indiana democrats piling on after george stephanopoulos grilled governor mike pence today. governor pence: george -- george: it is a yes or no question. kimberly: under debate, governor pence says religious independence protect beliefs but the inaction tells a different story. >> george stephanopoulos asked him more than five times and he would not answer. the governor is not willing to protect everybody he represents in the state. kimberly: pence says the law's intent has been widely misrepresented. he says the law is no different from a 1993 federal law in other states. former maryland governor martin o'malley appeared on "this week." he did not say whether he would run for president, but says it is not a crown that should be passed between families, a reference to likely candidates hillary clinton and jeb bush. o'malley said he will make a decision later this spring. is it really spring? it feels like winter. eileen: it does. tomorrow will feel more like spring for the second half of the day, but we have to contend with showers. i was telling you earlier about the high c

george stephanopoulos got nothing but general political talking points from the governor about that new law. the then george stephanopoulos tried to knock the governor off his talking points by narrowing the interview with yes or no questions. >> so this is a yes or no question. is advance america right when they say a florist in indiana can now refuse to serve a gay couple without fear of punishment? ? let me explain to you. the purpose of this bill is to empower and has been for more than 20 years, george. >> yes or no. if a florist in indian refuses to serve a gay couple at their wedding, is that legal now in indiana? >> george this is where this debate has gone with misinformation. >> it's just a question sir, yes or no. >> there's been shameless rhetoric about my state and about this law and about its intention all over the internet. >> that was one of your supporters who was talking about the bill right there. it said it would protect a christian florist who, against any kind of punishment. is that true or not? >> george, look, the issue here is, you know, tolerance a two way stre

>>> you gentlemen are here today baze of the governor's performance on george stephanopoulos this weekact he did not answer questions clearly, yes. >> uh yes. republican leaders of the indiana house and senate this morning at a hastily called press conference after governor pence's disastrous appearance on "this week with george stephanopoulos" yesterday morning. the two said they wanted to clarify the language of the state's new law which has been criticized as discriminatory especially by the state's business leaders and business leaders across the nation. joining us is the democratic minority leader of the house. thank you for being with us. appreciate having you here. >> thank you, rachel. >> we have been watching the swell of criticism get bigger and bigger as the country starts to figure out what indiana has just done. how worried are you about the state and the consequences for the state in terms of how much bad publicity this has been already. >> i'm extremely worried. the republican super majorities in the governor are drunk with power right now. when you are drunk with power,

. >> abc's george stephanopoulos pressing the governor for answers in an exclusionive interview. >> details about the germanwings plane crash. a new timeline on the final moments. whether the cockpit voice recorder revealed and the washing signs about the new pilot. >> dangerous job. firefighter standing on a burning roof when it gives way. how he made it out alive. >> and man overboard. a surfer's daring dive after a boat is whacked by a massive wave. >>> good monday morning. i'm marci gonzalez. >> i'm t.j. holmes and beginning with the new indiana law sparking an outcry. supporters say it protects liberty. >> but protesters say it discriminates against homosexuals. the law may be clarified but won't changed. abc has the latest. >> our state! >> reporter: after a weekend of protests and heated debate this morning the firestorm over indiana's new relinlous freedom law courageous on allowing businesses to discriminate a'against gays and lesbians. indiana governor defend it it and his state in an excuse live interview with abc's george stephanopoulos. >> this is not about discrimination. this

the middle governor mike pence coming forward to defend the law in an interview with our own george stephanopoulos>> we're not going to change the law, okay but if the general assembly in indiana sends me a bill that adds a section and clarifies what the law really is, then i'm open to that. >> pence arguing similar laws are on the books in other states. critics say the indiana version gives businesses a license to discriminate, allow them to refuse services to gay couples for religious reasons. a point george asked the governor about repeatedly on abc's "this week." >> do you think it should be illegal in the state of indiana to discriminate against gays or lesbians? >> george -- >> it's a yes or no question. >> hoosiers don't believe in discrimination. this is about protecting the religious liberty of every hoosier of every faith. >> yes or no, should it be legal to discriminate against gays or lesbian? >> george, you are following the mantra of the last week on-line. you are trying to make this issue about something else. >> one fix people talked about is simply adding sexual orientation as a p

yesterday in an interview with abc's george stephanopoulos, he refused to answer. he blamed the media for misinformation about the law. here it goes. >> this is a yes or no question. is advance america right when they say a florist in indiana can now refuse to serve a gay couple without fear of punishment? >> this is not about discrimination. this is about empowering people from government overreach. >> your supporters say it would. so, yes or no, if a florist in indiana refuses to serve a gay couple at their wedding, is that legal now in indiana? >> george, this is where this debate has gone with misinformation and, frankly -- >> it's just a question, sir. yes or no? >> well, there's been shameless rhetoric about my state and about this law and about its intention all over the internet. >> that was one of your supporters who's talking about the bill right there. it said it would protect a christian florist who -- against any kind of punishment. is that true or not? >> george, look, the issue here is, you know, is tolerance a two-way street or not? >> yes or no, sh

well, on this week, anchor george stephanopoulos tried to get an answer out of this guy. >> do you think it should be legal in the state of indiana to discriminate against gays or lesbians? >> george -- >> it's a yes or no question. >> come on. hoosiers don't believe in discrimination. this is about protecting the religious liberty of every hoosier of every faith. >> one fix people have talked about is simply adding sexual orientation as a protected class under the state's civil rights laws. will you push for that? >> i will not push for that. >> meanwhile, that guy, apple ceo tim cook is speaking out saying laws like that are bad for business and former nba star, charles barkley calling for the ncaa to pull out of this week's final four tournament out of indiana. it is happening in indianapolis this particular. i doubt if that's going to happen but still got everyone talking. >>> spring break is becoming a march madness for a lot of vacation spots. this weekend violence erupted at a house party in panama city, florida. seven people with gunshot wounds there. >> police and lawmakers are

from abc news, "this week with george stephanopoulos" begins now. >>> good morning.

it would be a great debate. >> nobody laughs at george stephanopoulos. i never worked for a republican president. he did. he worked for a democrat president. >> he was in the war room for the clintons. he was a clinton hack. >> as for what candy crowley did, this is a really serious issue. nothing else will alert american public to what's going on. >> one more question the people that are most outspoken against sharia law, against the mistreatment of women, the mistreatment of gays and lesbian lesbians under sharia law are conservatives. we watch womens groups get all upset about sand ra flock or mitt romney resumes for women in binders, upset about this on gay rights. gays are being slaughtered. and people like us are out there saying look what's happening, sharia law, people are being killed and women being mistreated. why don't they join us on the left. >> right. >> on a really important issue where lives are at stake where slavery is happening. >> right. i'd extend that to not only being concerned about slavery and animal sacrifice in those countries

. >>> governor mic pence of indiana went on "the morning show "with george stephanopoulos to try andtop the bleeding after a bill that he signed lead to nationwide boycotts of indiana. a florist in indiana can now refuse to serve a gay couple without punishment. if they refuse to serve a gay couple at their wedding, is that legal now in indiana. >> george, this is where the debate is going. >> protect a christian florist against any punishment. >> is tolerance a two way street or not. >> does that mean that people of any faith that was to refuse service to gays is legal. >> the question here -- >> no, governor, do you think it should be legal in the state of indiana to discriminate against gays or lesbians. >> george -- >> it's a yes or no question. >> should it be illegal to discriminate against gays and lesbians. >> george you're following the mantra. >> if you're wondering why he kept asking the same question, i think six times, it's because mike pence never answered it. he never even tried. it just got more and more pained by the fact that "george." problem solved. issue clarifie

he will appear later this morning with george stephanopoulos on "this week." see "this week" right here on abc7 at 8:00 following good morning america weekend. >> this morning an american and two russians are aboard the international space station following yesterday's arrival. scott kelly and one of his russian counterparts will spend 342 days in the orbiting lab. about twice as long as a standard mission. this is n.a.s.a.'s first attempt at a year-long mission. part of kelly's mission will include studies how extended time in space affects the human body. >>> many people do it. you have a bad meal or you don't like the service, you go straight to yelp and vent. this is the world that we live in today. but now abc news reporter rebecca jarvis tells us businesses are fed up and some are fighting back. >> for this popular hunan restaurant in milbrae, california named "wonderful." it's not uncommon to find a line of waiting diners. but one unhappy person posted this negative review on yelp. he claims he spoke to a waitress to be seated. "it's not that classy a p

. >> reporter: he told george stephanopoulos he couldn't comment on clinton, but when she was asked to turn over his e-mails, he didn't save them. >> they were all unclassified. >> i think that she needs to step up and come out and say exactly what the situation is. >> once this shadow of doubt has been placed, i think it's going to linger throughout a presidential campaign, should she decide to run. >>> a fight for women's rights today around the world and here in the bay area. >> march 8th is international women's day. we're out here to commemorate the women who have fought in the struggles before us and to get organized ourselves and to continue the struggle to demand equal rights. >> it was held to commemorate international women's day. this year's theme, make it happen. >>> tomorrow apple fans will find out when they will be able to get their hands on the company's latest gadget, the apple watch. details are expected to be announced in san francisco. apple rolled out the initial designs of the i-watch during its last big release last september. we know there will be four different

let's bring in george stephanopoulos. is news like this likely to help president obama's uphill battle to force congress to give him approval to continue the fight against yis wrist? isis. >> maybe on the margins. but it's a tough fight for the president. that authorization request is getting cause in a vise between democrats on the left who want to make sure that the authorization actually limits the president's ability to put troops on the ground. and the republicans, who want no limits at all and want to authorize the use of more ground troops. it's a very uphill fight for the president. it's also getting caught up now in this whole controversy over the iran nuclear negotiations. secretary kerry will be in switzerland again today trying to wrap up the negotiations. before the end of the month. but as you know there's a real backlash now against congress who sent a letter -- 47 republicans september a letter directly to the iranians suggesting any kind of agreement can be undone. everything is getting caught up in that

reporter: he told george stephanopoulos he cannot comment on clinton but when the state department askedim to turn over his e-mails he did not save them. >> they were all unclassified, and most of them are b nine. i'm not terribly concerned even if they recover them. reporter: still, critics say that clinton needs to start talking. >> she needs to step up and stayed exactly what the situation is. >> once the shadow of doubt has been placed, i think it will linger through the presidential campaign should she decide to run. scott: few were virginians are coming down with the flu according to the department of health. the number of new cases declined in the last week of february the first drop after nearly three months of widespread activity. there have been five flu-related child deaths during the current flu season. you probably noticed gas prices are climbing again. the average price of unleaded is $2.44 per gallon, still two cents cheaper than the national average, but $.29 more than a month ago. the increase is it attributed in large part to an explosion at a california refinery and a

religous freedom act the map in the middle governor to despend the law in an interview with george stephanopoulos. >> we're not going to change the law okay? but ft. general assembly ininian asends me a bill and clarifies a section and clarifies the law i'm open to that. >> spen arguing similar laws are on the pookz in several states. indiana version thursday gives businesses a license to discriminate. a point jorming asked the governor about repeatedly on abc this week. >> do you think it should be legal in the state of indiana to discriminate against gays or lesbians. >> george. >> it's a gentlemen or no question. >> come on hoosiers don't believe in discrimination this is protecting religous leader of every hoosier of every faith. >> should it be legal to sgrem nation against gays and lesbians. >> you're following the man travel the last week on-line and trying to make this issue about something else. >> one fix people talked about is adding sexual orientation at protected class understate civil rights laws. will you push for that. >> i will not push for that. >> some big names are joining pro

, governor mike pence, coming forward today to defend the law in an interview with our own george stephanopoulos. >> we're not going to change the law, okay? if the general assembly in indiana sends me a bill that adds a section and clarifies what the law really is, i'm open to that. >> reporter: pence arguing similar laws are on the books in other states. but critics say the indiana version, signed thursday, gives businesses a license to discriminate. allowing them to refuse services to gay couples for religious reasons. a point george asked the governor about repeatedly on abc's "this week." >> do you think it should be legal in the state of indiana to discriminate ainst gays or lesbians? >> george -- >> it's a yes or no question. >> come on. hoosiers don't believe in discrimination. this is about protecting the religious liberty of every hoosier of every faith. >> yes or no, should it be legal to discriminate against gays and lesbians? >> george, you're following the mantra of the last week online and you're trying to make this issue about something else. >> one fix that people have talked ab

governor mike pence defended the law in an interview with george stephanopoulos. >> you think it should be legal in the state of indiana to discrimination in a lot against gay or lesbians. >> george -- >> it's a yes or no question. >> we don't believe in discrimination. >> governor pence says there's similar laws around other states. criticsic say -- critics say it allow discrimination against gay people for religious believes. >> let's find about the afternoon that's looking good. >> reporter: after is looking good, a little action on radar. there's a band of wet snow moving off to the east. as we go in tighter another one coming in from the west right over wilmington, not lasting that long, with temperatures above freezing at the surface. it's doing nothing but creating wet roads and putting a coating organ grassy surfaces that won't hang around once we get past sunrise with the winds and temperatures rising. philadelphia will get clipped with that one one more time. we have another area of precipitation moving away from trenton down in areas in south jersey, atlantic city we're start

. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up. se controversial law sparked protest. >> reporter: this week, a murder outlines plane crash in the alps. >>> backlash to the indiana freem law that many many, many are calling antigay. >>> a lot coming up this week eva and nydia back to you. >> nba basketball will continue continue -- "action news" will continue at 6:00 p.m. tonight. now for chris sowers, eva pilgrim, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday! trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. buying used cars is all we do... all makes and models... no dealership pressure. we'll even settle your loan or lease. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com >> announcer: starting right now on abc's "this week." unfit to fly. the terrifying new details. why the germ

and for more let's bring in abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos who will be hosting "this weekorning. >> hi, dan. >> so jeb took some rivenls by sticking to his unpopular stances on immigration and education. he says he's willing to risk losing the primary in order to win the general. but don't you need to maybe -- i've never been good at math but don't you need to win the primary in order to play in the general. >> no question about it. he's going to have a tough balancing act all through this primary campaign. he's facing real questions from conservatives over immigration, over those common core educational standards, but the bet he's making is that there's no way he can win the general election as a republican if republicans don't do better with minorties young people as they've done in the past and a lot of what they say is that mitt romney went too far some say in 2012 flip-flopping to make himself viable in the general election. >> let's talk about the democrats now and put putative front-runner hillary clinton -- >> she is the front runner. >> well, but she hasn't declar

interpreted as a means of sanctionsing discrimination a occurring this week on this week with george stephanopouloshey say the people in indiana are intolerant of those with a different view. >> we stepped forward for a purpose of recognizing religious liberty rights of all the people of indiana of every faith we suffered under this avalanche for the last several days of condemnation and it's completely base list. >> the measure prohibits state laws that hamper a person's ability to follow his or her own religious beliefs. since the law was signed thursday there's been calls to boycott indiana. ankley's list put a planned expansion in indiana on hold because ever the new law. >>> new york city police today found two bodies in the rub of of apparent gas explosion in manhattan east village. they have not identified those remains that were found and have been looking for restaurant worker and diner missing since 3 buildings were 4re68d by a blast and massive fire thursday afternoon. . >> well a youngster with leukemia from northeast philadelphia received a big boost today from friends he did not know

he recently sat down with george stephanopoulos. >> i think after he saw the film and saw that at leastpainting a picture of a human being as opposed to a headline he felt more comfortable. >> reporter: there's been a public of fascination since his beautiful wife mysteriously vanished in 1982. >> very outgoing and social. got along with people real good. she was perfect. i don't get along with people. most people don't get along with me. >> reporter: he was never charged in her disappearance. but allegations of domestic abuse fueled rumors that he was involved. friends said kathleen was afraid of her husband. >> oftentimes she would ask me to drive into the city to stay with her at her apartment, because she was in fear. she didn't know what was going to happen next. >> towards the end, i mean she had showed me bruises on her arm, that she said that he caused. >> reporter: but she never filed a complaint against her husband. >> did you have anything to do with the death of your wife? >> i don't know that she's dead. >> reporter: do you think it's possible that she's alive now? >> it's

. >> yeah george stephanopoulos was like an iguana on the guy's leg there. he wouldn't let go of him and shouldn't have. since pence signed the law, he's faced a fierce backlash from the business community in indiana. among the many businesses who are opposing pence on this apple ceo tim cook who voiced this opposition in a "washington post" op-ped calling the law dangerous. angie's list announced over the weekend it was pulling out of a deal with the state of indiana to expand its headquarters there. this is big stuff. and bigger yet, the nrcaa which is headquartered in indianapolis and also where the final four championship is being held this week released a statement opposing the law saying "we are especially concerned about how this legislation could affect our student athletes and employees. we will work diligently to assure student athletes competing in and visitors attending next week's men's final four in indianapolis are not impacted negatively by this bill." joshua driver is founder of openforservice.org. a campaign to celebrate businesses that opp

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. >> george stephanopoulos is coming up next. have former secretary of state colin powell. >> reporter: good morning, nydia and eva. hill clinton taking a hit over her personal e-mail. we'll analyze the fallout. we're on the trail in iowa for jeb bush's visit. 50 years after selma, colin powell joins us live, we'll talk about civil rights and his take on the gop field it's an exclusive interview nydia and eva back to you. >> "action news" continues at noon. here's some of the stories we're working on for you. we have the latest on the situation in delaware where parts of i-495 were shut down because of a deadly shooting. could peer pressure be a good thing for kids? we'll explain. >>> secrets and lies is abc's hottest new drama. >>> for now for eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you at noon. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying ce

george stephanopoulos is a baller. raft. >> do you tell george this to his face? >> we have a handshake thing worked out. >> and you say, hey, george stephanopoulos -- hi. i don't feel comfortable saying that. >> we have to spend more time together. we have to. or maybe less, right? >> oh. >>> hillary clinton, the e-mail controversy still, boy, causing problems for her. a new cnn poll shows unfavorable views of her are increasing. and perceptions of her as honest and trustworthy have dropped. more than half of the respondents say she hasn't explained herself enough. while her favorability rating is still strong, 53%, it is down. >>> oregon, the first state to adopt automatic voter registration. anyone who is not registered to vote but has interacted with the department of motor vehicles will receive a ballot in the mail. the move is expected to add 300,000 new voters to the roles. oregon was the first state to hold all elections with mail-in ballots, as well. >>> on this st. patrick's day morning, you can find all sorts

reporter: yesterday's i wonderrian in in -- indiana's governor got into a tense discussion with george stephanopoulos. he said there will be no chains. today republican leaders at the state house are singing a different tiewnl. they tune. they say they were frustrated by the comments and need to clarify the wall. basketball i understandian in -- indiana is getting ready for the final four. but lawmakers are getting ready for the fallout from a new law. critic also -- critic say it gives people rights to discriminate. governor said there would be no changes to the law. republicans said they are already working on a fix. adding new language. >> we need to step up to the plate today and get this clarified and calm the seas. >> reporter: some indiana businesses are not waiting around making it clear to customers they don't agree with the law. >> that's important to me as a consumer to see that businesses don't discriminate against anybody for any reason. >> reporter: the backlash is spreading beyond indiana. tim cook called the line dangerous. angie's list announced it is canceling a 40 million expansion

mark: martin o'malley did not his reenactment of the performance with george stephanopoulos about hillarylinton. he stayed positive. that is some good news for her that he did not smell blood, at least today. all right when is a front runner not a front runner? there is a new poll that shows jeb bush is no longer ahead in new hampshire. he is basically tied with scott walker. in republican circles, murmurs are being murmured about bush's apparent flaws and apparently there are many. if jeb bush is in a barrel of cindy crisis -- semi crisis what are the elements of it? john: one is what we pointed to for a long time. he has fund-raising strength above all. there is almost nothing else that he really has. his whole numbers are fine but not great. the result clear safety can really win and there are many in the republican party that air saying they like him find what they want a new generation of leadership to take on hillary clinton. those words are getting louder and louder all the time. mark: he is a paper tiger in the view of many. the excitement over marco rubio in florida and around th

our george stephanopoulos asking the governor questions about it. here's gio benitez tonight. >> reporter: tonight, outrage on both sides of the debate over indiana's newest law. on one side, the desire to protect religious freedom. on the other, protesters that argue this paves the way for discrimination. they argue the law could protect businesses that want to deny gays and lesbians service. >> we the ncaa say, if this is the environment, what does this mean for us going forward? >> george we're not going to change the law. >> reporter: george pressing the governor. >> do you think it should be legal in the state of indiana to discriminate against gays or lesbians? >> george -- >> it's a yes or no question. >> come on. hoosiers don't believe in discrimination. this is about protecting liberty of every hoosier of every faith. >> yes or no, should it be legal to diskram -- discriminate against gays and lesbians? >> you're trying to make this issue about something else. >> reporter: now tonight, indiana's speaker of the house saying a fix is on the w

. >> on abc's this week he told george stephanopoulos that he couldn't comment on clinton. but when the department asked him to turn over his e-mails he didn't save them. colleagues and critics say clinton should start talking. >> i think that she needs to step up and come out and state exactly what the situation is. >> once this shadow of doubt has been placed i think it's going to linger throughout a presidential campaign should she decide to run. >> abc news washington. >> there won't be any questions about south caroline niece linsey gram's e-mail. he hasn't sent any. he's been in congress for 20 years and he does not have an e-mail account. graham is on the subcommittee which oversees privacy, law and technology. >> there must be something about that. we learned overnight about a extraordinary letter sent by 47 republic senators to iran regard to the talks on sunday. the letter warns that any nuclear agreement will expire with president obama's term saying president obama will leave office in january of 2017 while most of us will be remain in office well beyond perhaps

ever to get genetic testing for cancer a reaction that surprised the actress, as she told george stephanopoulos last year. >> it's connected me so much to other families other women. it's been a really beautiful journey. >> reporter: but carrying a gene mutation jolie says does not mean a leap to surgery. this time she emphasized that she and other women just like her have options. she writes "i feel feminine and grounded in the choices i am making for myself and my family." and jolie says, when you're faced with decisions like the one she just had to make you realize what matters in life what is important, really and she says she finds peace in that. she also david, says her children will not never have to say, "my mom dies of 0 save yan cancer." david? >> cecilia, thank you. let's get to dr. jen ashton. we were both struck by what jolie wrote. she does not mean a leap to surgery, for all women going through the same thing. in fact you say that's an important important. >> reporter: absolutely. 30%le of women choose not to have the surgery. but the benefits are really clear. in women with this

our george stephanopoulos asking the governor questions about it. you will see how he answered. here's gio benitez tonight. >> reporter: tonight, outrage on both sides of the debate over indiana's newest law. on one side, the desire to protect religious freedom. on the other, protesters that argue this paves the way for discrimination. more than a dozen other states have similar laws in place. critics argue the law could protect businesses that want to deny gays and lesbians service. a wedding cake, for example. apple ceo tim cook calling the law dangerous. and angie's list putting a $40 million project on hold. and the ncaa saying it's completely against their values. just days before the final four is held in indiana. >> we, the ncaa say, if this is the environment, what does this mean for us going forward? >> george, we're not going to change the law. >> reporter: george, pressing the governor. asking, will he change the law? >> do you think it should be legal in the state of indiana to discriminate against gays or lesbians? >> george -- >> it's a yes or no question. >> come

in his interview with george stephanopoulos, the police officer responsible for the shooting that led to the investigation swore that race had no influence on his trigger. >> if michael brown were white, this would have gone down in exactly the same way? >> yes. >> no question? >> no question. >> reporter: the federal government hasn't yet announced if it will file federal charges against officer wilson. every indication is they won't. meanwhile, in ferguson tonight, they have to process these disturbing findings. david? >> steve osunsami leading us off tonight. steve, thank you. >>> now, to america's secrets this evening. the former director of the cia, a general, david petraeus, admitting he shared those secrets with his mistress. even sharing conversations he had with the president. we learned today he carefully recorded american intelligence in eight black books of his own. the identities of spies, war strategies. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas with the punishment. >> reporter: he was the four-star hero hailed as a strategic genius, who went on to become the nati

. >> and george stephanopoulos said that this wasn't one of his requests.and that doesn't just mean stealing from a company, they said that is one of the things that if for some reason there is a justice department probe and it goes to trial and she is convicted, she can go to jail. it is a crime to conceal a government record. so if hillary clinton is in possession of even a single e-mail that she does not want to hand over or hit the delete button on, then that would very well qualify. perhaps one governments are cooperating to some degree with antiterrorist activities. and this could very well compromise their security as well as u.s. government. and so why did he put himself in this position? >> not just that and the federal government e-mail services have to comply with certain security requirements and we don't know what sort of security protocols were in place with their own private e-mail address that she was using. so we don't know what sort of information could have been compromised. making sure that these servers were secured and we haven't heard

>> even george stephanopoulos said his biggest regret is he did not insist that clinton really is thoseocuments with whitewater. she has a history going back and protecting yourself and she is held to a different standard and by the way, if this were a republican you would be having kittens. >> 3 million emails when he was governor and when he was asti turned over to a dish 50,000 ever hand-picked - - 250,000 that were handpicked >> she turned them all over that were not classified. kennedy: state.gov were already archived. it did save nothing sandwich and she should come out the date they are above will against her to hit them like a pinata to destroy the accusations she has a weak defense and the story has gotten away from her and by the way who is eric? >> i don't now. kennedy: exactly. >> i have a theory about why a broken in "the new york times" i think it was released by the hell of a camp to get it out of the way. kennedy: if that is the case then she should have a really good response which she has and which makes her work very and ineffective. >> leslie she looked fantastic. ke