a much we've been very unclassic of late. rain chances 50% for thursday. very much what we expect for this time of year. drier air aloft for friday and saturday and sunday. down to 30% rain chance. we're going to see a lost sun. temperatures are going to shoot back into the 90s. the heat indexes were back up into the hundred degrees today. evening showers and storms monday, tuesday, wednesday, >> yeah, today. you got spoiled there for a couple of days. >> i had that false hope that you so often deliver. >> that you woke up in november. >> it's coming. it's coming. >>> we're putting together a max defender 8 special to show you how the newest fastest radar in the world will work. it's coming up saturday at 7:00 on news channel 8. >> >> #awesome. >>> we're on your side to help get the kids back in school. >> it's not just students getting ready to head back to class. i'll show you how teachers are getting prepped for the new school year. >> get schooled tomorrow morning on news channel 8 ? ? the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year j

so america is not bound by unclass. that makes it harder for you to take a position when other countries don't follow the provisions of the u.n. convention. when you look at china and stance they're taking, you wish it were otherwise but it is for big power, not an unprecedented thing to happen. i think in the south china sea none of the countries want to push it to the brink. they have interests, they have claims. they will want to maintain them but nobody wants to go to war. in particular i think the southeast asian states, philippines, brunei, malaysia, vietnam, all of them have got substantial bilateral accounts with china. they have trade, tourism, investments aid. while therefore this is a thorn in their relationship it is not the whole relationship. and therefore it is going to be a problem, not solved for a long time but i don't think it is going to lead to a complete souring and complete breach. it needs to be managed. there are things you can do to calm things down, to make it less likely that you have a misha

government didn't announce it as such, is the russians have gotten inside the state department's unclass fayed -- unclassified email systems. the white house unclassified email systems, part of the systems in the joint chiefs of staff, then we discover that the f.s.b., the successor to the k.g.b., more than a year ago got into the democratic national committee's systems. followed by another russian intelligence agency, the g.r.u., the military intelligence agency, which probably didn't even know the f.s.b. was there, going into the same d.n.c. system. when you go into these system, you follow the bread crumbs out. so it wouldn't be surprising to me if one of those hacked emails or individuals who the f.b.i. is looking at was either the one that led these agencies into the d.n.c. or from the d.n.c. went out to them. because that's simply how you do this you just follow the string as it proceeds in and out of the networks. charlie: tell me also what role wiki leaks plays in this, david. david: wiki leaks was the recipient of a number of the documents. but they were not the primary recipien

sunday night on q&a, nancy eisenberg discusses her book, "white trash" the 400 year untold history of unclass in america. >> there were no poor white ghettos in places like indianapolis and chicago. they were described in many of the ways of poor blacks who were living in the city and that is part of our history we don't talk about. we don't want to face up to the fact of how important this is. ... >> it's a bit of a handle and darkening times. when when you read it it is compelling. what are the takeaways you want readers to see? >> i think the point of this book is to say that we have got this new era and politics. i think it is a very scary one. it is one that we're the you cannot always do this and politics, you can actually trace it to a date. a date. i would make that date january january 20, 2010. that is when the supreme court issued its citizens united really. if you listen to people, especially democrats they will say say it was a terrible day because it let all kinds of special money and influence back into elections. i would argue it was a scary day for a different reason. not any

. >> he also said she should have known that an unclass fighted -- that that was not the appropriate system for those conversations. >> a state.gov e-mail wouldn't have been an appropriate system for classified material anyway, poppy. so that goes back to the whole issue of classification in the u.s. government needs to be fully redone because it is a bureaucratic mess. it is an interagency fight most of the time, which is a big reason why this whole issue has become a big issue to begin with. again, this is the weeds. and i think what she needs to do is focus on her apology, she understands having a private server was not the right thing to do. she has apologized and she needs to move forward. >> i have to jump in. people have an honest and trustworthy issue with her. >> it is a major mistake she made as secretary of state. i think comey's presentation, you know, for anyone that was skeptical about how serious this was, i think the fact that the fbi spent that long investigating it shows how serious it was. as a candidate she is blessed with donald trump, who has had two weeks of se

i'm confident we have in an unclass environment to talk about the ability to create the -- to maneuver in a contested environment, create battle space to do what we need to do, maneuver again and operate not with impunity, but with awareness of the risk that is out there. i often see the lines of the df-21 drawn on a map. we give it a piece of -- of 1-0. that's a long kill chain. we have lots of things we do to disrupt that from all angles. and final piece being what we do to defend it and make it hard to target. admiral swift talks about this a lot, in his environment, if you're not maneuverable, you're not relevant. as i look around the force and how we operate and how our strikers and commanders, how they practice and operate in that environment, i'm confident we'll be able to do as i described. create the sanctuaries where we need to operate. if i had a son or daughter, you know, in the navy right now, and someone said is it safe to be out in that environment, i would say if the place where they're -- i have no problem with them being on the carrier, very confident that they're in