fbi director james cole i's announce tonight congress that the f.b.i. should review nearly emails belong to go top aide of hillary clinton, uma lab dean; against the advice of the justice department. that has cuomo facing stiff criticism for the timing of his announcement just eight days before the election. >> as hillary clinton trying to move past the latest chapter into her e-mail scandal -- >> i'm not stopping now. we are just getting warmth up, right? >> donald trump thanked the disgraced former new york congressman at the center of the investigation. >> we never thought we were going to say thank you to anthony weiner. >> runningmate mike pence praised fbi director james cole i for alerting congress about the newly discovered emails last week. against the wishes of attorney general, loretta lynch. >> the fbi stepping forward at this moment has demonstrated real inch telling rhett. >> i sunday democrats including runningmate tim kaine blowing dollars cuomo for the letter. >> says oh, we're reaping owe. owning the investigation. that's into the what

. >> runningmate mike pence praise the fbi director james cole ephoral letting congress about the newly discovered emails last week against the wishes of attorney general loretta lynch. >> the fbi stepping forward at this moment is demonstrated real inch telling rhett. >> i sunday democrats including clinton's runningmate, tim kaine, blasted comb for the letter. >> re-opening the investigation, that's not what the letter said. the letter was so confusing hard to know exactly what it said. >> senate minority leader harry reid went step further accusing comb. of breaking the law. read wrote: i'm write to go inform you that my office has determined that these actions may violate the latch act. which bars nbi officials from using their official authority to influence an election. >> despite the fbi announcement, many democratic voters say their minds are already made up. >> we just love that she fights for women. >> the level that far e-mail is nothing to the craziness level of a guy like trump. >> in the latest cbs news people, just 5 percent of democrats say they're less likely to support

against the cowboys.they started the scoring when dak prescott tosses a short pass to cole beasley for the touchdown.with james starks out having had knee surgery... eddie lacy trying to get this offense going... he hurdles the defender.the drive leads to a field goal... which would be the packers only way of scoring until the fourth when they'd get their lone touchdown.rodgers with more turnovers than touchdowns.he fumbles twice and throws a pick as they lose cowboys 30- 16.the bright spot in the favre was honored for his recent induction into the pro football hall of fame.favre's ceremony included a ring presentation and the unveiling of his name on the lambeau field facade.and in non packer news... reports swirling that the bucks and bulls are in trade talks.reports saying sometime today a swap could be official sending michael carter williams to the windy city for the bulls tony snell. that's your one minute drill. menaker.)) the packers face the bears this thursday at lambeau. kick off is at 7:25. coming up in our six o-clock hour... we sit down with the voice of the packers wayne larrivee to talk about o

running and back he throws it to cody cole and but oregon would answer each and every score with yet either score. and they did it with running back tony brooks james. watch the hit, the spin. and then the sprint. and i mean sprint to the end zone. 58 yards, oregon witnesses 55 her -- witness 54-35. asu 5-4 overall. it happened in chicago. clig-area natives. -- chicago-area natives. anthony rizzo drives in dexter fowler. kluber is doing his impression. he's been brilliant in the postseason and he got some help in the top of the second. carlos santana with a solo shot off john lackey. ties the game at 1-1 but kleber was the story -- cumberlander was the story. fabulous again for cleveland. and at the plate. also dribbler. watch chris bryant try to make a and that's going to score lonnie chisenhall. they don't need much with that bullpen. but jason kipnis who played his college baseball at arizona state with two on, a three-run homer. and there it is. a 7-2 win. cleveland now one win away from a world series clp. something they haven't done since 1948. for the arizona cardinals, and the schedule tomorrow, washington at cincinnati. that's in london at

cole. here comes asu down 40-35. offense. watch this play by tony brooks james. the spin move. the sprinter up there at the oregon track team. 58 yards. oregon wins 54-35. asu drops to 2-4 in the conference, 5-4 on the season. max domi and the coyotes back in town. losses to ottawa, montreal. colorado power play, nathan mckinnon with the shot. burk with the rebound beating deming. and the avalanche with a 2-1 lead. later in that third period, break away. 3-2 the final. so the coyotes off to a rough start. they are 2-6-0 on the young season. >>> nfl sunday, washington at the bengals, cardinals, panthers, 10:00 a.m. then the world series continues at wrigley field. i can just tell you this. my buddies back in tweetie's bar trump force one for the se >>> they call it trump force 1 and for the seventh time, it brings donald trump to arizona to rally his supporters today. the republican presidential nominee's 757 landing at sky harbor airport before 3:00 this afternoon. trump held the rally at the phoenix convention center downtown. >> trump's repeated visits, a sign of just how tig

cole, thank you so much. to a different opinion, joining me, jim pomerance, nice to see you again, on the flipside. thank you. you think james comey was write right in what he did friday. tell me why. >> specifically as to what he did on friday, i think he was right. i have some issues and concerns going back to july -- >> we'll go back to that. >> -- to the conference. >> we'll get to that. >> that question of whether it's reopened or not is a semantics question. the fbi is investigating based on new information, i.e., new evidence or potential evidence they've received. so, whether the case is reopened or not, that's a semantic issue. he told the congress when he testified that if there was new, additional information of significance, he would provide that. now he's got it. and i think at this point he had no choice but to do what he did. >> back to your original point, though, i feel there was a but. but back in july you feel the train went off the tracks, so to speak. tell me why. >> i agree. i don't think that the -- traditionally what the fbi does is investigate. at the end of that investigation, they wrap up what they

james scott, senior fellow. to his right is jim walter, contributor and senior researcher from the silent speer team. and to his right, tony cole, a fellow and global government. thank you for taking time to be here today. i'll be identifying three major problems in the voting system and asking you and the panel to keep these in mind as we go through the next several minutes. problem one is the black box prop proprietary systems. voters and officials don't know what code is running and what vulnerabilities exist in the system. reliance on vendors is extremely worrying because it is an enormous security system. air gap defenses. state election boards believe election systems are secure because the vulnerable systems in air gap. this demonstrates how little they understand how about cybersecurity. finally, decentralization is not a defense. to point to this common belief, i'm going to go to a quote from director comey, who said the beauty of the american voting system means it is disbursed among the 50 states and clunk key as heck the beauty is it is not part of the swift internet of thing and hard to reach the voting process. so

james scott, a senior fellow and primary author of the paper. to his right is jim walter, a contributor and senior researcher. and to his right, tony cole, vice president and global government cto at fire eye. thank you for making time to be here today. i'll be identifying three major problems in the current voting system and asking you and the panelists to keep these in mind as we go through the next several minutes. problem one is the black box propry tri systems, the greatest threat is dependent on black box for voting systems because they do not know which code is running and what vulnerabilities exist within the system. reliance on vendors to manage these systems is extremely worrying because it is an enormous security risk. problem two is the anty quaited air gap defenses, they believe systems are secure because vulnerable systems are isolated from network systems. this limited perspective demonstrates how little state election boards understand about cyber security. and finally, decentralization is not a defense and to point to this common belief, i'm going to go to a quote from director comy who said the beauty of the american v

james scott, a senior fellow at icit and the primary author of the paper. to his right is jim walter, a contributor and senior researcher from a silent spear team. and to his right, is tony cole, the vice president of global government at fire eye. to start with, i'll be identifying three major problems in the current voting system and asking you the panelists to keep this in mind as we go through the next several minutes. problem one is the black box proprietary systems. the greatest threat to every election is the dependence on black box proprietary systems because voters and election officials don't know what code is running. the reliance on vendors or outside contractors to manage these systems is extremely worrying because it is an enormous security risk. problem two is the defenses. state election boards believe state elections are secure because the vulnerable systems are isolated from hacking via an air gap. finally, decentralization is not a defense. to point to this common belief, i'm going to go to a quote from director comey who said, the beauty of the american voting system is it is dispersed among the 50 states. the beauty of this is it is not exa actual exactly