powerful storm. we ll have much more just ahead. also tonight, the justice department s inspector general has release add report on former fbi director james comey and how he handled memos with his meetings with president trump. sara murray has been going through the documents, lengthy documents. what did you discover? the inspector general took a pretty dim view of how comey handled these memos. they said he violated fbi rules, and he set a dangerous press accident for current and former members of the fbi in handling this sensitive information, though they did concede that numb of the information he ultimately shared with a colleague to the new york times was not classified information. he was explaining why he wanted to get these memos out here. i asked a friend of mine to share the content of the memo with a reporter. i didn t do it myself for a variety of reasons, but i asked
unfolding diplomatic crisis. and why do women only make 77 cents on the dollar compared to men? i m wolf blitzer, you re in the situation room. tomorrow marks one year since the u.s. mission that killed osama bin laden and today the terror leader s name is popping up out there on the campaign trail. the romney and obama campaigns are each trying to paint their candidate as the toughest, but for team romney, it s a built of an uphill battle right now. our national political correspondent jim acosta is watching all this unfold. what s going on in this fight? for months, mitt romney has been on offensive. he in this debate over the killing of osama bin laden, romney has been on defense, just the way the president wants it. as mitt romney was shaking hands in new hampshire, he was asked the question, he had given the same order to kill osama bin laden. even jimmy carter would have given that order. cnn breaking news. tonight i can report to the american people a
statement that goes to the same statement now and take a look at that. they re saying this is an important and essential step for ensuring a more democratic process for airline and rail workers seeking representation in the workplace. what say you, sir? well, for 75 years, the rule has been that 50 percent, plus one, of all the employees affected had to vote. and now, by a simple vote of two members of the mediation board, they want to change the 75-year-old rule, which has been upheld twice by the supreme court, to say you only need 50 percent, plus one of the number of employees voting. that s wrong, that s not the right way to do it. we re challenging this for a resolution in the senate. martha: a lot of folks are saying this is a gift, there s been a huge amount of union donation to democratic candidates, including the president, and that this is basically payback. you know, you ve got a seven five-year press accident, then all of the precedent and the unions are saying this