john: we have seen government officials, like general betray petreus, convicted of crimes for handlinglassified material that was not marked classified. it seems this is an interesting argument she is making. but not germane to the case. jennifer it is exactly germane : to the case because it has to be classified in order for it to be in violation of sending it. i grant you that the conversation gets pretty academic at some point even, but in terms of how you handle the information, it is either classified at the time or it is not. but also, the state department said none of this is classified. now other departments are deciding for their own reasons, not the state department for , their own equities they want to classify something that does not have anything to do with state. that is a very different process. and that is why when she said it doesn't have anything to do with me, that is because it is other departments and their concern. john: is the department worried there is information that could later become classified? she is she is aware of that process when she was secretary of

if you look at general petreus, he had a tiny fraction of what she had going and they destroyed his life. >> reporter: he addressed the issue of her using approves server as secretary of state during her stop at the fair saturday morning. >> i never sent classified material on my e-mail. and i never received any that was marked classified. >> reporter: clinton recreptly turned over the server to the fbi, but the data and her e- mails had been wiped clean. wendy gillette for cbs news. >> several other candidates are making appearances at the fair this weekend. >>> one of the biggest phone companies in america helped the government spy on the internet more than a decade. >> plus, new fire erupted at the site of the deadly china blast. why water only made it worse. >> help me. i am stuck under my truck. >> a teen trapped under his own truck until siri answered his call for help? >> and our producer's favorite story. a man heard a ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> a seattle tv crew took reporter involvement a little too far while covering a big fire near the canadian border. a tanker plane doused them with re