account, yahoo has these issues, and classified information about syria to yahoo in 2013.lking about was server hacked or not hacked. and regularly those accounts by hostile actors. every single yahoo account, 500 million yahoo accounts, he was indicted and somea aberdeen, classified information about a yahoo server. >> in july 2009, hillary to and, the subject was important not for circulation, confidential, like hillary clinton to homes in a aberdeen back to her yahoo account, what was it like when you were trying to get this story and finally get it printed? this is a big game changer. >> there has been little investigative reporting from the mainstream press on clinton emails. that came out because of the judicial watch lawsuit, the last one came out in september. it has been a couple months and we learned more about the severity of the yahoo hack in recent months, it is readily apparent yahoo is in the middle for ages but comes of a sending this information to yahoo, if anyone goes to the state department website and clicks around it pops right up. >> we had the whole

this was really a worst-case scenario came through with yahoo! yahoo! was hacked.very single yahoo! account was hacked by foreign agents. a russian was indicted for hacking 500 million yahoo! accounts. they were going through them, using backup email addresses to figure out where people worked, trying to identify government officials, to read their emails. gerri: that is unbelievable. luke, you really get chapter and verse on this what i don't understand, the news is breaking about this, right? cnn is running stories about how, you know, yahoo! is compromised. and, you know, huma is still sending stuff out by email, why? that seems to me to be just, not just negligent but possibly criminal? >> yeah. i mean, yahoo! was just a laughingstock when it comes to cybersecurity. she might as well have been clicking random viagra ads. it was so reckless. cnn publish as story saying yahoo! is hacked. five days later she is sending classified information about syria to her yahoo! email address. sending passwords in plain text. it is reckless. when the dnc gets hacked, they're

with classified e-mails to her yahoo! accounts. >> but first our top story, trump administration ramping up pressure on iran as the country is roiled by antigovernment protest, thousands have taken to streets over past 6 days to protest a dismal economy, rising inflation, and unemployment and allegations of widespread corruption. president trump is praising the protesters for finally acting against the what he calls a brutal and corrupt regime. >> it takes great bravery for iranian people to use the power of their voice against the government. reporter: from u.n. mission to state department. to the white house. unified front in support of iran ran people in throws of an uprising. >> years of mismanagement, corruption, have eroded the iran iranian people trust in their leader, they spend its people's wealth on spreading militancy and terror abroad rather than ensuring prosperity at home. reporter: white house is called. -- on-line and on air with president trump himself firing ad of tweets that noted uprising, his support

everybody using yahoo was hacked, could there be repercussion that is huma forwarded passwords to yahoont, not the mention sensitive top-secret files to anthony weiner's husband who is now sitting in jail. >> in normal cases there would be repercussions. that's been problems with the whole clinton matter, you see things happening and the fbi and the justice department treated it differently than they would almost any other time. there's going to be a big ig report coming out, i'm not sure it would be as strong as i would like to see but clearly there were problems with this. remember peter struk, the fbi agent that says you need insurance policy to prevent in case donald trump got elected, changed language in comey's statement, he was responsible in part for dumbing down the fbi's judgment that it was almost assured that hillary's e-mail had been intercepted by foreign government because it didn't have the protection and any hacker worth their salt would get it. he dumbed that down, well, we don't know whether anything happened. i think from the very beginning of this, all those warning

her transmitting e-mails with the yahoo! servey is the same crime.here is no requirement for intent, no require ament for ben vehiclobstructtion, which she d. liz: and accused of smashing her devices, christian, tell us about life after prison. i know you z a young child, a toddler, how has it been for you in getting a new job? >> it has been difficult. i applied to a lot of different jobs, but with a felony background, and other than honorable discharge nobody wants to hire me, i had to get a job as a trash man, i am happy that i have a job, i work 70 hours a week collecting trash, it seems like such a wait, i -- spend 11 years developing high skills, nobody will hire me. liz: i am sorry we did not have more time with you, thank you so much. >> thank you, liz. >> new year, minimum wage hikes into effect. we have a video now going viral. a passer at grand well -- pastor at grand lake united methodist gave waffle house workers a 3500 christmas tip, that pastor is with me next, stay for this story, it's a good one. well, let me ask you guys. how long d

e-mail account, before every yahoo!ccount was hacked in 2013, several documents marked classified at the time. but classified at the time, also found on a laptop belonging to abedin's husband at the time, anthony weiner. our knocks gues new york stock - our next guest has written on e-maieconomy scandal. let's start with why based on what we know now, and largely because of wh what the house inl committee has been able to produce, why is there not an immediate reopening of case against hillary clinton and her top aides? >> that is a good question. i think to reopen it, you have to acknowledge the mistakes they made. that is going to be troubling for the fbi, they have not explained why they did not pursue them in the first place. we learned today that hillary clinton's privately hired i-t guy deleted e-mails after they were i subpoenaed by congress, e lied to fbi about it, and they gave him ir immunity, some of te are still binding. lou: for same thing, that lying to fbi that general flynn acknowledged he had done. >> t

if you go through all of the other properties that we have from yahoo!s to huffington post, we are in a good position to bring a lot of content with verizon to the market for mobile. we have unbelievably great partnerships. verizon is a company that has partnerships and almost the entire content industry so we feel good about where we are right now and you will see as pioneer the things we're doing today also in the future. be very exciting being under the verizon umbrella. the only thing is the cto did be there wasn't going to capex. you that affect particularly seeing as verizon is not a national broadband player and you just talked about mobile being extremely important? >> i would think about it slightly differently. announceds over time basically a $10 billion capital reduction expense reduction. i think that's different than what verizon has been doing in five j. -- 5g. i think you basically is doing an amazing job leading where the next generation of broadband and 5g are going. verizon has does coming paths. the buildout of 5g and the future of co

heather was working for yahoo at the time. i said tell me your story.to hear about your experience. have you really face this kind of bias and discrimination, is it really that bad? i've been out of the industry for a little while. and she said to me i have been researching this in new york and she said i have been researching a similar topic for yahoo. and she can take her story but i have like amazing stories from all of these female founders and it is great. i started talking to female founders and starting at the stories as well. and i said you know we do basic sexism and it's in every industry women are facing this. but anything about the technology i am developing. many say about the company that i am building. let me tell you about all the positive things. there are a lot more positives than negatives when it comes to women starting companies and working intact. that is the story we decided to tell. heather was a contributor to my first book which looks at women and worklife balance. and so we came together in 2013 and heather can tell her story.

has these issues, 5 days later sending classified information about syria to yahoo.er: should the doj investigate. and if it wasn't for judicial watch none of this would be happening. you are responsible for this story. and and they are only releasing it now. heather: there is classified information in these emails which is against the law. >> classified information out of unsecured systems. with the clinton email system that was set up, abedin testified last year, abedin was the only other state department official as far as we know with an email account on the system and she was sending material to hillary clinton that was classified and receiving that material as well and it turns out you had classified material on abedin's husband's laptop, the infamous anthony weiner. comey and the rest of the fbi, the anti-trump fbi counter until person, and 18, they let this go by with prosecution. heather: take me back to that moment they announced they did find additional email on anthony weiner's laptop but let it go. >> they did and presumably these four or five documents

that was six months before that yahoo hack. secondly, abedin had a two-step verification system on the government computer, so really a password alone wouldn't get somebody in. so as of now, the department of justice, they're not commenting on any possible investigation, and they're not saying whether or not government computers may have been compromised because of this password information that abedin had forwarded to her yahoo account. but of course, erin, that is not stopping the president from tweeting about it, as we saw this morning. >> thank you very much. obviously, it appears bad judgment, but that could be very different from criminal or actually getting in the hands of foreign agents. out front now, richard painter, julie pace, the washington bureau chief for the associated press, and tim naftali, presidential historian. i want to get to huma abedin and the charges in a minute, but first, the president's use of the term deep state. it's not a nothing phrase. it is significant and troubling. >> very troubling. it's a

live streaming services like yahoo!er protests of course if there's any injuries all contributing to factors from a to the decline in viewership for the nfl games this evening. the leak was done 500 million viewers compared to last year, which was at the 16% drop. patriots fans got a scare yesterday. cheryl: but if you're a vikings and maybe are not so scared. he don't look scared about this one. lauren: you actually look kind of happy. >> let's get to the super bowl on the pictures there for the vikings before we move on. a common thing in sports and sports related injuries in a strange race people injure injure themselves in sports, even fans. compliments of patriots fans was temporarily injured when news broke tom brady was injured a patch or. that means don't have the quarterback. a teammate accidentally collided with him as the story goes. they took x-rays results negative. against jacksonville at this hand is okay. players on the houston rockets during the l.a. clippers locker room after heated exchange at the end

huma abedin sent security passwords for sensitive government networks to her unsecured yahoo account.eet earlier today, president trump loaded on abedin saying she ignored basic security, suggesting she should be jailed and criticized what he called the deep state justice department imploring officials to finally act against abedin and the former fbi director, james comey and others. last hour at the briefing, the white house's press secretary explained further. >> obviously the facts of that case are very disturbing. i think the president wants to make clear that he doesn't feel that anyone should be above the law. >> in her april 2016 fbi interview overseen by peter strzok that sent the anti-trump texts, abedin said she forwarded government e-mails for her yahoo account for printing. she wasn't sure whether her yahoo account was compromised despite receiving a warning. >> jon: wow. >> it's amazing how the circle comes back to the fbi agent. >> it is. >> jon: good work. new laws taking effect from coast to coast this new year. they affect everything from how much money folks effect t

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in that recording yes in yahoo could be heard chatting to the son of israel gas tycoon be my man outside a strip club yet appeared to suggest that the prime minister helped the to secure a twenty billion dollars business deal the conversation took place in twenty fifteen and was aired on national t.v. on monday night middle east expert believes the leak is a major blow for the prime minister this is not the first case that we are speaking about corruption in the family of binyamin netanyahu as the prime minister of israel all these were it may lead to the woodrow will of confidence and that's the main threat for binyamin netanyahu that's why they're trying as a family to play with words showing that it's not. a fact but it was just a matter of a guy who was hanging around with his friends and he was just chatting about different things but this is not the matter of fact. well prime minister netanyahu is already being investigated in two separate corruption cases the allegations include receiving bribes and negotiating favorable media coverage in the meantime the prime minister is pushing

then you mean this in yahoo is already being investigated in two separate corruption cases the allegations include receiving bribes in the go shouting favorable media coverage the prime minister strongly denies all the accusations but in the meantime he's pushing for a special immunity law which could allow him to avoid prosecution we discuss the latest controversy surrounding the missing yahoo family analysts. it looks really bad for the prime minister and it doesn't look like you know someone who wants to be a leader of a country to have his son running around in a government vehicle doing things you know don't look so complimentary and is not the kind of why the prime minister would want to do whether it's a danger to the prime minister or undermines no i mean it's a self undermining thing and the reason he did it is because it looks bad but you know we're in a democratic country and as long as. he's living in the prime minister's residence i may have to answer some questions this is not the first case that we're speaking about corruption in the family of binyamin netanyahu as the prime

the israeli prime minister after a leaked recording involving his son suggests binyamin different yahoo helped push through a twenty billion dollars deal to the benefit of a gas tycoon. you wednesday worldwide news headlines live from moscow this is. to news you widely praised by the west engulfed in protests we understand thousands rallying against rising prices unemployment tax hikes a police used tear gas to disperse the protesters who burn tires on the hurled stones with at least one reportedly killed and the on a restaurant that around the same time as the demonstrations in iran but went largely unnoticed. or investigates. well these protests intern is head off for the new year and they came in reaction to the tennessean government introducing a new budget plan for two thousand and eight that included amongst other things a fuel prices and tax hikes the response from the chin is in street was one of anger and what we've seen is protests taking place in several dozen cities around the country with a south of one. person has been killed and several people have been injured now it is

and it's not whether huma abed in as y in in's yahoo! account was hacked.ounders of fusion gps, they said that there was ample evidence of alleged money laundering going on in trump world. i wrote down the exact quote, i won't bore you with it. people should they can that out. there's something going on here, and i don't think it has anything to do with sheriff clarke or huma abedin. >> he just had a successful year, and north korea is a threat. people talk about his messages or tweets in a negative way. his provocative tweets have also led to a u.n. resolution on addressing north korea in a very positive way, the international community unified. where some people see fear and are apprehensive about his tweets, at some level in the international community it is working, because now they're more unified than ever before. china is more engaged than ever before. is it working to us or is it working to the international community? there is a disparate there. but i also look at the what the results have been. >> it seems to me nikki haley has much of the same me

huma abedin forwarded government passwords to her private yahoo accounts, and all yahoo accounts wered. now the media wants a make a scandal out of trump's tweets? howie: also in that tweet the president talked about the deep state justice department finally acts. >> he doesn't have full unfettered control over the department of justice even though he certainly said that. i think the coverage of this tweet has been relatively fair. i have seen articles from everywhere from the "new york post" to the washington times. they seem to be able to provide balance to this story. good to see you have this sunday. after the break, an alabama newspaper executive designs in disgrace. why the "today show" after the matt lauer scandal is going with two female hosts. aspirin can further reduce the risk of another heart attack. because my second chance matters. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. but having his parents over was enlightening. ♪ you don't like my lasagna? no, it's good. -hmm. -oh. huh. [ both laugh ] here, blow. blow on it. you see it, right? is there a

minnesota senator amy cloeb char will look at this and elaine duch and yahoo! futurist author and we'll hear from the internet caucus and hear from the ceo of an application start-up that rescue workers in texas used to find and save flood victims stranded by hurricane harvey. coming up at 1 p.m. today congressman greg walden and former sec commissioner robert mcdowell. later this afternoon, sec commissioner, and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, we will bring you their comments later on the c-span networks. this should get underway in just a moment, live here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible >> inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> again, we're live this morning for the annual state of the net conference looking at some of the challenges to internet policy in 2018. it should start here in just a moment. while we have a second, we'll tell you about some of the other programming coming up here on the span networks. u.s. senate comes in today at 2:00 eastern. senators expect

classified information was sent even after the yahoo hack. she still kept sending it over.not negligence, that's recklessness at the very least. >> it is reckless. all of these cases are different. they stand on their own. the fact that they were reckless and sent it over public email whether it was hillary clinton's server or huma abedin's server doesn't create criminal intent. >> laura: is that a statue? >> yes. >> laura: sal, you are the legal eagle. don't you have a standard of intent. >> [overlapping talking] >> one of the statutes as we know gross negligence is all that is required. it's very difficult to compare military cases to the case of secretary clinton and miss abedin. the key is how -- i would not look at the different outcomes, but how was the email investigation of mrs. clinton conducted? we absolutely know now that it was an abysmal and disgraceful investigation. conducted not in the normal way. that's very, very troubling. >> listen, here's the deal. it's gross negligence or general intent, these investigations are different. if you compare hillary clinto

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hillary's top aide reportedly forwarded state department passwords to her personal yahoo account.nt trump suggests she should be locked up and called out his justice department and a tweet. "crooked hillary clinton's top aid, huma abedin, has been accused of disregarding basic security protocols. she put classified passwords into the hands of foreign agents. remember sailors' pictures on submarine? jail! deep state justice dept must finally act? also on comey and others." >> dana: 140 characters was perfection for him. it had a rhythm. i miss it. self-imposed 140 characters. when i got a top-secret clearance, you sign, you swear, you do all of these things. the reckless judgment exercised here is incredible to me. i agree. remember the one guy who got in touch with you, the lawyer for the soldier, marine, that's rea real. i can understand the frustratio frustration. what goes around comes around and there are norms and you don't necessarily want people reaching back in your previous administration. the problem with me and the clintons has always been feeling they are above the law

amy will be joined by rob tech policy journalist for yahoo! news. please welcome rob and the woman who was named as one of the women changing the world through technology. [applause] good morning. so, i want to start by i have heard both net a lot this morning. as though this is a new phenomenon. i would like to take you back to 2011 when we saw the first emergence throughout the current modern social media. in 2014 there was somebody experimenting with something called the dark net shopper. how many of you have heard about the random dark net shopper so this is a problem. in 2014 and was deployed and it wasn't until 2015 that authorities realized they had about ecstasy pills and passports. the problem was there was no case law or policy or thinking about what do we do. to me this is problematic for two reasons, first i spoke with several different government agencies including state about the random dark net shopper and that it eliminated two very important things. first there is such a thing that we ought to be paying attention to in the second, w

account and subsequently all yahoo accounts were attacked. she sent an received private e-mails using anthony weiner's laptop and now they want to mak- [inaudible conversations] howard: hang on. we are short on time. also in that tweet, the president talked to the deep state justice in the indictment is that the justice department works for you, mr. president. >> right, but he doesn't have full unfettered control over the department of justice even though he certainly said that. i frankly think the coverage of this tweet has been fair. seen a number of articles from every place "the washington post" and new york times to cbs and nbc and they seem to be able to provide some balance to the story and give some of the concern and appropriate. howard: i wish we had more time. >> the random. . . . >> stunning and disturbing story involving a newspaper leave leader whose many thought was a hero. he essentially admitted that his publisher of the innocent star he spanked two female employees. he told the alabama political reporter in 1975, he spanked

huma abedin forwarded a message from her state department email to her yahoo account and you can seere it listed the pass words to go into her government issued laptop. that was 2009. 3 years later, 2013, all emia hoo was hacked ab believe it was russian government. and that led to the possibility that that particular email that you just saw was stolen with these pass words. however, it's important to note that huma abedin at the time of the hack she was no longer at the state department. and really any password information likely wouldn't work even if it was stolen because huma abedin had to go through a two step verification process to get onto the government issued computer. so a password alone wouldn't suffice. however we saw sarah sanders reiterated president's concerns at this press briefing. take a listen. >> is the president requesting that the department of justice investigate huma abedin and how did he reach his conclusion that she should be in jail given that she hasn't been indicted or convicted of any crime? >> look, obviously the facts of that case are very disturbing.

account and subsequently all yahoo accounts were attacked. received private e-mails using anthony weiner's laptop and now they want to mak- [inaudible conversations] howard: hang on. we are short on time. also in that tweet, the president talked to the deep state justice in the indictment is that the justice department works for you, mr. president. >> right, but he doesn't have full unfettered control over the department of justice even though he certainly said that. i frankly think the coverage of this tweet has been fair. seen a number of articles from every place "the washington post" and new york times to cbs and nbc and they seem to be able to provide some balance to the story and give some of the concern and appropriate. howard: i wish we had more time. good to see you this sunday. after the break alabama newspaper executive resigned in disgrace. this is creepy. president trump handing out awards to dishonest crops media and one today show is going with two female hosts after matt lauer presents. you were made to move. to progress. to n

yahoo! users will be able to stream eight games for the fine price of free. marcus and kris, back over to you. >> you always get us with that free, lan. >>> 6:19 right now. and a theater teacher is going viral for telling the one that came up with the play -- >> "hamilton," of course. >> this is at a board of education meeting. take a look. ♪ how does the superintendent, council and board of education ♪ ♪ think fine arts don't need administration ♪ >> the theater teacher rapid at a budget hearing meeting yesterday in montgomery county right outside of d.c. she came up with the lyrics and sang to the tune from the broadway musical "hamilton." she asked the board to keep arts funding in the budget. she says she picked the because "hamilton" has had an impact on arts education all across the u.s. >> i want to hear the whole thing. >> i want to hear what the vote was. >> how could you turn that down? so we're popping up the umbrellas today getting ready for some rain that will be moving further south. why not? it's going to be a great day and really good to see t

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abedin admitted she forwarded government emails to her yahoo account for printing. the emails found on anthony weiner's computer are significant because they lead the fbi to reopen the criminal investigation ten days before the election. >> bret: is there more fallout over this "new york times" story that the trump campaign aide, george papadopoulos, start of the fbi-russia probe by talking to the australians? >> australian media reports there's anger and frustration over leaks by u.s. officials revealing an australian diplomat shared intelligence that may have kick started the fbi rush probe. according to the sydney morning herald, the australian ambassador to the u.s. personally dealt with the fbi over claims the russians had damaging information on hillary clinton. "the new york times" first reported that campaign aide george papadopoulos, who recently pled guilty to lying to the fbi, made the allegations in may 2016 over drinks in london with diplomat alexander downer. on fox today, a senior house republicans that are part of the distraction from the faulty trum

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newly released state department emails release that huma abiden forwarded sensitive emails to her yahoo account. the president said crooked hillary clinton's top aide has been accused of disregarding protocols putting classified passwords into the hands of foreign agents. remember sail or's pictures on submarine? jail. deep state justice department must finally act on comey and others. a lot in there. catherine herridge watching all this in d.c. good morning. >> good morning. these newly released emails show the clinton aide huma abiden sent security passwords for sensitive government networks to her unsecured yahoo account. after the president tweeted by jail time the white house press secretary was pressed by reporters for answers. >> facts of the case are disturbing. he doesn't feel anyone should be above the law. >> in the f.b.i. interview overseen by peter strzok abiden admitted she routinely forwarded government emails to her yahoo account for printing. they are significant because they led the f.b.i. to reopen the criminal email case just 10 days before the election. after the de

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