yes, sheryl mills wasn't paid a dime as far as we know.ut we also know her state department staff was involved in the logistics here. there were other meetings going on during this trip. the various people interviewed worked for companies that are involved in donating and working with the clinton foundation. by the way, also have business overseas. so it just really looks bad. >> and while all of this is happening, there's news that cnn's learning that the fbi months ago had suspicions there may have been criminal activity involved with the clinton foundation. but it didn't open an investigation. >> yeah, this is coming frp our justice reporters. the fbi and top justice officials met with -- several months ago to discuss opening up a possible corruption case into the clinton foundation. now, at the time, three different justice department field offices were all in agreement. there should be an investigation. it involved a bank that was reporting suspicious activity from a foreigner who donated money to the clinton foundation. while the dep

and i said to sheryl -- i said sheryl, weren't you jest blown away, when she was crying real tears on stage at the broadway opeeing? every day of her life when she was 17. don't you remember? she can turn that on like that. >> now that's a good story. >> and the moral to that story is -- little girls have their daddies wrapped around their fingers. >> that's why i have boys. in our "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which star theirs an iden tattoo with his brother? casey affleck, mark wahlberg or find o a >> announcer: travel consideration provided by -- >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. in tonight's "e.t." birthdays celebrities shares an brother? that is casey affllck, who turns 41. he and ben both have native american fraternity symbol. i knew you k that. >> i didn't. we're out of time. have a great weekend, everybody. >> bye! >>> monday on "e.t." -- >> i was not a big dancer. >> just surfaced. the eva longoria weddi photos you haven't seen. we have them first. >>> plu jada's "hairspray" secrets. [upbeat music] hi. welcome back to hometime. we've got a few topics at some poi

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we have got this convicted felon, this shagori guy and sheryl mills, to u.s. ambassador and there's foya request for information that we didn't know about that would have disclosed the e-mail system that hillary was using and they denied having one. aren't you a little bit concerned about the uneasy relationship between money and the u.s. government as it relites to the clintons? >> judge, not in this case, i'm not at all. thank you for having me on. happy sunday. look. there was an absolute wall. doug band sent that e-mail asking huma to contact the ambassador on shagori's behalf. he is a lebanese, born in lebanon and contributes money to protect christians in lebanon. here's the thing. he has not talked to hillary clinton since 2006 when she was a senator, not secretary of state. never talked to the ambassador. and nothing really ever which is too bad because what he was trying to do according to everybody can knows anything about this is he tries to pass insights along about the election in lebanon and how to protect the christians in lebanon, a cause which

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sheryl mills: it's a joyous and sad moment. i mean, we get a chance to support one another and cry on each other's shoulder and love one another. thema: that was ben hutchison reporting. police are still investigating the crash. it's unclear if the driver will face charges. being held for the two nuns killed at their home in mississippi. the wake for sister margaret held and sister paula merrill will be at the church where they led a bible study. the nuns were found dead thursday after they didn't show up to work. right now, 46-year-old rodney earl sanders is charged with their murder. police say he confessed to the crime, but has not given a motive. sister held grew up in slinger she was part of the milwaukee-based school sisters of saint francis. that religious community released a statement yesterday. it reads in part, "we wish to offer our deepest appreciation to the mississippi state and local law enforcement teams and to the many other public servants who have worked tirelessly the past two days. we also wish to thank the

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this week we find out top state department aide sheryl mills, formerly of the president bill clinton impeachment team, aligned with hillary ever since, and also on that private server was advised in 2012 that a freedom of information request was made for the number of e-mail accounts used by hillary clinton. now dozens of senior officials throughout the state department including clinton's immediate staff obviously concerned, exchange e-mails with the secretary and sheryl mills. they actually used the personal account to discuss the official business and advise her of this foia request. their response to the request? there were no records. they were in active defense mode to hide their scheme. and when truth is put to the lie, that in fact there was an e-mail account, they say they made a mistake. had they been honest, that personal server would have been exposed years earlier. and also this week we find out a clear pay to play relationship between the clinton foundation and the clinton state department. an urgent e-mail from doug band, formerly assistant to president bill clinton, n

and i said to sheryl -- i said sheryl, weren't you jest blown away, when she was crying real tears on stage at the broadway opeeing? and she said yeah. well, you know, she did that every day of her life when she was 17. don't you remember? she can turn that on like that. >> and the moral to that story is -- little girls have their daddies wrapped around their fingers. >> that's why i have boys. in our "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which star theirs an iden tattoo with his brother? casey affleck, affleck, mark wa luke wilson? >>> at etonline.com, khloe kardashian reveals her cheat day some high-calorie snacks. >>> and joshua jackson makes his first public appearance since splitting from diane kruger. and former "real housewives of new jersey" star dina manzo opening up about her divorce. but has she found again? find out at etonline.com. >> announcer: travel >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. in tonight's "e.t." birthdays celebrities shares an identical tattoo with his famous brother? that is casey affllck, who turns 41. he and ben both have native american fraternity symbol

sheryl mills, a u.s.ernment employee and secretary of state, clinton's chief of staff, was in new york working on behalf of the clinton foundation. a source close to the situation confirms that she was interviewing two people for the leadership role at the foundation. mils interviewed top level people at walmart and pfizer. was it in violation of government ethics rules, did she have permission from the state department did the state know the trip was taking place. federal employees are permitted to engage in outside personal sifts within the scope of the federal ethics rules. all federal employees are subject to federal ethics laws and regulations including rules pertaining to conflicts of interest. that vague he response -- >> congress has a right to ask for any information that it wants to from the executive branch of government to keep track of them and the government should be turning that information over. when you have a break down in that system you have a break down in our democracy. >> it is eas

. >> my wife sheryl and i are sitting there on a broadway theater opening night. i see she's crying real tears, so at intermission, i said aren't you so proud of bryce? sheryl, weren't you jest blown away, when she was crying real tears on stage at the broadway opeeing? and she said yeah. well, you know, she did that every day of her life when she was 17. don't you remember? she can turn that on like that. >> now that's a good story. >> and the moral to that story is -- little girls have their daddies wrapped around their fingers. >> that's why i have boys. in our "entertainment tonight" theirs an iden tattoo with his brother? casey affleck, mark wahlberg or luke wilson? hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. s on demand, most for free. look, he's dvr-ing like 6 shows at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on our tv. why are your shoes off? because i'm on their bed. i don't want to be rude. discover how much more is included. are those meatballs still circulating? get tv, i

sheryl mills was a government employee at the time. >> did he work for viktor yanukovych? no idea. that's a question for paul to answer. >> the answer is yes, he worked for yanukovych. >> sheryl mills was a government employee taking e-mails from the kle clinton foundation to do government favors. it's pay to play. no one wants to report about it. >> we did it all week. >> it wasn't on the front page of "the new york times." >> who cares about "the new york times." what comes out of my mouth is what i control. that's what we do. we covered it all week. >> i understand. but where is the equal coverage. that's the point of the biased media. >> it sounds like whining coming from a guy who rode the media like a bronco horse to where he is right now. that's where it does not ring true. i got to tell you, it just doesn't. not coming from him. >> speaking of the media, donald trump has spent less on tv ads, campaign ads than the green party. he is spending zero to run campaign ads. what's the strategy, do you believe, margaret, with that? >> look, corey is going to have to tell m

quickly, sheryl? >> i think he meant they would do us all a service, us in the administration that have to answer all those questions. >> a.b.? >> i think he needs to watch the jet lag. i know he is working very hard. he needs some rest. that final sentence was really -- >> do you think that's really the thought like the media shouldn't cover these things as much as they do? >> what i think is they do get frustrated. >> i have heard president obama say we do give too much time and credence and threat die in car wrecks at a faster rate and they want context and perspective given then they wouldn't know in the final sentence. it's embarrassing. >> i think sheryl's interpretation was exactly right. a bit of a footing slip. helps us a lot. competition in the streets of hormuz. information about russians hacking our elections and president obama announce hing is going to be the guest editor of wired magazine because some priorities you just can't put off. you can't make it up. >> all right, panel. thank yo

jenna: fox news learning that sheryl mills interviewed candidates for a job at the clinton foundation while she served as the chief of staff at the state department. some calling that a major conflict ofinterest area . >> any kind of pattern of access and answering people's questions who were donors really could end her candidacy and if they don't think that could happen, democrats have their head in the sand. jenna: we have coverage on all of this with our political panel standing by with analysis but first we start with rich edson whose live in our washington dc bureau . reporter: the state department says sheryl mills trip to new york to conduct business for the clinton foundation conflicted with ethics laws. mills was secretary of state hillary clinton's chief of staff. of the trip, the state department spokesperson says the department can confirm that the trip in question was for personal travel and was not paid for with government funds . federal employees are permitted to engage in personal activities within the scope of the federal ethics rules. she continues to say all employ

quickly, sheryl? meant they would do us all a service, us in the administration that have to answer all those questions. >> a.b.? >> i think he needs to watch the jet lag. i know he is working very hard. he needs some rest. that final sentence was really -- >> do you think that's really the thought like the media shouldn't cover these things as much as they do? >> what i think is they do get frustrated. >> i have heard president obama say we do give too much time and credence and threat die in car wrecks at a faster rate and they want context and perspective given then they wouldn't know in the final sentence. it's embarrassing. >> i think sheryl's interpretation was exactly right. a bit of a footing slip. helps us a lot. competition in the streets of hormuz. information about russians hacking our elections and president obama announce hing is going to be the guest editor of wired magazine because some priorities you just can't put off. you can't make it up. >> all right, panel. thank you, sheryl, tha

"today in the bay's" sheryl herd has reaction from the community and a u.s. congressman now getting involved. >> everybody, they are really upset. >> reporter: very angry over what happened here at con tempo park and union city on tuesday. they were holding a daily meeting when someone walked up and desecrated the holy scripture book right in front of them. >> why he did that? we didn't say anything to anybody. so why they do that to us? >> reporter: he and his brother tried to tackle the man before he got away. he and his daughter explained what happened. >> first he wasn't speaking because i guess he didn't want them to know like what, you know, what was his nationality. but when he saw that they were coming after him, he ended up saying, like, he said, i'll pick it up. >> reporter: he did not pick up the pages. the elders showed us the holy book similar to the one that was torn in front of them. >> i know it's a crime. for us it's a crime. >> reporter: congressman eric smalwell was told and responded by saying this act was hateful and wrong, but we must re

i know sheryl didn't want to hear me say that. he's not what i would like to see in a president.n, he's doing this thing again where he's now saying hillary clinton -- he's not saying it, but he's kinda heard that she's kinda sick and maybe she's not gonna make it, but he did that with a number of people. >> and how long have you realized that you're not going to go for trump? >> from the beginning. i mean, he was entertaining, but then he started bringing up immigration issues, hateful issues toward women, hateful issues toward minorities. he just wasn't -- he didn't know who he was. and he was saying anything hateful against every -- who hasn't he insulted, jacob? i mean, that's the question. he's going to be out on a world stage, representing our country. and he thinks nuclear is okay, and he thinks it's okay to ban the press. there's too many issues i have with him. i don't think he's got the temperament. i want to see the debates. i am looking forward to the debates. >> i sound like i'm anti-trump and i kinda am because i'm willing to vote for hillary clinton. >> yeah. >> an

. >> it was sheryl johnson life savings. her down payment for a new home. just gone. taken in a sophisticated real estate scheme. >> you're relying on these professionals to protect you. >> do you feel like everybody dropped the ball? >> i do. >> apparently a scammer hacked into her real estate agent's email and intercepted transfer instructions. when she received instructions to wire her down payment to bank of america it was actually to the scammer's account. and no one at her bank wells fargo caught red flags on the instructions. >> my realtor called me and said the money never arrived. even though i had gotten an email. >> here's the shocking part. when that phone call came her money was still sitting in the scammer's account at bank of america. and help. >> we walked across the street and asked them to freeze that account for us. we were told we were not their customers and they'd have to deal with the fraud department of wells fargo through their department. >> i went to wells fargo, to the realty company, all along the way this scam was missed. even when the sc

. >> sheryl hutchinson is the union rep for denver 911 operations a dispatchers and said she is been getting for certain calls and e-mails from her members. >> a lot of them are leaving and fighting at their jobs. a lot of them are just uncertain of what the future holds. they don't feel like they are being heard. >> 911, what is the address of ur >> some dispatchers fear the worst. >> someone is going to have a funeral and said a family their hospital because the ability to make it in time. >> denver dispatchers prioritize all calls. true emergencies are handled first. but a former dispatcher tells me at once took her seven minutes answering a person having a heart attack. if you have been put on hold during calling 911, we want to rob lowe, fox 31 denver. >> pretty news tonight we want to tell you about. a woman hit and killed by a train. it happened on wadsworth boulevard in westminster around 130. a person was walking northbound close to the tracks and she was hit. the train started breaking and the person did not react in time. the train couldn't stop her diu are told the victim

. >> sheryl mills says they're a big family. their hearts heavy, mourning the loss of trey hale and demetrius batchelor junior, a growing memorial next to the tree where away. >> so young and so full of life. all we need is the community to pray for us. >> mills says the 17-year-old driver just got his license. it's unclear what happened in the seconds leading up to friday's crash. investigators say speed was a factor. brigham tamillo heard the impact and ran out of his home to help, but there was nothing he could and half, separated. there was nothing left of the back. >> saturday afternoon, debris still scattered two teens , missing from a crowd of family and friends. they won't be soon forgotten. >> we get a chance to support one another and love one another. >> police are still investigating the crash. it's unclear if the driver will face any charges. in wauwatosa, ben hutchison, wisn 12 news. adrienne: thank you. right now new information in the , murders of two nuns, one with ties to our area. a sheriff's deputy in mississ

we sent nbc bay area sheryl herd to the front line of the fire. >> reporter: it is day three of the so-called blue cut fire. it has burned more than 25,000 acres. fire is ripping through steep, hilly terrain around flames are racing through the valley. the fire started on tuesday. officials closed dozens of miles of two major roadways. 82,000 people evacuated. no word on how many homes have been destroyed. 1500 firefighters are battling the fire from the ground. thousands of people are without power. hundreds of people are thankful their homes are still standing. we'll have an up date on this fire later on in the newscast. in san bernardino county i'm cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >> she will continue to monitor the situation from southern california overnight. cheryl will bring us reports throughout the course of the morning. >>> to northern california where the clayton fire in lower lake is 50% contained. as for the man accuse of setting it day min pashilk was in court yesterday to be officially charged with arson. investigators say they have surveillance footage that puts pashilk near t

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that's who sheryl mills is.king at the state department, took the train up to new york to try to help them, help the clinton foundation interview someone to be at the helm. i should say we have a statement from the campaign. they say sheryl volunteered her personal time to a charitable organization, as she has to other charities. brian fallon, the spokesman for the campaign, concluding, the idea that this poses a conflict of interest is absurd. state department saying federal employees can do this kind of thing. it just creates this question of where does the clinton foundation end and the state department begin, and why is that such an issue? >> and where would the clinton foundation end and a clinton white house begin? you're looking at the statement given regarding sheryl mills. are there other examples of her volunteering her time in this way? paying for her own way up to new york to do a personal favor for the red cross or something like that. did that happen? brianna, i think looking ahead, if donald trump

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sheryl mills wasn't working at the state department.her server. they took at least one significant step when they hack came out which was that they changed hillary clinton's secret e-mail address which is being broadcast to the world at this world. >> we asked serious questions about this. when you hear and read about it how do you think it translates to voters and to the public? >> for one thing i just want to say the idea that they were concerned isn't concerned to me. they should have been concerned. it would have been weirder if they took no steps what so ever and were going on their way. i do think what josh says is what concerns me most about the situation and what speaks to her general reputation which is this pair no, i ya that leads to the clinton team that makes them look more paranoid. i think, you know, she has a history, the more that comes out about this the harder it is for her to untangle herself in from this. i do think there are more significant concerns. >> you back up and you look at the big picture and look at the f

sheryl sandberg has been a mentor for her at the company. she works in india, not just the u.s.ded to leave google, she told me she wanted to look for something that was a lot smaller where she would have a chance to make a difference and really felt drawn to the task rabbit mission. she joined task rabbit as their coo and worked very closely with the ceo and founder who is now executive chairwoman now that they have made the switch where stacy is the ceo. grew up in detroit, daughter of a single mother, african-american and something that she talked about, the importance of her running a company that has been its employees, a representative amount of african-americans. >> i think this is one of the most interesting things about test rabbit is a place to work. it is already 12% african-american which is far beyond what most tech startups are like in silicon valley. and that is not enough. she wants it to be 30 -- 13% to be representative of the u.s. population at large. she says one of the things that makes it easier for her company to record african-americans is that she is a b

and i heard sheryl crow mentioned that you have to nurse yourself before you could nurse others.en tend not to do that. when women start to make more money, they lose track of their own health. people who are not in good health can't be good stewards of anything. including feminism. if you are not in good health, then the role model you are setting for the next generation is probably not the net -- greatest it could be. think if there is one thing we can all do for each other, it is -- i would not focus on the it becameivisiveness, ask our mom, girlfriend, sister, what have you done to take care of yourself? did you get your mammogram? why don't we take a walk? it is ok to take a little bit of time off of work and do what you need to do. get a massage. maybe we should eat better. i think if we could all help ourselves and our friends and peanut relatives take better care of -- female relatives could better care of their health. that can actually really help women in their lives. provocative comment about how we can stop all this. i would wonder if feminism is the right word? how

only 20 people remained in the sheryl as of saturday night. >>> donald trump's campaign is starting thisk with new questions over his immigration policy. this comes he he met with his newly formed hispanic advisory board over the week. he may be considering his stance on deporting 11 million undocumented immigrants. his campaign manager went on to clarify. >> we need a fair to deal with estimated to be 11 million illegal immigrants in this country. >> his position is to be determined as he considers policy that would help hispanic businesses grow. as for hillary clinton, she is still being dogged over her emails. a new interview shows secretary of state colin powell hitting back that he advised her to use personal email accounts. saying, quote, her people are trying to pin it on me. >>> it was the strip tease protest. why some olympic coaches took it off and argue with judges in their underwear. >>> back-to-school in the district. classes begin in a few hours. >>> drivers may be waking up to learn that their car is on a new ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. temperatures have fallen way

>> sheryl crow sang a song. >> seth: perfect. my next guest is heisman trophy winner and the star of many funny movies and tv shows. please welcome mr. o.j. simpson." >> seth: oh my goodness. [ light laughter ] >> and so he comes out, and the audience thought it was an actor. >> seth: of course. >> like we were doing a comedy bit. >> seth: because why would you bring out the real o.j. simpson? [ laughter ] >> and he sits down. they realize after, oh, my god, it's really him, and they start booing. the audience starts booing. a third of the audience literally got up and walked out. >> seth: wow. >> and he sat down, and i just kept a straight face, and i said, "i don't know why they're -- it's probably me. [ laughter ] it's probably me. you know, something i did, so don't take this personally." and i just talked football with him for four or five minutes, and then -- >> seth: i think it was a documentary. one thing i learned he thought he would just go back to his normal life after he was found innocent. >> yeah. >> seth: and do yo

sister was sheryl.he arrived in iowa he was a pretty fair player but things didn't start off so well for im did they? >> they really didn't. merle was really hard on him and he wondered why is he so mean to me. >> he thought at first wow is this guy a racist and then he realized he is not at all and ends up loving merle. one thing merle would do is have the catchers learn the position and would take a catcher's mitt and paut piece of plywood on the top of it so the catcher wouldn't catch the ball but had to learn to block the ball. darryl liked to tell -- guys liked to brag about what great basketball players they were and darryl looked down and said my little brother could school you and he said in fact my little sister could school you and i think he was probably right. >> no question about that. you got a number of really good reviews. st. louis and des moines and mlb.com. there was one exception, the wall street journal, which said this book was nice, sweet, but a naive trip down memory lane with th

. >> in a statement the clinton campaign says aide sheryl mills volunteered for the foundation on herrter: and the campaign is saying that she actually went up to new york to conduct some interviews for the foundation that she did it not only on her own time, but own dime. she paid for that trip and any allegation it was a conflict with the state department job, they're calling it absurd. >> very quiet from paul ryan's office this week. what do you hear about the house leadership, the house establishment as the controversy continues to pile up and as he lays out more details of the economic plan. >> reporter: that's been a rocky relationship between paul ryan and donald trump. keep in mind he won a primary where trump was congratulating the guy on the other side and pushing him and saying nice things about him, although he ended up endorsing ryan. in terms of where they're going to land on donald trump and the candidacy, they're between a rock and a hard place. he's the party's nominee. they can't say too much about him negative. >> this week meant to be economic week. so many other f

valley and now the attorneys have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the deputies against sheryl against alameda county they say it was illegal street justice living with severe injuries including crushed hands and fingers and brain injury and permanent disability and disfigurement just last friday accused of stealing of gold chain and the middle of all that and handing it to two witnesses the deputy was fired two others remain on leave the lawsuit is asking for unspecified damages. >>grant lodes: he appeared in court today and was denied a trial delay the trial has been delayed several times based on the length of time the case had been pending the judge turned down that request the 15 your was last seen heading to school in 2012 investigators say her dna was found in his vehicle her body has never been from the juror selection is now set to start in mid september. protests >>grant lodes: hours that and and from the santa clara superior court house this afternoon the judge said the judge who handed down 61 sentenced to the stanford swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unc

a clinton campaign spokesman says, quote, sheryl volunteer it her personal time for a charitable organization as she has to other charities. cheryl paid for her travel personally and it was clear to all involved that this had nothing to do with her official duties. the idea that this poses a conflict of interest is absurd. a state department spokesperson says mills used no government money for the trip and that government employees can work elsewhere on their own time as long as they follow federal ethics rules. bill? >> thank you, rich. in washington, dc. fox news political analyst with me. an adviser in hillary clinton's campaign. a lot to go through. what's the here? her best difference what? >> i think the understanding that hasn't been talked about needs to be the first thing on the table, what does the clinton foundation do? i had a chance to travel with the clinton foundation to r would da, eatopen ethiopia, senegal, there are 10 million people in the country that have access to hiv/aids medication. in are 80 to 90% decreases in the cost of malaria medication in countries that people w

clinton and former head of the clinton initiative e-mailed secretary's senior aide, huma abedin and sheryl mills asking for a, quote, favor, because an unnamed associate needed a job. he writes, quoting, it's important to take care of blank. abedin responds, quote, we all have him on our radar. personnel has been sending him options. today, the state department refused to identify the person or say if they got hired. but days later, doug band e-mails abedin again, requesting a big-time clinton foundation donor be put in contact with the american ambassador to lebanon, quoting again, we need gilbert to speak to the substance person reference lebanon. abedin assures doug band he will speak with the ambassador. records show gilbert, a nigerian citizen of lebanese descent donated between $1 million and $5 million to the clinton foundation and is known for his association with nigeria's military dictator, but the clinton campaign says, quote, neither of these e-mails involve the secretary or relate to the foundation's work. they are communications between her aides and the president's personal

. >> reporter: on june 19th, 2012, sheryl mills, then the chief of staff for then secretary of state hillary clinton boarded an amtrak in washington's union station bound for new york. senate investigators have been trying to find out mills was up to. now, cnn has learned a potential reason why. cheryl mills, then a u.s. government employee and secretary of state's chief of staff was in new york working on behalf the clinton foundation. a source close to the situation confirms to cnn, mills was interviewing go potential candidates to lead the clinton foundation. mills would interview top-level executives at walmart and the drug company pfizer. both companies, huge donors to the clinton foundation and both have worked with the clinton global initiative. did she have permission from the u.s. department of state? did they know the trip was taking place? cnn has asked the u.s. state department all of these questions, this was the response. federal employees are committed to engage in outside personal activities within the scope of the federal ethics rules. all federal employees are subje