discovered e-mails regarding hillary clinton that are worth taking a closer look. what the e-mails are specifically we don't know at this time. that has not been made public. the "new york times" is reporting they surfaced in a separate investigation into the anthony weiner scandal. his wife is hillary clinton's right-hand person for a long time. you imagine very quick and excited reaction from donald trump and his supporters. they are hoping this is the october surprise to ch mr. trump: i have great respect for the fact that the f.b.i. and the department of justice are now willing to have the courage to right the horrible mistake that they made. this is bigger than watergate. this is bigger than watergate. in my opinion. scott: now this news broke plane in air on her way to a rally in iowa. she got to that rally and she did not address it at all in her remarks. in fact, her camp was quite quiet about it until ten minutes ago. we got a statement from the chair of the hillary clinton campaign calling it extraordinary is that this would be released by the f.b.i. with 11 days to go. and he implored on the director of the f.b.i. to issue more information to american public, clarifier of sorts that he believes w help state his case so it is not the bombshell at the moment it appears to be. jonathan: what impact could it have on the race? scott: keep in mind you have millions who voted across the country. three dozen states and the district of columbia that have some form of absentee and early voting. a lot of ballots have been cast. there is a small portion of people, the independents the moderates some who have not made up their minds yet. could it sway them? unlikely. they dug in their heels and believe someone is out to get her and it won't change their mind. there are a lot of people who are already voting as we speak. lindsey: there is a lot of reaction from social media. this is a heat map showing how many people are talking about the issue. right now f.b.i. as well as the director of the f.b.i. right now. a lot of people talking about that. i want to show you some of the reaction from congress. there are a lot of congress members that have so much to write about this, that they are taking pictures of their statements and posting those to twitter. paul ryan, the speaker of the house says the f.b.i. is opening the investigation. saying hillary clinton has nobody but herself to blame. we have kevin mccarthy writing this as well. now many republicans are speaking out right now including saying hillary clinton's reckless conduct put the national security at risk. we have questions and it's unclear what the investigation is focusing in. john cornyn said they originally focused on the classification rules. the record or the obstruction of justice, will they now? so a lot of congress as well. back to you. jonathan: all right. thanks. this is a story just breaking this afternoon. we will be online at wjla.com updating it throughout the everything. other news now. this is breaking out of o'hare airport in chicago. look at the tv and the back end of the plane. that is charred from a fire. some kind of fire broke out on the american airlines flight. we don't know what happened but you can see the whole back end of it was on fire. they had fire crews all over it. putting foam on the plane. the wing, it looks to be, the like they are still foaming it. it has a melted portion of it. now the slide on the plane are out, there are a number of emergency crews on the scene. we have not heard anybody being injured in this. clearly we will follow the latest developments on this and let you know if we hear anything at all. michelle: stay with continuing coverage and breaking news even when you are away from the tv. log on to wjla.com/text to get updates from our newsroom to your phone. throughout the election season community with the votetrak 2016 hummer talking to voters about the issues and the twists and turns of this campaign season. today, maryland bureau chief brad bell spent the day in wheaton and silver springs, who part of the community separated by the beltway and politics. what did you find out this afternoon? brad: since we are joining you from wheaton this afternoon, this is a fast-changing community. it is growing. georgia avenue. what we heard from folks is they are engaged in the election. scott thuman was talking about early voting. we took a look at early voting out here. we saw a busy polling place. a day after maryland set an early voting record with 125,000 ballots cast, the turn-out appears high again. at this polling place in wheaton, the count at lunchtime was approaching yesterday's full-day tally of embraced the concept. >> it is easier because it's less crowded. >> the line is going out the door and down the stairs. brad: election officials report that the new paper ballots slow the process slightly so they suggest familiarize yourself with the specimen ballot sent by mail. first of time voter just >> pretty cool. i finally get to vote. pretty cool. brad: as we have heard elsewhere, some voters are eager to tune out the campaign a week early. >> you don't have to think about it so much anymore. brad: so we have been out and about in community this afternoon as the news about the new f.b.i. investigation reopened investigation broke. we have been talking to people about their reactions to that. we will have some of that when votetrak 2016 comes back at in wheaton, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: stay with brad bell and votetrak 2016 next week as we roll into hagerstown, maryland. alison: let's talk about the weather now. abc7 deployed drone trak 7 to give you a beautiful view, a unique view of the fall foliage. absolutely stunning. this is flying there over sugar loaf mountain today. this weekend could be a good chief meteorologist doug hill has the forecast. it will be a great weekend, right? doug: it is. the final weekend in october. take it out in style weather wise with sunshine and a noticeable warming trend developing over the weekend as well. it's cool. we expect it from the end of october. a lot of sunshine, a few high, thin clouds and a bit of a breeze with currently 63 degrees at the reagan national airport. the winds upstream at 20 miles per hour. out of the northwestment other wind speeds 16 miles per hour in the west, culpeper, winchester, cumberland lighter wind speeds. we will see lighter winds this evening. friday night light, scott abraham will be reporting from seneca valley and damascus county. tomorrow we start off with a chill in the 40's. wait until you hear the forecast in a few minutes. sunshine and an impressive warming trend. that forecast coming your way in nine minutes. alison: we'll see you then. thank you. stay with stormwatch7 on the. the app store. to get the forecasts right where you are when you need it. more cuts are coming to metro staff. paul wiedefeld says human resources will meet with a hundred workers in the coming days and they are part of 500 identified for the job cuts this year. more job cuts are likely as metro deals with the growing deficit for the coming year. michelle: next at millionaires d.c. death ? 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[snoring.] take the roar out of snore. michelle: every day americans place calls to 911 assuming they are minutes away from getting help. alison: however, 70% come from cell phones. the "7 on your side" iphone came up with the shocking results when we tested the accuracy of the calls. michelle: the investigator lisa fletcher discovered 911 dispatchers are often as helpless as the victims they are trying to reach. >> 911. what is the add >> i'm in a car in a wake. lisa: 31-year-old chanelle anderson was about to drown. despite the 911 operator's best efforts the system could accurately locate her in time. moments later the cell phone connection is lost. anderson trapped in her s.u.v. sinks to the bottom of a georgia lake. >> fairfax county 911. country. >> it is absolutely infuriating we can't find this person and help them. lisa: sherry white became a dispatcher because she wanted to save lives. that's what we took the job for. to help the individual. >> it relies on the cell phone carrier. unlike apps on your phone like ubeer that automatically send information about what you are, 911 co communicate with individual cell phone networks to search for you using less accurate technology. >> it is really frustrating to understand that someone that is calling for a pizza has a better, more accurate way of locating the customer than does 911 call-taker. lisa: steve runs one of the largest 911 calls center in the u.s. in fairfax, virginia. he agreed to let us test the cell phone accuracy for the four largest carriers. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> here you are. lisa: t-mobile places me more than a quarter mile away. >> this is somewhere near the dome. lisa: if i were calling callingd i had no idea where i was and we had to rely on the technology you'd send an emergency crew to the dump. using my personal cell phone on verizon i place the next emergency call. >> mina, what is your emergency. >> this is where it shows you, piney branch roa from where i am. next at&t. call is not properly routeing to the fairfax 911. and instead somehow lands at a transfer center. it takes nearly a minute, 52 seconds to get me on the line with someone who can actually send help. i try the last carrier. >> that puts you here. 4725. so again, at least, what a lisa: in every case there was a problem. >> the technology exists to make sure it doesn't happen. why wouldn't we use it? lisa: admiral jamie barnett is the former chief of homeland security and says the results of the test were no surprise. >> explain to me why the carriers were not required to use better technology with the location accuracy. >> you pay for the g.p.s. chip in your phone and the federal g satellite. that is not an expensive solution. every other solution costs money. i they think this is good enough. it's not good enough. we need better technology to find where you are. >> ma'am? i lost her. lisa: none of the four major cell phone carriers would talk to us about the test results and they referred us to the lobbying association for the cell phone industry, which also declined to comment on camera. f.c.c. to bring 911 in the 21st century. lisa fletcher, abc7 news. jonathan: clearly this is a concerning and a complicating issues and the lives are in the balance. you can find out more information about the story on the website wjla.com. all right. it's friday afternoon. let's get a check of the traffic situation. jamie sullivan keeping an eye on how it looks for folks wanting to get away. jamie: it's a rough one right now. here is why. if you travel on the freeway and trying to get to d.c., northbound 395 f pentagon to the third street tunnel. 35 minutes. it's a short stretch. we have an overturned truck on the freeway heading outbound at the 11th street bridge. three lanes are blocked. all the crews are there on scene. on the shoulder is getting by. hast math, the emergency for anyone trying to get to the 131th street bridge, a rough ride. just as you get closer to duke street and seminary road and the northwest corner, excuse me, the slowing as you head north from tysons's closer to 270. no problems for you if you are traveling outbound on 375. reminder, safetrack surge number ten starts tomorrow and the marine corps marathon sunday. michelle: thank you for that. drone trak 7 is beautiful day to give you a view of the fall foliage like none other. near sugar loaf mountain. it is that time of year. this could be a spectacular weekend for leaf viewing. jonathan: the color is already there. red and orange. alison: this is the way to see the leaves, doug, with the drone. it's easier than driving. doug: watch this for 20 minutes. don't have to drive up there. we are talking about the low 70's tomorrow. very nice. rain won't be until sunday night. the weather story from kelly. kelly was the winner for week three. there is her picture. very happy to have it. send her good tokens of the appreciation from the stormwatch7 weather center. week four is one of the entries for next week is from tom hamilton. he's in reston but in eastern canada took this view. you can have a lot of fun to pronounce the province. the way the locals proknown it is newfoundland. the fall foliage.com is your place. burst.com/wjla. that picture is the first international image to come across burst.com/wjla. skies, diminishing wins. 37 to 47. it's breezy. we had wind gusts at reagan national before lunchtime at 44 miles per hour. so the winds are gusting in the metro area east. with the high pressure building in the winds are diminishing west of town. we will be in good shape. going through tomorrow afternoon we have a breeze. west to the southwest breeze. it warms us to the lower 70's. a front will come through later in the day but before that happens we push 70's. i will turn cooler in halloween. i will stay dry. the weekend forecast is beautiful for the final weekend of october. plenty of sunshine. low 70's tomorrow. partly sunny. 78 on sunday. any rain that comes our way will be sunday night. that is a low end chance to tell you the truth. 73 tomorrow. 78 on sunday. marine corps marathon sunday morning low to mid-50's to begin the race. temperatures climb above 70 partly cloudy and 62. the dry weather and temperatures in the 50's. a warmup coming this way. back to you. jonathan: thanks. still ahead at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- southwest airlines raising its fares. we'll let you know by how much john: looking for part-time work or extra money for the holidays. you may want to know about nine major companies hiring thousands of workers now through christmas day. it's the season to spend and the earn money. national retail federation expects stores to open 700,000 temporary workers. "money" magazine listed those hiring the most this year. amazon. 120,000 temporary w its fulfillment centers. macy's, 80,000 workers. target, 70,000. khl's, 60,000. j.c. pepny's, 50,000. and toys r us, 10,000. don't forget shipping. u.p.s. is hiring 795,000 workers -- 95,000 workers and full-time health benefits in most cases and don't expect training for front line jobs. despite you saying doesn't that stink? expect to do warehouse work, not driving the big delivery truck to someone's front door. despite the downside and the lack of full-time benefits, a seasonal job can lead to full-time opportunities and a resume builder. so consider it so you don't waste your money. john matarese, abc7 news. jonathan: still ahead we talk earlier airlines is raising the fares. we let you know how high the tickets will go. >> no doubt you have looked up here. this is the dome i'm touching only because i'm standing on a giant platform of scaffolding as the crews begin work to install the final piece of artwork here. the timeline coming up. >> it is here. marine corps marathon weekend has arrived in d.c. coming up, we'll share an to spend to paralyzed veterans. i'm jeff goldberg with that story coming up in a live report. alison: new at 5:00 -- >> vandalism left on a high school football field in montgomery county offends the jewish community. i'm cheryl conner. announcer: from abc7 news, breaking news alert. michelle: breaking news is hillary clinton again under the f.b.i. microscope over the e-mails but not related to the private server this time. the f.b.i. says the letter of congress informing members of the investigation. right now it's unclear how long this investigation will take. and when the results will be made public. with abc7 news at 5:00,6:00, 11:00 or download the news app to get updates on the go. jonathan: breaking news we are monitoring out of o'hare. this is the airport in chicago. you can see the plane on the left side. somebody on the ground is taking video from the cell phone. you can see the smoke pouring out of the american airlines flight. this was on the way from chicago to miami. we know the ladders were deployed from the plane. you can see on the right side of the screen, that is the you can see the charred back portion of the plane. they got the fire out. at this point we are not hearing of injuries on board the flight, which is a miracle considering when you look at the left side of the screen and the thick black smoke pouring out of the plane. o'hare, part of the airport are closed because of what is happening here. as a result there is a snowball effects. there are delays on flights coming into chicago, which is a big deal considering the world series. some folks want to go see the game. the flights are we thankfully understand at last check everybody is okay as a result of this. but from the airport they can see the smoke coming out of the plane for miles. keep it here with abc7 for updates throughout the evening. we'll have more on this flight. outside the political sphere today, the final touches on the marine corps marathon preps are wrapping up. runners are coming into town from all over the place. each have their own story to tell about why they run the race. abc7's northern virginia chief jeff goldberg joining us now. and be part of. jeff: it is awesome, jonathan. so many amazing stories. i'm standing here at the place everybody will want to be on sunday right by the iowa jima memorial in arlington. this is the finish line. getting ready waiting for big day. take a look. all the boxes and the boxes of the snack packs. everybody will want to enjoy a snack after racing the 26.2 miles. for one man who is going to be taking part in the last 6.2 miles heh everybody is going to be listening. for so many of us putting on shoes or standing up happens with ease. and without thought. not for adam. >> 11 years ago, just about, i felt asleep at the wheel while i was driving. the car crash resulted in a spinal cord injury in which adam now 30 lost the use of his legs. but everything changed a year ago thanks to what is called a his betty carlton for his late grand mother betty and -- >> my favorite the character. carlton from "fresh prince of bel air." jeff: he will walk the marathon as part of the 1,000 steps for a cure campaign. >> i am here to raise awareness about paralyzed the manufacturers of the exo skeletons and it's now available to veterans. i dam wants -- adam wants those who gave so much to regain something powerful. >> i can't tell you what it has done to my life. a free feeling. you are no longer trapped. jeff: an amazing story to listen to. a pleasure to hear him speak this afternoon. we heard so many great stories when we were out at the national harbor today. one of the stories we are eye can see. water and water and water. it will come in handy on sundays because the temperatures will be coming in the low 80's. coming up at 5:15, we touch on that issue of the heat coming up but so many other great stories. we are all excited to share stories with the people we met todayca. wait to do that coming up at 5:15. jeff goldberg, arlington, abc7 news. jonathan: we welcome the runners in the race. best of luck to you. it is good running weather. but as you get to upper 60's to 70's is not good for that distance. you want it as cool as it can be. in the afternoon, 75 for some of the people not in the lead there. jonathan: you know what is cool? we have drone trak 7. have you seen this? this is cool. it flying in maryland. this is stunning. doug: the sugar loaf mountain there. you are in frederick county on the montgomery county line. the view there. back to the west toward i'm out of time. c'ya! tell you a quick weather story. quick and a good one, too. vision of the camera from the seneca valley high school in german town. they will travel across county tonight for the friday light nights game. scott abraham is there and they are playing damascus before long. the forecast is beautiful. clear skies. we are dropping to 60 at 6:00. 54 and eventually to the 40's in most spts 38 to 48 degrees overnight with the clear skies and the light winds. weekend we'll turn it around. it will be warm ahead of cold front. this is the way to end the michelle: new today the investigators are closing the book on a mysterious death. last november russian today news channel founder was found dead inside the dupont circle hotel. police have been investigating the death as a possible murder. but an accident. it's reported that it happened from drinking too much. a crucial revelation in the case against daron wint today. he is the man charged with murdering a d.c. family in their upscale gnome 2014. today, prosecutors told the judge five pieces of d.n.a. when the prosecutor revealed the evidence. stephen: five d.n.a. samplesliched daron wint -- linked daron wint to the savapoulos murder. savvas savapoulos, his wife amy and their 10-year-old son phillip with the housekeeper veralicia figueroa, all horrifically murdered. the savapoulos mansion set on fire. evidence of an apparent thousands of dollars were delivered to the home hours before the discovery of the bodies. today they asked the judge to set a trial day for wint. the defense balked. his attorney asked for more time since the prosecution's what had months to conduct d.n.a. tests. set a trial date. thaw will be bag in court in february and at that time they may finally set a trial date for daron wint. stephen tschida, abc7 news. jonathan: we want to update you on a story we brought you this week. we told you about the southwest airlines profit falling with the fares. now as a result they are making a change. loo ig my voice. raising the fares $5 each way american airlines is also adding $5 each way. michelle: good news on the u.s. economy today. less than two weeks before the election it expanded at the fastest rate in two years. on top of that, american workers are seeing a steady increase in the wages and the benefits. it rios steadily from july to september to continue a trend seen over the past year plus. well, french lawmakers are backing measure that would tax people who rent their homes people who use airbnb and similar sites. the bill suggests hitting people with a property tax. if they make more than 23,000 euros renting their home or if you make more than 7700 renting the car or other goods. it will be discussed by the upper house of parliament. we want to go back to the break news. we have an update out of chicago at o'hare airport. abc7 just have been hurt in the plane fire. we don't know the nature of the injuries or how serious they are. but this is worth rewatching. you can see the tail as the inflatable ties pop. you see it happen there. deploy there. the flames and the smoke really filling the sky. it was on its way to miami when it blew a tire and damaged the engine. smoke could be seen for miles. chicago. michelle: nearly a century after the ground breaking the basilica of the shrine of the immaculate conception is soon they will soon install the final artwork for the central and the largest dome. >> archbishop of washington was closer to god with the construction workers and the scalding that they spent five weeks building. >> it's rectangles and the squares. >> elevated studio where 35 artists begin piece this together. they will cover the trinity dome with the venetian glass and gold matching the other basilica. the artists will use the original 1953 design but because it's the most prominent catholic church in the u.s. they added 13 the dome's rim. >> we have saints that visited the shrine. >> the structure alone is a work of art with 260,000 pounds of scaffolding on top of 350,000-pound platform. the workers must take two separate elevators and climb three flights of scaffolding stairs to get to the top. the cardinal hopes to dedicate it in 2017, a year of work a human years in the making. in northeast washington, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. michelle: coming up at 4:00, social security and the campaign. the two candidates plan to ensure he will be there when you need it ahead. jonathan: armed robber in d.c. but a critical mistake by the guy holding the gun. we'll explain up next. steve: i'm steve rudin live in arlington on one of the hottest street around for the holiday decorations. this is the beginning. they have a hearse on the front lawn. more coming up next on "abc7 news at 4:00". ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? 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[snoring.] michelle: we have an update out of chicago o'hare. nine people have been hurt. a number of passengers on the grass there. they escaped the fire. we just talked about this. it must have taken huge coordination. this is what they train for to evacuate the passengers but you can't credit them enough for getting so many people off safely. jonathan: especially a fire on a plane. the spain. smoke kills people more than the fire does. so when they evacuate they pop open the doors to get everybody off. we understand a few injuries. these are the passengers milling around in grass off the tarmac and the fire was burning. the fire is out. nine people have been hurt. that is the latest report. the number could change. again this is now slowing traffic to chicago o'hare. if you were heading that way call ahead to make sure that your flight is on time. other must-see video to share with you. this is an armed robbery t washington. the guy pretends to buy snacks. seconds later he forces his way behind the counter with a gun in hand. you can see the gun's magazine falls out and goes on the floor. the clerk tries to make a break for it at that time but then he cooperates once the gunman gets the pistol reloaded. cleaning out the register, he the clerk wasn't hurt. michelle: today for the first time, all early voting centers are open until 7:00 tonight. early voting ends november 4 in d.c. some polling stations reported wait times as long as 45 minutes. others you could breeze right through. how white house will handle entitlement as the baby-boomer population ages could be a deciding factor. today we go beyond the podium with lisa the role of social security in the election and whether the candidates can deliver on promises. lisa: founding father benjamin franklin had it right. honestly is the best policy. albeit difficult to find in the election year. >> somebody has to tell them the truth that the debt is the highest since word -- world war ii. we have to spring spending and the revenue back to alignment. group that many look to for solid information on the from budget issues, including debate moderators. >> the committee for the responsible federal budget looks at both of the plans and they say neither of you has a serious plan to solve the fact that the medicare is going to run out of money in the 2020's. social security will run out of money in the 2030's. >> what are the candidates doing about it? >> unfortunately what we have is two candidates in this campaign who are running away from t side by side the plan differs. >> i am cutting taxes. we are going to grow the economy. grow at a record rate. >> growing our way out of it is unrealistic. promising not to touch a program means he guarantees 21% across the board benefit cuts. >> we need to put more money in the social security trust fund. >> you can't make that until you decide how you are going to cut benefits. so we talk about what they were going to do instead of what they promise not to do, that is the adult conversation we need in the campaign. >> in all honesty clinton's plan will help significantly but it won't solve the problem. she cites the obama ad social security, it will cost taxpayers extra 20-30% to fix the program. lisa fletcher, abc7 news. michelle: this is a look at steve's spooky stop. this was in temple hills yesterday. this place is decked out. it takes a long tine to get the elaborate work completed. jonathan: they do great work. stormwatch7 meteorologist steve rudin is in arlington in steve: i just talked to the homeowner. this is on jackson street in arlington. they have a hearse. a 1952 hearse on their front lawn. this house is decked out to the nines. we will show you what is going on. we have music an lights. everything on the property is recycle year after year. it looks totally normal. when the regular time of year. but everything from the chain link fence that is rusted out to the bicycles, to the mike to the snakes. doug hill likes snakes. to the chairs with the dolls with the heads missing. this recycled year after year. one more fun fact. the trees on the property is all from cemeteries. go figure on that one. it will be a warm one. but first we have to get through a chilly, chilly start to the overnight. mainly clear skies and the temperatures will drop in the 30's. upper 30's northern and western suburbs. upper 40's in downtown d.c. chilly side for the morning. the holiday hustle 5k. eileen will be there middle 60's by the hours. the marine corps marathon a little warm 70 to 75 degrees. i can't wait to see you here. jonathan: when you get in a car crash, normally they call for the dodges but not if a local government employee is behind the wheel. taxpayers. d.c. like other local jurisdictions is self-insured and paid out the claims from the city's budget. that amounts to millions of dollars. food truck owner got $3,600 check after a tow truck slammed the truck to the top of the overpass. >> the food truck is huge. to not think about it is careless and reckless. jonathan: coming up for us tonight at 11:00, "7 on your side" watchdog investigator chris papst takes us to the decided to ditch conventional insurance in favor of self-insuring. no one's happy when they hear how much that is costing taxpayers. michelle: next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the road to recovery is a long one for our rising star. overcoming cancer to participate in the marine corps marathon this weekend. northern virginia, on the issues, donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett "is that credit karma again?" changed..you wanna check yours?" 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"oh woah. that's different." >> laura never made it to the starting line. collarbone. >> at the time she was 27 years old, laura battled through six months of chemotherapy. let's do something about it. start treatment. kick cancer's butt. >> so much can happen in a year. this time cancer-free laura again plans to run the marine corps marathon. since the very day she received the diagnosis she has been motivated to be on the starting line. that goal will be accomplished on s free and with the leukemia lymphoma society, this is amazing. i'm so happy. >> she is calling it her redemption run. >> i know i will be in a lot of pain but it's going to feel amazing to cross the line. >> priceless reward for second chance. i'm scott abraham with a rising star. alison: tonight a bombshell on the back stretch. hillary clinton's e-mail issue. votetrak 2016 is on the road. local voters weigh in. why is the local bar owner wasting perfectly good beer? it has to do with donald trump. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. larry: just 11 days before the election, bombshell. the f.b.i. announces it will take another look in the investigation in hillary clinton's e-mails. the story broke four hours ago. chief political correspondent developments in the breaking story from the live desk. scott: this comes as most people say game over for donald trump so this is terrible timing for her team for the f.b.i. to make the big announcement. hillary clinton touched down in iowa in the ultimate october surprise. the f.b.i. announced it's private server. donald trump like a cheshire cat delivering news to supporters in new hampshire. mr. trump: i need to open with a very critical breaking news announcement. [applause] scott: followed by the chants of "lock her up. " mr. chump trp -- mr. trump: with that said the boring. should i even make the speech? [applause] scott: he had the news before her. clinton midair at the time supposedly had no wi-fi on the plane according to cnn. at an event in iowa she gave no indication. they are in damage control. secretary clinton: so now with just 11 days left -- [applause]