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Are appropriate in this case. But the trouble may just be beginning. Clinton accused of living above the law while many ask did comey change the law to let her off the hook . Patricia stark following the latest on the campaign trail as donald trump slams the quote rigged system. We begin with Kristin Fisher live for us with washington, d. C. With new backlash the fbi is facing. Good morning, kristin. Even though the director of the fbi did not recommend any criminal charges, he did offer a blistering critique of clintons handling of classified information. First he announced over 100 of her em...

Reporting that they have this and want to live through lot and moved inside, 17 Police Academy training, received 13 victims, one it, that he wants to go through what do i do if im in a all of this thats coming for people have been has died there and those transported to various situation where there is him. Hospitals in the el paso an active shooter, all ages range from 2 years im sure the fbi is on the Lessons Learned as we scene and theyre doing a area, we know there are old to seniors. Move forward. Psychological profile of this number of fatalities that we dont have a rob yeah, we talked ...

Pooh Shiesty teamed up with K Carbon to hoste a back-to-school give-a-way for kids in Shelby County in Memphis.

While raders are experiencing business boom, paremnts are crying foul over high cost of school items.

>> reporter: maddy davis is reeling after trying to fulfill his son jackson's back-to-school list. it's a preschool list. jacks is four. >> we hit $100. now we hit $150. we're at $200. and once i hit $200 i just stopped. this is way out of my budget. where are i going to pull $200 from. >> reporter: the mom says the shopping this year was papers, pencils and price increases. >> just this, i probably put it around $75. >> reporter: and it's not complete. >> no, it's not complete. >> reporter: just 36% of parents say they can afford back-to-school supplies, compared to 52% last year. but even wi...