what is difference between this and allegations always circled for example the clinton foundation? oney to this giant foundation. you're buying access to the clintons. you know what, does that get you? do they use it as their own slush fund. >> we're not accusing clintons of anything. melissa: no. but what they're doing is legal. what is the difference. >> with silver charges he got legal fees and didn't do any legal work. melissa: right. >> i think on clinton side there is going to be a question as she starts to gear up here i'm kind of amazed she is still doing paid speeches or at least she has lately what are, what do people think they're getting when they write checks to the clinton foundation and pay her more than $200,000 an hour. people who see her speak generally wouldn't consider her -- melissa: $200,000 an hour type speech maker. what is it exactly that they're buying? >> there will be a lot of associations. there will be a lot of check writers because the clinton foundation, it is really phenomenal money-making machine. melissa: yeah. >> what do these peel think they're b

too small to fail and they have a number of national collaborative partners, bill and hillary clinton foundationou mentioned in the piece. american academy of pediatrics, sesame street, whole slew of the best and brightest in early education. this campaign hopefully will succeed in oakland. we'll take the best pieces of it, including the clothing line and the outdoor signage, which by the way designed by silverstein, they are the folks behind the got milk commercials and best and brightest in the advertising world. we've combined the talents of wonderful organizations to create this and hopefully we can scale it nationally with our national partners and but oakland is where the pilot is going to run, for again, launching shortly. >> i know people are going to want -- they say, how can they get the good stuff? you have a website? >> yes, it's talking is teaching.org. people can go on to that website and find out where the materials are available. we will be working with community partners in oakland, clinics and hospitals and libraries and be distributing the materials to family who most need the

clinton and the clinton foundation raising all their money. are protests in haiti because they're not getting funding. there are a lot of shady business deals could come out should the gop go after it if need be? >> honestly i think the democratic romney if ann romney cavorting with a known child molester i think the democratic party would have a field day with it. >> that is different story that you're talking about than the haiti story. >> i'm just saying hypothetically, if there were something quite as nefarious as the suggestions, implications there, i think, yes that would be it is not my style of politics. i'm really concerned about transformation and substantive issues and getting economy back on track and getting americans to work. so it's a big distraction. it is dirty but i have to say, i love warren and presidential poll ticks. it is fair. >> i still don't know if i believe elizabeth warren. i interviewed her since she was a professor at harvard. her rise is meteoric. she has so much enthusiasm and no no, i will make up my mind late

clinton takes part in a forum on the role of women in the global economy. then live coverage of the conservative summit hosted by the heritage foundation. later, the house rules committee meets to consider homeland security spending on immigration, and a possible delay in implementing the volcker rule on certain kinds of speculative investment. former secretary of state hillary clinton talks about empowering women, and their role in the global economy at this forum hosted by george doun university. it's a little over an hour and a half. >>> good afternoon everyone. it's a pleasure to welcome all of you for joining us for this very special event. today we celebrate the international council on women's business leadership previously established at the state department, and now relaunched here at georgetown's institute for women, peace and security. now on this occasion we have the great privilege of hearing reflections on the power of women's economic participation from the founder of the council the honorable hillary rodham clinton. it's always a pleasure welcoming secretary clinton to our campus and i'll have the honor of introducing her

that's why at the clinton foundation my daughter chelsea and i are heading up an initiative called no ceilings. we are collecting and analyzing a vast amount of data to map out the gains women and girls have made in the past 20 years since the conference in beijing but also to highlight the gaps that remain. nearly two decades after the united nations fourth world conference on women in beijing called for in the platform for action full participation in every aspect of society, a growing number of leaders have come to understand how important this is. they see we cannot afford to leave talent on the sidelines or money on the table. we began rolling out our thinking behind this agenda at the conference concerning apec, the asian pacific economic community, that the united states was sponsoring in 2011. apec's san francisco declaration is an example of momentum that is building. it focused on the most serious obstacles facing women in business, access to capital access to markets skills training capacity building, and leadership. and these challenges have guided the work of this council

it was the clinton foundation was involved. a lot of money going to haiti. of state hillary clinton was in power when a lot of aid money went in. a lot will rest on their shoulders. >> the question is will liberal reporters and media care going into 2016. david: this information is coming out now. >> somehow i have a feeling she will wave it off the way she did benghazi, et cetera. i hope that is the no the case. you're right, anytime you give something away for free, that is redistribution. you have to make people work for it or make them invested in it, otherwise, frankly people get turned against you. so like, we give so much aid to pakistan and the middle east, they turn around and then attack us. it is ridiculous. david: that is why the work, larry you're doing, needs to be applauded. doing great work in haiti. thank you very much for that. cheryl, we're out of time. larry shover, cheryl casone and carrie sheffield. catch carrie and myself on "forbes on fox." on the fox news channel 11:00 a.m. eastern time every saturday. liz? liz: david, the hacking of

he's the 42nd president of the united states and founder of the clinton foundation, which will be hostingament starting january 22nd. as well as the clinton health matters initiative conference. please welcome president bill clinton. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> great. >> seth: so wonderful to see you. >> thank you. i'm glad to see you again. >> seth: the last time i saw you was at a clinton global initiative event, and right after that you became a grandfather. congratulations. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] it's really wonderful. >> seth: you're enjoying it? >> i love it, yeah. i like every other grandparent, i think my granddaughter's the greatest thing since sliced bread. >> seth: yeah. >> it's really fun. and hillary and i are able to see her a lot because chelsea and mark and charlotte live in new york, so we're hear all the time. >> so far my daughter has not, you know, had to discipline her overly exuberant grandparents too much. you know, these young people, they know what the rules are on childrearing. it's very impressive. [ laughter ] >> seth: you

that is why the clinton foundation, my daughter chelsea and i are heading up an initiative called no ceiling. we are collect and in analyzing a vast amount of data to map out the gains women and girls have made in the past 20 years since the conference in beijing but also to highlight the gaps that remain. nearly two decades after the night nations third world conference on women in beijing called for the platform for action full participation in every aspect of society, a growing number of readers have come to understand how this is. dcb cannot afford to leave talent on the sideline for money on the table. we began rolling out the thinking behind this agenda at the conference concerning a pet coming to asia and pacific economic community that the united states is sponsoring in 2011. aipac san francisco declaration is an example of momentum that is building. it focuses on the most serious obstacles facing women in business. access to capital, access to markets, skills training, capacity building and leadership. and these challenges has guided the work of this counsel as well. let's l

host: the clinton foundation recently negotiated a lower rate, i believe it was, for anti_overdose drugs. what is your position on that? guest: in september, the board of directors approved a statement that supports the use of narcan. and what is known as good samaritan laws in order to encourage the use of narcan. in the end, while we're promoting treatment, we cannot treat people if they're dead. that is a saying that you hear often in addiction community. we need first and foremost safety. i think that product that you're talking about is literally a recording that walks the present through the steps that they need to take in order to save someone's life. it is pretty incredible. narcan itself has been used in ers and emts for years. getting the word out about the importance of saving lives is critical. we're going to see the presidents budget on monday. it is our job to go through that budget. we saw congress allocate $12 million last year and the cromnibus for opiate treatment services and medication assisted treatment, that is separate from narcan. what we're talking about there is

host: the clinton foundation recently negotiated a lower rate, i believe, for an anti_overdose drug.t is your position on the? guest: in september, the board of directors approved a statement that supports the narcan __ known as good samaritan laws in order to encourage the use of narcan. in the end, while we promote treatment, we cannot treat people if they are dead. that is a saying that you hear often. we need first and foremost, safety. i think the product you are talking about is literally a recording that walks the person through the steps that they need to take in order to save someone's life. nor can __ narcan itself has been being used for years. but getting the word out about the importance of saving lives is critical. we will see the presidents budget on monday. it is our job to go to that budget. we saw congress allocate $12 million last year in the cromnibus to opiate treatment services. that is separate from narcan. what we're trying out there is medication that helps people with opiate disorders, in addition to cognitive behavior therapy. these are very positive develo

hillary clinton had an e-mail announcement which was a fund raising letter for the family foundation. clinton's inner circle indicates she may not announce until spring which could throw a wrench into democrat's plans. >> the biggest issue for hillary clinton is coming up with a message. a real reason she is running other than she is hillary clinton. >> reporter: among republicans, jeb bush is actively exploring a run. this week resigning all of his corporate and non-profit memberships, including with his education foundation. chris christie says he would discuss it with his family over the holidays. ted cruz has never been shy about his ambitions. a recent twitter issue with cuba with rand paul and marco rubio had 2016 all over it. it is an intoxicating resolution. winning the white house. for "today," peter alexander, nbc news washington. >>> across the country, we have seen a huge drop in gas prices. one that has been welcomed by a lot of people. that trend should continue into the new year. this morning, some people are actually seeing a slight increase. that is because of gas tax

just this week hillary clinton jolted 2016 watchers with this e-mail announcement that turned out to be a fund-raising letter for her family's foundationner circle indicated she may not announce either way until spring which could throw a wrench into other democrats' plans. >> the biggest challenge right now for hillary clinton is coming up with a real message, a real reason that she is running other than just the fact that she is hillary clinton. >> reporter: former governor jeb bush is actively exploring a run, this week resigning all of his corporate and non-profit board memberships including with his own education foundation. new jersey's chris christie said he'd discuss it with his family over the holidays. texas senator ted cruz has never been shy about his ambitions. and a recent twitter skirmish over cuba between rand paul and marco rubio had 2016 written all over it. peter alexander, nbc news, washington. >> joining me to talk about it now is jimmy williams and mercedes schlep. thank you for joining us. mercedes what can we expect to see candidates come out and announce their intentions to run for the white house officially? >

vaccinations and children's health agricultural development, and she was the foundation's first chief operating officer. during the clinton administration she served as in administration she served as deputy director of o.m.b., chief of staff to the secretary of the treasury, and staff director of the national economic council. she was born and raised in west virginia, received her a.b. from harvard and a degree from a oxford. we are pleased to have her here. let me do a quick logistical thing. after remarks, we'll have questions and answers. you have cards for questions. please put your question on it and your name. we'll go through it and i'll call on people and you'll say your question, but we want to do it efficiently with the cards first. with all that, secretary burwell, we are pleased to have you. [applause] >> thank you very much, mark. appreciate it. and it's great to be here at the new america foundation. mark twain once said that you can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus. and i think the great thing about the new america foundation is that you work to refocus our collective imagination

. >> caller: the affordable care act the idea that came out of the heritage foundation in 1980 when hillary clinton ran her 93 health care the only thing she left out of it was the individual mandate. if the republicans lock it down you can listen to newt gingrich from 93 to 95 and all he talks about is individuals taking the responsibility of buying health care. >> we believe this segment to go live now to the california state capitol building in sacramento where governor jerry brown will be sworn in and give his inaugural address. he won the election in november getting nearly 60% of the vote against republican. governor brown is the longest-serving executive in california history previously serving from 1975 to 1983. at the age of 7016 is the oldest [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [ilnvsati naib cves] >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] everyone please take your seats the inauguration of the honorable edmund brown junior will begin and if i could ask everyone who uses violence to your cell phones and do it at this time. the 39th governor of california the h

clinton. this week she teased supporters with this e-mail titled "announcement" that turned out to be a fund-raising letter for her family's foundation. >> she said she was going to take time off over the holidays and she actually did it. now it's january, people are waiting to are her to do something. among those waiting, vice president joe biden, former virginia senator jim webb martin o'maly and vrm senator bernie sanders. political analysts say clinton and bush have such strong name recognition and fund-raising potential at this point, other candidates might be intimidated. on the other hand their connections past and present could become liabilities. >> everyone knows who hillary clinton is. everyone thinks they know who jeb bush is and all of that carries potential baggage. if they have business entangled, all kinds of things that because they are the front-runner make them the biggest target. >> while name recognition and money may give a starting advantage to clinton and bush, other factors wild cards for now are bound to shape the race -- economic frukt wagss, volatile events on the world stage, natural disasters and verbal

vaccinations children's health, agricultural development, and she was the foundation's first chief operating officer. during the clinton administration she served as deputy director of o.m.b., chief of staff to the secretary of the treasury, and staff director of the national economic council. she was born and raised in west virginia, received her a.b. from harvard and a degree from oxford. we are pleased to have her here. let me do a quick logistical thing. after remarks, we'll have questions and answers. you have cards for questions. please put your question on it and your name. we'll go through it and i'll call on people and you'll say your question, but we want to do it efficiently with the cards first. with all that, secretary burwell, we are pleased to have you. [applause] >> thank you very much, mark. appreciate it. and it's great to be here at the new america foundation. mark twain once said that you can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus. and i think the great thing about the new america foundation is that you work to refocus our collective imagination on the things we can do together

from vaccinations, children's health agricultural development and the foundation's first chief operating officer. during the clintondeputy director of omb chief of staff to the secretary of the treasury and staff director of the economic council. she was born and raised in west virginia, received her ab from harvard and degree from oxford. we're pleased to have her here. let me do a quick logistical thing. after her remarks, we'll have questions and answers. you have cards for questions. please put your question on it and your name. we'll go through it and call on people and you'll say your question, but we want to do it efficiently with the cards first. with all that secretary burwell, we're pleased to have you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, mark. appreciate it. and it is great to be here at the new america foundation. mark twain once said that you can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus. and i think the great thing about the new america foundation is that you work to refocus our collective imagination on the things that we can do together to renew american prosperity. and that's a v

foundation for cancer research. >> what a great and amazing thing. >> that's unbelievable. to run one marathon is quite an come president clinton.run 7 in 7 straight days. >> how many have you run lately >> how many have you run lately. >> not lately. lately sear o. i have as many answers as tom brady. is it possible that brady was so me particular news all facet of the preparation could not know anything about those deflated football. couldn't even tell they w you can find a new frontier. there's nothing stopping you and a lot helping you. technology that's with you always. this is our promise. it's never been better to wander because wherever you go, you'll find us doing everything we can, so you can. >> coming up tonight at 11:00. children carjack at gun point. right in front of their home. tonight the family describes the terrifying ordeal. >> plus overhead wires come down in a storm or earthquake. so why are thousands of miles of cable still hanging over our streets? why the plan to bury them will take hundreds of years and you are still paying for it. join us for 7 news at 11:00 over on channel >> all right. larry is here

clinton's timetable. but the fact that jeb bush has resigned from all those -- disentangled from the corporate stuff and the foundationk that huckabee actually helps jeb bush, because hub abein iowa and the diversity of republican conservatives in iowa makes -- you could have jeb bush actually doing well in iowa but with 20-some percent of the vote. >> that's the jeb bush strategy hope the right is divided. but we still haven't seen jeb bush the candidate. he hasn't campaigned for political office since 2002. >> he was smart to get his name out there early and then do all the stuff and keep himself in the background now. i think frankly with mike huckabee, i will believe it when i see it. >> i was the same way. i believe -- i was the same way. quitting that show was not insignificant. >> but there are plenty of other reasons why he may have done it. he has done this before in the past, i'm going to run and messes around and pulls out. >> he has given up a lot of money. >> in iowa next winter right before the primary there, then i will believe it. >> the time -- it moved up earlier, it's moved up earlier. huckabee was

clinton. this week she teased her supporters with this e-mail titled announcement that turned out to be a fund-raising letter for her family's foundation. >> she said she was going to take some time off over the holidays and she actually did it. now it's january. people are waiting for her to do something. >> reporter: among those waiting, vice president joe biden, former virginia senator jim webw martin o'malley and bernie sanders. political analysts say clinton and bush have such name recognition, other candidates might be intimidated. on the other hand their connections past and present could become liabilities. >> everyone know whose hillary clinton. everyone thinks they know who jeb bush is. all that carries potential baggage. they have all kinds of things that because they are the front-runner front-runner make them the biggest target. >> while name recognition and money may give an advantage for clinton and bush wild cards are bound to shape the race economic fluctuations natural disasters and verbal gaffs. all the thangs that make every president campaign unique. >> a lot to watch. coming up on "meet the press," moderator chuck

clinton. this week, she teased her supporters with this e-mail entitled "announcement" that turned out to be a fundraising letter for her family's foundationshe was going to take some time off over the holidays and she actually did it. but now it's january people are waiting for her to do something. >> reporter: among those waiting, vice president joe biden. former virginia senator jim webb. maryland's outgoing governor martin o'malley. and even vermont senator bernie sanders. political analysts say clinton and bush have such strong name recognition and fundraising potential at this point, other candidates might be intimidated. on the other hand their connections, past and present, could become liabilities. >> everyone knows who hillary clinton is. everyone thinks they know who jeb bush is. and all of that carries potential baggage. they have business entanglements. all kinds of things that because they are the frontrunner make them the biggest target. >> reporter: while name recognition and money may give a starting advantage to clinton and bush, other factors wild cards for now, are bound to shape the race. economic fluctuations. volatil

foundation. the federal lawsuit also names high criminal profile alan derby wits who called the allegations unfounded. >> she is a liar. she accuses bill clintonng sex with her on the island when he was never on the island. >> this has become an international story in the united states and the new york post. they are showing pictures of virginia roberts. now cnn as a network normally does not name an accuse near sexual assault case. because miss roberts has spoken out herself in an interview with a tabloid in britain, cnn is naming her. back to you. >>> next an exclusive look at the front lines in syria as rebels in aleppo prepare for a pivotal battle. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals antioxidants and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. ♪♪ ben... well, that was close. you ain't lyin'. let quicken loans help you save your money. when you run a business, you can't settle for slow. that's why i always choose the fastest intern. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch.

foundation. she served in the treasury department during both the clinton and obama administrations.o you. >> thank you so much. >> glad to have you here. let's go through all of these proposals. here we go. closing the trust fund loophole. the white house saying that's going to ensure the wealthiest americans pay their fair share on inheritances. raising top capital gains and the dividends rates back to the rate that was under president reagan. reforming financial sector taxation. and also a new tax dret for two-earner families. if all these proposals are implemented, how effective would they be for the middle class? >> the idea here is really trying to address the fact that the middle class has not been sharing in the recovery. we're seeing a lot of good economic news coming now. at the end of last year beginning of this year. but president and white house are really cognizant of the fact that a lot of people do not feel the recovery themselves. and most importantly, the fact that middle-income wages have been stuck. actually for a few decades now. they're just not moving at all. t

foundation. the federal lawsuit also names high-profile criminal defense lawyer alan dershowitz who calls the allegations unfounded. >> she is a liar. she has charged bill clintonly show he was never on the island. she claimed to meet the queen. >> you know this is an incredible story. it's now an international story. and, of course you've got prince andrew involved jeffrey epstein, the american allegedly providing this girl to him, according to her, has pled guilty to soliciting sex from underage girls. registered sex offender. what do you know about virginia roberts? >> you're right. it's all over the british networks all of them. and we now see her, because this is who the new york post is saying is miss roberts right here in today's edition of "the new york post"." >> that's a picture of her with prince andrew. >> that's right and and her today. >> it does show them together. there are many more people that are named, too. it will be very interesting to see where all this goes. two separate suits. federal suit because the alleged victims are saying we didn't know about a plea deal and we should have been privy to all the conditions of it. >> pretty incredib

clinton and barack obama during the 2,008 election cycle. let's give her hand. last month it was announced that gilbert would be receiving the prestigious national press foundation'senjamin c bradley award as editor of the year. [applause] for guiding his news organizations through the police shooting of michael brown and ferguson and that tumultuous aftermath. he will receive that award february 18 right here in the -- right here in dc. and next to gilbert is mr. roland martin an author, columnist and host of tv one's news one now. a nationally fiery syndicated columnists a former cnn contributor and author of speak brother a black man's view of america and his newest book the 1st pres. barack obama's road road to the white house has originally reported. let's give him a hand. let's give this entire panel hand. we anticipate the powerful conversation this evening. >> i will go ahead and get started with the reason why are probably here. i remember august 9 like it was ten seconds ago. i was doing my teeth are going about my everyday business of social media watching, just watching just looking on sites. i saw a man hold the sign that said the ferguson police depa

foundation. and works on a huge range of issues from vaccinations, children's health agricultural development, and she was the first chief operating officer. during the clinton administration she served as deputy director of o.m.b., chief of staff to the secretary of the treasury, and staff director of the national economic council. she was born and raised in west virginia. received her degree from harvard and degree from oxford. we are pleased to have her here. let me do a quick logistical thing. after remarks we'll have questions and answers. you have cards for questions. please put your question on it and your name. we'll go through it and i'll call on people and you'll say your question but we want to do it efficiently with the cards first. with all that, secretary burwell, we are pleased to have you. >> thank you very much mark. appreciate it. and it's great to be here at the new america foundation. mark twain once said that you can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus. and i think the great thing about the new america foundation is that you work to refocus our collective imagineation on the things that we -- imagination on the th