this is what his campaign is. >> whether trump was saying his transcripts showed that he didn't deserve to be admitted to harvard law school, that he wasn't deserving of being the editor of the harvard law review, which he was able to win by the way on a blind test where there's no reference to last name or ethnicity or race or anything, he won that on merit. by the way, anybody who watches this president, whether or not you like him because he's too

bush did not release his transcripts. >> that's fine.>> i raised it to say donald trump has been attacking the president since before he was ever running for this office. you went off tangent just like your candidate and it's off message. this is why it's a second grade election. >> the problem is that people are frustrated -- >> the reason this is important to corey and the same reason it was important to donald trump is because they've made this effort, which i think is blatantly disrespectful to delegitimize barack obama. the fact is that what barack obama did while he was at harvard was become the first african-american law review editor. angela just stated that and i think that's very important. but to question the qualifications and to say somehow he was some foreign enrollee or because he was an african-american he doesn't belong i think is disrespectful. >> nobody said that. nobody raised the issue of his race other than you. >> you think he's kenyan. you just said you think he's not from here. >> i didn't say that. >> where is h

the transcripts are great addition to articles as well. it allows your audience to see exactly what happened without even being there. they are also really helpful for captioning videos which i will talk about in a little bit. >> how does one go about taking videos? positioning yourself in preparation is key. you want to position yourself so you get a chance to talk with the candidate. generally by process upon entering a room is scoping out the room and seeing where i can get the best angle. in order to do that you should get there as early as possible. now here is an example of an event we attended in iowa. we arrived pretty early and in doing so we were able to get seats in the front. we were able to get really great footage. another great example is when we attended the 100th town hall. it was a very crowded event. i actually position my self next to his security and i had an opportunity to get videos and take pictures. after the event we were able to take pictures and ask questions as well. you do not need to be a professional to take

. >> did he ever release his transcripts?> by the way, tell me about those tax returns, while you're at it. >> you raised the issue. did he ever release his transcripts or his admission -- the answer is no. >> you so out of line right now. tell your candidate to release his tax returns. two words, tax returns. >> harvard university transcripts. you raised the issue. did he ever -- >> well, that's advancing the conversation. it's a rehashing of his former boss's previous statements before the 2012 election. the father of the birther movement called on obama to release his college records. and this week, donald trump laid the ground work for questioning the results of this general election in november. >> and i'm afraid the election is rigged, i have to be honest. it's a very dishonest media. the media is very, very dishonest. >> for more, i'm joined by howard fineman from the huffington post, and washington correspondent for "time" and national political reporter for politico. i want a deep dig on this. this is something stran

on during the primary and trump could revive. >> i am going to release all of the transcripts of thethat i gave on wall street behind closed doors. not for $225,000, not for two cents, there were no speeches. >> clinton says she will release her transcripts when donald trump does. >> they showed 10% of the clinton's income went to charitable contributions and most of that, a million dollars, was donated to the private clinton family foundation. erin? >> pamela, thank you very much. out front now former senior counsel and the tax division's rob kovasev and steve rosenthal, boris and basil are back with me. steve, let me start with you. the clintons did this, putting the taxes out tonight and trump said i have put out most recently 104 pages of financial disclosure forms and they're not going to show anything additional to that. is that right? >> no. he is not right. a tax return is fundamentally different than a financial disclosure form. a tax return is precise and it adds up all of the income and subtracts the deductions and finally gives a tax liability. by comparison, the financia

you can do this by using a transcript you wrote. when you are finished creating the transcript, instead of saving it as word or a pdf, save it as notepad if you're using microsoft and if you are using a mac, save it as a plain text document and it should upload like normal and the captions will automatically be available on that video. is to transcribe in autosync. with this option, you are presented with a box that you manually type everything in. everything that is spoken in the video. boxvideo will be beside the that you see here. and youtube has a great feature where every time you type a video, it posits so you are not overwhelmed. --n you are finished, the youtube will automatically sync your captions with the speech in the video. your third option is to create new subtitles in closed captioning. what this means is that you do everything manually. you type in the subtitle manually and you match up the timing to the text manually as well. this is probably my least favorite way of doing captions because it takes a little bit lon

but only recently learned was a snag getting her transcript to going to go to school and i really don't want that to happen just because of a small mistake. >> after frantic calls to her high school and cbs 5, administrators sent a new transcript through certified mail. parker is part of the 1st graduating class from collegiate academy. administrators say bags are not o her message to new students, double check and don't be afraid to call if you have questions. >>> and aps worker is in the hospital after being shocked on the job. he came in contact with an electrical line. he was rushed to the hospital, the worker was in a bucket truck when it happened. we are still working to find out exactly how it happened. >>> lots of monsoon action last night. check out the lightning. it was pretty widespread. the storm lasted into the early morning hours. let's take a look outside. it is so pretty. and so nice. the big question is what can we expect the rest of the evening? >> things will be calm as we head through the evening. take a look here, this is the rain we saw early this morning. it start

she supposed to move to flagstaff thursday, but only recently learned there's a snag in her transcript. >> i was crying and freaking out. >> reporter: the loan money can documents are accepted. >> worst-case scenario i'm not going to go to school and they really don't want that to happen just because of a small mistake. >> reporter: after frantic calls to her high school and cbs 5 administrators sent over a new transcript through certified mail this afternoon. helping ease her nerves a little. >> it's a learning process for everyone. we try to build efficacy in our students to know what steps to take to get the college. >> reporter: every college handles admissions differently. many still rely on paper documents. >> what is going to push us to do is figure out ways to transmit records electronically so that we don't have the mail to deal with. >> reporter: parker has a message for others, check and double check your standing with your new college. this school also recommends that parents stay involved in >>> working to get kids back in the classroom. city leaders hit the streets trying

those transcripts of her speaking engagements.ie: i guarantee you -- well, i'm not speaking for her, but i bet she would make that trade. if he releases his taxes -- >> if i were him, i'd say -- julie: you know why he won't do it? the new york time speculated he may pay zero -- sandra: hold on. what we know and why he says he's not releasing his tax returns. he's under an audit right now, and he will not release his tax returns until that audit -- julie: he's had tax returns that were not under audit. he's only under audit for a year or two. he should release those tax returns, nothing's preventing him. katherine: he has more pressure on him to do it now. julie: secondly, there's nothing to prevent you even if you are under audit to release your tax return. what's the big deal? >> because they're not accurate this the audit is through, thurm one, and number two these guys will tell you, every -- listen, when you're at this level of earners and income, every tax year is dependent on the prior year. it multiplies every single year.

keep in mind, there are separate transcripts of this. the official written transcript which remained intact and separate video recording put together by the department of defense which remains intact. kirby promised the records of the investigation done by the office of legal record will be turned over to state department's inspector general and also to congress. deirdre, back to you. deirdre: doug, thank you very much. busy day for you, appreciative of the help. doug mckelway with me there. >>> trump campaign senior adviser tiana goertz. he says the video is deliberately edited, not determined who deliberately ordered that or why. if you were a crystal ball, what do you think we're going to find out three to four months from now? >> unfortunately, look what the fbi did with hillary's 33,000+ e-mails that just disappeared. they let her off, scot-free. you know what i mean? i love to say, i want to know, we should be able to know in five minutes who made the call? why was the call made? once again this isain irresponsible, improper handli

we have also posted a complete transcript of favre's induction speech. hillary clinton and donald trump are talking economics and job creation this week... trying to sell their agendas... and hear how donald trump used the city of detroit -- to draw a ?negative comparison to his opponent. plus... three meth labs are ?shut down in walworth county... ?the unlikely place where one was in what his campaign billed as a major economic address-- donald trump lays out his plan for jump-starting the economy today in detroit. meanwhile-- hillary clinton was also talking economics in florida. fox's doug mckelway has more from washington. speaking to the detroit economic club, republican nominee donald trump outlined his economic vision in a city hit hard by poverty and in beijing and many other cities around the world, while the factories and neighborhoods crumbled right here in detroit." trump, who has been trying to shake more than a week's worth of bad press amid a string of self-propelled controversies, was interrupted several times by protesters... especially

you want to release the congressional notes, where are the wall street speech transcripts? where are those? why is this important? i think that is where people, that are still open to clinton's argument become suspicious. that is why the numbers are so low. harris: i have a question for kimberly. it is my understanding that it is pretty standard that you would not have her under oath for the fbi talk. it is also my understanding that they were just taking notes. this isn't actually a transcript the way that you and i would think of where we would have recording device. what are we getting? what are we waiting for? kimberly: not much. they wouldn't say release it if they thought anything was bad in there. this is so charming, isn't it? it is so charming. i want to have tea and sit down and incredibly pleasant this is ridiculous. this not what you do when trying to get to the truth of the matter to find out if somebody committed a crime. this was just, put lipstick on a pig. that is what it was. it is just done. they knew they had something here. let's be honest, okay? you he

>> he has said repeatedly that she'll release the transcripts of her paid speeches when donald trumpand there's no indication at this point that it's going to happen any time soon and we know after she left the state department she gave a round of speeches to banks including three to goldman sachs and over 60% of the clivent's $10.6 million incomes says come from speeches. >> pamela brown, thank you very much. >> maria, does this move donald trump on releasing his own returns? >> donald trump will do what donald trump is going to do, it doesn't look like this will move him to do anything. he's try to the use the excuse that he's under audit and we know that that is not an excuse. the irs has said that anyone can release their taxes when they are under audit. 40 years, every democrat and nominee has released their tax returns and hillary clinton has released her tax returns for the last 38 years upon. this is something that the people do want to see his tax returns and it's not the same thing as financial disclosure which is what the campaign loves to say. we would see his charitable

. >> did he ever release his transcripts of harvard university? harvard university, transcripts.e them? >> law review editor. >> what is the importance of -- hold on. how is it germane to the election? >> the only reason it's germane is because she brought the issue up. did he get in as a u.s. citizen or was he brought in to harvard university as a person who was not a citizen of this country. >> why does -- >> i didn't raise the issue. >> i raised it to say donald trump has been attacking the president since before he was ever running for this office. you went off tangent just like your candidate and it's off message. >> the reason this is important to corey and the same reason it was important to donald trump is because they've made this effort, which i think is blatantly disrespectful to delegitimize barack obama. the fact is that what barack obama did while he was at harvard was become the first american law review editor. angela just stated that and i think that's very important. but to question the qualifications and to say somehow he was some foreign enrollee or because he

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literally no transcript of it.izarre. >> is that the rule i live by when i commit a fellly? martha: yours will be recorded, tucker, i guarranty it. >> you think? martha: unbelievable. >> depressing. >> tucker, thank you. >> thanks, martha. eric: that was a great point. great point. martha: i don't understand. how you can speak to the fbi and there is no record, no transcript of what you said? and when james comey was asked in open congressional hearing, did see lie when she spoke to the fbi, he said no. how do you know if there is no comparison of what she said to what the record is? so we're going to stay on this. eric: ask martha stewart how she feels about this? martha: good question. she was cooking the other day downstairs. maybe we'll bring her back. eric: you know that hillary clinton supporters, they say all this talk of favors of big donors, nothing new. politicians do it all the time but one columnist is making the argument that the clintons take this to a whole new level, brands them clinton incorporated

. >> reporter: clinton urges transparency on tax returns she's not releases transcripts of her speeches release all of the transcripts of the speeches that i gave on wall street behind closed doors. not for $225,000. not for two cents there were no speeches. >> reporter: clinton has said she'll release her speech transcripts when donald trump does. meantime, the returns out friday showed 10% of the clinton's income went to charitable contributions and most of that was donate today the private clinton family foundation. >> all right. thank you so much. peter navarro a trump advisor, and a clinton pollster and author of 52 reasons to vote for hillary. thank you for being here. >> hey. >> trump we know could release charitable contributions, his income, tax rate, he could release something that might tamp down some of these questions. wouldn't that put it to rest without having to release the full irs -- the full tax rate -- form. >> let me ask you a question, give me an honest answer to this h. do you think tim and hillary released their tax returns on friday to divert attention from corr

>> the transcripts. we got the transcripts ready. >> bob has it. he will printed out. >>reporter: kaepernick referred the media back to his statement on monday. while some teammates waited on the controversy, the coach wanted to make focus on football. >> he is not doing the popular thing and that is hard to do. i respect him for that. he is using this platform to get the message out, something he feels strongly about. >> we are all about preparing for the chargers game this thursday and more importantly for the rams win the season opens on monday night. >> the national anthem controversy is likely to be addressed on sunday when he addresses service at the third baptist church in san francisco. all eyes will be on copper nick -- kaepernick on thursday. watch the game right here on kpix 5. >>> a bay area candidate gets a hard lesson on the power of a-. how the tiny detail could be a game changer for her chances on the ballot. >>> a scary proposition. an add claims billions of dollars for schools could be cut if a ballot measure doesn't pass. we separate fact from fictio

that's where you'll find a complete transcript of favre's induction speech. breaking overnight --- police are investigating a deadly shooting in milwaukee. this happened in the area of 4th and chambers-- this morning police conf area for a shooting. medical examiners say they were also called to the scene. no other info is being released right now. also overnight-- police say a 58-year-old man was shot just after ten last night near 26-th and meinecke. investigators say he was taken to the hospital with a serious injury, but he is now in a stable condition. police have not made any arrests in that case and the investigation is ongoing. tomorrow wisconsin voters will cast ballots in three separate primaries across the state. the races include the u-s senate and wisconsin's first speaker paul ryan currently holds. today ryan will be holding two town hall meetings in south east wisconsin. he will meet with local businesses to talk with employees. the first meeting will be at 12:45 this afternoon at "a&e tools" in racine, then at "ocenco" in pleasant prairie. bef

was it as distracting as it read in the transcript?yes. >> okay. >> we were having lunch at the golf course clubhouse restaurant and right over my shoulder was a tv. it was tuned to fox news, of course. every time he saw himself on television or one of his statements or an image of debbie wasserman schultz he'd interrupt to opine about what he was seeing. clear he was watching tv during the interview. i guess he can multitask. i've never been in an interview like that before. >> do you get the sense he understand yes so many republicans are nervous about his candidacy right now or no? >> no. i think he has complete faith in the power of his message. and then the fact that this is a change environment and he's the change candidate. and i think he thinks he won these primaries so decisively that it's the same thing all over again. and he doesn't understand the concern and the anxiety that we're all hearing from leaders in the republican party. >> what i also found interesting about this transcript, i assume there was professional staff a

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what we're looking at is a few lines from two separate transcripts.gs you put up there, yes, the good samaritan said, why are you smiling? stop smiling. conceding ly even that witness says brock turner said i'm not smiling. so, yes, those are very damaging lines, they're about six or seven total lines from a lot of testimony. in sentencing you look at the whole picture and one of the single biggest driving factors, whether you like it or not and if you don't like it call your legislators, is of defendant's prior record. if you don't have a significant prior record then you're in line for among the lowest of sentences. >> however -- >> however, what you also look at is the significance and gravity of the case. how significant is the case? how did it impact the victim? how will her life be as a result of your conduct? so, yes, you look at prior history but you leave it in a judge's discretion to make a decision appropriate to the law. and we're talking about this because the widespread feeling is this is not. >> it was crystal clear how the victim was i

he read through my transcripts and my police reports. i again went out and played basketball and worked out. my therapeutic way of dealing with it. day,e back to my cell one and he had all my paperwork spread out. he had the police paperwork in hand. pen.rew me a notepad and he said, i have never getting out of this place. you are in here for racist bullcrap with no evidence. you play chess, you are working out, and you're giving up. you are 18 or 19 years old. you have the rest of your life ahead of you. you need to start fighting. i have never seen a case so devoid of any evidence. that day, i put down my basketball shoes. i got rid of my chessboard, which i really loved. i actually made the chessboard myself. i went to the law library and started to craft my own shoddy version of a petition to get myself home. i started off writing letters to everyone. naacp, oprah. i tried to find stedman's address. i was writing everyone, trying to tell them i was innocent. i realized as the years went by, my writing got better. my research got bett

he said let me see your transcripts. i gave them to him that day, many of which were on open and still in their envelope, because i just wasn't strong enough to deal with the reality of being in prison for 28 years with the mandatory release of 2019. i wasn't far enough to take my own life and i wasn't strong enough to deal with the reality of the place i was in. week we course of the got off of lock down and he read my transcripts and my police reports. played, went out and basketball and chess. therapeutic way of dealing with it. i came back to my so one day and he had all my paperwork spread out. he had the police report in hand. he said he's -- he threw me a notepad and a pan. races will craft -- you are working and giving out. you have the rest of your life i had of you. i wentd to start working to the law led library and i my own versionh of a petition to get myself home. i was writing everyone trying to tell them they were innocent but i realized that as years went by, my writing got better. my research got better

she wouldn't release the transcripts. how much weight do you give that argument?she is 100% in the kt poverty big banks. she is the business as usual candidate. she is the wall street darling. the hedge fund managers have given her upwards of $120 million. she is the wall street, american finance, slash, business, slash, capitol hill establishment personified. by the way, that doesn't make her a terrible person. business as usual in the united states is pretty darn good business. >> i mean, she points to that and she says, there is in no way a flick of interest here. i obviously will do what is needed as president to regulate industries, regulate the big banks. bernie sanders now obviously a big supporter of hillary clinton, though, did take her her to task on this in the primary. listen. >> everybody else to release. i'm your democratic opponent. i release it. here it is. there ain't nothing. i don't give speeches to wall street for hundreds of thousands of dollars. you got it. >> i wonder, ben stein, what do you think americans need more, what is more valuable t

, the printed transcripts have been released and we have reported on those on your show, anderson. >> trump that the case goes on, good news for him that the video because that's something that the trump attorneys did not want released the videos of donald trump being diposed. >> that's right. we wanted to see them for news purposes, but the attorneys for trump argued listen, those would be cut and pasted and turned into political ads. >> right. >> which they would have been, anderson, because they were damning depositions in my opinion after i read them, and the judge said listen, the transcripts are out there. the video is irrelevant to this case being released and it would potentially create a problem sitting an impartial jury. >> drew griffin. i want to get our political reporter's take on all of this. joining us again is patrick healy, dana bash, and maggie -- molly ball. >> it could give trump something new to criticize, i suppose, in the way that the system is somehow unfair to him or the judge is unfair which is an argument he's embraced in the past. >> it is. it is an argumen

. >> justine:fbi transcripts of an audio recording, from his cell phone, identify silva's voice persuading underage kids to take their clothes off in his bedroom-- minors are heard talking about the amount of they drank-- in silva's presence. >> justine:underage kids are quoted in the transcript multiple naked-- and asking for their clothes back. and a 16 year old boy, alledg ended up complete naked. >> justine:the kids.according to prosecurotes. did not silva was recording them. >> justine:his attorney says his client is innocent. and questions the timing of the arrest. because silva is up for re-election this fall. >>"it does raise suspicion given the timing and we are caused this to be such a shock." >> justine:this is not the first scandal for the mayor of stockton. 2012, a 19-year old woman accused him of sexual battery. >> justine:2013, a city manager accused him of secretly recording their conversations. 2014, he was handcuffed. but not arrested. after getting in a fight. >> justine:and just this week. the family of a 13- year old wanted him held accountable. after he failed to repo

like i have only read the transcript and this is the first time i'm looking at it. i'm looking a the it and go, yeah, doctor, johnny hopkins is going to absolutely -- >> he actually went to tufts medical school. i walked past the building today. jay they are making -- >> they are making america great again. >> he has a drawing, a portrait on his wall. he doesn't look like a real doctor. >> i have had a lot of doctors and they are always like this. they have strange portraits on their wall. >> hillary clinton's doctor is a witch doctor. >> i think this is a lot of snobbery from people. >> i want to know your doctors. > that's the thing. i want your doctors and your dentists. this eccentric group of health village are working around you. >> you have to do better than that as a doctor. >> here is the thing -- >> his father was trump's doctor before. >> that's the key. he went to the father and then the father retired and he inherited this guy. >> they are a family of gypsy doctors. they have been healing the trumps for generations. >> we talk about this. you are a guy.

. >> justine:fbi transcripts of an audio recording, from his cell phone, identify silva's voice persuadingnderage campers to take their clothes off in his bedroom-- minors are heard talking about the amount of they drank-- in silva's presence. >> justine:underage kids are quoted in the transcript multiple times talking about being naked-- and asking for their clothes back. >> justine:and a 16 year old boy, alledg ended up complete naked. the kids.according to prosecurotes. did not silva was recording them. his attorney says his client is innocent. >> justine:and questions the timing of the arrest. because silva is up for re- election this fall. >>"it does raise suspicion given the timing and we are caused this to be such a shock." >>this is not the first scandal for the mayor of stockton. >> justine:2012, a 19-year old woman battery. 2013, a city manager accused him of secretly recording their conversations. 2014, he was handcuffed. but not arrested. after getting in a fight. >> justine:and just this week. the family of a 13- year old murder victim wanted him held accountable. after he fai

public and americans would rather see clinton's deleted e-mails from her private e-mail server or transcripts to wall street and did not mention trump's tax returns. dan and tiffani? >> tiffani: you gave highlights of touch's 2015 returns and anything else worth noting from today's release? >> first off, the clintons made less money in 2015 than 2014. the combined income dropped $28 million to over $10 million last year. the majority of that income about 60% comes from speaking fees. were given to wall street corporations and in the democratic primary bernie sanders called on hillary clinton to release the transcripts of those speeches. she has not done that yet. this tax return does not shed any light as to which businesses actually paid her to speak last year. dan and tiffani? >> dan: showing turbulence in the republican party and dozen prominent republicans signed a letter saying enough of trump. they are urging the rnc tell us more about this effort, does it have legs? >> yes. these are former lawmakers and former republican staffers. they want to see rnc chairman ryan priebus essentially

say your name and who you are with to help with the transcript. have microphones for those in the back, as well. >> hi, i am from china daily. two questions. i mean, everyone is talking about the need to bolster global growth. u.s.,ou think china, maybe other major economies should do individually or maybe together in this regard? secondly, can you explain to average people with the g20 has a congress to years? thank you. >> good question. on growth, the u.s. and china ,ill be aligned in wanting more a combination of more demand stimulus and structural reform. the u.s. grabs a little bit more accent on the former of stimulating demand through fiscal and monetary policy. china, a little more on the structural reform agenda. the challenge and the g20 is that not everybody agrees -- everybody agrees on structural reform, because everybody knows they have to fix their own economy. ands difficult politically, it is based on domestic policy discussions -- and decisions and political choices, so it is difficult for a group like this to do anything other

the transcript, that's a nice thing to be able to say, hm, my electronic transcript, i didn't like this, going change it, excellent, send it off to my employer or my potential employer. so schools like stanford are starting to digitally sign their transcripts before they release them. that's pretty good. i can see the transcript now as an employer came from stanford university. and if someone laid to tride to alter that little tech, it would give me a red x but i get a nice blue ribbon that says, this thing has not been altered since it's been signed. the government publishing office, they changed their name, they used to be the , vernment printing office because they printed everything on paper, they've moved to electronic delivery, the government publishing office now. great, good marketing. but they sign their documents. the budget, for instance, that's the electronic signature log, stats are up there, because it's cool. imagine getting a budget which change -- with changed values on it. my friend from cloudflair, who is busy on his phone, but he set me up for this, thank you. oh, yo

why won't she release her tax -- her speech transcripts?ecause who in the world would pay $225,000 for a speech. >> >> the washington post earlier this. >> 49% found in the voters unworthy. >> 40% untrustworthy number. whether or not he really gives all of that money to charity. >> okay. let's move on. >> arthel -- >> go ahead. >> to dave's point, it was revealed that hillary clinton's tax returns, that 98% of all money that hillary clinton gave the charity was to the clinton foundation. we all know how crooked that foundation is. hillary lives in a glass house in this instance. >> i spoke with trump spokesperson katrina pierson about this topic of mr. trump releasing his tax returns in our noon newscast. here's a clip from that. >> this really has become much of a novelty in presidential campaigns. it just really shows how much -- >> what has become a novelty, katrina? what has become a novelty? >> just simply releasing tax returns because it's been -- >> it's been going on since the 1970s, it's now a tradition, not a novelty. the voters w

. >> the written transcript as it comes out is sent far and near every day, is the official transcript of the state department. >> it is not clear who would be punished for breaking the law, though, because 34 people were interviewed for the entire probe. one of them remembers an entire phone call where they were given instructions to censor the briefing, that person just can't remember who was on the other line. >>> thank you. >>> more cases of zika found in south florida, and the sizika infection zone is still growing. more on the story. >> reporter: good evening, bret, seven new travel-related zika cases announced today and the number of locally transmitted cases now at 37, the cdc is advising all pregnant women to avoid the entire miami-dade county during their pregnancy and the state is investigating whether there is now a possible third active transmission zone. that is in the very popular brickell neighborhood south of downtown miami, which is densely populated with restaurants and other businesses. the cases involve two elsewhere, leading to the suspicion there is possibly a sm

. >> the written transcript comes out every day is the official transcript of the state department. > unclear who would be punished for breaking the law, though, because 34 people were interviewed as part of this probe. one of them remembers an entire phone calm where they were given -- call where they were given instructions to sensor the briefing. that person can't remember who was on the other end of the line. at the state department, fox news. >>> researchers say a state ballot measure to reduce drug and property crimes has led to a reduce in crimes in california. the department of justice says the number of felony arrests in california fell about 29% last year. overall the state's lowest arrest rate since recordkeeping began in 1960. supporters of prop 47 say tough on crime approaches in the past were not effective. but the head of the state's police chief association says this doesn't mean crime is on the decline. it's not about arrests. it's about crime. and in california, right after proposition 47 was implemented the entire state saw a pretty big increase of property crime th

cbs or cnn that got the fbi to release these -- i guess they're going to release these transcripts of the interview. to me, that will be the most important thing. yes, the other stuff will be interesting. there are about 30 pages that are transcribed into paper when they went to hillary clinton's house and spent a couple of hours with her. i'm dying to know what they ask her. i'm dying to know if they pushed her. i'm dying to know if they were there for -- >> what do you think, really? >> i think they spent an hour or so and said let me get through these questions. i'm guessing. it's too early -- we shouldn't speculate. i'm guessing there wasn't a lot of second -- going back two, three times like, are you sure you didn't -- you know, are you sure you didn't do this? are you sure you didn't know there was any classified material? did you know they were going to classify them as highly classified later on? are you sure -- are you innocent in all this? i'm guessing it wasn't that hard of an interview. >> but also the problem is, greg, what, no reporting so it's relying on notes and whate

the fbi is not releasing transcripts.a lot of conspira conspiracy theory. >> there is no transcript. that was part of the deal that got her up and she was not testifying or under oath. these were interviews about the e-mails and the clip you played was about e-mails that came to light that nobody knew about with regard to the clinton foundation. these notes are about other e-mails with regard to classified server. this e-mail issue is not going away for her. it is the single thing, i think, that gets at the trust worthiness issue that is the real problem for hillary clinton and will continue to be regardless of the headlines that donald trump has. a lot of people in the country and polls bear this out that people don't trust her. the e-mail issue that drip, drip, drip. it continues to dog her. >> do people get tired of it and fatigued or does it continue to gnaw at her? and the monmouth poll, you get people tired of hearing about it at 63%. is she honest about the e-mail account? 27% say she is. >> minds are made up. peop

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it wasn't in donald trump's transcript remarks provided from the campaign. this is one of those moments where trump gets wrapped up in the point he's trying to make and throws an off the cuff remark in there. >> thank you very much, sarah. senior adviser to the trump campaign, scott taylor, former navy s.e.a.l. and trump supporter. now a hillary clinton supporter. david gur ggen is with me. part of the test, i don't know whether you answer it verbally or on a piece of paper, if you believe in sharia law, urbaned. there are at least 30 countries, where sharia law is, in some way, part of the law of their land. is this a way of having a muslim ban? >> yes, i think we should take donald trump as his words. what he said in the speech is this was an extension of his idea. it sounds to me like it is. it's hard for me to see how you implement this in a practical way. first of all, as you rightly said, who is going to give an honest answer to that question if they are a terrorist. second of all, what do we do about the afghan interpreters who were essential to the w

britain's guardian newspaper obtained more than 1,000 pages of the trial transcripts.se transcripts reveal turner laughed at the good samaritans who stopped the sexual assault. one of them repeatedly told turner, quote, stop smiling. that night police say turner told him he didn't remember how he and the victim ended up on the ground outside of a fraternity party, but a year later in trial turner told a detailed story about how he and the victim playfully stumbled after she agreed to go to a stanford dorm. turner faced up to ten years in prison but was sentenced to six months. >>> good news for communities near the chimney fire on the central coast. about an hour ago all evacuation orders were lifted. residents will be able to return to their homes and all road blocks will be removed. the chimney fire burned more than 45,000 acres and is 61% contained. >>> a battle over a beloved bike path in the south bay. it is known as the freedom path but most know it as the link leading riders to intel headquarters in santa clara. >> peggy bunker live in santa clara with why such

then i said i would have provided a verbatim transcript of it.people's words look awful in print, in black and white when the verbatim transcript and it would be true of this interview that we're doing. it's a hard thing to read. he needs some kind of education, he needs a friend, tough love to say this is what you're doing. this is what you would have to do. he needs some humility. you can't walk into somebody else's country, as somebody else's guest and act like that and then ditch out on your team, on your olympic committee. the way he did. and that's been my thought. that would have been a way to make him look at what he says and there's an honesty about a video apology. >> steve, i only have 20 seconds. what kind of reaction have you gotten from this open letter to him so far? >> a lot of people made the point that yes, it was heavily lawyered and other people seem to be in favor of it and liked it. that was about the extent of it that i've seen. moving on to other things, i'm sure ryan lochte will and his lawyer will do what they need to do

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clinton should release transcripts of the speechings. outfits that paid the democratic nominee millions of dollars. she needs to provide pronto a detailed plan for how her white house would prevent conflicts of interest. with the billionaire contributors to her husband's foundation. you know, like that lebanese other day who trued to get a special sfa vor when she was secretary of state. no more stalling on that mrs. clinton. that said i do applaud her release of her and her husband's 2015 income tax returns. it's how we know they got $6 million for giving speeches. six million of the nearly $11 million that they reported to the irs. they paid a federal tax rate of 34.2%. and the clinton's should get returns for every year since 1977. which brings me to donald trump. and all his baffle gab, double talk on this issue. that wall he's promising for the mexican border it couldn't possibly be as airtight as the stone wall he's put up around his recent tax returns. lots of experts believe trump has a lot to hide. zero is what the new york time

. >> reporter: obtained the transcript of the four and a half hour deposition. it came in a federal lawsuit filed by austin flake and austin's wife logan. they accuse the sheriff of abuse of power after the deaths of 21 dogs th arpyo portrays himself as detached from big cases but is still hot on the trail of president obama's birth certificate. he had nothing to do with the 21 felony charges against the couple, he says. i let my detectives make the recommendation. number 2: he's a hands-off sheriff. what about his detectives evidence against the flakes and bolts, arpyo said. charges were dropped after key evidence about a failed air- conditioning unit in the dogs' kennel was gone. number 3:he says nuts and bolts 15 times, as in i'm not interested in the nuts and bolts of any cases. was it sha? he answered i don't know and i don't remember. all to a wide range of questions. he couldn't even remember his lawyer's name. i've had so many of them, the sheriff said, i'm a little confused. at number 5: and this came out of nowhere, the investigation still lives. presi

i'm reading off the transcript here. donald trump said he was the founder.ortunity to say, you're really making a point about policy. i'm not parsing the words. i'm quoting the words. >> right. certainly donald trump missed the opportunity to remind hugh who knows that donald trump was being sarcastic to remind the american public how dangerous hillary clinton is and the same old policies of barack obama are what why we have the dangers of isis and we must have a strong national security and must grow jobs in america. her actions speak louder to americans than donald trump's words will. americans know that time and again she's proven she will lie and she will put a server in her basement. putting our security at risk. >> u.s. forces fighting isis. for the sake of people back home, which statement should they believe from this candidate for the presidency of the united states that he believes obama was the founder of isis or he was being sarcastic? >> americans know that isis is dangerous and we have seen more danger come to america because of isis under the

and here in the exhibit we have a video running that is based on the one transcript that we have of riis' lecture. >> out of the alleys comes the problem of the children. this one came out of the alley just as she is here on the left. her hair was matted with blood and her whole body was covered with sores. the future of this child. can you read it in her face? i can. and after she had been in the care of the society for the prevention of cruelty to children, this is the way she looked on the right. and the last 16 years that society has thrown its arms around between 50,000 and 60,000 children. what a record of work. and this is the foundling asylum known all over the world as sister irene's asylum. that good sister gathered many thousands into her fold. catholic or protestant, no difference. when one day the pearly gates swing wide to let in that dear woman, i tell you, such a flapping of little wings will be heard come to greet her as has not been heard since the moving stars sang together. now you have seen the boys and girls. and you have seen their homes. here is the father of some

this is what his campaign is. >> whether trump was saying his transcripts showed that he didn't deserve to be admitted to harvard law school, that he wasn't deserving of being the editor of the harvard law review, which he was able to win by the way on a blind test where there's no reference to last name or ethnicity or race or anything, he won that on merit. by the way, anybody who watches this president, whether or not you like him because he's too far liberal for you or whatever, he's really smart. that's just undeniable. early in the afternoon, trump said clinton was trying to distract from other issues. let's watch. >> hillary clinton is going to try and accuse this campaign and all of you of being racists which we're not. it's the oldest play in the democratic playbook. when democratic policies fail, they are left with only this one tired argument. you're racist, you're racist, you're racist. they keep saying it. you're racist. it's a tired, disgusting argument. and it's so totally predictable. >> michael, respond to that. where's this taking us, this back and forth? mainly led i

transcript -- when she read the transcripts of the president's speech she cannot believe it and she began a singlespaced three-page letter and she said to the president calling him to task for his praise of the university of the university policy which forbid the admission of black students, forbid the hiring of black professional staff in any capacity. she sent this hot letter to the president but as she was gettine that letter ready to go she thought well, you know he has a maze of secretaries, and may not make it through. perhaps i might send a copy of this to eleanor with the cover. which is what she did. the president's office afforded polly's letter to afforded polly's letter to the office of education. they responded about amount trend month later. sai eleanor burt wrote to back promptly over her own signature. in that letter she said, i understand -- i'm paraphrasing because i don't have it right in front of me.e she said that i understand youra concern i want you to know that great changes coming and it is best to fight in conciliatoryfin ways. but don't push too fast, there is t