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Cutting. and then theres sketchiness. theres just a deep sketchiness to the presidents associates, the way the president conducts. >> yeah. >> cambridge analytica, watching them, get this e-mail program so no one can trace your e-mail. theres a question -- i guess theres a question of does that catch up to them? >> well, yes, in the sense that the american people look at this and i think theyre seeing that theres a certain level of predictability to this. theyre like, yeah, this is what the guy ...

Actually do this? and once you realize what theyre capable of and what theyre willing to do, it makes some of the scandals around trump, i think you see them in a different light. so it matters that he has these people who are out there talking about kind of framing their political opponents with ukrainian prostitutes and bribes and ex-spies and fake i.d.s. the fact that these are the people who are on trumps payroll at the heart of the campaign, it doesnt really -- >> so right, yeah. theres two...

Elected. >> want to start with the e-mail. at this moment the fbi says it is urgently searching the newly discovered e-mail also belonging to the laptop of disgraced former congressman anthony weiner. we are joined by cnn politics reporter eugene. what is he saying? >> he is saying he is not going to update citizens and voters and the rest of the people paying close attention to this situation until the investigation is complete. hes been under a lot of criticism, and i think he wants to keep it...

>> it will be great for business. as a reporter that would be fantastic. >> great for our business. >> run joe run. that said not only is bide an problem for her but look there are all these questions about the e-mails she hasnt resolved well. almost like week by week she treatise it differently. that makes it harder for hr to do interviews. who knows what hes going on asked about. "new york times" yesterday whether it was an e-mail about north koreas e-mail program that went through her server....

>> i do it every night. >> you need to hear this. you have some issues here if youll be shopping on the internet. >> the fbi is sounding an alarm over more cyberscams allowing hackers to access your personal data. heres rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: a warning from the fbi as you are planning to take advantage from the hottest deals online. crooks are planning to take advantage of you with these three new scams. >> they are constantly looking to steal data and information from consumers. no better...

Week that the governments time being of the essence is true. thats what the committee said, as they look at the phone mining program, they are not persuaded by the governments argument that instantaneous access is necessary to prevent terror attacks. we dont see the proof its ever happened before. thats got to be troubling for them. >> pete makes a good point. the phone metadata records, slowing it down is not a tragedy. in the scheme of counter-terrorism thats not a critical thing. the question...

Action, google attorneys cited a supreme court decision stating that users should have no legitimate expectation of privacy, so in terms of mining personal data -- >> these services are big honey pots. so the first thing we need to do is decentralize again. >> reporter: mccarthy argues we should all seek out more obscure e-mail providers, which have fewer users and are less attracted to big marketers. or better yet, use an e-mail program that lives in your computer, bypassing the middle man. and...

Sending the message to. and huge e-mail companies with millions of users do just that. with powerful computers they scan every word for clues to help them sell precisely targeted ads. if you write kayak in several messages soon you see ads for river trips. mention cars and you see models burning across the desktop. google attorneys cited a supreme court decision stating users should have no legitimate expectation of privacy. so in terms of mining data. >> these services are honey pots. >> report...

Or your credit card. oh, they just want me to logon and check something. okay. you enter your username and pass ward but youre not really on your banks site. youre on a site that looks just like it. but its a fake. >> so if you get an e-mail like that. >> the best thing to do, and this takes a little bit of extra time, and unfortunately thats sort of the security environment were living in. dont click on a link in your e-mail program. open up your web browser, type in city bank, bank of america,...