cannot be much more of a timely topic today than ever before. that fred harris is a nonresident fellow here at brookings, but also most importantly the dean of social science and professor of political science at columbia university appeared he also serves as director of the southern african american politics and society and i would like to say he s one of the most preeminent scholars we have one african american politics with his publications including books entitled something within religion african-american political activism, which is awarded by the southern political science association, the best record by society for the study of religion in the best book award by the national congress of black political scientist. he is also the co-author of countervailing forces and african-american civic activism 1973 to 1994 which received the w. e. b. dubois national conference of black political science and in the american political science association. his most prominent book, th
on facebook they have access and if they share it with their friends, there s no insight how for that information can travel. we are told that is exactly what happens with emails. while it is said that soone within the network deleted the vehicle that held the 33,000 emails and deleted that vehicle, we are told the emails actually still exist within live email accounts how many of those still exist, it s hard to know. you will have to locate and eradicate those pieces of information. like what what we are seeing right now, they are going to be in different places and the only time you will find them is when they stumble across them. as well as a spokesperson, they say since they pleaded the until the investigation takes a different turn. the the fbi has discovered thousands of emails and it is not clear how many are pertinent to the clinton case. last week the trump campaign was focused, chelsea clinton is holding rallies and if you want to go to either event you hav
serious threat. it was a lot of explosive material. police say they hadn t seen anything like it before castle rock police and a bomb squad are still at a home where they say a teenager had it. their goal now make sure the area is safe. 9news reporter andrew sorensen is live at the home in castle rock. andrew a lot of families were forced to leave their homes. if they didn t have somewhere else to go. the people who live in 30 homes in castle rock spent the night at the douglas county fairgrounds. police here say they found explosive material at a house around 8 am yesterday. they were trying to let a couple thkn something else the night before. we don t have a lot of details on what the explosives were. but police chief jack cauley says it was enough to take to the county bomb squad. they called atf. who blew up whatever they found on a golf course here late last night. chief cauley says people had to stay out all night because there was more work to do inside the hous
legal. and a dog come a buried alive, rescued from the rubble. the 12news inaction for you. 12news starts right now. good evening and thanks for joining us. our big story tonight , you are going to say why would someone do this? a mother makes a disturbing a disturbing discovery finding a razor blade in a snickers bar that her daughter got while tricre they had actually been joking about looking for hidden dangers when they came across the blade. it is truly something most of us never think we will see. monique griego joins us with the moment the family noticed the candidate with normal . reporter: like a lot of families, last night they had a big bowl of candy laid out on the table but when the daughter went to grab a chocolate bar, she noticed something about it didn t look right. we have never come across anything like that. reporter: a creepy cautionary tale turned real- life mystery in mesa. kids had just wrapped up a night of trick-or-treating and were
yesterday, i was proud to take part of the establishment of the unity reform commission which was formed in collaboration between the clinton campaign and the sanders campaign and the dnc. the commission is made up of representatives from both campaigns and the democratic national committee. assessing andwith improving our party s presidential nominating process. oncifically focusing in superdelegates, caucuses and strategies for opening up our system even more. the commission will set up a set of recommendations for the dnc rules and the bylaws committee 1, 2018.than january takenquate action is not within six months, the commission will present those recommendations before the full democratic national committee. you thehare with primary season brought to light some issues we need to address as a democratic family. that is exactly what we are going to do. as a party, i believe our diversity is made up strong. it is not required that we always agree, but it is vital that we a