when terry peters picked up his girl on thursday after school he immediately noticed this mark on her face and took this picture. >> people began to come out and state to me that she got slabbed on the school >> she says the daycare workers told him 17-year-old tavon walters did it on the bus ride from the school's afterschool >>> the behavior on the bus was not any more abnormal than most buses. peter's attorney wants to know why walter was even allowed to ride the bus. according to police he's on probation and has a history getting into trouble at school. >> a kid that's 17 years old, much larger than the 5-year-old child, history of violence and he's put on the bus there with her in close >> well, oh. >> reporter: peter says nobody from the school called him about the alleged assault and the school's superintendent told us that's because the bus driver didn't notice. >> it could happen to anybody's child. had i not seen the slap on her face, i would not know what the video is showing today. >> reporter: jasmine is physically okay but her father says she's now scared to ride the bus

. >> reporter: when terry peters picked up his little girl jasmine from afterschool care on thursday. >> i'm very upset, i'm mad. >> reporter: he immediately noticed this mark on her face and took this picture. >> people came out and began to state to me she got slapped on the school bus. >> reporter: he says the daycare workers told him 17-year-old tavon walters did it on the bus ride from the school to the afterschool program. >> he reached over theea don't hit her, i'm going to hit her for you. >> reporter: the bus security video shows walters grabbing another student's hand and using it to hit jasmine on the right side of her face. the picture is on the left side which is why school officials and police are unclear if the teen is responsible for the actual mark in this picture. >> the behavior on the bus was not anymore abnormal than on most buss. >> reporter: the superintendent says common for all ages of peter's attorney wants to know why walters was even allowed to ride the bus. according to police he's on probation and has a history of getting into trouble at school. >> we're

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terry branstad, and they're backing could prove very important down the line because this is obviously a very important swing state to trump. he keeps coming back to iowa. back to you, melissa. >> peter other side of the aisle and hillary clinton attending her first national security briefing as the presidential nominee at the fbi office in westchester county near her chappaqua hope north of new york city today. this comes amid increasing questions over the running of her family's foundation during her tenure of secretary of state. molly hennenburg is live in washington with more details on this. molly, fill us in. >> reporter: hi, melissa. the state department has told the associated press it will not be able to release all of hillary clinton's daily schedule records from when clinton was secretary of state until the end of the year. so the associated press will not be able to complete its investigation into the relationship between the clinton foundation and clinton as secretary of state before the election. here you see video of clinton's motorcade as she was attending her first national security briefing in new york today. the federal judge ordered the state department seven mont