our own jennifer griffin is live outside of hillary clinton's home in washington, d.c. ith the very latest. hi, jennifer. >> good morning, elizabeth. we've been here most of the morning. actually standing outside hillary clinton's d.c. house, residence. she has left the residence. she left about -- within the last hour. she met, as you mentioned, with the fbi at fbi headquarters. her aides say it was voluntary. the meeting lasted 3 1/2 hours we're told. just a few moments ago her former -- her former top aide and chief of staff, cheryl mills, left the residence behind us. that's of note because cheryl mills herself has had to talk to the fbi about this private e-mail server and so obviously hillary clinton and cheryl mills still discussing the -- what they told the fbi and what they -- how to move forward from today. the clinton campaign would like to put this day behind them. they had been expecting that hillary clinton would be called by the fbi as part of this investigation. again, nick merrill, her spokesman said this was voluntary. i'll read from a statement they is

democratic convention, stuart. >> jennifer griffin right in the middle of it. nifer. >>> a democrat under fire from his own party, why is that? because he said the widows of the police officers should have been invited to speak at the dnc, too, what is wrong with that? >>> this is donald trump speaking live in pennsylvania addressing hillary rodham clinton and the e-mail hacking problem. let listen in. >> women, by the way, if i ever said the things that are on those e-mails, i would have been run out of town and probably had i gotten the nomination, i would have been forced to come to scranton, stand right here and say, i'm getting out of the race. they were the worst things and they're trying to sluff them off. they're trying so hard to sluff them off, and then i see her campaign manager -- i don't know, young guy, nice guy -- who knows. and he's on television. and he said that hugzrussia hac them. no, no he said russia hacked them. i'm trying to figure out how does he know that. so he goes, i think it was one of the sunday talk shows and he goes, russia hacke

jennifer griffin bringing us all the details from washington. thank you. >>> as we move forward now, this is a big step in this investigation which has been going on for a long time now. ever since the house benghazi probe first revealed. let's bring in former deputy assistant attorney general. ver and very serious for the clinton campaign, sit not? >> it absolutely is. and today's developments indicate this investigation at long last is nearing a conclusion. typically the way these invest gases work is that you'll sit down with the target, interview the target at the very end so it's really a culmination of a long investigatory process and i would imagine that the next step is the careers investigators will sit down and make a recommendation to the attorney general. >> when jennifer was giving her report she went back to 2011 when then secretary of state issued a directive to all employees of the state department to watch how they use their e-mails and their private e-mails and she becomes someone who has violated the very message that she put

jennifer griffin has more now from columbus, ohio. hi, jennifer. >> reporter: hi, patti ann. at each campaign stop today hillary clinton was asked by reporters about donald trump's attacks on khan, his wife, this gold star family whose army captain son who happened to be muslim was killed in iraq. >> to launch an attack as he did on captain khan's mother, a gold star mother, who stood there on that stage with her husband honoring the sacrifice of their son, i don't know where the bottoms are. i don't know where the bottom is. >> reporter: hillary and bill clinton attended church in cleveland, ohio, earlier today at the temple. in her exclusive interview with chris wallace she laid out why she believes russia is behind the hack of the dnc e-mails. >> i think laying out the facts raises serious issues about russian interference in our elections, in our democracy. we would not tolerate that from any other country, particularly one with whom we have adversarial positions. >> reporter: clinton and tim kaine ended their three-day swing state bus tour today in ohio where polls show

carl cameron and jennifer griffin. let's start with jennifer with the clinton campaign.are anxiously awaiting twitter. odds are as you have been reporting for days and days that tim kaine is the guy. >> that's right, bret. in fact, all indications are that it is tim kaine. we do know that he is in rhode island right now i just moments ago he was at a fundraiser. people we know saw him there. newport, rhode island. not clear if or when he will be getting on a plane coming down to miami where hillary clinton will be appearing with her vice president for the first time. what we have just seen here at the state fairgrounds is we have seen the travel inbeds leaving with her. she stayed after her speech. her speech did not address the vp pick. it did not address the munich attack. she spoke for about, you know, 25 minutes and never mentioned any of that she focused on donald trump and his speech at the rnc. all indications suggest as we reported last night, the short list was down to 3. tim kaine of virginia, tom vilsack of iowa and cory booker of new jersey. but reading the t

jennifer griffin is here with more on that. od evening, jennifer. >> bret, it's very interesting that here on the floor, there are lots of signs for bernie sanders but not the kind of booing that we expected. we expect, as you mentioned, possibly cross the line with the state of tennessee but what's notable is that one of those very prominent super delegates we hear so much about, al gore, the former vice president, is not present. he decided to sit this convention out. he will not be with the tennessee delegation. as you mentioned, bill clinton is preparing the campaign considers him the communicator in chief. he has a very difficult task tonight. he has got to introduce his wife, who has been in the forefront of political life for the last 25 years. we're told from campaign sources that he's going to try to tell us things about his wife,hi hillary, that maybe the public doesn't know. he also is going to be speak in after those mothers of the movement, black lives matter mothers who lost sons to members of the police department

in washington, jennifer griffin, fox news. >>> coming up it's the end of the era for san francisco operahow the man behind the music is saying good-bye to a career that has forever changed the way people see and hear opera. >> and mark tamayo will be in next with your detailed holiday forecast. >>> the man behind the san francisco opera is stepping down this summer after ten years at the helm. our gasia mikaelian sat down with general director david gawkley to talk about his legacy. >> reporter: this is how he is saying good-bye to the san francisco opera. ♪ the carmen, raw, sensual and violent. a far cry from many people's image of opera. from today's fiery "carmen" to the elegant "madame butterfly" of years past. he wanted to throw open the doors of the war memorial opera house and shake up people's perception of opera as elitest, stuffy and stale. >> it pains me, it's an image that i have fought all of my life. >> reporter: he did something no one had done. he gave away some of the world's best opera for free. in the form of live simulcasts where what was on stage was shown in high de

jennifer griffin is on the trail where she campaigned with president obama today. and we begin with katherine herridge, who has been following the investigation from the very beginning. katherine, good morning. >> comey uncharacteristically did not take questions. fbi's findings undercut clinton's statements about her use of a personal unsecured server. comey said there is evidence of wrongdoing but that's as far as it went. >> our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. >> reporter: the fbi director said the investigation found then secretary of state hillary clinton sent or received 110 classified e-mails, nearly half contained intelligence at the top secret and secret level. >> none of these e-mails should have been on any kind of unclassified system. their presence is especially concerning because all of these e-mails were housed on unclassified personal servers. >> reporter: comey said it should have been clear to clinton and her team, many of who are lawyers, that classified information was outside secured government channels. >> an

tomorrow he'll be at his church in richmond, virginia. >>> in my am meek jennifer griffin, fox news. >> and just ahead of the dnc e-mails posted by wikileaks a split in the democratic party. they reveal some dnc officials scoffed at the bernie sanders campaign. today sanders cam paper manager said party officials were acti actively helping hillary clinton and trying to hurt sanders. the democratic national convention is not commenting on the more than 19,000 leak documents. d inform c strongly rejected any suggestion that it was playing in clinton's favor throughout the primary. >>> a man is fighting for his life tonight after somebody shot him in north philadelphia this morning. police say the victim a 38-year-old man was shot five times on the 2400 block of west lehigh avenue just before noon today. he's in critical condition. police have no idea why the man was targeted. tonight they are looking for four to five people who were in a black dodge ram pickup truck. >>> a tragic scene plays out on summer night in south philadelphia. out of control driver slams into three people on a s

jennifer griffin is on the trail where she campaigned with president obama today. and we begin with katherine herridge, who has been following the investigation from the very beginning. katherine, good morning. >> comey uncharacteristically did not te questions. fbi's findings undercut clinton's statements about her use of a personal unsecured server. comey said there is evidence of wrongdoing but that's as far as it went. >> our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. >> reporter: the fbi director said the investigation found then secretary of state hillary clinton sent or received 110 classified e-mails, nearly half contained intelligence at the top secret and secret level. >> none of these e-mails should have been on any kind of unclassified system. their presence is especially concerning because all of these e-mails were housed on unclassified personal servers. >> reporter: comey said it should have been clear to clinton and her team, many of who are lawyers, that classified information was outside secured government channels. >> any

and jennifer griffin is traveling with the clinton campaign and joins us from the bus on the road to pittsburgh. you'll eventually get there, jennifer. >> on the road again, that's right, arthel. we're traveling behind hillary clinton's bus, about 15 minutes from pittsburgh, and we just received a statement from the candidate responding to donald trump's statement earlier today in an interview with abc news in which he questioned whether kaiser kahn, the father of the u.s. captain who was killed in iraq, whether she was allowed to speak because she was muslim. secretary clinton did not speak about this at the last event but this is the statement we received from her. quote, this is a time for all americans to stand with the kahns and with all the families whose children have died in service to our country and honor the sacrifice of captain on this bus tour, hillary clinton is trying to appeal to republicans. in 2012, mitt romney won cambria county with 58% of the vote. cambria county is 98% white. secretary clinton also defended general john allen who was attacked by donald trump earl

jennifer griffin is covering the clinton campaign where clinton is holding a rally with tim kaine. a lot of analysts saying tim kaine may well be her pick. >> reporter: that's right sheppard, i am told that he could very well be the top of her short list. tim kaine in 2007, he was the first governor to decide and backed barack obama against hillary clinton. he would obviously for given if she chooses him for vice president. he has an interesting resume. he was not only virginia's senator but he's governor here. president obama wanted to choose him as his running mate but obama's chief strategyist at the time said that he did not have enough foreign policy experience. so since he's been in the senator, he's been on the armed service committee as well as the foreign affairs committee. >> what's interesting is if you look at who the governor of virginia is -- he would get to choose the caretaker of the democrats going into the senate. the governor will end with an election next year that he's not allowed to run for because virginia has a rule of just having one term for governors. >>

back to you. >> all right, jennifer griffin. thank you. eric. >>> that interview coming up in a segment in a few minutes. more democratic national committe e-mails may be on the way. julian assange, founder of wikileaks threatening to release more damaging e-mails from the clinton presidential campaign. he has been quoted as calling the alleged new batch great because he opposes her bid for the whois. this as the fbi continues to look into the recent data breach and other cyber attacks on other democratic groups. molly henneberg has new details. hi, molly. >> reporter: hi, eric. hillary clinton says the dnc e-mail dump raises serious issues about another country trying to interfere in u.s. elections. >> we know russian intelligence services which are part of the russian government which is under the firm control of vladimir putin hacked into the dnc and we know that they arranged for a lot of those e-mails to be released. >> reporter: but julian assange says clinton is trying to draw attention away from the content of the e-mails which sug

our jennifer griffin is following that story here in new york. jennifer? >> reporter: hi stuart.re was a moment it looked like elizabeth warren could be at the top of hillary clinton's short list for vice president. there was a press release, released by a latino group in florida, called laraza, saying she's slated to speak this weekend in orlando, at 3:30, a few hours after hillary clinton is slated to roll out her vice presidential pick and appear in miami, florida. so that caused people to start talking. it was a moment where you'll remember warren was slated to speak on monday night of the democratic convention, an indication she was not the pick. then, it was leaked that campaign released a partial list of speakers and her name was not on that list, making it again looking like she was running for vice president. the other name that has eamericemerged, is tom vilsak, the current secretary of agriculture, who brings his executive experience as the former governor of iowa. he has a lot of pull in the midwest and among farmers, however, the smart money right now is on senator t

jennifer griffin has that live in washington. what do we know about his military record, to begin, jennifer? >> shepherd, we have obtained the service record micah xavier johnson, the dallas shooter. he was listed as a carpenter/masonry expert, a 12-w in army terms. he had one employment in afghanistan from 2013 to 2014. he was in the army reserves until may 2015. i'm told he was honorably discharged from the army at that time. looking at that service record, nothing unusual, the basic service medals one would expect. according to my military sources, there were no red flags they've seen so far in his military record, shep. >> he was not trained as a sniper, right, jennifer? >> not according to my army sources. there's no indication that the alleged dallas shooter was trained by the army as a sniper. he deployed to afghanistan with an engineer brigade. he enlisted as an army reserve soldier, rose merely to the rank of a private first class, and got out within five years. he was not in the active duty army per se but did deploy to

jennifer griffin is live in washington this afternoon.else do we know about this man's military record? >> reporter: well, we have confirmed with members of his army unit that the photos you have been showing are in fact the shooter himself. we have now obtained the army service record of micah johnson, the alleged dallas shooter. what we can tell you is he was enlisted in u.s. army reserves in 2009 as a carpenter masonry expert, a 12-w. he had one deployment to afghanistan from november 2013 to july 2014. he was in the army reserves until may 2015. i'm told he was honorably discharged from the army at that time. looking at his service record there is nothing unusual. he obtained the basic service medals, one would expect after serving one tour in afghanistan. according to my military sources there were no red flags in terms of his service record. >> it's interesting. i raffled that the wasn't trained as a sunshiner at all. >> that's according to my army sources. there's no indication that the alleged dallas shooter was trained by the arm

jennifer griffin has more on the race for the white house from washington. >> i am the law and order candidate. >> in his first campaign donald trump praising men and women in the blue addressing the recent shootings of black men in louisiana and minneapolis. >> the work must be done to ensure, and a lot of work, that americans feel that their safety is protected. >> but the main focus of his speech in virginia beach miles away from the world's largest nave ill station is reforming the laying out a 10-step plan will improve care for veterans. va has had to answer to grays in treatment and miss management. >> i am going to use every lawful authority to remove and discipline federal employees and managers who fail our veterans. >> having no experience with foreign policy, but plenty of experience when it comes to taking advantage of veterans. >> consultant is myself. >> while donald trump consulted with himself, as secretary of state hillary clinton negotiated a crease fire. >> bernie sanders will finally in source clinton when the two campaign together for the first time tuesday in ne

jennifer griffin reports tonight on how the clinton campaign reacted to the testimony.ut we begin with catherine herridge who attended today's hearing with the highlights. good evening, catherine. >> reporter: thank you, bret. house republicans said they believe hillary clinton lied under oath during her 2015 testimony about her e-mail practices and are asking the director to investigate. >> lying under both is a crime, is it not? >> yes. >> that's considered perjury, right? >> it's a felony. i forget the exact -- it's potentially years in prison. >> reporter: from the outset, the nearly five-hour emergency hearing divided along political lines. >> it seems to a lot of us that the average joe, the average american, that if they had done what you laid out in your statement, that they would be in handcuffs. >> some republicans who were praising you just days ago for your independence, for your integrity, and your honesty, instantly turned against you. >> reporter: pressed by republicans, the fbi director who appeared willingly, discredited clinton's public claims. >> secr

fox news correspondent jennifer griffin is following the democrats tonight from washington. >> as hillary clinton and her former rival bernie sanders prepare a show of unity tomorrow in new hampshire, polls show voters united in their disapproval of fbi director james comey's recommendation not to charge clinton with a crime over her private e-mail server. a new "washington post"/abc poll shows 56% disapprove of the fbi decision. 57% say the incident makes them worried about how clinton might act as president if she's elected. santers has waded until after the fbi decision to make his endorsement. by doing so, casander gained so key concessions this weekend in orlando at the democratic platform committee's meeting and also gave his supporters time to digest their loss. party leaders think they can build on the sanders effect. >> i think as democrats we have come together. i think senator sanders has raised some issues that we all care about. >> a $15 minimum wage, support for a health insurance public option, funding for community based health centers, free tuition at public colleges and

fox's jennifer griffin with the details from washington. >> hillary clinton spent the first morning ofeam of agent at f.b.i. headquarters. >> i'm not going to comment any further on the review. but i've been answering questions now for over a year, i have released more than 55,000 pages of my emails for the public, to read for themselves. i will continue to, you know, be as forthcoming as i can, and my answer is that i first gave more than a year ago, i stand by. >> the meeting lasted three and a half hours, and focused on her private e-mail server that she maintained while leading the state department. >> in is not a picnic. this is an ad joe cereal project. she is the main subject we believe with good reason of a criminal investigation. republicans were quick to respond with the rnc releasing a statement saying quote we must ask ourselves if this is a kind of leadership we want in the white house. and presumptive republican nominee, donald trump, took to twitter saying, quote, it is impossible for the fbi not to recommend criminal charges against hillary clinton. what she did was wro

go to fox news's jennifer griffin on campaign trail with hillary clinton in virginia today. er? reporter: well, connell everybody knows that virginia senator tim kaine is on the top of hillary clinton's short list for vice president. what they may not know is that he was a missionary in honduras and speaks fluent spanish. that is what he did when he came out to introduce her today. showed he could throw a punch at donald trump. >> trump trash talks women. he trash talks folks with disabilities. he trash talks, he trash talks latinos. to him it doesn't matter. you want a trash talker. [inaudible] reporter: what is also interesting, when kaine was virginia governor in 2007, he was the first governor to endorse then candidate barack obama over clinton. tim kaine not only served as governor of virginia, a key purple swing state, but he was head of the dnc. president obama wanted to choose him as his running mate but obama's chief strategist at the time, david plouffe, noted famously kaine didn't have enough foreign policy experience. so what did kaine do when he entered the senat

>> we love that jennifer griffin is, in fact, watching "the five" and fox.of american flags on stage and in the backdrop. we're happy to hear it. >> roll call vote 2016? >> what you heard just now, eric, you know, a lot of bernie supporters still in there. they're kind of being jerks, right? because he's not going to get t she will be the nominee and sarah silverman is right. they are being ridiculous. i think they're embracing their ridiculousness and are going to keep it going like a party atmosphere. there's nothing that's going to stop it. maybe barack obama will be able to calm them down tomorrow night. >> did she coin the phrase bernie fever? >> i don't know. >> i was curious from anchorage what she was going to say. i don't know. alask alaska. >> in the bernie voice. >> juan is laughing. >> i like that. i'll ask her. >> worst joke ever. >> i liked it. elizabeth warren, you mentioned maybe barack obama tomorrow night, maybe, you know, what sanders had to say yesterday would have calmed them down. i thought elizabeth warren was going to be a major playi

in new hampshire, jennifer griffin, fox news. >> reporter: loretta lynch was grilled on capitol hill today over the hillary clinton fbi investigation. republicans on the house judiciary committee blasted lynch for accepting a recommendation against -- from the head of the fbi not to charge clinton with any crime. at times lynch would refuse to answer questions referring lawmaker to the fbi. that made some lawmakers on the committee furious. >> you -- your refusal to answer questions regarding one of the most important investigations of someone who seeks to serve in the highest office in this land is an application of your responsibility. >> lynch also defended her impromptu meeting at the phoenix airport last month with bill clinton saying they did not speak about the fbi investigation. >>> donald trump stirred more speculation tonight that he may pick indiana's governor as his running mate. trump campaigned with governor mike pentz at a rally in the hoosier state this evening, told the wall street journal pence is one of three names on his list for like -- vice president along with

fox news correspondent jennifer griffin is following the democrats tonight from washington. >> as hillarynton and her former rival bernie sanders prepare a show of unity tomorrow in new hampshire, polls show voters united in their disapproval of fbi director james comey's recommendation not to charge clinton with a crime over her private e-mail server. a new "washington post"/abc poll shows 56% disapprove of the fbi decision. 57% say the incident makes them worried about how clinton might act as president if she's elected. santers has waded until after the fbi decision to make his endorsement. by doing so, casander gained so key concessions this weekend in orlando at the democratic platform committee's meeting and also gave his supporters time to digest their loss. party leaders think they can build on the sanders effect. >> i think as democrats we have come together. i think senator sanders has raised some issues that we all care about. >> a $15 minimum wage, support for a health insurance public option, funding for community based health centers, free tuition at public colleges and univ

in washington, jennifer griffin, fox news.ews. > despite the uk's vote inot favor of leaving the europenion thousands of residents are seeking to turn back the hands e of time.e. massive crowd of demonstrators marched through the streets of f london today, look at that, their message we are still witht the eu. the two mile march was marked m with theil slogan march forh europe.. the obama administration said it's keeping an eye on the situation. all right. a lot of people may have plans a out there. a little bit of rain.f >> a little bit of rain, but i i do have good newses. the good thing about going on this late of night we actually have another round of models o coming in as we speak. spe the newest run of modeling is aa little l dryer forth last one for tomorrow.for i hope to share that with you yu during the last 15 minutes or so. 75-degrees, though, your number right here in d.c. right now. very mild night out there, 64 in gaithersburg, 69 in dulles.n no humidity. it's beautiful night.igh more clouds spilling into the region. check it out here.ch you can see the big picture.ctur t

to jennifer griffin on what is going down today. >> reporter: we're on the floor of the convention hall. we're waiting just behind me we expect collegeman marsha fudge of ohio to gavel in any moment now. that should be happening. we also have some news out of as spend. the security institute there. we understand that director of national intelligence, james clapper was just asked about the hack of the dnc e-mails and he said that at this time the spell generals -- intelligence community cannot confirm who was behind the attack, suggesting they're not ready to claim that it was russia behind that attack. we heard from the white house that they are saying that the fbi has not concluded who is behind that attack. that did not, however, stop hillary clinton's campaign manager on sunday and others from suggesting that they believe that the russians were behind the e-mail attack, and that they were trying to interfere with the u.s. election. now, what can we expect here tonight? chelsea clinton will be introducing her mother. that is the main event tonight. but the buildup to that is a very i

. >> jennifer griffin is following these breaking developments live in washington, d.c. where she joins us now with more details on this historical day. jennifer? >> well, kelly, we've been outside hillary clinton's home here in washington, d.c. >> we're having some difficulties with that. we'll try to get jennifer back as soon as we get connected with her signal again. however, as we continue to follow these developments we'll continue to get back to jennifer with more details from mrs. clinton's home. >> i believe we do have jennifer now back on the line. jennifer, go ahead. >> okay. kelly, laura, we've been outside hillary clinton's home here in washington, d.c. most of the morning. the clinton campaign remained mum for about 24 hours when we began asking yesterday when news reports first reported by the daily caller reported she would be meeting with the fbi. she did not want to comment on that. we finally got a statement from them at about 12:20 after hillary clinton arrived back here at her home after meeting, as you mentioned, for 3 1/2 hours with the fbi. this was

campaign correspondent jennifer griffin is live in annandale, virginia, clinton appearing there latervirginia senator tim kaine. we've gotten a lot of vp speculation, jennifer. why would he be a good pick for the ticket? >> reporter: it's very interesting, as you mentioned, shannon, she just left capitol hill. the democrats believe that they can win not just the presidency but also the senate. she'll be heading over here to campaign with senator kaine. he's said to be at the top of her veep short list. he would be a loyal, very safe pick for hillary clinton. what's interesting about tim kaine is back in 2007, he became one of the first governors to endorse then barack obama over clinton. it seems that if she does pick him, she would be willing to forgive and forget that. from what i'm told he's by far at the top of her short list. tim kaine not only served as governor of virginia, a key swing state, but he was head of the dnc. president obama wanted to choose him as his running mate but his chief strategist at the time, you'll remember, david plouffe, noted famously that kaine didn't

jennifer griffin is in tampa, florida, following the hillary clinton campaign. , how have they reacted to the news of the shooting in munich? >> reporter: well, stewart, we just received a tweet from hillary clinton in which she reacted to the munich attack. it came at 4:11 p.m. says monitoring the horrific situation in munich. we stand with our friends in germany as the work to bring those responsible to justice. so not much from the hillary clinton campaign. she was meeting earlier just a little while ago with families and friends and some survivor's of the ore -- orlando attack at the night club. she did not reference the munich shooting during that meeting, but it was a very emotional meeting, i'm told. she was very serious, very somber, paid her respects, again, to those killed at the pulse nightclub. she is now on a plane heading here to tampa where i'm standing at the state fairground where she is expected to speak at 5:00. not clear, again, whether this munich attack and the news out of munich will impact in any way her announcement of her vice-president,

. >> jennifer griffin is live in columbus, ohio where hillary clinton and her running mate senator tim kaine will be holding an event later today. hi, jennifer. >> hi, arthel. we are on day through of that bus tour. the biggest headlines came out of chris wallace's exclusive interview with hillary clinton. we sat in on that interview for the first time hillary clinton blamed the hack of the dnc on the russians. >> here's what i think we know. we know that russian intelligence services which are part of the russian government which is under the firm control of vladimir putin hacked into the dnc and we know that they arranged for a lot of those e-mails to be released. and we know that donald trump has shown a very troubling willingness to back up putin, to support putin. >> chris wallace also asked her about the right to bear arms. >> second amendment includes an independe individual right to bear arms. >> but that right like every other of our right, our first amendment right, every right it that we have is open to and even subject to recivil regulation. >> hillary clinton and her runni

jennifer griffin is on the road as well with the clinton campaign and she's standing by. jennifer, big day. mrs. clinton no doubt will respond to this. she's picking right now. reporter: she's speaking right now in washington dc. we are here in charlotte north carolina where she will land with president obama at about 2:20 5 pm today. she will speak not far behind me. this news that director comey will be recommending a not pursue charges against her in this case will welcome news for the campaign. we have not received any statement from the clinton campaign as of yet but certainly there were indications as early as this weekend when she spoke to the fbi for 3 and a half hours there was an immediately after that meeting that they did not believe that charges would be brought so when director comey comes out the morning after a holiday weekend in which hillary clinton met with the fbi and just hours before she is to meet and campaign with president obama here in north carolina, you really have to suspend your disbelief there was no coordination in terms of the timing of the

jennifer griffin is following this story outside mrs. clinton's home in washington.at do we know about this meeting?

jennifer griffin, live in washington. clinton spoke. do we know what she had to it say? >> reporter: she spoke not to us, but eight minutes to meet the press chuck todd and he spent most of the interview after she met with the interview asking her about her husband's meeting with the attorney general loretta lynch on monday. >> it was a short chance meeting that occurred. and they did not discuss the department of justice's review. and i know that some nonetheless viewed it in a different light and both the attorney general and my husband said they would not do it again. and the bottom line for me, i respect the professionalism and integrity of the officials in the department of justice handling this process. >> reporter: clinton would not respond to reports that are breaking from unnamed sources to cnn suggesting that the justice department has decided not to indict her. that seemed premature given the fact that the fbi only spoke to hillary clinton today. >> and right, who was at the fbi meeting today? >> reporter: we don't know for certain because the campaign did not

jennifer griffin is live there with more. hi, jennifer. >> hi, kimberly. well, hillary clinton spoke about donald trump's 3,500 lawsuits and how his products are made overseas. >> trump lamps are made in china, not altoona, pennsylvania. if he wants to make america great again, maybe he should start by making things in america again. >> reporter: hillary clinton stood in front of the faded sign for trump plaza casino that she said went ba bankrupt not far from the trump may rina hotel which she said he sold for a huge loss. marty is one of hundreds of contractors who sued mr. trump for not paying his bills. >> just down the boardwalk is the trump taj mahal. donald once called it the eighth wonder of the world. it filed for bankruptcy in 2009. things got so bad the new management canceled workers' health insurance and pension. >> reporter: she then visited the hotel workers who are on strike right now outside the taj mahal which mr. trump used to own. they had their health benefits canceled by the current owner. she did not, however, answer repeated questio

jennifer griffin is traveling with mrs. clinton in charlotte, north carolina. >> reporter: right now hillary clinton is talking to campaign volunteers and finished speaking here in vfw. it was subdued and received pop light applause. they have 4 million members and veterans of foreign wars and it is the oldest major veteran's organization in the country. donald trump will be here tomorrow. clinton reminded them what she had done on the senate armed service's committee and talked about opponent donald trump without mentioning his name. >> one thing for certain, you will not ever hear from me is phrase for dictators and strong men who have no love for america. >> clearly weighing in on the campaign is the distraction resulting from the forced resignation from dnc chair debbie wasserman-schultz. she fought to the end. but pressure from the clinton campaign and white house forced her to step down a day after she introduceded hillary clinton and tim kaine. >> i want to thank debbie wasserman-schultz and i am looking forward to w

jennifer griffin watching the clinton team.he campaign reaction on the email scandal and resignation of debbie wasserman-schultz now. reporter: bill i'm told from a senior democratic source debbie wasserman-schultz resisted stepping aside until the very end. she had to be convinced to step aside. i'm told she said she would not step down until she heard from the president early sunday morning. we understand that john podesta, hillary clinton's campaign chair, he is the one who did the negotiating with her. he reached out to her and basically said it's time. just a day before wasserman schultz introduced hillary clinton in miami what was supposed to be the most important day of hillary clinton's campaign. >> i want so thank congresswoman debbie wasserman-schultz. [cheers and applause] and i'm looking forward to working with her. reporter: hillary clinton said in that "60 minutes" interview that she did last night she really wasn't familiar what was inside of those emails. we expect to hear from her here at the vfw national event

jennifer griffin, live in washington. clinton spoke. do we know what she had to it say? >> reporter: she spoke not to us, but eight minutes to meet the press chuck todd and he spent most of the interview after she met with the interview asking her about her husband's meeting with the attorney general loretta lynch on monday. >> it was a short chance meeting that occurred. and they did not discuss the department of justice's review. and i know that some nonetheless viewed it in a different light and both the attorney general and my husband said they would not do it again. and the bottom line for me, i respect the professionalism and integrity of the officials in the department of justice handling this process. >> reporter: clinton would not respond to reports that are breaking from unnamed sources to cnn suggesting that the justice department has decided not to indict her. that seemed premature given the fact that the fbi only spoke to hillary clinton today. >> and right, who was at the fbi meeting today? >> reporter: we don't know for certain because the campaign did not

jennifer griffin is in pittsburg. what are they saying. >> well, first patti, he said hello in russian to donald trump. that's how they started the rally here. we have a statement from hillary clinton in response to the controversy in the remark that donald trump made about kaiser khan's wife. she was moved by her son's story as well as when she heard him speak in an interview. this is a time for all americas to stand with the khans and all families whose children died in service to our country and this is a time to honor the sacrifice of captain khanand all of the fallen. he and his family represent the best of america and we salute them. needless to say the campaign denied they wrote the remarks that were delivered in the convention. >> what is mrs. clinton hoping to achieve in the bus tour in pennsylvania and ohio? >> she's trying to appeal to republicans. but the bus tour is going across pennsylvania and ohio and they would like to it secure key battleground states. in 2012 mitt romney won with three percent of th

national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live from our d.c. bureau with more on this. good to see you. >> thank you, abby. hillary clinton as you mentioned does not have many public events slated for today, nor has the campaign responded to the meeting between attorney general lynch and her husband bill clinton. as we enter this holiday weekend both campaigns continue hitting each other on trade deals they say caused u.s. jobs to move overseas and the apparent hypocrisy of both candidates. >> as he swore to our workers but trump's own products are made in countries that are not named america. trump suits were made in mexico. he could have had them made in brooklyn, ohio. trump furniture is made in turkey, instead of cleveland. reporter: meanwhile the rnc found this statement by clinton when she was secretary of state praising the trans-pacific partnership deal or tpp, a trade deal she now says she is against. >> tpp sets the gold standard in trade agreements to open free, transparent, fair trade, the kind of environment that has the rule of law and a level playing field

but let's begin with jennifer griffin, with the clinton campaign in miami. jennifer?ohn, there's a very good reason that the clinton campaign chose this location in miami, florida international university, to roll out her running mate. this is the first time we will see her together with tim kaine since the announcement was made last night. florida international university has 54,000 students, two-thirds of whom are hispanic. lati latinos, as you know, john, will be a key demographic in this election. in fact, as you mentioned, senator tim kaine of virginia speaks fluent spanish, from a year spent as a missionary in honduras after law school. he speaks spanish. he's going to be able to campaign in spanish. it's one of the key reasons that the clinton campaign and hillary clinton herself chose him as a running mate. it's also interesting to note that he is a sent tris pick. his wife is the daughter of the first republican governor of virginia, a key battleground state as we mentioned so many times before. we also have some details from the campaign about how the decisi

jennifer griffin is live inside of the convention center where they will speak shortly. with reaction no doubt with the fbi's announcement there. jennifer? >> reporter: we just received reaction from the clinton campaign and it is the first reaction we heard from them. it was a statement from her spokesman brian fallon, we are pleased that the officials determined that no further action by the department is appropriate. and as the secretary long said it was a mistake to use the personal e-mail and she would not do it again and we are glad that the matter is now resolve issed. >> i have not coordinated or reviewed the statement with the department of justice or any other part of the government. they do not know what i am about to say. >> reporter: the fbi decision will be a great relief to hillary clinton. she will a ratify in charlotte, north carolina and campaign with the president in two hours. the timing of comey's announcement allows them to put this behind them. the optices of bill clinton meeting with the attorney general when she would be meeting with the fbi. secr

jennifer griffin is live for us in washington. what are you hearing today? >> reporter: the sanders' campaign released a statement that he will appear in new hampshire to campaign tomorrow. that is where the long- awaited endorsement is slated to occur in a high school in port smith, new hampshire. reme and clinton appeared in unity after she lost to him. here's what they done over the weekend. support for a $15 minimum wage and public option in health insurance. states can allow government health plans and additional funding for families. and families earning under 125000. >> it is a victory for secretary clinton and her campaign. the democratic platform is a meaningless piece of paper and inside baseball. and it allows senator senators to say i got the concessions, but it doesn't matter if clinton campaigns on these issues. >> the concession is far from what he promised. and he lost a key vote on the transpacific partnership deal and block congress from voting on that. clinton's supporters blocked that. >> i think as democrats we have come together and sen

jennifer griffin is live in atlantic city. jennifer? >> reporter: well, shepard, this was perfect political stage craft on the atlantic city boardwa boardwalk. secretary clinton did not answer repeated questions from the traveling press who were with her today about the fbi investigation, about comey's remarks, about her e-mail server, but she did make the case against donald trump's four bankruptcies here in atlantic city. >> here's what he says about the whole experience. he actually brags about it. atlantic city was a very good cash cow for me for a long time. the money i took out of there was incredible. think about it, the money he took out of here. that says everything you need to know about donald trump. it's not about what he can build. it's about how much he can take. >> reporter: she brought on stage marty rosenburg who is a long time resident here in atlantic city. he was one of hundreds of contractors who never got paid by donald trump. he says he lost $500,000, and walked to the taj mahal, where there were workers where tru

jennifer griffin has more on this one. what can you tell us?melissa, we were there this morning the league of latin american citizens, lula authority c. and she gave a passionate address and made an unexpected stop at the national memorial for law enforcement officers before p heading up to capitol hill why she taken the weekly caucus meeting and not only wants to win the presidency but believes that democrats can win the senate in the fall. her campaign adquestioned whether donald trump can serve as a role model for america's children. >> i can stand in the middle of fifth avenue and i would not lose voters and it is incredible. >> when mexico sends its people. they bring drugs, crime and rapest. >> and the campaign launched a new twitter feed called literally trump. using the words against him. i have a good brap and said a lot of things and i know words and i have the best words and making the argument he is unfit to be be president. >> the first weeks of his campaign he said immigrants from mexico are drug dealers, rapist. murders and carri

jennifer griffin has that story. od evening, jennifer. >> reporter: we've learned from aides close to president obama that he's asked them to clear his schedule for the month of october, because he plans to campaign almost every day for hillary clinton. another sign of just how close they think this election will be. >> hope in the face of difficulty. hope in the face of uncertainty. the audacity of hope. >> reporter: 12 years to the day after a young state senator from chicago transfixed the democratic national convention in boston, president obama will make the case for hillary clinton. in front of a crowd many of whom would like to give him four more years. >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: president obama must walk a fine line of making the case for hillary clinton as commander in chief and not stealing the limelight from the candidate who made history. her husband, the 42nd president, had to present his wife as somebody who will continue the obama legacy and representing change. >> hillary is uniquely qual

>> jennifer griffin, thank you so much. stay with us. we'll have plenty more ahead as the news of former secretary of state hillary clinton's meeting with the fbi. a fair and balanced debate on just how this is likely to play out on the campaign trail. and the legal ramifications for mrs. clinton. our legal panel weighs in on that, as well. stay with us. >>> overseas now to the isis attack at a restaurant in bangladesh. three of the 20 victims were u.s. college students. one was an indian student studying at uc berkeley. the deadly standoff when commando forces stormed the restaurant killing six terrorists and capturing another. 13 hostages were eventually rescued. we're joined live from london with the latest. kitty? >> reporter: gregg, it appears militants deliberately targeted foreigners in this attack. the white house has confirmed one american citizen was killed. this started friday evening when gunmen took about 35 people hostage in that cafe and finally, after a long ten-hour standoff, over 100 police stormed the building. six gun

fox news correspondent jennifer griffin has the story tonight from new castle, new hampshire. >> reporter: this is not how the revolution was supposed to end. it took bernie sanders five weeks, but he finally endorsed hillary clinton in new hampshire. >> i have come here to make it as clear as possible as to why i am endorsing hillary clinton and why she must become our next president. >> reporter: bernie had vowed to campaign all the way to the convention, threatening to contest the outcome. he claimed the system was rigged. his tone, very different today than just weeks ago. >> i don't think that you are qualified, if you get $15 million from wall street through your super pac. i know her and all of you know her as one of the most intelligent people that we have ever met. >> reporter: in case any of his 13 million supporters didn't hear him loud and clear, he put it this way and was greeted with both cheers and boos. >> secretary clinton has won the democratic nominating process and i congratulate her for that. and i intend to do everything i can to make certain she will be the next pre

to jennifer griffin in washington we go on how the clinton campaign is responding this afternoon. d, afternoon to you. >> hello marks rhea. we just received a statement from the clinton campaign, from press secretary brian fallon, quote: despite the partisan motivations of the hearing, we are glad it took place and director comey had the opportunity to expand upon his remarks from earlier this week. the testimony clearly knocked down a number of false republican talking points and reconciled apparent contradictions between his previous remarks and hillary clinton's public statements. the directors a explanation shut the door on remaining conspiracy theories once and for all while republican may try to keep the issue alive, this hearing proves those efforts will only backfire. hillary clinton has made no public remarks today. she is at her home in washington, dc. her long-time aide, sheryl mills, is with her. a number of people have been coming and going there all day. earlier, fallon tweeted, quote, fbi director comey in his testimony to congress explodes the g.o.p. myth that petra