eric sneiderman is also looking into charitable foundation.ttorney general eric sneiderman -- it he says he's basically acrossing guard and it is his job to find out if anybody is breaking the law or rini running a stop sign regardless of who ever he endorsed for president. >> katy, did he express the threshold that turning this into a full blown investigation? >> no, he would not discuss details. he did express that he's very concerned about this dealing. so far, he says that the trump foundation has been cooperating on this manner but they are taking it seriously and there are still unanswered and opened questions regarding the charitable giving. will the charges potentially come to life or be announced before the election? wi eric sneiderman will not say no to that so that's a possibility. i asked him if he's going to be suede swayed by the election. he pointed out crossing guard analogy, that's just his job. >> katy tur, we thank you very much. we know you have been hustling to get us that interview. i appreciate it. now, also this in quer

. >>> noling this morning, the top prosecutor eric sneiderman has opened up an inquiry into trump's questions of impropriety. on personal revelations and donated $25,000 to a political ag pam bondy. this is what the attorney general said about the inquiry. >> we have been concerned the trump foundation may have engaged if impro pry tie from that point of view. we inquired, made core someone denlts we have been looking into the trump foundation to make sure it's compliant with the new york. >> they say the information goes back togion. the trump company released this statement in response, "attorney general evict sneiderman is a partisan hack who has turned a blind eye to the clinton topation for years and has endorsed hillary clinton for president. this is nothing more than another left-wing hit job by hillary clinton. he endorsed hillary clinton and of trump's other ventures with a lawsuit against the university. the ag inquiry comes open the same day they come into an investigation into the trump foundation. >> hillary clinton will be back on the trail before heading to washington for for t

. >> reporter: eric sneiderman just won a lawsuit against contributions, ican ask, adding new york has never questioned its way of doing gs. the neag did not respond to our questionabout the discrepancies. onne. there is even more to to see hasversus the on toabcactionnews.com and read the story. >>> as hillary clinton campais mpa, donald trump is having a closed campaign event it focusedn veransfairs at a question and answer session. the republican blasted clinton foreign policy. >>> a michigan man may need to enlist the help of a superhero after someone swiped a counties. >> in the field, it's important to know because it will take more than one or two or three dose it may take tervenou and ngerous for our first responders to handle. >> you're hearing from officials from cincinatti there. in the meantime, thcoroner in that city warning the public of the drug. the mayor there is calling its heroin epidemic a public heal th rise as authorities find more of the heroin and the drug together. this year alone, first responders have saved 1500 people, giving them narcam. but they're afraid

. >>> noling this morning, the top prosecutor eric sneiderman has opened up an inquiry into trump's questions of impropriety. it says trump spent donor money donated $25,000 to a political ag pam bondy. this is what the attorney general said about the inquiry. >> we have been concerned the trump foundation may have engaged if impro pry tie from that point of view. we inquired, made core someone denlts we have been looking into the trump foundation to make sure it's compliant with the laws that govern charities in new >> they say the information goes back togion. the trump company released this statement in response, "attorney general evict sneiderman is a partisan hack who has turned a blind eye to the clinton topation for years and has endorsed hillary clinton for president. this is nothing more than another left-wing hit job by hillary clinton. he endorsed hillary clinton and fundraising on her behalf. lawsuit against the university. the ag inquiry comes open the same day they come into an investigation into the trump foundation. >> hillary clinton will be back on the trail before heading t

. >> so that's the top prosecutor in new york state, attorney general eric sneiderman.ocrat. i am joined by a ari melber. >> we can show you the letters that went out. the issue here is donald trump basically spent $20,000 of this foundation's money on a very large painted portrait of himself. president obama was making fun of that yesterday. another $25,000 went to this political contributions and gotten a lot of attention. these are the kinds of things they are investigating. the last piece is not unusual but certainly is unusual. other time donald trump seized funding of this charity at all. this is och tther people's mone over eight years, he did not put in a dime. that raises a question of how did this unusual charity work and was it even a charity. that's where new york law comes in if it was not. >> it is unusual for the new york attorney general getting involved in something, is there precedent? >> it is unusual that we are talking about it in the national news. most small charities would do over sights and sending letters and seeing if there is fraudulent and e

new york attorney general eric sneiderman now investigating the candidate's charitable group, the trump foundation, the inquiry comes after a series of reports by "the washington post" question "the post" citing tax records showing trump had not donated to his own charity since 2008 and that the trump foundation used $20,000 in funds to buy a six-foot-tall painting of trump. the trump campaign releasing a statement calling sneiderman a partisan hack who has turned a blind eye to the clinton foundation for years and has endorsed hillary clinton for president. this is nothing more than another left wing hit job. president obama pinch hits for hillary clinton while she recovers from pneumonia. >> no matter how many times people knock her down, and mess with her, she does not quit. >> reporter: this as buzzfeed is out with a story showing hacked e-mails from colin powell reveal the former secretary of state calling trump a, quote, national disgrace who has no sense of shame. a spokesperson for powell telling abc news the e-mails were properly quoted. powell did not know he had been hacked.

now, new york attorney general eric sneiderman has opened an inquiry. >> my interest in the, this issueeally is in my capacity of regulator of fawn profits in new york state and we have been concerned that the trump foundation may have engaged in impropriety from that point of view. we have been looking at it and making sure it's compliant with the government charities in new york. >> sneiderman filed lawsuit in 2013, that is still going t. house democrats want to investigate the circumstances surrounding an unlawful $25,000 gift from the foundation to a pac supporting florida attorney general pam bondy. the democrats allege that the payment may have influenced bondy's decision not to investigate trump university. a claim bondy denied. joining me now is the man leading the washington post investigation into the trump foundation. thank you so much for your great reporting and being here. i want to read from you your latest piece. you write that three of the mysteries in the file of the donald j. trump foundation have been sochld here's what we know. trump's campaign says he's given tens

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