making the case he s playing politics. the campaign so seizing on news reports that james comey refused to call out russia for meddling in the u.s. election. they say he said it was too close to election day. clinton s campaign manager moments ago holding a conference call with reporters. it s impossible to view this as anything less than a blatant double standard. that director comey would show more discretion in a matter concerning a foreign state actor than one involving the democratic nominee for president is nothing short of jaw dropping. cnn has not been able to corroborate the cnbc and huffi huff ington post reporting but the fbi, racing to sort through thousands of e-mails found on anthony weiner s laptop computer. using specialized software to isolate e-mails they think may be pertinent to hillary clinton s entire review server. that could drag on well past election day. hillary clinton moments ago questioning the timing of the fbi director s actions. it s thi
fbi s surprise announcement of that probe into huma abedin s e-mails. clinton says, quote, there s no case here. need more controversy? how about this. donald trump s campaign is facing new questions this morning about whether he cheated to avoid paying tens of millions of dollars in federal taxes over nearly two decades. also, there are multiple and uncorroborated reports about his campaign s potential links to russia. this all matters more because of where we are, seven days out from the election. we ve got it all covered for you. let s begin with cnn justice correspondent evan perez live in washington. evan? reporter: good morning, chris. the big question today remains, will the fbi be able to provide more information about what its investigation into huma abedin s recent he discovered e-mails are showing. fbi director james comey has told officials at this point he has no plan to provide partial update, and it s unlikely that his investigators can complete their work
very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner s not ready, i go through the roof. g grab em by the [ bleep ] and when you re a star, they let you do it, you can do anything. cnn tracking all of this for you this morn. cnn s jason carroll is in king of prussia, pennsylvania, where trump speaks next hour. brianna, let s start with you, good morning. good morning, carol. today for hillary clinton is all about the woman vote. she is going to be talking about women and girls, as you mentioned. she will be be in dade city, florida, and she ll have alicia machado introducing her. donald trump ended up in this sort of back and forth with her. she alleged he called her miss housekeeping and this focus coming in tandem with that ad that you just showed. this is perhaps one of the most scathing ads that the clinton campaign has used against donald trump, using his own words. so this is her focus today. as they try to change the narrative a little bit. there s so much focus no
coons said. he came away with the impression that fbi agents would not interview additional people beyond the witnesses that were actually listed by the white house. he said he told mcgahn that s not kredsabcredible. the reporting is the white house isn t limiting the investigation. meaning that fbi agents can and will find out that multiple people who knew brett kavanaugh say he wasn t truthful in his testimony to the senate judiciary committee. i mentioned another one has come forward. kavanaugh s former yale classmate says kavanaugh was staggering drunk and belligerent and aggressive. he made a statement a short time ago. here is part of what he said. i do not believe in heavy drinking or behavior of an 18 to 21-year-old. i would be a hypocrite to think so. however, i have direct repeated knowledge about brett s drinking, his disposition while drunk. i believe brett s actions as a 53-year-old federal judge matter. if he lied about his past actions on national television
had an incident at some point in her life and you are sympathetic to that, but your reputation is on the line, and i hope people understand the gravity of the charges made against you and what a fair process looks like. for klobuchar. thank you, mr. chairman. judge, we re talking here about decency, and you understand we have this constitutional duty to advise and consent. and for me when this evidence came forward, i decided that i needed to look at this and i needed to find out about it and i needed to ask you questions about it as well as others that were involved. so, again, i m not going to take quite the same approach as my colleagues here and talk about don mcgahn or any of this. why don t you just ask the president. dr. ford can t do this. we clearly haven t been able to do this, but just ask the president to reopen the fbi investigation. i think the committee you re doing the investigation. i m here to answer your questions, and i should say one thing, senato