it was wikileaks that embarrassed clinton and the party. the leak led to the resignation of chairman debbie wasserman schultz during convention week. assange suggested the new release will shine a light on clinton that the press refuses to. >> the american liberal press is falling over themselves to defend hillary clinton, are wrestling a demon that is going to put nooses around everyone's neck when he wins the election. >> reporter: what he may produce is anyone's guess. wikileaks philosophy of radical transparency -- >> it's so hard to justify, even if you think some of the material they're putting up is to the public benefit to have discussed. there's lots of stuff with little public benefit. >> reporter: critics suggest his threatened release may be part personal vendetta. while clinton was secretary of state, the obama administration launched a criminal investigation of wikileaks. it remains active but on hold. an ambassador in london where he received asylum six years ago. >> the united states is continuing to pressure countries to ex

it was wikileaks that embarrassed clinton and the party. the leak led to the resignation of chairman debbie wasserman schultz during convention week. assange suggested the new release will shine a light on clinton that the press refuses to. >> the american liberal press is falling over themselves to defend hillary clinton, are wrestling a demon that is going to put nooses around everyone's neck when he wins the election. >> reporter: what he may produce is anyone's guess. wikileaks philosophy of radical transparency -- >> it's so hard to justify, even if you think some of the material they're putting up is to the public benefit to have discussed. there's lots of stuff with little public benefit. >> reporter: critics suggest his threatened release may be part personal vendetta. while clinton was secretary of state, the obama administration launched a criminal investigation of wikileaks. it remains active but on hold. an ambassador in london where he received asylum six years ago. >> the united states is continuing to pressure countries to ex

sarah harrison and editor with wikileaks.e're talking to oliver stone, three-time award-winning filmmaker who this week is celebrating his 70th birthday will stop and joseph gordon-levitt, the star of the film. he plays edward snowden in the film "snowden." stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "eye inthe sky." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. with juan gonzalez. we are spending the hour talking about the new film that tells the story of nsa whistleblower edward's note and called "snowden." while speaking on monday from moscow where he is in exile, edward snowden made a case for presidential pardon by barack obama. this is snowden speaking with ewen macaskill. >> if not for these disclosures, these revelations, we would bee woworse off. yes, there are laws on the books thatat say one thingng, but pers this is s why the pardrdon power existsts -- for the exceptions, for the things that may seem unlalawful in leletters on a pa, but when y you look at them morally, ethically am a

then later wikileaks founder julian assange. he says he's going to be releasing significant information about hillary clinton that will derail her campaign. he'll be here to tell us what may happen next. that and more. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase gives you more complete allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm jackie ibanez. the zika virus is at the center of a new debate on the senate floor. after returning to capitol hill, lawmakers now face the task of containing the virus. a funding package worth more than a billion dollars is on the floor, but democrats are blocking it. that's because gop lawmakers want to tack on restrictions on planned parenthood. in the past few months, several cases of zika have emerged here in the u.s., mostly in florida. >>> over the atlantic, a new threat is emerging on the opp set end of

assange is the founder of the wikileaks website -- and he says if he's extradited to face those rape charges -- he'll end up being sent to the u-s because of all of the secret documents wikileaks has dumped.swedish authorities began investigating assange after two women accused him of sexual assault and rape. some of those charges have been dropped.assange denies all of the alti so what happens now -- well assange -- who is australian -- is in equadorian embassy in london -- but authorities there will question him on sweden's behalf.swedish officials by the way say they are not working with the u-s government on this. more news now- governor walker is brushing off allegations of illegal activity related to the john doe investigation. this after the british newspaper "the guardian" published 15 hundred leaked pages of the investigation into walker's 2012 recall law have chosen to leak bits and pieces of things to try and win in the court of public opinion without giving people a fill perspective 93001the papers showed walker personally solicited money for "wisconsin club for growth."

plus, all of that and we speak with wikileaks founder, julian assange. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> and welcome to "hannity" tonight with just nine weeks to go before the general election, donald trump is surging in new national polls in a cnn/orc poll out today, trump is leading 45%-43%, and according to the same poll, trump has a commanding lead among independent voters, topping clinton 49% to 29%, a four-way race, and the latest fox news race shows clinton and trump in a dead heat, and a four candidate contest with clinton's small lead within the margin of error or. when it comes to key swing states, a routers poll shows trump leading or in a way in iowa, beating clinton 44%-41%. trump and clinton are tied in maine, 42%. it's a very close race going on in michigan. donald trump is leading 42%-41%. in new hampshire, 45%-pr44%, an ohio, trump is up 46%-43%. wisconsin is all tied up at 38%, and with the polls now showing this race tightening, donald trump is campaigning very hard. by the way, if anyone's not low energy, it's not hillary cl

people don't need to worry about wikileaks' interested in that.g corrupt organizations, you know, dodgy politicians and so on, we just say what they say. nothing to hide, you've got nothing to fear. what's their problem in the public knowing the truth? because that's all we publish. there's no allegations that we haven't been completely accurate. >> 100% true. somebody like george soros would be on your radar, he's trying to influence elections and impact the political process? >> we will be publishing a lot of information, but it has been published elsewhere, but in a very unusable form. that's part of what we do, as well, take records that are extremely hard to use, like some of the state department records. we created wonderful libraries of how modern institutions actually behave across the world in the united states and other countries, as well, published 650,000 documents on russia, most of them critical. 2.3 million of bashar al assad and syria, even including his personal e-mail. >>> and coming up, we have more reaction to tonight's command

the wikileaks founder says he is planning to launch an appeal. warrant --n arrest those are charges he denies. assange spends the past four years hold about the ecuador embassy in london. >> is the eighth time his are west warrant -- his arrest warrant is being tested. is sit -- is -- he remains in an ecuadorian embassy in london. he made the move to escape extradition to sweden, which he fears could relate debt fears could lead to another extradition to the united states. according to a medical report released by his organization, his medical health is at risk if he remains holed up. he has agreed to be questioned by swedish authorities in october in the british capital. killing 12 people. has disclosed 500,000 secret military files on the conflict in iraq and afghanistan. involved inwas releasing several batches of e-mails belonging to hillary clinton during her tenure of secretary of state. >> that environmental organization has published a lengthy report. a number of european oil companies selling toxic t cell -- toxic diesel. the companies a

the swedish court of appeals has decided to maintain an arrest warrant for wikileaks founder julian assange. he faces extradition to sweden over sexual assault allegations -- and has been holed up at the ecuadorian but assange says he's ready to serve prison tim in the u-s -- only if president obama grants clemency to chelsea manning. she was convicted three years ago -- as bradley manning -- of handing out a massive amount of classified material to wikileaks. a traffic tracker alert for you right now... lanes on northbound i-43 are closed at good hope road after an accident. this happened just a few minutes ago -- and is causing major backups. happened -- but you can see traffic is moving very slowly.... so if you're heading that way -- you'll want to find an alternate route. again this is northbound i-43 at good hope road. toss to weather weather scattered shower chances will continue through the evening - a few rumbles of thunder still possible. although we may see some lingering showers into tomorrow overall, the weekend is looking partly cloudy with highs in the upper 70s saturday and

an american leaks thousands of classified documents to the website wikileaks. coming up, gino sat down with the star of the new film "snowden". how joseph gordon levitt prepared himself to take the lead role. here's a live look outside at lake michigan from our moderne building camera. ad lib what you see weather expert stephanie barichello is up next with a scattered shower chances will continue through the evening - a few rumbles of thunder still possible. although we may see some lingering tonight: foggy overnight. low: 64 dewpoint: 64 wind: sw 3-7 mph "think of it like a google search but instead of searching only what people make public. we're also looking at everything they don't. emails, chats, sms, whatever. yeah but which people. ki really tracking every cell phone in the world." it was the whistleblowing- incident that swept the entire world -- and now we're getting more to the story. gino talked with actor joseph gordon levitt -- who plays the infamous edward snowden. ad lib to bite think people need to see the movie who made any judgement about him

no delays breaking news this morning: a swedish appeals court is upholding a detention order for wikileaks founde wanted in a rape investigation dating back to 2010. assange has been holed up at the ecuadorian embassy in london for the past four years... but now... an ecuadorian prosecutor will question assange next month on october 17. assange claims that if he walked out, he would eventually be sent to the u-s to face charges for publishing government secrets... provided by chelsea manning. manning is currently serving a 35 year prison sentence for handing out a massive amount of classified material 13-year-old in ohio, after apparently mistaking a b-b gun for a real gun. it all started with reports of an armed robbery in columbus. when officers approached a group of three people, two of them ran. as officers tried to take the suspects into custody, police say one of them pulled a b-b gun from his waistband. the officers... assuming it was a real gun... shot and killed 13-year-old tyree king. police are still searching for one of the teens who ran from the scene. sandra bland's family se

everyone in positions of government and wikileaks know it stands for classified, confidential and, in fact, we have already released thousands of tables by hillary clinton, that's her signature, clinton, with a c in brackets right there. thousands. which she herself has used a c in brackets and signed it off. and more than 22,000 times she has received cables from others with the c in brackets. so it's absolutely incredible for clinton to lie. she is lying, about not knowing what that is. >> deneen, you go first and i bring in lauren with a follow-up question. >> this is all about transparency. if our media did its job, americans would know more about what's going on with hillary clinton, her campaign, foundation, the e-mails, the server. for julian assange to present the information, hillary is lying, he showed the document, she had in her own hand writing and the information is in the documents the fbi released over friday holiday weekend. so clearly the woman is playing stupid or she thinks americans are stupid. >> first all, it's creepy to watch julian assange, self-imposed from e

a large part of this, wikileaks. we know a lot of things we know about because of wikileaks. we're in a digital world with nothing is private, and old secrets are going to fall and they're falling in front of us and we're about to find out what the -- do 9 the 9 /11 families deserve to know whether saudi arabia helped murder their family, friends? what's going to happen? >> well, what's going to happen, their cases are going to be presented before jurors in new york city and lower manhattan and jurors will decide what's the fair market value of the losses? loss of life, those who suffered horrifically as the planes took the buildings down and whatever consequences there were. this could be financially catastrophic for the saudis as wealthy as they are. >> and more than that, american -- united states sec t secrets wrapped up in relationships with saudi arabia could be secret no more and loose lips sink ships. >> that's saudi arabia. other countries are going to look at this and say, hey, wait a second, if they're going off saudi arabia, we're next so we're going to sue the un

sent to the u-s because of all of the secret documents wikileaks has dumped.swedish authorities began investigating assange after two women accused him of sexual assault and rape. some of those charges have been dropped.assange denies all of the allegations. so what happens now -- well assange -- who is australian -- is in equadorian embassy in london -- but authorities there will question him on sweden's behalf.swedish are not working with the u-s government on this. wisconsin assembly democrats are calling for an investigation into allegations of criminal misconduct in scott walker's recall campaign... raised in report by the guardian.republican lawmakers have asked attorney general brad schimel to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate who leaked the documents. schimel has not said what he will do. new this looking for a way to make your life a little more sustainable, you might be interested in a new program in milwaukee. the city is turning to composting at home to reduce the amount of waste going to the landfill . ann sterling is live in milwaukee's bay view neighborhood th

. >> this week the clintonweek tht campaign is yet againgain scrambling after wikileaks founder julianommunicationscai as early as next week. w >> it was wikileaks thatks embarrassed clinton and her andr party with the leak of dnc d e-mails that showed the party's preference for hillary r clinton over her rival bernie sanders.s >>> the leak led to the resignation of chairman debbie wasserman schultz. assange suggested the new leaks would shine a light on clinton that the press refuses.fu >> all over themselves are arresting a demon that are going to puts intos around everyone's neck which she winshn this election. eleion. >> late yesterday the clintonstt campaign responded to assange's threat accusingac donald trump associate rogeria g stone of colluding with assange who has aided russia. every american deserves answers about potentialoten collusion between trump cane c associates wikileaks and kremlin. >> we are getting our first we r look at plans for the new 9/11 education center planned for for the pentagon.tan. the location is currently the te only 9/11 attack site without a visit

sanders, infuriated by revelations of the dnc's wikileaks e-mail leak. >> can i just say, to the bernieple, you are being ridiculous. i move that: hillary clinton be selected as the nominee for the democratic party. ms. clinton: i accept your nomination. >> all those speakers, prosecuting that case, that frame, is the reason why it was more successful than the cleveland convention. ms. clinton: director comey said my answers were truthful and are consistent with what i told the american people. >> e-mail thing has taken a huge toll. she paid a big medical price. >> e-mails show a pattern of suggest,oing what they moving along so that everybody wins, except in some cases, critics would argue, the american people. >> hillary understands that the most damaging thing to a parent is to look at a sick child, a child in need, and not be able to do anything. they need tot hole fill quickly is around the clinton foundation. years,s been teed up for and the fact the clinton campaign is still taking foreign donations seems highly questionable. >> today the ap reported more than half of hillary cli

she was convicted of handing out massive amounts of classified materials to wikileaks. assange has been holed up in london for the past four years. he claims that if he walked out, he would be eventually sent to the u.s. to face charges for publishing government secrets. the justice department is not aware of any deals involving assange or manning. >>> 6:51. a mattress store that had a tacky 9/11 ad could open as soon as today. remember this ad? >> we'll never forget. >> people were so angry after that ad aired that miracle mattress in san antonio had to close its doors. the store owner has apologized. he said he hired new staff. it's not clear if he fired his daughter who made the ad, his ever forgive them, but one 9/11 widow already has. lisa patterson's husband worked on the fifth floor and heard about the death threats. she picks up the phone and called charese. >> at the beginning of the call, she was crying so much, she was so distraught. >> they say she is an angel and they are grateful for her support. >>> aaa is encouraging parents to make sure kids are riding

organization and the democratic national committee the latter of which was exposed by wikileaks led to the resignation of dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz clinton says: "the fact that our intelligence professionals are now studying this and taking it seriously raises some, grave questions about potential russian interference with our electoral process." in an interview, russian president vladimir putin rejected suggestions that the kremlin had any rooting interest in the outcome of the us election this and shouldn't be blamed for any cyber incursions... putin says: "this is very difficult to verify, if not completely impossible to verify. at a state level we are definitely (back to put) not involved in this.'' a senior u.s. intelligence official has told the washington post russia's activity is something we're looking very closely at and while no definitive proof of tampering has been found "even the hint of something impacting significant concern." obama says: "our goal is not to suddenly in the cyber arena duplicate a cycle of escalation that we saw when it comes to other arms race

the pretty clear expectation wikileaks was going to put it out there.ng from simply collecting information to actually trying to affect public attitudes. so if you look at what has happened up to now, most of what has come out in the public arena through wikileaks is damaging to democrat us and could draw the conclusion whoever is putting this information out through wikileaks wants to hurt the democratic candidate. neil: why? is it assumed donald trump is better for them? >> couple things, first of all secretary clinton is experienced, a track record with the russians. she's been tough with the russians and i'm sure for that reason the russians would rather not see her cross the table again. i alsohinkbovend bond at tir pferee mabe i e ouome thelectn, i thinthers a nuinbenet to the russians in creating upheaval and disconcerting the american electorate and the american process. the russians in my view wrongly believe we tried to influence their electoral process. when we speak about human rights or the importance of democracy, they view that as tamperi

he has the access also to are m snowden and he is leverages the wikileaks leak we had not too long agoormation is power and that is what he is doing cleverly. >> julian assange who is hold up in an embassy abroad and facing criminal charges, he is promising more looks against hillary clinton before the election and said it would ensure her arrest. what do you think is going on there? >> he is playing in the devil's garden and has information that came from illicit information through the wikileaks regime and, also, if you recall it was a united states armed forces member that provided him that information. mrs. clinton needs to disavow and communicate about protecting information and the response of classified information for the united states national security. >> when it comes to protecting our systems, are we just stupidly vulnerable because we have not spent the time or the money to undertake protections? >> we have come a long way to be honest, and there are three fundamental domains, with the infrastructure with the pentagon act hacks we have got the extra mile with the domains a

the wikileaks situation and then the deplorables comment. she wasn't able to defend herself on that comment because she was ill. that became clear at the 9/11 event. all of those came together along with a new donald trump who is a little more on target. work well. we've seen his numbers with african american voters in some states go way up comparably speaking. he's winning in many battleground states he was losing a few weeks ago. >> florida and georgia. it's a bit of a surprise in georgia. you see donald trump getting support from african americans up from 22%. did that surprise you? >> well what's interesting is normally when i see a poll about this far a republican will normally get 15-20% of the african american vote but it declines and melts down to about 3-4% on election day. this is the only time i've ever seen someone go from 3-4% up to 20 something percent. i don't know whether he's striking a cord with african american voter or not. if it's happening in georgia it's happening in florida. georgia and florida are walking in lock ste

we don't know if the russians gave that date to wikileaks. probably never know that because they will not tell us and russians have a way to make that data transfer without knowing that it's the russians. given how difficult it is to stop hacking, how confident are you leading into the election? >> the first thing is the russians do have a tremendous capacity when it comes to hacking and comes to intelligence. i just think most americans are naive about this. by the way, our technology as well, not just the russians. with respect to their ability to influence the outcome, i'm not an expert on our systems but what i have looked at, i don't think it's a real threat. the threat is one that creates the perception that something is wrong. people show up -- >> what's the -- excuse me, go ahead. >> go ahead. >> are you try to go create chaos? >> with respect to policy there's there no question he would prefer mr. putin. that is because trump supports policies putin supports. he wants to call into question our relationship with nato allies. the secon

expecting this year's october surprise will come courtesy of wikileakes. john, you and i were talking last week and you said that the real race is between the irs and wikileaks. i asked you which stands to be more damaging at the polls and can any of the information that might be revealed from either of the sources possibly kill either of the campaigns. >> donald trump jr. this week let the cat out of the bag. he said the reason why my father is not releasing his tax returns is they're 12,000 pages and they would distract away from the message. hillary clinton -- >> wras before, the trump campaign has been saying, i can't, i'm under audit. i can't release my tax returns. >> which is preposterous. >> he just doesn't want to. hillary clintons that to worry about two things. >> i want to focus on mr. trump. he does business as numerous llc's and multiple entities, will the extent of those details be evident in the first couple pages of his tax returns if we even get to see those? >> no, but we may learn the size of his charitable contributions which he says a

she was convicted material to wikileaks. assange is currently facing sexual assault charges in sweden where an appeals court just upheld his detention order. there's a new head librarian in charge of the library of congress. carla hayden was recently sworn in as librarian of congress in washington. she's the 14th person to hold the position, the first african-american and the first woman. hayden recently served as c-e-o of a library in baltimore. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the bidding war is on for the milwaukee bucks' d-league team... we'll tell you which cities are in the running.plus.. good luck.. why you may have trouble getting the new i-phone today if you for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. quinten rollins got picked on in jacksonville. now the cornerback, looks to bounce back, for the pack...i'm stone cold rhymin'...in minnesota. he's already forgotten the bad stuff.((quinten rollins says you got to...i mean in this business, you definitely have to have a short memory. you gotta have a next pl

democrats' organization and the democratic national committee the latter of which was exposed by wikileaks led to the resignation of dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz clinton says: "the fact that our intelligence professionals are now studying this and taking it seriously raises some, grave questions about potential russian interference with our electoral process." in an interview, russian president vladimir putin rejected suggestions that the kremlin had any rooting interest in the outcome of the us election this and shouldn't be blamed for any cyber incursions... putin says: "this is very difficult to verify, if not completely impossible to verify. at a state level we are definitely (back to put) not involved in this.'' a senior u.s. intelligence official has told the washington post russia's activity is something we're looking very closely at and while no definitive proof of tampering has been found "even the hint of something impacting

the swedish court of appeals has decided to uphold an arrest warrant in europe for wikileaks founder julian assange. the 45-year old faces extradition to sweden on sexual assault allegations. assange has been holed up at the ecuadorian embassy in london since 2012. crimes involving children from a special friend. 2-year old rocky is a certified therapy dog. it's part of a dog rescue program that began in central florida.. and training them to help put children at ease. "i previously did investigations without rocky and it was very difficult to sit with a 5-year-old, a 6-year- old, a 7-year-old, because they're looking at us as adults, they don't know us, they don't know who we are, and for them to tell their horrific story to us has got to be very stressful." rocky sits with the victims thro detectives.. and when they meet with attorneys. it's a race against time to rescue a group of manitees stranded in florida. plus.. the heartwarming story behind these wedding pictures.. that are going viral. woman: here in nevada, those were the worst days of our lives, and congressman heck calle

. >>> wikileaks founder says he's ready-to-serve time in prison in the united states but only under certain circumstances. wants president obama to grant chelsea manning clemency whose a former army intelligence analyst serving a 35 year prison sentence convicted three years ago of handing out massive amounts of classified material to wikileaks. he has been live in the ecuador embassy in london for the past four years now. >>> 6:08 on your friday morning 64 degrees. coming up next on cbs 2 this morning the big reason the hawkeyes will still get a big fight out of their opponent. >>> rain creeping back into the forecast this morning, we'll keep scattered showers throughout the day take a look at our planner and you'll see 73 degrees by lunch time and rain moving in from the west, details on your forecast that ? go paperless, don't stress, girl ? ? i got the discounts that you need ? ? safe driver ? ? accident-free ? ? go paperless, don't stress, girl ? ? i got the discounts that you need ? ? safe driver ? ? accident-free ? ? everybody put your flaps in the air for me ? i can't lip-synch in t

.>>> the wikileaks founder says that he will be releasing several batches of documents that are linked to hillary clinton campaign.>> we will release this reasonably soon, and we may put out some teasers but i do not want to promise anything. we may put out the teachers as early as next week or the week after. >> julian assange says he has thousands of documents pertaining to hillary clinton, and he believes the documents will have a significant impact on the election. hillary clinton has gathered at the campaign headquarters, and last night elected officials, supporters and volunteers discussed how to get involved in the campaign. this is serving as the hub for  the organized activity in san francisco, they plan on hosting meetings and phone banks at the office. she will be in san francisco monday for another fundraiser. >>> 4:17 am.>>> how are we looking out there? >> looking pretty good. it seems like tuesday, but it is wednesday. this is a weird week in a good way for people, and the gilroy to san jose commute looking pretty good. there was roadwork going on on highway 101, but no

i'm not a medical doctor, i have no idea, but people who do know think this pattern -- >> wikileaks hadhe report they were looking up, at least her staff was looking up parkinson's medicines. >> i hope she doesn't have that. >> thank you. coming up next tonight on "hannity." >> hillary clinton spoke with hatred and derision for the people who make this country run. >> donald trump going after hillary clinton for calling his supporters a basket of deplorables, coming up next. brand-new poll numbers show a very close race in four swing states. monica crowley and doug schoen here with reactions and more tonight on "hannity." k that givs 35,000 fans a cutting edge game experience. or the network that keeps a leading hotel chain's guests connected at work, and at play. or the it platform that powers millions of ecards every day for one of the largest greeting card companies. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. is it a professor who never stops being a student? is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes

but in july, week can -- wikileaks released emems from the democratic national submit year.ikileaks leader julian assange says he'll release more material on hillary clinton before the election win. widely believe that may happen in the days before the first of the debates. what. we don't know? have they bluffed before? have not. today national excuse leaders met to talk about the hacker threat, and the potential that russia could actually interfere in the upcoming election. catherine herridge is live in washington. it's one thing that they might be able to meddle at this stage. another entirely different thing i they can effect the out. >> they are suggesting that they could greatly undermine confidence in the system and the white house today seemed to dodge fox's questions about moscow, and whether president putin was supporting what amounts to a strategic intelligence gathering operation designed to undermine the november election. >> we're in unexplored territory here. and the president is quite interested in trying to establish international norms, rules of the reed, ab

in more than three years after he leaked classified documents to the website wikileaks. the white house response to his appeal to return home, plus details on the hollywood actor who traveled overseas to visit snowden and fewer people are one state leader says that's because people are bad mouthing the profession. his solution to keep qualified russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 2: i want be a doctor! russ feingold: you think you should be paid the same boys? yogirl 1:d definitely.d girl 2: yep! russ feingold: well, i raised my two girls right here, and they agreed: wewith you -ed and so do i. unfortunately, in wisconsin, a lot of women make less than men doing the same job. i'll work for equal pay for women, and for paid leave so parents can care for a sick family member. discrimination against any women is flat out wrong. what you think of that? girls: good call! feingold: i'm russ feingold >> welcome back to "wisn 12 news this morning." right now 4:45 on this friday, september 16th. a live look at doppler 12 radar. all that green, a

in a message that warns them not to search the wikileaks website, fearing >> the system so diffuse and disconnected, it's almost impossible to change the election result. >>> parts of the seattle are on high alert for heavy rain, dangerous flooding and powerful winds as a tropical storm system makes its way through the region. our gabe gutierrez reports from charleston. >> more than a million people are under a flash flood watch as southeast. >> to wake up to this this this morning, it was quite a shocker. >> one of a few known instances of a tropical storm forming over land and the first to do so in florida, dumping torrential rain near jacksonville. 40-mile-per-hour winds damaging this gas station. the storm spawning a tornado with winds of up to 85 miles per hour in brevard county. >> in 2002 we had a tornado come through our back yard. i think this is like a magnet for that stuff. >> thousands left crawled north past savannah. >> the wind was howling outside of my house, the rain was pouring. >> the storm expected to soak the southeast for days. >> we could see as much as three to

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are you in contact with any group like for instance, wikileaks or any other organization that will bring, you know, be able to help that issue be more public in a more scandalous way so people are really forced to read and act on that? the second question is, so you are asking for the house to vote on jasta and you are asking them to allow american families to be able to sue foreign government in u.s. court, correct? >> correct. >> so how confident are you that this will not open the door for other governments to sue the united states and to ask for reparations for other things that you know, that they have done? >> well, let me answer two questions. first, you used the word channels. i will state i have not contacted and will not contact wikileaks to assist, to secure release this information. i think the american government needs to do it, not in a subterranean manner. one thing impressed me, how much interest there is internationally in this. to my knowledge because i have participated in some of the production, there are programs, itv, the british principle commercial station, is goi

. >> wikileaks releases a new batch of e-mails with pretty damaging words with former secretary of state colin powell and takes aim at both presidential candidates. >> and things are warming up out there. how far will we get today. i think you may like the result. find out about the rest of the week too in a few minute. north carolina's so-called bathroom law today. >> justin timberlake and britney spears were the golden couple for awhile and now there is talk you decide 2016,.. after >>> well, you decide 2016, after months of requests for him to release his heal records, donald trump is talking about his heal. donald trump sat down for an hour long one-on-one interview with dr. oz. discussed not only his personal care policy including his recently announced child care plan and the major health care issues facing the country. dr. oz took mr. trump through a full review of systems and you can watch the interview tomorrow right here on fox 10 on dr. oz. >> dr. oz is getting into a whole bunch of stuff. politics and social topics. worth the watch. >>> donald trump's wife releases letter fro

when wikileaks rolled out the dnc hacks just before the democratic convention it had a significant impacters and creating tension within the convention and, also, it resulted in wasserman schultz stepping down as head of the dnc. a lot of that is the packaging. what they're trying to do is find the best candidate. so, a lot of people would argue that what was leaked what was not actually improper. but it looked bad. not so much whether there is dirt there, but whether there is something that can seem like dirt. i believe that the chance is actually sky high that there will be an october surprise and in less than a month we'll see if i'm right. >> yes, we will. on that note, thank you for being here. great to talk to you, as always. >> thanks. >>> did you know there is more millennials that voted in the last election than minorities. it is a very important voter base. hillary clinton is going after them and using the man on your screen and the woman on your screen. sanders and obama. will that be enough for clinton? we ask young voters from both sides of the aisle, next. you both have a pe

in more than three years after he leaked classified documents to the website wikileaks. the white house response to his appeal to return home, plus details on the hollywood actor who traveled overseas to visit snowden and fewer people are signing up to become teachers in wisconsin. because people are bad mouthing the profession. his solution to keep qualified teachers in the classroom. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working he wants to privatize social security putting benefits at risk. and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, costing seniors thousands out-of-pocket. don't let ron johnson turn social security into a johnson: ...legal ponzi scheme. narrator: senator johnson. not for seniors. >> welcome backo this morning." 5:45, friday, september 16th. this is a live look at radar. jeremy, we are seeing what is headed our way later on this morning. >> yes, there is a band of showers

./// ((paul joncich)) >>> donna brazile took over as interim chairwoman of the the fallout of a wikileaks scandal exposed deep rifts within the party. ((christianne klein)) >> emails showed that former d-n-c officials showed favoritism toward hillary clinton over rival bernie sanders during their contentious primary. ((paul joncich)) >> review-journal columnist and politics now co-host steve sebelius sat down with brazile today. he's here with more. steve? ((steve sebelius)) >>donna brazile is an unlikely savior for the democratic party. she's a longtime associate of the clinton family, and advised president bill clinton's 1992 in her party find her too conservative. but brazile says the party is coming together. (( steve: so do you think the rift has been healed? donna brazile: you know, i think it takes time to heal a wound, and it takes time to ensure that both teams are coming together. but when i look across the country, and i get a readout every night in terms of volunteers, voter registration and of course fundraising, there are a lot of sanders people contributing. ((steve sebeliu

meanwhile wikileaks julian assange indicated his organization will release a number of hillary clinton's email notice coming weeks. secrecy organization famous for releasing secret information and threatening to release a bombshell as the election approaches. thanks for being with us. >> "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> i think if there is any election to be learned over the top hateful speech brings a really interested, angry audience. >> donald trump gaining some momentum, the democrats are falling back on the hateful speech man trap. talking points wil -- mantra. >> have you heard about the latest on hillary clinton emails? probably not? they put it out the friday before labor day. >> now committed liberals like stephen colbert taking a skeptical look at the fbi's treatment of hillary clinton. we will tell you all about that. also ahead miller on the obama-putin death stare. and martha maccallum move in san francisco to take george washington's name off a high school. >> long live george washington. president of the united states. >> >> caution, you are about to enter the no s

wikileaks tweeted a link to more d.n.c. files. the web site's founder julian assange, claimed in an interview with the newshour last month, that it's done in the public interest. >> and that performs an ongoing role leading to great works in investigative journalism,ea successful court cases, civil, litigation, criminal process, and, of course, also contributes to public understanding during >> woodruff: meanwhile, "politico" reports hackers are also targeting state democratic officials. r and congressman michael mccaul, chair of the house homeland h security committee, says republican operatives have been hacked as well.om still, in washington yesterday, the president's homeland security advisor, lisa monaco, played down any threat to the integrity of the election. but added: >> but the efforts of malicious actors to intrude upon voter-ou registration databases and other elements of our critical infrastructure, as well as our voting infrastructure, is of concern. >> woodruff: the white house says if there is a response to the hac

trust and confidence, russian hacking of the dnc that material leaked, wikileaks deliberately compromisinga presidential candidate, trying to influence us elections. and russian abuses in cyberstates are major us domestic issue. you don't need to go very far to see the relevance. >> i want to open up to audience questions. please introduce yourself, give us your name, and in the back, please. >> thank you for mentioning the washington post article, leads to what i am talking about was the allegation of russian involvement and colin powell's email. to what degree do you think this interference has to do with a tit-for-tat approach we see with covert and us government support for domestic russian opposition groups and overt support for the ukraine. >> i don't think this is in any way a tit-for-tat, russia has clearly chosen sides in the us election and they are trying to manipulate, we have seen similar operations in other places, germany for instance with the scandals. there were allocations that were completely false, manufactured by russian media and destroyed germany's consensus in favor

the one piece we don't know is did the russians give that data to wikileaks.ess is we'll never know that because the russians could cover that pup. they would make sure you and i would not know the data came from them. >> ambassador coming to us from california, thank you for being with us. a couple minutes from now, donald trump will take the stage in cleveland in that key battleground state of ohio. here's how one ohio voter from our exclusive focus group react ed to donald trump after last night's commander-in-chief forum. >> it seems like donald trump has such a strong e ego. he says because when people were saying how were things going to be different under your presidency and he said i have a good relationship with people. i went down and talked to the president of mexico. i can get along with people. i can get along with putin. we can work together. frankly, to me, it's kind of divorce from reality. >> i have our panel of esteemed journalists here. we have bob costa, and our plilt call editor mark murray. i got time for one question to each of you. let

april, but can we make of these websites that seem to be two of the main operations in addition to wikileaks? congressman schiff: there are a bunch of different categories. the purposeer for of theft. we have had some progress with china. economic steal for benefit. then you have theft for the purpose of foreign intelligence entering. then you have dumping that information to disrupt. that does not mean it has to be accurate information. we have seen the russians do that in europe. what i think is very concerning here is that these activities go beyond simply hacking. that is simply gaining intelligence. i can only discuss the public reports. accurate, they have been alerted by the federal government that a foreign government hacked into their databases. oft's not for the purpose intelligence gathering. why would you hack a database of registered voters? that something to do if you're laying the foundation for interfering or disrupting with an election. i think it's very important to make sure we are prepared. that's why every state should have a paper trail. many of us of been urging this o