question to hear because i feel like i have a long record working on the issues that i believe are important to people. and i m going to continue to do that. and she s apologized for using a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state, but she s also blaming republicans for her scandal. so which is it? is she sorry or is the gop just out to get her? i mean, i m sorry that i made a choice that has resulted in this kind of situation, but it s also, as we all know, very clearly the way the republicans are trying to bring my they admit poll numbers down. this committee was set up, they have admitted, for the purpose of making a partisan political issue out of the death of four americans. if i were president and there were republicans or democrats who were thinking about that, i would have done everything to shut it down. all right, eric bolling, i m going to start with you. we didn t even get a chance to talk about saturday night live. i m not going to do t
school shortly but the principal won t be here. we ll tell you what authorities found in his home. well, welcome to mornings on 2 . i m dave clark. i m tori campbell. it s monday, september 24th. ear continuing to follow we re continuing to follow the details in a deadly crash. allie rasmus has more. reporter: traffic is moving again and all lanes of southbound 680 in pleasanton. the chp opened up all lanes of the highway about 30 about 30 minutes ago. we re next to stoneridge drive, which is where the accident happened. at 4:00 this morning, a car struck and killed a pedestrian. the chp responded to a call. they did a traffic break and quickly shut down 680 southbound. for an hour and a half, up until 5:30 this morning, traffic was at a complete standstill at the stoneridge exit. drivers heading from the east bay to the south bay were stuck in their tracks and then at 5:30, the chp opened up the far left shoulder to let one lane through. the question for chp inve
dale city toward woodbridge. the brake lights for this begin closer to route 44, it is bunching up for the beltway. we ll go back to the maps. this time head to 270 on the southbound side. you see all the yellow leaving frederick. it is going to be off and on as you leave clarksburg. the length to 121. i ll be back with more traffic coming up at 6:11. sad news this morning. this is something parents of young children you might want to find a way to tell them this yourselves. people at the national zoo are in mourning. and that is because the newborn panda cub has died. kristen fisher is life at the zoo with what happened. reporter: so sad. what a difference a week can make. you know last night this is what we know now. last night the zoo s pathology team performed their version of an autopsy on this panda cub. we are expecting to get the preliminary results from that at around 10:00 this morning. but by all accounts, from what we can tell at this point in time, it is a
and we begin this morning with a rousing defense. former president clinton was greeted like a rock star last night at the democratic convention delivering a speech which endorsed president obama and answered accusations launched at last week s republican convention. tracie potts is in charlotte for us this morning with more on this. good morning. reporter: lynn, good morning. good morning, everyone. he is arguably the strongest voice in the democratic party right now. he was explaining why you thinks the current president needs four more years. the democrats most popular living president, bill clinton, making the case to re-elect barack obama. no one could have fully repaired all the damage that he found in just four years. reporter: defending health reform are we better off because president obama fought for health care reform? you bet we are. reporter: he attacked what he called lies about medicare cuts and welfare reform and condemned mitt romney s plan to red
and we begin this morning with a rousing defense. former president clinton was greeted like a rock star last night at the democratic convention delivering a speech which endorsed president obama and answered accusations launched at last week s republican convention. tracie potts is in charlotte for us this morning with more on this. good morning. reporter: lynn, good morning. good morning, everyone. he is arguably the strongest voice in the democratic party right now. he was explaining why you thinks the current president needs four more years. the democrats most popular living president, bill clinton, making the case to re-elect barack obama. no one could have fully repaired all the damage that he found in just four years. reporter: defending health reform are we better off because president obama fought for health care reform? you bet we are. reporter: he attacked what he called lies about medicare cuts and welfare reform and condemned mitt romney s plan to red