was a prosecutor in a former life, and i know that they should not and cannot talk to me about any ongoi o save the awkwardness of asking. i do think it's important, you use the word "delete." i think it's important, you and i probably both delete e-mails all the time but we don't go through the extra steps of wiping something clean. deleting it because you just find it too cumbersome or burdensome to carry it in your inbox is one thing. taking affirmative steps to actually wipe a server clean denotes or can denote a desire or a willingness or an intention to conceal far beyond simply just deleting something. >> what do you think happened in this case? do you have any understanding as to whether the server was wiped clean? >> well, i just know what her attorney said, which is it wouldn't matter if we had the server or not. so the bureau is really good at reconstructing things. there are folks in the past who have thought that they have deleted or wiped things clean and the forensic computer experts are able to reconstruct it. i find it interesting, however, that it was 20 months after sh

they came to sit down, to take that first step in that demonstration going to be ongoi, and that other people were wanting to get involved. there were other adults, other students who said we want to be part of this. students from what is university of north carolina-greensboro bu they talked about being afraid, but they also talked about what i would fear is the way they finally decided to come here and take the step that day. they talked about the community, they talked about law enforcement, they talked about the police, what would be the reaction. they talked about the consequences, they talked about their futures. they had been advised, they had been counseled, they had been encouraged, they had been trained about what was going to happen to them there, that they would go through these mock experiences where people are going to be calling you names. people are going to be spitting on you. people may be chanting things and getting in your face. there may be a physical experience you have with someone. there were mixed reactions in greensboro. a lot of people felt like this is just