nermeen: that was john kirby speaking wednesday.professor sick, could you comment on this ap report and the concerns that a been raised about this? >> it is very important to look at this head on. first of all, we're talking about inspections dealing with issues that took place more than a decade ago, back in 2003 or earlier. that is what we're talking about, how those conditions -- how those are conducted. we're also talking about inspections been conducted on sensitive military site in iran. ,he iranians have reason because we have seen this in the past, to be a little nervous with other people who might even be hostile to them to win and begin taking samples and putting it in their pocket, taking it home and suddenly, they find they are accused of something that they don't agree with. watching,a inspectors overseeing iranian people doing a formpes, to them, is of protection against that sort of thing happening. i don't think that is outrageous at all. it is not as if -- we are not in effect saying to iran, ok, you go inspect your

john kirby was at a loss to answer that question, what people know in the intelligence community is that is the kind of information that should never get out of a classified system because it endangers the lives of individuals and as we know christopher stevens was killed in the attack just a year later. cheryl? >> catherine herridge out of washington. thank you for that live report. >>> at the end of the day, how much will this affect hillary's chances in 2016? let's bring in a democratic strategist and founder and president of new heights communications. and republican strategist. how bad is this for hillary? >> it's certainly not good at all. look, i like to say people pay attention to politics the way i pay attention to sports which is to say not much, maybe 10% with ears just a little opened. if you're only paying attention to this just a little bit. the top lines what you're hearing are really bad. you hear the private, mail server. you hear classified information on it. maybe she tried to wipe it clean. the information they're getting sounds terrible and, of course there's nuance

john kirby, the spokesperson for the state department say that ended up on the secretary's home servers, trying to deflect brain. she is saying you have to take it now. that's what the law says. >> do you think it will be a problem for her campaign. >> i think it's a cumulative problem. a problem this moint has is that there's lots of little stories, adding up, and they are investigated in congress. thee wants them to go away, it's a problem as it i don't say. they are little things that add up. now it jed bush, a republican making a foreign policy speech p speech. >> it was interesting. we thought he'd distance himself from his bother and father. if you look at his foreign policy speech, you'll see one talking about bringing more troops to iraq, and he did bring a common note with his father who brought the coalition together to fight in desert storm. he talked about getting moderates out of the way. >> the aim would be to draw them together and back them up as a force. we should back it up, all the way through. not just in taking the fight to the enemy, but once i.s.i.l. is tweeted. t

state department spokesperson john kirby welcomed the deal and said the u.s. government supports south korean president's tireless efforts to improve relations on the peninsula. >>> japanese astronauts successfully docked a cargo ship with the international space station. the kounotori five launched with food and other supplies after similar missions by other countries failed. when the ship came within ten meters, astronaut captured it using a robotic arm and guided it to took with the iss. >> thank you very much for your support. we successfully landed it. looks like very golden like a treasure box. >> at nasa's mission control center in houston, fellow astronaut took charge of communication with the iss. >> successfully delivered the package, the entire crew did a fantastic job. all happy faces down here and congratulations. >> this is the first time the japanese astronauts have worked together on the ground and many space to dock and transport spacecraft. in tokyo 100 people gathered to watch the successful capture. >> translator: i was very happy to see th

the state department spokesman, john kirby, says that those e-mails were not marked classified at the time. clinton's decision to turn the server and thumb drives over to federal investigators has guaranteed that this e-mail issue is going to drag on for months. even as clinton faces a new poll in new hampshire showing that bernie sanders is now leading in that first primary state. joining me now, anne geran and nbc justice correspondent pete williams. thanks to both of you, pete and anne. you both -- anne, you've covered every agency, the pentagon, the state department, the white house, pete, you know government inside and out. i've just talked to john kirby and he explains that they are appealing that ruling by the inspector general. they have asked the head of national intelligence, the intelligence agencies to rule as to whether those two e-mails should have been top secret, so you do have, as clinton has claimed, a dispute, an internal dispute within agencies. that said, pete, what is the justice department now going to be looking at? >> well, they want to have -- remember, the w

i'll ask john kirby about all of that. our correspondents, analysts and guests are standing by with full coverage of the day's top stories. >>> but first to the special cnn interview with donald trump. he quote with our "new day" anchor chris cuomo today. how did it go? >> we'll get to see a different donald trump today. i think being in the lead, considering this set of possibilities that are becoming more likely are changing what donald trump wants to present to the public. when it comes to immigration, he is still very much owning his hard-line position, being made awar of the risks that presents to him and to the gop. immigration, you have people in the gop worried that you will alienate -- excuse the pun -- pulling the birthright exception. you shouldn't be taking such an extreme position. what do you say? >> i have to do the right thing. it's a time -- this country is so politically correct, nobody wants to take a stance on anything. i was the one that brought it up and i took a lot of heat. you gave it to me, too. y

in a statement, state department spokesperson john kirby says, quote, department employees circulated these e-mails on unclassified systems in 2009 and 2011 and ultimately some were forwarded to secretary clinton. donald trump pounced on the news during an appearance on fox. >> did she commit a crime? yes. will they prosecute it? perhaps no. >> reporter: a recent cbs poll shows the e-mail controversy may be taking a toll on clinton's campaign. >> nationally, the trustworthiness and honesty numbers for hillary clinton are going down. but let's point out among democrats, they still do find her trustworthy and honest. >> reporter: clinton's camp says she will cooperate with the government investigation. and clinton's lawyer reportedly has given the fbi three thumb drives containing roughly 30,000 e-mails after the agency determined he could not remain in possession of that classified information. now, the state department had previously said it was comfortable with her attorney keeping the e-mails inside his washington law office. alison? >> hena daniels, thank you. >>> the issue of whet

i love john kirby, but john is trying to basically get people off the beam on this. the bottom line is this -- she had an ipad that she wanted to use, she was told was insecure. she had an entire mail system that everybody knew about in the inside, everybody was getting her e-mails from this clintonmail.com and nobody did anything to do about it. after this european-based hacker got in there and downloaded a bunch of e-mail, they didn't do anything even after they recognized that this is clearly compromised. it's clearly unconscionable and clearly someone should go to jail on this. it is no small issue. >> what was your reaction that the judge is coming down hard on mrs. clinton? >> it's about time. and thank god for judicial watch for having got going on this, if not for them pushing and the judge saying you need to look deeper in to this, i think it may have gotten swept under the rug even with congress looking into this. we have to examine it not from a paw partisan basis but on what the technology was used and the vulnerabilities and who had access to it and wher

john kirby says there's no indication she violated government policy. >>> a 5th straight day of lossesthe chinese stock market. the change hishanghai index hads for most of the day but ended down. this despite the chinese government cutting interest rates. other asian markets like nikkei was up. they are hoping to rebound today. futures are up after the dow lost 205 points yesterday. delayed a rally during the day. the dow lost more than 2,000 points in the last week. >>> do you remember that american airlines dreamliner damaged hail? well it is back in service. the jet under going a nose job at the dallas base. the boeing 787 was packed with passengers when bad weather forced it to return back to beijing last month. the airline shows they have a sense of humor saying oh hail i am not afraid to say it i have had a little work done. just a little. >> the next invention could put airports out of business. it revealed the 6 seater passenger jet that takes off like a helicopter is called the try ban 600. it can reach cruising speeds at 30 miles an hour they could raise 50 million for resea

john kirby claiming that the disputed site is not a nuclear site. >> i think it's important to remember when talking about a site like parchin, a conventional military site, not a nuclear site, so there wouldn't be any iaea or other restrictions on new construction. tom: how would we know if we can't go there? the latest revelation comes as the administration intensifies efforts to sell the iranian deal to congress. fox news white house correspondent kevin corke has the report. >> reporter: behind the white house veneer, one brimming with confidence that it has the votes to secure the iran nuclear deal, there's high anxiety about whether the president gets there by filibuster or sustained veto. >> congress is weighing in on it, we've got to make sure congress supports it. >> reporter: what the support looks like is the difference between side step or congressional drama or settling in for embarrassing and bruising override fight. call it a race to 41. it needs 12 of the remaining undecided democrats to reach the necessary filibuster. it could affect america's diplomatic standing, samant

here is state department spokesman john kirby insisting the deal won't let the united states or the u.n. inspectors into iran, but we will be able to use our remote sense are technology to detect any iranian violations. >> not all of it is human inspections. there's other monitoring capabilities that are going to be at play, all the way from the mines to centrifuge activity. and again, i would just say we're very confident that in the intrusiveness of this regiment. lou: the intrusiveness of the regimen. after all, that maybe we're fortunate that the iranians didn't insist on turning out all the lights on surveillance satellites as well. >>> our next guest says congress should not be voting on this deal until all of the side deals by law are given over to congress. the 60 day clock still ticking for lawmakers who must endorse or reject the agreement by the 17th of september, that is 28 days away. joining us congressman lee zeldin, member of the house foreign affairs and veteran affairs committees, and chairman of the republican israel caucus, and he has just returned from israel with a

which the state department obliged and on july 20th they had the state department spokesperson john kirbytening rosa mia millard, threatening, they were threatening her that if she raised a hand to ask a question she would be escorted physically from the event. i think that's regrettable. >> given that the last 50 years the so-called cold war hasn't done anything to improve the lives of dissidents, why not give diplomacy, give a new relationship a chance given that there really was no alternative and no proof that maintaining these tensions had helped the dissidents? >> well first off: the loosening and engagement with the dictatorship back in the '90s during the clinton administration made things worse for dissidents. we saw cuban americans shot down and killed february 24th of '96 in massive crack downs during that warming period. now with this administration we are seeing prominent dissident leaders who had had successful initiatives -- >> i get all these examples, what is the fairness? what is the alternative? >> wait wait, with obama now they are being killed. before they could do th

gear up for great. >>> joining us now, john kirby.e you back on the show. >> thanks. >> two topics, hillary clinton and iran. i'll start. just first of all, did anyone approve of hillary clinton using a private e-mail account or a server, just yes or no? >> well, look, these kinds of things are under review and investigation right now. so i'm really not at lib torert go into too much detail. >> is that question under review and investigation, whether or not it was approved? >> all of the parameters surrounding the use of that server and the e-mail traffic that existed, all that is being reviewed both by our inspector general as well as members of congress. so i don't want to get ahead of. that we'll let the facts take us where they take us and then we'll deal with that. >> all right. so then is it safe to say, can i ask if the state department is also reviewing how the server was set up, maintained, taken off line and stored before these revelations came out? are they looking into all of that? is that important to investigate? >> well

state department spokesperson john kirby said monday the office would consider ways to increase the pressure for a peace agreement. call on the government to sign the agreement within the 15 period the requested. has stated, the restore agreement signed today, we would consider ways to raise cost. we will work with the original international partners on next steps and ways to increase , especially against those that are undermining the peace process were opposing this agreement. amy: the irs says as many as three times more u.s. taxpayers have had their personal data stolen them previously thought. in may, the irs said hackers accessed the tax return information of about 114,000 people in 2015. but a new review shows that the total figure is closer 330,000 . the agency says that it processed 15,000 fraudulent tax returns this year as a result of the data breach. a state department review of democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton's messagesas blind 305 which require further scrutiny because they may contain classified information. clinton has been under fire for relying exclusively

. >> state department spokesman john kirby says the e-mails with are not classified when sent to clinton and they are appealing the ruling. her campaign is scrambling. the development in the investigation comes at an already challenging time for clinton's poll numbers. she lost her lead in new hampshire according to a new boston herald poll. in iowa clinton comes up short when matched against republicans ben carson, mike huckabee, scott walker and marco rubio. joining me now is my panel. susan, do i have to ask you a question? [ laughter ] you first. clint clinton's campaign says the e-mails in the serve were legal. >> it is what the national security advisor is looking for, it is what the fbi is looking for. this is very problematic for her campaign. scrub server, followed by fbi investigation is very, very hard to come out of. and then you add the bernie sanders numbers and i just can't help that joe biden is looking at this all going wow this is a perfect time for me to go in. if her numbers keep falling. this was a self inflicted mistake. here people have a right to be upset with her

last hour luke russert spoke to rear admiral john kirby about the noise threat. >> this is a regime weave very little information about. very closed society. this is an individual obviously who is difficult to predict. again, that's why we take threats like this so seriously. but it's very hard to know exactly where he thinks he's going in the end game. >> nbc's ian williams is along the zone in south korea. >> this is one of the shelters. it's a pretty heavy door. after the exchange of artillery last night about 60 people in local villages were ordered here, around 40 of them staying overnight. some did manage to return home today, but they've been told to come back here with tensions rising this evening across the border area. north korea sits just over the hills behind me. there are lots of reasons why this is a pretty scary border area, but what's most rattled kim jong-un 11 vast installations of loud speakers, which over the last few days have begun broadcasting propaganda into the north. he doesn't like that. he's called that an act of war. the reason the south restarted this pro

in a statement, state department spokesman john kirby says, quote, department employees circulated thesystems in 2009 and 2011 and ultimately some were forwarded to secretary clinton. they were not marked as class fight. >> republican presidential front-runner donald trump pounced on the news during an appearance on fox. >> did she commit a crime? yes. will they prosecute it? perhaps no. >> reporter: a recent cbs poll shows the email controversy may be taking a toll on clinton's campaign. >> nationally, the trustworthiness and honesty numbers for hillary clinton are going down. but let's point out among democrats, they still find her trustworthy and honest. >> reporter: her camp says they will cooperate with the government investigation. hannah daniels, cbs news. >> feds say they busted a high- tech inside trading scheme. a couple years ago panera bread sent an earnings announcement to its news distribution service. the hackers stole the information. they then traded 75,000 panera shares before the news was released to the rest of the world. they made nearly a million dollars in about

in a statement, state department spokesman john kirby says, quote, department employees circulated the emails on unclassified systems in 2009 and 2011 and ultimately some were forwarded to secretary clinton. they were not marked classified. republican presidential front- runner donald trump pounced on the news during an appearance on fox. >> did she commit a crime? yes. will they prosecute it? perhaps no. >> reporter: a recent cbs poll shows the email controversy may be taking a toll on clinton's campaign. >> nationally, the trustworthiness and honesty numbers for hillary clinton are going down. but let's point out among democrats, they still find her trustworthy and honest. >> reporter: her camp says they will cooperate with the government investigation. hannah daniels, cbs news. ♪[ music ] >>> 6:09 your time. coming up turning restrictions through downtown san francisco. how drivers navigate the market street without breaking the new law. >> and a new tool to help the drought. how these plastic balls are preserving water and the cost to taxpayers. >> and from the kpix 5 weather cente

went through server should have been mark top secret n a statement state department spokesperson john kirbyays department employees circulated the e-mails on unclassified systems in 2009 and 2011 and ultimately some were forwarded to secretary clinton. they were not mark as classified. republican presidential front run are donald trump pounded on the news during an appearance on fox. >> did she commit a crime, yes? will they prosecute it? perhaps no. >> recent poll shows e-mail controversy may be taking a toll on clinton's campaign. >> nationally, the trust worthiness and honesty numbers for hillary clinton are going down but let's point out among democrats they still do find her trust worthy and honest. >> reporter: clinton's camp said she will cooperate with the government investigation. in washington hanna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> young newlywed from mississippi who allegedly planned to join isis are in federal custody. police say 20 year-old jaylen young and her husband, mohammad, they married in june and made plans to fly to europe. however, instead of going on that hon

. >> rear admiral john kirby, retired.ave a good weekend. >> thanks, luke. >>> as the wildfires continue to rage out west for the first time in washington state history, they're asking for volunteers to join the fight. and more than 70 experts as far away as australia and new zealand will travel to the united states to help as local officials warn they cannot keep up with the spread of the flames. nbc's miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: overnight multiplying in size, the fire that took three lives is still moving in multiple directions. officials say the forest service firefighters who died survived a vehicle accident that lost their lives in the flames. >> let us be true to one another. >> reporter: tom, just 20, a poet was an only child. his proud parents also worked for the forest service. >> he loved life and he loved people. >> he was a special kid, you know, we're really going to miss tom. >> reporter: andrew, 26, was married to a firefighter. a scientist committed to the environment. richard wheeler, 31, was a

. >> state department spokesman john kirby reacting to the attack on the u.s.onsole late in turkey. the terror group, revolutionary people's liberation army front says militants are responsible. that group also attacked the u.s. embassy in the turkish capital in 2013. now this new attack came just hours after turkey opened a key air base to u.s. fighter jetted in the fight against isis. turkey recently sealed its border with syria and stepped up attacks on isis. the nation is also ramping up attacks against the kurds, the same ones who have arguably made the biggest advances against isis. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel inside istanbul with more for us. >> reporter: start with the shooting incident next to the u.s. consulate here in istanbul. it's a fortress on a hill overlooking the -- very difficult to approach it. but around 7:00 this morning, witnesses say at least one woman, perhaps two women but certainly one woman arc approached the consulate with a gun, fired at least two shots according to witnesses, before she was surrounded by poli

. >> joining us now is state department spokesman john kirby. good to have you with us, sir.or now whether or not the man was looking to rob or what the much more obvious suggestion she's there to terrorize. lone wolves? >> we don't want to get ahead of the investigation, but you're right, chris. it races the specter of self-radicalized loan wolves, as you put it. whether they're motivated by isil or some other terrorist group. whatever their ideology is. this is a concern and has been a concern since we saw the rise of isil last summer. we have more than 30 countries inside the 60 plus country coalition that are taking legal and administrative steps to try to deal with exactly this kind of problem. >> what is the chance that the violence in korea escalates between the north and south. >> it's difficult to predict. we don't have a lot of insight into the north's intentions and thinking and their actions. it was encouraging to see the two sides talk over the weekend. nobody wants to see this come to blows on the korean peninsula. we have almost 30,000 troops there and they're

john kirby said well, we've seen no indication of nejsgligence.secret information that should not have been on the network. admiral kirby is making a mistake. he should talk to who referred this to fbi and justice department. >> it's been months since she sat do you think for an interview. she'll be on "ellen." >> maybe ellen will get her out to dance. >> ask that a good move for her perspecti perspective? >> she's not going to put this behind per. this is going to dog her. what it's going to dog are self-inflicted wounds that didn't turn out to be true. i didn't have classified material on there at the time it was sent top me. i didn't receive or resend classified information. all these things turn out not to be true. she added this is a republican plot. it's a violation of department of state regulations. >> if we had done it, we would be in jail. >> exactly. >> the final item with heather. >> we have been following other stories for you. why was the doomed air service flight carrying half a million dollars when it crashed? the answer, the gover