> dagen: is a bob mueller should be fired. he is best buddies with jim comey. did jim com

citing his many failures, what they believed to be many failures and handling the hillary clinton email investigation. and you just are jeff sessions, saying james comey doubled down on congressional testimony this year, to announce no charges against hillary clinton. there's a problem with that though, pedro. and the problem is, president trump later said he fired call me to lift the cloud on russia. and when jeff sessions was asked about that my senator feinstein and he said he couldn't answer because of executive privilege. the possibility that the president would eventually invoke executive privilege. pedro: does this have anything to do with the investigation being done by robert mueller? carrie: good question. robert mueller has not publicly spoken about the matter but the justice department has refused congressional attempts to interview senior officials at the fbi about comey's firing, because robert mueller may be looking into those matters as potential obstruction of justice. that is a big clue that this could be under mueller's authority at this point. and a bit of news, sess

the deep state is running things with these clinton emails. as you highlighted, there 17th 2,000 -- 72,000 emails. we've only released a few of them. at the rate they are releasing, we won't get all of them until 2020. on top of that, they're 2800 pages of records or documents on anthony weiner's laptop. that are also from the clinton email server. is it russia information? what was being deleted by hillary clinton is a big mystery. >> jeanine: my take is if we got 72,000 emails and the state department asked for them at the time of benghazi how many years ago? in 2012, it's taken them this long? i have an idea. let's defund mueller and his special counsel and use that money to get people to start releasing those state department emails. jordan, what say you about this? >> i'm encouraged that congress is looking at this. with a new lens. a couple of different ways. one when it comes to the newly investigations with how the fbi handled this investigation -- they never wanted to call it that. a "matter," i guess. why they were giving updates abo

and the title of this thing, what is the title of this thing, the email? drafts of director comey's july 2016 statement regarding the email server investigation. that is what the title of this thing is. but when you look at it, there is nothing there. so apparently, in may, comey was talking to senior staff about clearing clinton before he ever talked to her. are you aware of this? attorney general sessions: well, i have not been engaged in that. senator: well who is engaged in that? who do i talk to? who do i talk to about getting my letter answered? attorney general sessions: you should direct your letter to the deputy attorney general to the legislative affairs. senator: and the reason we wrote that letter, is because there is act investigation of the former fbi director, that the committee's office of special counsel gave transcriptd to the committee -- gave transcript to the committee, were to senior people -- gave transcripts to the committee, where to senior two senior people talk about drafting this memo before july, before he interviewed her. so,

it destroyed classified information and subpoenaed emails. why do i think i would be in jail and you would be calling me on the phone on saturday night? >> if you're senator bob menendez and you are being tried for something and you suddenly learn that with the clinton's dead maybe 50-100 times bigger and involve national security with russia and nothing happening to them? if i was menendez, i would say wow, talk about justice not being fair. and then comey, this great virtuous person front of the press corps but wait a second, he is writing and exoneration two months before an interview? no wonder they did not put her under oath. it was rigged. >> sean: they quoted the dossier. that they used russian sources for. this is where the media in this country the american people. they don't do their job. they are agenda driven. they've made more mistakes in the last year than i've ever seen. i thought it was bad when you were speaker. i've got a transition. i've got to ask you about how important this tax deal is. thad cochran flew back for this th

all of his emails were voluntarily provided by the campaign, and that is something that led to the process and the place we are in right now, the campaign fully cooperates and helping with that. what papadopoulos did was lie. that affects him and not the campaign, we can speak for that. >> reporter: the chief of staff said this is been very distracting for the president. can you elaborate on that chemic houses affecting his ability to get his job done? >> secretary sanders: that was not the point he was making. yet someone completely obsessed with this while there are things happening around the country, and a lot of other things that people care a lot more about. the media it refuses to cover that, and that is the distraction. the focus is constantly on tax cuts and tax reform, if you look at the record, the questions i taken here day in and day out can have far more to do with an investigation and frankly, most americans do not care too much about it a whole lot less to do with policies that impact them. >> reporter: why are you confident that the investigation will not go on much longer

emails. let me go through the mountain of evidence they have. had in 2009 documents, emails, they had the financial records. they have eyewitnesses and they had someone infiltrate. they knew crimes are being committed. they knew then. that raises questions about mueller too. i've got a break. we will stay with you. when we come back, we have the other issues in washington. more nfl players just continuing to disrespect the flag. guess what happened? the crowds are getting smaller and smaller and smaller. ivanka trump joins a straight ahead on the dizzy breaking news >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." jerry jones' -- he said no cost in the league is suffering negative effects from this protest. jerry jones is right. this is only two stadiums this weekend. one from miami and the other is from cleveland. look at all the empty seats. post kickoff. look at this. it's empty. here's what it looked like in cleveland, ohio, for the browns yesterday. former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, do they want to keep doing this? this is the result of roger

remember the 24,000 emails just disappeared. he said sorry, those emails are gone forever.e jeanine: you know what's amazing. he was so splug. he said we lost those emails. judge jeanine: i'm thinking i can finds this stuff. then he comes back and says oh, we found them. all of the emails, what are we talking about? we are talking about emails of lois lerner, and all of this obama administration attempt to punish republicans. and this guy is still getting a check. the president has an agenda. yet this guy is still collecting a check from taxpayers. why? >> unacceptable. secretary mnuchin has the to remove him and he should. this guy is an obama holdover that does not hold the agenda to make america great again. they want to redo the tax rates abductions, and with that is non-profit status. and you are going to keep the same guy who was involved in the cover-up under lois lerner? judge jeanine: let's go to the second person i think is a washington wasteland. that's andrew mccabe. and he's now deputy director. he took money from mcauliffe, the governor in virginia for his wif

i got an email yesterday saying, ya know what, don't worry about work or coming in.basically they tried to blame me for the company van that was at my home address that got burned in the fire."he shared the email exchange he had with the company president, who wrote that fiddler had already resigned, and listed out work-related shortcomings.the email also said fiddler was approved to take the work van home if he moved closer to the company warehouse.but fiddler says he never quit, and insists he would never have taken the van home on a regular basis if he hadn't had permission.he also tells me this isn't a case of sour grapes - he never had a problem with his employer before now."we really liked them all up until we go the email, and then we were both kind of brought back and just shocked."now the san francisco branch manager and his family are trying to find two of the hardest things in the bay area - housing and job - at the same time. we reached out to fiddler's former employer via email and a phone call todayand haven't gotten a response yet.live in santa rosa, s

emails. let me go through the mountain of evidence they have. the fbi had in 2009 documents, emails, they had the financial records. they have eyewitnesses and they had someone infiltrate. they knew crimes are being committed. they knew then. that raises questions about mueller too. i've got a break. we will stay with you. when we come back, we have the other issues in washington. more nfl players just continuing to disrespect the flag. guess what happened? the crowds are getting smaller and smaller and smaller. ivanka trump joins a straight ahead on the dizzy breaking news night. prevagen. the name to remember. i don't know how we'll do it. ♪ never stop ♪ ♪ 'til we get there ♪ afi sure had a lot on my mind. my 30-year marriage... ...my 3-month old business... plus...what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i made a point to talk to my doctor. he told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does el

deleted from hillary clinton private email server. julian a saung added this, and can confirm it was rejected by wikileaks. clinton's deleted emails have no so far not resurfaced and sources are not clear whether alexander nix the ceo of this campaign and analytica was hired by the trump campaign. so let's go through this in detail. we have our panel, and jeffrey our chief legal analyst and chief former prosecutor. just beginning with you on the legality of this do we know the campaign broke any laws? >> we certainly do not. that's important. but i think a lot of people find these confusing. let me see if i can break this down. you have the trump campaign and cambridge analytica which is the data firm associated with it. and we the trump campaign was frndly towards russia, candidate trump saying lots of nice thing about putin. we have the russian government, which was interested in helping trump win. >> yes. >> but the investigations are all about is whether there was any connection between the two. any so-called collusion. and what m

we know the fbi went and found the emails that mrs. they found some of them or recovered them and the state department has them. we don't know when we will get those. at the current schedule, the state department wants tour release all of mrs. clinton's emails to us, that they still haven't had a release at a rate that would make them -- at a a rate that would allow us to finally get them all in the year 2020. >> tucker: so there are still thousands of documents being withheld from the kennedy assassination, over 50 years ago, the cia is now -- we are doing a story on this tomorrow, that they need to hold them for another 25 years? if people knew the amount of information that belongs to them, being held by bureaucrats and officials, they would freak out. great to see you. >> thank you. >> tucker: great to see you. doing the lord's work. it's been 49 weeks and counting since the 2016 election, the hunt is still on for proof of russian meddling. did putin get trump elected? we still don't know. we did recently speak to progressive journ

emails. f let me go through the mountain of evidence they have. the fbi had in 2009 documents, emails, they had the financial records. they have eyewitnesses and they had someone infiltrate.. they knew crimes are being committed. they knew then. that raises questions about mueller, too. i've got a break. we will stay with you.u.ta when we come back, we have the other issues in washington. more nfl players just continuing to disrespect the flag. guess what happened? the crowds are getting smaller and smaller and smaller. ivanka trump joins us straight ahead on this busy breaking news night. news before i had the shooting, burning of diabetic nerve pain these feet... liked to style my dog as a kid... and were pumped to open my own salon. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and she prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathin

democrats are slamming a republican effort to reinvestigate hillary clinton's emails. the house judiciary and oversight committees launching a joint probe into the doj's handling of the investigation. democratic leaders are calling it a smokescreen to divert attention away from the white house rated their also taking aim at former oversight chairman jason chaffetz saying he did everything in his power to make public the details of james comey's investigation while essentially ignoring the term campaign connections to russia. i want to go to you first. do you buy that? that line of reasoning? >> brian: i do. i think there is that your whole theory is the theory of a foreign policy that president trump had brought up earlier that it is a failed foreign policy under the chairman of foreign relations, corker that left them with this mess, especially in the middle east. and it turns out was james comey, this was all intertwined. my objective is to get this deal to iran. a terrible deal with iran. we have a current president who is trying to fix everything at one time. >> sa

we sent over emails. this was our last-ditch thing. we really felt like he owed an explanation to the public why he introduced this legislation, and we felt as a public official that he should be held accountable for this legislation , and he refused to talk about it. so we went to pay him a visit. ms. casey: let's talk about what happened since the broadcast, and the "washington post" piece aired sunday. the job here is not to decide what changes are effective. you talked about the story and the public decide where to go, but we saw the president addressed this in a press conference as well as on a radio show. he talked about tom marino, and the president said tom marino said if there is a perception of a conflict of interest, if there is a perception, he does not want have to have anything to do with it. this was not about insurance companies. neither has the white house responded or are they savvy to what this story broke and what the future of this wise. >> do i think the white house was? the white house definitely was. they knew t

while you are at it, let's throw in the email case. to me, as a lawyer, it's a clear case of violation of the espionage act. >> sean: deleting, breaking up -- >> 110 counts based on 110 classified documents. >> sean: i want to go back, dr. gorka, bill clinton wanted to ask his wife's own state department -- russian nuclear officials, meeting with them. that's insane. double a speaking fee. being paid by a bank that has a financial interest in uranium uranium one. then he wants to meet with vladimir putin and his wife signs off on the deal. and then the $145 million kickback. what other evidence do you need to know that they were not putting the security of this country as their first priority? >> you don't need it. 108 emails, highest level classification on the private server. we expect this from the clintons. the most corrupt political clan and modern american history. the issue is how the establishment dealt with it under the obama administration. how somebody who was a suspect in that investigation was allowed to be the counsel for

there are some emails going back and forth. the white house provided the investigators with those emails, but now i'm hearing he may have been wearing a wire which i think scares everybody. >> dana: juan, let's get your take. poppel operatives papadopoulos e radon manafort. >> juan: let's talk about manafort. he has an interesting history. he worked on reagan's campaign and then start his own lobbying firm with charlie black and roger stone, another trump intimate. and then goes off and he's representing some reprehensible people around the world. the question becomes, and i think this is an issue you raised. why would donald trump hire paul manafort? it's a real question. you say wow, who are you bringing in? >> dana: that's been known for a while. it was brought up at the time. manafort and his deputy rick gates, who pleaded not guilty, they were able to get the delegates. >> juan: that was after. brings them back. >> dana: i would imagine that's why you hire them. he thought he could do that job. >> juan: what i am saying is

it for 350 email address related to that. they might supply that information and say, can you have that in your collection? can you collect on that email just as well? is anything that you see in your tenure so far that 702 does not provide that you wish it did? >> this is thinking more proactively. the last question i asked admiral rogers was, it took from 1978 to get to 2008 and then 2012 as we have seen technology change. obviously, the copper wire of 1978 is largely gone by the way unless we double pay for our handset as well as the landline. how do you see the future by way of where this is going? which may be another way of asking the question of what you wish for we need to be ready to see that it should have in terms of this legal authorization that we are not thinking about perhaps in the way that the world is going? >> i think that my very high level answer to that question is we need to be trying to anticipate in a way that i am still new, as he says the beginning. enough to be able to really evaluate the ways in w

we are just finding out this week that the state department has 40,000 clinton emails that they haven't even released yet. >> harris: the previous ones with her age, that will be interesting to look at because that figures into the email scandal which is what we are told they are focusing somewhat on with loretta lynch today. we appreciate your time, thank you. north korea is issuing a brand-new threat against the united states. in a letter to the world, how that rogue regime is saying it won't back down from any sort of aggression from president trump as cia director mike pompeo says it's a matter of months before pyongyang is capable of attacking us on the mainland. stay close. >> they are closer now than they were five years ago and i expect they will be closer in five months than they are today. in the absence of a global effort to push back against the them. definitely doesn't have that... you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. but he hasoke up wwork to do.in. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right

some claim the email was fake. you know anything about this and is there anyway to find out what actually happened? a.g. sessions: suggesting one way or another that i know anything about it, i would just say that would be improper for me to share at this time if i knew. sen. graham: thank you. chairman: senator klobuchar. sen. klobuchar: i will start with a few questions following up my colleagues. the president has described this investigation as a witch hunt. do you share that view of the council's work and you still have confidence in the special counsel as you have stated before the intelligence committee in june? a.g. sessions: people are quite free in this country to express views about the matter. i'm just an old prosecutor who just says the process has to work its will. sen. klobuchar: but back in june, you said you had confidence in special counsel mueller's work. do you still have that confidence? a.g. sessions: i've known special counsel mueller for many years before he became even fbi director. i think

uk. [ laughter and applause ] although, i'm not surprised this guy had trouble with email.k at him. he looks like he's more comfortable with morse code. [ laughter ] he looks like he's pitching in the 1908 world series. but while all these high stakes crisis swirl around his administration, trump is also trying to move on with his domestic agenda and gather support for his tax reform plan. now, the boring and complex nature of tax reform may be why trump doesn't actually spend very much time talking about the actual details. in fact, he doesn't really have a tax plan yet at all, just a series of vague promises about cutting taxes and red tape made even more vague by trump's often incoherent rambling. >> north dakota is an inspiring example of the amazing things that are possible when we unleash the genius of american innovators. unite the red tape and i'll tell you -- and we have to, unite everything and all that red tape becomes beautiful when you get rid of it, but -- and we're getting rid of it. are we getting rid of a lot of red tape, by the way? [ laughter ] >> seth: i