it gave first nation communities $120 million to develop a conservation economy as an alternative to logging. and it established a five year plan to further control logging in the remainder of the forest. a major victory for environmentalists. >> do you think you've changed, patrick, since the beginnings of the conflict, more than 20 years ago now? >> well in the early 1980s i was a logger. >> right. >> and that's how i made my living, so yeah, i've changed a lot. i mean i'm not opposed to logging obviously, but we certainly do things very different today. >> one of the people of the forest is marven robinson from the gitga tribe, who works as a bear guide. >> today a greenpeace activist and i are with him to see wildlife that would not have survived without the agreement. >> eduardo, tell me a bit about this amazing place. >> it's an extraordinary place. we are close to the heart of the great bear rainforest right now, and are heading very close to where the land of the spirit bearer actually is. and basically, if you can imagine an area the size of switzerland, that is the great be

hillary clinton gives her first national interview as a 2016 candidate. speaking out on a republican rivals, her e-mail controversy and her own issue of trust. >> should and do trust me. and i have every confidence that that will be the outcome of this election. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off tonight. i am jim sciutto and you're in "the situation room." >> an astonishing admission from the pentagon underscoring just how tough a slug the war against isis will be. the defense secretary told congress, the u.s. has trained only 60 syrian rebel fighters the day after it was acknowledge that had the war will be long term and warned in his words of a generational struggle. carter and join chiefs chairman martin dempsey faced lawmakers who are clearly running out of patience and a cnn exclusive in her first national tv interview as a 2016 candidate. hillary clinton talks about her e-mail problem. her issue of trust and her rivals. she slams donald trump for his harsh words on immigration. >> i'm ve

coming up, more excerpts from the hillary clinton first national television interview.ome comments from her on bernie sanders and more. but first when we come back chris coons of delaware weighs in on the latest iran nuclear talks and so much more after this word from our sponsors. ♪ mark: our guest hails from the first state. chris coons, delaware senator. the iran nuclear negotiations continue. they extended a little bit. not unexpected. you have said you walk away from a bad deal. you only want a good deal. based on the issues that are being discussed now in terms of instructions sanctions, what are things that you think the tip it into some that would be a bad deal you? isenator coons: a bad deal is we would not get access to sites. a bad deal would be one where we did not have clarity about a path way toward accountability for iran's past or for military dimension of their illicit nuclear weapons program where the iaea did not have a commitment to interview scientists and inspect sites where we believe there was previous nuclear weapons derailment work. a bad deal

it's 2 hours north of us, another at montreal lake, first nation, in prince albert, and that fire hassed into the community, burning six homes to the ground. the foundations is all that is left standing, and still the situation is ongoing. there's hot spots in that community, and most parts of the province is high. >> faigss in -- first nations sa known as native american communities. there has been a number of evacuations as well. >> that's right. 7,000 people are staying in emergency shelters, we under 13,000 have been forced out. half finding friends, family to live in. it's a sparsely populated part of canada. when you talk about 13,000 evacuated from their homes, it's a huge percentage of people living in this part of canada, and there's no end in sight. we ask officials when can some evacuees plan to go home, there's no firm answer. >> we see the fire equipment beyond you. seems they have brought the forces out available to them. do people in the communities feel it's been enough? >> it's a good question. if you ask some, they say no. as i said earlier, they planned for 100 wild

>>> after her campaign played with reporters, she grants her first national tv interview. >> what's changed when it comes to your approach with the media. >> nothing has changed. i have a different rhythm to my campaign. i'm not running it for the press. i'm running it for voters. >> her team concluded that stiffing the press was hurting her campaign and how hard did hillary push for answers and did she try to dismiss reports. >>> a vindication for the more than 30 women who have accused bill cosby of sexual assault. >> i told my agent. she did nothing about it. no one believed me at all. in fact eventually i even went to an attorney and he laughed me right out of his office. >> why the media ignored women like barbara and her new crusade against cosby. i'm howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >>> donald trump upped the ante again leading a big phoenix rally yesterday and appearing at a rally with parents whose kids have been killed by illegal immigrants. >> they send people we don't want in our country and they don't want. you'll cut it down in half to leave out what i said which you alw

she has done her first national television interview and held a short press availability in iowa cityin both those events, clinton assertively hit the topic that is dominating residential politics for several days. immigration. hillary clinton: i do not care how many people running for president on the republican side try to demean immigrants insult immigrants, cast aspersions on immigrants, it is not only the ones who are the most vitriolic. none in them any longer support a path to citizenship. all of them would basically consign immigrants to second-class status. i feel very bad and very disappointed with him and with the republican party for not responding immediately and saying enough, stop it. but they are in the same general area on the operation. they do not want to provide a path to citizenship. they are hostile toward immigrants. mark: there is hillary clinton making a reference to donald trump and using his comments to strengthen her position. is this going to be effective for hillary clinton, talking about an issue her campaign thinks is good for them politically? heidi: e

hillary clinton's first national interview since entering the 2016 presidential race and you'll see it only here on cnn. first another big development in the bill cosby story. his admission about obtaining drugs who he planned to have sex with came to light. he made it under oath in a court deposition ten years ago and has tried to keep it under wraps. what may have persuaded the judge to make it public. >> reporter: it was learned the deposition was unsealed based at least in part on a controversial speech cosby gave in 2004. >> these are people going around stealing coca-cola. people getting shot in the back of the head over a piece of pound cake. and then we all run out and we're outraged. the comes shouldn't have shot him. what the hell was he doing with the pound cake in his hand? >> the judge cited cosby's moral high ground in his pound cake speech as a reason to release the deposition. writing that while cosby's celebrity status would not have been enough he had, quote donned the mantle of public moralist and mounted the proverb yam print soap box to volunteer his views on among

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hillary clinton gives her first national interview as a 2016 candidate.blican rivals, her e-mail controversy and her own issue of trust. >> should and do trust me. and i have every confidence that that will be the outcome of this election. >> we want to welcome our

after her campaign played rope a dope hillary clinton takes questions on the trail and grants her first national tv interview and changes course. >> what has changed with your approach with the media? >> nothing has changed. i have a different rhythm to my campaign. i'm not running my campaign for the press. i'm running it for voters. >> here team concluded that stiffing the press was hurting the campaign. how hard did cnn push for answers and did she try to dismiss mainstream media as right wing misinformation? >> bill cosby admit he used drugs to get women to have sex a vindication for the 30 women who have an caused him of sexual assault. we talked to one. >> i told my agent and she did nothing a about it. no one believed me. at all. in fact, i went to an attorney and he laughed me out of his on office. >> why the media ignored william like barbara bowman and her crusade against bill cosby. i am howard kurtz with "media buzz" today. donald trump upped things today in the crusade against illegal immigration leaving a rally and appearing at a rally whose kids have been killed by illegal immigra

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first. join the nation. ♪ baby... ♪ nationwide is on your side >>> breaking news out of china.s plunging on wednesday despite the efforts to contain a crisis that wiped trillions ou of the market. >> among half of all companies listed have been suspended from trading, that's unheard of. here's how thing stand right now. down 3% both of the main markets. the long term trend is much worse. in to double figures. we are joined from hong kong with the context of this. just describe how drastic over the period of weeks this has become. >> well, it's becoming ever more drastic. it started off on a fairly slow burn. max, no real key event to trigger this. the markets were a bubble. they started to come off and the whole selling process just snowballed. remember, we are talking about vast majority of selloff beg retail traders and they want to get out. it is becoming increasingly difficult to get out. chinese authorities are doing what they say they can to try to stop this. but it is very clear. they are fighting a losing battle here and this is a real concern for the authorities. take

what we are really looking for is her first nationally televised interview, which will take place withrival network. with us is bloomberg politics managing editor mark halperin. hillary clinton has been relatively media-shy. what are you going to be looking for this evening? mark: a lot will depend on the questions, and our probably doing the interview will have to sift through all the options. a lot of this will depend on the tone. hillary clinton has always been a little bit uncomfortable being questioned. i suspect a fair number of the questions will relate to harder topics that she has not addressed in any great detail, maybe about her e-mails, private e-mail server, her record as secretary of state. but even on other issues that are less personal to her, the , the iran nuclear negotiations, it will be interesting to see how she handles dealing with the sheow-up weston's, i assume will get from that, only in an interview and not any other setting. alix: what should and she do in houldn't sheew -- s do in this interview? mark: from the point of view a presentation, she should be her

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hillary clinton sat down with brianna keilar for her first national interview for her campaign.s disappointed in donald trump as mexico immigrants as rapists and drug users. >> reporter: donald trump is creating commotion on the other side. he donated to your campaign to the clinton foundation. what is your reaction to his recent comments that some mexico immigrants are rapist and criminals? >> i'm very disappointed in those comments and i feel very bad and very disappointed with him and with the republican party for not responding immediately and saying enough, stop it. but they are all in the -- you know, in the same general area on immigration. you know, they don't want to provide a path to citizenship. they range across a spectrum or being either grudgingly welcome or hostile toward immigrants and i'm going to talk about comprehensive immigration reform. i'm going to talk about all of the law-abiding productive members of the immigrant community that i personally know and met of the course of my life that i would like to see have a path to citizenship. >> what about jeb bush

. >>> we turn now to hillary clinton's first national interview of the 2016 race. it is a cnn exclusive. clinton defends her actions in the controversy over her e-mails while she was secretary of state. >> hillary clinton's first nationally televised interview comes as our poll shows nearly six in ten americans don't believe she's honest and trust worthy. i asked her if she bears some responsibility for that because of her recent controversies involving her e-mail practices while she was secretary of state. she did not bite on that. instead she blamed republicans. one of the issues that has eroded some trust is the issue of your e-mail practices while you were secretary of state. i think there's a lot of people who don't understand your thought process on that. can you tell me the story about how you decided to delete 33,000 e-mails and how that deletion was executed. >> let's start from the beginning. everything i did was permitted. there was no law. there was no regulation. there was nothing that did not give me the full authority to decide how i was going to com

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hillary clinton's first interview with the national media since she entered the campaign. this is a cnn exclusive. >>> the man charged with killing a woman on a san francisco pier is expected in court today. big questions now about how this undocumented criminal was allowed to go free in the first place. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. >> and i'm john berman. happening now, sex, drugs, and bill cosby. court documents from ten years ago locked up and unseen until now reveal that bill cosby admitted under oath that he obtained drugs, quaaludes, for the express purpose of giving them to women that he wanted to have sex with. but he did stop short of saying that he actually drugged anyone without their knowledge. >> more than two dozen women have gone public accusing cosby of assault. some of them call this revelation a game-changer and that they finally feel like they're being heard. some of his most vocal defenders are also now out there changing their tune. sara ganim is following all of the details, the transcript of this deposition is fascinating. >> it is fascinat

this was the first nationally televised interview she did. we expect there will be more as she unveils her policy proposal. it's important to note this new phase starting up as we see vermont senator, bernie sanders, a self-described socialist in the polls even though hillary clinton is still very much the front-runner. >> key component of all decisions is pressure from the opponent. thank you for bringing us the interview. >> interesting, thanks. >> what did we learn and more important importantly, what did you learn about what hillary clinton can bring you as president of the united states. maggie of the new york times, great to have you with us this morning. it's an interesting paradox here. we have been bashing hillary because she doesn't talk to the media. she does and it's a huge concert, like a springstein concert. what was learned that we can count on? >> springstein without t-shirts and hand waving. there are certain things she talked about before. she talked about the e-mail. i was struck by the interview and brianna talked about it

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it is the first national flag of the confederacy. senator: called the stars and bars. and you are advocating replacing the battle flag. senator: it is not what i want. i would like to have the battle flag remain. but as i've heard in the media and i've heard in e-mails, that flag is what it is all about. senator: that is the flag in 2000 that we advocated we put out at the time because it was also used as the flatter -- the battle flag between the states. are you aware of that? senator: i am aware and i know folks are upset about that. general lee gave his sort of. -- his but -- his sword up. but that lunatic that was waving a flag, since it is supposedly about that flag budweiser is safe and golds gym is safe. i don't know what goes through a man's mind that can pray for an hour and then kill i cannot comprehend what his thought process was. i think it was just evil incarnate. what happening colorado, there wasn't a confederate flag. what happened in new jersey wasn't a confederate flag. this is the first time i'm aware of a confederate flag being the culprit. there w

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hillary clinton talks donald trump and jeb bush in her first national interview since interesting thesident. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. nice to see you. john berman hat morning off. only on cnn this morning. hillary clinton goes after donald trump and jeb bush with their stances on immigration. hillary clinton sat down with brianna keilar for her first national interview for her presidential campaign. she says she is very disappointed in donald trump accusing mexican immigrants as rapists and drug users. >> reporter: donald trump is also creating quite a lot of commotion on the other side. he's a friend of yours. has been over the years. he donated to your senate campaign and to the clinton foundation. what is your reaction to his recent comments that some mexican immigrants are rapist and criminals? >> i'm very disappointed in those comments and i feel very bad and very disappointed with him and with the republican party for not responding immediately and saying enough, stop it. but they are all in the -- you know, in the same general area on immigration. yo

breaking tonight, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton breaking her long silence in the first national media sit down. she takes heat on being trust worthy answers questions on her family foundation and gets dogged on the e-mail scandal that will not go away. welcome to "the kelly file" i'm megyn kelly. tonight almost 90 days after declaring her candidacy for president and after weeks of hearing critics accuse her of ducking the media hillary clinton has wrapped up her first national interview. first she was asked about the fact that nearly 6 in 10 americans say they do not believe she is honest or trust worthy and she said specifically this has been a theme that has been used against me and my husband for many many years dismissing it as part of a constant barrage of attack largely fomented by the right which immediately drew comparisons to her response when her husband was accused of having an affair with white house intern. >> the great story here for anybody willing to find it and write about it and explain it is the vast right wing conspiracy conspiring against my husband since th

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hillary clinton taking some blowback after her first national interview.front-runner claimed that all hopefuls are in a spectrum of hostility twands undocumented immigrants hostility towards acceptance -- reluctant acceptance i think she said and she also asserted she never received a subpoena for her e-mails. jeff zeleny is here. five words -- i've had never had a subpoena. is that true? >> that on the face of it jake is not true. that's one of the things that stood out at us. overall, she tried to pivot quickly, trying to lump them in with donald trump. they pushed back on the assertions but the one that stood out is whether or not she received a subpoena. we went to capitol hill today to check it out. the fight just won't go away. >> everything i did was permitted. >> on tuesday she defended using a private e-mail server. she told cnn's brianna keilar she followed the law. >> i've never had a subpoena. let's take a deep breath here. >> but trey gowdy, leading the investigation into the benghazi attacks, says that's not true. he showed us a copy of a sub

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but when she sat down with cnn's brianna keilar for her first national tv interview, clinton insisted there's no bad blood. >> well, first of all, i always thought this would be a competitive race. so, i am happy to have a chance to get out and run my campaign, as i see fit. and let other candidates do exactly the same. i feel very good about where we are in iowa. we are signing up thousands of volunteers. people committed to caucus for us. we have a committed supporter in every one of the 1600 precincts, and one of the things that i learned last time is, it's organize, organize, organize. so i couldn't be happier about my campaign. >> senator sanders has talked about how if he's president he would raise taxes. in fact he said to cnn's jake tapper he would raise them substantially higher than they are today, on big corporations, on wealthy americans. >> i would be laying out my own economic policies. again, everybody has to run his or her own campaign. and i'm going to be telling the american people what i propose. and how i think it will work. and then we'll let voters make up their

we know this because the first national cnn orc poll since the comments, zrump leading the pack with 18%. jeb bush is second with 15%. followed by scott walker. cruz, paul, and rubio. we are entering crunch time. the first republican debate is under two weeks away. some observers say it may be driving the ramped up rhetoric candidates needing to get noticed. donald trump is very good at getting noticed. sarah muiry reports. >> reporter: what's behind the so-called trump bump? the man himself gave his explanation to cnn's jake tapper. >> this is more than me. this is a movement going on. people are tired of the incompetent tent politicians in washington that can't get anything done. >> reporter: it is a movement fueled by dissatisfied voters 53% of the republicans say the government in washington doesn't represent their views even though their party controls the house and the senate. and 52% of republicans say they want trump to stay in the race. while just 33% want him to drop out entirely. now, trump's rise in the polls is drawing president obama into the fray. weighing in from his t

. >>> in her first national television interview since declaring her candidacy for president, hillary clinton said she abided by the law as far as her e-mails and private e-mails were concerned. >> i turned over everything then i moved on. people delete their personal e-mails on a regular basis. i turnedover everything i could manl. now, sitting in a meeting and sittinging in the state department asking for an iced tea may not be negotiating peace but i went above and beyond. that's why there's 55,000 of my pages. >> but the chairman of the house investigating the attack on ben gacy said quote, the committee does not know why or when she chos to delete her records but we do know there was. >>> flash flood warnings and floods are posted from texas to pennsylvania. heavy rainfall up to 6 inches is expected in some areas. >>> yesterday the fast moving water stranded one driver in her suv. the fire department had to extend a ladder to reach her. she was okay. this was one of more than 30 water rescues in the city. >>> this morning the military and federal investigators are looking into th

our study last year at the atlantic council we had the first national paulette show the majority of americans republicans, democrats and independents support in normalization of relations with cuba. 450 some odd years, our cuba policy has been dictated i south florida, miami specifically. the american people, when they realize with the state of relations are, there will be people who think this is a policy that has failed over the last five decades. even in miami, the younger cuban-american population sees that the embargo simply has not worked to bring about a change in government and the younger population sees overtures toward cuba as being an opportunity to affect changes that will better the lives of cuban people. katty: thank you very much for joining me. for the first time in over three weeks, the people of greece are able to go to the bank and pay their bills. they were closed to stop a run on accounts amid uncertainty over whether greece would stay in the eurozone. but things are not back to normal yet. reporter: greece must banking limbo has lasted too long and today, they queued ea

i'm richard quest in athens. >>> hard to believe this is hillary clinton's first national television announcing her run for the white house. she sat down with brianna keilar to tell her what she thought of donald trump's recent comments on immigration. >> reporter: donald trump is creating quite a commotion on the other side. he is a friend of yours, has been over the years. he donated to your senate campaign, the clinton foundation. what's your reaction to his recent comments that some mexican immigrants are rapists and criminals? >> i'm very disappointed in those comments. and i feel very bad and very disappointed with him and with the republican party for not responding immediately and saying, enough, stop it. but they are all in the -- you know, in the same general area on immigration. you know, they don't want to provide a path to citizenship. they range across a spectrum of being either grudgingly welcome or hostile towards immigrants. and i'm going to talk about comprehensive immigration reform. i'm going to talk about all of the good law-abiding, productive members of the imm

. >> the first national team since 1984 and the first ever women's team to make the trip along the so-called canyon of heroes here in new york. they'll be riding on a float under a shower of confetti. you know who is hosting this thing? our own robin roberts. we had this big send-off for the team on "good morning america" when they were headed to the world cup and now they are coming back. a good way to wrap it all up. >> fantastic. if it's not on your local abc channel you can download the app and watch abc. it's worth it. >> so everybody can be there. >> everybody. 11:00 a.m. lunch break eastern. >>> still ahead we have a new warning about over-the-counter painkillers. >>> and finally found, missing sisters lost in the wilderness for days alive. how they wereare. >>> a bungee cord snaps on a ride nearly hitting the folks inside. jamie mcmurray: a boy born in joplin, missouri was fascinated by anything with wheels and a motor. the odds of him winning both the daytona 500 and the brickyard 400 in the same year? 1 in 195 million. the odds of a child being diagnosed with autism? 1 in 68. i'm j

to sign is china the first nation that suffered axis aggression. dr.lington khou signs with a traditional chinese brush. the delegation of the soviet union, ambassador andre dromyko signs for russia. great britain is represented by lord halifax. the republic of france acting delegation chairman joseph bancouer. 38 of 50 nations to have signed is the united states of america. secretary of state stentenius. >> ladies and gentlemen we are all aware that this is an extremely historic occasion. the charter for world peace has been completed. but this is not the end. it is only the beginning. the great past lies before us. and it is our solemn and our sacred duty to see to it that the united nations comes into being and fulfills its promise. with faith in our cause and good will in our hearts, and determination to work unceasingly toward this end, i am confident that with god's help, we shall reach our goal. [ applause ] >> senator connelly is next to sign for the united states. senator arthur vandenburgh. commander harold stassen of minnesota. a vital and d

he struck out the he struck out the first national seesaw last night. on the way to a 70 to win. eric campbell's two-run go-ahead in the seventh inning was the vacated the night. new york cut washington's lead to two games in the national league east. end quote by the tennessee titans and marcus mariana have agreed to contract terms. more than $24 million over four years but they $16 million signing bonus. the highest trophy winner from oregon with a number two pick of the nfl draft. peyton manning doing his part to help the families of servicemembers killed in the recent chattanooga shooting. senator bob corcoran announcing the news yesterday that inning was contributing to the fund. manning played his college hall in tennessee. before you head out the door this morning, get a literature wednesday forecast of fox meteorologist maria molina. reporter: good morning, sandra. hello, everyone. parts of the south and well across portions of the rockies will see a risk for large hail and damaging winds today. otherwise parts of the northeastern and mid-atlant

mark thank you for being here. >> thank you. >>> in her first national interview hillary clinton took a question about a subpoena that is now raising a lot of issues today and the fact checkers have taken a close look at the sit down. that's next. >>> plus, after lynn russell came on "the kelly file" and detailed how she defended herself with a gun some critics attacked her. our exclusive follow up tonight. >>> congressman pete king here on a frightening new warning about the terror threat to america and why the bad guys may have the upper hand. >> we are stopping these things so far through tremendous hard work the use of sources, the use of online under covers but it is incredibly difficult. i cannot see me stopping these indefinitely. ♪ your body was made for better things than the pain, stiffness and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill, not an injection or infusion for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljan

seeking a lot more money, about $60 billion of three year financial package to avoid becoming the first nationit the euro zone. joining me now is brenda butner a fox news business correspondent and the anchor of "bulls & bears." i want to start up with that phone call that took place between greek prime minister sipras and jack lou. you know of course, the idea and the possibility of the u.s. bailing out greece is very very very slim. let's clear that up first of all. but they did tell lou that there will be a deal. so connect the currency for me. why is does it matter? why does what happen in greece mat torte u.s. economy? >> that's a great question. greece produces goods and services about as much as connecticut does. so this little tiny country is having an impact basically because of the uncertainty that it creates. so let's take a look at friday at the u.s. markets and you have money in your 401(k). you have it in the u.s. markets probably. it does impact you. on friday it looked like there was more optimism that a deal would be made. so the dow shot up 270 points. it's within 3% of the a