telegraphing to the assad regime we re not going to let their helicopters barrel bomb civilian populations anymore. i think we need to give these ideas new consideration. congressman adam schiff thanks very much for joining us. thanks wolf. and to our viewers we d like to hear from you. do you think, for example, joe biden will enter the presidential race? go ahead, vote right now. go to the situation room facebook page. we ll bring you results in the next hour. coming up this hour new e-mail problems for hillary clinton. why did a tech company employee think they were being asked to cover up something shady? plus donald trump explains his different position about what russia s doing in syria.
unfortunately there isn t enough of public awareness in the free world. it would go a long way if, for example, president obama could mention the same, he s mentioned other prisoners. if he could just raul castro to release him, it would go a long way and probably go as far as saving his life. before we head to the break, i want to show you this video from mexico, a volcano that has been erupting over the past two days. experts say this type of activity is normal. the so-called fire volcano is one of the most active in mexico. and up next, hillary s e-mail problems. was the presidential candidate hacked? we ll have a live report coming up next here on the rundown.
think he would beat hillary clinton, but i think e he would make her stronger. you have to look at what s happening in the absence of a real race. bernie sanders is making it interesting, but few people think he could be the nominee. what s happening in the absence of all this is we re talking about hillary clinton s e-mail problems and other issues. she is much stronger when she s out there fighting against somebody else. that s why she keeps trying to run against the republicans. she doesn t have a republican to run against right now. i think the idea of competition would make hillary clinton stronger. there s always the possibility that lightning strikes and then you get a nominee. we don t know yet. the spot is potentially open for him at the debate in vegas. you point out how biden could sharpen her, but julian points out how bernie sanders has been good for the dems. breathing some life into the party to deal with crucial issues. do you think trump has been good for republicans
that mr. trump may be asked about. the statement goes on to say trump doesn t seem to grasp that candidates telling journalists what to ask is not how the media works in this country. thank you. and the hillary clinton e-mail problems are said to fade away in the coming days. news that may make them change their minds tonight. plus, what may be the effect of that investigation as it goes on. more deteriorating poll numbers for her. chief white house correspondent ed henry has more. reporter: hillary clinton s campaign may need yet another reboot. the latest fox poll found she is dropped five more points among the democratic primary voters. the frontrunner is now at 24%, vice president joe biden brings in 18%. he has risen even further in a
world s leaders to the city at the same time. we can say safely we have never seen anything like this. we look forward to it. reporter: this latest arrest illustrates how isis social media is reaching young people, even inspiring them to attack the pope while he is in the u.s. now, like the vatican, new york authorities saying there is no credible threat against the pope. some reports this morning saying that the plot by this young man alleged as it is was really aspirational. meanwhile, the vatican saying that it fully expects the president to meet the pope s plane as he lands in d.c. pope francis arriving in the u.s. for the first time. ari? keir simmons, thank you. straight ahead, more 2016 politics. spotlight on hillary clinton. latest polling showing that the e-mail problems persisting. we have everything you need to know about the controversy answered in, yes, six questions or less. we ll be back in three. [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts,