we have news and perspective tonight about julian assange, wikileaks founder. >> we might put out some teasers as early as the next week or the week after. >> reporter: for the clinton campaign, that ominous threat from julian assange to release more of her communications carries serious weight. it was wikileaks that embarrassed clinton and the party. the leak led to the resignation of chairman debbie wasserman schultz during convention week. assange suggested the new release will shine a light on clinton that the press refuses to. >> the american liberal press is falling over themselves to defend hillary clinton, are wrestling a demon that is going to put nooses around everyone's neck when he wins the election. >> reporter: what he may produce is anyone's guess. wikileaks philosophy of radical transparency -- >> it's so hard to justify, even if you think some of the material they're putting up is to the public benefit to have discussed. there's lots of stuff with little public benefit. >> reporter: critics suggest his threatened release may be part personal vendetta. while clinton was

you are the democrat on the panel, will this hurt hillary clinton or more bluster from julian assange. >> he loves to get attention. that's what his entire world revolves around, his ability to grab headlines, whether or not there is any smoking gun there it doesn't matter because it gets attention for him. thinthiss bemingike bengzi, storthat continues over and over again in conservative circles and hasn't had much effect on supporters of hillary clinton who support her and are unperturbed and unbothered by it. deirdre: >> i think i hear gianno trying to get in there. if he's got the goods, if you got the material, why not release it? why try to tease the world with the i got, this i got that, and i'll release it slowly? >> in the words of hillary clinton during the benghazi committee, what difference does it make whether he's teasing it out or disseminating the information if it's the russians or not. this is information which coe at fact because the fbi director indicted her -- >> gianno, it proves what we think it says why, not release it now, get it out there? >> i'm thinking he'

plus, all of that and we speak with wikileaks founder, julian assange. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> and welcome to "hannity" tonight with just nine weeks to go before the general election, donald trump is surging in new national polls in a cnn/orc poll out today, trump is leading 45%-43%, and according to the same poll, trump has a commanding lead among independent voters, topping clinton 49% to 29%, a four-way race, and the latest fox news race shows clinton and trump in a dead heat, and a four candidate contest with clinton's small lead within the margin of error or. when it comes to key swing states, a routers poll shows trump leading or in a way in iowa, beating clinton 44%-41%. trump and clinton are tied in maine, 42%. it's a very close race going on in michigan. donald trump is leading 42%-41%. in new hampshire, 45%-pr44%, an ohio, trump is up 46%-43%. wisconsin is all tied up at 38%, and with the polls now showing this race tightening, donald trump is campaigning very hard. by the way, if anyone's not low energy, it's not hillary cl

we have news and perspective tonight about julian assange, wikileaks founder. >> we might put out some teasers as early as the next week or the week after. >> reporter: for the clinton campaign, that ominous threat from julian assange to release more of her communications carries serious weight. it was wikileaks that embarrassed clinton and the party. the leak led to the resignation of chairman debbie wasserman schultz during convention week. assange suggested the new release will shine a light on clinton that the press refuses to. >> the american liberal press is falling over themselves to defend hillary clinton, are wrestling a demon that is going to put nooses around everyone's neck when he wins the election. >> reporter: what he may produce is anyone's guess. wikileaks philosophy of radical transparency -- >> it's so hard to justify, even if you think some of the material they're putting up is to the public benefit to have discussed. there's lots of stuff with little public benefit. >> reporter: critics suggest his threatened release may be part personal vendetta. while clinton was

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gorka, thank you. >>> coming up, part two, my interview with wikileaks founder julian assange.evealed he may release more documents pertaining to hillary clinton as early as next week. i asked how significant that material is. he'll give us that answer next. >>> later, more reaction to tonight's commander in chief forum. we'll check in with a.j. delgado, lisa boothe as we continue here on "hannity". afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon... then quickly fell back to earth landing on the roof of a dutch colonial. luckily geico recently helped the residents with homeowners insurance. they were able to get the roof repaired like new. they later sold the cow because they had all become lactose intolerant. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. >> test test. >> test test. >> test test >>> welcome back to "hann

martha: that was julian assange with harsh words for hillary clinton.about that, plus the new information the wikileaks founder is promising to reveal. >>> could donald trump have an opening in the path for victory? one group of voters that may help the republican nominee at this point, and how both candidates are getting ready for these upcoming debates. >> there will be a lot different. there will be two candidate on the stage. >> we start off with 17 and in the end we had a few left so not that much different. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... those are sacrifices? seconds can mean the differ

. >>> julian assange, you can't avoid what he does is news. he went on with sean hannity last night. he's been following what's been going on here from the ecuadorian embassy in brittain where he's hold up. >> very exclusive. >> he got on with us. he said, listen, i've been watching this testimony and what's just come out. there is no way that hillary clinton does not know about classification symbols. list listenen. >> everything she said she knows what in brackets it stands for. everyone knows it stands for classified confidential. in fact, we have already released thousands of cables by hillary clinton. here she is. clinton with a c in brackets right there. thousands of these where she herself you can see in brackets and signed it off and more than 22,000 times that she has received cables from others with the c in brackets. so it's absolutely incredible for her to lie. she is lying about us knowing what that is. >> she said she thought it was numbering the paragraphs, cb3 but there was no a and b or d. >> how long has she been in governmen

>> you trust julian assange? >> i don't trust him at all.n he says he has stuff and he's going to leak it. >> some isn't as earth shattering as he claims ever. >> sometimes the october surprise doesn't even hurt the person they're going after. >> no, that could be the surprise part. it doesn't hurt who it is supposed to. i would think it's julian assange, but i want to come up with my own answer. i went with i think they'll try to do something with the clinton foundation like shutter it or half shutter it, the clinton global initiative is this big liberal lovefest where they show up weeping about the environment and hugging rainbows and unicorns run through the streets that happens in september, 19th through the 21st here in new york. it's crazy. so they're having their big meeting.at in conjunction with they're going to say something about we're going to mothball part of the foundation. they already said they're going to leave chelsea in charge which showed kind of how tone deaf they are and they love hobnobodying with rich people and linin

the web site's founder julian assange, claimed in an interview with the newshour last month, that it's done in the public interest. >> and that performs an ongoing role leading to great works in investigative journalism,ea successful court cases, civil, litigation, criminal process, and, of course, also contributes to public understanding during >> woodruff: meanwhile, "politico" reports hackers are also targeting state democratic officials. r and congressman michael mccaul, chair of the house homeland h security committee, says republican operatives have been hacked as well.om still, in washington yesterday, the president's homeland security advisor, lisa monaco, played down any threat to the integrity of the election. but added: >> but the efforts of malicious actors to intrude upon voter-ou registration databases and other elements of our critical infrastructure, as well as our voting infrastructure, is of concern. >> woodruff: the white house says if there is a response to the hacking, it may not be announced in advance, or ever. for a deeper look at the actors and the politics beh

wiki-leaks founder julian assange says he's ready to serve prison time in the united states -- but under certain circumstances. wiki-leaks tweeted that assange wants president obama to grant chelsea manning army intelligence analyst serving a 35-year prison sentence.she was convicted three years ago of handing out a massive amount of classified material to wikileaks.assange has been living at the ecuadorian embassy in london for the past four years. it's and right now in it's de. degrees.after the break..the life-changing gift one texas teen is still getting used to. to.in your cbs 2 weather first main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the next hoursa&- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- a bit of fog in the area this morninga&-temperatures around the areaa&- taking a look at regional temperatures we see highs are mild all around iowa - the regional satellite/radar is keeping conditions quiet - let's move ahead in time by taking a look at the midwest surface mapa&- moving into a 'predictor' forecast we see mainly quiet conditions - today's forecast f

an appeals court upheld the detention order for julian assange. julian assange is wanted by prosecutors in a rape investigation. he is concerned that if he goes to sweden he will be turned over to the u.s. for publishing secret diplomatic cables. his lawyer is now appealing to sweden's supreme court. global news 24 hours per day howard by 2600 journalists and analysts and more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. week contains a string of fed comments and economic data released ahead of next week's meeting he at with all this talk about will they won't they in september or december, what should we be focused on? >> we should be focusing on the path of interest rate. it will be very shallow. where are we going to end up? where's the terminal rate? that is going to be well below historical averages. finally, our other policy instruments going to be helping? that is going to determine where equity markets, the bond markets, and currency markets end up. >> he oversees 1.7 trillion dollars total. i think the home it is not alone in his fatigue. but t

developing this morning: a swedish appeals court is upholding a detei founder julian assange... who's wanted in a rape investigation dating back to 2010. assange has been holed up at the ecuadorian embassy in london for the past four years... but now... an ecuadorian prosecutor will question assange next month on october 17. assange claims that if he walked out, he would eventually be sent to the u-s to face charges for publishing government secrets... provided by chelsea manning. manning is currently serving a 35 year prison sentence for handing out a turning to your other latest headlines: a u-s official tells c-n-n the department of justice issued subpoenas to wells fargo... over fake accounts opened by employees. the news comes just days after the bank was hit with a 185 million dollar fine for creating more than two million fake accounts. wells fargo says it fired 53-hundred people for improper sales tactics. employees claim they experienced relentless pressure and unrealistic sales targt will lead to charges - and wells fargo is not commenting. wells fargo c-e-o john stump

meghan: julian assange on sean hannity last night. he made the point, this is fascinating, i don't know why it making more news, she herself use the "c" in the emails. she is lying or the concussion made her brain melt. >> when you create that level of classified information you better know there is system in place. there is in place. julian assange's point we're going to see more proof of that in the coming weeks, if not from the wikileaks trove, then from the emails going to be released by the state department. harris: it was interesting, the narrative that her husband put out that the "c" stood for phone calls coming in, we haven't heard again. i'm sure this will continue on. as we're talking about now, there could be more trouble for hillary clinton with regard to those emails. the new calls now for another investigation into whether she was involved in deleting thousands of her messages andmbr why. that is mylly, question.t by stay close. who's with me? i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. ♪ ♪ one, two, - wait, wait. wait - where's ti

julian assange said before the debate he will release more stuff about hillary clinton.hink that's the biggest story. it is not the inside beltway of who said what. so far no stunning surprises. even at the dnc. confirmations of things we might have suspected. >> we have an expert with us. you know more than either of us. do you think it will be a real water fall? from the e-mail chain? >> look. i don't see how there couldn't be. you have julian assange. the russian hackers. you have all these people promising to deliver more. they're not bluffing. and i think that even powell powell is saying the hackers have a lot more suggests he is nervous about what will come out. my colleagues at buzz feed are still sifting through e-mails that d.c. leaks is providing now. there could bel many more. i think both campaigns need to be ready. >> thank you for coming. >> up next, donald trump visited flint, michigan today. we'll talk to flint's mayor about trump's trip, next. what if a company that didn't make cars made plastics that make them lighter? the lubricants that improved fuel

wiki-leaks founder julian assange says he's ready to serve prison time in the u-s.. but only ?if? president obama grants clemency to chelsea manning. manning is a former army intelligence analyst serving a 35-year prison sentence. she was convicted material to wikileaks. assange is currently facing sexual assault charges in sweden where an appeals court just upheld his detention order. there's a new head librarian in charge of the library of congress. carla hayden was recently sworn in as librarian of congress in washington. she's the 14th person to hold the position, the first african-american and the first woman. hayden recently served as c-e-o of a library in baltimore. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the bidding war is on for the milwaukee bucks' d-league team... we'll tell you which cities are in the running.plus.. good luck.. why you may have trouble getting the new i-phone today if you for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. quinten rollins got picked on in jacksonville. now the cornerback, looks to bounce back, for the pack...i'm stone cold rhymin'...in min

swedish court of appeals has decided to uphold an arrest warrant in europe for wikileaks founder julian assange. the 45-year old faces extradition to sweden on sexual assault allegations. assange has been holed up at the ecuadorian embassy in london since 2012. crimes involving children from a special friend. 2-year old rocky is a certified therapy dog. it's part of a dog rescue program that began in central florida.. and training them to help put children at ease. "i previously did investigations without rocky and it was very difficult to sit with a 5-year-old, a 6-year- old, a 7-year-old, because they're looking at us as adults, they don't know us, they don't know who we are, and for them to tell their horrific story to us has got to be very stressful." rocky sits with the victims thro detectives.. and when they meet with attorneys. it's a race against time to rescue a group of manitees stranded in florida. plus.. the heartwarming story behind these wedding pictures.. that are going viral. woman: here in nevada, those were the worst days of our lives, and congressman heck called it "a blip."

and a setback for julian assange, a court in sweden upholds its arrest warrant for the wikileaks founder. assault,used of sexual a charge he is denying. time for a check of the top business news stories. good evening to you. let's start with some news from the the u.s. authorities are slapping a hefty fine on germany's biggest bank. >> we didn't know the size of the scope. fine, and this is linked to the investigation to the two thousand eight financial crisis over mortgage backed securities, which played a significant role in the collapse. banks have allegedly misled investors. nost part, deutsche said intent to settle -- largest one of the fines put forward by american authorities since 2008 financial crisis. and deutsche bank has no intention of paying it. the bank has been offered the chance to summit a counter proposal to reduce the $14 billion bill, but it is not yet clear how much it will take to get the ball rolling. >> on one hand jpmorgan has to pay 60 billion u.s. dollars in such a case, and goldman had to pay only 3.5 billion u.s. dollars. we think 14 billion would have to be

the swedish court of appeals has decided to maintain an arrest warrant for wikileaks founder julian assange. he faces extradition to sweden over sexual assault allegations -- and has been holed up at the ecuadorian but assange says he's ready to serve prison tim in the u-s -- only if president obama grants clemency to chelsea manning. she was convicted three years ago -- as bradley manning -- of handing out a massive amount of classified material to wikileaks. a traffic tracker alert for you right now... lanes on northbound i-43 are closed at good hope road after an accident. this happened just a few minutes ago -- and is causing major backups. happened -- but you can see traffic is moving very slowly.... so if you're heading that way -- you'll want to find an alternate route. again this is northbound i-43 at good hope road. toss to weather weather scattered shower chances will continue through the evening - a few rumbles of thunder still possible. although we may see some lingering showers into tomorrow overall, the weekend is looking partly cloudy with highs in the upper 70s saturday and

. >> julian assange says he has thousands of documents pertaining to hillary clinton, and he believes the documents will have a significant impact on the election. hillary clinton has gathered at the campaign headquarters, and last night elected officials, supporters and volunteers discussed how to get involved in the campaign. this is serving as the hub for  the organized activity in san francisco, they plan on hosting meetings and phone banks at the office. she will be in san francisco monday for another fundraiser. >>> 4:17 am.>>> how are we looking out there? >> looking pretty good. it seems like tuesday, but it is wednesday. this is a weird week in a good way for people, and the gilroy to san jose commute looking pretty good. there was roadwork going on on highway 101, but not causing a significant delay, traffic moving along nicely into the main part of the valley. i know we had this fall pattern what does -- with us, so we don't get a lot of breaks. let's go to highway 24 westbound, driving to the tunnel looking pretty good with no major issues. checking on the bay bridge, tra

i mean there is the julian assange wildcard that's out there. there is the debate.e'll talk about that coming up later. that is a huge wildcard. normally we think we know what we'll see from candidates here. we don't have any idea. the outrage over the foundation is really building to a crescendo when you see "new york times" come out do an op-ed saying that the democratic candidate is in the wrong on this one. you see more and more people coming over to the side, i wouldn't be surprised if we see a leading democrat at some point say, you know what? you're on the wrong side of this. you need to mothball the foundation. harris: is it too late to do that though? will that thwart the ability for the american people to learn what really went on there? sandra: don't forget, gop chairman, reince priebus said he believed trump would be leading hillary clinton nationally by labor day or shortly after. we're at that point they're not there. so, how much of a strategy shift or how much do they have to relook at their campaign, we are not where we were supposed to be or though

meanwhile wikileaks julian assange indicated his organization will release a number of hillary clinton's email notice coming weeks. secrecy organization famous for releasing secret information and threatening to release a bombshell as the election approaches. thanks for being with us. >> "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> i think if there is any election to be learned over the top hateful speech brings a really interested, angry audience. >> donald trump gaining some momentum, the democrats are falling back on the hateful speech man trap. talking points wil -- mantra. >> have you heard about the latest on hillary clinton emails? probably not? they put it out the friday before labor day. >> now committed liberals like stephen colbert taking a skeptical look at the fbi's treatment of hillary clinton. we will tell you all about that. also ahead miller on the obama-putin death stare. and martha maccallum move in san francisco to take george washington's name off a high school. >> long live george washington. president of the united states. >> >> caution, you are about to enter the no s

. >>> swedish prosecutors waiting to talk to julian assange about a rape case six years ago. prosecutors say ecuadorian diplomats approved their question. but they didn't give a specific day for the interview to happen. >>> today marks the start of the paralympic games in rio. >> in moscow, another c in the rio tournament. >>> and a tribute to a local dog. >>> and the heat is still on for las vegas. a warming trend will continue for the rest of the week. we'll continue tracking post tropical storm newton. we sent him here to fix it. but congressman joe heck became part of the problem. wall street invested over a half-million dollars in congressman heck's campaigns, and heck supports their agenda -- privatizing social security, handing wall street billions in fees, but risking our retirement in the stock market, cutting benefits, putting wall street ahead of us. congressman heck -- what's wrong with washington. structures imploded. dozens of people gathered near the power station about 90 ways away from london. you can see the moments it started. we're pros here in las vegas,

julian assange is wanted by prosecutors in sweden in a rape investigation. he has been residing at the ecuadorian embassy in london to avoid extradition for the past four years. in italy, a funeral has been held for a woman who committed suicide after she was featured in an online sex tape. the 31-year-old fought to have the viral video removed after sending it to a group of friends, and it ended up online. her body was found on tuesday. sports news now, and in the bundesliga, the team qualified for the champions league last season, but after a good to the new campaign, back-to-back defeats are threatening to bring the mood down. >> they have a lot of work to do . they are at a low and after they were hammered 4-0 following defeat of freiburg last weekend. >> we have to show some kind of reaction. after two defeats, maybe we can start again. >> they could not have asked for better opponents. >> they will work hard and try to get in our faces. we have to overcome that and deal with it. >> when coach is facing heavy criticism. to make matters worse, the only g

lou: wikileaks founder julian assange accusing hillary clinton of lying when she told the f.b.i.classified markings on her email means. he says every one rsh in government knows it and for classified confidential. he promises there will be a september surprise of damaging clinton emails. >> it will be reasonably soon. we might put out some teasers. i don't want to prop is anything because we have to see how the formatting goes. but we could put out teasers next week or the week after. matt schlapp, and tammy bruce, that's the next week or two, tammy. teases from assange. is hoik -- well, i know one thing. nancy pelosi thinks the republicans shouldn't be using any of that material, what do you think? >> of course not. the fact that she is afraid of it means it' important stuff. wikileaks, they deliver, they don't make things up. they are careful to when they say what they have and when they will deliver what they have. we have seen they have delivered some important things. this comment from him is an indication -- lou: do you think he will back it up? >> he will. and the clinton

meanwhile wikileaks julian assange indicated his organization will release a number of hillary clinton'se coming weeks. secrecy organization famous for releasing secret information and threatening to release >>> welcome to "red eye." hello, every. oil tom shillue. let's check in with andy levey at the "red eye" tease deck. andy? >> thanks, tom. during an over seas town hall president obama suggests americans are kind of laidsy. write impeachment joke here. plus did saving the planet a tree? and a man robbed a bank because he would rather go to jail than spend another minute with his wife. there is no truth to the fact that that's how i feel about my work wife, tom shillue. honey? >> wow, thanks. plug her book

tmj4 breaking news this morning...julian assange's arrest warrant that was issued because of a rape accusation will not be dropped. a swedish court of appeals just made that ruling about an hour ago. assange is the founder of the wikileaks website -- and he says if he's extradited to he'll end up being sent to the u-s because of all of the secret documents wikileaks has dumped.swedish authorities began investigating assange after two women accused him of sexual assault and rape. some of those charges have been dropped.assange denies all of the allegations. so what happens now -- well assange -- who is australian -- is in equadorian embassy in london -- but authorities there will question him on sweden's behalf.swedish are not working with the u-s government on this. wisconsin assembly democrats are calling for an investigation into allegations of criminal misconduct in scott walker's recall campaign... raised in report by the guardian.republican lawmakers have asked attorney general brad schimel to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate who leaked the documents. schimel has not said what

prosecutors in sweden say they are waiting for a day to interview wikileaks founder julian assange.anted for questioning over a rape in sweden. ecuador has given the go-ahead for an interview but has not said when. he is concerned you will be extradited to the u.s. if he leaves the embassy. tiger woods is about to start his come back. one-time top player in the world will play in the safeway open in florida. he has undergone multiple operations on his back. i'm courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. stocks in europe. the fed will wait a little bit. emerging markets hitting the highest levels in 15 months. joining us now is matthew blease he. -- matthew beasley. i brought that chart up in my segment which shows the moving averages. that's quite exciting. now is theas said time to get into european stocks. they're going to outperform u.s. stocks as well. someave said you have sold of the most economic sensitive stocks that have been struggling for ideas in the region. does that make europe a no-no for the year? global investment is very easy to be cautious toward the u.s.. given how ear

." >> lou: wikileaks founder julian assange accusing hillary clinton of lying when she told the f.b.inow what the classified markings on her email means. he says every one rsh in government knows it and for classified confidential. he promises there will be a september surprise of damaging clinton emails. >> it will be reasonably soon. we might put out some teasers. i don't want to prop is anything because we have to see how the formatting goes. but we could put out teasers next week or the week after. matt schlapp, and tammy bruce, that's the next week or two, tammy. teases from assange. is hoik -- well, i know one thing. nancy pelosi thinks the republicans shouldn't be using any of that material, what do you think? >> of course not. the fact that she is afraid of it means it' important stuff. wikileaks, they deliver, they don't make things up. they are careful to when they say what they have and when they will deliver what they have. we have seen they have delivered some important things. this comment from him is an indication -- lou: do you think he will back it up? >> he will. and

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meanwhile wikileaks julian assange indicated his organization will release a number of hillary clinton's email notice coming weeks. secrecy organization famous for releasing secret information and threatening to release >>> welcome to "red eye." hello, every. oil tom shillue. let's check in with andy levey at the "red eye" tease deck. andy? >> thanks, tom. during an over seas town hall president obama suggests americans are kind of laidsy. write impeachment joke here. plus did saving the planet a tree? and a man robbed a bank because he would rather go to jail than spend another minute with his wife. there is no truth to the fact that that's how i feel about my work wife, tom shillue. honey? >> wow, thanks. plug her book now so she doesn't have to do it later. author of the new book "government gone wild" kristen tate. and he put together more columns than the roman, theater columnist ichael riedle. and he knows more about the constitution than the constitution knows about itself. free think media executive producer camille foster. and he hosts a tv show on brooklyn tv. that's why everyo

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. >>> wikileaks founder julian assange says he is ready to serve prison time in the u.s. but only if president obama grants clemen is i to chelsea who is serving a 35-year prison sentence. she was convicted of handing out massive amounts of classified materials to wikileaks. assange has been holed up in london for the past four years. he claims that if he walked out, he would be eventually sent to the u.s. to face charges for publishing government secrets. the justice department is not aware of any deals involving assange or manning. >>> 6:51. a mattress store that had a tacky 9/11 ad could open as soon as today. remember this ad? >> we'll never forget. >> people were so angry after that ad aired that miracle mattress in san antonio had to close its doors. the store owner has apologized. he said he hired new staff. it's not clear if he fired his daughter who made the ad, his ever forgive them, but one 9/11 widow already has. lisa patterson's husband worked on the fifth floor and heard about the death threats. she picks up the phone and called charese. >> at the beginning

smith said he plans to keep flying a the arrest warrant for accused rapist and wikileaks founder julian assange will stand. a swedish appeals court upheld the arrest warrant today.... rejecting assanges' request to have it lifted. he has managed to avoid extradition to sweden for the past four years by seeking shelter at the ecuadorian embassy in london. assange refuses to travel to sweden-- he fears extradition to the u-s over wikileaks' release of 500-thousand secret military files on the wars in afghanistan and iraq. around five-thousand migrants and refugees living at an asylum center in serbia say they are stuck there with no escape. these asylum seekers say conditions in the camp are deplorable, and whenever they try to leave they are chased back into the camp. last year-- nearly one million people passed through the countries in the balkan peninsula to cross to mainland europe. although it has since been closed, hundreds reportedly still try to enter illegally everyday. european leaders meet today, showing commitment to the informal summit in slovakia today, as they try to unite and move

i also believe that julian assange or some other wild card group is going to release documents, and atint down the road, we'll get a much better picture of the whole story, and this interview of mrs. clinton will be an institutional embarrassment for the fbi and certainly for mr. comey. deirdre: chris, when you talk about the cases getting her under oath, what is your timing? >> she will be under oath and we'll have to submit her declaration by the end of september. i believe it's september 29th or 26th, but the end of the months she'll be under oath to us in our litigation, and no one else has done that, ever, not even the fbi. deirdre: you're working hard, we appreciate it, chris farrell, for the time as well. thank you, sir? >> thank you. deirdre: 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick continues his protest kneeling on the sideline during the national anthem last night, even wearing socks showing pig cops during his warm-up. my panel with their reaction after this. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medi

nicole: meanwhile, wikileaks founder julian assange will release documents needed to hillary clintone first batch is reasonably soon. we are quite confident about it now. when i put out some teasers. i don't want to promise anything. we might put out some teasers as early as next week or the week after. nicole: earlier assange anticipated the documents would have a significant impact on the november election. lauren: iranian vessels from the revolutionary guards harass another u.s. navy ship in sunday in the central persian gulf. shot a nice seven iranian vessels, three of them came within 500 yards. firmware john bolton says it is a threat. >> this is dangerous and reckless on their part. if they ever did want to engage in hostilities, it's a propaganda exercise to say the least. this is a substantial piece of evidence that the hypothesis the obama administration pursued through the new labor deal is incorrect. the nuclear deal is not changing iran's broader international behavior and any material breach back. lauren: fox news was first to report the harassment as diebold since last

then there's the october surprise the bombshell document by julian assange from wikileaks. telling fox those documents could come any day now which would make for a september surprise by the clintons over the years absolutely hate surprises almost as much as they lost for power. now about those scurrilous politicians and the hacks and our liberal national media. brimming with mediocrities that passed so i reach back in time for one of my favorite observers of wife's absurdities and tonight from andy rooney from whom we have heard far too little. our quotation of the evening from andy rooney who said quote the only people who say worse things about all editions than reporters do our other politicians. and we kope them off. we are coming right back. stay with us. the countdown is well underway. president obama with 133 days remaining in office and he's on a global tour that has been downright embarrassing. >> i think it's very sad when you look at barack obama air force one in china and they don't want to put upstairs to get off the plane. he has to use the stairs of mechanic

in other news, an appeals court in sweden has upheld a detention order for wikileaks founder julian assange my prosecutors in a rape investigation. he has avoided extradition to sweden by staying at an embassy of ecuador in london since 2012. his concern is if he goes to sweden he will be turned over to the u.s. for publishing secret dramatic tables. the paris climate accord is being close that close to being formally adopted. up to 30 more nations are expected to join the agreement at the u.n. summit next week in new york according to the top u.s. climate negotiator. still, the country must be joined by countries that make up at least 55% of greenhouse gas emissions. the two biggest polluters, the u.s. and china, have signed on. global leaders attending the nonaligned movement in venezuela would be greeted by anti-government protesters. protesters of president nicolas maduro are cementing to take -- are vowing to take to the street. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. mark b.:

. >> julian assange who is hold up in an embassy abroad and facing criminal charges, he is promisingooks against hillary clinton before the election and said it would ensure her arrest. what do you think is going on there? >> he is playing in the devil's garden and has information that came from illicit information through the wikileaks regime and, also, if you recall it was a united states armed forces member that provided him that information. mrs. clinton needs to disavow and communicate about protecting information and the response of classified information for the united states national security. >> when it comes to protecting our systems, are we just stupidly vulnerable because we have not spent the time or the money to undertake protections? >> we have come a long way to be honest, and there are three fundamental domains, with the infrastructure with the pentagon act hacks we have got the extra mile with the domains and now we need a great public and private partnership to secure our other domains including the dnc and including our critical infrastructure so this is a long, l

swedish appeals court upheld the arrest warrant, rejecting his request to have it listed work -- julian assangeill not be dropped. today a swedish appeals court upheld the arrest warrant, rejecting his request to have it removed. he leaked so -- secret military files on afghanistan and iraq. >>> turning out to the presidential race, donald trump appearing on the tonight show last night talked about how he handles the ups and downs of poll results. >> do you pay attention to the polls. >> i love the polls but i don't pay attention if i am losing or lagging. i never mention it then. >> [ laughter ] >> he also let amy fallon mess up is here. on a more serious note, donald trump told the washington post he remains unwilling to say the president obama was born in the u.s. donald trump has repeatedly raised questions about where the president was born over the last five years. hillary clinton was quick to weigh in on that issue. >> you still wouldn't say to america that obama was born in the u.s. when will he stop this ugliness, this bigotry. >> hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail after bei

julian assange is wanted in connection with rape allegations from 2010.ge has been holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london since 2012. he says he's afraid swede issen will send him to the united states where he could be charged for publishing government documents. assange said last month he would led swedish investigators question him. >>> peru's ministry of culture says flames gutted the san sebastian church. as firefighters try to control those flames many works of art were lost. the church underwent a $1 is.5 million restoration in 2013. >>> the second typhoon to impact taiwan in less than a week continues to batter that island nation. our meteorologist derek van dam is here to tell us about it. >> george, it has been a difficult week in taiwan, specifically, the southern tip and northern tip of the island. we've had two different type typhoons in the span of 72 hours. take a look. we're taking you back three days. i just want to show you what typhoon meranti did to the southern tip of taiwan, roughly three days ago, is this just before it made la

and hillary clinton has a lot to worry about between now and election day from julian assange to citizensted to the list goes on and on of e-mails coming out. >> yet they both may have a lot to be nervous about. the survey also said 8 in 10 of those people have negative views of not just the republican nominee, but also the democratic nominee. and so makes you wonder if perhaps people just aren't going to turn out to vote this year. >> well, i certainly hope not. honestly, i don't think so. i think that we will see the la tee these population represent as they say in big numbers as least that's what we're seeing here in california. and i think millennials, as well who register as independents and also many of which are undecided. i don't think it will come down to popularity because quite frankly, it is through the polls show that both are very unpopular. >> let's talk about a major endorsement that came in from the dallas morning news. the first democrat paper has endorsed since world war ii. donald trump picked up an influential endorsement, we're talking about the conservative radio ho

at the end of you roger stone about his committees with julian this change is to julian assange speak with i can't comment on that spirit he is not about a complex of additional illegally hacked documents because if you asked them about those communications because i also can't comment on that because it's an ongoing investigation. i don't confirm whether there is or whether there is an investigation. >> director comey, the fbi acknowledged private and public statements and testimony that it was acknowledged it was a busy secretary clinton use of a private e-mail server and that was one of the investigation was still ongoing. now you can't comment on whether the investigation is there a different standard for secretary clinton and donald trump? if not, what is a consistent standard? >> our standard is we do not confirm or deny the existence of investigation. there's an exception for the. when there is a need for the public to be reassured when it's obvious commits apparent given our activities, public a key reason that investigation is ongoing but overwhelming rule is we do not commen

wikileaks leader julian assange says he'll release more material on hillary clinton before the electionin. widely believe that may happen in the days before the first of the debates. what. we don't know? have they bluffed before? have not. today national excuse leaders met to talk about the hacker threat, and the potential that russia could actually interfere in the upcoming election. catherine herridge is live in washington. it's one thing that they might be able to meddle at this stage. another entirely different thing i they can effect the out. >> they are suggesting that they could greatly undermine confidence in the system and the white house today seemed to dodge fox's questions about moscow, and whether president putin was supporting what amounts to a strategic intelligence gathering operation designed to undermine the november election. >> we're in unexplored territory here. and the president is quite interested in trying to establish international norms, rules of the reed, about what is appropriate and what is not, and also making a determination about what is an appropriate le

on one hand it does sound a lot like them, especially the connection with wiki leaks' founder julian assange who has always been close with the russians. on the other hand, it does show a kind of sophisticated knowledge of the american political system that the russians did not have before. before it was kind of head-to-head. it was putin to whomever was in the white house without any kind of understanding of how congress worked, how lobbies worked and interest groups worked. now it seems like they've figured it out and they're playing, if it was in fact them, which it seems like it is, looks like they're playing the kind of sophisticated game that they've played against france and britain in the leadup to brexit. in greece, in hungary and in various other eastern european countries in trying to splinter -- and in italy, trying to splinter the eu so it doesn't vote with the u.s. to sanction russia or to splinter it so that the west is not a monolith pressing on russia. >> it's interesting, mark, the leaks of the colin powell e-mails, how is that playing out right now in terms of this preside

. >>> swedish courts held up the arrest warrant for julian assange. under the law, if he steps out, britain has to arrest him on the swedish charge. he'll be expedited to the united states on spying charges. >>> the news before the bell, landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> happy friday to you. wall street starting off in the red. futures are lower this morning, and european markets are down as well, as bank stocks are getting hit with germany's deutsche bank the big loser, saying the justice department is asking for $14 billion to settle a mortgage fraught case. investors will also be watching data today as we get reports on consumer prices and consumer sentiment, and keep an eye on apple. the stock is having its best week in five years as the iphone 7 hits stores today. the dow rising 177 points thursday at 18,212. the nasdaq up 75 to 5,239. >> apple up like 21% for the quarter. >>> we've got this tradition of standing in line for apple things. this makes no sens people! this is palo alto. here is the deal. you c