trump's campaign denies the candidate did anything illegal and calls eric snyderman a partisan hack. snyderman sat done to discuss the investigation on cbs this morning. >> as member of the new york leadership council of hillary clinton's. the optics this scud appear, politically motivated. >> traffic cop, democart. he speed by me. that simple. charities have to follow the rules. you can't say i gave money to a charity not give the money to a charity. and on the forms you file with you can't give money to a political campaign from a charity. i am just following the rules as with any charity. we never had a press conference. never did it grandstanding on this. just e, doing my job. >> is this inquiry or investigation? >> not sure what the distinction. is it an investigation in the sense that we have asked for information. >> based on what? just based on the $25,000 contribution to pam bondi? >> our initial -- line of inquiry and other -- allegations have come forward. >> what allegations? >> whistle blowers come forward all the time. we don't credit everything that we get. we look into

. >> we're talking about eric snyderman. you see him there. his office is now looking into whether the trump foundation has followed new york state laws governing charity organizations. snyderman disclosed his investigation hours after democrats demanded a federal probe. trump says the new york investigation is a left wing hit job. that same sports person calling snyderman a part is an -- who has endorsed hillary clinton for president. >> meanwhile, clinton's team campaign trail tomorrow. president obama hit the road to make her case and to attack donald trump. kenneth has the details. >> presidential surrogate. >> hello, philly! >> president obama hit the campaign trail at a critical point in the race. hillary clinton recovering at home from pneumonia, under scrutiny for more questions about transparency. what sets hillary apart is that through it all, she just keeps on going. and she doesn't stop caring. and she doesn't stop trying. pennsylvania, taking on donald trump in philadelphia. >> this guy who spent 70 years on this earth showing no

eric snyderman is investigating comain contribution to making illegal purchases including spending $0,000 on a six-foot painting. >> we're looking into it as we have an obligation to do. >> he plans to discuss his health but campaign says release of details health records will come separately. the white house. >> a new pool of likely voters in ohio which is a key battle ground state gives trump a five-. lead over clinton. today. thanks to tropical storm julia. tropical storm storm julia made history as the first named storm to form over land in state history. 45 miles an hour with gusts up to 55. julia did cause minor structural damage but the real threat could be the rain and lots of t. up to 10 inches of rain expected to cause flash flooding along the georgia and south carolina coastlines. later today. the storm could affect your weather later this week. we're going to turn to storm team meteorologist who has the latest. >> hi there. good afternoon to you at home. a close look right now. you can see really bringing some heavy rain to the charleston area rm some of those outer bands coul

eric snyderman says his office is conduct a broad inquiry of the charity looking into whether it brokews governing nonprofits. trump's campaign slams the investigation calling the ag a partisan hack who endorsed hillary clinton. >>> overnight, we got new evidence that colin powell, former secretary of state, is no fan of donald trump. buzzfeed reports they obtained some of powell's personal e-mails from dc leaks, and he tells a former aide that trump is a national disgrace and what's worse, he has no sense of shame. powell calls trump's support of the birther movement racist and says he does not deny anything in the reportedly hacked e-mails. >>> on the campaign trail, president obama took the case for hillary clinton. clinton at home recovering from pneumonia, the president praised her toughness saying clinton is not a quitter and attacked donald trump for promise to go be a fighter for working class americans. >> he spent his life trying to stay away from working people, and now this guy's going to be the champion of working people? huh? i mean, he wasn't going to let you on his golf

. >> eric snyderman is investigating if trump's foundation violated state law by using a campaign contribution to make illegal purchases including spending $20,000 on a six-foot painting of trump. >> we are looking into it as we have a obligation to do. >>reporter: the campaign says release of detailed health records will come separately. white house. >>> cbs two news wants to connect you to the candidates. we have reached out to both candidates. we do want to hear from you. what would you ask the candidates. please share your thoughts by e- mail or facebook. >>> another iowa county approved a higher minimum wage. wobble oakcounty is the third iowa county to make the change. wage which will go into effect in january 2017 and in 2019 it will increase and in 2010 -- and 20 20 it will top off at $10.10 an hour. >>> a major route through northern linn county will shut down next week. how we 13 will be closed completely between central city and called and starting monday morning. -- highway 13 will be closed department of transportation recommends drivers use 151 and 38 as alternate routes which wi

new york attorney general, eric snyderman, opened inquiry into the donald j. trump foundation. has trump used contributions of others for his own personal gain. now, scott, snyderman is worth pointing out endorsed clinton and the campaign dismissed this as a partisan attack.

>> what concerns me is my colleague in new york, eric snyderman, playing right into the democratic playbook of using the office of attorney general in a political realm. we have the clinton foundation accepting millions of dollars when hillary clinton was secretary of state. that's much more concerning on a national scale than the trump organization, trump foundation. >> the foundation, clinton foundation, raises real questions, gets investigated. the fbi and u.s. attorney pass it over. these are things that were flagged as a violation by the irs. and these allegations from the trump foundation could also trigger a prosecution. >> well, they could also be overlooked by the justice department and the fbi and that's what i think that we have here is eric snyderman again. my colleague, that is using the office of attorney general as a political, you know, machine and that's just, you know, unfortunate for the folks in new york to have their attorney general using the office dishonestly to, as hillary clinton's activist. >> what is dishonest about saying from 2007 to 2014 you had over 250 grand

. >> new york attorney general, eric snyderman is suing donald ptrump over alleged fraud at trump university. on tuesday, snyderman said he now has question as but the gop nominee foundation. >> wheat have been looking into the trump foundation. to make sure it is compliant with the laws that govern charities in new york. >> reporter: recent reports at least 25,000 dollars of donor's money was used for an illegal political contribution. 12,000 was spent on football gear, signed by tim tebow. and $20,000 on a six-foot tall painting of trump himself. president obama seized on the portrait during a rally for clinton in pennsylvania. >> the other canned dates foundation took money other people gave to then bought a 6 foot tall painting of himself. >> word of the inquiry spread hours before trump teamed with ivanka to unveil his plan to help working families. >> safe, affordable, high quality child care, should not be the luxury of a fortunate few. >> trump's plan would allow parents to deduct child care expenses from income tax, create savings accounts to care for dependent relatives. guarantee,

. >> and new york attorney general eric snyderman is investigating whether trump's foundation violated state law by a campaign contribution for illegal purchases and spending $20,000 on a six foot painting of trump. >> we are looking into it as we have an obligation to do. >> reporter: trump discussed his health during a taping for the a spokesman says the republican nominee shared results of a recent examination. the episode airs thursday. craig boswell cbs news, the white house. >>> this will make you get out the vacuum cleaner and micro fiber cloth. toxic chemicals around your home and you don't even realize it. find out what you can do to keep them at bay. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> tiffani: we continue our live team coverage of the murders in ashland we have been covering this story since yesterday. breaking news. >> mark: a couple of crime scenes we are working with here. shelby miller spent the day in mansfield getting answers from the sheriff about the case. shelby? >> reporter: mark, within the last 1

new york attorney general eric snyderman accused this company .f abusing its monopoly toidior says it intends continue to figure it -- vigorously defend his position. these are the homebuilders in the uk. one of the big homebuilders here today reiterating its rating on its major peers it says uk homebuilders trading. is holding up well. in prompts an upgrade of sector estimates, partly reversing cuts made in the way of the brexit vote. the shares got absolutely hammered. some lost 40% of their value in a matter of days. they have come back, well, 30% or 40% of those losses. most are down between 10% and 20%. vonnie: it is still early when it comes to market reaction. mark, thanks. let's check on the first word news. lisa has more from the newsroom. lisa: the president of turkey will work with whoever wins the u.s. election. he set them of bloomberg editor-in-chief in new york. he noted he started his presidency working with george w. bush and then president obama. >> from the new year, we will see. accordingly we will continue our work with america. it is out of the question for us to

new york attorney general, eric snyderman, opened inquiry into the donald j. trump foundation. has trump used contributions of others for his own personal gain. now, scott, snyderman is worth pointing out endorsed clinton alleging fraud at trump university. >> major, thank you again. >>> the "overnight news" will be right back. almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth september is childhood cancer awareness month. what better time to donate to st. jude children's research hospital? where families never receive a bill cbs cares. >>> a moment ago we reported on the colin powell e-mail hack. director of the cia told us russian hackers have been breaking into u.s. political web sites for years. john brennan spoke to jeff pegues, what did he say? >> reporter: cbs news was granted rare access off to the among topics. the cyberattack on state election systems and democratic national committee. brennan did not blame russia but did point to russia's history of elect, meddling in other controez

. >> reporter: new york's democratic attorney general eric snyderman who supports hillary clinton indicating tuesday he opened an inquiry into the charitable foundation. >> among the issues being raised by the a.g., a $25,000 donation the trump foundation made in 2013 to florida attorney general pam bondi who is considering a fraud case against trump university. bondi later decided not to take up the case. she and trump have denied any connection between the money and her decision. >> she is a fine person. never spoke to her about it at all. >> reporter: also under the microscope, the trump foundation allegedly paid $20,000 for a six-foot tall portrait of trump. all fodder for a fired up president obama, campaigning for hillary clinton in philadelphia. >> the other candidate's foundation took money other people gave to his charity and then bought a six-foot-tall painting of himself. he had the taste not to go for the 10-foot version. >> reporter: the president touting clinton's strengths after this weekend's health scare, reminding voters of their 2008 primary battle. >> hillary is tough. ev

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joining me general eric snyderman.lary clinton and raised money for her campaign. i know you want to talk about trump university. we'll get to that. i want to ask you. several people involved in setting up and maintaining the clinton's server, e-mails sent to the firms. platte river networks, asking to reduce the number of her e-mails that would back up. that act led a platte river imploeee to speculate this whole thing is covering up some shady blank. as an investigator, would you not be alarmed, intrigued, want to investigate further e-mails such as those? >> i suppose so. it's hard to say taken out of context. i am not really familiar with the full exchange. i think this has gotten a tremendous amount of scrutiny and will continue to get scrutiny. i'm not sure it amounts to much. i'm not sure what actual counter-terrori criminal statutes will be at issue. some attorneys take cautious approaches. >> david axelrod yesterday criticized hillary clinton for her penchant for privacy. he called it stealth. do you think it

attorney general eric snyderman is a partisan hack who has turned a blind eye to the clint foundation for years. this is nothing more than another left wing hit job designed to distract from crooked hillary's disastrous week. we should note this is not a criminal investigation. can you explain the difference between this inquiry and the full-blown criminal investigation? >> the language is important. the attorney general was out this morning talking about this. when he was asked, he kind of split the middle and said we're looking into it so call it what you will. it is not a criminal investigation. it is a probe, if you will. there has been some correspondents between the attorney general's office and the trump campaign about this. we've been told and the attorney general has said there's been other correspondence. but not a criminal investigation at this point. >> halle jackson for us in ohio. katie tur here. if you get some new information, katie tur, please pop back into the studio. >> you got it. >> you as well, halle jackson, thank you. the clinton family charitable foundation be

new york attorney general eric snyderman says he's investigating the donald trump charitable foundationo make sure it's it complies with the laws governing charities in new york. the trump campaign called it another left-wing hit job may have theed by partisan politics. the investigation comes in the wake of a series of reports by "the washington post" that trump spent money from his charity to buy things for himself and also passed off contributions to the foundation as his own donations. trump has refused to release more information about his foundation's finances. on cnn's "new day," his campaign manager defended trump's charity. >> donald trump has been incredibly generous over the course of his life -- >> with his own money? >> with his own money, and his foundation's money, which is his money. >> no, the foundation's money are other people's money. >> "the washington post" found that trump hasn't given any money to his own foundation since 2008. joining me, senior investigative reporter, drew griffin, who's, doing his own digging. drew, you've been working on sourcing some of the

attorney general eric snyderman has done an investigation and produced a report. i asked chairman, that his prepared statement be submitted. >> there's no objection. so ordered. >> showing that tickets remain out of reach for consumers than ever before. much of in denying america -- denial, is because of ticket bot, because they devour them, the moment they go on sale or before, and make it impossible for ordinary consumers to purchase tickets at reasonable prices. use of this technology de priefers consumers are fair markets. if you believe in the markets, you should believe in this legislation. if you believe in fairness of the market, you should support it. whether it is hamilton, or the football games that occur, in this country, over the weekends coming this fall or the concerts, that occur around the country, the current epidemic ticket bot software is blocking it, and, it is frustrating to consumers no matter where they live, or what they're back ground, age, class, race may be. it affects everyone. i believe that the current state of affairs is unacceptabl

attorney general eric snyderman has done an investigation and produced a report. i asked chairman, that his prepared statement be submitted. >> there's no objection. so ordered. >> showing that tickets remain out of reach for consumers than ever before. much of in denying america -- denial, is because of ticket bot, because they devour them, the moment they go on sale or before, and make it impossible for ordinary consumers to purchase tickets at reasonable prices. use of this technology de priefers consumers are fair markets. if you believe in the markets, you should believe in this legislation. if you believe in fairness of the market, you should support it. whether it is hamilton, or the football games that occur, in this country, over the weekends coming this fall or the concerts, that occur around the country, the current epidemic ticket bot software is blocking it, and, it is frustrating to consumers no matter where they live, or what they're back ground, age, class, race may be. it affects everyone. i believe that the current state of affairs is unacceptabl

in august, new york attorney general eric snyderman -- the attorney general sued trump university, which had a huge presence in new york and florida. in september of that year there's an announcement that they're sort of reviewing it and three days later, a $25,000 check comes in. so pam's defense that i didn't know it was there, you know, that's all well and good but at the end of the day, a prosecutor isn't like a legislative politician. you can direct the full force of the government at somebody, you can protect people, punish people. the idea that she would make that decision with this $25,000 check in her pocket raises so many issues and so many concerns and honestly what shocked me was if what she says is true, then she should have given back the money immediately, she should have returned check. she should have said it looks horrible, i'm not going to do it and she didn't do that. >> i'll point out there is a boston-based lawyer, j. whitfie whitfield larrabee, discussed he's filed a suit in new york and florida. is this a litigatable case, alleging this could be bribery? >> the th

eric snyder man opened an inquiry into the donald j. trump improperly misused contributions of others for his own personal gain? mao, scott, snyderman, it's worth pointing out, has endorsed clinton and the campaign has dismissed this as a partisan attack. snyderman has already sued trump once, alleging fraud at trump university. >> pelley: major, thanks again. a moment ago we reported on the colin powell e-mail hack. well, today, the director of the c.i.a. told us that russian hackers have been breaking in to u.s. political web sites for years. john brennan spoke to jeff pegues today. jeff what, did he say? >> reporter: scott, cbs news was granted rare access to the director this week. among topics we discussed the cyber attacks on election commitez. he did not specifically blame russia b he did point to russia's history of election meddling in other countries. he also told us he expects more breached information to be released by hackers. attacks, more releases before the election? >> well, i certainly wouldn't be surprised if we see it coming out. i think there are capabilitieses that a number of our adversaries have. i'm not just

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