From what I have seen they are the only ones to call out HRC's lies on the Fox interview. There have been a number of other issues to when they have been more open to truth than CNN and MSNBC. It could be CBS is trying to attract that 13-20 million voters or tried to vote for Sanders' people. Won't know without more evidence of them pointing out things the other media are ignoring.

qualified for the Sec of State job would understand the necessity of utmost care in the handling of secure information on a Web-based platform. No one would expect Clinton to be a tech expert herself, but everyone should expect her to understand the importance of hiring qualified people to check, double-check, and triple-check through layers of protection all official business she and her staff conducted--at home or anywhere else. She did not. In fact, she did the reverse.

This issue is distinct from the dodging of FOIA and federal documents requirements represented by her home server.

Here's one of my fave excerpts from Hillary's self-promoting memoir, Hard Choices--which, it turns out, she did not actually write (ditto her first book, It Takes a Village, much like Trump and his bestseller).*This excerpt gives the lie to anything she might say now about not knowing about security protocols or trusting to subordinates or the State Department screwed up:

She Believes Technology is a Double-Edged Sword:
Although Clinton admits she is “not the most tech-savvy person,” she also describes “falling in love with my iPad,” even as she acknowledges that new technologies, including more widespread use of cell phones and ever expanding social media channels, are tools that are “in and of themselves value-neutral. They could be forces for bad as easily as for good, just as steel can be used to build hospitals or tanks, and nuclear power can either energize a city or destroy it.” She adds that we must “act responsibly to maximize technology’s benefits—while minimizing the risks.” [bold added] Ways she and her staff were advised to minimize those risks included leaving “BlackBerrys, laptops—anything that communicated with the outside world—on the plane, with their batteries removed to prevent foreign intelligence services from compromising them” when they visited places like Russia. She was also advised to keep sensitive material confidential by reading it “inside an opaque tent in a hotel room. In less well-equipped settings we were told to improvise by reading sensitive material with a blanket over our head. I felt like I was ten years old again, reading covertly by flashlight under the covers after bedtime.”

Notice the anecdote about her as a little girl, a painful attempt to humanize a widely disliked public figure.

*But what credit will Widmer get on “Hard Choices”? Clinton caused an uproar with her bestseller, “It Takes a Village,” when she denied the ghost writer any identification at all. That book was written by Barbara Feinman, a Georgetown University professor. Feinman was paid $120,000 for seven months’ work. She eventually went public and complained about lack of credit. Source: http://www.showbiz411.com/2014/05/30/hillary-clintons-hardest-choice-to-....

See also: https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/who-wrote-that-political-...

but the way this reads she still has a security clearance. Does that mean bush, cheney, b clinton, Jimmy Carter all still have security clearances?