what julian assange told our anderson cooper next.u are life in the cnn newsroom. wi probably got that question 3 to 4 times a week. i'd always get asked if i was asian or moroccan or something else. so i jumped at the chance to take the dna test through ancestry. and my results ended up being african, european and asian. it just confirmed what i guess people had seen in me all my life. i do feel like ancestry helped give me a sense of identity. "what are you?" now i know. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com >>> all right. the fbi and the justice department right now investigating what appears to be a new computer hack this. one directly involving hillary clinton's campaign data. a spokesman for the campaign says this is related to the cyber attack on the democratic national committee and also says that at this point the clinton camp doesn't think that their internal mail system or their computers were hacked. it comes on the heel as the leaked e-mails stirred up controversy and infuriated

as a result of the imo's released by our previous guest, by julian assange.an you talk about what is happening right now? lookingnk democrats are forward to the week ahead. i am glad we moved past the story yesterday. i think debbie wasserman schultz did not want to be the story, so she resigned. we saw a lot of very positive comments coming out from both former, both camps, now on the same team. the bernie folks and hillary folks saying donna brazil was an excellent neutral choice. hopefully, that means this week we get to focus on our really compelling message of putting families first and working for an economy that works for everybody, not just those at the top. because last week was terrifying. i want to make sure that we take this minute when the american public is tuned into -- obviously, if you're watching this show, your tuned in all the time. but most folks, this is the beginning of it. we're going to be able to show a really clear contrast between the republicans last week, if we can focus on what our messages this week will stop we have some amazi

julian assange, editor in chief of wikileaks, welcome to democracy now! can you talk about this e-mail -- thesese 20,000 e-mailsls youe released? >> it isisuite remarkable what has happened the last few days. i think k is is quiuite a classicacal release showiwing te p pristineof producing -- resentingng them b before the publblic for thehere is s acceso all journalisists a and to intereststed members of f the pc . and have them where they can be used t to prop up c criticisms r critical arguments. that haves ththe case to do a lot of marketing of the material we publish ourselves to get t a big impact.. in this cacase, we kneww becauaf the pendnding dnc, becacause ofe degree of i interest, w we did t need too establish partnershshis with " "new york times" " or "washington postst." in f ft, it could be counteterproductive. rather, we analyzed itit, verifd it, made it in searchable form to present i it for all journanalists and ththe public. and that is what has happened. juan: julian, your reaction to the announced resignation o of debbie wasserman schul

you also have julian assange working for rt, the russian propaganda arm. julian assange has spoken very favorably about russia over the last few years. so officials are wondering if there are any more connections to russia and wikileaks. as i said, don, all countries spy on each other. they try to get out information. but u.s. officials feel that this has really crossed the line in terms of publishing that information. and so they're going to be looking at those ties very closely. >> i feel like i'm watch tag movie here. i'm going to discuss with my panel. have a good weekend. i appreciate you joining us this weekend. i want to bring in andre bauer and bob becker. everybody recovered? here we are back in the cozy con finements of the studio. this sounds like a movie. is this real? is this bad for the clinton campaign, or is this just another thing that is unfolding? >> i don't think it's bad for her at all. i think it's bad for trump. cnn did a report earlier today about trump's connection with the soviets -- with the russians rather and with putin particu

wikileaks founder julian assange said his website might release more e-mails relevant to the u.s.ntial race. i spoke to him earlier. in terms of the timing of the release of these, how much of this on the part of wikileaks, clearly you timed it to the start of the dnc. was that for maximum impact, for maximum sort of marketing? >> it was for that's when we knew there would be maximum interest by readers but also, we have a responsibility to, if we published after, you can just imagine how outraged the democratic voting population would have been. it had to have been before. it's quite a lot of work, as you can imagine, to verify such material and to organize it index it, catalog it, put it into searchable customized data base, et cetera. >> i saw an interview where you said you had quote, a lot more material you might release pertaining to the u.s. election. are you referring to more e-mails from the dnc? i talked to donna brazile who has replaced debbie wasserman schultz in the wake of this who says the hack went on for more than a year, they believe, and that there very well may

we asked wikileaks founder, julian assange, holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london. three cyber security experts say that the dnc e-mails were hacked by russian intelligence, what do you think? >> there's no proof of that whatsoever, we have not disclosed our source, and of course this is a diversion. >> reporter: several american cyber security experts told nbc russia's goal in leaking the e-mails through wikileaks was to sew chaos into american politics and help donald trump win the presidency. >> they are trying to give trump an indirect edge or indirect way by which they can help him accomplish his goals. >> reporter: russia's leader vladimir putin clearly has a motive to help donald trump. >> actually putin did call me a genius. >> the two men expressed a mutual fondness, the alliance designed to halt russian expansionism. trump isn't buying any of this. >> she worked very, very hard to rig the system. little did she know that china, russia, one of our many, many friends, came in and hacked the hell out of us. >> reporter: cyber experts say the dnc was hacked by

julian assange is in the ecuadorean embassy in london right now.e, as everyday people, still haven't necessarily figured out how to challenge our government, to say, "what are you doing? these people are heroes to us, actually." amy goodman: now, we're not talking about the bush years. t amy goodman: now, we'rthe obama years. saul williams: yes. amy goodman: president obama' s administration- saul williams: yes. amy goodman: -has gone after more whistleblowers than- saul williams: yes. amy goodman: -all presidents combined. saul williams: yeah. amy goodman: what is your overall assessment of president obama? saul williams: centrist. centrist who, you know, exercises this modern sense of diplomacy, which allows him, on one hand, to address certain issues, while taking-certain issues such as like, let's say, marriage equality, you know-now what, it's solitary confinement, you know, some measures in the criminal justice system, slight, slight measures in the criminal justice system-but at the same time still being seduced by security measures that, yo

in an nbc interview with julian assange there is no proof the e-mails came from russia. the important thing is the content of the e-mails. abby and heather, back to you. >> it will be interesting to see what the fbi uncovers. >> thank you. >> in his first big rally since the rnc donald trump and running mate mike pence making another pitch for bernie sanders supporters. >> bernie has given up. i think his people are going to throw bernie over board. i guarantee a lot of people will come to us. the reason is there is nobody better on trade. we have been ripped off on trade for so long. >> joining us now sharon westwood of the washington examiner. thank you for joining us this morning, sara? >> thank you for having me. >> north carolina is in play right now with the candidates. hillary clinton was there today. donald trump will be in charlotte, north carolina. i say hillary clinton was there yesterday and donald trump will be there later today. 15 electoral votes up for grabs in north carolina. what did trump have to say today? >> well, donald trump obviously like you ment

julian assange did not deny it but told nbc news there's no proof. and he also concluded that accusation is a diversion and blamed hillary clinton's camp for that. sources tell fox news that there is indeed evidence that points to russia, though we haven't seen it. kathryn ayers is live in washington. how are russian officials responding to all of this? >> before a meeting with secretary of state john kerry it was really an awkward moment when russia's foreign minister was asked if his country was in fact behind the dnc hack. >> well, i don't want to use four letter words. >> fox news has learned that hackers left behind a trail of physical evidence on the dnc servers including malicious codes to steal e-mails and documents that do tie back to moscow. >> but forensic evidence points very clearly to a very sophisticated nation state. is this a well-resourced adversary. specifically, they're using the same tools and techniques previously associated with russia. >> speaking at a conference in new york city, the president's adviser would not discuss the

let's ask julian assange about that.om the london embassy where he's been under house arrest for years. >> 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. >> so are you suggesting that putin would rather see him as president than you? >> i'm not going to jump to that conclusion, but i think laying out the facts raises serious issues about russian interference in our elections. >> mr. assange, is hillary clinton wrong to link this to russia? >> well, she's made several untrue statements. >> what were they? >> i'll get to them. it's not surprising, unfortunately, that hillary clinton makes untrue statements. just a few days ago, she made a statement that james comey did not say that she was sloppy in the handling of her e-mails when there's video everywhere o

no prosecutions, nothing done for wikileaks and julian julian assange. all of a sudden the democratic national committee comes under attack and things arelooking a bit different . >> the truth of the matter is the obama administration has failed to stop the mishandling and also the leaking of classified information by those who we trust with our nation's secrets so to name a few, edward snowden . private manning and of course secretary clinton. this failure to stop those that we trust with our nation's secrets has caused wikileaks to basically embolden those who hold our nation's secrets and send information to wikileaks. the information is we have to stop people on our side, in our intelligence community from sending information out because wikileaks doesn't hack into our information systems are in the united states. that information is provided by people who hold our nation's secrets to wikileaks so we need to have a crackdown and those that we trust with our information including secretary clinton who should have been charged like edward snowden would

cnn's anderson cooper spoke with the founder of wikileaks julian assange about that and about what could be released next. >> julian, the clear bias by people in the dnc against bernie sanders is probably what got the most attention here in the united states. i'm wondering in the documents that you released, what stood out to you as the most significant thing? >> well, to me the most significant is a clear instruction by the director of communications to his staff to undercover, quote, without attribution, to push out a story that bernie sanders supporters were -- everyone has their personal preferences in a workplace environmentment those can be suppressed. this was instruction through the chain of command at the dnc to covertly manipulate the public. >> in terms of the timing of the release of these, how much of this on the part of wikileaks was -- clearly you timed it to the start of the dnc. was that for maximum impact, sort of maximum marketing? >> it would be for maximum interest by readers. but also we have a responsibility to, you know, if we published after you can just imagine

i talked to wikileaks founder juli julian assange. are you hoping these leaks elect donald trump president? >> joining for me insight and analysis, david brooks, columnist for "the new york times" and doris goodwin, trump advisor alex gas tcastellanos a hallie jackson. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. one of those critical junk tours in a presidential race where a campaign can freeze for about a month during the olympics, the end of summer and labor daybreak. we heard two remarkably different versions of america offered by two candidates at their conventions. donald trump sees a troubled nation that needs to be rescued. >> our convention occurs at a moment of crisis for our nation. the attacks on our police and the terrorism of our cities threaten our very way of life. any politician who does not grasp this danger is not fit to lead our country. >> hillary clinton's america was to use a word perhaps more regan-eske. >> a country

of course this is a diversion being pushed out of the campaign. >> so would or should julian assangeow definitively if these e-mails came from russia? >> well, whether or not he should know, that is a matter of some opinion. if you're trafficking in stolen property in order to release information that you think is in public interest, you should know where you received is the stolen property. that is an item in the public interest. at the very least, even if you have to protect your source, shoe know who that source is. that is sound journalistic practice. at the same time, julian assange and wikileaks june 15th, they actually did disclose a major source. on twitter they tweeted that someone had just published a website blog with some of these particular documents and tweeted he says he is going to donate 200 pages via our platform. now i have asked about this on twitter. i said yes or no, please tell me, did you undertake any steps to make sure this individual who you are now excitedly touting as a potential source was not working on behalf of any foreign state or power. it's a simpl

. >> i spoke to the notorious megaupload, who last year told me cryptically that julian assange wouldclinton's widths -- clinton's worst enemy this year. kim: i would have to say it is julian. fori'm aware of roadblocks her. emily: using julian assange is going to be the worst nightmare for hillary clinton? kim: he has access to information. information? kim: i don't know the specifics. emily: he doesn't think wikileaks is behind the hack, but he thinks there is more to come. deleted overry 3000 e-mails. i suspect those deleted e-mails , and i'm convinced wikileaks has been deleted clinton e-mails and more. what is your reaction to that? chris: i think it is fair to assume more will come out. i think what secretary clinton has going for her is she has generally held under the micros -- she is generally held under the microscope all the time. emily: david? : she is clearly -- she ishat she is clearly reeling from each successive revelation. be now operating as if everything we do in e-mail is a potential open book? is that how bad it is? is pretty bad. we encourage our clients to inves

last year he said he thought julian assange would be hillary clinton's worst nightmare. what he had to say. >> i would have to say it is probably more julian. i am aware of some of the things that are going to be roadblocks. emily: you are saying that julian assange will be her worst nightmare? how so? >> he has access to information. emily: what information? >> i don't know the specifics. emily: i did message with kim today. he doesn't think that wikileaks is behind the hack, but he does think that there is more to come. he said that hillary deleted over 33,000 emails. i suspect those deleted e-mails will reappear in the upcoming wikileaks releases, and i am convinced that wikileaks has the deleted clinton e-mails and more. what is your reaction to that? >> it is not hard to predict that trolling will occur. it is also fair to assume that more certainly will come out. i think what secretary clinton has going for her is that she is generally held under the microscope all the time. so i think to suggest that some new revelation will come out in email is probably far-fetche

but the person who actually distributed these e-mails is julian assange of wikileaks. mr.nge is a kind of permanent guest of the ecuadorian embassy in london. he has been in hiding, basically. he's been dodging swedish courts demand that he show up to answer questions about a sexual abuse charge. but that's not what's really important. what's important is that mr. assange threatened to release even more damaging information about the democrats and about hillary clinton. why? because he likes hillary clinton even less than vladimir putin does. mr. putin, who has this love affair with at least rhetorical with the republican nominee -- >> so you can get -- >> we don't know. we only know that the person who hacked or the agency that hacked the dnc is probably the russian military, but julian assange definitely distributed this information. now why? he has hated mrs. clinton ever since she accused him of violating and endangering american national security and has been seeking his indictment, which is another reason why he's hiding out in the embassy in london. she says that wi

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 suggests that democratic party leaders favored clinton in the primary race and tried to undermine bernie sanders. as for the source of the e-mails, assange says he won't tell. >> i think it is an interesting question, of course, who our sources are, as a source protection organization, there are many sources across the world of many types relied on to protect their right to communicate the truth to the public. that's what we are talking about here. >> reporter: assange said he has more documents on the clinton campaign but didn't give a time frame for releasing them. clinton's campaign manager said today quote, there's absolutely no evidence that the campaign has been breached. the 20,000 from the democratic national committee released led to ouster of chair debbie wasserman schultz. eric? >> all right, molly, thanks so much. >>> meanwhile, a prediction that should make hillary clinton feel better. sen

richard, what else did julian assange say about how they came into possession of these?he was very secretive, i would say, about the source, it is understandable, a group called wikileaks, the whole idea of having a source that leak s docume documents, you protect those who supply you with information. he did say the allegations these came from russia. we have spoken with several security experts who say they have no doubt that the e-mails were stolen by russian government agents and then given over to wikileaks. mr. assange said there's some confusion about that and said they're talking about an older batch of e-mails and no particular evidence these e-mails leaked right now were taken by the russian security agents. then, in the course of our discussion, he said, look, the democratic national committee's servers and democratic party's e-mails in general are so transparent and said the republicans were as well, russian agencies and others can effectively help themselves at will. and have been helping themselves at will and suggested just because the russians have taken

julian assange said we have more. we have more that relates to the private server. >> the private server. >> i mean, if she wasn't -- >> they say wasn't hacked, by the way. >> they claim wasn't hacked and now -- they claim it wasn't h k hacked and if there's more e-ma e-mails, we found a number of them, state department, justice department, fbi found others. if there were other things they deleted and deleted because they were problematic, and he has them, they could -- he could blow up the campaign. >> all right. we are going to continue this conversation. also, talk about this "60 minutes" interview of clinton and kaine after this. dwas. . . . . . . . they brought this on themselves. now it's war, and i want them dead! the fleas and ticks? their whole gang. we can do that. only bravecto kills fleas & ticks for up to 12 weeks with one tasty chew. starts killing fleas in two hours and kills nearly 100% in under twelve. and it's fda approved. bravecto is for dogs 6 months of age or older. don't worry, princess, we'll s

julian assange said we have more.e that relates to the private server. >> the private server. >> i mean if she wasn't -- >> they say wasn't hacked by the way. >> they claim wasn't hacked and now -- they claim it wasn't hack hacked and if there's more e e-mail e-mails, we found a number of them state department justice department fbi found others. if there were other things they deleted and deleted because they were problematic, and he has them they could -- he could blow up the campaign. >> all right. we are going to continue this conversation. also talk about this "60 minutes" interview of clinton and kaine after this. ♪ and these are the lungs. (boy) sorry. (dad) don't worry about it. (vo) at our house, we need things that are built to last. that's why we got a subaru. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ♪ ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> i look at his record his civil rights record his education

julian assange currently facing extradition to sweden.et me start with the wikileaks core mission in the service that you have wanted it to perform to speak truth to power, are you concerned if foreign government uses your entity that you have now seen wikileaks get weaponized? >> well, james clapper on friday, the head of u.s. intelligence said there's been a lot of hyper ventilation in the press and it was impossible even to ascribe motive at this stage let alone who it is is the exact quote. we don't know enough to ascribe motivate regardless. the hyper ventilation comes from james clapper. that's where we're starting with u.s. intelligence. i think it's extremely interesting, however, that the clinton campaign in order to divert attention from proof that we published that the sanders campaign was within the entity, not simply comments within the dnc but chain of command issuing orders to push around without attribution fake stories showing that sanders supporters were violent amongst others, that is pushed for the public and response,

julian assange has promised twice now more will be coming.e specified in an an interview with an australian network it would touch on the clinton foundation and things that the clinton administration were doing with respect to her private server. i think that we can expect more. there was a democratic strategist that was interviewed today in one paper -- i can't remember which one -- who said he looked immediately for his name in what's already been put out. he corresponded quite a bit with dnc staffers, didn't find his name and thought that means there's a lot more that hasn't been released. >> panel, stand by as we watch the end of this roll call. we'll bring it to you live here on fox. as we go to break, as i mentioned before, the home of facebook at this convention. >>> find a facebook spot at the democratic national convention. crystal patterson is here. >> hi. so glad to have you. >> little different than the gop convention inside. >> yes. air conditioning is wonderful. >> especially in the heat. let's see what you have here. >> sure. >

and you want to remember, just back about a month ago, the head of wikileaks, julian assange promisedt there would be more clinton emails. let's listen. >> >> we have upcoming leaks in revelation to hillary clinton which is great. we had a very big. >> some of the ones that have not yet come in public domain you plan to put out. >> we have emails of hillary clinton which are pending publication, that is correct. >> at this point cyber security experts say they are not seeing any forensic evidence that leaks julian assange of wikileaks to the new release of the dnc emails with you it's really hard to tell at this point, greta, because often these hackers use ways to mask their true identity, greta. >> catherine, why democrats and not the republicans? i don't understand. this you think they would go after both of them. >> that's an excellent question. the cyber security expert we spoke to late this evening, who used to run cyber security for the defense intelligence agency, military intelligence said that it's highly likely that religious russia and china are also in the rnc servers but

could be an october surprise, that some of those e-mails could be leaked to wikileaks and then as julian assange has said that they have great e-mails that they are holding back that that could be sprung on the american people if october? >> certainly that is possible. and if i were hillary clinton, i'd be worried about it. but let's be clear. just to come to the dnc hack and there may be others here, as well, were the rnc computers hacked, were they hacked by the smart intelligence services who don't leave the fingerprint rather than the dumb ones? this is not a matter of computer forensics. i think it's a matter of counterintelligence. this sometimes is called a false flag operation where somebody goes in, covers up evidence that would point in their direction but deliberately leaves evidence out for someone to find in the direction of someone else. i'd like to know the answer why they were smart enough to cover their tracks if they went after hillary's computer, but not the case of the dnc. there are a lot of questions at the public level that are title will unanswered. >> but a lot of analys

so look, when julian assange says there's more to come, i take him seriously.n i talked about this on radio and was crediting, if that's the right word, the russians with this hack, wikileaks tweeted at me and said, give credit where credit is due. we have been on this for ten years. so they have a proprietary interest in this sort of thing and i believe there's more to come. >> so politics aside of this, as we're talking about security and we have been talking about security for the last several years. but it's always been about airports, it's always been about the safety of soft targets. now we're talking about computer, something we all use on a daily basis. shouldn't people be more concerned with the fact that there is a foreign entity hacking into our systems? than maybe the political ramifications of it? or is it all just lumped as one? >> i think it's a wake-up call for all of us and also a wake-up call in terms of our vulnerability. it's interesting, richard clark who is a national security adviser served republican and democratic administrations. this

it has been 10 years since julian assange founded wikileaks.vernments has never been more divisive. criticizedden wikileaks for releasing information it receives in raw form. he tweeted it has never been more vital and wikileaks has ir hostility to cure ration is a mistake. guest: our conversation with marissa mayer after her deal with verizon. onspeak with sheryl sandberg the company's blockbuster quarter. still ahead. -- a walkthe desert in the desert. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: many of america's top rocketeer's work in the middle of the mojave desert. ashley travels to the landscape to speak with richard branson and discover how close virgin galactic has come to commercializing space travel for tourists. >> they are testing rockets and then there is testing rockets. you need to test a lot. the focus -- >> many of america's top here inrs work mohave. this is where the big kids play with fire. to offer tourists a chance at space. george was a nasa veteran and serves as the ceo of virgin galactic. a test area. >> nature does not like what we'r

emily: you are saying that julian assange will be her worst letter?-- her worst nightmare? how so? >> he has access to information. emily: what information? >> i don't know the specifics. emily: i did message with kim today. he doesn't think that wikileaks is behind the hack, but he does think that there is more to come. he said that hillary deleted over 33,000 emails. i suspect they will reappear and i am convinced that wikileaks has the -- has the deleted clinton e-mails and more. what is your reaction? >> it is not hard to predict that trolling will occur. it is also fair to assume that more will come out. what secretary clinton has going that she is generally held under the microscope all the time. to suggest a new revelation will come out in email is probably far-fetched. >> i would not go that far. i think that she is clearly really from each successive revelation and i don't think you can say it could not get worse. but i wanted to ask before, shouldn't we be operating as if essentially everything we do is a potential open book? is that how bad

we know that julian assange on purpose said that he wanted to damage hillary clinton.ly timed the release of these e-mails right before the convention. carol: why did he want to do that? >> it is not clear. he seems to have a personal grudge against clinton specifically. she was secretary of state when wikileaks was putting out internal documents from the u.s. government and he is still hold up in the ecuadorian embassy in london. maybe that has something to do with it. carol: and these conventions when these political campaigns go on there is so much physical security at these events but what about cyber security? is this not high on the list? >> not only can imagine that it shouldn't be. we know the donald trump does not like to use e-mail and his campaign is very small. it's possible that it is only by luck that they have not been exposed to this. david: a photo essay takes us behind the scenes of the democratic national convention in philadelphia. >> the thing that comes across to me is this debate that we saw on monday about the future of bernie sanders and hillar

lou: more emails from julian assange group. wikileaks. the dnc. that's another controversy.he trending -- >> it's like triage. the game operation, there are so many [bleep]ers and scandals for her. they have fingers in all of them. they sort of become scandals and you blow it off. thank you, lou. lou: oscar nominated director and actor lee daniels. he's known for his movies like "the butler," and "precious." he's executive producer of the fox series "empire." let's listen in. >> i'm here because the next president of the united states invited me. i was the -- i wonder if hillary really knew who i was. not just the work i do in entertainment, but who i really am. who is lee daniels? does she know that my sister is under house arrest? does she know that my brother is in jail? does she know that my nephew is in jail? that my cousins are in and out of jail. that my father was a police officer, shot and murdered right here in philadelphia when i was 15. does she even know that i have en to jail? that's the america i know. and still i rise. [cheers and applause] it hit me like a b

it has been 10 years since julian assange founded wikileaks. decade, the web site has gone on to become the for d's most powerful home leaked government information. as we have been discussing it is controversial mission to open governments has never been more divisive. dnc hack.point, this edward snowden criticized wikileaks for releasing information it receives in raw form. he tweeted democratizing information has never been more vital and wikileaks has helped but their hostility to cure ration is a mistake. we will bring you all our best interviews from the week, her $4.8 eyer, after billion deal with verizon and sandberg on the blockbuster quarter. this weekend on bloomberg television. ahead, a walk in the the testing ground mojave. this is bloomberg. Â emily: many of america's top rocketeer's work in the middle of the mojave desert. in this week's edition of hello world, ashley travels to the landscape to speak with richard branson and discover how close virgin galactic has come to commercializing space travel for tourists. >> out here in

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we should mention you're going to be talking to julian assange. >> i am. >> thanks for your time and at 10:00 this morning. >>> america elects its next president, 100 days from now. both the trump and clinton campaign manager also join chuck to analyze the race. be sure to tune in to "meet the press" here on nbc 10. >>> excited athletes and proud families. >> absolutely right. but one delaware county father becomes a reality for his son. next, how a chance encounter could help one dad get to rio to watch his son compete. >>> plus, we're keeping an eye that is causing a major slow down near belmont avenue. we'll have much more coming up on the other side of the break. >>> we have an accident that may be due to the rain that passed through. this is a live look at 76 at the belmont. the accident has cleared in those eastbound lanes within the past couple of minutes. it appears the car spun out and crashed. we can also see a large puddle that is there on the right-hand side. be careful if you plan on heading out this morning, because you know, we are expecting more rain today. >> that's

committee was supporting clinton secretly hurting bernie sanders, i'll talk with wikileaks founder julian assange about the timing of this release. >>> this weekend a new accuser is coming forward raising bigger questions about the corporate culture that

it was founded by julian assange years ago. it is a hub for documents that have made headlines for years. the site claims it is an outlet for journalists and whistle-blowers. members of the clinton team point to russian hackers, something wikileaks is staunching denying. let's talk the e-mails. first we flagged dates back to april, the head of the june california primary. dnc staffers were talking about sanders, who was voicing concern for the democratic nomination process had been unfair to him. he was pointing to the debate schedule as one example. debbie wasserman shultz responded at the time writing, spoken like someone who's never been a member of the democratic party and has no understanding of what we do. all right. fast forward to may. remember the back and forth between the dnc and the sanders camp over the nevada democratic party convention. you remember this video. there was a complaint filed against the campaign after supporters grew angry about rules they perceived to be bias. debbie wasserman shultz responded sayi

>> julian assange told a network in june he would release more e-mails before the election and also claimedhave deleted records from her unsecured personal server about clinton foundation that were not handed over to the state department. >> we have upcoming leaks in relation to hillary clinton, which is great. we had a very good year. >> some of those not in public domain you plan to put out? >> we have e-mails related to hillary clinton which are pending publication, that's correct. >> reporter: and these documents, shows which e-mails are withheld under freedom of information act, fox news reported in february 22 top secret e-mails were circulated among clinton and her senior aides, including jake sullivan there on the left, now a campaign adviser, and her personal attorney cheryl mills. this is information so damaging to national security it cannot be released under any circumstances. bottom line, this breach of the dnc and what wikileaks has, my contacts say they believe there's been a coordinated effort by these groups to release the e-mails in a strategic way in terms of timing, shep

kennedy: are you worried that julian assange has her deleted emails?orried about her deleted emails. i'm not worried about anything, hillary clinton has right to privacy. kennedy: no matter what happens. you are a fire work, katy perry sound checking right now at wells fargo at dnc. let's check it out. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady, to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and try new glucerna hunger smart to help you feel full. 80% of recurrent ischemic, strokes could be prevented. and i'm doing all i can to help prevent another one. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. harris: more "outnumbered" in just a moment. first let's go to jon scott back in new york. we'll see you soon. second hour of "happening now." >> looking forward to that, harris. in the next hour, the hug heard round the world. barack obama passing the torch last night or as he called it the baton. will voters respond? can hillary clinto

continues to do damage control after the released of hacked dnc e-mails by wikileaks, whose founder julian assangeaid in a recently surfaced interview, he is trying to cost hillary the election, because she pushed for his indictment when wikileaks published classified cables and her libya policy started a chain reaction that ultimately created isis. so sandwiched between speeches, her team is playing defense on multiple fronts. bret? >> peter, thank you. >>> hillary clinton on abortion. she says religious beliefs against abortion have to be changed. we'll look into that when we come back. but first, a look down at the floor and the speech of reverend jesse jackson. we'll listen in as we head to break. >> with trayvon martin and michael brown and far too many others, the shootings of young black men must stop. we deeply regret the killing of police officers -- >>> a look at the wells fargo center here in philadelphia. inside, night three. in international news, a suicide bomber detonated a truck filled with explosives in northern syria. at least 44 people were killed. isis is claiming responsibilit

>> well, you know that julian assange has a long-standing beef with the administration. they're doing it for a specific political purpose. >> wikileaks says they say they made the decision on when to publish. >> what i can tell you is i can see how the democrats will frame this discussion. which is -- wait, wait. >> which is it? >> okay. >> is he the manchurian candidate or is it merely an intolerable hack of the political system? answer the question. >> can we all just chill on this until we get evidence? >> there is more coming. >> i would like to see what it is. >> this has to be reported and enterprised until we get the connected dots. we have intelligence saying it was their hack, they have the intelligence and decide when to release portions of it. they can drop this like time capsules, in the next few months. so tomorrow and tonight -- president obama is going to do that tomorrow night. the husband is coming on tomorrow night. how big of a deal will they be. i refer to the president myself as reggie jackson, mr. october. he will be campaigning in this area a lot g