Of the victims on the second floor. So far the recovery has been pain staking. In the last 12 hour, only 20 of the building has been searched. Stephanie elim is in oakland for us. Stephanie, as we wait for the update, we are hearing from one of the survivors. What is he saying . Reporter yes, definitely. We were just listening because they were telling us they were going to have a press run and just delayed it. But they gave us more information, joe. And what they are saying is that it is really painstaking. They are using buckets and shovels to go through the space to look for people. Some of the people are easily identifiable. And some of the people who lost their lives, it is much harder for them to identify them. And that is part of the reason why its taking so long. But when you take a look at the stories coming out of the people who did survive the fire, theres one man, bob malay, he did not go to the party and was in his space preparing to paint when the fire broke out. Listen t
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edward snowden who clearly was egregious in his actions and put a whole host of great americans and folks that were out there doing their very, very best on our nation s behalf. and to compare the two is faulty and is a narrative i wouldn t try to honor with a response. what i find interesting is that now there s this, what i would call this just position of argumentation. clearly what snowden is looking to get is a ticket back in the united states. he s second-guessing his terrible mistake and the fact that he broke the law and now is in purgatory to live in russia the rest of his life. the second he steps on a friendly nation easter terror or comes back to the united states, the man is going to be put in handcuffs and will be arrested and charged and arrested. so i understand what he s trying to achieve, but let s not honor that comment.
what happened? what went wrong? obviously, hillary clinton won the popular vote and won more votes than president than any white man in history, but this is obviously a race to 270, and she came up short and traditionally in democratic states like pennsylvania, michigan, wyomiisconsin. she told voters that she thought the letter from james comey was really the nail in her coffin. do you agree that is what went wrong? we are saying that this is about the electoral college and we came up short. we felt very good about where we were going into the last 10, 20 days of the election. i think it is hard to imagine the kind of impact that that letter had. you know, most of the public polling shows a distinct drop. we saw that in our internal numbers. and particularly because the letter didn t really seem to have much of a purpose.