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. >> jon: carolyn maloney is part of morning congress shl dell decontamination.one they've about ferguson p twitter dick van patton and tickle me -- >> did i grope a male staffer? yeah, i did. i tickled him so he couldn't breathe. >> jon: so i guess without the influence of women there the whole delegation would descend into chai yois? it's the thought that women don't let loose what they are traveling as well as men? >> well, women have better focus in self control. fact! oh, okay. >> jon: what is that, sam? >> nothing. do not need to worry about that. >> jon: is that jessica? >> no. >> what'sçñr up? jon, it's amazing! >> jon: what are you doing? >> everything and everyone, jon! >> jon: donde etsa -- i'll tell you donde esta aqui. >> i have no idea what she's talking about. this is crazy, jon. >> jon: are you saying you don't know she's talking about? >> yes, because she was (bleep) up last night. jon, i have so many pictures. >> don't you dare! >> run slideshow. [ laughter. >> awesome clip. got a little hands-y but we settled the beef. we talked it out. everyo

with republican congresswoman kathy rogers and carolyn maloney. sizing up obama versus romney. plus, comedian and actor, the outspoken bill cosby on politic, and the man who killed trayvon martin. >> it doesn't make a difference if you're a racist or not. >> i'm candy crowley. and this "state of the union". but first two break stories we're following. a series of attacks across afghanistan and a deadly tornado outbreak here in the united states. we want to begin with those tornadoes that tore through the midwest and central plains overnight. authorities say at least a dozen twisters touched down across four states in the northern oklahoma town of woodward, five people including two children died from injuries related to a suspected tornado. twisters also decimated thurman, iowa where 75% of the homes were damaged or destroyed. in the nearby town, tornadoes forced the evacuation of a hospital that was damaged. dangerous as it is, there are some people who actually chase tornadoes, one of them is jeff who joins us on the phone from tulsa, oklahoma. jeff, i imagined you had a slee

i spoke with one of her caucus members, carolyn maloney, just minutes before airtime. congressman maloney, you and nancy pelosi are portraying this move to take money from the health fund as another example of an assault on women's health care. you said this fund "particularly benefits the reproductive health care, child care, and health care that benefits women." but this increases the number of doctors, suicide prevention, anti-smoking efforts, alzheimer's education, eveffort against hiv, obesity, hepatitis, cancer. it doesn't seem like it benefits any one group in particular, men, women, children. how can you claim that is specifically an assault on women's health? >> well, women depend very much -- a big part of it is preventative health care for cancers. breast cancer screenings, pap smears, all types of screenings for women. >> but that's actually not true, though. i mean, it's actually a tiny percentage is on breast cancer and cervical cancer. it's 0.23%. >> well, the immunizations for children, that's important for families. and women are concerned about their h

susan collins and carolyn carolyn maloney. >>> and our round table with keith olbermann. >>> good morning. the headlines out of washington this week swirled around a single theme -- federal workers behaving badly. at the gsa, the death of was wasteful spending became clear. new photos showed gsa official living the high life at a las vegas hotel at taxpayers' expense. >>> and the scandal involving the president's security detail in colombia continues to spread. six forced out. 11 members of the military also under scrutiny. the white house said that security was not compromised and is standing by the secret service director. but congress is stepping up its investigation and our headliners are at the center of that work, susan collins and carolyn maloney. welcome to you both. it's appropriate that we have female legislators here this morning. we just learned this morning, that the agent who swept in and cleaned this all up, a female agent, had of the service detail down in latin america, she got to the bottom of this quickly? >> she did. she acted decisively, accurately, i can't help but w

and i'll begin with carolyn maloney. >> the house is on recess for two weeks, so the country is safe.pping point among american women, similar to matthew sheppard and trayvon on the whole war against women, and 150 companies have withdrawn their advertising from rush limbaugh's show protesting his disrespect and attacks on the young woman that we tried to testify on a hearing on birth control, and contraception and reproductive rights and preventative health care for tens of millions of people, showing their outrage, and it is deep and its strong and i'm amazed at the whole social media response to that. not only in what we discussed earlier today, but with women across the country voicing this and major companies like jcpenney withdrawing their advertising and saying they are not going back. >> you sit on the committee with darryl isiah who called only a man to testify and you wanted sandra flock to testify, at goorgetown university, and since they are a catholic institution, and they didn't cover birth control. and that's the beginning. kai wright, what should people know as the wee

if you want to see more women like nancy pelosi and amy klobuchar and carolyn maloney and barbara mikulski and all of these wonderful women, then we are on the same team. if you want to see another shirley chisholm rise, we are on the same team. if you want to let more women serve on the supreme court like elena kagan and sonia sotomayor, then we are on the same team. if you want to see more women like hillary clinton over at the secretary of state, being head of that office, then we are -- >> on the same team! >> if we want to see more melissa harris-perrys and rachel maddows on television telling our story, we are -- >> on the same team. >> if you want a fair pay act in your lifetime we are -- >> on the same team. >> if you want to see the tea party disappear, we are -- >> on the same team. >> if you want to reach that 51% that you heard about this morning in the united states congress, then we are -- >> on the same team. >> all right. if we want a congress that's responsive to our needs, then we are -- >> on the same team. >> if you want to keep title 9, as our sister spoke about this m

one of the things i loved about watching sandra fluke give her testimony when carolyn maloney arranged to have her be able to give testimony at the congress, she was asked what is your qualification for talking about birth control? and this is what she said. i'm a young woman who uses birth control. and that makes me an expert in my health care. you know, the thing is that when she said that, she empowered every single young woman in the country to stand up for herself and said, you know, i have a certain experience, and that does make me qualified to have a say in the national policies that this country adopted about things that affect me. it was a brilliant and amazing moment of empowerment. one of the consequences of women not voting in 2010, as i said, is the empowerment of the tea party folks. they're so powerful now that did you notice that mitt romney has never to this day condemned rush limbaugh's attack on sandra fluke. day after day, when rush limbaugh demands to see videotapes of sandra having sex, and mitt romney says, that the word slut and prostitute aren't the words he w

my colleague congresswoman carolyn maloney has made the point, where are the women when the republicans had their hearing on women's health. a woman that we had suggested they said wasn't qualified. just these five men to talk about women's health. our colleague congresswoman gwen moore with us and many of you were there when she took the lead on the violence against women's act advocating for that, which passed overwhelmingly in a bipartisan way in the senate yesterday. and we're happy about that and congresswoman sheila jackson lee has been a champion on children's issues and women's issues and children are very affect bid that. neej eliminate the fund that does the immunizations when every child's immunization is important to every other child in america. it's a false economy to think that we're saving money or keeping our own kids healthy if we deprive other children of immunization. one last point before we hear your questions is that nothing, nothing brings more to the federal treasury than the education of the american people, early childhood k through 12, higher education, postg

we had senator susan collins and carolyn maloney who have brought up this very same point that perhaps this all cough been avoided if there were more women within the agency. >> i can't help but wonder if there had been more women as part of that detail if this would have happened. >> one thing i asked him is how many women are on the force? 11% of the agents are women. we agree on this. if there were more agents on the ground maybe we would not have had this. >> so you heard that there, only 11% are women. we will see if more agents might step down. >> there are no hearings about the scandal schedule yet. can you take us forward and tell us what to expect? >> it's one of the things that we want to know. >> how far does this go beyond hang out? what happened before that? has -- have we seen anything like this before? those are the questions that we will try to get at. >> a report says walmart in mexico used bribes to speed up store construction. that's illegal and walmart says this does not reflect what the company stands for. executives allegedly paid out $24 million. cnn could not co

congresswoman carolyn maloney. >>> coming up, why did former presidential candidate john huntsman compareis republican party to the prc, the communist party of china? what's he thinking? is he right? that's coming up in the side show. you're watching "hardball." ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new dentyne split to fit pack. it splits in to two smaller, sleeker packs that fit almost anywhere so you can take them everywhere. dentyne split to fit. practice safe breath. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three years we've put nearly 100 million dollars into american education. that's thousands of kids learning to love science. ♪ isn't that cool? and that's pretty cool. ♪ but my smile wasn't. [ female announcer ] new crest 3d white intensive professional effects whitestrips. it goes below he enamel surface to whiten as well as a five-hundred dollar professional treatment. wow, that's you? [ fem

reporter: meanwhile two members of congress, senator susan collins of maine and representative carolyn maloney of new york are suggesting the scandal might not have erupted if the secret service had more female officers. history suggests honey traps do not discriminate by gender. in one notorious case an east german spymaster sent dozens of handsome young male agents into west germany to lure powerful women in government to reveal secrets and they did just that telling their romeo spies where nato had placed nuclear missiles aimed at the east. >>> an oscar winning actress and former american idol breaks down in court while talking about the man accused of killing three members of her family. >> plus the man who says john edwards begged him to lie and claim paternity of edwards' love child takes the stand. >> and tareq salahi back in the news for all the wrong reasons facing a lawsuit from virginia's attorney general. >> tonight on the news edge at 11:00 a metrobus driver arrested accused of fighting with passenger and breaking his arm, how it all went down and why other passengers on that rout

congresswoman kathy mcmorris rogers of washington state and democratic congresswoman from new york, carolyn maloneyi want to start out with a topic i said at the end of the week enough and that's the whole, you know the mommy war, war on women. let me start with you. do you think that the republicans, we know the republicans in the form of mitt romney, has a 20-point gap between women who support president obama and women who support mitt romney. what do you think is wrong that accounts for that 20-point gap? >> as the republicans are able to rally around our nominee, governor romney, i believe you're going to see that gap close. >> how? >> because the policies that governor romney is promoting. they are policies that will help women succeed in this country. and all people in this country succeed. president obama's policies are the ones that are failing, americans failing women. you saw in 2010 where the republicans won the women's vote. first time since reagan. in some ways you can say that it was american women that stood up and said president obama, we don't like your policies. and whether it's

but democratic senator carolyn maloney and republican senator susan collins have both made that very point, that all of this might have been avoided if there were more women within the agency. >> i can't help but wonder if there had been more women as part of that detail, if this ever would have happened. >> and one thing i asked him is, how many women are on the force. it's only 11% of the agents are women. and we agree on this, if there were more agents on the ground, maybe we would not have had this. >> we're going to be keeping a close eye. you know, if there are going to be more agents who might step down. right now we're up to six. on wednesday the judiciary committee will hold a hearing. they're also looking at this and it's opened up its own investigation. fred? >> lisa sylvester, coming to us from washington. thank you so much. >>> today people all around the world are celebrating earth day. >> i'll never buy another bag. i go, thank you very much. we have in a little over two years -- >> d.c. mayor vincent gray there, a big rally is happening right now, in fact, on the nati

i'll speak with congressman carolyn maloney.ime and punishment, 11 years after drowning her five kids in a bathtub, andrea yates, remember her, she may soon get to leave lockup in the mental hospital where she spent the last five years. we'll explain why, at least for a few hours a week, a judge is considering a request to allow her to attend services at a local church. we'll talk to dr. drew on whether andrea should be allowed to leave. that and much more at the top of the hour. >> thanks very much, anderson. >>> next, rush limbaugh and hillary clinton. birds of a feather? out front, next. does aspirin even work on headaches? aspirin? i don't really know what it's for. isn't aspirin like a vague pain reliever? aspirin is just old school. people will have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. that's why we developed bayer advanced aspirin with micro particles. it enters the bloodstream fast and rushes relief to the site of pain. we know it works. now we're challenging you to put it to the test. visit fastreliefchallenge.com toda

no, carolyn ma maloney, she's been the real champion on this, but i've helped her on that. so i thought it was... i don't want to say unfair on their part but if we had had more of a conversation that might have been what are you talking about here? i don't feel any they're doing their job, i do mine. >> rose: there were three important issues. one, afghanistan, clearly the general has been back to testify before the house and the senate and to be on this program and others. clearly he thinks that they'll have to make a decision in september about how fast the draown ll ce. he'll make that decision and recommend it to the president. what do you think? >> well, i trust his judgment and he has... i have met with him when he came to the hill to testify as he has said here, he believes that we're on schedule to be out by the end of 2014. we'll make a determination how quickly that goes... >> rose: the surge troops have already... are in the process of being withdrawn and there will be 68,000 there after, that u.s. >> but how quickly the rest of them leave. last year... io every

if you want to see more women like nancy pelosi and amy klobuchar and carolyn maloney anbar brummer mikulski and all of these wonderful women, then we are on the same team. if you want to see another rise, we are on the same team. if you want to let more women serve on the supreme court of light elena kagan and sotomayor the we are on the same team if you to see more women like hillary clinton are the secretary of state being the head of that office then we are on the same team. if you want to see more melissa and rachel mazel on television telling our story, we are on the same team. [applause] if you want a fair pay act in your lifetime, we are on the same team. if you want to see the tea party disappear, we are on the scene at team. [applause] if you integrate the 51% that you heard about this morning in the united states, then we are on the same team. if we want a congress that's responsive to our needs, then we are on the same team. if you want to keep title naim as our sister spoke about this morning, then we are on the cement team. if you're the equal rights amendment, then we are on h

nn's "state of the union," welcomes reince preibus and then carolyn maloney and republican rep catherineorris of washington state. "face the nation" will be at 4:00 p.m. eastern and they will have secretary of the treasury tim geithner, john mccain, and darrell issa. re-airs begin at noon eastern. 5 networks,5 sunday talk shows all brought to you as a public service by the networks and cspan. you can listen to the mall beginning at noon eastern on cspan radio, 90.1 fm on the d.c. area and on x and satellite radio and listen under blackberry or down load and go on line to cspan radio.org. >> april 15, 1912, almost 1500 perished on the ship called unsinkable. >> once the lookout bills were sounded, lookouts sighted an iceberg ahead and they struck the bells. three times which is a warning saying that there is some object ahead. it does not say what kind of object. with -- what they then did, is they went to a telephone last and called down to the officer on the bridge to tell them what it is they saw. when the foam was finally answered, the entire conversation was what do you see? their re

. >> if you want to see more women like nancy pelosi and amy klobuchar and carolyn maloney and barbara mikulski and all of these wonderful women, then we are on the same team. if you want to see another shirley chism rise -- [cheers and applause] we are on the same team. if you want to let more women serve on the supreme court like elena kagan and sonia sotomayor, then we are on the same team. if you want to see more women like hillary clinton over at the secretary of state being head of that office, then we are -- >> on the same team. >> if we want to see more melissa harris perrys and rachel maddows on television telling our story, we are -- >> on the same team. [applause] >> if you want a fair pay act in your lifetime, we are -- >> on the same team. >> if you want to see the tea party disappear, we are -- >> on the same team. [applause] >> if you want to reach that 51% that you heard about this morning in the united states congress, then we are -- >> on the same team. >> all right. if we want a congress that's responsive to our needs, then we are -- >> on the same team. >> if you wa