and finally, i'm always looking for ways to subtly highlight my indian roots.you'll see our bar over here, it's an antique piece from india. as with the other open shelves, i found a way to curate the bottles and glasses in a stylish way. and finally, my refuge. welcome to my room. here minimalism and modernism form what i think is a perfect marriage. it's always challenging putting a home together with your partner. it's about finding that synergy that represents the two of you. in my case, it was about finding a balance between my husband's masculine pieces and my feminine pieces to create a room that we could both enjoy together. you'll see this hand block printed bedding adds character to the room. and it also contrasts nicely with the more geometric patterns on these cushions. and, of course, it had to be black and white. i hope you enjoyed walking through my home with me. i really believe that minimalist design can be warm and welcoming with the right mix of tradition and simplicity. remember, less is always more. thanks for stopping by. don't go anywhere

. >> we noticed changes so subtly they did not register and that is why we always become aware of a problem too late. >> when i am standing at a urinal and there was another guy slower than i am, i asked him how long his prostate was enlarged? he does not know that the hell i was talking about. >> it is a great pickup line. >> what happened when you started taking prosvent? >> it took a couple weeks before i started knowing. i had one or two nights where i did not get up at all and i was shocked. i like it. >> i am very happy. i am thrilled. i take this stuff and i sleep all night long. >> my wife and i went away for the holidays. so we had to sit in the car. before i started taking it, i would have had a fit. but i was ok. i was really surprised. 6-7 months ago? no. so, i love it. >> great product. >> when do you start doing something about this? >> at the first sign of any symptoms. dr. may: when you find you cannot make it through the whole movie or night, that is when you should start treating it so you don't progress it. >> it is remarkable because i found it to be one of the most sign

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white rage move subtly. almost imperceptibly, corrosive league, through the courts, legislatures, government bureaucracies, the white house through congress and it wreaks havoc imperceptibly so it's hard to discern what is the source of what you are seeing? and so i set out to make white rage difficult because the first thing you have to do is you have to be able to see it. the trigger for white rage is black advancement. it is not the mere preference of black people that is the catalyst for white rage but it is ambition. with drive and purpose, with aspirations come with demands for full and equal citizenship. it is black miss that refuses to accept subjugation. black miss that we give up and threw a formidable array of policy assaults and legal maneuvering, white rage consistently punishes black resilience and black resolve. how else can we reasonably explained why government after government fight so hard to keep lack children from getting an education? we sought it after the civil war we saw it all the w

prosecutors subtly dismiss all charges against the man convicted in 2010 of stealing washington dc internndra levy. his conviction overturned and new trial had been ordered. plus, human remains discovered near the site of an old new york prison. how they could be connected to the man who assassinated president william clinton leach. melissa: showers and thunderstorms pulling parts of the country today from the central plains to the east coast, heavy rain bringing the possibility of floodingto some areas as well while other areas are still dealing with the heat wave . william is live in the fox weather center with more on this. a lot of weather out there today that's right melissa. we are tracking a lot of heavy rain itching through some areas and across the central plains and parts of the northeast. a few areas we are watching for flooding and even though the rain is over in some areas across the northeast we anticipate another round of wet weather coming up over the weekend and it could dump several inches of rainfall so that while we are looking for the potential for flash flooding and

. >> we notice these changes so subtly that they don't really register, and that's why we always become aware of a problem when it's too late. >> truth is that now i start mentioning it to my friends. i go up to guys, and, you know, when i'm standing at the urinal and there's a guy standing next to me and he's slower than i am, i ask him how long his prostate's been enlarged. [ laughter ] and he doesn't know what the hell i'm talking about. >> it's a great pick-up line. absolutely. >> in the john. they love me for that. [ laughter ] what happened when you started taking prosvent? >> it probably took, you know, maybe 2 weeks -- 10 days to 2 weeks before i really started knowing. instead of three times a night, i might get up once now. and i had one or two nights where i didn't get up at all. i was, like, shocked. i mean, i hadn't slept through an entire night in maybe 10 years. i like it. i'm taking it. >> i am very happy. i'm thrilled beyond compare. i mean, i take the stuff, and, hey, i'll sleep all night long. >> it's really funny. i was -- just went -- we went on a trip. my wife and

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for say thatting, i have been very fortunate to play these complex characters and i love how they subtlyo the audience. the test of a great actor is can you play the opposite, a poorly written character, that just kind of like walks in and awkwardly announces his entire back story. (laughter) do you think you could handle something like that? >> i think i was born thinking i could-- i can handle that. >> stephen: well, that's great to hear. that's great to hear. (cheers and applause) >> why is that? >> stephen: why? why is that? i will tell you why that is. because this is the late show presents too much exposition theatre. >> the late show begins too much exposition theatre. (applause) >> what's this? i haven't had a visiter since being betrayed by half brother betram chevaliers who chorus girl moreit had a torrid affair with my late mother on the beaches of marrakesh. >> hello, it is i better ddz ram chevalier. dispicible half brother of heathcliff sharmopoulos. and you know i ran off with beat ris longfeather who a you ban doned in that mineshaft in bud a pest. >> stephen: i had no ch

marine layer back across the bay, brought the temperatures way, way down and will continue to do so subtlyast couple of days. a live look outside and you'll notice the low cloud deck has stopped there. we do have anywhere from 4 to 5 mile visibility from the coast to the north bay. we're clear, mountain view and san jose. 56 in the south bay. 52 morgan hill and on the coast and in the north bay, it is in the 50s in the east bay. take a look here, isn't this nice, from the east bay hills camera you can see the fog filling into the valley here and it will take just a little bit of time to clear the entire bay area, but we'll look for afternoon sun in the north bay. 51 santa rosa. 55 napa and novato. southwest wind up to 24 miles an hour. so that will allow for a very nice day today by fair field, antioch, brentwood. cooler conditions continuing it to reach concord and liver more. you topped out at the airplanes yesterday in the low 90s, today, still even cooler there so outside here, our studios, you can see the deck of low clouds and fog and it will remain pretty cool here with just limited

so, again, i would have been a little more subtle and played my card a little more subtly if i were her. >> i would have hoped at the end of the day at least when people get to the supreme court would try to be decent. whether it's who you put on the bench use your best mind you think is fair and the right person. i just actually find this rather shocking. even though i think ted is angling for a clerkship with justice ginsburg because he is the only one. ted, even the "new york times" and the "the washington post." >> i don't care. we're all human. she is an american. she has her opinion. and she can exercise that opinion from the bench. >> nobody said she doesn't have a first amendment right to say it what we are questioning her judgment. anyway, ted, katie, thank you both. >> exactly. >> oh, brother, more disturbing news tonight. man is threatening to kill cops and he is on the loose. police in baton rouge are at this hour frantically searching for this suspect who is plotting to kill cops. three other suspects in this plot are already behind bars. fox news correspondent will carr is

. >> seth: sure, trump didn't explicitly say it, he implied it with all the subtly of an eighth grader'sne. ke i home and take a shower. it's a bottle, not a serving. in fact, later in a radio interview trump was given a chance to clear all this up by stating unequivocally that he was not trying to imply that president obama somehow sympathizes with terrorists but instead trump said, quote i'll let people figure that out for themselves. the worst part about trump's campaign isn't just that he says crazy [ bleep ] but that he expects us to figure out the crazy [ bleep ] he says. listening to trump is like opening up a fortune cookie. when it comes to catching worms, the early bird is the best, believe me, everyone says so. [ light laughter ] but trump's vague innuendo is no accident. this is a strategy he uses to try to appeal to the outer fringes while also avoiding accountability. >> it's donald trump trying to be all things to all people. for people who think the president is against us as americans they can listen to that and think that that's what donald trump is saying. and for more

and if he was trying to subtly influence the investigation, it backfired. loretta lynch, who knows, maybe she could have been a potentially sympathetic voice in this process she's had to for the most part take herself out if you're one of the investigators in this issue you're probably looking at this saying you have to be very careful, not show any leniency. everything backfired? >> not good for hillary clinton for sure. let's talk about vice president shl possibilities a lot of speculation, of course, and i had the chance to speak to senator corey booker of new jersey who is rumored to be on her list and his response to my question was pretty telling. let's listen. >> at this point, i've answered this question, talked about this, i'm just referring questions about the vice presidency to the woman that will have to make this decision. you should talk to the hillary clinton campaign. what i do knee is that on the democratic side there are many fabulous candidate, people that could be strong vice presidential candidates. >> what i said to him after that, bec

legislatures, government yurok receipts, and the white house through congress and it wreaks havoc subtly. and perceptively so that it is hard to discern what is the source of what you are seeing so i set out to make white rage visible. because the first thing you have to do is be able to see this thing. the trigger for white rage is black advancement. it is not the mere presence of black people that is the catalyst for white rage but it is blackness with ambition. blackness with drive. with purpose, with aspirations, with demands for full and equal citizenship. it is blackness that refuses to accept subjugation. blackness that refuses to give up. and through a formidable array of policy assaults and legal maneuverings, white rage consistently punishes black resilience and black resolve. how else can we reasonably explain why government after government fought so hard to keep black children from getting an education. we saw it after the civil war, we sought sought all the way through the brown decision, we see it now. why is it so difficult to educate black children? why do we have this,

so if bill clinton was even in any sense trying to subtly influence this investigation, it has backfired spectacularly. >> and of course there's a lot of speculation now that, close sources say, including on donald trump's twitter feed, for what that sourcing is worth, in the conventional wisdom has been that she probably won't be charged with anything. >> well, it's now become, for many of the same reasons that heidi has said, it's become a perfect lose-lose situation for hillary. because there's two alternatives. she could be indicted which is a catastrophe and probably would lead to her withdrawal from the race. or she could not be indicted, and everybody's going to look at this process now as somehow tainted by the meeting between her husband and the attorney general. you know, everybody keeps talking about what an asset bill clinton is to her campaign. but boy, this is not the behavior of somebody who is an asset. it has absolutely undermined the whole process. and again, it, you know, it puts the attorney general in this box where she really can't, you know, even appear to have any

subtly, in some cases. my friend from south carolina uses big words, like exculpatory. and kind of goes through what a prosecutor would do. the insinuation being, you didn't do your job. my friend from wyoming is apparently flooded with citizens in her home state who are reading the statute that governs classification. a lot of time on the hands back there, i guess. but yeah. this is all designed to discredit your finding. now, the fbi interviewed secretary clinton, is that correct? >> yes. >> did she lie to the fbi in that interview? >> i have no basis for concluding that she was untruthful with us. >> and is it a crime to lie to the fbi? >> yes, it is. >> david petraeus did lie to the fbi. >> yes. >> and he was prosecuted -- well, could have been. >> could have been. was not. >> right. that's always a judgment call. >> correct. >> was she evasive? >> i don't think the agents assessed she was evasive. >> hmmm. how many e-mails are we talking about? total? universe? that were examined? by your team? >> tens of thousands. >> tens of thousands. and how many are in a quest

some southerly and some not to subt subtly.police officers are thrown into positions like social workers in the worst parts of america. they are not trained for that task. it's not fair that we give them that task. no matter what the president says he gets attacked from both sides. >> that's because there are five to ten around this from carry laws. we'll get to that at some point. the justice system, it's not just black and white. you know, tension between black and white, there's a lot of problems that are broken. >> absolutely. i think part of what we wrestled with all weekend, i have been on countless conference calls with national civil rights groups, people that are on the ground. >> and the families themselves. >> yes. he was on politics nation yesterday. the problem is many of the protesters come from our organizations. many of them are white. we say black lives matter. it is more of a statement than an organized group. we just act like -- many of them are white. many are sympathizing but many have other issues. many of

brand new pole that issue the integrity is not an issue that is by us and by the city staff that subtly establishes a comprehensive set of rules about pole safety and there is other pole safety guarantees in terms of satisfying the requirements of pg&e so those are the issues that have been presented we firmly believe that this application is a good one it is in complete compliance with the law and appellants had a fair opportunity to present their argument but that the appeal should be denied the permit upheld thank you. >> counselor. >> yeah. >> in your brief you have a map which appears to be accurate in the rad radius and the address of parcels. >> right. >> reflective of the block of that particular address the two page list you provided which those services normally provide for mailers they're all in the 24 hundred i don't believe that is correct. >> if the brief you gave us. >> perhaps you want to come back i'll take into account i don't believe that is correct. thank you. >> thank you we'll hear from the department now. >> good evening commissioner honda's and fellow commissione

. >> we were lead by the city attorney that said that goes against subtly we're seeing individuals become of age we didn't understand be if you're regulating a business activity with use that is actually allowed i took that the deputy city attorney that's you are intent. >> i'm asking that myself and appreciate that you come forward. >> sure and look how quiet in the room oh, my goodness we are really go and . >> i'm coming to observer observe that light bulb went off n my head thank you. >> good evening my name is torrance i'm a founding president of the entertainment commission i've sat. >> commissioner. >> i know another commissioner. >> i'm retired and speaking as an individual's person and one fact in colonel cotton unanimous surveys were given to 40 thousand students before and after legalization to determine why there was any change in the use patterns colorado children are not smoking more cannabis since the drug became legal they're not smoking more cannabis this report was at the direction of state public safety i think that fact be entered into the records thank you for your pa

i think what the conversation has been about is, why is it subtly that russians are rushing and to do this in american politics, and should that make us uncomfortable, and what does it mean about where this is going and what we will do about it, not so much about the problems we have in american politics, which many of us know about and are frustrated about. from thethew rojansky cannon institute at the wilson center. here are the numbers -- int: roger is up next alabama. good morning. caller: yes, the last caller completely took the wind out of my sails. i think the contact and the e-mails is more important, and wouldn't it be against the law, i mean, there is an investigation on clinton's e-mail server, and she deleted, what, 33,000 e-mails and scrubbed the machine, wouldn't that be against the law for her to do that? guest: we know the fbi investigated hillary clinton's server. where are they investigating this alleged tact of the dnc, allegedly by the russians? guest: they're being relatively tightlipped so far. it is pretty clear the administration wants to substantiate in some w

they are moving with a tremendous deliberation and what that means is they will very subtly acknowledgethe changes in economic performance since the june meeting. , express ally means bit more confidence in the outlook for economic growth and a sigh of a bit of relief that the labor market is not rolling out of bed. riccadonna, and enda curran. we will have full coverage of the fed rate decision this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. two big stock stories moving in opposite directions. and deutsche bank. it seems like the question for apple is are we going to see a move higher, is the worst over? matthew: it looks like apple's business is stabilizing. expectations were low this quarter and they exceeded, so it seems that stabilization is the way to describe this business. alix: what is the key metric to look at for next quarter? their fiscal first-quarter is the december quarter and that will give us a iphone what they expect seven to do. alix: to look at the services side of the business -- matthew: i think tim cook has not set a whole lot you and it is getting worrisome that he is sticking to th

so, there's a subtly here you can't set aside when someone realizes it was bill clinton who first appointedesident obama who is campaigning for hillary clinton who is her current judge or boss. this is an unprecedented position that hillary clinton has put all of these individuals in -- >> there's a lot of things unprecedented about this election, congressman. but what's your evidence? >> it's not evidence. where there's smoke, there's fire and it just smells from the high heavens that -- bill clinton going on the airplane and the facts of clinton and obama campaigning together, it just wreaks. and i think the american public are going to see this for what it is. i respect director comey and i respect his logic. but ultimately it would have been loretta lynch to decide whether to prosecutor or not. none of us expected the obama administration to indict her. and seihe's going to have toanc to the american people for lying. >> . . . >>> saddam hussein was a bad guy, right? really bad guy. you know what he did well. he killed terrorists. they didn't read them their rights. they didn't talk. th

. >> subtly is not your strength, my friend. >> security is a theme, security is a theme tonight.r of guests and what stands out for you? >> look, we have some people -- some people know, senator cotton, joni ernst, the only woman veteran in the senate. ryan zinke who is a -- >> navy s.e.a.l. >> a congressman from montana. but i'll tell you, i would bet people that people will be blown way are with karen vaughn, mother of the fantastic navy s.e.a.l. who died in afghanistan, and john tiegen he wrote "13 hours." i strongly recommend it and the movie is fantastic. very faithful to the book. my sense is when we turn off the television tonight, america's likely to say those three peo e people, the mother of navy s.e.a.l., and the two -- and the two men who fought at the battle of benghazi were the highlights of the evening. >> now that the never trump movement is over, is it time for the gop, the republican party, to rally around trump? >> yeah. look, this will be a process not an event. simply that, you know, the defeat of the never trump forces in the rules committee is not going to

. >> a subtly that is lost on the front pages of arab newspapers this morning.spapers two parties, one that is inclusive and hold on to all citizens and all religions and a second that wants to expel from america. not newt gingrich not wanting to be on the vp ticket. it is going to be, this is what we told you. isis is preaching this. this feeds am to that psychotic rhetoric. >> and we don't make enough of what happens within these communities where people die, especially muslims dying. this is the lead story. just coming across the wire p. the driver jumped out asking where are the wounded, we only have dead here. two men trying to comfort a young man weeping over the body of his mother. they kill muslims. >> kyle perry, if you could stay with us until the top of the hour. in just a moment, the very latest on out of nice, france, where 84 people are dead after a man drove a truck through a packed promenade in what french officials are calling a terrorist attack. "washington post" bob woodward will be with us, as well. can you love wearing powerful sunscreen? ye

i think what the conversation has been about is, why is it subtly that russians are rushing and to do this in american politics, and should that make us uncomfortable, and what does it mean about where this is going and what we will do about it, not so much about the problems we have in american politics, which many of us know about and are frustrated about. from thethew rojansky cannon institute at the wilson center. here are the numbers -- int: roger is up next alabama. good morning. caller: yes, the last caller completely took the wind out of my sails. i think the contact and the e-mails is more important, and wouldn't it be against the law, i mean, there is an investigation on clinton's e-mail server, and she deleted, what, 33,000 e-mails and scrubbed the machine, wouldn't that be against the law for her to do that? guest: we know the fbi investigated hillary clinton's server. where are they investigating this alleged tact of the dnc, allegedly by the russians? guest: they're being relatively tightlipped so far. it is pretty clear the administration wants to substantiate in some w

more southeru subtly, he has to say to country that doesn't know him a at a national level that he'seady to be the president in a heartbeat. and he's got to be someone who can stand up and say, this is an agenda worth voting for, not just against somebody else, but that trump is worth voting for. what we've seen so far from pence is just such a big divide between what he actually believes and stands for, whether it's on trade or supporting the iraq war, and where donald trump is. >> but how much can he run away from the obvious currency here? obviously ron is right when he say what jobs have been created, but people don't believe it. that's the currency here. she did knowingly send e-mails that were classified to people who were uncleared. that's what they believe in there. the economy stinks. everybody hates us. the country is about to be attacked. that's the mood in this country beyond the convention hall. does he have to echo that? >> if that's the mood he's going to try and strike, he has to get it right. some of what we've seen over the last couple days has been very loud, very

vote unless a member the board of member the public wishes to have an item severed and considered subtly. mr. chairman i received no request from the public that an item be severed >> ms. borden >> i would ask than .97. and can i ask i don't severed a call to attention we have three measures on the consent calendar around speed limits and schools. i just want to point this out publicly for people understand why there's a difference that emf were establishing 25 mi./h at the school speed limit and then on x were establishing 15. so i had queried if that was because of the nature of the road that the schools are on and i was told, yes, that is the case oh i want to point out because i know under vision zero there's been a big concern for zero is the speed around the school zone. the legal ability to do a 50 mile speed limit but apparently not on the type of street that the school for x isn't it i will collect everyone's attention >> thank you. so the consent calendar planted 10 point hundred is a motion on the consent calendar -10.9 moved and seconded. all those in favor say, aye opposed?

vote unless a member the board of member the public wishes to have an item severed and considered subtly. mr. chairman i received no request from the public that an item be severed >> ms. borden >> i would ask than .97. and can i ask i don't severed a call to attention we have three measures on the consent calendar around speed limits and schools. i just want to point this out publicly for people understand why there's a difference that emf were establishing 25 mi./h at the school speed limit and then on x were establishing 15. so i had queried if that was because of the nature of the road that the schools are on and i was told, yes, that is the case oh i want to point out because i know under vision zero there's been a big concern for zero is the speed around the school zone. the legal ability to do a 50 mile speed limit but apparently not on the type of street that the school for x isn't it i will collect everyone's attention >> thank you. so the consent calendar planted 10 point hundred is a motion on the consent calendar -10.9 moved and seconded. all those in favor say, aye opposed?

illicit excelsior program have skipped over i do not see the full list in the actual body >> we can subtly get that to you. >> deputy city attorney john gibner. the parks code section 4 point 10 has a was too long for me to read. the reason we listed the two above and below is just to put it in order that's probably about 40-50 different parks >> okay. love to get the list for rec and park just to look at it it's not that opposition to it. this always like to ensure the greatest flexibility for our residents to enjoy our parks not trash our parks. >> absolutely. just to expand on that these are all some of the parks we all utilize the part of this list. it was something that was only important to a lot of folks. we did thank you. supervisor kim any other questions? with that committed this item, item 42 same house, same call? without objection the passes on first reading >>[gavel]. item 43 >> item 43, >>[reading code] >> colleagues can we take this item same house, same call? without objection adopted unanimously >>[gavel] >> item 44 >> item 44, >>[reading code] >> same house, same call? w

she was trying to very -- not so subtly, but with specific examples that governing is really hard andof america first leads him to make trump tie necessary china, not colorado, trump suits in mexico, not michigan, trump furniture in turkey, not ohio. >> she was very specific in that line. she said this is -- the country needs big men with self-control and restraint, not little men. >> yeah. i mean, it was a very forceful attack on donald trump, feeding into the negative character, the negative betrayal that we've seen democrats do throughout the week. . i have to say, though, i thought that there was going to be more of her trying to acknowledge that there are voters out there that have concerns about her and a way of explaining. now, correct me if i am wrong, the only thing i heard was her saying i know that there's some people out there who don't get me. and she just basically explained -- >> she explained the story of her life. >> and she's a wonk and she loves policy and these details are important to her. but that doesn't really at all get into those issues. and, i mean, that pos

illicit excelsior program have skipped over i do not see the full list in the actual body >> we can subtly get that to you. >> deputy city attorney john gibner. the parks code section 4 point 10 has a was too long for me to read. the reason we listed the two above and below is just to put it in order that's probably about 40-50 different parks >> okay. love to get the list for rec and park just to look at it it's not that opposition to it. this always like to ensure the greatest flexibility for our residents to enjoy our parks not trash our parks. >> absolutely. just to expand on that these are all some of the parks we all utilize the part of this list. it was something that was only important to a lot of folks. we did thank you. supervisor kim any other questions? with that committed this item, item 42 same house, same call? without objection the passes on first reading >>[gavel]. item 43 >> item 43, >>[reading code] >> colleagues can we take this item same house, same call? without objection adopted unanimously >>[gavel] >> item 44 >> item 44, >>[reading code] >> same house, same call? w

illicit excelsior program have skipped over i do not see the full list in the actual body >> we can subtly get that to you. >> deputy city attorney john gibner. the parks code section 4 point 10 has a was too long for me to read. the reason we listed the two above and below is just to put it in order that's probably about 40-50 different parks >> okay. love to get the list for rec and park just to look at it it's not that opposition to it. this always like to ensure the greatest flexibility for our residents to enjoy our parks not trash our parks. >> absolutely. just to expand on that these are all some of the parks we all utilize the part of this list. it was something that was only important to a lot of folks. we did thank you. supervisor kim any other questions? with that committed this item, item 42 same house, same call? without objection the passes on first reading >>[gavel]. item 43 >> item 43, >>[reading code] >> colleagues can we take this item same house, same call? without objection adopted unanimously >>[gavel] >> item 44 >> item 44, >>[reading code] >> same house, same call? w

vote unless a member the board of member the public wishes to have an item severed and considered subtly. mr. chairman i received no request from the public that an item be severed >> ms. borden >> i would ask than .97. and can i ask i don't severed a call to attention we have three measures on the consent calendar around speed limits and schools. i just want to point this out publicly for people understand why there's a difference that emf were establishing 25 mi./h at the school speed limit and then on x were establishing 15. so i had queried if that was because of the nature of the road that the schools are on and i was told, yes, that is the case oh i want to point out because i know under vision zero there's been a big concern for zero is the speed around the school zone. the legal ability to do a 50 mile speed limit but apparently not on the type of street that the school for x isn't it i will collect everyone's attention >> thank you. so the consent calendar planted 10 point hundred is a motion on the consent calendar -10.9 moved and seconded. all those in favor say, aye opposed?

subtly in some cases. my friend from south carolina uses big words like exculp tri and goes through what a prosecutor would do. the insufficieinuatioufficienin didn't do your job. my friend from wyoming, apparently flooded with citizens in her home state who are reading the statute that governs classification. a lot of time on the hands back there i guess, but, yeah, this is all designed to discredit your finding. now, the fbi interviewed secretary clinton. is that correct? >> yes. >> did she lie to the fbi? that interview? >> no no base for conclusion she was untrufl with us. >> it is a crime to the lie with the fbi? >> yes. >> david petraeus did lie to the fbi and he was prosecuted -- >> could have been but was not. >> that's always a judgments call. >> correct. >> was she evasive? >> i don't think the agent assessed she was evasive. >> how many e-mails are we talking about total universe that were examined? by your team. >> tens of thousands. >> tens of thousands. and how many are in a questionable cate