finally want to say a word about criminal justice reform. the department of justice has taken steps to build on the success of the smart on crime initiative which has reduced our use from the harsh mandatory sentences for low-level, nonviolent drug offenses and enabled us to focus on the more serious federal crimes. among other actions we introduce the first ever second chance fellow to advise the reentry counsel which i am proud to chair. to help a formally incarcerated individuals to stand the right path. we have forged partnerships to tackle problems that lead to crime in the first place. we invested invested and will continue to invest in promising federal, state, local and tribal reentry efforts including a 68 million-dollar investment in second chance act grant in fy 2016 and a proposed proposed 100 million-dollar investment in fy 2017. these are important steps. there are so much more to be done. particularly with sentencing reform. i want to take a moment to to thank the members of this committee for your support of the sentencing reform and correc

lauren: the justice department releases the final batch of e-mails. loretto lynch tells fox news there is no deadline for the clinton e-mail investigation to end. nicole: the fbi and apple head to capitol hill to fight about unlocking an iphone used by terrorists after apple wins the key quarter. lauren: the top of capital rankings. tom brady agrees to a new two-year contract. nicole: it is 5:01. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect that they had. lauren: intercontinental exchange committee on the new york stock exchange is considering an offer for the group that is then approached the company for it. the news a week after it is in advanced talks about a possible $28 billion merger which would create the largest exchange in europe. we'll keep you up to date as it develops. nicole: white house hopefuls making their final push for votes on super tuesday. republican votes in 11 states today with family 600 delegates up for grabs. democrats award more than 860 delegates. make sure you stay wi

finally, i want to say a word about criminal justice reform. the departmentmandatory sentences for low-level nonviolent drug offenses and enable us to focus on the more serious federal crimes. among other actions we introduced the first ever second chance fellow to advise the reentry council which i'm proud to chair. regarding policies to help the formally incarcerated individuals stay on the right path. we have forged partnerships across the federal government to tackle problems that lead to crime in the first place and we invested and will continue to invest in promising federal, state, local and tribal reentry efforts including a $68 million investment in second chance act grants in fy 2016 and proposed dlsh 100 million investment in fy 2017. these are important steps. but as we all know, there is so much more to be done. particularly with regard to sentencing reform. i also want to take a moment to thank the members of this committee for your support of the sentencing reform and corrects act of 2015, which has been embraced by prosecutors, law enforcement

if the fbi were to make a referral to the department of justice, to pursue a case by way of indictment, could be in grand jury for the purpose, the department of justice is not required by law to do so, are they, are you? >> certainly it would not be an operation, it would be an operational procedures which we work closely with our partners bigger would be consulting with the agents on all relevant factors of the investigation. and come to the conclusion. >> you would have to make that decision for someone else working under you in the department of justice? >> it's done in conjunction with the agents. it's not something we want to cut that out of the process. that has not been an effective way of prosecuting in my experience. >> i'm not suggesting he would cut them out. as you said earlier you had the fbi would do that together, current? >> we handle matters together of all types. >> if the fbi were to make a referral to the department of justice to pursue criminal charges against mr. pagliano or anyone else who may have been involved with in this affair, does the ultimate decision wh

a request for action iv department of justice has been referred by you to the fbi. my question to you is, other than matters attending to a criminal case, are there other circumstances in which a civil matter, under the authority of the department of justice, has been referred to the fbi? loretta lynch: thank you for raising that issue and thank you for your work in this area. i know your commitment is deep. this issue has been discussed and we have received information about it and have referred this to the fbi, to discuss whether it meets the criteria for something we can take action on. i'm not aware of a civil referral at this time. i will look at that and get back to you. >> are there any civil cases with the united states as a plaintiff within the doj civil division in which the fbi is preparing the case for the civil division? loretta lynch: regarding climate change? >> regarding any matter? loretta lynch: i couldn't give you that information right now. >> we will take that as a question for the record. -- authorizes the attorney general to use investigative d

justice department where in just a moment i will talk exclusively with attorney general loretta lynch about a host of topics. but first the other stories making headlines today. >> at this hour, the state department is releasing the final batch of hillary clinton e-mails from her time as secretary of state during which she used a private unsecured server. we're also learning senior clinton aide cheryl mills has -- we're in the final hours before super tuesday as voters in more than a dozen states, help decide who will be on the november ticket. donald trump is ahead in several states for the gop. hillary clinton is expected to win big for the democrats. the secretaries general of nato and the united nations say the cease-fire in syria is shaky. but holding in its third day. nato's leader says the alliance remains concerned about a significant russian military buildup in sire ya. but he says there are no plans to put nato troops on the ground in that country. >> now, to the interview. thank you for the time today. >> thank you for having me. >> apple's ceo tim cook told shareholders an

could affect the clinton campaign. >> at least one hillary clinton supporter welcomed the justice department's grant of munl to brian pagliano. the state department aide who set tim private server. >> for those who are just pessimistic that this will lead to indictment, they should be glad that the immunity is being given, the truth will be heard and i'll very confidence that hillary clinton will survive this. >> others were not. saying that it was just handed to bernie sanders. it was one year ago the new york time broke the news that mrs. clinton exclusively used a private server as secretary of state, triggering the investigation that will now benefit the testimony. since last march, the front-runner has admitted deleting nearly 33,000 of her e-mails and has apologized begrudgingly for the server. >> that was a mistake. i'm sorry about. that i take responsibility. >> the starl has released most of the e-mails in which one in which she appeared to send her classified material. and the request that she start using a government account. she denied receiving or senting classified data but the s

the justice department put the federal judge in new york to overturn a ruling to force apple to unlock the iphone of the drug dealer. we have the latest on this story. and peyton manning makes it official, hangs up his colleagues. maria schiarapova drops a shocker about a positive drug test. it is 5 a m in new york, welcome to "fbn a.m.," your first look at today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. republican presidential candidates making their final push for votes in today's contrasts in michigan, mississippi, idaho and hawaii. in total, 150 delegates are available today. ohio governor john kasich and ted cruz trying to demonstrate their regional appeal in michigan and texas. front runner donald trump on sean hannity talking about his conservatism. >> i don't like labels because all label doesn't need much but when it means conservative i am very conservative. i am very so-called conservative on the military. i want a very strong military, i want to build up the military, the military is totally depleted. no one is more conservative when it comes

it is the justice department and fbi that are the outliers here.n't think they have the power to do what they are doing and that's why we feel so strongly that we have to draw the line. apple cooperates with the government and did in the san bernardino case. but this goes far beyond anywhere the government here has gone. emily: he has criticized the tech committee for taking an absolutist view on this. he said there should be a key only a few people could access on select issues, there should be some kind of compromise. why is that not workable? ted: i've seen some of the coverage on that and people think he is arguing for a backdoor that would allow the that would break down encryption in devices. the secretary of defense said a week or so ago that he is against backdoors and encryption is vital to our national security. we've heard from former cia directors and nsa directors. inre is a strong feeling this administration that encryption is important. the main message from the president was we need to have this conversation. president obama is some

. >> justice department granted immunity we'll have the report. lou: don't story, always entertaining republican race for the white house, donald trump will have a chance to submit his path to the nomination, as he meet his rivals in fox news republican presidential debate tonight in detroit, where senators ted cruz, marco rubio, and governor john kasich, perhaps their last best chance to stop trump's momentum. so far they have not been successful. today had they had help from a man who has not been able to win a presidential election but has a lot of thoughts about this one. fox news chief political correspondent, carl cameron with our report in detroit. reporter: mitt romney game a 20 minute speech at university of utah today, taking downtown don. saying only serious politicians issue ted cruz, marco rubio, and john kasich, and republican nominee should be one of them. >> let me put it plainly, if we republicans choose donald trump as our nominee, the prospects for a safe, prosperous future are greatly i didiminished. reporter: slamming a litany

the justice department issued a statement saying with the recent stance of a third party, we are now able town lock the iphone without compromising any information on the phone. the justice department asked the the court withdraw the order that required ap -- apple to hack into the iphone. apple said it would set a dangerous precedent and threaten the privacy of the iphone users. tim cooke took a firm stance at the product launch event last week. >> we have a responsibility to help you protect your data and your privacy. >> re comment on the withdrawal. the u.s. justice department did not provide details about how or which third party company unlocked the iphone. >>> a final farewell today to jacai colson. he was laid to rest in his pennsylvania hometown. people lined the roads as people escorted him to his final resting place. he was accidently shot by another officer earlier this month when a suicidal man opened fire at the district 3 police station in landover. the gunman was wounded and is now in custody. >>> in the district, police are scanning metro surveillance video, hoping t

the is very clearly versus fbi and the justice department. it is not clear that everyone within the government sees all these things clearly. why that is important is a world with strong encryption has risks. absolutely. one of the drawbacks is it makes it harder for law enforcement agencies to track data about people both good and bad. what is interesting that we should punch up is that the director of the nsa came out and said law enforcement needs to find out how to do their job in the world of encryption. when he said that, it was an undertone of again, not everyone at the u.s. government is aligned. there are differing opinions. i think it is really telling that he things we need to find a .ay that emily: the president's aching at sxsw said the tech industry is taking an absolutist view on this. we should be able to get a key to a small number of people in situations. to me that sounds similar to the doj's position. about the head of the nsa. the nsa could do this if they wanted to. are there technical ways to get the information off thi

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. ♪ >>> the justice department says the f.b.i.as managed to unlock an iphone that belonged to one of the san bernardino attackers without any help from apple. investigators are analyzing the data inside. as a result, the doj said it is dropping the legalffort against apple. apple had been fighting an order to unlock the phone. jacob ward has more from san francisco. >> reporter: antonio, it's strange to see something fought as bitter lee as this battle end in this way. the justice department says it does not need apple's help any longer. in the early reporting about the possibility that they had found an outside solution to this problem, both the timing of the release and the way that they had talked about had many observers suggesting this was some sort of third-party contractor that the justice had employed to do this kind of work. >> may be who solved this problem. observers are suggesting it was probably some sort of copying of the contents of the phone off of the phone and then recopying them back on when you needed to basica

, the fbi has made some recommendations to the justice department, the justice department is acceptedmendations seriously and convened a grand jury and has begun and will soon begin and they need mr. pagliano's testimony immune news which he no longer has the privilege of self-incrimination because they can't use against him whatever he said. this is profound. they intend to indict someone. but they intend to indict someone in this chain north of him. >> maria: why do you get that from this? >> that's a great question. the procedure to obtain immunity is so time consuming and involves such resources, they would not do it just for the heck of it. they would not do it to satisfy newspapers editorials or political commentators, they are only doing it if they are seriously presenting evidence before grand jury and they need the live testimony of this witness. >> kevin: because he plead it had fifth, they went back and were able to find something that they needed him to talk about, so they went through the steps to get the judge to grant immunity, is that essentially what happened? >> yes,

the justice department successfully breaking into an iphone without apple's. it is linked to one of the attack is a master's mass shooting, terrorism was on california and san bernardino. the new development in a controversial legal battle did issue a statement. this is what it says in part. they have a back door into the iphone because they believed it was found from inside a dangerous precedent. as a result of government dismissal, neither of these occurred. the case should never have been brought and that's the end of the statement. nicole: now the latest on the shooting at the u.s. capitol. a man shot and wounded by police after he pulled out a weapon at the visitor center. 66 euros clear to austin of tennessee to be in critical but stable condition spread was really say no to the holy spirit last october he was known where disrupting proceedings. >> we believe this is not a single person less frequent in the capitol grounds before and there's no reason to believe that this is anything more than a criminal act. >> the white house for briefly about down. on

government came out the justice department was pleading. government is now withdrawing its case completely. see this iner may court another day but as far as this matter is concerned, it is completely withdrawn because the u.s. government has had success in cracking the phone without the help of apple. apple has released a statement saying -- from the beginning, we objected to the fbi's demand that apple build a backdoor into the iphone because we believe it was wrong and would set a dangerous precedent. this case should never have been brought. now toturn our attention ukraine and a billionaire living in austria says he wants to end his self-imposed exile and returned to his home country. he is fighting extradition to the united states where he is wanted on bribery charges. at home, he has been threatened. ryan chilcote has an exclusive interview. >> [speaking foreign language] manus: ryan joins us on set. just listening to that, he has posted his bail. is he an aspirant for power because that is what comes to mind sometimes with these bil

that's what the justice department is now cities. it's not very common for the department to send a letter like it did today. the last time it did it was in 20-10... telling judges they had to provide translators for english. the letters don't create any new laws. but they do put local leaders on notice about the federal government's priorities. some rain in parts of the tri-state today -- but things are drying out -- for now. tuesday looks great for those heading to the polls. highs will reach the low 70s with a mix of clouds and sun. tuesday night into wednesday morning, we'll see another front bring a chance for showers and storms. isolated severe weather is possible, with damaging winds being the greater threat. lows will fall into the low 50s. much cooler weather moves in for the wednesday highs in the low 60s, to the 40s by the weekend. an expensive and long-term construction project begins today..the socialville-foster road overpass in deerfield township will now be closed the next 40 days..a ten month project is expected to co

very interesting group of people disbelieve the justice department's argument. less a military and national security hawk, then senator slinld i graham. no less a security hawk, the former department of homeland security michael chertoff. senator graham informed me the intelligence community is lobbying members of congress and asking them to come out in favor of apple if they can and if they can't, to remain neutral. kennedy: what does lyndsey graham know that some of his fellow hawks don't know or won't acknowledge. judge napolitano: he wouldn't tell me all the details but he told me the bottom line, the intelligence community accepts apple's argument that if apple makes this key, if apple makes this key taint's used once, the russian intelligence, the mossad ask will have it in a heartbeat and that would be catastrophic for the security our intelligence agency. what else they told them obviously he's not going to tell me. kennedy: hayden made the point encryption is vital to our national security. it's not just something customers on the free market have been

under president obama the department justice has done nothing about the climate denial scheme. a request for action by the department of justice has been referred by you to the fbi. my question to you is, other than civil forfeitures and matters attendant to a criminal case, are there other circumstance in which a civil matter under the authority of the department of justice has been referred to the fbi? >> senator thank you for that, raising that issue and thank you for your work in this area. i know you ur commitment is deep. this matter has been discussed. we have received information about it and referred to fbi to consider whether or not it meets criteria of what we could take action on. i'm not aware of a civil referral at this time. i will get back to you. but i'm not aware of a civil referral outside of the one you just raised. >> any civil cases with the united states as plaintiff within doj's civil division in which the fbi is preparing the case for the civil division? >> are you regarding climate change? >> regarding any matter. >> i'm not -- i couldn't give you that

we know the following, fbi and justice department are working in tandem.rand jury is already sitting and will soon hear or has been hearing testimony. they want the testimony of this young man, brian pagliano to testify. he would not have been given immunity because the process for immunity is long, slow, tortuous and requires approval of many people along the chain of command unless the justice department was satisfied out of his mouth would come evidence sufficient to indict someone, we don't know who, but someone. now what exactly could he tell? well, he was present at the creation of a conspiracy to keep from the united states government the communications of the secretary of state. so if, for example, and, catherine herridge and pam brown report on this foxnews.com this morning, he diverted mrs. clinton's secure email information and data to her insecure server, and if in order to do that she gave him her password, so that he could get access from it to move it from the secure state department server to her insecure server. martha: what if it was set

on tuesday, the justice department asked a federal judge to revisit that decision. the fbi and apple are also fighting over a locked iphone used by one of the san bernardino terrorists. >>> and now, an update to an ongoing 8 on your side investigation. shannon behnken joins us for the story she is working onto night at 11:00. >> reporter: that's right keith. our investigation uncovered a massive sink hole under tampa apartment complexes and we are getting answers from city officials. it was found under the french quarter apartments seven years ago but the property owner never notified city officials it was not fixed. when we found out about it, we brought this issue tonight. the engineers told us this hole is among the worst sink hole activity they have ever seen. city officials demanded answers. they demanded further testing and tonight, we will see the results of those. they are in, we have them. we have been talking to the city. they will lay out their plan >> that is coming up tonight at 11:00. the answers. >> thank you shannon. >>> landmark decision that could

the justice department was having none of it.hey filed a lawsuit against the city and said the cost of these changes no excuse for not doing them. so last night the city council essentially backtracked and said, okay. we'll accept all of the original proposals and changes with no revisions and now a federal judge will have to sign off on it. >> what caused the city council to change its decision? >> the member we talked to last night said look, we were just looking for clarification on these things. we wanted assurances that the costs would not be overwhelming to us, and we got that. and also that the federal government would be helping us out with this. he said it is a messy process to get there, and he said by the way usually when a city negotiates this kind of thing with a federal government it could take up to three years. >> reporter: by the way they also tell us that there are other towns -- they said if you think we're bad here in ferguson, which we don't think we are, there are other towns around us which are far worse in

in addition to the department of justice, marc benioff. posted a triumphant tweet after governor nathan deal said he will veto a controversial religious bill that would give religious organizations the idea -- the ability to deny service to gay people based on their religious beliefs. benioff has been very vocal about the bill. congratulations marc benioff. best day. have a great day. this is "bloomberg west." tomorrow, we will have lots more. ♪ ♪ from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: welcome to the program, tonight, david has written a powerful memoir, and it is being highly praised by reviewers who say that is a powerful look at divisions and pain within a family. david: the only way that i felt that i could fairly and honestly tell the story was to be harder on myself than on at least myself as on anyone else. brother,hat with my his generosity and the

and the justice department are not safe thanks. they don't do security reviews.y investigate and prosecute violations of the criminal law, which is exactly what we have here. [cheers and applause] the clinton campaign spokesman said yesterday they were pleased that this individual was now cooperating with the department of justice. this is the kind of spin that their lap dogs in the media who are too lazy or too uneducated to understand the reality simply reported out again today. i tell you, the clinton campaign will say that they're pleased when they fit her with ankle brace lths. that they're pleased when she oes the perp walk. and please, when they fit her with that orange jump suit, there's no doubt in my mind. and i speak both as an alumnus of the justice department and an alumnus of the state department. if i had done one tenth of what she did i would be in jail already. for god's sakes, don't applaud that. forget the political spin. hillary is in deep legal jeopardy. and she should be. [applause] i believe it is inevitable that national security will be a

>> my second point is it's unconstitutional but the final point was the department of justice, if youde you think it is constitutional, they have to pass judgment. the department of justice in 2016, or under a new president, 2017, is not where they were 15 years ago. they'll say you can't do it. >> mike rogers, you heard mr. trump say he would go a step further than waterboarding and engage in even more torture to get information from these terrorists. >> yeah, i think what, in it were to be president trump, would realize there are enhanced interrogation techniques that only the president can authorize up to, excluding waterboarding. and that has been maintained in the law, so there are options for a president if they want to go further. i think it's -- if someone's cooperating, i'm an fbi-trained interrogator, the last thing you want to do is intercede with anything that will disrupt that trust, confidence and rapport building you can get with someone who will cooperate. he was looking at the scenes, reacted emotionally, like a lot of americans are reacting emotionally to these scene

in addition to the department of justice, marc benioff.d a triumphant tweet after governor nathan deal said he will veto a controversial religious bill that would give religious organizations the idea -- the ability to deny service to gay people based on their religious beliefs. benioff has been very vocal about the bill. congratulations, marc benioff. best day. have a great day. this is "bloomberg west." tomorrow, we will have lots more. ♪ ♪ announcer: imagine wiping away the appearance of crepey skin. on your arms. announcer 2: on your legs. announcer: even your neck. announcer 2: what would your reaction be? >> are you serious? oh, my goodness. announcer 2: and now, a paid presentation for crepe erased. announcer: a breakthrough targeted treatment. and now for the first time find out how yoca

charlie: we talked about the family man, justice department. what else defines him and establishes him? jay: i think that will come out in the next few months, this is a nomination which is unlikely to succeed in the conventional way. we will get to see him as a deliberative figure and a human being. that is really compelling, particularly for some of the senators who are in close reelection matchups like senator grassley, who had not anticipated it. it is not just the principle, it is also the person. there is a human being who is being jerked around by this system, and i think that is really compelling. there are a couple of areas of his jurisprudence that a really interesting. one area is the d.c. -- you would expect him to be more on the government side, but he has been more on the claimant side more. we can have a conversation about what it is meant to be a centrist jurist in contemporary america, and i think he is the demise is that. it is unfortunate we cannot have that conversation. charlie: dan, you believe the republicans resistance w

a first plan was rejected over costs and the justice department sued the city of ferguson. you remember, the st. louis suburb was where michael brown was shot and killed by a police officer, sparking the black lives matter movement. the winner of the iditarod sled dog race in alaska is expected to cross the finish line in nome in a few hours. no security is planned at the finish line even though a man on a snowmobile drove into two musher's teams over the weekend. killed and several others were hurt. this is interesting, some doctors are replacing drug prescriptions with exercise. at a health center in boston, doctors say they are treating their patients who have chronic health problems by issuing them a gym membership. they say low cost access to a gym is important and physical exercise helps with problems like obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes and depression. one neighborhood in new jersey got a rude awakening when a water main broke, flooding the streets. for one couple it was even worse. the water main break caused a sinkhole, and this is how they found their car.

the justice department waded into the case and shut it down. the justice department is losing a great deal of credibility by never seemed to be able to uphold the law when it comes to espionage cases. finally, number eight, israel of any organization activities inside executive state and federal agencies. we see a wave of political appointees who are becoming known for lobbying advocate on behalf of israel within federal agencies. dennis ross at the department of state, the justice department, josh mandel who brought $89 that israel bonds after changing state pension fund laws and lobbying to buy more for the ohio state treasury. neoconservatives at the pentagon which we are hoping to cover letter today eric stuart levy and david s. cohen attridge of conducting economic warfare against iran, unaccountable to public inquiries but always seemingly meeting at the washington institute for near east policy to give private briefings. the fbi adl believes the which i go to great gaps in my book which has been ongoing since the 1950s and various irs co

but david, neither the justice department nor the fbi would today. washington. jon, thank you. >>> and as the presidential candidates debate tonight, a headline breaking overseas at this hour. it comes from north korea. jim jong unreportedly ordering the country's nuclear arsenal at reports in north korea saying the leader has ordered his military ready for a preemptive strike. this coming one day after the u.n. security council unanimously approved new sanctions against north korea. >>> back here at home tonight, and to a case making national headlines out of montgomery, alabama. tension bidding after a young police officer was charged with murder. the 23-year-old accused of shooting an unarmed black man walking home. police saying the officer thought the man was carrying a weapon. abc's steve osunsami is in mobt montgomery with the officer's explanation, and the victim's family now speaking out. >> reporter: this is the face of the young, white police officer arrested in montgomery, charged tonight with murdering a black man. 58-year-old greg gunn. police say

the justice department slamming apple over the iphone fight with the justice department even saying appleately raised barriers standing in the way of the f.b.i. investigation and denies this create as back door to millions of devices saying it is interested in one iphone that wassized by a san bernardino killer. apple called the justice department filing "desperate." >> apple has an event monday manner 21 at the cupertino campus "let us loop you in," and we expect an upgraded 4" iphone professionally oriented ipad with a new scene and new apple watch, software and bands. san francisco is named the best places to live well. the city is one of best for people with want to stay active and healthy with quiet streets and trails and parks and available health care. >> amen. >> check your frozen pizza that could have glass that possibly comes from spinach, which is an ingredient. no one has reported eat the glass. we have a link to the recalled products on abc7news.com. >> despite the weather the city of pacifica will tear down a red tagged apartment. tomorrow. the complex has been empty since 2

train to the justice department reported that granting immunity to a former state department staffer who worked on hillary clinton's private e-mail server. the "washington post" said brien pack liana setup the server at her new york home in 2009 before he was hired by the state department. ted cruzan nicollet fio last night when a man on this latest development. >> this is an ominous development for the clinton campaign for democrats as a whole. they suggest the investigation is moving to a whole other level. she is going to be up rather than the candidate. if we nominate a strong republican candidate, we will win the election. nicole: he previously invoked his fifth amendment privilege is 90 with a subpoena by congress. lauren: also breaking this morning, ben carson decides not to attend the republican presidential debate hosted by fox news channel in detroit. issuing this statement yesterday saying in part even though i will not be in my hometown of detroit at the day, i remain deeply committed to my whole nation. i do not see a political path forward in light of last season twofer

fueled by her super tuesday victories, we learned today the justice department is giving immunity to the aide who set up mrs. clinton's private server. state. tonight, is this good news or is clinton? the clinton team arguing they've wanted that aide to speak from the start. abc's jonathan karl, getting answers tonight. >> we're having such an amazing time together. >> reporter: hillary clinton ever, following her super tuesday landslide with a star-studded fund-raiser at radio city music hall. you're gonna hear me roar >> reporter: not just katy perty. also elton john. rocket man >> reporter: but tonight, a double whammy. dueling headlines on the e-mail controversy that just won't go away. "the washington post" reporting the fbi has granted immunity to the former clinton aide who set up her private e-mail server. he's now cooperating with the investigation. and "the new york times" now reporting the fbi could soon question hillary clinton herself. she's already testified about the e-mails in that grueling 11-hour session before the congressional committee investigating benghazi. >>

. >>> justice department to revamp. the department reviewed ferguson's justice system after the shooting of that review cited routine civil rights violations. >>> he was convicted of killing his girlfriend then featured in a serial podcast. the story will be the subject of a book. it is due out september 6th. it is written by a family friend and staunch supporter of him. he is serving a life sentence for strangling hae man lee. >>> start over. that is what reentry day is all about. there is a rally on the statehouse grounds. the goal is to rye height the barriers workers face getting a job having a criminal record. >>> one of the biggest hospitals in our area is changing visitation policy because of an uptick in flu cases. visitors under the age of 16 are notice longer allowed at a hospital. some may be issued masks visitors with influenza like symptoms are allowed either. this visitation policy will return to normal after the level of flu infection decreases. >>> more than 100 delegates are up for grades today. >> we wi

the justice department then sued apple and a federal magistrate agreed with the government that apple would have to cooperate. well, today the justice department withdrew from the case and issued a statement saying, "with the recent sis assistants of a third party, we are now able to unlock that iphone without compromising any information on the phone." so, scott, at least for now a major point of contention law enforcement agencies in the obama administration has been put to rest." >> pelley: chip reid at the white house this evening. chip, thank you. well, there was a serious setback today in the investigation into the brussels terror attacks. police released the man that they believed was their prime suspect. today the number of dead rose to 35, including four americans. 340 were wounded. debora patta is in brussels. >> reporter: belgian police today released a new airport surveillance tape just before the bombing but had to admit they are no closer to putting name to the face of this person, a dangerous fugitive known only as "the man in the hat." freelance journalist faycal cheff

> and you have good perspective, unique perspective, because you're a former spokesman for department of justiceunusual is it for department of justice to grant immunity to someone like this? it's not an easy decision, right? >> well, look, i think that, you know, you have to keep into perspective what mr. pagliano may be equipped to tell the justice department lawyers that are looking into this. and i think that if you recall, back in august, when this was first launched, it was a security-related review into the security of the setup and the arrangement of the private e-mail server that was in the clintons' home. and mr. pagliano, i think, was of interest to them, because he could speak to the security arrangements that went into setting up that server. he could talk about the maintenance that was performed, over the years as he continued to reside in the clintons' home. but in terms of what the reports suggest the justice department is looking at now in terms of wanting to make sure that none of the information that was actually sent or received over the e-mail system was sensitive and didn't

because she's focused on work of the justice department for the remainder of her term. lynch was reportedly floated as a potential nominee for the position left vacant by the death of justice antonin scalia. new this morning.. we're hearing from a passenger on the commuter train that derailed in california. nine people were hurt when the train struck debris on the tracks... a car ending up on its side in a creek. one man says chaos broke out moments after it happened, as everyone scrambled to escape. "it was kind of nerve- racking you know, train and you don't want because you think youre going to go through the windows." officials say four people suffered serious injuries- but everyone is expected to recover. when a transit worker in pennsylvania found a pouch containing more than 15- thousand dollars... he says he didn't even consider keeping it. "first, i saw some envelopes, then i moved those envelopes, and that's when i saw the first $2,000, and that's when my heart skipped a couple. i had to turn it in, that's just the way i bob tracey made the discovery on his wa

>> what they should know and i hope they do know, any case that the department of justice looks at will be handled efficiently and thoroughly without any artificial deadline on it. what is important is to follow the facts and follow the law and come to an independent conclusion. >> the state department inspector general and two republican led congressional committees are investigating the e-mails. >>> a new york federal judge sided with apple over the hack of the iphone in the drug case. this comes two weeks after the judge in the case to assist the fbi in unlocking the phone that belonged to the san bernardino terrorist. apple is appealing the california ruling. >> that decision on the eve of the testimony of apple and the fbi of encryption and privacy. fbi director james comey appears before the house judicial committee today. the officials claim the order requires apple's help ntin the n bernardino case is an isolated case. one family men of the survivor says the phone used by syed rizwan farook is unlikely to contain any valuable information. >>> justice thomas speaking during oral