serving as secretary of state. and we've also learned this week a federal judge in washington is set to hold a hearing on another issue touching on this e-mail controversy surrounding a well-known member of clinton's inner circle. our justice correspondent pete williams has late details. >> reporter: the fbi's forensics experts are now examining the server once located in hiltry clinton's new york home, the device that hosted her private e-mail account. two sources familiar with the process say analysts are optimistic they can recover at least some data even though they've determined, as was previously disclosed, that it was wiped clean when the account was deactivated. the fbi is examining whether any government secrets were improperly sent or received on the private server, which was not a classified system. >> it was never designed to be secure. it was designed to be a way of sharing information, not protecting information from being shared. >> i do want to be the champion -- >> reporter: the e-mails have been a stubborn political issue. a nearly daily distraction for her. just yesterday the state department said 305 e-mails have been flagged for further review to see if they contain classified information. on thursday a federal judge holds a hearing on a lawsuit touching on the e-mail controversy including houma abedin, a key clinton campaign adviser constantly at the candidate's side. she was also a top aide to secretary clinton at the state department and had an account on the private e-mail server. a watchdog group that sued to get details of abedin's 2k3w069 contract has expanded its lawsuit, demanding a search of the clinton e-mails for answers. >> i think they are dragging their feet. i think that they are engaged in some form of gamesmanship, legal gamesmanship, and they're being less than frank and forthcoming. >> reporter: campaigning today in las vegas, mrs. clinton was asked about it. >> well, i do now. what was supposed to be convenient has turned out to be anything but convenient. >> reporter: and mrs. clinton says even if she had used the state department e-mail system, not her own, all the material would have to be reviewed anyway before releasing it publicly, and she says that would raise the same kinds of questions about whether some of it should have been classified. lester? >> pete williams, thank you. overseas to a growing mystery as another bomb explodes in bangkok, ratcheting up the anxiety even further after yesterday's deadly blast in an area popular with western tourists. and officials say the bomber was caught on camera. now they're trying to figure out exactly who he is and why he attacked. nbc's ian williams is there. >> reporter: the mystery centers on the man in the yellow t-shirt. police say he's not just a suspect, he's the bomber. but who is he? chilling security camera video shows him entering the shrine unnoticed, sitting next to a young woman and casually slipping off his backpack. he then stands amid his victims, takes a picture, and walks away, leaving the backpack behind. >> reporter: the explosion captured in new cell phone video killed at least 22 people. today bangkok escaped further bloodshed a device exploding in the water near a river pier similar to but smaller than yesterday's bomb. police say it was thrown from a bridge targeting commuters. "it sounded look a car starting. then i saw smoke and an explosion," this man said. bangkok is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. but the city is on edge. security tight. police are warning visitors to remain vigilant. >> i'm okay, but it's very scary. >> reporter: thailand has seen political violence in recent years, but not like this, not in the capital. still, with no claim of responsibility and no apparent motive, the police are tonight building their hopes around that grainy surveillance video of the suspect in yellow. near the blast site today blood donors lined up. investigators searched for clues. while mourners tonight lit candles and wondered if the mystery bomber would strike again. ian williams, nbc news, bangkok. in a first for the army's elite rangers school, a pair of women have just made history by proving they belonged among the best of the best. but whether they will actually be allowedeon the front lines with their male counterparts is still a matter open to debate. our hallie jackson has the story. >> reporter: it's the army's ultimate test of toughness. ranger school. edwhere only the strongest, fastest, smartest soldiers make the grade. for decades that meant men. but this week for the first time ever two women are ready to join their ranks. >> i think it's a historic moment for the military writ large. >> reporter: the first few days of that elite ranger training a grueling test that knocks out one in three candidates. a five-mile run in under 40 minutes. a 12-mile march in less than three hours. 49 push-ups, 59 sit-ups, water survival and land navigation tests. the ones who pass then train in three phases -- the woods, the mountains, the swamp. >> the ranger department maintained the same exacting standards for men and women. these two young west pointers are superb athletes with great leadership skills. >> reporter: the army is not identifying the women until later this week before they graduate, but even then they won't be joining the ranger unit yet. they can't take the next step because the military is still determining whether to allow women into combat roles. a decision expected by the end of the year. >> women have really attained the highest goals within the military and are capable of leading our soldiers in future combat. >> reporter: two of the army's toughest making history. for now their mission far from over. hallie jackson, nbc news, washington. we turn now to an nbc news investigation that is bound to trage many of our viewers. a doctor accused of profiting as he diagnosed patients with neurological disorders that they never had. tonight we meet patients who say he pr heyed on them, yet he continues to practice medicine. our senior investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden has the story. >> we created a wider door space here. >> reporter: when amber taylor's doshlth diagnosed her with multiple sclerosis, he told her she'd better prepare for her future. >> we did tear out an additional wall here. >> reporter: she borrowed $50,000 to make her home wheelchair accessible. she also quit her job and stopped coaching her daughter's softball team. all things she said were part of following doctor's orders. >> one day i actually remember him saying you need to come to the realization that this is your diagnosis and it will get worse. >> you go in with migraines, you come out with m.s. >> absolutely. >> and a whole lot of powerful drugs to go along with it. >> yes. >> her doctor, sean orr, put her on the m.s. drug copaxin. the injections cost $5,000 a month and caused painful welts. >> you ran out of spaces to give yourself the shots. >> absolutely. >> reporter: but worst of all, she learned it was never necessary. that's right. amber taylor does not have m.s. and never did. >> you might think that okay, everybody makes mistakes and maybe he just made a mistake in your case. >> he was just untruthful. i absolutely did not have m.s. >> reporter: neither did any of these women. all patients of dr. orr. >> so all three of you diagnosed with m.s. >> yes. >> do any of you have m.s.? >> no. >> no. >> he looked into my eyes and he said, you've got m.s. i had my whole suicide planned. i said i'm not going to have my family have to take care of me like this. >> i went to several doctors, and they kept telling me i didn't have it. but i just knew that dr. orr couldn't be wrong. >> dr. orr had a sterling reputation as the chief of neurology at jacksonville's baptist medical center. the department then ranked as one of the best in the country. >> i'm dr. sean orr. i'm a neurologist. >> he posted videos about the brain online. and he was the team doctor to the jaguars. but according to u.s. attorney lee bentley, who prosecuted dr. orr for fraud, he was also something else. >> a con man. just like other con men, he relied upon his charisma to close the deal. his error rate ranged anywhere from 65% for m.s. to over 90% for other neurological disorders. rr79 bentley says the con involved dozens, perhaps hundreds of pictures. with every new m.s. diagnosis came a sure thing. a steady stream of expensdyive tests, frequent office visits, and costly prescription drugs. efing up dr. orr's half a million-dollar salary and fueling his lavish lifestyle. both of these homes were his. in one two-year period he made $250,000 with consulting services to quest core pharmaceutical, maker of. the m.s. drug acthar. lee bentley says dr. orr was one of the nation's top prescribers. each vial cost $25,000. dr. orr declined to be interviewed interviewed, citing patient confidentiality, adding "differences of opinion and approaches to treatment with diagnosis happen." he settled the department of justice's civil fraud case for $150,000 without admitting any wrongdoing. but the u.s. attorney says there could be criminal arges. >> it's a beautiful day here.sw>> reporter: dr. orr is no longer with baptist medical cter but continues to practice medicine 300 miles away in panama city, florida. whether dr. orr will be able to continue to practice is up to the florida department of health. they would neither confirm nor deny they are investigating him. lester? >> i want to know that these patients are going to be okay. you said they were on some pretty powerful drugs. >> well, we talked to several experts, and they say it's really unclear whether the long-term effects of these will be detrimental to patients, although i can tell you several of the patients are suing dr. orr. >> all right. cynthia, thank you very much. we've got a lot more news ahead including breaking news in the search for rosie o'donnell's daughter, who vanished without a trace. missing for a week. the major issue her disappearance is bringing to light. also late word of potential trouble in the i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? 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[ cheers and applause ] >> and that will do it for us on a tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. takes on heidi and hillary. >> we have donald trump's one on one interview and he's letting them have it now on "extra". ." what are you thoughts on hillary right now? >> i don't know if she will make it. >> hillary, heidi, donald trump. heidi reveals a video against trump saying she's no longer a ten. plus did the donald really pursue princess diana? rosie o'donnell's daughter missing. >> these are my children. >> the latest details on 17-year-old chelsea's mysterious disappearance. >> terrance howard's court battle with his ex. >> a shocking suicide confession as terrance takes the stand. >> pierce brosnan on his airport security breach. why he was stopped by the tsa. >> i don't think it was ten inches. >> plus countdown to the final "csi." we're sending in tv's new crime fighter. >> oh, my gosh, matt doran. >> ted, marc, jorgea and why ted danson is saying this. >> i'm south. >> now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood the entertainment capital of l.a. welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez. coming up, rosie o'donnell turning to new york police to help find her missing daughter. we got the very latest. >> also coming up, stephen colbert revealing the family tragedy that shaped his career. but first donald trump continues to come to nature to dominate the polls and headlines. a war of words with the body. a throng of reporters wanted an exclusive. trump's new star studded feud today with none other than supermodel heidi klum. >> what do you think about donald trump jumping in to the presidential race >> i guess everyone can try. >> heidi only weeks ago, donald then firing back in the "new york times" sadly she's no longer a ten. her new response? a trump masked man revealing her new ranking. heidi klum, posting to her followers.