ms. clinton: because, you know -- >> hillary! hillary! hillary! ms. election, ultimately, is about finding a leader with a vision for the future broad enough to encompass this great country of ours. and the skill and determination to lead us there. someone who can defend and build on the progress we have made, not let it slip away or get ripped away. i will stand up to all the attacks from the super pacs and the koch brothers every chance i get. [cheering] [applause] ms. clinton: and i will do what i have always done to try to overcome the dysfunction in washington. actually to get things done, like i did when i was first lady. we did not get health care that time. then i turned around and worked with ted kennedy to get the children's health care program -- the children's health insurance program to take care of more than 8 million kids. [cheering] [applause] or when i was in the senate, and i realized that our national guard did not have the same access to health care, i teamed up with lindsey graham and we passed it. so now every single one of our na

ms. clinton: thank you! [applause] ms. clinton: are we going to win this election in 2016?ms. clinton: yes, we are. thank you. my heart -- my heart is just racing. [laughter] so, so excitedam to be here and grateful for everything that you and this to me and mynt family. i am honored to have the support of so many proud new hampshire democrats and -- [applause] ms. clinton: -- especially, especially your terrific governor. [applause] you're amazing senator who used to be governor. [applause] ms. clinton: you know, maggie are women who know how to solve problems and they bring common sense and common purpose to every thing they do. i also want to thank congresswoman annie custer and all of the state senators and representatives and executive counselors, local leaders, grassroots organizers, and especially, volunteers who are working their hearts out for this campaign. [applause] ms. clinton: i have a great idea. i think we should just transport all of you everywhere we go -- everywhere we go, the country, anywhere we go together. atmosphere here he is -- we have work to do a

ms. clinton's personal server including information about ms. clinton's north korea weapons. she deleted over 30,000 e-mails, we don't know if the fbi has the server, she is not being transparent. >> no, neither has the administration. no one knows how to apologize anymore. every apology now is i am sorry if you took offense. and the other part is i spent a lot of years handling classified information, and compartalized information, and from everything that came and out has been confirmed during the course of this, if i had done that i would be in jail or railroded out, esco esco escorted out of the agency and doing time. so that is all i know. i look at their treatment of petraeus. he got a misdemeanor obviously. but this is a double-standard i don't think is at the end of the day going to hurt her meaning i don't think the general public, at the end of the day, is going to make her pay. >> i disagree. >> i hope you are right. >> i disagree because when you watch her in the interviews and not apologizing i think most americans don't want to drill to the details but when you

ms. clinton is changing course amid the sinking poll numbers. the democratic presidential candidate is now apologizing. >> i should have used two accounts. one for personal. one for work-related e-mails. that was a mistake. i am sorry about that. i take responsibility. i am trying to be as transparent as i can to release 55,000 pages of e-mail and turning over the server and looking forward to testifying finally before congress. >> and we have republican strategist and richard fowler a democratic talk show host. richard, why the apology this week? >> i think hillary clinton is trying to reset the campaign as we get back to school and focus on what the election is about. she wants to talk about leveling the field for the working class, fixic com pain finance reform, putting rules to wall street. this apologies was a good way to do it. there were apologies and tears. everybody makes a mistake and everyone has to accept it. >> the tears in the interview were about her mother and not the e-mail controversy. just in case there is confusion on that. l

ms. clinton: and so that is what we are fighting for his democrats.e are fighting to make sure , is dream, that process just as vital and real as tomorrow in the years later as it was for my father and grandfather. husband putsn my people first -- [cheering] [applause] in the 1992 campaign, where new hampshire was so supportive, when he got into the white house, he realized that he had inherited real economic problems from his republican predecessors. that seems to happen, have you noticed? [laughter] without trying to be partisan or personal, but the economy just works better when we have a democrat in the white house. [cheering] [applause] and so, after eight years of and political heavy lifting, the end of bill's second term of there was a oflly important step -- set statistics that represented the progress we made. 23 million new jobs. a balanced budget. but you know what was most important to me? decades,irst time in everybody benefited. not just those at the top, but people in the middle. people at the bottom. everybody saw their incomes go u p.

ms. clinton's idea. >> and why?> for convenience, where she could do her personal and the state department. >> in her house? >> listen, i'm just telling you what they said. >> i don't know why it's more convenient to have the server in your house. >> i gotcha. i'm with you on that one. >> did you learn anything new? >> this is about more than the emails really. every time we email somebody it's like opening up the package. you don't know what you are going to find. >> you will come back? >> i would love to come back. >> we have a lot more to talk to you about. i hope you will come back, sir. >> i will. >> nice to see you, sir. >> yes, sir. a new fight in baltimore between the police commissioner and the wanted the mayor fired after the riot and the mayor. the mayor firing right back. that's coming up. plus, donald trump swearing his loyalty to whomever gets the 2016 g.o.p. nomination. if it's trump will senator marco rubio ask him? marco rubio ask him? we will ask senator rub bill's got a very tough 13lie here......

ms. clinton: you have heard trump insult and demean women, haven't you?e occasionally throws some heat my way. he recently said i don't have a clue about women's health issues. he would do a much better job for women than i would. as i have said, that's a general election debate i'm really looking forward to. [applause] and i love it when he gets called out for his offensive comments about women. he comes back and says he loves women. in fact, he says he cherishes women. that's nice. same to you,ll the mr. trump, i would rather you stop cherishing us and respecting us instead. so those are two sharp edged attacks on donald trump on this issue. i'm curious as to whether you think one of them was stronger than the other. i liked the carly fiorini thing an awful lot, but i'm curious as to how resonant this could be more damaging to trump? from the supero pac and hillary clinton on the stump are coming from different motives. carly fiorini is doing anything she can to get into the mix. but some the rise people in the press have overstated how far she has come

george clinton. ms. hillary clinton. how are you doing, secretary clinton? >> i'm doing great.? >> it is my honor now to bring the president of the united states, the leader of the free world, president barack obama. good afternoon, mr. president. >> great to talk to you, reverend. >> joining me now is eye dris alba. the one, the only smokey robinson. cuba gooding jr., russell simmons, the legend himself, the one and only harry belafonte. the fight against stand your ground and the legacy of trayvon martin. >> my parents couldn't take me to have a hamburger at the woolworth's lunch counter, but they had me absolutely convinced i could be president of the united states if i wanted to be. >> i grew up poor but i had big dreams. >> to stand here and look at the sea of humanity. it was gratifying. i was deeply moved. >> you can't fight for anyone's civil rights unless you're going to fight for everyone's civil rights. ♪ deep in my heart ♪ we do believe ♪ we have overcome ♪ today >> let me say -- so it's been a great four years as we move to sunday mornings, october 4th. many said w

ms. clinton: you know what, you are telling me something i don't know.ll i know is what i have said, and what i said is it was allowed. the state department has confirmed that. the same letter went to, as far as i know, my predecessors, and i said, hey, i will be glad to help. but we will give you additional information as we get it. john: phil, these are 2 big stories, but on a scale of political consequence, are these incremental advances in the e-mail story or monumental? phil: i'm going incremental. i've shifted a little bit over the last 24 hours as i have been trying to parse wording and see what the statements are. the last two days policy-wise, for hillary clinton, were huge days. we talked about the pharmaceutical drug plan she had yesterday. not only was there a significant plan with democratic support, but she villainized a hedge fund guy and got him to back off a specific price on a specific drug. that is a big win for them. then you have a healthcare plan, then you have an 840-word media post explaining her keystone headline position and a p

ms. clinton's emails today.ally shown inflation for americans, health care and rent. they are paying more deductible. >> lauren: price gouging, if you will. donald trump on o'reilly talking about rival marco rubio. he called the former senator a clown. >> i was getting along with him perfectly fine two weeks ago. everything was fine. i don't really know him and all of a sudden attacks me for nothing. i fought back. i told people that he has one of the worst voting record. he never shows up. >> lauren: trump is always worried about those who attack him. senator rubio counterpunching here. this is what he said about trump. >> he had a very bad week, very few people in event. tom brady is not endorsing. he's a sensitive guy. that's his problem. >> lauren: trump gave russian president vladimir putin an a on leadership. he expressed little support for the syrian president bashar al-assad, meanwhile former president bill clinton strikes back at trump over attacks at his wife saying trump's claims about hilt ri they ar

ms. clinton: are what about putting an end to the nonviolence that plagues our communities every single day -- and what about putting an end to violence of that plagues our communities every single day. not one of them is willing to say loudly and clearly "black lives matter." [cheering] [applause] and of course, no solutions for skyrocketing prescription drug costs. no ideas about how to raise income. no ideas at all, when you stop to think about it. but there was one statement i had to agree with. yeah. hard to believe, right? as lindsey graham said, hillary mile longs a list a to help the middle class. [laughter] [cheering] [applause] that.ight about absolutely right about that. i do. it was the most honest ring anyone said that night. and i am going to keep adding to that list, keep writing for the thate class, keep showing the middle class has a voice. do not be -- the way he handled the question about president obama were shocking but not surprising. trafficking in president -- and prejudice and paranoia this entire campaign. tell you, if you look at the policies of the other republic

ms. clinton lead.ategist for obama's campaign said sanders has done a good job but different test lie ahead. >> one of the test ahead is do you have the dimensions to become president. it isn't just about making a speech. it is about how you relate to people. that is going to be a challenge for him. >> so let's talk about the challenge of media coverage of these two candidates. alan combs is here and tammy bruce as well to talk about this. the surge of bernie sanders has surprised a lot of people. new york times put him on page a-21. >> the liberal media refers -- he used the term but they highlighted it calling him a grumpy, old socialist and said hillary clinton had a criminal complaint and had to retract that. this is the liberal media we love to talk about. they are not so liberal if the two main candidates polling on the left are being treated this way by the new york liberal times. >> are they being treated the same? >> the things i noticed about especially sanders being covered is he is covered

ms. clinton is coming as new fox polls show the democratic frontrunner hinging support. linton harkined back to the '90s when she decried an investigation an her husband where all of the earlier allegations were not true. >> can you explain about the alternative explanation? >> another conspiracy theory. >> you wanted to make it difficult for congressional workers to susubpoena -- subpoena your e-mail? >> that is totally ridiculous. >> reporter: in defending his wife, former president clinton portrayed the e-mail controversy as almost entirely a creation of the republican party. >> every since watergate something like this happens. so i would rather it happen now than later. it was always going to happen. the other party doesn't want to run against her and if they do they would like her as mangled as possible. >> reporter: the former president said the state core coverered the diplodiplomacy an approval ratings were amazing. >> the nature switched to political. they are not giving the job away. this happens. >> reporter: the latest fox news poll found 38% of viewers viewi

ms. clinton's aids shows democrats and independence a video of a recent news conference where he took responsibility were the e-mail scandal but stopped short apologizing. participants said they wanted to hear more about the controversy and indicated this is drowning out everything else clinton is talking about. >> everything she does is strategic and calculated. so a planned spontaneous media tour would be the same way; an apology. >> bill clinton was so charismatic and he can play to a room and say i did this and be believable. she is not going to be believable. she is too arrogant, doesn't want to be called out and thinks she is immune with the approach from anybody. i think it is comical she would do a focus group saying she should be spontaneous. i think she is a mess. and i think her campaign is circling the drain primarily because it isn't just this one issue. there have been little fires around the clinton's forever and hillary is a part of those. the more she speaks freely, she is angry, doesn't like to be called out and i feel as the president you would have to be open to hearing -- >> not

ms. clinton has contradicted herself so much on this sever issue. i am not buying she was compelled to turn it over. >> perhaps not. but i don't know if it matters. if there was a caucus in iowa today, she wins. >> does she? >> yeah, look at the latest polling. she is on top of bernie sanders in some of the iowa. honesty and trustworthy, absolutely. do people care? or did they say she is the one? >> one thing i would say about what you are looking at? slip it a little bit and look at where bernie sanders is. it almost looks like joe biden is doing more harm to bernie sanders than hillary clinton. >> biden was at 17% in that poll. >> and he is not even in the race yet. >> this is poplar until you get in the race. i think you make a good point. some of the scandal stuff with hillary clinton over the 30 years and her numbers on creditability are dropping. i have not understood and other democrats haven't on why they continue to do what what they are doing. >> they have huge problems. i am not sure if she has the selection. >> i am saying among democrat

ms. clinton is clearly qualified for the office, but to be elected, that isn't enough. have to appear genuine. if only there was some way we could get a glimpse into the private side of hillary clinton-- i don't know, read her emails or something. darn it! shoot! what are the odds! i personally just think she needs to show more humor and heart and rely less on what her aides are saying. which is why i was so excited to see this headline, "hillary clinton to show more human and heart," aides say. and they are off to a great start with the spontaneous run-in they had with the "times" reporter to spontaneously explain their plans for spontaneity. okay, so the plan is humor and heart, humor and heart. first of all, for the heart, her aides have to make sure she stops and smells the roses exactly between 9:30 and 9:32. sniff, sniff, madam secretary. and now we're late! damn it! come on, come on! let's go, let's go! the donors are waiting. the donors are waiting! and, of course,-- ( laughter ) even my-- look at that. look at that! even my hair is frustrated! and, of course, t

ms. clinton and then-commander of the u.s. centcom, general david petraeus. inted." the exchanges do not appear to have included classified information. clinton claims she has turned over all work-related emails and personal server to investigators. clinton's husband is defending her. in a new interview with cnn's fareed zakaria, former u.s. president bill clinton says critics have made more out of the e-mail issue than there really is. listen -- >> i think she went out and did her interviews, said she was sorry that she used her personal e-mail, causing all this confusion. she'd like to give the election back to the american people. i trust the people. i think it will be all right. but it's obvious what happened. you know, at the beginning of the year, she was most admired person in public life. and she earned it. why? because she was being covered by people who reported on what she was doing. the new start treaty, the iran sanctions, tripling the number of people on aids getting medicine for no more tax money. america was -- when she left office, our approva

ms. clinton via the tnc council when she was in cairo.'s what was told to me, in an email. >> turi showed fox emails from april 6 and 7, 0u 11. that he exchanged with chris stevens' personal email account. alerting him to his application to sell weapons. stevens replied with a thank you. and i'll keep it in mind and share it with my colleagues in washington. >> he is the point guy now. >> coming up, what does this email from secretary clinton tell us about her secret strategy to arm the libyan rebels? can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? to breathe with copd?ow hard it can be it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if

ms. clinton via the tnc council when she was in cairo. that's what was told to me, in an email. >> turi showed fox emails from april 6 and 7, 0u 11. that he exchanged with chris stevens' personal email account. alerting him to his application to sell weapons. stevens replied with a thank you. and i'll keep it in mind and share it with my colleagues in washington. >> he is the point guy now. >> coming up, what does this email from secretary clinton tell us about her secret strategy to arm the libyan rebels? but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? ...and tkind of like you huffing sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor.

ms. clinton's e-mails from her time at secretary of state are being reviewed because she is the private servertead of a government system. that is a look at the top stories of this hour. securities and exchange commission is being dragged into the 2016 presidential race. it has led to do with how it regulates wall street. more than 40 democratic senators signed a letter to the sec senator mary jo white urging her to require that public companies spending on political campaigns. a bloomberg national political correspondent has that story from washington. on the other side, republicans are pretty opposed to this idea. should companies be worried that they might have to disclose this? to one comes down person, mary jo white. she is the decider on his boat if it ever comes to that in the fec. commissionersic that are not mary jo white are all for this. here is the issue that companies need to pay attention to. at the moment, mary jo white has given no sign that she was this on the sec's agenda. the danger ofk on politicizing the sec, something this would likely do. you once to hold off on the pres

ms. clinton via the tnc council when she was in cairo.t's what was told to me, in an email. >> turi showed fox emails from april 6 and 7, 0u 11. that he exchanged with chris stevens' personal email account. alerting him to his application to sell weapons. stevens replied with a thank you. and i'll keep it in mind and share it with my colleagues in washington. >> he is the point guy now. >> coming up, what does this email from secretary clinton tell us about her secret strategy to arm the libyan rebels? [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. prevnar 13 ® is used in adults 50 and older to help prevent infections from 13 stra

ms. clinton and head of centcom, david david petraeus. s say they do not appear to contain classified information. clinton says she's turned over all work-related emails and personal server to investigators. >>> clinton's husband is defending her in a new interview with fareed zakaria. former u.s. president bill clinton says critics have made more out of the e-mail issue than there really is. he also talked about the republican front-runner, donald trump, listen -- >> again, as a great student of american politics, what explains donald trump? >> well, first of all, he's a master brander. and when you have a lot of people running and people are trying to make distinctions, being able to put a personal stamp on it so people identify with who you are counts for something. certainly in the beginning. so i think that. then he said to the working class supporters of the republican party that have largely shifted over for cultural reasons, "i'll give you economic reason to vote for me. i'll build a wall around the southern border of america, and

clinton: i think i said this when we had the opening with all these folks. ms. spellings: the launch. mr. clinton: anyway, my family raised me to believe in a storytelling culture and i couldn't tell wanted to like that listen to one and reiterate. one of the most enduring stories of my childhood was my eighth grade science teacher who was not an attractive man telling me that none of us would ever remember anything in it great science. we should remember this. he said, every day i get up and i start the day in the bathroom putting shaving cream on, shaving, and washing my face. i look in the mirror and say, vernon, you are beautiful. he said, you remember this. everyone wants to believe they are beautiful and if you remember that, it will take you a long way. i have tried to remember that. this is one other quick example. the loss of trust is paralyzing in this country and this world. , thears ago this fall prime minister of israel was murdered by a fellow israeli because he presided over the first big handover of land in the west bank to palestinian's. the whol

ms. clinton and they didn't prevent the chinese from hacking into the server. president of the united states who understand what leadership is. about hip is not position. it is not about title. is not about how big your is, ce is, your helicopter your ego. about service. [applause] the highest calling of unlock hip is to potential in others and now we house leader in the white who knows their highest calling of o unlock the potential this great nation. much, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] hank you so much. [applause] questions? sir? >> you're on the mic, that's dangerous. . [laughter] i'm kidding. >> good afternoon. it's our pleasure that you joined us here, today. blessing. couple years ago, i was at a gathering similar to this and the speaker was pam brawnedy. he was running for office in florida. and my comment there was that speak, my eard her favorite female public official sarah palin and after i day, i said, s there's a new first place position. carly,earing you, today, hose two are now tied for . [laughter] [applause] . >> well, thank you very much, j

ms. clinton is changing course amid the sinking poll numbers.dential candidate is now apologizing. >> i should have used two accounts. one for personal. one for work-related e-mails. that was a mistake.

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ms. clinton sabotaging herself. go after the guy you can make a name off of an artist donald trump.tream to donald trump gives you trouble does he come back and say bring it on, brother. >> no. you are messing with the top dog right now and he is very good at debating. jeb bush is extremely qualified. the problem is jeb but is very boring and not very good at being sure, specially banter off the coast. if he goes after trump, he better be prepared. the problem is when you prepare a canned response that looks like a prepared response. neil: and possible when candidates had to be shaped in a period that is distinctly possible. >> it is possible. chris christie does remind me of george the animal steel. he loves to eat turnbuckles and is very entertaining. somebody said could be shaped. neil: thank you. thank you very much. john legg field. now with the donors, what they are doing. you are lucky not to and you aren't a huckabee fundraiser now. >> correct. >> in and help another candidate. neil: you were with y. >> yes, sir. he's out of the race. a lot of them say huckabee could be next

ms. clinton, i u don't have much to say about. >> i like a lot of the candidates that are running on theublican party. santorum, we liked him. jeb bush, i like him too. . >> trump is a tv animal. >> i think donald trump is refreshing. i think he breathes fresh air because he speaks his mind. it's not always the most pleasant thing. >> he's okay, i just don't know that i am convinced he would be the best to run our country. >> he has played the tv like a violin. >> donald trump looks out for himself. he's done hurt a a lot of people's feelings. women, immigrants, and i don't think you'll ever see donald trump as president. >> i think our country is just by the year, by the day losing perspective. and the more we do, the more irrelevant our choices in candidates will end up being because we'll pick one candidate and he will jack things up and we'll pick someone diametrically opposed to him and he'll jack things up. somehow we have to come back to a place we were before. >> jeff simon, thank you so much for that. next, he was the terminator, he was the governor of the state of california, h

ms. clinton shared back and forth meet that qualification? >>> live on the uss-iowa dock here in los angeles. speaking at the rally here is our speaker. >> by god, here i am, pastor joel olsteen always begins with something funny on sunday morning and i would like to run this by you. i heard this yesterday and whether democrat or republicans i think you will enjoy it. three washington, d.c. teenagers are on the way to school and walk by the white house and there is the commander and chief out for a morning stroll. off to the right they see a car and a collision course with the president. they came and threw him out of the way and saved his life. the president gets up, brushes himself off and says you saved my life. what can i do for you? one student said i would like to ride on air force one and the other said i would like to go to west point. and he said i can take care of those. but the third kid said i would like a plot at arlington national cemetery and he said son, that is strange. why are you in such a hurry? he said when my dad finds o

ms. clinton: the iranians and the world need towns that we will act decisively if we need to. so here's my message to iran's leaders -- the united states will never allow you to acquire a nuclear weapon. as president, i will take whatever actions are necessary to protect the united states and our allies. i will not hesitate to take military action if iran attempts to obtain a nuclear weapon. and i will set up my successor to be able to creditably make the same pledge. we will make clear to iran that our national commitment to prevention will not waiver depending on who's in office. it's permanent. and should it become necessary in the future, having exhausted peaceful alternatives to turn to military force, we will have preserved and in some cases enhanced our capacity to act. and because we've proven our commitment to diplomacy first, the world will more likely join us. then there's the broader issue of countering iran's bad behavior across the region. taking nuclear weapons out of the equation is crucial because an iran with nuclear weapons is so much more dangerous than an

ms. clinton: either we move forward and sees this chance to block iran's path to a nuclear weapon, or wes path leading to a far less certain and riskier future. support the deal. i support it as part of a larger strategy toward iran. passage of the plan is a short though a vote rejecting it is likely here it democrats have 42 senators who favor the deal, obama.to back president a huge cash crunch video economic growth plan shows a $13 million ending shortfall for debt payments over the next five years. that is after taking into account spending cuts and revenue enhanced in spirit there were no estimates of potential losses for holders of puerto rico'$72 billion of debt. mcdonald's is planning a switch to cage free eggs over the next decade, the latest move by the ceo to reinvest the struggling fast food chain. the company announced plans to use mostly antibiotics re-desk free chickens. chickens.tics free matt: the department store chain macy's is planning to close as many as 40 underperforming stores early next year. the ceo is experimenting with lower-priced outlets and wants to improve

ms. clinton says what i did was allowed. the controversy is a distraction but it is certainly hurting at the polls and not the campaign is looking to recover. "the new york times" reported a different side of her south this fall. clinton will show more humor and heart. check out this. not a bird from another plane. a meteor of the morning sky in thailand. lighting up social media as dash cams caused a meteor during the morning commute in bangkok. along the holiday weekend we are looking at me moving and. the dow futures showing 300 points at the opening of trading. we'll talk about that with anastasia amoroso. this is all because policy was that of china and i want to get your take on that if in fact the issue is believed would come off a weaker than expected jobs report on friday. >> you know, i would disagree with the weak jobs report on friday because there's a lot of good news. the unemployment dropping 5.1%. the labor force participation dropped for good reasons which means people stayed in the labor force and down jobs

ms. clinton has shared back and forth meat thaet that qualification?: there are a lot of parts that conflict with each other. classified information is information important to national security. if it leaks, it could hurt the country. somebody with bad intentions towards the nation could use it against the country. that information hasn't come up on her service. she has said time and time again that she did not send or receive classified information. we found out that is not the case. there was classified information on that server. the question is was a classified when it was sent and created? that is where you see the dispute. the state department says that all of the information the intelligence community is investigating and protesting was on her service as she was sending are saying it was not classified at the time. it is classified now, but it was not classified at the time. she did not break any laws. of course, that is yet to be determined. a are still going through her e-mails. solid't know if there is proof that the state department classif

ms. clinton also attended a fundraiser in marin county and a reception in arenda.have a look right after this break. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're in the low 60s for most of the bay area, but still in the mid 50s in the north bay. all of the clouds covering us, and as we go through the afternoon, those clouds will keep our temperatures down. expect a high of 75 degrees in the peninsula, 78 degrees in the south bay, and the east bay will be up to 70 degrees. in the tri-valley, expect a high of 82, and san francisco topping out at 68. in the north bay, a high of 74. let's check in now with mike. >> we had a lot of traffic coming down here, across the golden gate bridge, still going on. this is heavy for a tuesday commute even at this time. the last of the slowing because of the earlier crash up here in sausalito. that forced more folks to move over to the san rafael bridge. things are sorting themselves out to normal now that we're widening down in those portions. earlier crash over high street is over on the shoulder. it's a distraction, but t

clinton: i think i said this when we had the opening with all these folks. ms. spellings: the launch. mr. clinton: anyway, my family raised me to believe in a storytelling culture and i couldn't tell wanted to like that listen to one and reiterate. one of the most enduring stories of my childhood was my eighth grade science teacher who was not an attractive man telling me that none of us would ever remember anything in it great science. we should remember this. he said, every day i get up and i start the day in the bathroom putting shaving cream on, shaving, and washing my face. i look in the mirror and say, vernon, you are beautiful. he said, you remember this. everyone wants to believe they are beautiful and if you remember that, it will take you a long way. i have tried to remember that. this is one other quick example. the loss of trust is paralyzing in this country and this world. , thears ago this fall prime minister of israel was murdered by a fellow israeli because he presided over the first big handover of land in the west bank to palestinian's. the whol

hillary clinton has and she sat down with ms.ou dunhar a interview. >> what an honor to speak to you in this wawnchts i thought this was an interview with lenny crafts. >> did you see the interview where his pants split? >> no, i missed that. >> i mean his stuff fell out of his pants. >> do you think i could get that. >> yeah on youtube. >> good. i will look for that. >> then they talked about north korea and macroeconomics. so lena dunham. >> donald trump was going to look up miley cyrus' private parts. >> that's not hillary clinton's fault. that's ms. dunham. >> she said i'm going to look it up on -- >> -- she was being facetious as you often are. >> lena dunham she wrote a book where she admitted to sexually abusing her younger sister. she lied about a sexual assault on college. >> so you have one liar interviewing another liar. it would be like donald trump sitting down with josh duggar. >> let me ask, you better answer honestly. you have a dopey book coming out. lena dunham calls. rick, will you come over to talk about craft

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to show that more spontaneous side clinton retweeted an ms nbc clip of her. that may have been off message, especially as you say on a day when we're learning the second review by the intelligence community is saying there was, in fact, classified information in that server. >> are we supposed to believe this "new york times" piece points out she wants to show more humor. >> i don't look at her and think chris rock, larry the cable guy or jimmy kimmel. it sounds manufacturing. i'm not surprised that david axelrod thinks it's silly. >> i think that's what he's trying to get at. you remember george h.w bush saying message i care. you don't come across as authentic. same problem for richard nixon. hillary clinton has a problem connecting with middle class voters, even as she pushes a middle class message. that's why the campaign is worri worried. >> remember, the words that come out of people's mouths that describe her were not very flattering. first word was liar. let me ask you about the state department employee that was being paid to monitor the server that

clinton. what lessons can we apply from be non-tequila or other countries? ms. demmer: this is a very important question, something i will hopefully be looking more at in the future, just what we mean by normalization. i think it is important to remember that each of these case studies has been different. one obvious example is that when president clinton announced normalize relations with vietnam, congress had already lifted the embargo on vietnam. whereas, with cuba, president obama announced relations normalized, but the embargo remains. malleablevery concept, where we are -- we don't have a set definition of the announcement of normalization. to 1975.ant to go back the war had just ended, one of the most divisive wars in history. thousands of men had died in vietnam, the draft was in place, and yet, when the war came to an end, these americans came to the -- vietnamese americans came to the u.s. take us back to what these vietnamese were thinking, and why they wanted to come here? ms. demmer: this is perhaps one of the most interesting aspects of my research

another intel agency, that review found that the information in these two e ma-ms was claz classified when these were sent to clintone're hearing clinton in this interview really hanging her halt on that. she said, look, there's disagreement between the agencies on this judgment of whether the e-mails were classified. and she's still maintaining this line, anderson, that we've heard for several weeks now from her, insisting that she never sent or received any e-mails that were marked classified at the time they were sent or received. very careful parsing there of words that she has stuck to since it first became public that some of these e-mails were classified after they were sent, anderson. >> appreciate the update. >>> this is happening obviously with new polling showing joe biden, who's not even a candidate as of now, on the rise, and new efforts to revamp mrs. clinton's public image. joining us is dan pfeiffer and dick sarpulian and neeya malika hernandezson. dan, do you feel like the clinton campaign has a firm grasp on how they are dealing with this e-mail story? yesterday they declined to apologize and today

ms. fiorina: she must understand technology. technology is a great tool. it is also a weapon being used against us. no, mrs. clintonyou cannot wipe a server with a towel, which is maybe why the fbi is pouring over 30,000 e-mails about her yoga classes. [applause] ms. fiorina: most importantly of all, we need a president in the oval office who understands what leadership is. leaderhest calling of a is to unlock potential in others. i amow i believe positioned to be a president of the united states that will work with the citizens of this great and blessed nation to unlock the potential of every citizen. thank you so much, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] >> thank you so much. i think we are going to hear a couple rules for answering questions. she's very open to answering questions, but we also have a lot of media today. they are not going to be able to pick up your question. if you do not have a microphone in front of you. we've got two people on this side and on this site. they're going to be handing mids to the person with a question. be sure that like is that your mouth -- the mic is at your mouth so they can pi