These decisions you have to have confidentiality. i clerked for a lower court drilled in from day one what you discuss with your judge, what you learn about with the draft and what have you, this has to stay behind closed doors. it s a serious, serious breach of the public trust. ainsley: from your experience, how would this information get out because we talked to some clerks yesterday and they said you can t walk out with any papers and i doubt you are allowed to have cell phones when you are reading opinions. there is even a disconnect with the computers on when you draft opinions to the actual internet in chambers. so, it looks like the leaked draft was printed out and rescanned. somebody got a hard copy somehow. whether it s a clerk with a thumb drive that then printed it out at home? whether it s somebody in court staff or something. i don t know. but it looks like somebody gave a physical copy to politico. i
There are many questions being asked as to how was it possible [ technical difficulties ] all right. we lost nick. we ll get him back later on. we appreciate his reporting there for you. we have other news. the state department says it won t finish reviewing and releasing thousands of pages of hillary clinton s e-mails until january 2016. we re also learning clinton s lawyers handed over the e-mails in hard copy. it s like a dozen boxes. now they need to be rescanned. one thing hillary clinton is not handing over is her private e-mail server she used exclusive exclusively to conduct state department business. all of this as memos about libya e-mailed to clinton from sidney bloomenthal they re under scrutiny now. they want to subpoena blumenthal and get those e-mail which is are supposedly private. rescue crews searching for more bodies following that deadly mudslide in colombia. at least 62 people were killed
Their procedure was he d have to go for a pat down, he declined to do that. in their words, they say he was detained by the tsa and is unable to fly. rand paul is in a position now where he has been publicly critical at hearings and so forth about that kind of procedure. he d asked to be rescanned, they say, and he was not given that opportunity to go back through the machine. at this point it appears to be some kind of standoff where he s not able to board his flight, will not submit to the patdown, on his view it is too invasive, even though that is a standard procedure that many people who fly go through. so right now, he is, at this point, not able to board his flight to come back to d.c. it s one of those unusual moments where the clash of civil liberties and disagreements of how that should be done affected a united states senator. he claims he had no reason to set off the machine and it was a mistake. that will all have to be sorted out, but because he s been a public critic, th
Fatalities, they printed 183 stories. jim avila, abc news. okay, and from that story to this one. there are renewed hopes that the mistery behind an air france off the coast of brazil may finally be solved. the rear section of that plane is relatively intact deep on the ocean floor. well, that raises the possibility that the black boxes may still be attached to the wreckage. all 228 people on board that plane were killed when it crashed two years ago. reconcile those two stories, however you will, right? i tried. well, some new questions will being asked this morning about how much security is too much at the airport. they stem from this video. take a look. a 6-year-old girl, again, 6 years old, she s being invasively patted down by a tsa agent. the video was posted over the weekend. and we still don t know the airport where this was shot. now, when the woman who is believed to be the girl s mother asked if the child can be rescanned, she was told no.