toner: -- i don't know. all i can say is the major concern is providing the best protection we can for diplomats overseas. we took the recommendations very seriously. we are in the process of implementing all of them. obviously,tinue, given the chain -- giving the changing nature around the world, counseling reassess our posture and take additional steps because you always have to be changing to and adapting to whatever the new thread you are facing is. i guess my point is i don't know if, you know, those out there criticizing our security posture will ever be satisfied. i do not think we will ever be satisfied with the status quo, but our current -- responsibilities to our personnel. >> lastly, do you think the attack on benghazi prevented you from taking further action in libya -- dissuaded you from becoming more involved in libya? mr. toner: you know, i don't think so. i mean,fair question -- certainly, in the aftermath of the attack, we had to take security members to protect personnel who were still on

toner: right. so we did check with irm, and internalm is such that phone call records are only available for a 24 hour period. so those records, internal calls, would no longer be available. >> do they go somewhere else? are they inaccessible? mr. toner: i believe they are just gone. that's my understanding. >> did the office of the legal ifisor seek to find out there were telephone records? mr. toner: they did not. ? >> why not? mr. toner: it returns to the point i was trying to make with , as regrettable as this incident was, and it was aoubtless that, there was not for furthere investigation into the incident. we did interview the person, who by the way came forward and offered their recollection of what happened, but beyond that we didn't feel, the legal office did not feel they needed to pursue this further, did not have the grounds to pursue this further. >> well, either you want to find out or you don't. and if you want to find out, i don't understand why you would not ask a question that ev

today, state department spokesman mark toner called for compromise. >> the dynamic is that we don't wantsee any further escalation of tensions.>> among the measures, israel has suspended 83,000 permits for entering during ramadan, a measure the united nations human rights commission chief called collective punishment and against international law. >>> police in dallas say an officer shot and wounded a man who was hitting a woman's car with a rock. this is happening at the curb in front of other passengers.>> part of the encounter was caught on video.>>reporter: the calm of a routine day in dallas was, love field was shattered by gunshots. a man was shot and wounded outside baggage claim, after he allegedly attacked a woman and then threatened an officer with a rock. officials say the officer had no choice. >> he was able to separate himself from the individual, the individual came towards him again. >>reporter: details are still sketchy, police described the attack as domestic. the man was reportedly throwing rocks at a car, belong to the mother of his children. police still investigatin

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mark toner at the state department is still fielding questions from reporters about what state knew and when it issued a directive about safety concerns for travels to turkey. let's listen. >> this current one that there was more threat information than actually spiked. >> clarification about this. the emergency message of an eminent threat has that been warned? >> yes, i can come get you specific examples. but it has. >> how common is that? >> it's obviously not that common because it's rare we had actionable intelligence of an eminent terrorist attack. but in this case, there's precedent for this. >> no one has been able to determine who is responsible but everyone keeps suggesting that this has the hallmarks isis attack. is that the work iing assumptio of the u.s. government? are they ruling out the pkk or other groups that might have some grievance against the turkish government. >> it's a fair question. i'm hesitant to answer because it looks like i'm leaning one way or the other. but in any kind of assessment, the folks who really follow this stuff and look at these investigations

spokesman mark toner said, the technician made he had it does know the gender of person who called. >liminate a few people. >> they know the gender. so we're circling in on it. you know the gender of the person? harris: how many people we're talking about. not like they have to interview thousands of people. >> it would take 300 people. sandra: initially i said why can't we interview 300 people? they know the gender involved. you can eliminate a few people. in response they would not get into that farce male or female. harris: shift gears what is happening right now. fox news alert. we have been given a two minute warning that someone may come out of the white house and step to the microphones. now we know a couple of things are going on. president obama, bernie sanders are inside talking. you know, bernie had a night of defeat on tuesday night. hillary clinton, clinching the nomination with a number of delegates that she needed as she marchs forward to lead the democrats, now as we watch, let's see what will happen. will he talk? i will stop talking. >> thank you all. let me begin by

. >> mark toner is a deputy press spokesman in the state department choosing his words carefully whenblistering report came out from the house select committee investigating the benghazi terror attacks and there you got a sample of the state department reaction. heather? >> the dow recover after two big selloffs. but there's one sign that markets are still shaky following last week's brexit vote. we'll have more on that as you take a look at live numbers there, when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (whispers rocket) >>> welcome back. the california judge who sentenced a former stanford university@the three to just six months in jail for rape is now under fire for his actions in a different sexual assault case, this one resulting in a much longer sentence. according to a new report, weeks after aaron persky handed down his verdict in the stanford case, he sentenced a 32-year-old immigrant from el salvador to three years in prison for sexual assault. we have a fox news analyst and former prosecutor and attorney. thank you for joining us. both of these men, guilty of sexual assault, but two ver

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. >> at today's state department briefing, spokesman mark toner was peppered with questions about the edited video. he reminded reporters that state's legal office has been instructed to investigate. bret? >> other organizations looking into it as well, doug, thank you. >>> china may have come up with an innovative way to steal american secrets. and you could very easily be caught up in it. catherine herridge is here with more. >> the report warns of a campaign by the chinese government to buy up luxury hoe tells as part of its strategy to steal business secrets. >> the chinese are responsible for 95% of the economic espionage that we see in american firms. so rather than describe the hotel as certainly compromised, we're calling it a high security risk. >> the group invent ip has produced this interactive map showing 2700 locations are chinese government owned controlled or affiliated properties. it comes down to the fear of bugging rooms and eavesdropping. while there's no definitive evidence of spying in western hotels, the chinese runs its world wide hacking orangeses out of this

first let's hear from toner. >> we thought this in the past.we talked about the fact that no one among the senior staff has comprehensive knowledge of how much she was using her personal email and if they had, they probably would have done differently. >> what about an intervention? and to recap, here's what hillary said on sunday. >> everybody in the department knew that i was emailing from a personal address. hundreds of people knew it. people around the government knew it and you know, that was what the practice had been and that's what i did as well. >> well, not according to the state department. 75 years. is this laziness, bureaucracy or some sort of political cover, what's going on? >> i can figure out if state department is trying to make this scandal go away or they're trying to completely sabotage her campaign because if you think about it, the thing that people don't like about the clintons is they've been with us for so long. we're so tired of them and for them to go out and have a talking point that says it's going to take 75 years

toner: a couple of things at the top, and then i will get your questions -- i wanted you to know that frank rose will cochair the third meeting of the international partnership of verificationmament in tokyo, japan, and that partnership brings together 27 countries with relevant expertise to tackle the challenges associated with nuclear disarmament verification. in his remarks, you will recall president obama did speak about how the destructive force of nuclear weapons informs his desire, indeed his administration's desire to reduce the role and number, and the partnership is one step they had a stick and its partners are pursuing to help make that a reality. -- the united states and its partners are pursuing to make that a reality. tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. at the united states institute of peace, u.s. permanent representation -- representative to the united nations, samantha powers, will discuss the global refugees crisis. ambassador powers will make the case for the international community to strengthen its response to the unprecedented crisis, address concerns about admitting additio

. >> at today's state department briefing, spokesman mark toner was peppered with questions about thevideo. he reminded reporters that state's legal office has been instructed to investigate. bret? >> other organizations looking into it as well, doug, thank you. >>> china may have come up with an innovative way to steal american secrets. and you could very easily be caught up in it. catherine herridge is here with more. >> the report warns of a campaign by the chinese government to buy up luxury hoe tells as part of its strategy to steal business secrets. >> the chinese are responsible for 95% of the economic espionage that we see in american firms. so rather than describe the hotel as certainly compromised, we're calling it a high security risk. >> the group invent ip has produced this interactive map showing 2700 locations are chinese government owned controlled or affiliated properties. it comes down to the fear of bugging rooms and eavesdropping. while there's no definitive evidence of spying in western hotels, the chinese runs its world wide hacking orangeses out of this nondescr

jet and toner cartridges, right. makes sense? that's his point.verall he seems pretty darn skeptical about the company's long term prospects or management's grasp of their dire situation although they did try to respond to his query. then you get a question like the one from citigroup, and it's like he's looking at a totally different quarter. he kicks things off by saying, thank you and congratulations to you and your team here at hp. then he asks ceo dion weiss larry, your sister company announced last night that they'd break out part of the business, namely the services. have you considered splitting up, or would you and does that actually make any sense? souva follows up with another question, this time to cfo cathly lef shack asking how she would think about stabilizing operating margins of the printing business that are so profitable for your company? thank you, and again congratulations. when you combine suova's enthusiasm with the nearly 7% spike in the stock the day after it reported, it's enough to make you question your sanity. in short

printed out every single one. [ laughter ] and i felt like i was constantly draining the ink and the tonerng out pictures of leonardo dicaprio." and i was like, "i'm not." [ laughter ] he's like, "there's a half printed leonardo dicaprio face sitting in the printer tray." and i carried them around with me in a binder that said "pics of leo." [ laughter ] >> seth: well that's good. well that way you don't grab the wrong binder. >> no, i know. just so -- >> seth: when you get to school you're like looking, "oh, these are my taxes." >> never mind. yeah, i really -- and kissed a picture of him before i went to bed every night. i was like full-on. >> seth: oh, wow. >> i believed we were going to be married. but then i read in an article that he likes going to clubs with tobey maguire. and i thought, "oh, no, what will we have to talk about?" [ laughter ] >> seth: so you didn't read that and think "we're not going to get married." >> no, i was like, "this is going to be a big quiet marriage. [ laughter ] i have to, like, develop new interests or like get into clubs. but i'm 13." [ laughter ] but

. >>> happening right now, you can see mark toner, one of the press individuals talking about benghaziepartment. let's listen in live. >> i think also it's important to note a couple of things before we get into your specific questions about the report. takes benghazi and the lessons we've learned from it more seriously than state department, it's important never to lose sight of the human element of this story. they did represent our very best and their loss is a tragedy that remains with us. our thoughts always remain with our family and our friends, those who knew them, those who worked with them, and we work hard every day since this terrible event to learn lessons from benghazi and to internalize those lessons and by that i mean notably in addressi ining secur concerns. speaking specifically to your question about the report, i would just say, we believe that the essential facts surrounding the 2012 attacks in benghazi have been known for some time. there've been numerous reviews, including, as you all well know the accountability review board report that was released, i think mor

the state department briefing with deputy spokesman mark toner. he said the u.s. did not have any credible evidence of an imminent threat before the terrorist attack at the istanbul airport in turkey. the state department cannot confirm that isis was responsible, but confirmed there were no u.s. casualties. >> ok, off to a good start. welcome to the state department. i would like to begin by reiterating what i, and we expressed last night in the statement, which is that we are shocked and saddened by yesterday's attack on istanbul ataturk airport. the u.s. extends its deepest condolences to the families of the victims, as well as our hopes for a quick recovery for all those that are wounded in that vicious attack. we remain in close touch with turkish authorities and will remain so. let there be no doubt that we stand in solidarity with our nato allies, turkey, in combating the common threat that we face from terrorism. these kinds of attacks only reinforce our determination to work with the government of turkey to counter the scourge of terrorism and to support a

toner: a couple of convinced because it happened because of political concerns this administration had. why did we stay in benghazi? mislead the american people? why did they take so long -- why weren't they talking about americans military going in civilian close. it was political concerns that drove this. that is what we outlined in our report. i would encourage you all to read both because it tells that and that should not happen in a country as great as ours. citizens tosks its go to dangerous places and to do difficult things. these are people who were in the military and clandestine services. they go willingly and they know acknowledging that there are a risk. ,f they end up in harms way historically they arrest assurance assured that their country will do everything it can do to rescue them. theyis not guarantee and know there is an inherent risk and the understanding is that their nation will move heaven and earth to save them. that did not happen. four people were murdered. that is the scandal of benghazi. the thing that i take away and it is been mentioned by previous speaker

you have the new toner $99 console coming out sooner p. s-4 has outsold x box 1 consistently.are going to do to compete in the world of virtual reality that is so popular? >> there's a lot of stuff in there that you talked b i think first thing i'd say, we feel great about this console generation. it is moving faster than the previous generation. so we feel great about the console gaming. and i think hats off to sony and their project. we're thrilled with our x box. we sold more units than we've ever done before. the second is the emerging area for the virtual reality. it's very early space. we're excited about. that i think can you play at multiple levels. you'll see microsoft show up with minecraft across all of the levels. you see the gaming head sets on the device. and you'll see innovation in the form of windows holographics. >> you also announced new options for competitive gaming. how do you expect microsoft to make money out of e-sports? >> that is one of the fastest growing areas. we see so much excitement on the xbox live network. what we announced with arena and tou

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there is nothing wrong with donald trump trying toner jize the discussion and work out something that we can all agree on. i think that's positive. but the gun control issue is not the greatest issue in the world and the congressional republicans should not take cues from trump on this subject. >> uncomfortable, right? what he is saying publicly is what i heard in a series of e-mails and text messages shortly after donald trump's tweet hit from republicans aides. this is a difficult position. their leaders, their members have sided with the nra on this issue to this point. when it comes to banning people on terror watch lists from purchasing guns, the answer is no. they will be opposed to that every single time. what donald trump has done is given a new line of attack to democrats. david made the point. he brought this issue to the forefront of a presidential campaign. an issue that democrats have been trying to repeatedly push to the forefront. now, the presumptive republican nominee is doing just that. i think the issue for jeff sessions is, this is also a protection issue. 24 repub

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polls closed 8:00 and time in new jersey hillary the winner.ly tonering nearly 64% compared 36% for senatorpe is tom fitzgerald. he is political writer . thank you so much for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> clearly the fact that hillary be in the going to pennsylvania. she's going to be in pittsburgh next tuesday. going to behat it's a key state for the democrats and republicans. said he thinks he can win pennsylvania. if he were to win, how were he it?o to haveuld have unbelievable turnout from the the state.t of last 25 to 30the years has voted more and more republican. you got the appalachian part of he would have to, toehow, figure out a way appeal to people in the suburban philadelphia. that's where elections are decided in pennsylvania in the ofnties around the city philadelphia. some success has with higher college educated suburban voters toward the end of the primary. his strength has been with white without a college degree, blue collar voters. just aren't enough of pennsylvania. college educated who,e and white women according to the most recent this state, loath trump. >> tom