found classified e-mails is the highest security classification? is that true? reporter: my understanding this is the second highest security classification that the inspector general has been going through them and that top secret is just below the absolute highest security clearance. but it is troubling because of course the secretary said she was not distributing classified information from her personal e-mail. and if the inspector general has found examples of two e-mails that are top secret, obviously a troubling development. and the fbi obviously continues its investigation as well. mike, we ll stay on this. thank you. up next, the latest on an expanding mess from the epa. first here are some of our fox affiliates around the country coverage. fox 10 in phoenix with the crash of a prison bus on a busy arizona interstate overnight. a state trooper says the driver was seriously injured, about 20 of the 50 inmates on board were taken to the hospital. fox 5 in new york as the na
from hillary clinton s personal server were top secret in nature and they re still studying the other two to figure out what the relevant classification should be, bret? top secret marked on the e-mails. fbi inquiry obviously already ongoing to classified information improperly stored they said on her private server. and also, mike, a thumb drive held by her attorney? reporter: that s absolutely correct. all of her e-mails have been stored by her personal attorney. and a lot of folks on capitol hill have been asking, why is that still out there? ies that not controlled by the intelligence community or by the state department? this existing in the possession of a personal attorney. and so lots more questions on capitol hill and throughout the intelligence community this evening. okay. we ll follow the investigation. mike, nice job. secretary of state john kerry says he is probably not the only person reading his official e-mail. it is very likely. it is not outside the realm o
two new york-city men tied to saday face the same charges. a u.s. attorney says saday allegedly sent electronic messages to a queens, new york conspirator between 2012 and 2013, voigting his hatred of the united states and his desire to form a small army that would include his friends. all of those arrested for trying to provide material support to isis, if convicted, face a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. bret? laura, thank you. nine people, including hackers from ukraine and stock traders from the u.s. have been charged in an insider information scheme that generated as much as $100 million in illegal profits. five of the group were arrested this morning. the justice department says they stole nonpublic financial information, which enabled the suspects to execute profitable trades. police and residents in ferguson, missouri are hoping for a quiet night tonight. about two dozen people were arrested last night during protests marking the anniversary
two of four e-mails with the highest one of the highest security classifications on two of the four e-mails. we ll bring in our panel now. steve hayes, senior writer for the weekly standard. david cantonese and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. okay, steve. it s important to remember that these four e-mails we re talking about. two of the four, the four of the 40, this is a subset of a subset of a subset of a subset. so you re talking about a massive universe of e-mails with potentially classified materials in there. these are not the only classified e-mails that have been found. i just talked to a source or heard from a source about this who said no doubt the information was directly lifted from a classified document or source. no doubt on that. this person speculated that it couldn t be a top secret document unless they wouldn t reclassify it after the fact fit was a top secret document. so at generation. at generation, right. she may not have seen it marked that wa
classification should be. tonight chuck grassley, the chairman of the judiciary committee on capitol hill said this information revealed by the inspector general makes it even more important that the fbi and the state department secure these documents. to date, the two agencies most critical to securing this information have fail to assure the american people that they are taking the necessary steps to protect america s national security interests. hillary clinton talked about these e-mails back on march 10th. i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. so i m certainly well aware of the classification requirements. and did not send classified material. reporter: to recap, though, the breaking news of the hour is that the intelligence inspector general has told top lawmakers on capitol hill that two of those four classified e-mails