in 2002 the fbi had him and let him go. i think how history would have been different not only in chattanooga, tennessee, and also in texas. >>> coming up. you're going to hear about one man's cross-country trail of terror that cost four innocent people their lives. stay w woman: in a one-year span, i counted over 100 blood transfusions. that whole experience, lindsey's experience, changed our whole lives. just changed our outlook on everything. [ laughter ] sometimes you take things for granted that you shouldn't. we all do that, but... wow, we don't do that much anymore. greta van susteren. more news all night long. >>> welcome back to "lone wolves: enemies among us." the greta investigation team has been on this from the beginning. now the accused killer is charged with terrorism. in the early morning hours of june 26th, 2014, the body of a 19-year-old livingston, new jersey, resident, brendan tev lynn was found shot do death in the families suv. it was here in this apartment complex in new jersey. home for the summer af

to learning the fbi has used undercover agents to funnel money into your campaign. >> we don't know that for a fact. it's an allegation. we checked every donation that we have. we do not know of any individual that didn't legitimately give to our campaign. >> while the fbi's records show they did setup an operation, the feds have not exact him or his campaign about any specific allegations and that is a subject in a column this morning. >> right the mayor is caught between a rock in a hard place. he doesn't know who they are or what they are but he has narrowed down to at least three checks that appeared to be the subject of the fbi sting, and he's turning those over to the again -- general fund. what interesting to note is all of this there's a question in the campaign how much of that ten $10,000 actually wound up in the campaign and whether or not some people might have syphoned it off. >> but it's also interesting to note that in this case with the mayor the fbi was the one that went in looking for something. it wasn't that they were brought into take a look at something. this w

i think that there should be an fbi investigation. lets get to the bottom of it. if she's cleared will they shut up? >> we'll see. how long do you think it will take? >> we'll see. we have to identify why some are erased. why there was an empty server. i'd like her to answer those questions so we can get beyond this. she's the only candidate that made policy decisions. let's talk about that rather than e-mails and servers. >> her people said they're going to have an educational process to let people know what's happening with the e-mails and what is not happening with the e-mails and servers and they say they need to clarify for people. >> so it can go away. clintons have never been that great at handling scandal. >> so when you're in so many, it's hard to know what the common thread is. >> innocent until proven guilt eye. as a lawyer here, i will say that. >> always, always. >> so we're going to watch and see where this is going. >> so let them investigate. let the chips fall where they may. >> is this good for joe biden or bernie sanders? >> it's good to be ever

you would see video of fbi agents carrying cargo boxes out of their house. we saw that with general there was a security violation there far less classified information. veryis very damaging, damaging personally and for a campaign. i think she is trying to be very careful with her language. host: some republicans, including donald trump, saying this is now a criminal matter. if she broke the law could you phase criminal charges? it is a criminal matter. host: how so? guest: because what they are investigating our national security crimes. the unlawful or inappropriate handling, any use of classified information is a national security crime. i know that firsthand from my earlier professional career. i was a special agent of army counterintelligence. i'm telling you that i have investigated people who inappropriately handled classified information. i am not guessing. i have done it for a living. these are national security crimes. they are investigated that way. there has to be an identification of the vulnerabilities. there is a lot of work to do. the fbi app

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clinton regarding new information from the fbi. >> the fbi believes you try to wipe the entire server. no personal, unofficial wipe the whole thing. >> we've turned over the server. they can do whatever they want to figure out what's fair. that's for the people investigating to figure out. we turned over everything work-related, every single thing. sandra: at henry doing his job asking the tough questions. meanwhile an intelligence source telling fox the fbi is confident he may be able to recover some of the deleted files. a court hearing is set for tomorrow over her communications while she was secretary of state. also breaking this morning, donald trump defending immigration plan as many rivals criticize the hardline proposal. trump's plan includes is building a wall on the border and repealing the 14th amendment guarantees citizenship to immigrant children or in the u.s. the republican front runner is on the o'reilly or last night. >> the journal says you're killing immigration. >> would have to bring our country back. we are losing so much to so many and we have to bring our count

grassley: i'm confident the fbi will do it. i have that much faith in the fbi director. other people, we have enough proof through the irs and other investigations, maybe this presidency thinks there is something to hide and they ought to hide it until they get out of office. john: i was going to ask you about the iowa state fair, how many times have you been here? sen. grassley: first came in 1961 or 1962. came frequently until i was elected to congress. i've been here every year since 1975. john: that is a lot. that is 40 years. sen. grassley: and i usually come for two or three days. i don't come for 10 days. john: you are here multiple days. what is the most striking political memory you have? can you remember anything particularly vivid at the fair? sen. grassley: there was a senator thompson running for president. john: fred thompson? yeah. >> he came here with all of the television cameras and every person that came here has with them, if they are running for president. we walked down the street. i tried to get him to shake hands with somebody, he wanted to just w

one other thing i learned from my sources is that several fbi agent from the richmond office of the fbi are on the way. some have already arrived but they're on the way, including the fbi ballistics experts. heather: these young folks shot dead today. their whole future ahead of them. allison parker, 24, attended james madison university. ward he was 27, adam ward. he attended or graduated from virginia tech. our hearts go out to all the folks today. >> that's right. this also may have been a disgruntled worker there from what i'm hearing. we don't know, there is a lot of speculation. this is very fluid. main thing right now, heather that citizens can assist law enforcement agencies trying to determine who this individual is so they can quickly get him off the streets. gregg: rod wheeler, thank you very much. stand by. we have many more questions as we continue to follow the manhunt underway by several law enforcement agencies and the fbi. a gunman, dressed in black, pulling out a weapon live on television, an outdoor broadcast and gunning down a television reporter as well as her camer

el fbi investiga la seguridad del servidor de su casa y se usÓ para información secreta. clinton dijo que confÍa que nunca recibiÓ o envió informaciÓn clasificada. en una entrevista con univisiÓn dijo: >> hace todos mis correos electrÓnicos sellos del departamento de estado para que todos fueran completos, esos son los hechos. >> el portavoz de su campaÑa dijo que para cooperar con investigaciÓn y analizarÁn las preguntas que surjan. >> eso demuestra de que no tiene miedo de que el fbi revisen lo que ello ha mandado en sus correos. >> es grave entrenarse en investigaciÓn criminal obre clinton. >> si dicho que estÁn tomando cartas en el asunto investigando podrÍa resultar una consecuencia seria para la exsecretaria de estado. >> los republicanos presionaron por la entrega del servidor durante meses >> sabemos que ya no tendrÍa que tener un servidor privado y sabemos que todas las declaraciones que ha dado han sido incorrectas y han sido mentiras. >> testificÓ bajo juramento que entregÓ todos sus e-mails, esta a un mail de distancia de ir a la cÁrcel. >> por

the fbi says they think they can recover some deleted. is would you expect them to recover all or most? >> greta, first of all great to see you again as well. the fbi have a practice called forensics analysis which looks at the hard drive. if you look at the hard drive think of it as a book it looks like a book, too. in a book you have a table of contents which mark different pages where the information is at. same thing when you delete a file that table of contents is erased but the actual data itself is actually in the same location. but it's marked to be overwritten. what can happen what you can do is you can look at that whole hard drive and you can say okay, what data is actually still inside of that hard drive and can we recover it? so you can probably get a good percentage, if it wasn't overwritten a long time ago. so it is a good chance you can uncover some of the data. >> i take it that there is different types -- i mean different quality of deletions. if i hit my delete button that's meaningless. >> that's right. >> it really ma

the fbi approached him. sounds like he wore a wire one night at one chinatown event and that was the end of it. i don't think any politician wants to be known as the person wearing a wire. >> if everybody in politics thinks everybody else is wearing a wire, maybe we'll get more honest politics. >> this was not such a bad thing. >> yeah. i have a question about how these pieces are pursued. when you have a case with so many multiple targets all of a sudden, how do they decide who to go after? is it the quickest and easiest target? or do they kind of hold off and wait for the bigger fish down the line? what can we expect to see? >> well, first, you can expect a large number of prosecutors focused on this and they divide it up. they say, you're the shrimp boy chow prosecutors, you're the leland yee prosecutors, you're the investigators of the other aspects of the wire we haven't charged yet. you'll see that division. i think prosecutors basically wait until they have a good case, then they charge it. and they d

the fbi is going to see if anything can be retrieved. they just want to see what was on the servers, was classified information mishandled. no one knows yet whether mrs. clinton actually e-mailed any classified information. we're told repeatedly that the fbi is not investigating people, it's investigating how the system worked and did classified information wrongly get onto the server. >> anne geran, there's going to be a cloud of suspicion, though, by those who want to see conspiracy theories. there's almost no way she can clear this up to the satisfaction of critics on the other side in terms of the politics on this, and it's taking its toll. >> certainly she's not going to clear it up to the satisfaction of trey gowdy or other congressional republicans. a larger remember for her is going to be can she clear it up to the satisfaction of any undecided voters, or voters who may be inclined to vote for her but have some lingering questions about her trustworthiness. you and i have seen her on the stumpomp in recent weeks appea to address

the fbi approached him. sounds like he wore a wire one night at one chinatown event and that was the end of it. i don't think any politician wants to be known as the person wearing a wire. >> if everybody in politics thinks everybody else is wearing a wire, maybe we'll get more honest politics. >> this was not such a bad thing. >> yeah. i have a question about how these pieces are pursued. when you have a case with so many multiple targets all of a sudden how do they decide who to go after? is it the quickest and easiest target? or do they kind of hold off and wait for the bigger fish down the line? what can we expect to see? >> well, first, you can expect a large number of prosecutors focused on this and they divide it up. they say you're the shrimp boy chow prosecutors, you're the leland yee prosecutors you're the investigators of the other aspects of the wire we haven't charged yet. you'll see that division. i think prosecutors basically wait until they have a good case, then they charge it. and they don'

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in 2002 the fbi had him and let him go. i think how history would have been different not only in chattanooga, tennessee, and also in texas. >>> coming up. you're going to hear about one man's cross-country trail of terror that cost four innocent people their lives. stay w did you know that meeting your daily protein needs actually helps to support your muscle health? boost® high protein nutritional drink can help you get the protein you need. each serving has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle, plus 26 vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones. boost® high protein is the #1 selling high protein complete nutritional drink and it has a great taste-guaranteed! help get the nutrition you need everyday with boost® high protein. join the club at brandpower.com. back to "on the record" with greta van susteren. more news all night long. >>> welcome back to "lone wolves: enemies among us." the greta investigation team has been on this from the beginning. now the accused killer is char

the fbi is looking into this. the same person who prosecuted . the same person who represented petraeus is now representing hillary clinton. >> howard kirk, rick laurie, welcome. >> hi, there. >> hi. >> rick, i'll start with you. you think hillary isn't one of those on the left who had a super cozy relationship with the media. >> she's a very cautious person, very guarded with the press and hasn't established relationships. an there is history, when you spend years defending your husband from bimbo eruptions you have a combative history with the media. and now, on top of this, shannon millen can look and say that was a bad press conference and no one believes her. >> when you see them, we think about using robinson. when you see them saying she's got problems, i mine, is it that there is just so much information that continues to trickle out that they can can't pretend like it's not an issue? >> hillary clinton was never a wild favorite of the left wing press, but writing she's insulting our intelligence with her mishandling and answers of the e-

we have oversight over the fbi. we expect the fbi to do their job. and if laws have been violated don't you expect prosecution? of course you do. that's an executive branch privilege but we would expect that to be carried out. and we would expect to set an example. so like things in the future don't happen. and it ought to be -- in fact the laws have been violated in the sense that private e-mail is being used for top secret information. and this is just a real threat to our national security and we in congress continue let that go by without bringing attention to it and hopeful that it ends that it ends once and for all. >> mr. chairman we know your committee is very busy. thanks for making time for us tonight. >> thank you very much. >>> well up next the bitter custody dispute spanning two continents. actress kelly rutherford is here to explain, what happened. why her children have been sent to mon that coand what is next in her fight. >> they think it's not fair. to them it's more like mommy, what's up. what's going on. i built my business with pa

growing outside suspicion from the intelligence community, from the fbi. you're going to continue to see these kind of made up excuse. look, she's the secretary of state. she decides what is classified. that's one of her jobs. just the fact that anything -- any of her official business was on a private server. >> how much damage is it doing to her standing politically? >> she's been fwrad wally. not quickly, but gradually sinking in the holes. trustworthiness going down as well. approval rating not looking good. she's still kind of hanging in there. she's still leaving democratic candidate, i guess you would say. this legal problem and maybe more on the investigative side, the potentially criminal side than the lawsuit side, is going to be a problem because unless she's saying she hired somebody to sit in the bathroom in denver and review these things, the fact that they're unmarked is going to be a consequence kwebs of her running this private operation. >> you know, a wise man once told me a slogan, if there's no alternative, there's no problem, and i th

does the fbi do non-criminal skregz investigation? >> no they investigate potential crimes or potential exposure for national security. which may be just exactly what mrs. clinton did by transferring and moving classified information through a non-classified venue. that's a felony. for each piece of information she passed through. >> okay if you look at how this entire server e-mail system was set up was it designed purposely to avoid congressional investigations and subpoenas? wasn't she thinking that far ahead? >> i think she was thinking about history, i think she wanted to whitewash part of her tenure as secretary of state. something the statutes were written to prevent her from doing. >> she denied there were classified documents on her e mail server. >> she cannot deny that any longer. >> they saw four. is that a violation? >> it is but worse than that. i saw e mails that been revealed of the freedom of information act. she's discussing location of french fighter jets during nato bombardment of libya. how big the no-fly zone is

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the fbi had jurisdiction. i wish she had done this in march. she swore she would never turn the server over again. it wasn't turned over. it was taken. >> you talk about wanting a neutral detached observer and one question i have for you is whether or not the fbi in your mind fits that bill. how much confidence do you have that the fbi, which is part of the obama justice department, will conduct a thorough investigation, one, into weather clinton mishandled classified information and secondly whether she turned over all of her work e-mails to the state department and whether perhaps that she deleted, destroyed, scrubbed some of those e-mails. >> i'm 100% confident in the first. i'll tell you why, chris. from 1994 to 2000, i worked for the department of justice under a president named clinton and i don't think i know the political ideation of a single fbi agent. to premiere law enforcement agency in the world, i think they're as apolitical as anything can be in this culture and they'll go wherever the facts take them. that's with respect to clas

he bought his plane tickets and told the fbi he was going no matter what. you weren't going to wait any more. >> i wasn't going to wait. and it just so happened that suddenly the paperwork went from the bottom of the stack to the top. >> reporter: harris' determination may have forced law enforcement's hand. on november 4th, 2013, two days before he landed in australia. lee was finally arrested. >> she didn't appear surprised. she was very cordial. and she seemed to be very calm. so she expressed a willingness to talk to us. >> reporter: lee also asked if she could make a phone call to savanna. >>> coming up -- >> i couldn't fathom what was going on. >> an astonishing moment of truth for savanna. >> the first thing that popped into my head, does that mean that my dad isn't my dad? >> and her father. >> i kept thinking i'll get to see her. der our digestive system sometimes acts up. so try the activia challenge! enjoying activia twice a day for 4 weeks may help reduce the frequency of bloating, gas, discomfort or rumbling. it works or it's free! it's an oliv

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what was your reaction to learning that the fbi had used undercover agents to funnel money into your campaign? >> well, again, this is an allegation now. you know, we don't know that for a fact. we have checked every donation that we have. we do not know of any individual that didn't legitimately give to our campaign. and those that we did uncover we returned them so that, um, they were clean. >> reporter: do you recall a meeting on front street? [ pause ] >> reporter: with these individuals? >> i recall fundraisers. i recall a lot of meetings, a lot of people three years ago. i do not recall any specific, um, meetings of folks. meeting people is one thing. doing something that's inappropriate is a completely different, and we've always been very thorough of that. >> reporter: have the feds ever subsequently contacted you or your campaign? >> no they have not. we have actually been pro- active in trying to say is there something here that we should be paying attention to and it's been silent. >> reporter: still the fbi did try. according to their own filings, they set up an operation

tonight -- >> the fbi believes you tried to wipe the entire server. did you try to wipe the entire server, the whole thing? >> my personal e-mails are my personal e-mails, right? >> not exactly. the fbi saying hillary clinton may have taken drastic measures to keep her e-mails secret. we'll have a special report. waters. scientists are now tracking a giant great white named mary lee. a fascinating report ahead. >> i'm a bit shocked. i think it's quite inappropriate. there are so many young kids around. >>> coming up, nudity in times square. another example of new york city turn sfwog a chaotic zone. caution, you're about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. storm clouds for hillary clinton. that is the subject of this evening's "talking points" memo. some believe former secretary of state clinton will not be able to complete her run for president. the fbi now investigating her e-mail situation and things are getting serious. yesterday, fox noose correspondent ed henry

. >> we had already taken his dna profile and searched it into the fbi's codis database, which was a national database of offenders as well as evidence from other cases, and we knew then at that point that he had not been linked to any other crimes. >> but this dna evidence did tell police something important. the same man who killed pam kinamore killed two other women several months earlier. >> i had never had experience with a serial killer, you know, other than seeing tv shows. so, all of a sudden, this was something that baton rouge hadn't dealt with before and i hadn't dealt with before. >> two months earlier, charlotte murray pace, a graduate student at louisiana state university, had been sexually assaulted and killed in her apartment. >> she was stabbed 81 times. her throat was cut. she was missing part of her ear. it was a very violent, horrible attack. >> all the people, all the women in the world, he picked murray. why? i'd give anything to know why. and i don't know if you can know why because i wonder if he could articulate why, if he knows why himself. >> like pam kinam

the fbi is in control of her servers. judge apologized no -- judge andrew napolitano says she's in serious trouble because it is top cirque read, a grave danger to the national security, information that could be included in this also stuff that was brought from space communications and monitoring of 4 national communications and all of it is not allowed to falling to foreigners's hand. interview yesterday john kerry said he is almost certain it is likely the chinese and russians are monitoring his communication and keep that in mind when he sends an e-mail so for hillary to do this puts her in trouble even with democratic nominees. maria: in terms of that trouble lot of people are comparing this to with general david petraeus went for by keeping classified information in his desk drawer. do you think it will be a similar fate or different rules for hillary clinton? >> i don't think the hammer will come down as far or fast as a data general david petraeus who had fallen out of pleasure with the administration and had an a

and i don't think i knew the political ideation of a single fbi agent. it's a premier agency of the world, they are as a-political as anything can be in the culture and they'll go wherever the facts take them, but that's with respect to classified information. the completeness or the wholeness of the record, i frankly don't think that's what the bureau is looking into, that's what the inspector general wanted to look into. and when the baur row was through with the server, i hope they will turn that server over into the inspector general so they can determine whether or not the record is full and complete. >> well that will raises the question, what if it turns out, and this is actually what clinton and her lawyer said, the server has been scrubbed clean, and any of the 30,000 e-mails that she destroyed that she said were about yoga lessons and chelsea's wedding, what if they're not available? >> i'll tell you, i don't know whether you do yoga or not, i don't, i don't have any yoga e-mails, but the greater steps that you take to clean something or delete

worse, the fbi confirms they are investigating the e-mail scandal. it's donald trump who is looking good. he takes center stage literally in tomorrow's 9 p.m. debate and sit in the middle of the republican bench. he will have an audience of millions. apple, not looking good. the iphone's market share in china is falling and the stock is way down, apple's shine not

thank you my good friend doug carter, jay abbott and the fbi. ladies and gentlemen, this case came about because of you. citizens who say they are concerned about our community step up and do the right thing and report out. if you see something, say something. and you said something. you said something to a very worthy group, the state police, who are partners. we also want to thank our fine detectives involved doing the cyber work involved in these cases. this is one of the first cases in a long time with a celebrity who had excess power and resources to do anything he wanted in the world but he chose to utilize that to cajole, to convince and even take advantage of children. i think it's important to note that cyber crimes are hard to track and trace, as you heard. the trace evidence, the forensics involved, 47,000 e-mails and text messages, a lot of information to go through. but the tenacity of our team behind us, to be able to whittle through all that muck and mire and think about all the things they had to go through emotionally to bring t

so will the fbi find anything? >> taking affirmative steps to actually wipe a server clean denotes or can denote a desire or a willingness or an intention to conceal far beyond simply just deleting something. >> reporter: in damage control mode the campaign e-mailed supporters today, reassuring them that she is not under investigation and that there's absolutely no criminal inquiry into hillary's e-mail or e-mail server. but it's turning into a political nightmare. >> well, it's drip, drip, drip. i would have thought her campaign advisers would have said let's disclose everything. >> reporter: all this as democratic rival bernie sanders is drawing huge crowds. and in a new poll today for the first time leads clinton by seven points in new hampshire. tonight sanders told me he won't criticize her over the e-mails. >> i honestly believe that the american people are tired of old-fashioned politics where you're supposed to be beating up all of your opponents. i like hillary clinton. i respect hillary clinton. i disagre

marshall and the fbi. i had to turn over my passport and any weapons i owned which was nothing. and give them financial data i thought was personal but mike suggested i tell them everything i have. you have no idea how it feels to have to tell strangers the personal details of your life, especially financial, believing they might use it all against you. but that is how it goes in federal court. as we were wrapping we thought i could go on and get back with my attorneys and he handed me a plastic cup. and he said i need a sample. we are not done yet. so we went to the men's bathroom and this was an absurd memory and i had a laugh and when i walked into the men's room and i was in the army and we did what we call piss test all of the time. the officer turned his back in a true show to me. after the trial, i called him and he was surprised to hear from me, i think, and thanked him for that very kind jester that after all of these years i have to laugh about and share as one of my absurdities of the experience. mike got a call from the lead prosecutor who was offering a global solut

marshals with the fbi. right after the arraignment and went to visit my pre-trial case officer who i went to sea after i was arranged to turn over my passport and any weapons that i own to and give financial data i thought was private and personal. again you have no idea how with feels to tell strangers all the personal details of your life especially financial be leaving they may use that against you. that is what goes in federal court. i thought i could get back with my attorney. he gave me a plastic cup to say i need a sample we're not done yet. we went to the men's room this is one of the more absurd memories i had when i walked and, in the army we did eight his test all the time. but it is floor to ceiling mirrors around the, or to make sure you don't put in a full sample said case officer turned his back so i could give my a simple after the trial i called him and thank him for that kind gesture even after all these years i have to laugh it is one of the absurdities of my experience. a few days later

the fbi is looking into hillary clinton's e-mail system. it could bring about difficult questions regarding her private e-mail server. >> this has been getting worse for hillary clinton. i am a simple man. having your name start with "fbi investigates" is bad. >> whenever there is a federal investigation, there are lots of questions about how they are conducted. there are lots of things associated with the server. the democrats have always relied on republicans messing up. you look at the rnc. the press is on the republican side on this. >> having followed a lot of federal investigations, they always start out with, well, this is just an investigation. as you said, it builds. we don't know where that will lead. you go back to her initial statement, i know the server is secure. now the fbi wants to know how she could claim it was. >> there are a number of aides who will now be scrutinized, who will really be on the line to explain their role, which the intelligence community says contained classified information. >> a new poll out of new ham

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lourdes: a peticiÓn del fbi hillary clinton entregarÁ el servidor privado de correos electrÓnicos que usó cuatro aÑos siendo secretaria de estado asÍ como una memoria portÁtil con copia de miles de estos, el fbi investiga la seguridad del servidor de su casa y si se usÓ para informaciÓn secreta, hitler hillary clinton ha dicho que nunca enviÓ información clasificada. hillary: ayude al departamento de estado para que todos los informes sean completos. lourdes: el portavoz de su campaÑa dijo que prometiÓ colaborar con la investigaciÓn. portavoz: demuestra de que no tiene miedo de que el fbi con las autoridades pertinentes se revisen lo que ella mandado a travÉs de sus correos. el hecho de que ellos estÁn tomando en cartas sobre el asunto investigando esta forma podrÍa resultar en consecuencia serÍa para la ex-secretario de estado. lourdes: los republicanos presionaron para que y entregas e informaciÓn. vocera: sabemos que todas las declaraciones que ha dado han sido incorrectas y tambiÉn han sido mentiras. lourdes: un rival llevÓ un caso al extremo. republicano: estÁ