department of justice is now reviewing thousands of old convictions containing hair analysis testimony. last april, it released a devastating assessment. in the cases reviewed, fbi testimony about hair evidence was scientifically invalid 95 percent of the time. >> this is a virus that escaped from the fbi crime lab and it infected the entire criminal justice system and it's going to take a lot of work to undo it. the integrity of the criminal justice system is at stake. plain and simple. >> this is the story of how, for years, the fbi used an untested forensic method in courtrooms across the country. and of the men who paid for it -- with decades of their lives. [crowd cheers.] >> in january 2015, joseph sledge walked out of prison for the first time in over 37 years. >> did you ever think this day was coming? >> oh yes, i did. yes, there wasn't no doubt. >> he moved back to his hometown of savannah, georgia. we met him one morning on the river, where he likes to go crabbing. >> if by chance we caught a crab, it'd be an act of god. >> aw cause, when we was coming up, that's all we did.

a thumb drive containing copies of e-mails is sent to the justice department. may remember last month mrs. clinton said based. >> i am confident that i never sent or received any information is classified at the time it was sent and received. >> or use a private e-mail targeted by rebels. bernie sanders surging ahead melville reclaims in the latest new hampshire poll. a new franklin pearce university of "boston herald" poll showed the vermont senator leading hillary clinton 44% to 37% among likely democratic primary voters. the poll marks the first time clinton has trailed in the 2016 primary campaign. china devaluing the yuan for a second straight day. nicole following this tour he misses having a ripple effect across the globe. >> we have been hitting stocks down 1% in the u.s. that money going into the u.s. 10 year bond as safe havens. the yuan fallen sharply after china weaken its currency 1.6% from yesterday's race. the yuan a four-year low after they suppress international markets that devaluing the country nearly 2%. to move aimed at boosting china's str

to represent the big banks, the justice department refused to prosecute.that happens to the federal government and that's going to be a key issue in addressing this and trying to figure out how to get to where we need to get to. >> we have a few additional remarks and then will open up the conversation. i want to jump on a few points, first we want to thank those who put the event together, katherine jones and gary baumann and others who helped, we appreciate it very much. we started talking about the world of corporate white-collar crimes, this is the first points there's only only three for me to make so if i start making six you can come enough. there's a distinction between prosecuting individuals and corporations, i think they're both important. rena's book also makes the case for doing both but her focus is on the individuals because there's something different that happens when you hold individuals accountable, one of the problems we haven't dealing with issues of corporate crime and violence is the future of responsibility. actually making some act

practices the justice department condemned. news of the justice department report and the new state law continued to keep ferguson under a spotlight, a light local residents wanted to turn towards something different. >> we started making tee shirts then it came into coffee mugs and license plate course of the and kids toddlers, these are onesies.

spirit so the justice department -- >> well, they couldn't. a serious violation doesn't trigger that. >> there have been a number of banks that it entered into a whole series of these things and they all seem to be are generally the same kind of violations of law and fraud and other things like that. can you cite some instances where someone has violated epa and been sanctioned for it speak with you me, when do they come back and say you didn't behave yourselves and now we're going to start a criminal case? there was a study on that and saw, the answer is not all that often, right? >> in the last round for the five banks, ubs was one of them -- >> credit suisse. spirit basically often don't have agreements but i think it was ubs they said okay they didn't criminally charged in what is ever going to prosecute you for the old thing because you violated the agreement. that's about the only example i know where the repeat wrongdoer got caught up in the first deferred prosecution. [inaudible] spirit i'll tie you what they said. they said that you a

the justice department has not filed a slew of losses.n fact, leaving aside voter i.d., which the supreme court says if you administrate you don't put in the whole ad. on replanted from the ruling, where the court found no intent. i am sure they'll figure it out. section two does the work, if you can't prove that section two is doing the work. further buttresses the argument of the way the supreme court ruled to dismantle section five. >> there is a tool to answer back, to change that law. quickly, before we go. >> the problem is you can't re do an election. since the resurfacing plans, we had to put something in place penting further litigation, we had elections that have been affected by a decision of the restricting plan, and we can't go back and fix it after the break >>> we are going to keep the conversation going. next - whether new state regulations and supreme court decisions change the shape, size and make up of the electorate as >>> in the last two presidential elections, activists took advantage of expanded voting hours and day

the former secretary of state has agreed to turn over her private e-mail server to the justice department according to her campaign. clinton's e-mails have been a major source of controversy from political rivals and the congressional committee investigating besz. cnn's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny is here with me. this is a server that was in her home is she durning over anything helelse? >> it was in chappaqua, new york, when she was first becoming secretary of state. her advisors said she should have a private e-mail server. so she's turning that over and she's turned over a flash drive that has copies of all these other e-mails she had. this is something her attorney has been holding on to. it's something that have been so reluctant to surrender. we saw her say at the u.n. at this press conference in march 10, we both were there and she said "i am not turning over this private server." well, a lot has happened since then which led us to this point right now. >> we may not know the answer, i'm curious. are these pdfs on these flash drives or the actual e-mails? we're not

for no other agency, this watchdog role more important and for the department of justice, in the departmentof justice. protect our privacy, our liberties, our constitutional rights. they have have access to information, documents necessary to conduct program reviews, audits and investigations. but that has been as refer to your a long-standing dispute between doj and its inspector general over access to grand jury and other types of investigative material. that's block was once a free flow of information. in a previous life i worked with rangers. i understand the question of secrecy but i understand the importance. in several vitally important program reviews the ig had to fight for access to documents. i think this dispute impeded the igs review of bulk collection of americans phone records under section 215 of the patriot act. it's also get an on going to the drug enforcement administration bulk collection phone records for routine criminal investigations. the very first independent review of the program that was conducted in secret for decades both the democratic and republican administr

justice department has people in the justice department who are impervious to politics when you get tohis serious. kennedy: that is how the law should work. >> justice department for most part is devoted to rule of law not rule of political wim of -- >> that is why we took it out of political circus, take us through timeline, how long would this take in relation to the election and. >> i am smiling there is no timeline. i don't think that fbi would release a report or send a recommendation to justice department with eye on new hampshire primary or iowa caucus. that would be wrong. they will do it in prudence and efficient fashion, they do not know who else is involved, they do not know gravity of the national security rhetts -- secrets this she failed to keep secure, they have to lack at that, recommend to justice department, if they should be indicted or they can't prove a criminal case. could she be indicted? absolutely. when? no one knows. statute of limitation is 5 years, started to run from day he is left offers. >> okay. >> there is another 2 1/2 years too. >> kennedy: interestin

is critical to a functioning department of justice. notwithstanding they should be able to obtain all the information it believes necessary to perform its important oversight role. the department has grappled with two different and potentially conflicting statutory commands. on the one hand congress enacted , the inspector general act , which grants each inspector general to access all records. on the other hand, congress passed statute that tightly regulate the disclosure of sensitive law enforcement information to protect privacy and due process. to assist this department in this conflict question of statutory interpretation, then -deputy attorney general ken cole requested a formal opinion from the office of legal counsel. that request focused on three specific statutes that includes stringent restrictions on disclosure. first, the federal wiretap act, which restricts law enforcement and investigative officers from disclosing intercepted communications. second, role 6-d, which restricts them from releasing grand jury information. pro

justice department. indicted by the feds today. and he is not the only one the guy who has been running the super pac who is not pictured here, he was also indicted today. the justice department made this big announcement. it is one day before the first 2016 republican debate. the justice department announce that had two key members of ran paul's inner krerl have been federally indicted for their alleged role in a presidential campaign bribery scandal. if you want to know how close they are, you have to back up a little bit here. rand paul announced his presidential run this year. he was surrounded on teenage by his closest friends and family including his former campaign manager. see the gentleman that you see there on the left with the adorable little kid on his lap. the guy in the red tie, his name is jesse benton. he was on stage for the rand paul announcement. it raised eyebrows at the time that jesse benton was up there on stage for the announcement. it raised eyebrows because at the time of the north america, jesse benton ha

hillary clinton handing over her private e-mail server to the justice department.e faces new criticism from her opponents in the race for president. the baz news she faces this morning. >>> welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. it is wednesday, august 12th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. start with donald trump. nearly 3,000 people cheered him tuesday night as his first campaign event since last tuesday's debate. the billionaire presidential candidate giving the keynote address at a republican fund-raiser in birchrun, michigan. poll numbers showing him maintain his lead in iowa followed by 17% and followed by scott walker and marco rubio and jeb bush coming in seventh and 5%, behind ben carson and ted cruz and carly fiorina with 7% there. at the michigan event, trump declared he can win, despite recent controversies, even with women and hispanics. >> we are going to do very well with the hispanic vote and we are g

the justice department has been working with the city's police department after finding a pattern of vil rights violations within the force. our justice reporter evan perez has more on that. the attorney general spoke to a police group at pittsburgh. what exactly did she say? >> she was there to highlight what really is badly needed in ferguson, which is a better relationship between police and community, community policing they call it. and here's how she spoke out about what happened in ferguson last night. >> i strongly condemn the violence that was perpetrated against the community, including the police officers, in ferguson last evening. now, as we have all seen over recent months and years, not only does violence obscure any message of peaceful protest, it places the community as well as the officers who are seeking to protect it in harm's way. >> briana, what you hear from the attorney general there is her attempt and her way really of projecting what the justice department's view is of the solution here, which is that not only is there a need to address instances of police mis

for no other agency is this watchdog agency than the department of justice and the department of justice is for policy that particular privacy and our constitutional rights. and for any age is effective, they have to ask is to information and documents necessary to conduct there has been what is referred to as a long sentence deal between the doj and the inspector general. for access to a grand jury and other types of investigatory material. it has blocked a once free flow of information. in a previous life i worked with grand jury's a lot and understand the questions of secrecy and i understand the importance. several vitally important program reviews, fighting for access to documents. i think there is a dispute that the bulk collection of american's phone records under section 215 of the patriot act. there is a ongoing review of the drug administration at four routine criminal investigations. the very first independent review of a program that was conducted in secret for decades. both democratic and republican administrations. to be an effective agency watchdog the inspector general ne

involved with the of the change and data two support potential effects of the change to the department of justice. the department of justice in a vast majority of cases would approve the change and it would be implemented. that is a more cost-effective and efficient means of resolving these disputes that section two under the totality of the circumstances. >> tom mentioned that we have a room full of lawyers and most of this room is, but we do have students from the saint real catholic high school where are they? so, we would like to welcome them into the room as well as-- absolutely. [applause]. >> as well as illinois state representative pamela harris of chicago is also in the room. [applause]. >> andrea, let me ask you, until very recently ceo of the urban league, what impact has the voting right act had his it's still important? uxo, of course, voting rights act has significant impact and we heard some statistics on the increase in the number of people voting in the number of minorities, africa americas, the number of cricket americans in office and i think there are somethings you can can un

although i don't overlook the justice department at all. they're credit dollar the whole thing. -- critical to the whole thing. very important as we advocate that we push -- this is one of the reasons i'm so concern and interested in these managerial policies. these are not policies made at the line worker level. making them central. it's not going to do anything if line workers are scapegoated and this has happened in industry after industry. it's a very serious problem. it's one of the things i've talked with my friends and organized labor about. they're directly concerned that scapegoating line workers doesn't do anything. the company is happy. it tries to fire. the all before they even get charged. very happy to move on. when they were in a circumstance where they couldn't have done anything different because they didn't have the money or ability to avoid the accident, and finally, as to the example shows, think it's really important that we work with state and local prosecutors on this, not just federal prosecutors. one of the little k

the justice department is examining those e-mails while she was secretary of state.e turned over her private server, saying she did nothing wrong. >>> now your first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> we're seeing low clouds in the philadelphia area. no fog here. a clear view across the delaware. you can see the low clouds obscuring some of the tops of the buildings in center city. not everybody is seeing the low clouds. doylestown in the clear at ç70 degrees. cape may is clear at 68 and we will see sunshine, those clouds in philadelphia will be thinning out. there's the beautiful view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. getting ready for sunshine today and getting ready for another warm afternoon on the beach. it will be close to 90 at the shore. did see isolated showers yesterday, spotted one quick downpour in chester county but it has since disappeared. the threat of a shower pretty minimal today. but over the next couple days, the chance of showers and thunderstorms will be building. storms in the pittsburgh area, they're going to be slow to move.

hillary clinton agreed to turn her private server over to the justice department after months of saying she would not. the move comes as the state department says two emails contained classified material, though the content of the emails was not classified at the times they were sent. >> in ferguson, missouri a state of emergency could be lifted today. police released surveillance video showing the man they shot, tyrone harris apparently holding a gun sunday. officers shot and critically injured him. officers say he opened fire on plain clothes officers. >> resident in colorado have gotten no information to know whether to expect long term environmental and health impacts from the spill. the head of the e.p.a. will visit communities today. that spill is still flowing at a rate of 500 to 700-gallons a minute. let's bring in jonathan freedman, a professor at the university of louisville's school of medicine. thanks for your time and good morning. >> good morning. >> how concerned should residents be about the huge quantity at this times of arsonic, lead and academy yum now in their local

it is two inspectors general and also now the department of justice and the fbi. there's some new information today that the state department has now recommended that 305 of clinton's e-mails be flagged for review for potential violations of sending classifiied information. let's bring in our panel now. what do you think of the new developments, charles? >> it shows you once again how bad a candidate she is. that attempt eed self-depricati doesn't work. the second problem here is it is now out of her hands. the clintons are obsessed with control. the whole reason she did the personal server was to preserve secrecy and control. now that is completely out of her hands, we don't know what will happen. it is not going to be decided politically. it will be decided by, number one, the technical skill of the fbi. can they recover what is in the scrubbed part of the server? if it is recovered, it is going to have extremely damaging stuff, national security stuff that she says is not in there. it's in their power. if they go easy on her, they keep a double standard. they al

for no other agencies is more important to the department of justice, in the department of justice policies policy liberty, constitutional rights. for any agency to be effective you have to have access to documents, necessary to provide program reviews audits, as there have been dispute with dog and inspector general. it was free-flow of information. i have in a previous i worked with grand juries a lot. i understand the question of -- the dispute impeded american phone records under 216 the patriot act. impeded review of drug enforcement for routine criminal investigations. the very first independent review was conducted in secret for decades both democratic and republican administrations. to be an effective agency the agency needs complete access to the information. i want to thank deputy. on leadership of deputy attorney general we finally have an opinion from the office of legal counsel clarifying this position. new policies in place help, that's only a temporary solution. they could still hold information under ig circumstances. i think we need a more permanent solution, one that ensur

dar according to the department of2010. justiceinspector general, the department did exactly that prior to 2010. however in 2010 the federalun bureau of investigation suddenly changed that practice after the of ig uncovered some embarrassing claimed information about the fbi's misuse of letters. they claimed that they had the right to refuse to provide the ip information in over a dozen and con categories including information related to wiretaps, grand juries and consumer credit. they claim the attorneys would deputy review material first and then have the attorney general or deputy attorney general decide what could be released here and congress do not intend this to be a litigation style standoff inside a department. it is a waste of time and money for two divisions of the same government department to be fighting over access to the department's own records. the department's current practices are exactly the opposite of what the long ins visions. under the law and inspector general must be independent because agencies cannot be

this department of justice is the most partisan and lawless department of justice we have ever seen. the second thing i intend to do on the first day in office is instruct the department of justice to open an investigation into planned parenthood and these horrible videos. and to prosecute any and all criminal violations by that organization. the administration of justice should be blind to party or i deology. theonly fidelity of department of justice should be to the laws and constitution of the united states of america. the third thing i intend to do on the first day in office is instruct the department of justice and the irs, and every other federal agency, that the persecution of religious liberty ends today. that means for our servicemen and women, that every one of them can pray and worship god almighty with all their hearts, minds, and souls, and the commanding officer has nothing to say about it. 2017,at means in january the federal government stops litigating against and persecuting the little sisters of the poor for standing for their faith. tonight we have several thousand

it's shocking. >> the justice department has until august 15 to respond to the prisoner's petition and on the other side of the i'll, stay tuned for special custom out of a cuba as the u.s. flag begins to fly over the embassy in havana. we have a special hour of coverage at 9:00 eastern. >> coming up, painting the blueles away. we will take you to a town in mexico trying to revamp its gritty image one brush stroke at a time. >> they believed in what they we >> a pharmaceutical plant is shut down in north carolina after testing positive for legionalla found in the plant's cooling tower. >> in new york city, building owners are testing their cooling towers after an outbreak of the disease left 12 people dead. we have the details. >> one by one, the cooling towers on top of new york buildings are being tested for legionalla. >> some tours have tested positive for legionalla, but not all of them have been tested. >> it's part of the cities mandate to test and disinfect cooling towers to prevent the spread of legionnaire's disease. we really have to from scratch figure out where they are, t

i had two justice department agents, three police officers at our front door. the police officers, one standing next to the justice department agent, had an fbi jacket on. shouldn't the fighters up as an fbi agent and she was not. the other woman at the door identified herself as an atf agent, she was not. she was a federal police officer. there was a police officer at the right side of the door in uniform. i am standing at the door in my underwear. i am amazed at what is going on. me and connie have never been arrested, never committed a crime in our entire lives, we have never been involved in criminal activity. they told me that i am america's most wanted and that i had just committed murder. i asked them, do you have any proof of this whatsoever? they had no warrant, no picture, nothing but a big made up the story. the two agents, the fbi agent -- i mean the justice department agent and the one disguised as an fbi agent push me out of the way, ran into the house upstairs, accosted connie and stuck a gun to her and brought her downstairs. host: david, what w

the justice department had a lot of trouble in that case. you know why? they had put experts on more than one year ago when they tried to get a temporary restraining order to keep that change from being in place for the 2014 mid-election -- midterm election, they had experts in places said if this early voting is in place, the turnout of black voters will go down because the experts said -- which i find unbelievable, because they said " that black voters were less sophisticated voters" and " it is less likely to imagine these voters can figure out how to avail themselves other forms of voting." i find that to be a patronizing and bigoted attitude. so the cutback in early voting times was in effect for the may primary and the general election in north carolina. in the may primary, black turnout went up 30% over the 2010 riemer he -- primary when the change was not there, and white turnout only 14%. in the general election, the black share of the vote went from 38.5% in 2010, to 41.1% in the election. remember, the midterm congressional elections this year,

and it appears that the department of defense is blocking this solution. >> the justice department hasil august 15th to respond to the prisoner's petition. >>> stay tuned for special coverage, out of cuba this freye as the u.s. flag begins to fly over the embassy in havana. antonio mora hosts a special hour of live coverage, beginning at 9:00 eastern. >>> coming up, painting the blues away. we'll take do you a mexico town trying to revamp its gritty image one stroke at a time. ♪ >> my name is imran garda. the show is called "third rail". ♪ >> a pharmaceutical plant in north carolina has been shut down after testing positive for the legionella bacteria. about 400 people have been told to stay home. the bacteria was found in the plant's cooling tower. and in new york city, building owners are testing their cooling towers after an outbreak of the disease left 12 people dead. let's bring in our correspondent with the latest. >> reporter: erika, building owners are following a city-wide order, aimed at preventing the spread of legionnaires' disease. one by one the buildings are being tested

it's coming from the justice department and the state department and the fbi.democrats. the notion that somehow it's republicans leaking the information is totally misplaced. >> what would investigators have to find to determine that hillary clinton actually committed a crime? >> well they'd have to find a whole lot more than would be disclosed simply by a search of the server, although that would be a good start. they really need to find what she knew about what was going into that server and what she did not know. and in order -- if they could simply find that she knew there was classified information going in there, that's enough to prove the same offense that general petraeus pleaded guilty to. that's a misdemeanor. but if you go up the scale a little bit, if they can show that she then purposely destroyed federal records, that's a more serious violation, if they can show any this material related to the national defense and she destroyed it or let it be destroyed, that's higher still. if she can show she ordered it destroyed in the interest of obstructing

the justice department -- his justice department has the ability under the national voter registration act to sue statses if the illegally purged voters. they have filed almost no such lawsuits in the last six and a half years. that is not going on. the pew center released a study two years ago in which badly flawedut how our voter registration lists are because states are not cleaning them up, they are not taking off people who have died and moved away to the point where -- they listed millions of people who are dead, who are still on the rolls, millions of people registered in more than one state. our biggest problem with our voter rolls is states are not doing a good job maintaining them in making sure they are accurate, which is important for people to be able to vote. ms. austin-hillery: the brennan center did a report called the truth about voter fraud. maintainound and still is that this issue of in person voter fraud -- which is what these states which have been trying to attack the issue of voter fraud and have been saying voter id would address -- is really not an issue at al

justice system. the u.s. department of justice says the county discriminates against black children, treating them more harshly than white children "because of their race." according to the justice department's civil rights division, black children in st. louis county are 1.5 times more likely than white children to end up in family court in the first place. black children are 2.5 times more likely than whites to be detained before their trial, and, if convicted, they are more than 2.5 times as likely to be held in custody after trial. the report also found inadequate representation for children from low-income families no matter what race in st. louis county, where one juvenile public defender handled 394 cases last year. the investigation began in 2013 nine months before the shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri, which is in st. louis county. in march, the justice department issued a similarly critical report about disparate racial treatment by the ferguson police department. yamiche alcindor is reporting on

four hours later the justice department began backpedaling saying instead that it had only been asked to prove potential mishandling of classified information. whether or not to open a criminal probe is up to attorney general loretta lynch, who has only been on the job for three months. lynch must now decide whether to open a probe that could either eexonerate the likely democratic presidential nominee or depending on the findings, cripple clinton's chances. a third alternative. lynch could recuse herselfs from making a decision. on grounds of a conflict of interests. in 1999 then-president bill clinton pointed lynch attorney for the eastern division of new york. a position she held until tapped by president obama to replace eric holder. question -- if you were loretta lynch how would you handle this political hot potato? pat: i'd turn it over to the deputy attorney general and sort of semirecuse myself. and let them control the investigation. but look, hillary rodham clinton is suffering now the death of a thousand cuts. they gave over 40 of those private emails and they found there

this department of justice is the most partisan and lawless department of justice we have ever seen. the second thing i intend to do on the first day of office is instruct the departed of justice to open an investigation into planned parenthood and these horrible videos. [applause] and to prosecute any and all criminal violations by that organization. the administration of justice should be blind to party or ideology. the only fidelity of the department of justice should be to the laws and constitution of the u.s. [applause] do third thing i intend to on the first day in office is instruct the department of justice and the irs and every other federal agency that the persecution of religious liberty and the today. -- ends today. [applause] that means for our servicemen and women that every one of them can pray and worship god almighty with all of their hearts, minds, and souls. a commanding officer has nothing to say about it. [applause] in january 2017, the federal government stops litigating against emperor security the sisters of the poor for standing for their faith. [applause] ton

. >>> hillary clinton has agreed to turn her private email server over to the justice department.he move which clinton has resisted for months the latest development in the controversy. >> reporter: hillary clinton's announcement that she will hand over her personal email server to the justice department is a stark departure from the position she has maintained for five months. >> the server contains personal communications from my husband and me, and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities, and the server will remain private. >> reporter: the clinton campaign says she now is also giving investigators, 3 thumb drives containing roughly 30,000 emails relating to her work as secretary of state. the fbi is investigating whether clinton's use of a personal email account that private server resulted in the mishandling of any classified information. just hours before clinton made her announcement, a state department report said that two of the emails on clinton's servers have been classified as, quote, top secret. though it also acknowledged that the material was not marked that

former secretary of state hillary clinton has finally agreed to tern over to the justice department thete e-mail services. >>> elise labott is live for us. was she handing over the server willingly, or did the department of justice or someone else say you have to hand this over? >> the justice department asked for it, as part of a security referral by the intelligence community to ensure there was no compromise of sensitive information, so clinton handed it over before it was taken, but it is something she had initially resisted. answering justice department concerns about the security of her private e-mail serve, hillary clinton is now turn it over along with a thumb drive of work-related e-mails. her spokesman says the former secretary of state pledged to cooperate with the inquiry and will answer any remaining questions. in march, a defiant clinton refused to turn it over to a house panel. >> the server contains personal communication from my husband and me, and sfep i believe i have met all of my responsibilities, and the server will remain private. >> today the republican chair of

i tell you, it goes back to obama, you know, letting the justice department, using the justice department as his private law firm to protect him. the clintons did the same thing when they were in power. the lady that was attorney general protected them to the hit. like the lady from tennessee said, you know, this stuff's got to stop. >> carl, thank you for the call from west virginia. t.j. has this tweet. after 20 months, congress wanted to look at her e-mails, then she decided to delete thousands of e-mails. that speaks volumes. we'll get to more of your calls and comments in just a moment. yesterday afternoon, former president jimmy carter in a statement issued by his office announcing that he is battling cancer. jimmy carter served from 1977 until 1981, one term before losing his re-election to ronald reagan. he then founded the carter center. he's going to receive treatment for the disease. and overnight, a report that president obama had phoned jimmy carter and saying in a statement earlier in the day michelle and the country are rooting for you. the president speaking with jimmy car

it is two inspectors general and also now the department of justice and the fbi. some new information today that the state department has now recommended that 305 of clinton's e-mails be flagged for review for potential violations of sending classifiied information. let's bring in our panel now. what do you think of the new developments, charles? >> it shows you once again how bad a candidate she is. that attempt eed self-depricati doesn't work. the second problem here is it is now out of her hands. the clintons are obsessed with control. the whole reason she did the personal server was to preserve secrecy and control. now that is completely out of her hands, we don't know what will happen. it is not going to be decided politically. it will be decided by, number one, the technical skill of the fbi. can they recover what is in the scrubbed part of the server? if it is recovered, it is going to have extremely damaging stuff, national security stuff that she says is not in there. it's in their power. if they go easy on her, they keep a double standard. they allow it

obama's justice department.e need to look at it. it is not good for her and this story is not going away. look up in the sky -- it is a bird, it is a plane, no, it is super bernie. bernie sanders, senator from vermont, in a new poll of new hampshire finds that sanders is leading clinton 44-37 amongst democrats. it is the first time in any poll we have seen anywhere that hillary clinton's number is lower than bernie sanders' number. sanders had those big crowds and a lot of star power, including endorsements from celebrities such as sarah silverman, susan sarandon and he's won the all-important danny devito primary. as bernie continues to fly high, should hillary clinton, can hillary clinton do anything to stop his movement or slow it down? john: right now, she is pretending as if he does not exist. it is a good look for her to be attacking donald trump or marco rubio or scott walker. at the same time, this phenomenon keeps growing. she's now has these hollywood stars on his side. he's got this a little obama-lik

fremont, low-to-mid 80s. 92 at concord and san ramon and 92 at concord and san ramon and 96 at at justice department my seven-day outlook shows we will barely reach 90 inland tomorrow. nearly 80 around the bay and 60s at the coast. thursday, friday, temperatures are below average and they return to seasonal change. morning clouds and afternoon sunshine this weekend. leyla? >> 29 bart trains on time. ace train one is a minute early. no delays on muni so far. san jose, 87 near the shark tank and traffic is smooth. we will take you up to the bay bridge toll plaza where it is also equally smoot. you can see cars coming from the east bay. nothing crowding in the cash paying lanes. a quiet start this morning. the area shaded in white is an indication of cloud cover and

that the department of justice is concerned about.fferentiate that from the investigation in congress, which they believe is more politically motivated, led by republicans. >> and this is all of her work e-mail -- work-related e-mail. >> these are things that are still on the thumb drive that had not been wiped clean from the server. so she is handing everything -- her lawyer, david kendall, hanging it over to the state department because they don't want potentially classified things hanging around out there. >> what does this mean? >> i'll tell you what it means politically. is that i think that the clinton people want to get this issue behind them because they understand that it has affected the trust of their candidate in terms of voters' minds and that you know, you see the poll numbers on her. honesty and trustworthiness. i think they want to cooperate with the government. i'm not sure they want to spend a lot of time before the benghazi committee or the e-mail but, you know, i think they just want to show that they are cooperati

for no other agency does this watch dog work with the department of justice and the department of justice protects privacy, our libbererty and our constitutional rights. for any agency to be affected they have to have access to documents necessary to conduct reviews, audits and investigation. it has been referred to with this dispute between doj and inspect general over access to grand jury and other types of investigative material. blocking what was once a free flow of information. i worked with grand juries a lot. i understand the questions of secrecy and understand the importance. in several important reviews, the ig's had to fight for access to documents. i think this disputed the ig's report of bulk collection of america's phone records under section 215 of the patriot act, and ongoing review of the dea bulk collection of phone records. the very first independent review of a program was conducted in secret for decades with both democratic and republican administrations. to be an effective leader the inspect general needs full access to information. i want to thank deputy attorney gen

we organized at the justice department to retrain hundreds of prosecutors across the field and restructuring on focusing that when it comes to terrorist groups on the national security threat, that we were not leaving the criminal justice system the table and that we were not repeating mistakes made earlier, which was law enforcement on one hand and intel on the other. retrained as- prosecutors. and with lawyers in the field. using the new information is what led to the indictment of 613-98, we never thought about one indictment alone would change this problem, but it was important to bring the criminal justice is back on the table and among other things, send the message that this is criminal. when you steal from a private company, just like they went to the back of a u-haul truck and took the secret. do --that event, i would i went to meet with the council and we talked about similar issues and we were telling them that the litigation issue needs to be at the level of ceo and it was a serious threat. those who were in sectors cap, that sectors that were in fact, acked, likee -- att finance

and the fbi reports the obama justice department. not to john boehner or republicans on the hill. it's harder for them to make the case. that might be one of the reasons they're searching for answers. >> tell us about the reports coming out. it looks like some e-mails were clans fied since conception. they were like anchor e-mails.

there are calls for the justice department do investigate.arenthood asserted the footage released today doesn't show planned parenthood staff engaged in any wrongdoing or agree to violate any legal or medical standards. >> the latest polling on planned parenthood shows about half of americans oppose cutting funding to the organization. it does run sharply along party lines. 68% of democrats oppose defunding and 66% of republicans favor it. >> joe johns, thank you so much. >> his actions sparked a national debate about race and policing. the former ferguson police officer who shot and killed michael brown is now speaking out about his life about michael brown, and about what he calls the culture of high crime areas. we'll discuss that story next. mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work building new apps like this one that lets you choose a time for us to call you. so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderful... [phon