but back when she last ran for president, mrs. clinton was vocal on officials who used private e-mails. our constitution is being shredded. we know about the secret wiretaps. we know about the secret military tribunals, the secret white house e-mail accounts. reporter: so far, the only comment directly from mrs. clinton is the tweet calling on the state department to release publicly the e-mails she has turned over. at least one democrat, the former chair of the democratic party and supporter of vice president biden lashed out at mrs. clinton s e-mail practices in an interview on cnn. is that what we want in a presidential candidate and president? who s running this campaign? reporter: the state department told me it will take several months to release those e-mails. remember, these are only the e-mails that mrs. clinton chose to send over the state department. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. coming up in our next half hour, ringling brothers announcing they will do
the most famous circus in america just made a surprise announcement, phasing out elephant acts. linsey davis has the latest on what is behind this move. reporter: the animals practically synonymous with the circus are headed to their final curtain call. ringling brothers-barnum & bailey circus parent company announcing the iconic elephant performances will be eliminated by 2018. it is bittersweet because the elephants have been on the circus 145 years. but it s the best thing for our company and most of all for the elephants. reporter: this after a growing course expressed concern about how the elephants are treated. the ringleader in these protests, peta.
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this one s a talker. some circus elephants are about to lose their jobs forever. ringling brothers circus just announced it s fazing out all of its elephant acts within the next three years. this will mark an end of an era. there s nothing quite like seeing those elephants perform a synchronized dance routine. their treatment of elephant bs has come under scrutiny in the last few years. i spoke with the communications director at the miami metro zoo for his reaction to ringling brothers big decision. i applaud the decision. i think they re doing something smart. i think they re realizing the social conscience now is respecting elephants. it s no more having elephats
responsibilities should be shareded 50/50. if you suggest that the woman needs to incentivize man to do the laundry with sex or whatever else you re suggesting that it s still her responsibility. right. and i think all of it goes at that said, there is still an unequal division of labor if any relationship, right? i guess part of me wonders whether as sort of disgusting or distasteful as the notion of incentivizing what half of a relationship to do something is it s also probably true that there is not an equal breakdown of activities. all i can say is i m thinking back to the times my dad would volunteer to go to the grocery store or cook and it s bringing it all up. i don t want to think about it. maybe you want to think about elephants, steve. citing a mood shift among circus goers, ringling brothers will begin phasing elephants out by 2015. steve, this feels like progress to me. is it? here s the thing. the circus is this great american tradition. i was taken to the dra