deirdre: the wikileaks release shows the actual slide wikileaks released. one example on senator sanders, does he believe in a god? he has skated on saying he has a jewish heritage. i think i read he is an atheist. katrina pierson, a trump spokesperson. the impact of that comment is senator sanders would not be well understood in the south. people tend to be more faith oriented. would you say this is just part of the politics? >> absolutely. if this had come from the rnc, you would see headline after headline and protests. this is absolutely insane. saying things like my southern baptist to distinguish between a jew and atheist. that's not fair game. now we know why we have seen all these articles like in the "new york times" trying to paint mr. trump as a racist. they are following orders from the dnc. deirdre: i do want to say be the famous columnist william sapphire called clinton a congenital liar. this goes to her trustworthiness. i know donald trump is often stuck up in his own way for senator sanders. he has been tweeting a lot. ' here we go again wi

jon: wikileaks fallout continues for democrats.cemails from the dnc are exposed now revealing special treatment for donors seeking insider access to the white house during the weeks that should have been all about party unity and hillary clinton. now critics say the democrats could have avoided the headache by hopping wikileaks at least six years ago darting back in 2010 when it released tens of thousands of secret intelligence documents exposing the identities of afghan informants against the taliban. joining us now emily williams,attorney and fox news contributor and richard st. paul, an attorney and veteran of several republican campaigns . welcome to both of you. wikileaks has put out all this stuff against the democratic national committee. clearly julian sans does not like hillary clinton and is attempting to damage her during the democrats national convention. have any, can any legal action be taken against him? >> certainly, john. here's the thing. many would say for the democratic party this is a case of the chickens comin

e-mails leaked to wikileaks rocked the democratic national committee. but who stole them? we asked wikileaks founder, julian assange, holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london. three cyber security experts say that the dnc e-mails were hacked by russian intelligence, what do you think? >> there's no proof of that whatsoever, we have not disclosed our source, and of course this is a diversion. >> reporter: several american cyber security experts told nbc russia's goal in leaking the e-mails through wikileaks was to sew chaos into american politics and help donald trump win the presidency. >> they are trying to give trump an indirect edge or indirect way by which they can help him accomplish his goals. >> reporter: russia's leader vladimir putin clearly has a motive to help donald trump. >> actually putin did call me a genius. >> the two men expressed a mutual fondness, the alliance designed to halt russian expansionism. trump isn't buying any of this. >> she worked very, very hard to rig the system. little did she know that china, russia, one of our m

is there that the russians were behind this in terms of the hacking or in terms of the timing by wikileaks? >> well, we need to let the experts speak on this. it's been reported on in the press that the -- that the hackers that got into the dnc are very likely to be working in coordination with russia and, again, i think it's -- if the russians had these e-mails i don't think it's coincidental that they are being released at this time to create maximum damage on hillary clinton and to help donald trump. >> it is a very, very strong charge that you're leveling here. you're basically suggesting that russians hacked into the dnc and now are releasing these files through wikileaks to help elect donald trump. >> well, this isn't my assertion. there are a number of experts that are asserting this. i think we need to get to the bottom of these facts. that are what experts are telling us. experts have said it was the russians that went in and took these e-mails and then if they

she has made statements against wikileaks. june you suggested you are more concerned about clinton in terms of press freedom than donald trump. do you stand by that? is this pace based on a personal animus. >> it is false reporting. you can look at that interview. i never said that i wanted to harm hillary clinton anything like that. it was the presenter that used that word. and the "new york times," is its candidate in this race and they want to get their candidate up. >> to the question of anger that you are enter fewing in the u.s. election, this is what -- that your readers are american, and therefore it's okay? >> it's what our readers command. it's also our basic principles, the publication of true information. that's an important qualifier, true information about modern institutions. allows us to understand what they are doing and therefore we arable to reform them. if we don't is understand what our institutions are doing we have no hope to reform whatsoever. >> straight ahead we are going to talk more about this. as y

at this hour, wikileaks strikes again. some of them suggesting the committee was supporting clinton secretly hurting bernie sanders, i'll talk with wikileaks founder julian assange about the timing of this release. >>> this weekend a new accuser is coming forward raising bigger questions about the corporate culture that allowed ailes to engage in sexual harassment. >>> and dan rather is bag from the conventions here to talk about the good, the bad and the historic moments. but there are exactly 100 days until election day and political pros cannot believe what they are seeing, the conventions are over, the general election campaign is officially under way and donald trump is publicly challenging khizr khan. khan's son, a muslim american soldier was killed in iraq in 2004. in an interview on abc, trump rejected khan's assertion that trump sacrificed nothing in his life. he said he wondered if clinton's speechwriters wrote his speech. and khan's wife might not have been allowed to speak on stage. now both husband and wife ar

the e-mails were released friday by wikileaks. in one e-mail, dnc chief financial officer brad marshall suggested someone ask sanders about his religion writing -- , "for ky and wva can we get someone to ask his belief. he had skated on saying he has a jewish heritage. i think i read he is an atheist. my southern baptist peeps would draw a big difference between a jew and an atheist." in other e-mail shows dnc staffers suggesting planting a news story that sanders' campaign was a mess. bernie sanders reacted to the e-mails during an interview with abc's george stephanopoulos sunday. mr. sanders: i told you a long time ago that the dnc was not operation, that they were supporting secretary clinton. so what i suggested to be true six months ago, turns out in fact to be true. i am not shocked, but i am disappointed. amy: democratic party vice chair donna brazile will act as the dnc's interim head through the election in november. we'll have more on the e-mails after headlines with wikileaks founder julian assange. hillary clinton nam

the one piece there's uncertainty about is who gave the e-mails to wikileaks.iously, wikileaks released them at a very strategic time. that's the one piece we don't know. i look at this as circumstantial evidence that seems pretty overwhe overwhelming. mr. assange said it wasn't them. there's a real easy way to dispute or refute that. mr. assange should just tell us where he got the information from. >> mr. ambassador, rachel maddow in new york. nice to see you. on the issue of plausibility, getting out what richard was describing as the russian motive here. the thing that seems like an over the top spy movie here is that the russian government would seek to release internal e-mails from the democratic party that would drive dissension within the democratic ranks and embarrass the democratic nominee on the eve of her convention and hurt the democratic party relationships with its donors and in the end benefit donald trump on this election. that is the plot presented to us by the circumstances we're aware of. is that the way that the russian government strategic

i think this wikileaks is problematic.this type, that has this type of behavior. hopefully we'll see with michelle obama and bernie sanders speech, that will sort of disappear. we come about the american family and talking about working families and helping them make ends meet. >> in fact, tony, debbie wasserman schultz, this is her convention and she's being told, no you're not going to speak. >> debbie wasserman schultz was gloating last week how much better organized they are organized and less drama would be occurring in philadelphia compared to cleveland and here we are on the first day or presumptively before the first day with the chair of the democratic party taking herself out of the speaking line-up of her very convention. i think you're already seeing that this is a rough and rocky start, but what i think ultimately, maria, is the larger problem here, is the star power alone of the obamas, the bidens and of course the clintons, is not going to be enough, i think, to take away from the fact that you have a lot of

the e-mails were released friday by wikileaks. in one e-mail, dnc chief finanancial ofofficer brad marsl suggested someone ask sanders about his religion ahead of the kentucky and west virginia contests. brad marshall wrote -- "it might may no difference, but for ky and wva can we get someone to ask his belief. does he believe in a god. he had skated on saying he has a jewish heritage. i think i read he is an atheist. this could make several points difference with my peeps. my southern baptist peeps would draw a big difference between a jew and an atheist." in another e-mail, debbie wasserman schultz calls sander'' campaign manager jeff weaver a "damn liar." amy: a third shohows national press secretary mamark paustenbh writing -- "wondering if there's a good bernie narrative for a story, which is that bernie never ever had his act together, that his campaign was a mess." multiple e-mails show the dnc complaining about msnbc coverage of the party and of wasserman schultz, with communications director luis miranda once writing -- "

wikileaks will never tell us.and the russians, even if they probably gave it to wikileaks, they might not know they would use intermediaries. to me, it's pretty clear. >> it's wikileaks who wants to sway the election and not russia's government. not vladmir putin. you don't think they want to sway oar have this? >> no. i didn't say that. i think the russians would prefer mr. trump. that's crystal clear. they prefer mr. trump because of the policies he advocates. but it's also important, i think, to bring wikileaks in. by the way, they're a foreign entity, too. they made it crystal clear. there's no disputing that fact that they released the data as a way designed to affect the democratic convention. they removed the head of the democratic party. they're quite proud of what they've done. >> it seems to be an imbalance to the threat of national security. whether wikileakss is the one behind it or the russian government. >> again, i think it's both. i think they have worked together here. who else would be the source

. >> double miss, two thieves, wikileaks, ed snowed en. tweeted his pleasure, said he didn't like how wikileaks had gone about it. they weren't responsible. wikileaks responded accusing snowden of trying to curry favor with mrs. clinton in hopes for a pardon. each side calling the other side obnoxious. >> top that. >> hearing liberal media folks talk wikileaks isn't what it used to be. hit to amazon, america's online shopping mall. talked about how the economy is terrible, earnings are terrible, businesses don't want to invest. they set another profit record and they're investing, investing in tv, movies. hope we see more companies. >> go amazon. >> mary. >> big miss to fourth circuit court of appeals striking down north carolina voter id laws. they consistently found them to be constitutional. paul, what you have is a panel of judges that has now put this state, an important state in november for the election, put this issue in focus and it is going to motivate minorities to come out and vote in that state. not good for trump. >> james. >

that is not part of the wikileaks -- >> well it is a meta story. if you are asking would we accept information from u.s. intelligence that we had verified to be completely kt l accurate and would we publish that and would we protect ourselves and the -- then yes we would. >> appreciate the time. and in the spirit of wikileaks transparency and our own we'll post the full unedited interview on our website, "meet the press." >>> coming up. lots of more ♪ using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the framework... wire... and plants needed to give my shop... a face... no one will forget. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink every day is a chance to dop,s something great.. business. and for the ones they love, they'd do anything. sears optical has glasses made for doing. right now, buy one pair and get another free. quality eyewear for doers. sears optical ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a s

after the release of nearly 20,000 internal dnc e-mails hacked into the dnc system, published by wikileaks. some of the e-mails clearly showed favor to hillary clinton's campaign over bernie sanders, if not outright attempts to sabotage and hurt the sanders campaign. in wasserman schultz place, congresswoman martha fudge will take on a more prominent role. jeff zeleny has been following the race closely. mounting pressure on wasserman schultz for even more punishment for her. >> that's right. she won't have a major speaking role at this convention on the stage behind us, which is a big deal for her. >> yeah. >> she wanted to be presiding over this convention. that will not happen. her role will be very limited, i am told, by party sources. she may still gavel in at the very beginning and end but she will not be seen during primetime coverage or any speaking role. this is why. there is worrying across this party that these peace accords are breaking here because of this explosive wikileaks story. she's right now resisting pressure to step aside or do something more extreme to remove herself

this wikileaks submission of dnc insider e-mails has rocked the boat a bit.he campaign chairman for hillary clinton says the russians were behind this. and because putin and donald trump have a relationship, this must be about helping donald trump. one of the top spokesman for donald trump responded saying, quote, you know the clinton campaign is desperate to change the subject from the disunity at their convention when they're the ones bringing up compromised e-mail servers. their time would be better spent apologizing to bernie sanders for the mistreatment he received at the hands of the democratic national committee. kon donald trump, using twitter, has been talking about bernie sanders, too, encouraging sanders to keep up his fight and shine a lot on some of the behind-the-scenes e-mails that appear to demonstrate that, in fact, there was some effort inside the democratic national committee to help hillary clinton, something that bernie sanders and his campaign charged throughout the primary process. so, it's a little messy on this beautiful sunday here i

we're wikileaks.'re the ones who are breaking this. >> pushing that russian theme. "60 minutes," everyone watches, right? for the last 40 years. the question to hillary clinton by far the biggest story here and everywhere else, debbie wasserman schultz resigning. they put the question and the answer in their overtime. not even in the original "60 minutes" interview. you had to go online and hear the question at which time when hillary clinton was asked about what she knew about it, she said i haven't read any of those. but i'm adamantly opposed to anybody bringing up the -- >> let me understand this, they talked to her yesterday. we did the news yesterday morning was the story of debbie wasserman schultz. had rigged the system against him. >> they made -- they said go to 60minutes.com. they didn't promo it. they put it in the extra stuff that didn't make the cut on "60 minutes." >> unbelievable. >> this is where she thinks she has been totally treated unfairly. >> not by cbs obviously. >> listen to he

i talked to wikileaks founder juli julian assange. are you hoping these leaks elect donald trump president? >> joining for me insight and analysis, david brooks, columnist for "the new york times" and doris goodwin, trump advisor alex gas tcastellanos a hallie jackson. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. one of those critical junk tours in a presidential race where a campaign can freeze for about a month during the olympics, the end of summer and labor daybreak. we heard two remarkably different versions of america offered by two candidates at their conventions. donald trump sees a troubled nation that needs to be rescued. >> our convention occurs at a moment of crisis for our nation. the attacks on our police and the terrorism of our cities threaten our very way of life. any politician who does not grasp this danger is not fit to lead our country. >> hillary clinton's america was to use a word perhaps more regan-eske. >> a country

>> we have to talk about wikileaks. have politicians calling on bernie to recuse his endorsement of clinton. are you expecting chaos on the floor, like we saw at the republican convention last week? >> i think that is a little strong. there is a lot of upset here in philadelphia. no question about that. those wikileaks e-mails are startling, when you read them. it sort of proves what a lot of bernie sanders supporters thought all along. i think you are definitely going to see some downgrading of debbie wasserman schultz's role. a lot of things being considered from getting a new ceremonial chairman to having her not speak in primetime. it's pretty clear sanders supporters would boo her pretty lustily if she appeared on the floor in prime time. it's something they have to work through today. there were long negotiations yesterday. they'll continue through sunday. >> a complication the campaign did not need. how do you think the selection of tim kaine is going over? we're hearing rumbling from the left of the party. how p

i want to go back to the point about the dnc with the wikileaks. it's not just a meta store or narrative but ethics and the democratic party. the dnc are supposed to be neutral and the wikileaks demonstrate that might not have been the case going all the way to the top, and there's early reporting that wikileaks may have already claimed it's first scalp with debbie schultz being taken off the speaker list. >> you had donald trump invoking bernie sanders, i'm just saying the things bernie sanders said about hillary clinton. >> this is this feeling, i get to travel the country a lot, and there is this weird feeling growing over the years of people feeling powerless because a lot of economic shifts and that feeling is accompanied by a feeling there is a conspiracy somewhere causing this in my life. it really doesn't help when that proves true. >> and the message they are both delivering, bernie sanders and donald trump that there is a rigged system is impactful for people in that position. trump even just this morning tweeting about bernie sanders and

what is it like to find your company in a wikileaks release? >> it's kind of surreal. >> reporter: but inside vera, which can't divulge if the dnc is a client, they are working to help avoid leaks like this, especially with national security on the line. >> it puts us in an interesting position to not only -- having predicted it, but we can help. >> reporter: help to avoid embarrassing leaks on an international scale. he points out that since wikileaks often releases information in bunches, we may not have seen the end to dnc related leaks. back to you. >> thank you, scott. >>> we experienced triple digit heat in parts of the bay area. but if you want some relief, go there. >> exactly. >> head to the coast. >> beautiful shot, you guys. looking to san francisco here, also a different story for the interior valleys. concord, still a very hot 102 after a high of 103 degrees. dangerously low humidity right now at 11%. the lower that number goes, the drier the air is. as we take you to oakland, we have a little bit more moisture in the atmosphere. h

that is not part of wikileaks -- >> well, it's a story.f you're asking would we accept information from u.s. intel jens to be completely accurate and would we publish that? t the answer is yes, of course we would. >> i'll leave it there. appreciate your time and you coming on "meet the press" this morning. >> you got it. >>> we'll post the full unedited interview as we do for all of our interviews on our website, "meet the pre meet the press n brks krrkb cdo >>> how donald trump can lose >>> how donald trump can lose three huge states and stil you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? shingles. and how it can hit you out of nowhere. i know. i had it. c'mon let's sit down an

. >> yeah, wikileaks is still hacking a way.he frustration might be at a tipping point, right, doug? >> reporter: we'll find out tomorrow. late last week in the midst of the republican snafu where ted cruz refused to endorse donald trump, republicans were saying we're going to have a much orderly, smooth convention. there are already reports that the chairwoman of the dnc debbie wasserman-schultz has been yanked from her speaking job here. fox has not independently confirmed that yet. there are already disruptions where we saw in miami yesterday and hillary clinton introduced her vice presidential candidate tim kaine. there were chants for support of bernie sanders. these e-mails bear out what sanders supporters have long suspected, that the dnc had been working to keep him from getting the nomination. sanders said if he were elected president, debbie wasserman-schultz would be september out as chairwoman of the dnc. one of the e-mails released has her response to that. it says, and i quote, this is a silly story, he isn't going

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despite a possible controversy brewing over wikileaks.e're going to have team coverage coming up. >> that's a really big question. we'll be talking about it with george stephanopoulos. >>> but we're going to start here with the so-called heat-dome bringing stifling temperatures to most of america. there's the map. it's dangerous out there in many spots, especially so in los angeles. where this wildfire has forced the evacuation of 1500 homes already. >> that fire is on the move. in a moment, rob will tell us if there's any relief in sight. but first, to philip mena. who is on the front lines, just outside of los angeles, where firefighters are contending with triple-digit temperatures. philip? >> reporter: dan, paula, good morning. we're on a 450-acre ranch that that used to double as a backdrop for many famous hollywood productions for more than 40 years. but this morning, it's been reduced to a flaming pile of rubble. this dangerous wildfire has now spread from the desolate hills into neighborhoods. >> this is fire station 135. >> repor

officials, there's a growing interest in the ties between russia and wikileaks. a lot of people right now obviously focused on donald trump, but if you look back to the edward snowden affair, he sought asylum in russia after the wikileaks of all those state department and other cables, you also have julian asange, he has spoken very favorably about russia over the last few years officials are wondering if there are any more connections to russia and wikileaks. as we said, don, all countries spy on each other, they try to get out information but u.s. officials feel this has crossed a line in terms of publishing that information so they'll be looking at those ties very closely. >> i feel like i'm watching a movie here. >> elise, i appreciate you being with us. i want to bring in my panel. everybody recovered from the two weeks? >> no. >> here we are back in the cozy confinements of the studio. bob, as i said, this sounds like a movie. is this real? is this bad for the clinton campaign or is this another thing unsofolding? >> i think it's bad for trum. cnn did a rep

what about this wikileaks?t these e-mails that suggest the dnc had an animosity towards bernie sanders? is this proof of what he's been complaining about all along? and we have new poll numbers that show the race has changed and there's a number in there for hillary clinton that she's going to have to deal with this week. let's bring in brian fallon, spokesperson for the clinton campaign. it is good to see you. good luck this week. donald trump weighing in on wikileaks, no surprise, but what he is saying might surprise you. put up the tweet, please. wait for it. wait for it. there it is. the new joke in town is that russia leaked the disastrous dnc e-mails, which should never have been written, stupid, because putin likes me. brian fallon shaking his head. you said he's wrong again. how? >> because there's a consensus among experts that it is, indeed, russia behind this hack of the dnc. a couple months ago when the hack was first reported, it was a former top fbi official, a person that used to run cyber invest

i want to read one of the e-mails released as part of this 20,000 e-mail trove released by wikileaks.ail after sanders won the indiana primary. one of the lines here is "what does her loss mean last night other than he raised $4 million and is more obnoxious." it appears that the dnc was treating him as an annoyance. >> there's no question that the -- some of these e-mails, timing of the e-mails is embarrassing and unfortunate. by the way, one of the more unexplored parts of this story, these leaks were done by russian hackers and looking at the connections between trump and russia and putin, you know, as tim kaine pointing out, putin being the only person trump hasn't criticized. these leaks seem intended to help donald trump. first of all, we should point that out. second, look, they're unfortunate, they're embarrassing. by bernie friends are going to hate me for saying this, if we looked at the other side, there would be e-mails there as well. i've read them in the dnc e-mails, there are e-mails that show they were trying to create a very fair process going over and above to try to

that's after wikileaks released e-mails. in one message from bag in may, the party's chief financial officer brad marshall seems to ask staffers to, quote, get someone do ask bernie skanander about god. part of it reads, he has skated on saying he has a jewish heritage. i think i read he is an atheist, this could make several points difference with my peeps. my southern baptist peeps would draw a big difference between a jew and an atheist. bernie sanders said today he is not an atheist, here's what the vermont senator told nbc's meet the press this morning. >> this really does not come as a shock to me wore mike si haveg time ago that the time is now debby wasserman schultz should step aside, not only for these issues, we need a democratic party that's open and is going to bring young people into it. >> bernie sanders also said that democrats now have to focus on defeating donald trump and electing hillary clinton as president. >> what's the reaction from hillary clinton's camp? >> no real reaction from the clinton campaign

the first night of this convention was an attempt to undo the damage by the wikileaks leak. the hurt feelings of bernie sanders reporters may linger longer than the convention. it was several minutes before he could speak. when he endorsed hillary clinton, there was some applause mixed with occasional boos. some stood with tears in their eyes. >> our job now is to see that strong democratic platform implemented by a democratic controlled senate, by a democratic house and a hillary clinton presidency. hillary clinton will make an outstanding president and i am proud to stand with her tonight. >> earlier in the day, there was outright anger among supporters at a philadelphia speech where he said we must elect hillary clinton. the same kind of reception ousted debbie wasserman schultz when she spoke at a florida delegation breakfast. many holding up signs that read shame, no exclamation and e-mails exclamation. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren tried to redirect the anger to the republicans. >> the system is rigged. there's enough blame to go around. >> reporter: the narra

i want to go back to the point about the dnc with the wikileaks. it's not a meta narrative. it's about ethics and the democratic party. the dnc are supposed to be neutral in these proceedings, and the wikileaks dmonl straits it might not have been the case as going all the way to the stop there's early reporting that wikileaks -- debbie wasserman schultz possibly being taken off the list. >> and you have trump invoking bernie sanders speech. saying i said the things that bernie sanders. >> there's a feeling and there's a weird feeling growing over these years, i think, people feeling powerless because of a lot of economics shift. that feels is accompanied by a feeling there's a conspiracy somewhere that is causing this in my life. it doesn't help when that proves true. >> and the message they're both delivering. bernie sanders and donald trump, there's a rigged system is impactive for people in that position. you know, trump even this morning tweeting about bernie sanders tweeting about what happened. he's very on top of the news cycle in that regard. i think when you look a

have to begin with the wikileaks leaks. what did you think when you read them? harsh stuff in there. >> i think i told you a long time ago that the dnc was not running a fair operation. that they were supporting secretary clinton. so what i suggested to be true six months ago turns out, in fact, to be true. i'm not shocked. but i am disappointed. and that is the way it is. >> what should be done about it? >> well, you know, i also said months ago is that for a variety of reason, debbie wasserman schultz should not be chair of the dnc. i think these e-mails reiterate that reason why she should not

she says that wikileaks is dangerous because wikileaks released 250,000 diplomatic cables when she wasetary of state that she says put american lives in danger. >> wikileaks, also, they released voice mails yesterday as well. >> right. >> you know, regardless of who did what in terms of hacking, obviously that is an issue for national security. we should certainly be concerned about russia, china, north korea as well. it doesn't change the content of the e-mails. it doesn't change the content or the possibility that they were also hacked from hillary clinton's private server. so is this just a distraction by democrats? >> well, it's an effort to take away from the contents of those e-mails, which is very, very damaging to them. and it's been successful and of course, donald trump has managed to do that inadvertently through his apparent invitation. now, i listened very closely to what donald trump said. i think it was sarcasm. i think it was an attempt at humor. but i must say, it fell very flat. it, too, has now diverted attention from the content of the e-mails, which could have been

convention in beautiful philadelphia where the state of our union is exposed e-mails just published by wikileaks showing democratic party officials actively discussing possible ways to sabotage bernie sanders even as they were insisting publicly that they were staying neutral during the primaries. the leaked e-mails are dividing

they're holding a news conference to react to this wikileaks document dump. hillary clinton's vice presidential pick. we're going to head to that and we're live in south philadelphia, i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >> we'll make history in philadelphia by nominating and electing the first woman president of the united states. >> mayor jim kenny says philadelphia is ready to shine in the international spotlight. the secret service did a final security sweep overnight inside the wells fargo center as protesters prepared for their we go into the protest training. >> reporter: about two dozen protesters role play encounters with police and learn how to deescalate a possible confrontation. >> you get three warnings before the police arrest you. >> reporter: it's part of the freedom school's training. the group is nonpartisan but participants like robert are preparing to take to the streets for bernie sanders. >> i feel that bernie is probably the best choice that we have to be able to actually achieve the goal of making this country better. >> reporter: in fact, man

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wikileaks clearly uncovered what sanders has been saying and what donald trump has been saying. which is that, once again, the establishment and special interests picked their candidate, hillary clinton, and made sure nothing that the people were going to do or say was going to interfere with her selection. >> you're right. you're seeing the skirmishes on the floor this week. let me follow up on that from bill kristol who is not part of the clinton cam a pain. are there ties between you and your candidate, mr. trump, and

n and stole emails turned over to wikileaks. russia wants to help donald trump get elected president. a spokesperson for trump's campaign issued a statement to the "washington post" and cooled moose campaign a joke saying clinton would do or say anything to win the election. fox is your source for a tom fitzgerald will join us live from the convention starting tomorrow. remember to catch the weekday evening show for the latest in the race for the white house called "fox5"@6:30. >> a vigil is underway for a capitol heights the suspected gunman was arrested, "fox5" lindsay watts has the details. she's live with the details, lindsay. . >> matt, friend and family of alone do jackson are gathering here as we got world several minutes ago police arrests aid suspect in his murder. people here are gathering in the place where jackson was shot wednesday morning at the gas station as he was filling up his car. they believe this was a random crime. he retired after working at safe way and they don't know we'll show you video police release

it has been 10 years since julian assange founded wikileaks. decade, the web site has gone on to become the for d's most powerful home leaked government information. as we have been discussing it is controversial mission to open governments has never been more divisive. dnc hack.point, this edward snowden criticized wikileaks for releasing information it receives in raw form. he tweeted democratizing information has never been more vital and wikileaks has helped but their hostility to cure ration is a mistake. we will bring you all our best interviews from the week, her $4.8 eyer, after billion deal with verizon and sandberg on the blockbuster quarter. this weekend on bloomberg television. ahead, a walk in the the testing ground mojave. this is bloomberg. Â emily: many of america's top rocketeer's work in the middle of the mojave desert. in this week's edition of hello world, ashley travels to the landscape to speak with richard branson and discover how close virgin galactic has come to commercializing space travel for tourists. >> out here in

and we don't even know if there are more wikileaks to follow. hillary is involved and we want to know to what extnt. >> i gets to the basic ability of people to pick their nominee, doug. and whether or not it's already in the bag. and was it already in the bag for lick? i mean, i think everybody felt very strongly if she decided to run, she was going to be the nominee. and bernie sanders giving her a run for her money was somewhat surprising and sort of took the party off guard a little bit, the strength of that but it goes to the intensity of the bernie sanders voter. do they stay home, not show up to vote? are they angry? is that a factor? >> martha, you raised a number of very good issues. i'll start with the last one. the real issue is will the brrnds brrn voters come out for secretary clinton or will some of them defect to hillary clinton? but listen to what brad blakeman said. what did secretary clinton know. you didn't hear him say, take to the streets. you didn't hear him say, let me withhold my endorsement until we get answers to these

this comes after it was already announced she will not be presiding over the convention after wikileaks released e-mails showing democrat officials tilted the primary process to hillary clinton and this morning, bernie sanders addressed the controversy. >> i told you a long-term -- a long time ago the democratic national convention was not running a fair operation and they were support, secretary clinton so i suggested to be i am not shocked but i am disappointed, debbie wasserman-schultz should not be chair of the dnc and the mails reiterate that. she should resign. period. >> it is a turn of events considering last monday, schultz shut tweeted this to republican national convention. i'm in cleveland if you need another chair to keep your convention in order and, therefore, we are in new york, wanna for the pause before we go say the democrats for in more diagnosis array at going of the convention than republicans? >> no. but they increase disarray. no question about that. i say that, because, obviously you have so many major splits i don't think you have as many democrats as republica

and wikileaks became a distraction. that's why the departure is so important. >> let's go to more reporting on what happened behind the scenes and how quickly the party moved to this point we're at now, casey. >> hi, tamron. well, this has been something of a tortured day behind the scenes for democrats as they tried to hammer out how exactly to orchestrate what we've now seen, this exit from debbie wasserman schultz. and there was of course conflicting reporting over the course of the day about whether debbie wasserman schultz would speak or not speak at the convention, whether she would gavel it open wlrks she would close it. it now appears though the compromise here is to allow her to have a public role at this convention, that she of course has worked on for quite some time to plan. so she is going to be gaveling it in. she's going to have an opportunity to address delegates. but as we've noted, she is going to step down at the conclusion of the convention. and really while, yes, this was something that was going to

a cartoon that was tweeted by wikileaks in the german magazine.u can see him the ticket as sultan and he is riding on this e-mail. >> we finish with something a little lighter, perhaps. donald trump has received the correct number of delegates. not too much on him but against his wife. >> it appears she has plagiarized michelle obama's speech in 2008. rime" magazine said she was ckroiling us. it is one of the oldest tricks. you prank somebody by quoting "never going to give you up." she quoted some ofqwi=açúçúaa.Ñ [drumming] [captioning made possible by kcet television] [horn honks] >> we live in thehe greatest country in the world. isn't that safe to say? we're so lucky to be here. like, you guys live in the only country in the world where people die from food. that's fucking gangster, you know what i mean? like that stuff they don't have enough of in africa, we just stuff too much of that in our faces, then we keel over and just die. you know, like, you can never have an argumenent with a kid in nicaragua about your problems, you knknow. he'd b

julian assange of wikileaks says more leaks are on the way. we can talk about it on the other side. >> we have more material related to the hillary clinton campaign. it is is correct to say that. we also have to be very precise in reporting my statements, which are always very precise. yeah. those are extremely interesting. >> julian assange has made no bones about it fplt he does not like hillary clinton fplt regardless of who is behind the leaks, there is a real concern that outside actors are trying to influence the election with precisely timed leak. >> very much so fplt people following this election are very aware putin is not a big fan of hillary clinton fplt as a result some people are suggesting that he wants donald trump to win this race. but what will need to be done to show loyalty to the country, even if it looks as if he is supporting his opponent is donald trump needing to speak out against the danger of hacking into leading candidates's records. i don't think anyone on either side thinks this is the move. >> eugene, the republi