and the f.b.i. acted politically. most americans realize james comey wasn't going to bring down an indictment against the leader of the democrat party. he wasn't going to do it for political reasons. it hurt the credibility of the fine. there are so many black men in jail for petty crimes. yet you have someone like hillary clinton who exposed our country temperatures nation's secrets, she could have gotten people killed with that information and she is getting a pass. the f.b.i. treating hillary clinton a white, rich person, treating her like an aristrocrat where people who don't have money or influence get thrown in jail. charles: to would say her husband even made that more possible. thank you all very much. in the meantime the market was open today. but the major averages weren't able to hold on to that record. we'll tell you what we did see beneath the numbers. i'm billy,

the f.b.i. is warning states about the risk of russian hackers. the system of illinois was also breached. today in arizona there is a primary with house and senate candidates with me now, blake berman, what is the latest? reporter: two well-known senators on the ballot tonight. both are expected to defeat their primary challengers. john mccain is seeking ath term in arizona. he's being pushed hard on immigration by the state senator dr. kelly ward. after repeatedly promising not to run for his senate seat. marco rubio is on the ballot. he's expected to breeze through despite spending by carlos beruff. the congressional fight in the miami area, the dnc chair debbie wasserman-schultz is trying to fight off tim canova who was backed by bernie sanders. >> we don't take money from corporate interests. and it leaves us free to represent the people. >> they want to know they have a fighter, and someone who knows their way of life and has been in the community like i have for 30 years. reporter: there ar

the f.b.i. when we show up on your doorstep. so the f.b.i.'s role in ppd-41. you've heard from michael how the directive organizes the federal government's response to significant cyber incidents into three distinct lines of effort. threat response, asset response, and intelligence support. i would also delineate which federal agency has the lead for each line of effort. so the bottom line up front from the f.b.i.'s perspective is that it doesn't really change what the f.b.i. does or how we do it. it does clarify who is on point in a given scenario. and it sets out a plan for how our different agencies will coordinate and interact moving forward. so let's chat a little bit about threat response. so threat response activities include essentially investigative actions related to cyber incidents. collecting evidence, determining attributeion, conducting law enforcement activity, identifying opportunities for further investigation, intelligence collection, and disruption activities or strategies. in

the f.b.i. gave a republican-controlled congressional committee notes from its investigation of hillary clinton's private e-mail servers. the f.b.i. has said that a few of the e-mails on the unsecured servers contained classified information. republicans say they want ton why the f.b.i. did not recommend criminal charges. nancy cordes is covering the campaign. >> reporter: as clinton campaigned in philadelphia today, f.b.i. agents w handing lawmakers material they classified as secret "with the expectation it will not be disseminated or disclosed." still, democrats worry the sensitive documents will be selectively leaked by republicans who still believe clinton should have faced prosecution. just yesterday, they sent a letter to d.c.'s u.s. attorney outlining evidence of what they call "perjury and false statements," by clinton when she testified about her e-mail single e-mail. >> reporter: clinton insisted her lawyers examined all 60,000 pages of her e-mails to determine which ones were work re

republicans say they want to know why the f.b.i. did not nancy cordes is covering the campaign. >> reporter: as clinton campaigned in philadelphia today, f.b.i. agents were handing lawmakers material they classified as secret, "with the expectation it will not be disseminated or disclosed." still, democrats worry the sensitive documents will be selectively leaked by republicans, who still believe clinton should have faced prosecution. just yesterday, they sent a letter to d.c.'s u.s. attorney call "perjury and false statements," by clinton, when she testified about her e-mail server last october. >> they also went through every single e-mail. >> reporter: clinton, for instance, insisted her lawyers had examined all 60,000 pages of her e-mails to determine which ones were work-related. f.b.i. director james comey disputed that last month. >> the lawyers doing the sorting for secretary clinton in 2014 did not individually read the content of all of her e-mails. >> repr: didn't comment on today's move, but her aides said they would pref

the f.b.i. field office. new jersey governor chris christy. the reason why flynn is going to be there is because the campaign is sceptical that they will get the best intelligence. they wanted to make sure flynn is into analyze it for them. >> i want to bring in "digital politics" editor chris stirewalt. let's start with the law and order candidate using a teleprompter in the backyard of a neighborhood where they had riots two days prior. >> that speech is a great reflection of the changes he made in his campaign. you can see the message being telegraphed and laid out. when he talked of calls for regime change against both parties, he's talking about embracing his role of letting trump be trump. trump was never much of a republican. he was not a conservative. but he succeeded in the republican primary process because there were enough ask we working class americans to support him. bill: you wrote a piece yesterday about early voting. states very soon will be in the process. what else your reflect

gregg: the f.b.i. set to release a report on the hillary clinton email investigation in response to several freedom of information act requests. the f.b.i. recovered 30 emails related to the benghazi attack. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge live in washington has been following this story. reporter: hillary clinton signed this statement under oath last august, telling a federal judge she handed over all or government-related records. but we learned there were at least 30 from benghazi that were found after the f.b.i. did a forensic scrub of hillary clinton's server. we don't know if the emails are duplicates of what's already out there. but if they are new and they were deleted by clinton's team. it could reopen the benghazi debate. clinton told her daughter chelsea it was terrorism and told the public that a video was to blame. the federal judge questioned why it would take so long, given the number of records, and ordered the department to update the court next week. gregg: it's not

it's sort of a natural progression. >> reporter: the f.b.i. says jeffs could be anywhere from utah to overseas but they're confident he will be back in custody soon. >> the world has gotten a lot smaller since jeffs was on the most wanted list in 2006. it's a matter of time. >> jadiann: jeffs is considered armed and dangerous but the f.b.i. has no plans to add hymn to most wanted south carolina neighborhood scared after reports of creepy clowns trying to lure kids into the woods. kids spotted people flashed as clowns enticing them with large amounts of money. after several reports they're very worried. the woods ads and they said it's a clown. everybody was like no it's not. nobody believing them. they come back crying. so we was like, it must be something in the woods. >> ryan: rise are patrolling the area. >> jadiann: a sink hole in new york city opening up on the upper west side. almost completely swallowed the car. the water is still out to some people living in nearby high-rises. >> ryan: partial building collapse in long beach, new fallen

the f.b.i. has been able to identify and locate a person of interest to both of them. >> they believe they how they came to know the 6 and 10-year-old victims. yep general getting answers this >> reporter: mark and romona, a social app is how they believe this person came to be introduced to the young girls and actually showed them where they were. the f.b.i. was not ready to say if it was the girl's on-line activity or live with them or someone they are close to, that person may have led to the suspects in the first place could lead the f.b.i. to their man. >> and take a look at this person of interest, the f.b.i. says is positively connected elyria. [ no audio ] >> the suspect used to his advantage. >> we are looking at things like kick. we are looking at musically, we are looking at tumblr, any of the social media whether it be facebook, things like that. we are not going into specifics of which app or which social at. we want people to be aware that is possible. >> anderson says to their know

just as the f.b.i. turned over to congress notes from their investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail setup. information that the f.b.i. says is classified, which is something clinton critics are seizing on. >> the f.b.i. has declared information to be classified that was, according to ms. clinton and the state department, unclassified. you can't have it both ways. this is a complete and utter failure of the system. >> reporter: the clinton campaign will no doubt say there are in new revelations here but this will keep hillary clinton's controversial e-mail setup in the headlines for a little while longer. . >> thank you. >>> time is 4:10. dozens of homes for the homeless, in 20 minutes a controversial proposal passed late last night in san jose. >>> plus, mandatory vaccinations for students going back to school. the lengths some parents are willing to go for an exemption. >>> a commute that is off to a nice start on this wednesday. traffic looks good heading up to the tunnel. >>> fog is back, inland

the other in february. >> and today the f.b.i. has something tolls go on. jen picciano getting answers in the kidnapping investigation. >> and what may have seemed like an innocent game that's how exactly where they were. investigators are not yet ready to share if it was the girls, on-line active or someone close to them and lead the f.b.i. to the same way. >> take another look at this person of interest and the f.b.i. is connected to to possible abduction and kidnapping of a 6-year-old cleveland girl. vi personal information and location details were shared through an app or social media that this suspect used to his advantage. >> we are looking at things like kick, we are looking at musically, we are looking at tumblr. any of the social media whether it be facebook and things like that. >> and we are not going into specifics of which app or social media site just wanting people

. >>> the f.b.i. sounding the alarm and warning states to be on the looking to get voter information. this comes as hackers try to access arizona voting information. ty, what have you learned? >> back in june, the state had to take down their state registration system after the f.b.i. said this was a credible threat of the hack and arizona was not the only state targeted. information is being released about an attempted hack to gain voter information. according to the state's department, they were alerted by the f.b.i. and they took the website down. it was compromised and leaked online. the hacker was never able to access anything, according to the secretary of state's office because there are two levels of security to gain access to voter information. information is safe and never accessed "saying we have not found malware or control software in the system." the same thing happened in illinois but sources there stay in this case, hackers were able to gain information to 200,000 voters. f.b.i. is warn

when she was talking to the f.b.i. the f.b.i. thought her answers in that setting were truthful. >> reporter: this weekend hillary's campaign highlighted trump's rocky week including inner party fighting. the two clinton superpacs also released an ad that will air nationally who lost her son to a roadside bomb in iraq. >> the response of emptiness that only losing a child can bring. those people should be honored and treated with kindness for the rest of their lives. and i don't think that donald trump will ever understand that. >> trump is expected to unveil his economic plan tomorrow with clinton's counterpunching on thursday in detroit. in washington, fox news. >>> and police in two towns are keeping watch over homes people in haverhill and andover have had their trump signs vandalized multiple times. to see more about the efforts to protect their first amendment rights go to fox25boston.com. >>> governor charlie baker signed the bill on friday forcing drivers to pass a state run background check as well as carry insurance cov

prosecutors telling the judge that the former 20 year veteran of the f.b.i. lied for decades not only to the government but to the public saying he was a whistle blower in the bulger case and lied under oath. they say he also tried to take down the convicted killer and stop the f.b.i.'s corruption. prosecutors say that simply just wasn't the case and fitzpatrick was just trying to boost his own celebrity. outside of his career anything anything you would want to say to bulger victims who have been very upset about this whole ordeal understandably. >>> my actions as an agent i think said a lot. >> reporter: are you glad the chapter is over? >>> yes. >> reporter: your family can go home? >>> yes. >> reporter: in addition to the 24 months of probation he will pay more than $13,000 in fees to the government and one witch-hunt by the government. in boston, kelly o'hara, 7 news. >> anchor: following a developing story out of chicago right now where the police department there has delayed a news conference about a deadly officer involved shooting. after protestors st

the f.b.i. evidence hackers outside the u.16789 broke into data bases in illinois and arizona. authorities say russian hackers are on the list of suspects and in a possible attempt to influence the u.s. election. an illinois official said 200,000 of its voters had their personal information stolen that shut down their system for nearly two weeks. the f.b.i. says it's not just arizona and illinois. all 50 states need to make sure there are no similar attempted breaches and tighten security. the latest in the anthony weiner sexting scandal. his wife huma abedin, the long-time hillary clinton aide, separating from weiner. there's something out there. that can be serious, even fatal to infants. it's whooping cough, and people can spread it without knowing it. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about a whooping cough vaccination today. that inactive satellite radio of yours is ready to roll. because the siriusxm free listening event is on right now! jus

they were recovered during the f.b.i.'s investigation of her e-mail server. the department expects to release the first batch messages just before november's presidential election. according to clinton's campaign site she did not have any scheduled events today. >> mark: police investigating a suspicious death. a man dropped 27-year-old nicole richards at metro health medical center saturday and they then left. they were in a blue oldsmobile and richards had marks on her neck but don't have a cause of death yet. police got a call about two men fulton. today taco bell offered an additional $10,000 reward in a murder at its lorain drive-through. earlier this month someone shot and killed robert gnizak. the oberlin avenue location, the $10,000 on top of a $5,000 from the lorain police department. >>> a summit grand jury indicted a man who faces attempted murder and other watson is accused of driving into several vehicles including police cruisers last month. officer ted davis was trapped inside his police cruiser spending nearly a week in the hospital. >>> the la

what the f.b.i. is saying about some new hillary clinton emails that were not part of the batch mrs. clinton initially turned over. we want to hear from you. do you expect big changes to donald trump's immigration policies after his speech tonight and his visit to mexico? our live chase up and running. people would ask me in different countries that we traveled, what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm everything. i'm from all nations. i would look at forms now and wonder what do i mark? because i'm everything. and i marked other. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. jon: some crime stories we are following. attorneys for the so-called abludalflewso-called.he was seno probation after killing four people in a dwrung driving accident. his attorneys claimed he suffered from affluenza. police cleared a jogger after her father said he suspected someone he saw regularly in the park wh

the f.b.i. nouncing it uncovered evidence that foreign hackers accessed the election dat bases of two states within illinois and arizona. now the f.b.i. is urging all states to increase security measures. we'll have a full report. donald trump preparing to hit the airways with a $10 million ad buy. the spot hammers hillary clinton painting a dire picture of what would happen to the economy if clinton was elected president. we'll take up trump's campaign strategy with ed rollins and michael goodwin. also with us, trump campaign national spokesperson, katrina pierson. we have a lot to discuss including chicago in crisis. the month of august set to go down as the most silent month in chicago in 20 years. we'll discuss what needs to be done by the with former d.c. homicide detective rob wheeler. urgent concerns about potential rigging of the presidential election. the f.b.i. is investigating a series of suspected foreign hacks of state election computer systems and their websites. catherine herridge

when she spoke to the f.b.i., the f.b.i. thought her answers in that setting were truthful. >> reporter: hillary's campaign highlighted trumps rocky week, including inner party fighting after he failed to endorse republicans and his attacks on a fallen soldier. the clinton pacs will release ads. >> the sense of emptiness that only losing a child can bring. those people should be honored and treated with kindness for the rest of their life and i don't think donald trump will to unveil his economic plan tomorrow with clinton counter punching in detroit. >>> well, we got changes in store for our forecast. we have a look for you after the hey phoenix, this is thunder dan jajerle, head coach at grand canyon university. coming to gcu was a great move for me. join antelope nation by enrolling as an evening student at our beautiful campus in the heart of phoenix. to take your career to the next level. engage with industry expert instructors in small classroom settings where you can get the support you need to excel. scholarships avai

the suspect has been on the f.b.i. radar for some time. according to the abc news, farooqui traveled to turkey in the past year and may have tried to sneak into syria. >> i think this is what we are going to have indefinitely. >> terrorism analyst and the former f.b.i. agent brad garrett says farooqui seems to fit the profile of an ideal isis recruit. >> a radicalized person just randomly going out and looking for victims. which from a law enforcement perspective is one of the bigger nightmares. >> farooqui is charged with two counts of aggravated malicious wounding and held without bond in roanoke. police say the recovery of the two victims is coming along well. live in the newsroom, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: thank you, jeff. american the patrol was struck by a roadside bomb. this happened today in southern afghanistan. six afghan soldiers were also hurt in the attack. this bombing comes a day after the u.s. officials say they sent 100 troops to the city to fight the taliban. the name of the soldiers -- rather the names of the soldie

that's what the f.b.i. would say. right in the sense, the way it was conducted is curious because they did it. there was not a good record of it. a couple days later comey said they weren't going to bring a case. a lot of it was precooked. the justice tempt told comey unless you can prove that information went to hostile actors we are not going to go forward with it. martha: she testified in front of the f.b.i. in a closed door interview that wasn't taped. the other place she testified was congress. do you believe she was truthful when you spoke to you all? >> absolutely not. she said her attorneys reviewed every email. comey said it was false. she said there were no classified markings. comey said that was false. she said no work-related emails were turned over, and comey said that was false. the other area where she effectively testified is when she signed a sworn affidavit in august of 2015 testify under penalty of earning are you that she turned over all her work-related emails to the state department. it doesn't a

after the f.b.i. and department of justice whitewashed hillary clinton's email crimes, they cannot be trusts to quickly or partially investigate hillary clinton's new crimes which happen all the time. martha: we have team fox coverage. mike emanuel, john rob its with the trump cam and byron york standing by. what's in these new emails? >> nearly 15,000 emails collected by the f.b.i. which could be released weeks before the election. there are a group of emails showing a connection between the long time aid huma abedin and doug bann. one from 2009 with bann trying to get a meeting for the crown prince of bahrain with mrs. clinton. there were 150 messages left for chief of staff cheryl nilts over a 2-year period according to call logs releases in response to a citizens united lawsuit. >> mrs. clinton's activities did not preclude other state department individuals from having con took the with the clinton foundation. >> are you enjoying being a grandparent? >> do you wish you had more time, that this cam

when she was talking to the f.b.i. the f.b.i. thought her answers in that setting were truthful. >> reporter: this weekend, hillary's campaign responded week, including inner party fighting after he initially failed tone dorse fellow republicans and his attack on the family of a fallen soldier. the two clinton superpacs also released an ad that will air nationally featuring a gold star mother who lost her son to a roadside bomb in iraq. >> the sense of emptiness that only losing a child can bring. those people should be honored and treated with kindness for the rest of their life and i don't think that donald trump understand that. >> reporter: trump is expected to unveil his economic plan tomorrow with clinton's counterpunching on thursday in detroit. in washington, fox news. >>> in case you missed it fleece two towns are keeping watch over homes displaying trump signs. homeowners in haverhill and andover have had their trump signs vandalized multiple times. to see more about the efforts to protect these homeowners first amendmen

hillary clinton's real problem, she did another interview about the f.b.i. investigation of her emails and she asserted that james comey, the head of the f.b.i., had said she had been completely truthful in everything she said. that's not what james comey said. he said there was no evidence that she had been untruthful in her interview with the f.b.i. there's a big gulf between those two and she's been called on this several times. she cannot seem to deal with this problem and in a sense it's her equivalent of someone, of donald trump's problem with anyone questioning his judgment or attacking him. she got called on it by reporters. she finally by the end of p the week said she had short-circuited the answer, she had sorted of telescoped it a bit. i think she needs to do better. manu: i'm sorry. and afterwards she still went back and said everything that james comey said confirms what i said to the public and that -- then launched into this very legalistic answer about the emails, a very convoluted, tortured explanation. gwen: i sometimes wonder if that is on

hoik just this week on several occasions basically took what the f.b.i. director said when testifying before congress and lied by the, rearranged it. took it out of context. it's unbelievable. many much us saw this video about donald trump watching him on television. they respontdsed to that and it's fantastic. lou: let me say the words you didn't articulate. she lied three times about lying. today was the third. and she said she short-circuited when talking with our chris wallace on the fox news sunday broadcast. i mean, that plays straight into the trump-expense campaign narrative which is she is not first could be president either because of her conduct, ethics or in fact her health. >> this interview with chris wallace is a big deal. because either hillary clinton lives in her own world which is very dangerous because she seems to be insulated from the truth, and from what is actually happening out there, or she is kinds of a pathological liar. and at the same time they are trying to make -- lou: there are millions of people saying kinds of? this issue

in this case the f.b.i. said bring no charge. partment of justice said we accept that finding. and they are upset we can't figure problems and your interview with john sununu is a perfect example. he says the department of justice found no wrongdoing. when donald trump is president he will reopen it. we keep fighting the next battle and people getting increasingly upset about it. bill: 50% view her without favor. in some polling it's 55%. he argues you don't win the trust of the american people when you are a candidate. you do it when you are president. what did you think of that? >> that's a lame excuse to not try to gain the trust of the american people. for him to say this is something we should move on from send a bad message to the community to the people who have to than classified information. just because the f.b.i. didn't bring an indictment. especially when bill clinton happens to meet with loretta lynch on a tarmac and they just talked about grandchildren. if you go back to the transcript as i did this morning of f.b.i.

for e-mail while she was secretary of state, and what she told the american people, congress, and the f.b.i. about it. today, of norah o'donnell talked about that with clinton's running mate, virginia senator tim kaine. >> reporter: on the e-mails, though, the f.b.i. directors called her actions careless. >> yeah, he said that, and i think she would acknowledge that. she said, "look, it was a mistake, and i've learned from it, and i'd do something different." and, look, i think this probably taught a lot of people because others have done similar thengz or been careless in similar ways-- >> reporter: but when charlie rose asked her that question, hillary clinton that question, she said, "no, no, no, that's not what the f.b.i. director said." why continue to twist the knife on those things? doesn't that field those perceptionses she's not answering truthfully. the "washington post" fact checker said hillary clinton relies on technical and legalistic answers to explain her actions. >> hillary and i have talked about this personally, and then we sat down within minutes after i was rolled out a

leon: as soon as tomorrow the f.b.i. could release the notes s from the interview with hillary clinton. the democratic nominee voluntarily ga in the investigation in the use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state. in addition to the note the bureau is expected to release the report to the justice department that recommended charges not be filed against clinton. maureen: "7 on your side" with health matters. promising new lead in the fight against the zika virus. scientists now believe three existing drugs could counteract the effect of the virus. so far the experiments have been done only in petrie dishes. but in the test some of the effects of the virus were reversed. it's still unclear if the drugs can prevent microcephaly. leon: still ahead here tonight, the marine corps marathon is coming up. but tonight there is word that metro won't be adjusting the schedule to help out. why that is putting some runners in a big bind. maureen: summer-like weather is still around but there are changing coming. the next c

no one from bpd or the f.b.i. will face any charges involving the shooting and killing of a suspected terrorist in roslindale last summer. we'll be live with more at 5:00 p.m. plus, nearly three weeks after a princeton jogger was found brutally murdered, residents remain on edge. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. r technician see the problem over your smartphone. >> blair: a 9-year-old boy is getting a fresh start at life. he received a double hand the boy's positive attitude will blow you away. his amazing progress. >> story about medicine, a story about hope, a story about belief. and a store about coura

the f.b.i. is now looking at was either the one that led these agencies into the d.n.c. or from the d.n.c. they went out to them because that's simply how you do. this you follow the string as it proceeds in and out of the networks. >> rose: tell me what role wikileaks plays in this, dade. >> well, wikileaks was the recipient of a number of the documents, but they were not the primary recipient. initially, after the d.n.c. hack was discovered and the firm crowd strike turned out a report pointing back to two russian actors, didn't quite call them the intelligence agencies but made clear they were sophisticated state-run actors, after that we began to see some of the documents surface on the web from someone we talked about who identified himself as gusifer2, named after another hacker who is actually in jail, and it looks like that was probably a construct that probably there was probably no gucifer2 but probably a committee of russian hackers. but whoever it is, they published this material them

liz * a foreign spy busted inside the f.b.i. earning this man had top secret clearance and provided china with sensitive government information. bill: did some bad moms go to see the movie "bad moms"? we'll explain. >> in this day and age it's impossible to be a good mom. yt in fifteen hundred miles, you'll see what you're really made of. after five hours of spinning and one unfortunate ride on the gravitron, your grandkids spot a 6 foot banana that you need to win. in that moment, you'll be happy you partnered with a humana care manager and got your health back on track. because that banana isn't coming home with you until that bell sings. great things are ahead of you when your health is ready for them. at humana, we can help you with a personalized plan for your health for years to come. >> some real life bad moms mimicking what they saw on the big screen. a group of 50 moms walking out of the theater after they were blocked from entering the theater carrying their infants. one woman was kicked out after she brought her 9-mont

the newspaper says the information comes from the interviews that the f.b.i. gave to congress this week. the republicans want to see the interviews because they think hillary clinton should be prosecuted. the clinton campaign wants those interviews made public to show she did nothing wrong but the f.b.i. >> she's talked about that before. she says other secretaries of state have done that and advised her to do that. it's kind to interesting. >> the fact that it came from the report released this week is interesting. >>> the first presidential debate is a month away but just after labor day hillary clinton and donald trump will take part in an event that you can see right here on 9news. >> both will be at the commander-in-chief forum to talk about national they won't share the stage, though, they will appear back to back. it will be on 9news prime-time on september 7th. . >>> friday it is, and an active friday it will be. colder air is coming in this afternoon. temperatures dropping into the 60s late this afternoon. we'll hit low 70s early in the day and then as

charlie rose: what would happen if the f.b.i. director came and said we know this person is suspected of something serious and we think there is an exchange of information through gmail. please give us access. schmidt: america has the fisa court. that is a legal proceeding. that's called the front door. all this terrorism is a horrific thing. the democracies have legal proceedings to deal with it. the fbi director wouldn't come to us. he would go to the three-judge panel and they would give the information just like that. charlie rose: most of the time they have. eric: in fact something like -- it's public number. less than 50,000 times, maybe 40,000 times per year we're asked this and we have billions of users. it's a relatively rare event. that's for all national security matters. charlie rose: two quick questions. 10 years from now the world will be dramatically different because of what we're doing? schmidt: think about the information you have now you didn't have a decade ago. the companies that we talked about today that did

. >>> sources say the f.b.i. changed its position. the feds will soon release some notes from its interview with hillary clinton over her e-mail controversy. clinton previously called on the bureau to make the notes public and has maintained she did nothing illegal. donald trump has used the f.b.i.'s investigation to hammer away at her trustworthiness. work related e-mails. she failed to turn over. it is watergate all over again. >> romona: trump is preparing for what he calls a major policy speech on immigration in arizona tomorrow. clinton has been laying low doing fundraisers and getting ready for debates. the first debate is september 26th. mark? >> mark: up next we get answers about a big mistake at hopkins. blocked at a parking garage? >> romona: plus the giant rescue of miniature schnauzers. we have the story why dozens of animals now need new homes. jeff? >> jeff: we have showers and storms in the forecast tomorrow. it is a yellow alert. the full details on that and holiday weekend forecast coming up. >>> get breaking news and