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p of san francisco rec and park department has to offer hopefully we've been here 90 years my camp name is falcon i'm a recession he leader i've been leading the bill clintonhy and have had sometimes arts and crafts a lot of our guests have been coming for many years and have almost glutin up, up here he activity or children activity or parent activity here at camp mather you are experiencing as a family without having to get into a car and drive somewhere fill your day with with what can to back fun at the majestic life the essence of camp mather one thing a that's been interesting i think as it evolves there's no representation here oh, there's no representation so all the adults are engine i you know disconnected so there's more connection the adults and parents are really friendly but i think in our modern culture i you know everyone's is used to be on their phones and people are eager to engagement and talk they don't have their social media so here they are at camp mather how are i doing. >> how are you doing it has over one hundred hundred cabins those rustic structures gives camp mather the old atmosphere that enhances the total wilderness experien

. >> people are looking around bushes and under parked cars and they can't find a barack obama. they are sure the clintons uncontested primary run. >> i am $80 on clinton if she has a health episode or pulls out i am 10 on biden ten on the field. she will have off the record criticism. that's a liability for the general. >> charles welcome back to the casino. you guys are close but you are wrong. $90 on hillary and 10 on elizabeth warren. it is true the party is crying out and it needs a challenger if only to tough fin uphill ry or bring them down if she has the weaknesses as she does. is there a path for the nominee there is but no one out there who will do it. i think elizabeth warren in principle could i don't think she would run. i put the $10 largely, and perhaps you will have an act of god. but in the absence of that clintons are good at challenging acts of god. if she runs which she obviously will and nothing intervenes i think she is got a clear path. if warren challenged her, the odds would change i put a lot more money on her. i don't think she will. i think this is the coronation and nobody wan

parks and rec" cast." the final show aired last night. >>> and pete davison got a letter of praise from bill clinton. his father was a firefighter who died on 9/11 and thanked the president with a tweet that read "i recently read an article about your career and deep family connection to service in the city. as a fan of "saturday night live," i want to congratulate you on joining the cast. i can only imagine how excited you must be, both as a comedian and a lifelong new yorker." very nice. >>> and a reminder tonight, msnbc and telemundo will hold an exclusive town hall with president obama. jose diaz ballard will interview the president and focus on the issue of immigration. what do you want to ask the president? send your question via instagram, twitter or facebook with #obamatownhall. and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> 22 minutes past the hour. i'm joined now by jonathan allen of "bloomberg news." good morning. >> good morning. >> well, a department of homeland security shutdown looming, and as we just talked about, gop lawmakers are battling it out behind closed doors, lead

parking state tried. he won several primaries including the iowa caucus but later ended his campaign and became the first candidate to endorse bill clinton. from the george mueller farm, this is about 30 minutes. but thank you, thank you. well, are you ready to g? are you ready for president who will turn this country in a new direction? are you ready for a president who will declare a peace dividend and turned -- turn star wars into star schools? are you ready for a president who will give the middle class of break instead of tax rates for the rich. are you ready for a president who will make america our most favored nation and educated kids our most important product? well well, if that is the kind of leadership you want, let me introduce myself. i am tom harkin, and i am running for president. [applause] i know are those that say it is a long shot and that bush is so popular and cannot be beat , might as well just call, might as well just call the election off. i am going to take a hammer to him. [applause] i am running for president because i believe there is a hunger for a new vision, a hunger for a new agenda, for a new america, a

clinton foundation and miller center. it is a little over one hour. >> please welcome msnbc contributor jonathan k parks and the economic policy panel. [applause] >> thank you very much. as the voice of god said, i am john [indiscernible] from "the washington post." when president clinton took office on january 20, 19 93, the american economy was in bad shape. unemployment is high. the deficit is high. the national debt was climbing even higher. the man who campaigned on cutting the deficit in half had a seemingly impossible task. the longest economic expansion in u.s. history a narrowing of the income inequality gap in the first budget surplus in generations. how did it happen? how did the budget deal of 1993 get done or the 1997 budget deal that balance the budget and secured these historic surpluses? how did the child health insurance program that helped the poor and working-class families and untold millions fold into the middle class and get done? gene sperling and erskine bowles are the perfect people to answer those questions. bowles joined in 1993 as the administer of the small business administration and then moved ov

was, i think people were looking around bushes and parked cars and stuff and they can't find another barack obama, so they're pretty sure the clintonslocked this one up. i think she has a pretty untested primary run and gets the nomination. >> are you $100 -- >> no i'm $80 on hillary clinton, if she has a health episode or pulls out, i'm ten on joe biden. >> charles, welcome back to the casino. >> you guys are close, but you're wrong. >> of course. >> $90 on hillary clinton, and ten on elizabeth warren. it is absolutely true that the party is crying out and it needs a challenger if only to toughen up hillary clinton or to bring her down if she has the weaknesses that we imagine she does. and you ask if there is a path for another nominee, the answer is yes but there is no one out there who could and will do it. elizabeth warren i don't think she will run. i put the ten dollars largely on perhaps you will have an act of god. but in the absence of that, the clintons are pretty good in challenging the acts of god. if she runs and obviously she will and nothing intervenes i believe she has a clear path. if warren challenged her, the odd

park attendance has been up. it has sparked a lot of passionate responses from a lot of people. a lot of political folks getting into this. hillary clintont and saying you have to get vaccinated, vaccines work. chris christie over in the u.k. signage be a parent's decision but later came out and said i'm for vaccines. this is something in recent years that has gotten a lot of attention. a lot of people are very educated and very affluent, making the decision not to vaccinate their children. it will be interesting to see whether we see a real turn. >> part of the controversy, merck has a monopoly on this vexing. >> anytime you get a monopoly it's never good. we will talk to him about it. whether or not you need -- a lot of doctors feel you don't do it all at once but stage it at different times so the child does not get some any different vaccines in one given period. >> "street smart" coming up at the top of the hour. but get you some of today's top stories we are following at this hour. u.s. copies hide more than 200,000 workers according to the adp private payrolls report. -- u.s. companies hired more than 200,000 workers. the jobs rep

parks. >> as someone who played baseball in high school and college and used chewing tobacco for years, i know how addicting it can be. >>> hillary clintonwas in the bay area speaking at a conference. clinton focused on gender equality, equal pay and her possible run for the white house next year. >> the event was for women and leadership. >> i'm here for inspiration. >> you know great women. >> reporter: more than 5,000 women included the lead on silican valley women's conference. >> what you do does not have to be big and dramatic. you don't have to run for office. >> reporter: the former secretary of state did not say whether she's decided to run for president in 2016 but her jokes on that topic went over well with the mostly all female audience. such as equal pay for women. >> a woman with a bachelor's degree tends to make 60% of what a man with the same degree. >> reporter: when asked why she thought the country needed a woman president she talked about the comradery she shared with women across the aisle in the senate. and offered this. >> we need to support each other more. this is a constant challenge. and we need to be willing t

clinton will speak at the paramount theater at 8:00 tonight. >> a private school in palo alto has come up with a possible solution for traffic problems billed an underground parkinggarage. it's located just blocked from palo alto's high school and the stanford campus. neighbors there say the all-girls school causes major traffic problems. they plan the school plans to apply for a permit to build an underground parking garage on the campus. >> crews continue to nurse back to health more than 100 sea birds found covered in a mysterious goo in the bay last month. a bird rescue group has released 86 clean and healthy birds back into the wild and plans to release more later this week. the group is caring for more than 100 other birds. scientists have yet to identify what the goo was that was found on birds that killed 300 other birds. >> that mystery still ongoing. meantime, the city of oakland is locking horns with the federal government over a medical marijuana superstore. that store is called the harborside health center. two years ago, the justice department tried to seize the property. the city argued against that seizure, and it's now appealing a lower court dec

park reopened just about an hour ago. they have been closed since yesterday when a train crashed into an suv. the driver of that suv died. >>> former secretary of state hillary clintonwill be dlifrg a keynote address at the conference for women today. the first time the event has opinion held. >>> today santa clara county leaders are expected to vote on a proposed cell phone tracking system that allows law enforcement to track all phones in a specific area. >>> a mystery in the sky above paris. place want to know who is flying drones over city landmarks. overnight police spotted at least five drones flying over locations like the eiffel tower, the louvre and the american embassy there. french authorities say they don't believe the drones pose a threat. >>> closer to home, berkeley could soon become a no drone zone. city council meeting tonight to discuss a dwo year ban on drones. many local governments have been scrutinizing drone use over privacy concerns. >>> can you ban a drone over your own property? the law is struggling to catch up. >> scott mcgrew you say chickens are part of the story. you've captured our interest. chickens can't fly >> but they can go to co

parked submarine's office pakistan -- submarines off pakistan. there was a frustration that you were not able to do more. john harrison's biography of bill clinton says that you sent him a memo towards the end of the presidency summarizing all the steps taken against al qaeda , and it came back with his scrawl at the top saying unsatisfactory. there is the sense that you get that you guys were trying, but you could not get the government to focus on this threat. >> at the point where our embassies were bombed in africa mozambique, and angola, this really did become a priority. and we were seriously focused on it. we had very good cooperation for the agency and fbi. we build a lot of things across the board to try to find and destroy bin laden. i could go through and recite them. we had some limitations. there were no drones, for example. think about what role drones play. we were trying to find somebody someplace in afghanistan. we often do where he had been. he moved around a lot. we rarely knew where he was. we started a drone program, but that wasn't available to us. it was very frustrating. we stopped a lot of terrorists' incidents in the un

parks and the rest of the subjects he's getting cs and ds. they are getting one tiny "a" and they are not focusing on the gpa. martha: in terms of president clintoning the threat of radical is -- -- in terms of recognizing the threat of radical islam. *. general allen is a respected military person but he's a retired general. the person running this operation is someone who's not active at the moment. that says something does it not? >> they are look at it as a specific tiny military operation. they are not look at the bigger picture. where is the economic or bigger part of this? if they really cared about radical islam why not tell the president of egypt who has with great personal courage gone the vatican of the muslim world saying you have to reform the religion. but we are not doing any of those things. it's not the bigger picture. the problem is the bigger picture is getting worse and worse and it will threaten the united states. martha: in terms of isis because everybody watches these horrific events the last couple weeks they want them to be degrade and destroyed. how close are we to that? >> we are making gains. the kurds are fighting isi

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clintons that remind them of. what else do we have here? this is from "the new york times" to deadline hollywood. steven sealbergpielberg hopes to direct chris pratt in an "indiana jones" reboot. "parkse. i saw that one recently. no harrison ford. can you have "indiana jones" without harrison ford? >> yes, you can. i think it says something about going from being on "parks & regular" and "the lego movie." >> it's a great country. >> his "parks & rec" character is the guy that fell into the pit. now he's going to be strangling -- >> no harrison ford cameo? >> there's got to be a cameo. >> there's got to be. >> is it going to be his dad? there's got to be something. >> just as long as it isn't another origin story. i'm tired of origin stories. >> the last one in 2008 was the last "indiana jones" with harrison ford. you're starting to see the age there. i was, like, yeah i guess they're not going to be able to do another one of those. what else. this is from victoria's part of the country, the austin american-statesman." ken paxton asks the supreme court to void same-sex marriage. the attorney general filing to the state supreme court yesterday an emergency motion trying to get the stat

park was the result of unyielding, bipartisan efforts, including from representative andy harris, senator mikulski, and me, along with our partners from new york, senator schumer gillibrand, and former secretary clinton when she represented new york in this body. along with other congressmen this effort involved members from both new york and maryland. thest on this legislation was started by senator sarbanes when he passed legislation commissioning the national service to conduct a special resource study on harriet tubman. the establishment of the national historic park commemorating the life of harriet tubman and president bushing the serene and nearly unchanged landscape is an ideal way to celebrate and honor the outstanding life and incredible work of harriet tubman while establishing an important destine indestination for tourists to come. it is to spreeive the places significant to the life of hair yet tubman and tell her story through interpretative activities while continuing to discover being aspects of her life and the experiences of pass -- pessages of the underground railroad. the buildings and structures of maryland are mostly disappeared. slaves were forced to live in primitive building