marry it with respect and listening to each other, i think what you hear from donald trump is very uninformedry much in response to the political currents that he is playing in, and i worry about that. >> rose: are you really worried about donald trump? do you believe donald trump is dangerous? do you believe donald trump is not fit to be president? you believe donald trump has in this campaign shown, how would you characterize it? >> i think he has shown that he is dangerous, that he -- >> rose: in what way? >> several ways, i will give you just a few of the somebody examples that i think he has provided for us. when someone running for president says in the most offhand way, he doesn't really care whether other countries get nuclear weapons, including saudi arabia,. >> rose: japan. >> japan. but let's focus on saudi arabia. we have done everything we can democratic and republican administration going back decades to try to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons. that was what was behind the iran agreement that i began the efforts on when i was secretary of state. that casual indiffere

uninformed because we did our investigation the right way. only facts matter. and the fbi found those here in an entirely apolitical way. i couldn't be prouder to be a part of this organization. thank you very much. director komi, does making this announcement clear her way for president? >> we have just heard from james comey with remarks about the investigation into the former secretary of state and current democratic presidential nomination, hillary clinton, her of a private e-mail. saying there should be no prosecution. that is the recommendation. we will open our phone lines to take your calls. to get your reaction. the numbersall under screen. we are also taking your reactions on twitter and on our facebook page. director james secretary clinton used numerous servers and devices to transmit and receive e-mails, not just one. that is something that is new. i'm not sure that we knew that. she was also careless in handling secretive information. and she apparently shared information in a way that made it possibly available to hostile actors. all the findings

and they were all uninformed because we did our investigation the right way. only facts matter. and the fbi found those here in an entirely apolitical way. i couldn't be prouder to be a part of this organization. thank you very much. was fbi director james comey recommending no criminal prosecution of hillary clinton for her use of a private e-mail server for sending and receiving e-mails. we are taking your calls on this. we are also taking your reactions via social media. tweet us on twitter or on our facebook page. let's get right to the calls. linda is calling from florida on the democrat line. do we have you? caller: yes, i am here. say hooray for the democrats. republicans, there is no way you can touch us. also, james calling from georgia, a republican caller. caller: yes, sir. in regard to the decision that there is no negligence, i am also a retired military of 20 years. i had a top-secret clearance. and when you get in that position, there is documentation that decides whether you are able to handle that material. now, i understand what the meaning of the tarmac at the

opinions are irrelevant and they were uninformed in our investigation.e did our investigation the right way. only facts matter and the fbi found them here in an a- political and professional way with. i couldn't be prouder to be part of the investigation. >> that was the fbi director james comey explaining his decision not to recommend charges against hillary clinton for her e-mail use as secretary of state. no one should have doubts about the way the investigation was conducted. i mentioned with one of our earlier case, jim comey was in a precarious situation. his boss met with bill clinton privately on a jet a week or so ago. the husband of the woman who was under investigation here, and his boss president obama is going to it be campaigning with her today. all that aside, give us an assessment of how the fbi director did. >> i was proud to be a retired fbi agent. he did an amazing thing. he asserted the integrity of the fbi and laid out which is unusual. this is what we did and how we did it in a lot of detail and the intimate conversation between pro

what you hear from donald trump uninformed, very much in response to the political currents he is playing in and i worry about that. charlie: that he doesn't believe it, that he is saying it for political advantage. ms. clinton: i think it is two things. i don't know what he believes or doesn't believe. i don't know him that well. i have met him. i never saw this side of him. which seen this emerge apparently is out of his experience as a reality tv star or you can say anything and insult people, and that is the way he is conducting this campaign. charlie: he has chosen a vice presidential nominee. what do you think of him? ms. clinton: i think he has made a very divisive choice. who stoodked someone for a law that would have legitimized blatant discrimination against the lgbt community when he was in congress. he was going to shut down the government to defund planned parenthood. he has a record of divisiveness. charlie: you have said he is the most extreme vice presidential nominee in a generation on social issues. ms. clinton: on social issues i believe that is true. i read he is not s

opinions are irrelevant, and they were all uninformed, because we did our investigation the right way. matter, and the fbi found them here, in a entirely apolitical and professional way. i could not be proper to be a part of this organization. thank you very much. you have been listening to fbi director jim komi. this was the finding on the investigation into the clinton e-mails. some of the headlines, he said the fbi found that clinton used several different e-mail servers and when some were finished, they would be decommissioned and a new one would be used. millions of e-mail fragments were in the server slack space and it took them a long time to piece it together. by the way, live shots of hillary clinton speaking at an event right now. eight of the e-mail chains, according to the fbi, contain top secret classification. there was no evidence that work-related e-mails were intentionally deleted. he also says the fbi is exposing to the justice department, who brings charges, that no charges should be brought. now we are going to go to break. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i want to reca

deliberate manner, well more than a year ago, to build includeszation that state operations and uninformeds financing operation, a vast enormousers -- and an financing operation, a vast headquarters with surrogates all over the country, getting her advice and tips. all of those things take a long time to build. an advantage in clinton network that a lot of those systems already exist after three decades as a political family franchise. donald trump does not have any of that. his former relation -- his poor relationship with the republican party did not help him build that. he has a lot of makeup work to do if he wants to have those same kinds of resources at his fingertips. what you saw yesterday may be indicative of the fact that he does not have those contacts and networks at hand, and there is the fact of his own temperament. he could have simply focused like a laser on the first part of what comey said and hammered it for 20 minutes. and he did not. his is something that campaign is going to have to decide whether they want him to do. bob, do you sense of unease about the trump reactio

truman didn't want any incoming president to ever be as uninformed or unprepared as he was at that point. ryan, though, saying the clintons should not be allowed to receive the traditional briefings while running this fall. so that so far has been the republican response to all of this. meanwhile, the clinton response, well, it's been pretty much nothing. the campaign issued a three-sentence statement yesterday declaring the matter resolved. another one today slamming republicans on the house oversight committee for, quote, politicizing the fbi investigation. but no interviews with the candidate, no interviews with the campaign, no rebuttal of the scathing rebuke from comey, the fbi director, no attempt to explain or defend the discrepancies between what hillary clinton has said over the past year and what the fbi director said yesterday. and there's a lot to explain here. hillary clinton has said she never sent or received information that was classified at the time it was sent or received. she pointed to the government practice of up-classifying documents, after the fact. meaning they'

i think what you hear from donald trump is very uninformed, very much in response to the political currents that he is playing in and i worry about that. >> rose: meaning he doesn't mean it for believe it but saying it for political advantage? >> two things. i don't know what he believes or doesn't believe. i never saw this side of him. i never spent time with him. i've never seen this emerge as part of this experience as a reality tv star where you can saying anything and insult people and say you're fired. i think he's someone who stood for a law that would have legitimized blatant discrimination and when he was congress he tried to defund planned parenthood. he has a record of divisiveness. >> rose: he's the most extreme nominee on social issues in a century. >> he didn't believe in evolution and since he doesn't believe in climate change perhaps there's a meeting of no minds there but it's distressing to see two people vying to be our president and vice president with the views and the records that they both bring to this campaign. >> rose: are you really worried about donald trump? do

this is also the area where the media is the most uninformed.most tightly held decisions that are made. the media is assuming because there is so much between republicans that donald trump is struggling with this. >> honest answer. we don't know what's going on. great to see you. thanks very much. >>> in his own words trump takes on the media and let's just say he doesn't throw any punches. oooh! [ brakes screech ] when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. excuse me, try this. but just one aleve can last 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. [ cheering ] so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve. man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. like the power to earn allstate reward points, every time i drive. ...want my number? and cash back for driving safe. and the power to automatically find your car... i see you car! and i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. ...you must be gerry. hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with the all-powerful drivewise app. it's good

. >> it was relatively uninformed about both the size of the deficit, the growth of the deficit and the that being considered to resolve the deficit. >> reporter: feeley says those steps included floating the idea of a thousand dollar a year surcharge to be paid by temple juniors and seniors that idea was quickly shot down. item speal school on the rise, academically and athletically. now it will lose its provost and president within a month. art hochner is president of the faculty union. >> i'm unsure what the impact is. but it's like an earthquake. the buildings are still standing but we're not sure what damage has been done until we clear aerate wreckage. >> reporter: we were unable to reach theobold for comment. board of trustees is expected to appoint richard engler former administrator as acting president of the university. all this shuffling and reshuffle link at the top ranks of school administrators is not expected to impact the school's decision to build that controversial football stadium on campus. at temple university, i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> business owners are t

opinions are irrelevant, and they were all uninformed by insight into our investigation, because we did our investigation the right way. only facts mattered, and the fbi found them here in an entirely apolitical and professional way. i couldn't be prouder to be part of this organization. thank you very much. >>> that is fbi director comey. as you just heard, though the department of justice will makes the final decision. in the fbi's words no charges are appropriate in this case. we'll take a moment to digest some of this. john harwood? >> first of all, carl, at the largest, 30,000-foot level, hillary clinton and democrats will be celebrating the conclusion that no criminal charges are recommended. however, i think james comey's presentation was pretty damning toward hillary clinton. what he described was a culture in the state department that was lax with respect to handling classified information, extremely careless. those are pretty strong indictments for somebody who is as experienced in government as hillary clinton, and who wants to be commander in chief. so she is not going to, w

truman didn't want any incoming president to ever be as uninformed or unprepared as he was at that pointintons should not be allowed to receive the traditional briefings while running this fall. so that so far has been the republican response to all of this. meanwhile, the clinton response, well, it's been pretty much nothing. the campaign issued a three-sentence statement yesterday declaring the matter resolved. another one today slamming republicans on the house oversight committee for, quote, politicizing the fbi investigation. but no interviews with the candidate, no interviews with the campaign, no rebuttal of the scathing rebuke from comey, the fbi director, no attempt to explain or defend the discrepancies between what hillary clinton has said over the past year and what the fbi director said yesterday. and there's a lot to explain here. hillary clinton has said she never sent or received information that was classified at the time it was sent or received. she pointed to the government practice of up-classifying documents, after the fact. meaning they're retro actively classifying

opinions are irrelevant and they were all uninformed by insight into our investigation because we did our investigation the right way. only facts mattered. and the fbi found them here in an entirely apolitical and professional way. i couldn't be provider to be part of this organization. thank you very much. >> and updating the story, late yesterday, the justice department formally announced they would not prosecute hillary clinton for use of a private e-mail server. mitch mcconnell called for the fbi to release transcripts of their interview with hillary clinton. and the hill has this story today about all of this. a multi-pronged attack against the fbi and hillary clinton. total of five congressional committees will hold hearings over the next week or have already begun inquiries into the fbi about its investigation of the former secretary of state. you can read more about this at thehill.com. and the house oversight committee holding the first of these hearings this morning. live picture here. the committee called fbi director comey just yesterday to give his testimony today. we spo

. >> it was relatively uninformed about both the size of the deficit, the growth of the deficit and the steps that were being considered to resolve the deficit. >> reporter: feeley says those steps included floating the idea of a thousand dollar a year surcharge to be paid by temple juniors and seniors. that idea was quickly shot down. temple is a school on the rise academically and age let lee. now it will lose its provost and president within a month. art hock they are is president of the faculty union. >> well i'm sure what the impact is. but it's like an earthquake. the buildings are still standing but we're not sure what damage has been done until we clear away wreckage. >> reporter: president theo bold could not be reached for comment this afternoon. the board of trustees will name richard engler former administrator as acting president of temple university once that july 21 vote happens n case you're wondering all of the shuffling and reshuffle link of top administrators here will likely have no impact at all on temple's controversial plan to build that on campus football stadium

and they were all uninformed by inside into our investigation, because we did our investigation the right way. only facts matter. and the fbi found them here in an entirely apolitical and professional way. i couldn't be prouder to be part of this organization. thank you very much. >> director comey, there are people -- >> a news conference from james comey, the director of the fbi, who served two administrations, both the obama administration and the bush administration and who has concluded significantly that hillary clinton will not face criminal charges in this investigation into her e-mail practices, when she was the secretary of state. as he mentioned just there, generally, the fbi makes a recommendation to the department of justice. in this case, loretta lynch, the head of the department of justice, has just, in essence, recused herself, saying she would accept whatever the recommendation of the fbi was. and here they've decided not to prosecute, but that doesn't mean they give a free pass to hillary clinton and some of the behavior here. >> it wasn't. it was an extraordinary -- thi

opinions are irrelevant and they were all uninformed my inside to our investigation because we did our investigation the right way. only facts matter and the fbi found in here in an entirely apolitical and professional way. i couldn't be prouder to be part of this organization. thank you very much. >>. jon: there had been speculation that the fbi director might answer questions, he is clearly not after about a 15 minute statement. you heard it there, the fbi finds that hillary clinton and her state department did mishandle classified information. however, they do not believe she should be subject to criminal charges based on precedent and based on the kind of activity that was involved. also said there was no direct evidence that secretary clinton's server had been hacked by outside actors, russia, china, you name it but also said because of the investigation of those hackers, they would not expect to find that kind of information and that they did see indications that people she was corresponding with, that their email accounts were hacked and well, draw your own conclusions from that

>> if i could, it's not just that he's uninformed.t's that his ideas such as they are, are reckless and dangerous. what he said about nato isn't just a misunderstanding of nato. it's a signal to the russians, to putin, that we might not defend some of the newer members of nato. that risks war in europe. what he says, i think that certain countries don't have nuclear weapons should have nuclear weapons, that's just dangerous, that's just reckless. i think that is really i think fueling people's anxiety about donald trump. it's another reason why i agree completely with david, secretary clinton is going to be the stronger candidate on national security and on keeping this country safe. >> it reminds me what you're saying, there's passages in "the art of the deal" where he talks about truthful hyperbole and the importance of exaggeration and how effective that can be to generate attention. that's certainly true, the media certainly falls for it and there are certain industries where that is par for the course. i think we expect a certain

this kind of work into college policies because of for the most part i think that when people are uninformed, then they can't necessarily push back. then things like drum strikes and targeted assassinations or killings as the government likes to call them to come the butt of jokes. i don't know if you watch any of the speeches given by the president and larry will mark this past weekend but they make jokes about raining down bombs on people so that's why it's so important that this work is really out there. that's one thing that i would like to say. [applause] >> also, it's important because increasingly doing national security reporting is a job that puts journalists at risk and that's because of the aggressive policies by the government of blurring of the lines where the first amendment and freedom of speech should be very clear. i was in washington, d.c. this weekend surrounding the events and it's not the same group of people that you see there wining and dining with people of power that you see here. i didn't get invited to the event. i'm proud to call these people my friends into the l

opinions are irrelevant, and they were all uninformed by insight into our investigation because we did our investigation the right way. only facts matter, and the fbi found them here in an entirely apolitical and professional way. i couldn't be prouder to be part of this organization. thank you very much. >> director comey, people say you're making this announcement -- >> you eve been listening to fbi director james comey, an extraordinary moment in washington. no one knew what he was going to say. the headline -- >> he said that. he said the justice department does not know what i'm about to say. >> he said no charges are appropriate in this case when it comes to hillary clinton and her use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state. no charges are appropriate. he said no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. that's the good news for hillary clinton. >> the bad news, though, he said while there's no clear evidence they intended to violate the law, they were extremely careless in the handling of classified information. he also said any reasonable person, meaning hilla

and they were all uninformed, because we did our investigation the right way. only facts matter. and the fbi found them here in an entirely apolitical and professional way. i couldn't be prouder to be part of this organization. thank you very much. >> director comey -- >> fbi director james comey leaving the extraordinary news conference. as you heard him say there, it is what matters here, the facts. and after a painstaking investigation, the conclusion here, according to the director, is that no reasonable prosecutor would pursue charges in this case. however, of the 30,000 e-mails provided by secretary clinton and her attorneys, director comey indicating 110 of those were classified information. eight of them chains of top-secret information. 36 included secret information. and eight of them included confidential information, which is the lowest category. as for e-mails deleted from the account or not turned over, some 7,000 of them. the director indicating no evidence of intentional deleting of the these e-mails that were found in a number of other servers and phones used by

the desperate need of opening a pot store at the marina we have lost the desperate need for the uninformedlic and help our cause. san francisco belongs to all people.i do want to put it up >> they are going to lock up my car. >>okay the garage is going to close soanyone who needs to should know move their vehicle. >>i'm sorry. >>i should've asked you gary about this at the break. >> >>no, it should the it usually works. >>okay. >>it's only going to be a minute or so it is coming up. >>i don't know whether i should take advantage of the time are not. >> you won't be able to start without the presentation, they go hand-in-hand. we could start with public comment. >> >>and you don't want to postpone this for another time because your backed up? >>okay, i know if there were three commissioners than the option for returning would be there but we don't need for we have three and were moving along.let's get it going. >>we can take public comment if the parties want to. >>can i have a show of hands. we will do this democratic way. who would like to start public comment? it looks like no, okay. we

candidate qualified at this time. , andways bring up benghazi i heard one woman say democrats were uninformedthis educated. that is a joke. bushe benghazi, george w. had 13 attacks on embassies and 60 deaths from those embassies, but people never bring up any of that. e-mails, you go back and you think about: how. : hope during the election powell, condoleezza rice comes out with the e-mails. they always have the smoking gun, the things they brought up against hillary that is so disingenuous. host: let's hear from jim barnes. interesting tobe see how the e-mail soccer plays out. --saga plays out. probably not going to be the front and center issue. i think people have legitimate concerns about, why did mrs. clinton feel the need to have a private server, why did she not turn all of her e-mails over right away? fact, withter the of possible russian hacking the democratic national committee commuters, there is no a question of, did she really take all of the security precautions and what she is little bit maybe careless, negligent? said,ly, the fbi director extremely careless and negligent. i r

and they were all uninformed by insight into our investigation because we did our investigation the righthe fbi found them here in an entirely apolitical and professional way. i couldn't be prouder to be part of this organization. thank you very much. >> director -- >> fbi director addressing the investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail servers, plural, as he noted at the beginning of his press conference. we should mention the fbi director is not taking questions following this announcement. he called hillary clinton and her aides' handling of these e-mail servers extremely care less and said in that news conference possible hostile actors may have gained access to the e-mails. but he also said the fbi found no intentional misconduct. so they will recommend to the attorney general that no charges be brought and the attorney general has said she will follow the recommendation of career prosecutors. there you have it. jan crawford is with the hillary clinton campaign today. hillary clinton is speaking in washington as we speak or is about to. january y jan, you're on the phone.

and they were all uninformed by insight into our investigation because we did our investigation the rightay. only facts matter. and the f.b.i. found them here in an entirely apolitical and professional way. i couldn't be prouder to be part of this organization. thank you very much. >> four hours after the fbi's announcement, president obama campaigned with hillary clinton in charlotte, north carolina. the event is the first appearance for the president campaigning with mrs. clinton. this is just over an hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ mrs. clinton: thank you. "hillary"]ting mrs. clinton: hello, charlotte. great to be back in north carolina with so many friends. with congresswomen and david price and congressman gk butterfield, and your next u.s. senator debra ross. and your next governor roy cooper. with ourourse, president, barack obama. [cheering] mrs. clinton: i feel very privileged because i have known the president in many roles. as a colleague in the senate, as an opponent in a hard-fought presidentnd, and the i was so proud to serve as secretary of state. i've also known him as a friend that i was hon

opinions are of elegant -- are irrelevant and they were all uninformed because we did our investigationt way. only facts matter. the fbi found them here in an entirely apolitical and professional way . i couldn't be prouder to be part of this organization. thank you very much. >> [ indiscernible - speaker too far from microphone ] fbi director james comey walk away those walking away from the podium not answering any questions. clearly hillary clinton is reading a sigh of relief on the news that we just by you live from the fbi saying that in their opinion they believe no charges are appropriate in this case. they are referring back to the ongoing matter of hillary clinton's matter -- use of a number of credit email service during her four years as secretary of state. >> the justice department will have the final decision on what will happen next. we want to bring in our political analyst ryan zobel. can you hear us? >> i can. good morning. >> what is your reaction to that news conference? >> reporter: i have several reactions. first of all, it is clear that the fdi -- fbi did an extens

opinions are irrelevant and they were all uninformed by inside investigation because we did our investigationight way. only facts matter. the fbi found them here in an entirely apolitical and professional way. i couldn't be prouder to be part of this organization. charles: that was james comey laying out the case for not charging or at least recommending hillary clinton be indicted. hillary clinton's campaign released a statement, as the secretary said it was a mistake if you use personal email, and would not do it again. we are glad the matter is resolved. just before she boarded air force one on her way to making a major joint campaign visit in the state of north carolina. we are waiting for president obama to board air force one. you see it waiting but first let's get reaction from senator scott brown, former clinton aide, simon rosenberg. scott brown, to you, a lot of people thought this would be the outcome but in the beginning, sounded like he was laying out the groundwork for an indictment. >> related out quite eloquently and everybody was a little surprised he did not recommend misdem

. >> and that story that went around about holly's behavior at matt's funeral, uninformed judgments made from afar, said care. >> i can tell you right now she didn't care. >> you can crawl into her mind and tell everybody what she was thinking. >> no. you can read it on her face. >> read it on her face? >> you don't have to be crying your eyes out at a funeral to not be grieving. >> no, the defense argued, all of the testimony maligning holly's behavior was really a product of the six-plus years of rumor, innuendo, which add, matt's family hardened into what sounded like truth, even if it wasn't. >> if you listened to all the witnesses, anybody that was holly's friend, they all turned away once they talked to the detective. >> that was certainly the case, saided defense when holly's friend rebecca vega cut off contact with holly about a year after matt died. >> who's the accuser? >> holly is. >> you can't look at her from the police did she begin saying what she said at the trial. >> but you have no idea how that man died. do you? >> i didn't have to see physical proof -- >> please, i as

. >>: none of that matter to his opinions are irrelevant and they will all uninformed by insight intowe did our investigation the right wing only fact madam of the fbi from here in an entirely a political and professional women. >>darya: that don't and that any charges are wanted in the clinton even scandal expect much more analysis on this to come around. hey guys lunch is here! it's on me fellas. with the chase mobile app, stephen curry can send money to more people in less time. thanks, steph! no problem. even to friends in a growing number of other banks. ya'll ready to go? come on fellas let's go! easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. ♪ amsleep number beds with you with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the final days of the lowest prices of the season sale, with our best-buy rated c2 queen mattress now only $699.99. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. >>will tran: we learned his name was and and and and has to happen right behind us on the 900 block of paulo avenue was to just off to happen

you can have super informed neighbors or super uninformed neighbors. either way it doesn't seem like it is a very fair process for those that are entrepreneur in spirit and looking to open mcd's to for my opinion wage war against a neighborhood. for example, visitation valley there are many mcd's attempted to be opened and constituents have organized quite well to prevent this from happening. i know you have recommendations, but maybe you will present them in later on the presentation, i don't know. if they are, my apology. you can let me know and address them later in the presentation but how do we neutralize this so the process is more fair and even kiel for all the parties interested? >> one of the biggest concerns we learned through the report from march 2014 is clustering and impact on the neighborhoods. one of the recommendations to deal with that is expand the green zone and provide anticlustering things so they don't cluster in particular neighborhoods. when planners look at the code they look at what is within the code. if there is nothing in

and they were all uninformed by insight into our investigation because we did our investigation the right way. only facts matter. and the fbi found them here in an entirely apolitical and professional way. i could not be prouder to be part of this organization. thank you very much. >> some four hours after the announcement, president obama campaigned with hillary clinton. this is the first appearance of the president campaigning with mrs. clinton. this is just over an hour. ♪ [applause] [cheers and applause] clinton: thank you. thank you so much. hello, charlotte. [cheers] hillary clinton: it is so great to be back in north carolina with so many friends. [applause] hillary clinton: with congresswoman alma adams and congressman david pryce and congressman g.k. butterfield and your next u.s. senator, deborah ross. [cheers and applause] hillary clinton: and your next governor, roy cooper. [cheers and applause] and of course,: with our president, barack obama. [cheers and applause] hillary clinton: i, i feel there very privileged because i've known the president in many roles; as a colleague

and they were all uninformed by insight into our investigation because we did our investigation the right way. only facts matter. and the f.b.i. found them here in an entirely apolitical and professional way. i couldn't be prouder to be part of this organization. thank you very much. >> making an aadjustment -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national able satellite corp. 2016] >> we might hear reaction to the results of the f.b.i. investigation from both hillary clinton and donald trump today during campaign stops. both are in north carolina. president obama is making his first campaign appearance with hillary clinton. they are rallying supporters in the city of charlotte. live coverage on c-span2 starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern. donald trump has already tweeted about hillary clinton today but he could say more during his campaign stop which is also going to be in north carolina today. joining him will be potential vice president presidential dan date republican senato

in an uninformed way.estion given what you've just said is whether that might happen here in the similar vain? >> i think it might happen. you know, but i think what's driving this campaign so far is really a lot of dissatisfaction with what's going on in washington and steny hoyer addressed this also. 70% of the voters in this country think we're moving in the wrong direction. and until, you know, our -- until i think part of the burden for hillary is to address that and to put forward the direction that she wants to take the country and in her positive vision for it. you know, the trump campaign is totally different. as i think people know and people have seen, you know, they're running a campaign based more on the dissatisfaction of voters and those dissatisfactions are partly based on foreign policy concerns that voters have but largely based on domestic and economic issues and i don't think that's -- i think those issues will be the factors that will be most important in this election. >> certainly th

we are seeing anyone from the uninformed criminal to those who feel they have a real feel for the religionet they don't. so we have to be careful about saying these attacks are just conducted by the disenfranchised or the newly reborn. it can take a form in anyone who has -- begins to believe this kind of extreme view of an ideology. >> you're right. general hertling thank you so much for your voice as always. >>> still to come here at home some of you are on edge given what's happened around the world. security officials are on high alert here taking major precautions on this holiday. we'll talk about that next and ahead big news in the nba, basketball star kevin durant saying he will sign with the golden state warriors. a lot of people no so thrilled about that. we'll have that for you coming up. s. just 30 billion? a bold group of researchers and computer scientists in silicon valley, had a breakthrough they called... the machine. it changed computing forever. and it's been part of every new technology for the last 250 years. everything? everything! this year, hewlett packard enterprise

opinions are irrelevant and they were all uninformed by insight into our investigation because we didy. only facts matter. and the fbi found them here in an entirely a political and professional way. i couldn't be prouder to be part of this organization. thank you very much. >> and there you have it from the fbi director james comey recommending to the justice department no charges be brought in thele matter of hillary clinton whether or not she mishandled classified information on that serve earn. he says that he can not find a case where this would be appropriate. believes no reasonable prosecutor would do that in this case. he also tells the american people saying he's been very transparent in this decision making in order to help convince people this was done honestly, competently and independently. straight to our justice correspondent pierre thomas. huge decision. >> reporter: extraordinary decision. the fbi director making clear no charges should be found but he went a long way in making the case the clinton administration in terms of the state department was lax in how they ha

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you can have super informed neighbors or super uninformed neighbors. either way it doesn't seem like it is a very fair process for those that are entrepreneur in spirit and looking to open mcd's to for my opinion wage war against a neighborhood. for example, visitation valley there are many mcd's attempted to be opened and constituents have organized quite well to prevent this from happening. i know you have recommendations, but maybe you will present them in later on the presentation, i don't know. if they are, my apology. you can let me know and address them later in the presentation but how do we neutralize this so the process is more fair and even kiel for all the parties interested? >> one of the biggest concerns we learned through the report from march 2014 is clustering and impact on the neighborhoods. one of the recommendations to deal with that is expand the green zone and provide anticlustering things so they don't cluster in particular neighborhoods. when planners look at the code they look at what is within the code. if there is nothing in

and our founders predicted we would be in this if the population became uninformed that is what a lot to inform them, to talk to them at a level that is understandable so they can recognize what is going on, recognize, what we're doing to the future for their children and grandchildren. >> i have got to ask you, to talk a bit about dnc e-mail dump president orange county was on nbc last night, where he was asked about whether or not he believes the russians were trying to interfere with u.s. election listen to his response gentlemen. >> i think the fbi still investigating what happened, i know that experts have attributed this to russians. what we do know is, is that the russians hacked our systems, not just government systems but private systems, but you know -- what the moves were in terms of public education all that i can't say directly. >> you know -- it is sort of just people are upset because it feels like manipulation of the media. let's not forget what happened a few years ago, when the president mic was hot he when is period to medvedev i will have more flexibility after the

you can have super informed neighbors or super uninformed neighbors. either way it doesn't seem like it is a very fair process for those that are entrepreneur in spirit and looking to open mcd's to for my opinion wage war against a neighborhood. for example, visitation valley there are many mcd's attempted to be opened and constituents have organized quite well to prevent this from happening. i know you have recommendations, but maybe you will present them in later on the presentation, i don't know. if they are, my apology. you can let me know and address them later in the presentation but how do we neutralize this so the process is more fair and even kiel for all the parties interested? >> one of the biggest concerns we learned through the report from march 2014 is clustering and impact on the neighborhoods. one of the recommendations to deal with that is expand the green zone and provide anticlustering things so they don't cluster in particular neighborhoods. when planners look at the code they look at what is within the code. if there is nothing in

we always bring up benghazi, as if, you know, i heard one woman say that democrats were uninformed and miseducated. i mean, that's a joke, considering donald trump. but before benghazi, george w. bush had 13 attacks on embassies and 60 deaths from those embassies, but people never bring up any of that. emails, you go back and you think about colin powell, and i hope during this election colin powell and condoleezza rice comes out and discusses those emails. they always have these smoking guns. they always have these things that they brought up against hillary. that's so disingenuous. host: jim barnes, any thoughts? guest: well, it will be interesting to see how the email saga plays out. not k that it's probably going to be the front and center issue. but i think people have legitimate kind of concerns about why did mrs. clinton feel the need to have a private server? why didn't she turn all of her mails over right away? you know, not long after the fact. with the possible russian hacking of the democratic national can he computers, you know, there's kind of this question of, well, you

you can have super informed neighbors or super uninformed neighbors. either way it doesn't seem like it is a very fair process for those that are entrepreneur in spirit and looking to open mcd's to for my opinion wage war against a neighborhood. for example, visitation valley there are many mcd's attempted to be opened and constituents have organized quite well to prevent this from happening. i know you have recommendations, but maybe you will present them in later on the presentation, i don't know. if they are, my apology. you can let me know and address them later in the presentation but how do we neutralize this so the process is more fair and even kiel for all the parties interested? >> one of the biggest concerns we learned through the report from march 2014 is clustering and impact on the neighborhoods. one of the recommendations to deal with that is expand the green zone and provide anticlustering things so they don't cluster in particular neighborhoods. when planners look at the code they look at what is within the code. if there is nothing in

you can have super informed neighbors or super uninformed neighbors.way it doesn't seem like it is a very fair process for those that are entrepreneur in spirit and looking to open mcd's to for my opinion wage war against a neighborhood. for example, visitation valley there are many mcd's attempted to be opened and constituents have organized quite well to prevent this from happening. i know you have recommendations, but maybe you will present them in later on the presentation, i don't know. if they are, my apology. you can let me know and address them later in the presentation but how do we neutralize this so the process is more fair and even kiel for all the parties interested? >> one of the biggest concerns we learned through the report from march 2014 is clustering and impact on the neighborhoods. one of the recommendations to deal with that is expand the green zone and provide anticlustering things so they don't cluster in particular neighborhoods. when planners look at the code they look at what is within the code. if there is nothing in the appl

that's how alec works, by sowing uninformed seeds of doubt to move the needle at the state and local level towards anti-science, anti-climate action policies that benefit their funders' bottom line. and alec is just one piece of a large web of similar dark money organizations that promote climate skepticism and are dangerous fronts for corporate interests to deliberately mislead the public and influence lawmakers. to just -- to see just one other recent example of this in my home state of new mexico, i'd like to take a moment to look at a letter to the editor published last week in the loss -- las cruces news. this is another one of those web of denial front groups. they claim monumental designations are a land grab and the work of environmental groups trying to stop development. these radical groups and green decoys are according to the letter such dangerous letters as trout unlimited, the theodore roosevelt conservation partnership, the isaac walton league, and back country hunters and anglers, groups that all stands up for the interests of sportsmen, hunters and angleer, certainly