more on the f.b.i. larities and the differences between the strings of armed robberies at 7-elevens. jeff goldberg. alison: thank you. the trick you can use to get into redskins and other professional sports events for a fraction of the price. plus, a local teenager making a difference in his community. what he is saying after he learned the work landed him an audience with pope francis. ♪ ♪ announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. jonathan: pope francis historic visit to the united states begins tomorrow. a lot of folks want to know the timeline. when is he at the basilica or the white house? we have it for you now. he rives tomorrow at 4:00, at joint andrews air force base. wednesday is when all the meetings begin. pope francis will continue the discussion they started when obama visited the vatican on the shared value and commitment on a range of topics, economic, social, environmental and ethical issues. then comes the parade. folks want to know when will they see the pope? 11:00

. >> back now, our breaking news on reports that the f.b.i. has uncovered personal e-mails that the clinton campaign thought it had dleeted. if you're just joining us, tonight, quoting a source, saying the f.b.i. has uncovered personal and work-related e-mails during her time as secretary of state. our own ed henry just questioned the clinton campaign about the report. he joins us live from the bureau. >> megan, good to see you. thanks. she's been sliding in the polls already. this bloomberg report reports one anonnous source as suggesting, as you say, that the f.b.i. has uncovered not just personal e-mails, but work-related e-mails. go back to the beginning when hillary clinton first revealed that news conference. her narrative was that she had deleted roughly 30,0 0 personal e-mails that were just about yoga, her daughter's wedding and the rest were work-related e-mails. if the f.b.e. has uncovered work-related e-mails, official e-mails, that were dleeted, this would be a game changer, number one, and suggest that she was not telling the trut

the f.b.i. believes they are dealing with two separate suspects. the first round they robbed the customers and in the other only the store. but it doesn't make it less of a concern. men in masks, of holding sawed-off shotgun on the mov robbing 7-eleven in the middle of the night. >> scared to death. jeff: the f.b.i. is looking for two men they say robbed three dale city 7-elevens in the past month, recently on september 10. each between 1:00 and 3:00 in the morning at stores five to ten minutes from one another. the man with a shotgun stands watch and the other grabs cash from the register. in one case while olding a knife. >> it's very dangerous. jeff: this woman delivers to the 7-eleven hit last month. she says the area is usually safe but this changes things. >> oh, yeah, we feel something in it. scared a little bit. jeff: the trio of robberies follows a string of six 7-leb 7-leb -- 7-eleven robberies. according to the f.b.i. both cases had detailed planning and quick action. this man couldn't

the f.b.i. is now investigating a series of attacks on planned parenthood offices around the country, including arson. here's weijia jiang. >> reporter: this fire at a planned parenthooded clinic in pullman, washington, was ruled an arson, a recent example of why the f.b.i. has released a new intelligence warning saying, "criminal or suspicious incidents will continue to be directed against reproductive health care providers, their staff, and facilities." federal investigators report there have been nine attacks on reproductive health care facilities across the country, including cyber attacks, threat, and arsons. on july 19, someone started a fire at the planned parenthood clinic in auror aillinois. then on august 1, in new orleans, a vehicle was set on fire at a facility under construction. the incidents started after an antiabortion organization released undercover videos claiming planned parenthood has illegally profited from selling fetal tissue to researchers. planned parenthood denies sell

>> the f.b.i. and a.t.f. have joined the investigation that as yet has few leads. >> i don't know if this is a copy cat crime, if it's multiple people. there is no pattern for time, it's been different details of the week, different hours of the day. >> police suspect different weapons were used. while six vehicles were hit with bullets, the other four were struck by what authorities confirm as projectiles. >> it doesn't matter whether coming from a handgun, rifle or pellet gun, all are projectiles. >> the first shooting happened august 29. since then, this police car and box truck have been hit. a bullet shattered this windshield, the glass hurting a 13-year-old girl. >> i heard a loud bang. >> a bullet heat a seat on this tour bus, narrowly hitting the driver. >> the person almost took me away from my family. >> an armed civilian group that calls itself bolt force is joining the hunt for whoever is responsible. the leader of the group was detained briefly. the police put out a statement saying we

spied on the festival a few years ago. it is unclear if any f.b.i. ents attended the event but the report confirms they spied on the festival to collect intelligence and prevent terrorist activities in 2011. the music and art festival draws tens of thousands to the nevada desert each summer. look at the stream from the festival you can see the crowds are gone and it looks like the remaining stragglers packing up as crews move in to children up the caps and temporaryville amendments that make up the massive site. >> hundreds of passengers on a conflict if san francisco to germany finally at their destination. they were delayed when unexpected engine trouble forced the pilots to dutch fuel and turn away. sergio has that story. >> this is what it looks like wren a jet dumps thousands of pounds of fuel because of engine trouble. >> the dump took 40 minutes. >> thank you is the voice of the passenger, he and his wife were headed to turkey for vacation. they were delayed. this is the flight path. you can see how many times it circles over the ocean. another

it's from the f.b.i. it's not reports that you ordered. >> no, no. these aren't reports that we ordered ourselves. this is from the state law enforcement division and did with toxicology as they would with any case. >> so if all of this information is true, why are we just hearing about this now? >> well, let me correct you right there, don. i don't want to say that this is new information. this is information that has always been outstanding. you'll have to ask others more important to me why this is just being released now. but this information has been out stavnding since day one. our position is very simple. this information has been out there very clearly. >> but it has not been released --

leon: tonight, the f.b.i. the manhunt for suspects who seem to operate at will across the d.m.v. watch your step. >> i had no idea why anybody would do it. leon: area hikers and bikers on alert for hidden dangers and the awful damage they can do to you and your pet. and donald trump in d.c. firing up a crowd on capitol hill as only he can. while sarah palin got heckled. announcer: "abc7 news at 5:00". "7 on your side." leon: tonight there is a search for group of guys that seem to like to rob 7-elevens. they have done it six times in two weeks and now the f.b.i. is involved. northern virginia bureau chief live outside one of the stores in alexandria. jeff has a closer look at the investigation underway now. jeff: the f.b.i. is trying to get the word out. these are dangerous criminals. this is similar to the other stores that have been targeted because it sits next to a main road. richmond highway. authorities say the criminals would go in, quickly rob the score and quickly get on the road and disappear. the tw

so the f.b.i. really used the going dark issue as having been a concern for us for a number of years. it's well beyond encrimination. it basically summarizes the issue we have with the proliferation of technology over the years. and how that might be impacting our ability to do our job. our ability to get information, evidence or leads in criminal investigations or national security investigations. and so as we see this proliferation of technology, we see that case accelerating. and, so, to that point, we have actually been more and more vocal about the issues we're seeing, the concerns we're having, the challenges that we're encountering with respected to be able to do our job. so, as i said, the going dark problem is more than just encrimination. when we're going dark, we're referring to encrimination for, example, data in motion. data that's transported across networks. realtime electronic surveillance that we must do in the course of our investigations. we also view it as a challenge with encrim

so the f.b.i. really used the going dark issue as having been a concern for us for a number of years. it's well beyond encrimination. it basically summarizes the issue we have with the proliferation of technology over the years. and how that might be impacting our ability to do our job. our ability to get information, evidence or leads in criminal investigations or national security investigations. and so as we see this proliferation of technology, we see that case accelerating. and, so, to that point, we have actually been more and more vocal about the issues we're seeing, the concerns we're having, the challenges that we're encountering with respected to be able to do our job. so, as i said, the going dark problem is more than just encrimination. when we're going dark, we're referring to encrimination for, example, data in motion. data that's transported across networks. realtime electronic surveillance that we must do in the course of our investigations. we also view it as a challenge with encrim

so the f.b.i. really used the going dark issue as having been a concern for us for a number of years. it's well beyond encrimination. it basically summarizes the issue we have with the proliferation of technology over the years. and how that might be impacting our ability to do our job. our ability to get information, evidence or leads in criminal investigations or national security investigations. and so as we see this proliferation of technology, we see that case accelerating. and, so, to that point, we have actually been more and more vocal about the issues we're seeing, the concerns we're having, the challenges that we're encountering with respected to be able to do our job. so, as i said, the going dark problem is more than just encrimination. when we're going dark, we're referring to encrimination for, example, data in motion. data that's transported across networks. realtime electronic surveillance that we must do in the course of our investigations. we also view it as a challenge with encrim

>> i think what matters is the f.b.i. finishing their investigation to see what has been recovered, what it shows. then and only then can we credibly get to the possibility of third-party review. bill: if they have work-related email messages she said they don't exist. >> she is in a position you don't want to be in. she is a hostage to fortune. i have always thought it strained credulity to think as secretary of state, incredibly busy, flying around the globe that half of her emails were private and about chelsea's wedding and yoga routines. bill: she said it was fully above board. people in government knife was using a personal email. >> it was allowed. she said it was a bad judgment. it's a fair question rich raises. 30,000 personal emails? time will tell. bill: is your judgment of her changing now? >> given some of the polling showing her steadily coming down behind in iowa and new hampshire and joe biden within 8 points of her, yes, it is change. >> it clearly was a catastrophic misjudgment to try to go around the rul

. >> the f.b.i. stigators-- >> her private e-mail server. >> the e-mail scandal. >> the e-mail investigation. >> larry: there have to be some pretty horrible things in those e-mails, right? i mean, what's she been hiding? was she the only woman on ashley madison? maybe? i don't know. ( laughter ) ( applause ) we don't know. it's possible. oh, now this, too. a few of hillary's e-mails were just released. let's attack a look. better yet, let's take a listen. we've recreated some of the hillary's e-mails in audio format. in a new segment we're called, "hillary clinton, audio e-mail theater." ♪ ♪ very nice. now, remember, these are the real e-mails. we just thed the voices. >> to an aide, "please call sarah and ask her if she can get me some iced tea. of the. >> larry: so you couldn't just call the aide and ask for an iced tea? hillary, you're so relatable. i'm always emailing aides to ask aides for my drinks. "guys!" my staff hates me. or so i've been told. is there any e-mail that has anything to do wit

the f.b.i. is investigating the cases. the van dams knocked out found and internal service and 50,000 south bay customers. at&t said in the past you needed a certain tool to cut lines but the cables were in vaults covered by manhole covers and some along the highways and others in remote areas. after 9/11 at&t said the networks were declared national critical infrastructure in recognition of their experience to the nation's security. unknown what the motive is behind the attacks but the f.b.i. is taking it very seriously as is at&t with the 250,000 reward. in you have any information you are urged to call law enforcement. >> jail guards could soon wear body cameras after a rome made by santa clara county supervisors after three jail guards were charged in the beating death of an inpayment at the main jail in downtown san jose. the supervisors voted yesterday to appoint a blue ribbon panel to examine what is happening inside county jails. the supervisors approved installing more fixed cameras in the jail with a vote on body

the department of homeland security, the f.b.i., fema, the secret service, d.c. police and several other local and federal authorities all working around the clock. federal officials say they do recognize this is a balancing act. they want to provide adequate security without ruining this incredible experience. >> venues like this where we'll have screening areas where folks have to get through to certain venues there, there is not a lot you can do about that. >> reporter: once people get past the security and inside the venues, they'll feel happy, safe, secure and enjoy the special moment in d.c.'s history. back to you in the studio. >>> pope francis will spend five days total in the u.s. there is no credible threat against the pope but they do remain concerned about so- called lone wolf attacks. >> because of that as nikki just alluded to, secret service and vatican officials have put together a long list of what will not be permitted at any papal event. >> delia goncalves joins us outside the vatican embassy in northwest with more on that. >> reporter: good mo

so a concern for the police and the f.b.i. they want to ensure that he is safe during this trip here. reporting live, janelle burrell, cbs 2news this morning. >> janelle, thank you. >>> and meanwhile, some people are trying to profit off the pope. they won free tickets to see pope francis i in central park, but now some of those tickets are up for steal on craigslist for hundreds or thousands of dollars. the cardinal is saying selling the tickets goes against another that the pope stands for. ebay has banned people from selling pope tickets he is asking others to do the same. stay with cbs 2news this morning and www.wcbstv.com for complete coverage of all of the pope's events including the procession through central park. >>> new this morning police pulled over a new york city bus drivers after several complaints about an a-- erratic bus yesterday. he failed a test and arrested for dwi. he was on his day off. >>> a commuter alert. the first time subway riders can reach the side of manhattan to 11th avenue. and cbs 2news' ilana

that means they are talking about the f.b.i. investigation into the mishandling of sensitive information. that's what we are talking about. if that's the case and that's how her legal campaign team thinks that's the way to staunch the bleeding and they have someone saying they won't testify, that's a big deal. bill: politically how does this affect her campaign? >> hillary clinton said i destroyed the evidence that would exonerate me. she said take my word for it and trust me. er week, sometimes every day there are new allegations that would lead democrats to believe hillary clinton misled them and the risks are much greater. if you are joe biden, what does this tell you? maybe it's time to jump in. bill: some say the republicans have overplayed their hand. how does that analysis look now. >> stinky. clinton said it would turn out like it did with her husband, the republicans would overplay their hand, there would be a backlash but this is about national security and allegations of pa -- payola. but nbd, we want to focus on her b

the f.b.i.'success at salvaging personal email that is clinton said had been raises the possibility that the democratic correspondence could become public. the disclosure would like fan the controversy over the use of a private system for official business. and then there's also this, in politico this morning, they have the story on more email service, hillary clinton benghazi probe. they say more previously undisclosed emails have surface in addition federal court filing, offering a public accounting of some of the records. filing monday in a freedom of information act lawsuit brought by the conservative group citizen united described about a dozen benghazi-related emails that were withheld in whole or in part seeking information. most of the documents also appear, politico about a dozen benghazi-related emails that were withheld in whole or in part seeking information. most of the documents also appear, politico reports, to have been withheld on benghazi. the committee is scheduled to take publ

several news organizations are reporting the f.b.i. has now recovered emails that were previously thought to have been deleted from her private server. she used that server when she was secretary of state. the f.b.i. wants to determine whether those emails contained classified information. clinton said the dell heated percentages were personal. >> a state of emergency in los angeles, the city's new pledge to get help for the homeless and get them off the streets. >> we are awaiting pope francis's rival at the white house. we'll bring you live coverage of his visit and his speech. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> comin coming up on 755, we wl bring you live coverage of the pope says visit and his speech. >> investigating a potential hate crime, three newses were found hanging from a tree on the school's campus late l

something the f.b.i. and homeland security can't get. but with those with medical needs the threat is less likely and authorities say that could be expedited. the long-storm solution, syrian stability, it doesn't look like we'll be seeing that anytime soon. >> reporter: questions about what russia or china are doing to help the matter or make it worse. >> reporter: we are after he waiting a meeting between president obama and a leader of the key ally in the middle east. the king of saudi arabia. the white house says the president and the king will talk about an agreement restrict iran's nuclear program and the american pledge to step up defense against iranian aggression. they will also discuss security issues and counterterrorism efforts. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign staff appears to be moving into damage control mode and trying to keep the big donors happy. we'll look at that scramble with karl rove. an arrest is made after a terrifying machete attack on a university campus. leland: a shooting at a sacramento city college lea

jeff: the f.b.i. won't say how much money the criminals got away with but they can say the cash registers and the patrons inside the stores are being robbed. $10,000 reward is offered for information that will lead to the capture and the conviction of the suspect. live in the alexandria section of fairfax county, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: keep your eyes open, folks. we are on storm watch as rain heads in the area. >> doug hill has a check on the evening forecast. doug? doug: hi. rain we need and rain we'll get. bits and pieces. little areas of rain across the region. doppler radar shows scattered showers over the eastern section of montgomery county west of laurel. heavier downpours out of the northern stafford county across the potomac into western charles county. more still across the foothills and along interstate 81. this is just the leading edge of the weather pattern here that will move in tomorrow with a better chance of more widespread showers and storms. check out the numbers. 92 at reag

at&t is working with the f.b.i. and according to investigators, the suspects cut fiber optic cables in two different manholes, the sail thing happened back in june. in that case, the f.b.i. said the vandals climbed down a manhole into a vault and cut the lines. it knocked out phone service and slowed internet in the sacramento area. since july of 2014, fiber optic lines in livermore, walnut creek, berkeley, alamo and san jose have also been cut. >> jail guards could soon wear body cameras after a promise made by santa clara county supervisors after three jail guards were charged in the beating death an inmate at the pain jail in downtown san jose the supervisors voted yesterday to appoint a blue ribbon panel to examine what is happening inside the jails and approved installing more fixed panels in the jail with a vote on the body cameras taking place next month. >> new details in the class action ruling against uber, the ride service now planning to appeal the judgment's decision, three uber drivers filed the lawsuit

. >> the one thing that was missing was the f.b.i. asked the police chief and he said, well, i don't really think we need the f.b.i. we just don't really have a crime here. we just don't really have a crime. and i said, well, that's funny. there's five witnesses that says we do. >> law enforcement authorities have no new leads in the case and had few to begin with. the drivers of cars in the area have yet to come forward with information. a massive search has failed to turn up any clues in the case. >> we were told by government agencies, well, you have to prove that child is in danger. to us, he's a run away until you prove he's in danger. >> this story had moved from my son was abducted to a conflict with law enforcement of you're not doing enough, you're not running down the leads. >> remember this? i says i don't give a damn about what noreen gosch has to say. that set you have the fireworks. >> the police chief had a lot of personal problems and he was tired of the media coming down and bothering him and all of that sort of stuff

clinton handed over her private server to the f.b.i. last month. she said she deleted those 30,000 e-mails because they were of a personal nature. investigators are trying to recover those e-mails. arthel? >> molly henneberg, thanks. >>> the last of seven challenges to arizona's tough immigration law will soon end. that law allows police to check the immigration status of anyone they stop and if they are here in this country legally. a judge upholding the law's controversial requirement that police can question the immigration status of those who they do suspect to be here illegally. the so-called show your papers demand. the judge rejected claims by immigrant rights activists that that is discriminatory. it's not clear right now if the challengers will appeal that ruling. >>> the kentucky county clerk's office now issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples there in kentucky as the clerk herself, kim davis, remains behind bars for contempt of court. after refusing a federal judge's order to issue the licenses to gay couples and today hundreds gat

the parade is at noon and it will end with a rally outside the state capital. >> f.b.i. agents believe a florida man plans to attack a 9/11 event. the suspect now is in custody. law enforcement said the plot senators as a reminder of some of the danger america faces each day. here is more from washington, dc. >> investigators have not said why the 20-year-old suspect from florida allegedly wanted to attack his fellow americans but they say he knew exactly how he wanted to do so. >> with song, silent procession, and prayers, across the country our nation remembers the thousands lost on this tragic day 14 years ago. and law enforcement is on high alert concerned about people like the tonight-year-old arrested on wednesday at this house in suburban florida where he lived with his stunned parents. >> in shock. >> the f.b.i. said he was plotting on-line. we could make pipe bombs and detonate them at a large public event. it needs to be big. according to arrest documents he was messaging with an f.b.i. informant posing as a radical and fellow isis >> it is troubling we have peo

maureen: the f.b.i. hopes surveillance video will capture robbers that are targeted six different 7-eleven convenience stores in d.c., maryland and virginia in two weeks. each case th arm mention storm in, empty the register of the store and run out. so far no one has been hurt. >> baltimore officials signed off on $6. 4 settlement with the family of freddie gray. he died from injuries he sustained in police custodies. six officers charged in the death. the baltimore mayor says the settlement will help the city and family move forward guaranteeing the officers a fair industrial. the police union calls us obscene and ridiculous reaction. maureen: next at 6:00 -- >> metro access employees take on a french company. i'm stephen tschida. i will tell you what that is about in a moment. maureen: federal investigators are looking into the cause of an engine fire from british airways. the national transportation safety board go team arrivedded from washington in las vegas this morning. yesterday's fire started as

. >> next, the secret f.b.i. operation at burning map with new revelations feds' attention at the burning man festival. man festival. >> and my -- because of the sound. stay tuned. yeah, we know that feeling. you're so bloated you've started wearing sweatpants ...everywhere. when it finally happens, it's always the worst possible time. and when you're finished, you realize you've been in there for a very, very long time. being irregular is the worst. get more fiber with chocolatey, chewy fiber one bars. feeling good can taste great. >> fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> as an estimated 70,000 people make their way home from burning man a new report shows the f.b.i. spied on the massive festival a few years ago. it is unclear if any f.b.i. agents attended the event but the report confirms they spied on the festival to collect intelligence and prevent terrorist activities in 2010 which draws tens of throughs to the nevada desert each summer. looking at the when stream from bla

the f.b.i. set up 24-hour tip line in hopes of catching three suspected police killers. there is $50,000 reward ling up to the killers of joe gliniewicz. they are analyzing video from the morning he was shot. a sergeant that was killed at camp lee june is from this area. lewis wanted to be a neurologist but decided instead to serve his country. >> the hardest thing serving was being away from the friends and family. maureen: for the accident, today the marine corps revealed that sergeant lewis part of a team based in norfolk. practicing repelling from helicopters. it's not clear what caused the accident. next on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- >> aqua-dots approaching a milestone -- ddot approaching a milestone. what is coming up that could be big news for streetcar. >> we have the pick of the day for the labor day weekend an when we will see the storms clear out. >> offensive explosion by the nats. maureen: breaking news from aspen hill where news chaper 7 is over a serious car crash. this is south of the intercounty connector. six people have been hurt and extra ambulances heade

the concern i have is the f.b.i. stified to, we don't have the proper databases on these individuals to insure we are not allowing terrorists to come into this country. until i have that assurance i cannot support a program that could bring jihadists into the united states. gregg: we don't have the intel on the ground, the databases that's required to vet these people. i read a letter from you recently from president obama about this subject. subject. al qaeda successfully exploited the' refugee program. >> an iraqi came into the united states who killed americans in the iraq war. in syria we have very little human intelligence if any. we don't know who these people are. until we know who they are they cannot responsibly bring them into the united states. gregg: do we know that isis has been able to infiltrate refugee camps in syria. >> we have reports that terrorists want to exploit the refugee process to get into europe and the united states. i can't in good faith support a program that could endanger americans. gre

i think it's in the f.b.i.' now, and we're going to continue to have the e-mails released a month at a time. this story is still with us and will remain with us and it will be part of the runup to iowa. the one question that strikes ms as i listen to it today is every president has that one person who can say, no, stop, you're making a fool of yourself and doing the wrong thing. the counselor to eisenhower and ford and nixon said, everybody, i don't care how powerful, the chairman, c.e.o., president, when they walk into the office they're ready to tell them. she needs someone to say no, you can't do this. the question is does she have someone now. >> woodruff: i heard her being asked is there someone on her staff to say this was a bad idea? she said she didn't think when she did this. >> one of taps she gave with us oops. she didn't likely think of it at the time. that's her argument. it strains plausibility for people who have been in government that know how much emphasis is put on recordkeeping and secure com

know that the country is following this very much but they seed a floundering and they seisors of the f.b.istigation and aides taking the 5th amendment before congressional committees. while this is going on, she is essentially losing right now to before any sadders because the contest is in iowa and new hampshire at to point and she is essentially losing. she is losing to a man would said this is the billionaire class. there are 530 people who are billion airs, that is sufficient to put her in the losing position. to this guy. i don't think it is working. >> juan, this is story on the front page of the "washington post" today that said that the company that was managing her private server don't know about the senator are being wiped clean even if they deleted the 30,000 e-mails about chelsea's wedding and yoga they could still be retrievable. that would be interesting if they could find the other 30 e-mails and whether they were private. >> well, the question is, what she telling the truth when she said they were all about personal issues such as wedding plans and yoga and the rest. that i

. >> axelrod: several videos are being analyzed by the f.b.i. presently. at do we know about what those videos may show? >> we know that one of the videos came from a homeowner in the vicinity of where the lieutenant was killed, and we have heard from a source who's told cbs news that the time stamp on one of the videos makes sense. as to whether it captured the-- captures the suspects before or after the shooting, that part is unclear. what investigators are hoping right now is that the $50,000 reward that is being offered will convince someone who knows one of these suspects to pick up the phone and call in that crucial tip. >> axelrod: weg in fox lake, illinois, thank you. video has now surfaced of a wild scene 16 days ago at the u.s. military academy at west point. contessa brewer reports on a pillow fight that turned bloody. >> reporter: the video apparently shows a massive pillow fight on campus among the plebes, as freshmenica gets det are called at west point. command says it's a tradition that builds class spirit after a tough summer of training. i

his attorney says: the f.b.i. misunderstood the science and neglected to consult with outside experts before bringing charges, and that the professor's emails-- intercepted by investigators-- were routine academic collaborations about unrestricted technologies. president obama has unveiled a new "college scorecard" to help families figure out the costs and the potential return on their investment in higher education. the website, collegescorecard.ed.gov, rates schools by how much money their graduates earn and student loan debt they take with them. in his weekly radio address today, the president said everyone should be able to find clear data on college affordability and value. >> sreenivasan: in tonight's signature segment, we look at efforts to reduce the number of teenage girls who are locked up for crimes. it turns out a large percentage of girls who become juvenile delinquents are victims of crimes themselves-- particularly physical and sexual abuse. florida is taking a lead to curb this abuse-to-prison pipel

according to a joint intelligence bull tip by the f.b.i. and department of homeland security, the suspect tried to carry out an attack during the pope's upcoming visit to the united states when he was planning for it. sources say that the threat was not imminent. "good morning america" will have more on the story at 7:00 right here. >>> another bay area city is ready to raise its minimum wage and next, what will make the plan so different from other hikes. >> also, a flash flood hits a small town in utah and a family's moment of terror cut open video. >> a look outside showing you the bay bridge toll plaza early on this tuesday morning, where things are light and moving along, and we are watching along, and we are watching weather and traffic where hey mom, i could use some basil. along, and we are watching weather and traffic where oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where's the? right. it's being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! ha

they utilized the f.b.i. >> there was a home invasion robbery in dade-county. ey came in, tied the people up, squd for drugs, money. >> this time, one of the victims managed to call police. >> the police corral the place and grab one out of the three of them. >> came in and positively ifrded ibar was the man he saw driving the mercedes. >> he doesn't pick him as the passenger. he does pick ibar. he says i'm sure that was the driver. >> ibar seemed a good match. >> were you sure that was pablo on that stap? >> no. >>> eventually, they take her back to the police station. they show her the same two pictures. >> what sort of photograph is pablo? >> melissa monroe had seen se strks h and pablo together. >> seth decided to turn himself in. >> they realize seth has a history and he's violent. and then then the game is on for police. >> seth was about to realize he looked very similar to the killer on the video. soon, he would be facing the death penalty. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ while you're watching this, i'm hacking your company. grabbing your data. stealing your customers' secrets.

i think if the f.b.i. determines that there was a breach on her system, i think that potentially makes it worse. i think some of the issues involving her staff could potentially make it worse. the release of more of these e-mails coming out month by month could make it worse. and finally this congressional system next month. you know, her history has been when she's gone up to capitol hill, republicans have completely misplayed their hand in the moment and in the aftermath. and she's come away victorious. her team is confident she'll do that again. i'm not so sure this time if i understand the way the committee is preparing, if i understand the way they're going to try to stage manage this, that may be a really bad day for her rather than what her campaign hopes which is it is a climactic day where she stuffs them and ends their ability politically to continue to ask her questions. >> rose: last word. >> a big question we had around this table months ago was what did she learn from her race in 2008? how dif

the f.b.i. and secret service have been preparing for months, acting out possible scenarios. ppening as world leaders arrive in town for the u.s. general assembly. ten miles of city streets will be closed down, something never done. we spoke with security consultant, a former secret service agent about those preparations. >> it's not quite there yet and it may not get there in time to make it feasible. >> we apologize. we queued up the wrong sound there. the pope's address in philadelphia is expect to draw crowds in excess of 1 million people. in our next half hour, we will have more about the pope's final day in cuba live from havana. >> republican presidential hopeful ben carson is softening his stance after criticism for what some consider discriminatory remarks, he went on record to clarify an earlier comment that a muslim shouldn't be president. >> if someone has a muslim background and they're willing to reject those tenants and to accept the way of life that we have, and clearly will swear to place our constitution above their religion, then, of course, they will be con

plus, breaking news on hillary clinton, the f.b.i. and what they're finding on the computer server she thought she wiped clean. and then the kentucky clerk speaks about what happened in jail. the new threat to her freedom and how she is handling the attacks. >> so many people have an opinion now on kim davis. how do you think you've connell out >>> breaking tonight, donald trump and carlie fiorina as both clash on the campaign trail. >> a leader always challenges the status quo. a leader is not how big your office or helicopter or egois. leadership is about service. >> now, carlie is out there fighting like hell to raise money. she's trying to raise money. i don't know, she doesn't want to spend her own money. and her business career was a disaster. and nobody wants to say it. they say you can't say that because it's sexist. >> joining me now, chris lowry. great to see you both. so let's start with that. people say it's sexist to say her business career was a disaster. has anyone disputed that? >> no, no one disputes that. she's become

janet o is in the newsroom with more. >> f.b.i. report has more information about two home invasions that took place in the south bay. mull certificate a suspect in a 2009 home help vacation in palo alto and mountain view. details outlined revealed he drugged the victims and threatened rape. a victim had attended an event at harvard university organize by muller. mull are appeared in dublin court yesterday and his attorney demanding key evidence, a cell phone left behind at a dublin home invasion, be then out on a technicality. >> if you are sending without a warrant you have to make that search clean. >> the cell phone led authorities to muller and implicated him in the vallejo kidnapping according to the f.b.i. affidavit the 38-year-old confessed in an interview to kidnapping denise huskins and claimed he acted alone and suffered from side effect from a vaccine. >> happen now firefighters are watching a fast-moving wildfire that pumped sell hundred acres to lake county. it is estimated the fire has consumed 450 acres and is only 2

i'm talking about the traditional f.b.i. going to a judge, getting a warrant showing probable cause but still can't get in. so we've created a process around which to see if we can square the circle here and reconcile the need for greater and greater encryption and the legitimate needs of national security and law enforcement. and i won't say we've cracked the code yet, but we've got some of the smartest folks, not just in government, but also in the private sector working together to try to resolve it. and what's interesting is even in the private sector, even in the tech community people are on different sides of this thing. with respect to china, this will probably be one of the biggest topics i discuss with the president. have repeatedly said to the we se government that understand traditional intelligence gathering functions that all states, including us, engage in. and we will do everything we can to stop you from getting state secrets or transcripts of meetings i had, but we understand you're going to be trying to do t

you may remember, the department changed its tone, after the f.b.i. linked a suspect to the beef the story. he joins us with details. j.r. >> j.r.: and physical distress, humiliations, and mental denise huskins and aaron quinn are back in the news again. this time taking aim at the city of vallejo. their lawyers saying they were treated like criminals after reporting a home invasion/robbery/and kidnapping sot the police jumped to a rather unbelievable gone girl conspiracy getting caught up in some hollywood notion the people who were victims of crimes supposedly perpetrated it. >> j.r.: case a hoax. attorney's for the two say that after quinn reported the kidnapping he was sot gave him essentially prison pants that said solano prison on the side. he sat there with no underwear in a dirty white t shirt that was given to him. no socks. he was given only two bottles of water a slice of pizza a travel bag with chips and was interrogated non stop. their claim filed tuesday says there was never any evidence of a hoax and that police refused to hear them out.

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we knew the f.b.i. investigators on this case felt confident they would be able to recover those emails. this revelation from the "post" is our strongest end case yet that those emails are not gone forever. the company that managed clinton's server says it has no knowledge the server was wiped. a company spokesman says all the information they have is that server was not wiped. they took possession of the server in 2013 before turning it over to the f.b.i. there is even a better chance that those 30,000 deleted emails will be retrieved. deleting an email is something you and i probably do every day. but unless you take the additional step of wiping the server clean, that deleted email can usually still be recovered from the server. clinton said repeatedly she did delete those emails but hasn't said whether she wiped the server clean. >> reporter: did you wipe the server? >> did i wipe it with a cloth or something? >> reporter: hillary clinton will be campaigning in iowa trying to move she is trustworthy

and the f.b.i. is looking into this email server but i think she has turned a corner with this but what you said about her donors, anne, you're right about that. democrats get nervous more than anyone else. and they are nervous about this. she finally has addressed this and said she's sorry. but the number that struck me this week in all of the polling that's out there, in april, 60% of democrats were enthusiastic about her running. -10. now only 4-10. or 40% of democrats are enthusiastic about her. that's not good. so she has to rebuild this enthusiasm some way. but i think she's turned a corner. this is going to be a dual track. the ismael stuff will continue. and she'll have to try and change the subject every day on iran and other things. gwen: speaking of changing the subject and summer of hysteria and like that segue? what i did there? on the republican side the campaign has devolved into a different challenge. who can trump trump? the field saw its first casualty today. when former texas gove