chief intelligence correspondent katherine harris is live in washington. debate over the administration saying who is responsible for the attacks? >> the special assistant to the president and coordinator for cyber security did not mention russia by name this morning, but said the cyber threat is now being used to achieve political objective. >> they can very effectively and at a very cheap rate, try to achieve their goals through cyber space. that means we expect for the rate of intrusions and probes and attacks to increase. >> while the successful hack of the dnc. they revealed new detailed about the campaign. they also said the hackers are seeking out republican targets. >> the fbi is doing their attribution now. they have an investigation into this. think have come to certain conclusions throuus far that i can't talk about. but i hope that in the near future they come out very strongly about what russia has done and what the response is going to be. >> the administration has not publicly called out the russian president. they expect the intrusions to i

katherine harris, thank you in washington. i want to bring in glenn hall, the editor of the "wall street journal." part of the challenge for the clinton team now is getting beyond this. >> it won't go away. >> it appears the drip, drip, drip, will always be with them. what do you have? >> that's exactly right. it's going to stay, because they can't control the timeline. and these are coming through various lawsuits from judicial watch, citizens united, but the state department has to vet and reveal. there's no way for the clinton team to control when the message comes out. they would love to put this behind them, but it's going to keep coming, a new batch of e-mails, another new batch of e-mails, each time reminding us of some of those issues that are causing those trustworthy numbers in the polls. >> do you think that's what the wear and tear is about in the polls. >> i think it wears and tears over time. exactly right, bill. we've seen these numbers coming down, started to see donald trump's numbers creeping up. and that gap

. >> all right, katherine harris, thank you. for more on this, we want to welcome the president and founder of ndn, and a former bill clinton campaign advisor, and larry o'connor, editor at large for hotair.com. i have to ask you. it was made very clear today, listening to justin cooper who you just heard from, that he had no security clearance, but in the process of installing the server to their home, he had access to all of hillary clinton's e-mails. >> i know the republicans will try very hard to keep throwing dirt into the face of -- >> is it true or not? >> i have no idea. i have no idea what happened. >> i know a few things. listen, simon will take this position that the republicans are just trying to politically damage hillary clinton, and the fbi has given her a clean bill of health. this is critical. the fbi looked at the issue of classified information on that server and they listed a lot of wrong doing and they decided it didn't rise to the level of prosecution. the other people, who knows what they did, but i will t

here's chief intelligence correspondent, katherine harris. >> reporter: the 11-page fbi summary of hillarylinton's interview shows the former secretary of state cannot remember key details about her e-mails more than two dozen times. she told fbi ag

we have fox team coverage and katherine harris is following it from washington. rick levinthal is there in chelsea, and james woolsey is standing by, lee land, what is the latest from chelsea? >> here there is very much an active investigation going on. the police continued to push back from a couple blocks down where they originally took down rahani. 51 hours or there abouts since the explosions in new jersey went off. he was shot in the shoulder by police. he was found by a passerby sleeping in a vestibule of a local bar. a police officer showed up and started to question him and that is when there was a shootout that officers say involve more than 30 shots. >> he also did return fire at some point, the gentleman did not get up and he started walking down the street in a westerly direction. i'm hold he was holding a weapon. i'm not sure who he was shooting at, but our officers returned fire. >> a number of police officers were injured as well. in new jersey, it has been one of real fear after explosions outside of a local railway station here. the thought is th

katherine harris is live in washington with more. what do you make of this development? >> based on new documents provided, five people were given limited immunicipality agreements, and it included cheryl mills who did it in return for access. >> why did you offer immunity and what did you get for it? >> with that, i'm not sure what i can talk about in an open setting. >> i'm doing this 26 hours after the investigation closed. i want to be thoughtful. we're big about the law, that i'm following the law about what i can disclose for that. >> that was not the phone dpraul the morning, but the four other deals went to brian pagliano, heather samuelson, paul combetta who used the technology bleach it to destroy the e-mail archives, and state department employee john bentel who voiced concern about her private e-mail use never to discuss it again. they pressed the fbi for the deals and they just arrived this morning. so it was not released to oin side with the upcoming debate about everything. >>> the white house thinks it was appropriate for the fbi to offer the assistance.

joining us now is katherine harris. he apparently sued police along with his family for profiling of muslims, correct? >> we're going to get to that in one second. late today there was new information about prior contact between the fbi and the suspect rahami after a domestic dispute. the victim alleged that rahami showed signs of possible radicalization at that time. two sources confirmed that the fbi followed up on the lead but there was not enough to pursue it at that time and the original allegations were withdrawn. here's how the fbi described the episode at today's news conference. >> there's nothing to indicate that currently he was on our radar. we had a report of a domestic incident some time ago. the allegations were recanted and i don't have any other information. we'll keep digging. >> the fbi is very focused on rahami's overseas travel and at least three trips to his native afghanistan. a law enforcement source says the frequency of the trips was not suspicious at the time because of his family ties and the

here's chief intelligence correspondent, katherine harris. >> reporter: the 11-page fbi summary of hillaryinterview shows the former secretary of state cannot remember key details about her e-mails more than two dozen times. she told fbi ag

chief intelligence correspondent, katherine harris is reporting. >> reporter: not on the same scale an the dnc, a law enforcement says they've linked people to the gop, and some of the attacks were successful. the fbi is investigating who is behind it. >> i would hope that in the near future, come out strongly about what russia has done, and what the response is going to be. >> reporter: a senior member of the house intelligence committee, who has been briefed, believes the hacking campaign will intensify, as the election enters the final weeks. >> their mission is to cast doubt on america. america's capacity to hold a free and fair election. >> reporter: one lawmaker wants to modernize the election system. >> i do think the paper ballots are the way to go. they're recountable. there is a paper trail there. there will never be an issue with people hacking into that. >> reporter: the specialist assistant to the president for cyber security did not mention russia by name at a washington summit, but said hackers meet political objectives. >> they can very effectively and at a cheap rate t

katherine harris joins us with this fox news exclusive. >> reporter: the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee says he is prepared to take what may be unprecedented action to get the remaining documents from the nation's top military and intelligence officials. >> if they don't provide these documents to the committee by october 11, then we will subpoena them, which i don't want to do. but it appears like we have run out of all options. for the administration to mislead the american people for this many years is flat out wrong. >> reporter: in the letter to the director of national intelligence, the cia director and the defense department under secretary for intelligence, the congressman says the law required them to comply two years ago. navy seals recovered intelligence, but a fraction is public. while the administration characterized bin laden as isolated with a terror network in disarray, suss subsequebsequ say was engaged in a plan to globalize the network. a white house spokesman refuted criticism they are being slow rolled because of conflicting narratives. >> bec

chief intelligence correspondent, katherine harris is reporting. >> reporter: not on the same scale an the dnc, a law enforcement says they've linked people to the gop, and some of the attacks were successful. the fbi is investigating who is behind it. >> i would hope that in the near future, come out strongly about what russia has done, and what the response is going to be. >> reporter: a senior member of the house intelligence committee, who has been briefed, believes the hacking campaign will intensify, as the election enters the final weeks. >> their mission is to cast doubt on america. america's capacity to hold a free and fair election. >> reporter: one lawmaker wants to modernize the election system. >> i do think the paper ballots are the way to go. they're recountable. there is a paper trail there. there will never be an issue with people hacking into that. >> reporter: the specialist assistant to the president for cyber security did not mention russia by name at a washington summit, but said hackers meet political objectives. >> they can very effectively and at a cheap rate t

here's chief intelligence correspondent, katherine harris. >> reporter: the 11-page fbi summary of hillary clinton's interview shows the former secretary of state cannot remember key details about her e-mails more than two dozen times. she told fbi agents, she could not recall when she got a security clearance. and clinton could not recall specialized training for managing the u.s. government's most closely held secrets, known as special access programs. critics aren't buying it. >> it is implausible. not someone with her background, experience, training, as an attorney, 25 years in government, and suddenly she has selective anesthesia? it's not plausible. not believable. >> reporter: the same week clinton became secretary of state, she signed two nondisclosure agreements where she said she knew the rules and violating these agreements could bring charges. clinton told the fbi that she could not recall the details surrounding the 2009 setup of the clinton e-mail.com domain. she told agents, the personal e-mail account was a matter of convenience. fbi agents do not appear to press clinton o

katherine harris joins us with this fox news exclusive. >> reporter: the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee says he is prepared to take what may be unprecedented action to get the remaining documents from the nation's top military and intelligence officials. >> if they don't provide these documents to the committee by october 11, then we will subpoena them, which i don't want to do. but it appears like we have run out of all options. for the administration to mislead the american people for this many years is flat out wrong. >> reporter: in the letter to the director of national intelligence, the cia director and the defense department under secretary for intelligence, the congressman says the law required them to comply two years ago. navy seals recovered intelligence, but a fraction is public. while the administration characterized bin laden as isolated with a terror network in disarray, suss subsequebsequ say was engaged in a plan to globalize the network. a white house spokesman refuted criticism they are being slow rolled because of conflicting narratives. >> bec

here's chief intelligence correspondent, katherine harris. >> reporter: the 11-page fbi summary of hillary clinton's interview shows the former secretary of state cannot remember key details about her e-mails more than two dozen times. she told fbi agents, she could not recall when she got a security clearance. and clinton could not recall specialized training for managing the u.s. government's most closely held secrets, known as special access programs. critics aren't buying it. >> it is implausible. not someone with her background, experience, training, as an attorney, 25 years in government, and suddenly she has selective anesthesia? it's not plausible. not believable. >> reporter: the same week clinton became secretary of state, she signed two nondisclosure agreements where she said she knew the rules and violating these agreements could bring charges. clinton told the fbi that she could not recall the details surrounding the 2009 setup of the clinton e-mail.com domain. she told agents, the personal e-mail account was a matter of convenience. fbi agents do not appear to press clinton o

katherine harris reported earlier today with fox that there is a possibility that they never interviewed did. i mean, the fbi hasn't responded to me on those questions yet. the other thing that's important is the lack of information sharing. we had these fusion cells that are supposed to be working in concert together. the local police departments, the one in the communities providing the first-hand knowledge of everybody within their own communities do not know what is going on in their own communities. there is this lack of communication between the fbi and others in the local police department that could keep an eye on it. for crying out loud, he used a pipe bomb in his backyard two days ago and someone else was filming it. whatever happened to the five people the fbi pulled over on the bridge that night? they still haven't answered those questions. neil: all of that stuff you are dead on right. i'm worried about the communication. that is one big problem before 9/11. now we have homeland security and the idea is everyone will be on the same page. now we have allegations that the nsa

katherine. >> well, harris, in many way it is hearing was a turning point for a couple of months now. privately we have been hearing from republican that is they have deep concerns about the integrity of the investigation, the fbi director's leadership and whether there were, in fact, special rules for clinton and her team and today that spilled out into the open. >> we as congress and the american people are troubled on how such gross negligence is not punished and there seems to be standard for politically well connected particularly if your name is clinton. >> the focus was on the five individuals who received limited immunity deals from the justice department as part of fbi investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail practices. one is a former state department employee who silenced critics within the department who questioned her e-mail practices, two were it specialists including one that destroyed records and two others were clinton aides, there's a special focus on former chief of staff cheryl mills and what we learned today that her immunity agreement was much broader than ori

swing state of ohio, where the republican and very partisan republican chief, he is like the katherine harrishio is just burning straight through the voter registrations, burning through black names, removing them from the voter rolls in ohio. you see it in north carolina. the other big swing state. and nevada, we have to look out for, too. the republicans control that. and again, i'm not -- i'm not democrat, i'm not republican. i'm just very concerned about the racial smell of this operation. our experts have gone straight through the list, 2 million names that we now have, 2 million names, it is way biased against minorities and the matching system, according to experts, is laughable and dangerous. >> and you know, we want to let voters know, if you are in any state, you should be checking your voter registration because you don't want to find this out at the polls. and greg palace just identified ohio, north carolina and nevada and three swing states and people should check voter registrations but this is alarming. stay with us. but wei want to turn to russian-based hackers recently breach

here on west 27th street good police have said the belief and this was confirmed by fox news katherine harrisore than one person was involved with the situation on west 23rd. they then identified mr. ahmad khan rahami as the person of interest they want to speak to in connection with this. surveillance video connected to a man who screams to be mr. rahami. to pull a device that may have been in a pressure cooker bomb that did not detonate. with the police and fbi have confirmed to fox news and fox businesses they believe there was more than one individual involved in this although they have now reported that mr. ahmad khan rahami is in custody. they did arrest five other people on sunday night. those people are described as persons of interest. people have been taken into custody and they are also drawing a connection perhaps at the explosion saturday morning at the marine charity run that did not take place because of a bomb which went off. they also are looking to connections between mr. ahmad khan rahami because he is from elizabeth, new jersey. a mile from the train station for a backpack

our own katherine harris also didn't have much look after the hearing.take the fifth today during the hearing? when you take fifth ten times before a congressional hearing -- excuse me. when you take fifth ten times before a congressional hearing, you leave the impression you fear criminal prosecution. >> here with his reaction to how things went is the man at center of it all, house oversight committee chairman, congressman jason chaffetz. how frustrated were you? >> first of all, we have a dually issued subpoena. this ain't an optional exercise. when you have a subpoena issued, if it happened to anybody else in the world, do you think you'd be in jail or have some handcuffs on you? they got o show up. the two people who came, they have a constitutional right to exercise their fifth amendment, but let's remember, you have an administration who says they're not going to prosecute anybody. we believe that one of those people that is an immunity agreement in place. so you'd think they'd sing like song birds and do the right thing for the country. but no, t

harris faulkner. here today, co-host of after the bell on fox business, melissa francis, fox news political legal analyst, eboni williams and reporter for "national review on-line," katherinend host of "forbes on fox" and other half of "after the bell," david asman on a fine friday eve. we have a lot going on. >> we do. harris: thank you for being here. >> thank you. harris: donald trump not holding back on a forum on national security. he shared the same stage as hillary clinton and gave voters a glimpse how he respond to the commander-in-chief. he leveled harsh criticism at america's military under president obama and by association his democratic opponent. watch. >> the generals unbarack obama and hillary clinton have not been successful.

harris faulkner. here today, co-host of after the bell on fox business, melissa francis, fox news political legal analyst, eboni williams and reporter for "national review on-line," katherineimpf and host of "forbes on fox" and other half of "after the bell," david asman on a fine friday eve. we have a lot going on. >> we do. harris: thank you for being here. >> thank you. harris: donald trump not holding back on a forum on national security. he shared the same stage as hillary clinton and gave voters a glimpse how he respond to the commander-in-chief. he leveled harsh criticism at america's military under president obama and by association his democratic opponent. watch. >> the generals unbarack obama and hillary clinton have not been successful. >> do you know more about isis than they do? >> i think unthe leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton the generals have been reduced to rubble. they have been reduced to a point where it is embarrassing for our country. harris: mr. trump's assessment of america's military drew this sharp rebuke from hillary clinton, who said trump has again failed the test to lead our nation's military. >> you saw more evidence that he is