for the latest news you need to know right now. bad weather stretches from the great lakes to the deep south tonight. there are flood watches and advisories from new york through virginia. strong winds damaged at least ten homes in the atlanta area and a tornado watch extends into the carolinas. here s something new an airline security, the department of homeland security announced today. all passengers flying within or to the united states are now being screened against government watch lists before they get boarding passes. and repeating this hour s top story, interpol has issued a red notice national warrant for wikileaks founder julian assange in connection with alleged sex crimes. the united states is mad at him about one thing, but apparently interpol is going after him for something else. and that, joe, as we re trying to comprehend the extent of the damage of all of these state department documents. i m going to go to the wall here to play out the context of all of this. as
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pie and banana rama. and stop the leak or have blood on your hands, that s what the obama administration is telling whistleblower wikileaks after it announced planned release of classified state department documents. julie kirtz joining us from washington with the latest. what is the latest this morning, julie. this morning, we have some indication that the confidential state department documents will be released on monday. the guardian newspaper, that s one of the publications working with wikileaks plan to publish details from the secret documents tomorrow, it says. it tells the bbc this morning, the release will be a quote, an embarrassment for bresh prime minister david cameron. late last night in an unusual move the state department in washington releasing a letter from its top lounge to wikileaks founder telling him the release of the documents is illegal. the state department demanding that he destroy all u.s. government records from
saying she had handed over all of her classified documents. frankly, it wasn t just classified. she was supposed to hand over all state department documents before she left office. right. under the penalty of personaljury, grech. yesterday jen psaki didn t know whether or not secretary clinton signed that document. if state department employees sign it and fail to turn over records they could face imprisonment or fines. interesting because secretary clinton acknowledged at her news conference she didn t turn over these reports for at least two years. today jen psaki was asked again, did she sign the document. listen? i don t have an update on that. is that something that you expect that you will be able to get an answer to? i do expect i will be able to. so it s not covered by any kind of employee privacy act or something like that. i don t believe so. i can ask that question. you expect to be able to answer it. i hope so yes. we still don t have an
said there was no actionable intelligence suggesting that an attack was imminent. democrats are pointing to state department documents, released on friday by darrell issa, chairman of the house oversight committee, saying the move endangered libya nationals mentioned in the document, to score political points here at home. let s make sure that we understand exactly what did occur. but jumping to conclusions. i think darrell issa does a documentary dump on his web site of sensitive information about those in lib libya what are helping keep america safe t. shows the lengths many will go to to try to politicize this tragic situation. an aide to congressman issa says the documents were already listed as unclassified and he charges the committees are trying to, quote, create a distraction, to protect the president. jamie: live in washington, molly, thafers very much. eric: how will the attack
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