because someone, a high-ranking official at the dnc, check this out, a high-ranking official at the dnc, when i called the police department, they got that information and called the rich family wanting to know, why was i snooping around? wouldn't that explain, how is it possible that the dnc, when the fbi wanted to look at their computers, was able to bring in their own people? or that the people that ended up getting immunity ended up being able to destroy their laptop computers? is there any evidence that the might of been disgruntled at the treatment of bernie sanders and the unfairness and the fix was in to put hillary in that position and maybe had evidence of that? >> no. i haven't seen any evidence in that regard. the only thing that i have been able to confirm is that there were some problems on his job right before he was killed. and the person, listen to this, the person that called the father after i called the police to get information, that's the person he was having problems with at the dnc. so connect the dots here. let's say this. i don't know for sure, i don't know if

because someone, a high-ranking official at the dnc, check this out, a high-ranking official at the dnc when i called the police department, they got that information and called the rich families wanting to know why i was snooping around. wouldn't that explain, how is it possible that the dnc, when the fbi wanted to look at their computers, was able to bring in their own people? or the people that ended up getting immunity, ended up being able to destroy their laptop computers? is there any evidence that he mightvi have been disgruntled at the treatment of bernie sanders and the unfairness and the fix was in to put hillary in that h position and maybe he had evidence of that? >> no. i haven'tt? seen any evidence in that regard. the onlye thing i have been able to confirm is that there were some problems on his job right before he was killed. the person, listen to this, the person that called the father after i called the police to get information, that's the person he was having problems with at the dnc. connect the dots here. it's starting to all come together. let me just say this. i

you can't ignore the fact this was a dnc staffer. you can't ignore the fact that there was nothing taken for the individual's body, no wallace taken, note jewelry. >> sean: on the eve of the dnc convention, debbie wasser schultz based on what was in those emails. deep down, you have to wonder if not him, or somebody was so disgruntled how they cheated to bernie sanders, how they conspired against him, how the fix was in. not necessarily him, will put them aside for a minutes. couldn't you see somebody the gross injustice this was outrageous and want to be exposed, told? >> this happens all the time in the political campaign, is not unusual. the media continued to harp on the russia source of the leak which julian assange denied unequivocally. that begs the question and unfortunate question, there's a dead 27-year-old in washington, d.c., who happened to be a dnc employee and julian assange is making statements that it could be this individual, he doesn't come out and say it. it sure doesn't look like a robbery, it looks like a murder

you can't ignore the fact this was a dnc staffer. you can't ignore the fact that there was nothing taken for the individual's body, no wallet taken, no jewelry. >> sean: on the eve of the dncnc convention, debbie wasser schultz based on what was in those emails. deep down, you have to wonder if not him, or somebody was so disgruntled how they cheated to bernie sanders, how they conspired against him, how the fix was in. not necessarily him, will put them aside for a minutes. couldn't you see somebody the gross injustice this was outrageous and want to be exposed, told? >> this happens all the time in the political campaign, is not unusual. the media continued to harp on the russia source of the leak which julian assange denied unequivocally. that begs the question and unfortunate question, there's a dead 27-year-old in washington, d.c., who happened to be a dnc employee and julian assange is making statements that it could be this individual, he doesn't come out and say it. it sure doesn't look like a robbery, it looks like a murder.

he said in party don't get updates on dnc -- former dnc staffers. for me to comment from here about an ongoing investigation, i believe it's still ongoing. i don't even know the tat us of it in terms of d.c., but it would be highly inappropriate to do that. >> national security advisor hr mcmaster is defending president trump's decision to share information with russian officials last week. mcmaster addressed the press this afternoon saying the information mr. trump shared was wholly appropriate and in no way compromised sources. in a series of tweets, the president shared details about terrorism and airline safety and said it is his right to do so. the administration is now focused o who is leaking the information. the national security has been put at risk by those violating confidentiality and those releasing information to the press that could be used connected with other information available to make american citizens and others more vulnerable. >> mack faster would not confirm whether the information the president shared was classified. >> the

that is the same number of e-mails and attachments that wikileaks claims to have release during the dnc e-mail leak back on july 22 of 2016. that's 12 days following rich's murder. last night, wheeler ao to fox5 the city was covering up the investigation. they have a source inside the police

itself. >> this was someone who took 40,000 document out of the dnc. he's murdered in the middle of the night. thpts pretty straightforward for law enforcement. they were saying it was a street crime when someone stumbles out of a bar and gets murdered. the investigation should continue. lou: the fellow speak for the family is connected to the democratic party, he's doing pro bono work. but nonetheless, you have a partisan shroud around the family. you have an investigation that is going nowhere. the department admits that. and the f.b.i. investigator is the one who has a specific number, 44,053 emails transferred from his compute tore wikileaks. and guess what, the police department, the federal investigators, none of them know where that computer is. ed: it's outrageous. it needs to keep moving forward and have some justice here. lou: in the "new york times," a letter, files he shared with associates which necessity read to a report or to reporters. nobody has seen it, and the white house outright denies it. ed: they break it at 5:00. this is an orch

they dump aid large collection of emails from dnc. police previously suggested hi was killed in a boched rob robbery. >> a d.c. man that pleaded guilty to drunk driving and a crash that killed five people back in custody now. kenneth killly skipped out friday during sentencing. the victims' family remembers were told they were told by the court the location was monday prince george county after their family as murdered and her body can't be found. page allegedly murdered by h boyfriend. she was trying to leave him. he confessed to strangling her inside the apartment and putting her body in a storage bin and dumping it in the dumpster. >> he took her out in one of those plastic totes right and dumped her if a trash can to. me that's a howard. a man kill ago woym because she wants to leave you don't have that right. >> proctor has been arrests and charged with first and second degree murder. >> a security guard with montgomery county public schools is accused of having sex with a 14-year-old eightth grader. the girl's mother caught him

>> the dnc to keep it going. >> bret: this was president obama's dnc. in essence she is pointing the blame at president obama there in the election. this is something. if you look at the last three democratic nominees running for president, all three of them believe they were cheated out of an election. hillary clinton talking about it more than al gore or john kerry at this point. let's start there and bring in the panel. jonah goldberg, senior editor at national review. susan page, editor in editor-in-chief of lifezette laura ingraham and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> there's a lot to focus on. short of getting five clock shadow and wearing wingtips on the beach, her transformation into full nixonian bitterness is incomplete. the idea that literally every single possible variable was to blame except her and her actions was remarkable. mesmerizing watching it. we forget that this is a side of hillary that's always been there. in her memoirs, she writes about a vast conspiracy that chief justice rehnquist was leading against her and her h

i don't think i particularly talked to the dnc. they came in to talk with the seth rich's family and our discussion was with the family. there was nothing said about a stand down rmingt certainly not that's preposterous. >> since this morning up until this newscast at 10:00, fox5 has tried to contact for a followup he waiting on d.c. police chief peter newsham to a reply to these very allegations. the fbi washington field office denies any investigation into the murder of set rich and has furthered all questions to d.c. police. again, rod wiehle has been running a parallel investigation into the murder of set rich and the investigation was sanctioned by the rich family and aside from saying wiehle was not supposed to speak with the news media there is no indication that the rich family has severed ties with wiehle, at least not tonight. >> thank you, marina. in the district right now, police are investigating a shooting involving one of their officers they were called to southwest for reports of a woman with a gun. police confronte

the wroters thvot are most reliable to the dnc and yet the dnc ignores black women. how do you respond? >> i agree that the african-american women are the heart of the democratic party. i told that to the delegates that came to south carolina, if they wanted to win the presidency, they had to make sure african-american women were on their side. if you take a look at the staff of the dnc -- the woman who oversees our leadership office of all the vice chairs, associate chair is an. woman. right now we're in the midst of interviewi interviewing and the top two candidates are african-american women. that's not always the cases in the democratic party is only one component. we, wo are working to make sure diversity of our party is showcased as well. >> except in the previous iteration, done a brazil was the head of one of those departments. right now in the very upper echelon, the top senior leadership, you have tom perez, you have just hired an executive woman, who is a woman but a white woman, you have keith ellison, a senior person in the party and when you just have t

. >> one year after dnc staffer seth rich was murdered say there is evidence licking death to his work at dnc. >> what we now know, mel. >> good morning, guys, frustrated with the dead ends here at the d.c. police department. seth rich family hired their own private investigator. he told "fox5" that he has uncovered evidence that seth rich was communicating with wiki leaks before his death. 27-year-old seth rich was murdered july 10, 2016. sunday night. he was walking home late from a bar near his place in d.c. blooming dale neighborhood. police heard the gun shots. he was him and died at the hospital. the murder was sgrind as a boched robbery. but his wallet was not taken. twelve days after murder wiki leaks dumped a huge "catching cache of emails and julian julian assangeth fueled much speculation. they believe there is a cover up and says the police department was told to back down from the investigation. >> i have a source inside the police department that looked at me straight in the eye and said rod we were told to stand down in the case an i can not share information with you. t

i don't think i particularly talked to the dnc. they came in to talk with us with seth's family and our discussion was with there wasn't anything that had you do the stand down order. >> certainly not. that's preposterous. >> all day fox5 has made attempts to contact rod wheeler he has not spoppedded. they are still waiting on police chief peter dmeu sham to provide a direct inquiry regarding these allegations. as we reported tonight at 5:00 and six the washington field office denies any involvement in to the investigation of seth rich and has referred all further questions to d.c. police. imep, rod wheeler has been running a parallel investigation into seth rich. the investigation was sanctioned by the rich family. wheeler was not supposed to speak with the news there is no indication that the rich family has severed ties with wheeler, at least not tonight. >> tony. today in the district police officers shot and killed a woman in southwest who they say was armed with a gun. police confirmed just a short time ago that that woman ha

online conspiracy there's tied the murder to rich's work at the dnc. marina marraco joins us with what could be a big break in that investigation. marine. >> reporter: we're two months shy of the one year anniversary. the conspiracy theories online took a life of their own, today, fox 5 has learned there is new information that could prove theoryist right. new information from the private investigator suggests there's tangible evidence on the laptop that confirms he was communicating with wikileaks prior to his death. now, the question is why has dc police as a lead agency on the investigation for past ten months insisted this was a botched robbery? when until this day, there is no evidence to suggest that. the rich family hired rod wheeler act former nypd homicide detective to run an investigation, wheeler said he believes there's a cover-up and the police department has been told to back down from the investigation. >> the police department nor the fbi has been forthcoming. they haven't been cooperating at all. i believe that the answer to solving hi

it's been almost year since dnc seth rich was murdered. still no solid answers until now. >> someone shot and killed rich last july in northwest. police suggested the killing in the bloomdale neighborhood was a botched robbery but they tied it to the dnc. >> marina marraco joins us with what could be a big break. >> reporter: we're two months shy of the one year anniversary of seth rich's murder. the conspiracy there's on line fox 5 learned there is new information that could prove these theoriests are in fact, right, new information suggests there is tangible evidence on seth rich's laptop that confirms he was communicating with wikileaks prior to his death. the question is, why has dc police as a lead agency on the investigation for the past ten months insisted this was a botched robbery when till this day, there is no evidence to suggest that. the rich family hired rod wheeler a former homicide detective to run a parallel investigation into the death, wheeler said he believes there's a cover-up and the police department has been told to

police, nor any federal investigator has looked at the dnc computer. we're relying only on the report of somebody that the dnc contracted to examine their computer, rather than having federal officials. to me, we need to let the feds look at it. >> stuff circulating on the internet. >> dangerous. >> washington, d.c., police ruled seth rich's death a homicide, saying he was killed during an attempted robbery. >>> all right, ahead, a violent outburst by a congressional candidate hours ahead of a special election in montana. now he's facing charges. the whole thing was recorded. we'll play it for you next. did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. save $700 on the temperature balancing i8 bed. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk

from the chief's office, but i do believe there is a correlation between the mayor's office and the dnc and that's the information that's going to come out tomorrow. >> in that report that rod wiehle referred as coming out tomorrow did so this morning on fox news and fox news is report second federal anonymous source maintained the fbi produced a forensic report of rich's compute irwin 96 hours of his murder showing that he made contact with wikileaks through gaf in mcfadden, a film maker of wikileaks who died tree months after rich's murder. there were roughly 44,000 e-mails and more than 17,000 attachments present the dnc that rich transferred to mcfadden between january of 2015 and may of 2016. that's just a few months before rich's murder today d.c. police is yet to respond with a formal statement but did tell fox5 that the homicide detectives were telling fox5 to stand down from the investigation, it's absolutely fawtion. today mayor bowser calling these same allegations preposterous. >> i don't think i particularly talked to the dnc. they came in to talk to us with the setting fam

death the family's private investigator link his work to the dnc. melanie alnwick has the la latest. good morning, mel. >> good morning this is interesting. because just this spring d.c. police and even seth rich's own family they were stre vocal in saying that there's no substance to these condition spirscy theories. now this private investigator who says he's working for the family has evidence that he talked to "fox5" about saying that his sources say there may be evidence on seth rich's laptop computer that show him having communications with wiki leaks before his death. seth rich was killed jewel 10 of 2016. it was a sunday night and he was on the phone with his girlfriend while walking home late from a bar near his place in d.c. blooming dale neighborhood. d.c. police heard the gunshots and went to the scene. rich was alive when they got limb to him. he died at the hospital. it was characterized as boched robbery taken. few days later things were dumped in wiki leaks and julian assangeth sparked much investigation rob wheeler believes there wa

who was it at the dnc that told the fbi that they could not come into the dnc, even as the fbi is alerting them to the fact that the russians have invaded the united states, just at least one piece of it. and it was the servers of the democratic national committee and not a single person that the fbi. why they accepted that rejection from the servers and the offices of the dnc. there are a lot of questions here. you would think there would be a clamor for special investigators by senator crying chuck schumer. but no. christian, good to see you. thank you. >> thanks, lou. lou: be sure to vote on our poll tonight. the question is do you believe the department of justice should reopen its investigation into the clinton scandals? both the e-mail scandal and the foundation scandal. i mean, if we're going to have trust once again and restore luster to the fbi, maybe we should begin anew. cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs. follow me on twitter at lou dobbs. like me on facebook, follow me on instagram at lou dobbs tonight. and on wall street, stocks closed lower. the dow down 24 points, the s

the familiar news campaigns are integrated with the dnc nomination. they are fully integrated with each other and no one should be surprised that the nbc. >> lou: no one wanting it is worried about surprise. don't worry about surprise. the shock question is very high tres hold. >> the other thing is the entire washington chattering class is so bent out of shape. remember the law and constitution said the president can fire comey for any reason. they were not consulted or talked to ahead of time. president trump didn't phone the member p of the senate. >> lou: who is senator warner? he w supposed to be be a reliable and sedate cautious establishment figure along with senator burr and the rest of the committee. he's holding forth judgments sentence by sentence and outrageous what he was saying. >> think about it. the same democratic party laughed at you if you were concerned about russian involvement in the united states. you were a punch line and now they are obsessed with russia influencing the election. they don't care about the unfettered illegal im

when we look at the dnc lea ks surprised. when we look at the dnc leaks which surprised. when we look at the dnc lea ks which happened surprised. when we look at the dnc leaks which happened last year with clinton, it was much before the election. here, two days before, it is incomprehensible for us. i really don't know what was happening the coming days. does this seem like a phenomenon that many societies will have to get used to in elections?” fear we will have to get used to that. i fear. thank you very much. let's just remind you, before france votes on sunday morning how the polls look going into that election. there was a poll published by le monde newspaper on friday just before the campaign ended. it puts emanuel macron on 63%, comfortably ahead of marine le pen who is on 37%. the latest headlines: theresa may campaigns in key general election battle grounds in the midlands and plays down talk of a landslide victory following the conservatives local election success. jeremy corbyn acknowledges that labour is facing a challenge on an historic scale to win the ge

the dnc was in really, really bad shape heading into and coming out of the selection. not just talking about the wikileaks. >> harris: the push against bernie sanders -- >> mo: there was a much bigger challenge of the dnc and that was the infrastructure. the stuff that's not in the new news, i could do without that, i'm not the target. he's firing up the base. just as romney mcdaniels job is at the rnc. >> sandra: >> meghan: the leaguf nations has an article in the post today about how this is the impeachment election meeting the only way democrats will come around their base is that they will try to impeach president trump, no matter what happens. this is all just about impeachment. you agree? >> mo: no, i don't at all. i think people who were immediately rushing to impeach him at this point are missing a huge opportunity. i say this is a democrat. the president is giving democrats a lot of gifts right now politically. the scandals around him are one. he's putting out their policies that -- >> sandra: is that still your message? we are talking about with the messaging

the familiar news campaigns are integrated with the dnc nomination. they are fully integrated with each other and no one should be surprised that the nbc. >> lou: no one wanting it is worried about surprise. don't worry about surprise. the shock question is very high tres hold. >> the other thing is the entire washington chattering class is so bent out of shape. remember the law and constitution said the president can fire comey for any reason. they were not consulted or talked to ahead of time. president trump didn't phone the member p of the senate. >> lou: who is senator warner? he was supposed to be be a reliable and sedate cautious establishment figure along with senator burr and the rest of the committee. he's holding forth judgments sentence by sentence and outrageous what he was saying. >> think about it. the same democratic party laughed at you if you were concerned about russian involvement in the united states. you were a punch line and now they are obsessed with russia influencing the election. they don't care about the unfettered illegal

was denied access by the dnc, fan with a cyber invasion, they meek any walked away and left the dnc to its phone squalid fate. can you make any sense of that? >> i think they make up excuses for things they are losing at. if you are talking about collusion and influence, we should look at some of the companies like google, twitter, facebook. the democratic party and cnn trying to influence elections. talking about changing search engine al gore rhythms. all of this stuff has been pretty well documented. but i haven't seen a single person called for investigation. we didn't need all this other stuff anyway. lou: google and its executives were moving in and out of the obama white house almost dately. they were beneficiaries of the most sophisticated tools known to silicon valley, and at argue any altered the outcome in 2008, but not so much in 2016, and in large measure because of what the trump campaign, you, did in digital meetings. >> these companies have more data than anyone ever. google and facebook have a lot of information about americans. hillary made a lot of statements. some o

the familiar news campaigns are integrated with the dnc nomination. they are fully integrated with each other and no one should be surprised that the nbc. >> lou: no one wanting it is worried about surprise. don't worry about surprise. the shock question is very high tres hold. >> the other thing is the entire washington chattering class is so bent out of shape. remember the law and constitution said the president can fire comey for any reason. they were not consulted or talked to ahead of time. president trump didn't phone the member p of the senate. >> lou: who is senator warner? he was supposed to be be a reliable and sedate cautious establishment figure along with senator burr and the rest of the committee. he's holding forth judgments sentence by sentence and outrageous what he was saying. >> think about it the same democratic party laughed at you if you were concerned about russian involvement in the united states. you were a punch line and now they are obsessed with russia influencing the election. they don't care about the unfettered illegal i

the rich family to investigate the killings, newly discovered evidence shows is a 27-year-old former dnc employee he was in fact communicating with wikileaks before he was gunned down in washington, d.c. that was back in july of 2016, july 10th, while he was walking home. seth rich shot in the back, left for dead. police have been characterizing this as an attempted robbery gone wrong. it is a problem, not an explanation because the assailant didn't take anything from rich. not his phone, his wallet, his watch, his necklace. they were still on his person at the scene of the crime. while there were several key questions about why he was

. >> with the dnc launching it make it more of a partisan issue? >> my hope is we will see bipartisan support at the end of the day for this important project the dnc has lost. we need a focus at the national level on the problem of voter suppression and we need to make sure that we keep congress focused on restoring the voting rights in the wake of the 2013 supreme court decision in shelby county alabama versus holder holder which set the core provision of the voting rights act and opened the door for some of the voter depression lost across the country. there's been bipartisan support for the voting rights act in the past and there should be bipartisan support for restoring the voting rights act now. >> kristen clark is with the lawyers commission for civil rights under law, online@lawyerscommittee.org. >> paul is a first in appleton wisconsin. good morning. >> good morning, i truly believe the only reason why trump is going through with this is because he lost the popular vote by over 3 million votes and he can't accept that he lost the popular

the fbi or someone offered help to the dnc and they turned it down. as i brought out in my committee meeting recently, the dnc should have taken the advice of the people who wanted to help them eight or nine months beforehand and maybe things would not have gotten as bad as they did. but no, they wanted to handle it all by themselves. ms. werner: you referenced what the president said that comey told him -- that comey told him three times he was not under investigation. a number of former prosecutors and fbi officials have said it is highly unlikely that comey would actually have said that to the president. would you like comey to be asked about that when he is on the hill next week? do you have any questions about that? sen. grassley: as i said in my committee meeting thursday, i can tell you that senator feinstein and i did not hear in our briefing by comey anything that departed from what was said in that letter. that is all i can tell you because everything else was secure. steve scully: senator, with all of these investigations, the president ran

the dnc of the breach. mr. clapper, would you agree that one of the lessons of this episode is that people should cooperate with the fbi when notified of foreign hacks instead of stone walling? >> yes, sir, i generally think that's a good idea. >> mr. clapper, you sent the russians -- you said the russians did not release any negative information on republican candidates. i believe that that's not quite right on june 15, 2016. goosifer 2.0 released to gawker and the smoking gun more than 200 pages of the dnc's opposition research on mr. trump, hundreds of pages of what i would call dirt. this happened just two days after the "wall street journal" published a plan for republican convention delegates to revolt to prevent mr. trump from securing the nomination. why wasn't the russian release of harmful information about mr. trump address in the russia report and was this even evaluated during the review? >> i would have to consult with the analysts that were involved in the report to definitively answer that.

headline about fox news and the story that was just brought up by our last collar about seth rich, that dnc staffer. this is the headline. in the opinion section of the washington post yesterday, the parents of seth rich wrote an opinion. stop politicizing our sons murder is what they wrote in the washington post. gary in indiana. once on your mind this morning? caller: good morning. i want to talk to your guest i'm sorry i missed that. i want to point out if you quick things. about russia wanted to and thee our democracy rich getting richer because of that. we are talking about puzzle pieces that obviously fit in these particular places. it all just makes sense. when you take a good look around , it's just so obvious. no disrespecte, to all people who are rich, they have a problem with democracy because there is an element of theness there that favors ordinary average man. withyou are in cahoots russia and vladimir putin, i would not trust him any more than a for your old kid could touch the top of a redwood tree. dismal thing in very unsettling. i wish people would stop and think before t

the dnc of the breach. mr. clapper, would you agree that one of the lessons of this else is that people should cooperate with the filibuster when notified of foreign hacks instead of stone walling? >> yes, sir. i think that's a very good idea. >> mr. clapper, you sent the russians -- you said the russians did not release any negative information on republican candidates. the i believe that's not quite right on. june 15, 2016, 2.0 released to gawker and the smoking gun more than 200 pages of the dnc's opposition research on mr. trump, hundreds of pages of what i would call dirt. this happened just two days after the "wall street journal" publish ad plan to prevent mr. trump from securing the nomination. why wasn't the russian release of harmful information about mr. trump addressed in the russia report and was this even evaluated during the review? >> i would think to consult with the analyst that's were involved in the report. i don't know personally whether they considered that or not. >> can you submit th

a huge bombshell in the murder of this dnc staff. steve: investigator now says seth rich was in contact with wikileaks before he was murdered. not only that but investigator says there could be a coverup. brian: wow, griff jenkins is in washington with the breaking details. griff, how does this relate to what we experienced last summer? >> let me take you back. there is new evidence as you mentioned suggesting that this former dnc staff was in communications with wikileaks. but if you go back to july last summer, here in the nation's capital, in a trendy northwest neighborhood, seth rich was shot and killed on the way home from a bar. police initially calling it a botched robbery. but the investigation remains open. now, former d.c. homicide detective and fox news contributor rod wheeler, who has been conducting a parallel investigation at the request of the rich family, says evidence on rich's laptop shows he was talking to wikileaks. i just spoke with rod, guys, moments ago he says number one, a law enforcement source inside the in

a spike. >> hannity has been pursuing this theory that seth rich was actually the person who leaked dnc e-mails to wikileaks and that he was assassinated. >> reporter: investigators say there is no indication that rich's death in 2016 is corrected to his employment at the dnc. now, fox retracted that story on tuesday. in an interview hannity blamed the controversy on liberal watchdog groups. he's now on vacation from his show for the rest of the week and we'll have more on this on "good morning america." >>> the tsa confirms that it is testing new screening procedures at ten airports across the country. those procedures include requiring passengers to remove electronic devices larger than a cell phone from their bags. the devices must then be placed in a separate bin so they can be examined a little bit more closely. the testing has been going on for more than a year. the tsa says it may be expanded though nationwide. >>> and a new report is out about the safest and deadliest cars on the road. the insurance industry says bigger is better. two mini cars, the hyundai accent and the kia ri

a tech guy at dnc said something sounds fishy. going over there. and never followed up on it. i think maybe the conversation would have been had with the nation we now know that president and the fbi director would have been too cautious, approaching the situation. telling the russian counter parts to knock it off. maybe they should have been a bit more aggressive now knowing what we do. >> you're a former lawyer at national security agency. what do you make of this development. it seems very, very strange indeed. >> certainly puts the decision of jim comey to have that press conference in additional context. knowing what he knew at the time. and actually i think this makes his decision more defensible. sort of understanding the complexities and knowing what we are talking about in terms of what he knew was fake. there is inaccurates intelligence. real intelligence document that says something not true. loretta lynch actually hadn't been co-opted by the dnc. certainly he would have provided some assessment of the accuracy of that