over the long run, chelsea. she knows more than we do about anything. >> i've got a great interview coming up with chelsea clinton. she is a smart cookie, by the way, as people will discover later in the show. but in terms of what he said there, he's basically laying down the ground work, mr. speaker, for maybe 40 more years of clinton presidency. >> who knows. i watched last night and i was fascinated and i thought, you know, as a husband i have -- callista and i have two daughters. that's a question you have to dance around a little bit because there's no possibility of saying the daughter is smarter now and going home. i thought -- in a typical clinton manner i thought he handled very, very artfully. callista said to me last night, that is a very bright young woman. >> she really is. you see later in this somehow just how bright she is, how poised she is, media savvy, how confident in front of an audience. i was really impressed with chelsea clinton, and i was fascinated watching bill clinton saying you can h

over the long run, chelsea. she knows more than we do about everything. >> i've got a great interview coming up with chelsea clinton, which i mod rated two panels -- she is a smart cookcookie, by t way. he's basically laying down the ground work for maybe 40 more years of clinton presidency. >> who knows. i watched last night, and i was fascinated. and i thought as a hurks i have, calista and i have two daughters. that's a question you have to dance around a little bit, because there's no possibility of you saying the daughter is smarter now and going home. so i thought he handled that in typical clinton manner. i thought he handled it very, very artfully. and calista said this to me last night. she said that is a very bright yuck woman. >> she really is. and when you see later in this show how bright she is, how poised she is, how media savvy, how confident in front of an audience, i was impressed with chelsea clinton. it's fascinating watching bill clinton say, you could have both of them. i wouldn't get too h

for gender identity disorder so to talk about what's next for chelsea and what other obstacles faced transgender people not only in the military but in society at large mark hill seen executive director of the trans for the national center for transgender identity thank you so much. thank you so much for coming on i think it's really great that this case is prominently out there in the mainstream because it's creating a lot of attention to transgender issues and transgender equality and for those who might be confused about what this even means and who are looking at chelsea manning explain really quickly what it what does it mean to be transgender trench gender person and for the purposes of this conversation is just basically a person who was born and raised as one gender or raised to some point you know might have just been to be age two or three but now lives their lives or wants to live their lives as. of another gender and why is it the army discharges those who are transgender why is it looked up upon as a psychological disorder and not just a sexual identity well i think the

explained as i transition into this next phase of my life i want everyone to know the real me i'm chelsea manning i'm a female given the way that i feel i have felt since childhood i want to begin hormone therapy as soon as possible i hope that you will support me in this transition now of course several times during manning's hearing her sexual identity was brought to the attention of the court and the photo was released of her dressed as a female and although manning has always felt this way she in no way wanted her sexual identity to interfere with her trial indeed it's incredible that one of the most prominent whistleblowers of our time is a transgender woman and even more inspiring is the fact that chelsea came out in the face of such adversity while the world was watching her declare her womanhood however now questions are being raised as to whether or not the military will pay for her home when they're happy while she's in prison and the army's responded to many requests for hormone therapy with a statement saying the army does not provide hormone therapy on sex reassignment. for g

chelsea almost didn't see this day. at 15, she battled an eating disorder.helsea was starving herself. >> i was walking through a whole foods and i was under 60 pounds and had a stroke. >> that was about eight years ago. chelsea credits yoga with saving her life. >> yoga forced me to feel my body again. i am not leaving this roof until all the funds are raised. >> chelsea wants to raise $50,000 to fund bringing chelsea's three-day yoga eating for disorders to treatment centers nationwide at no charge as well as an evidence-based study and talks to high schools. >> she is so bold and such an inspiration. >> there is only one way down and chelsea hasn't taken it yet. >> everything is going awesome today. people. >> people are watching and commenting. >> they say good morning, chelsea. how did you sleep. >> yes, up on the roof, chelsea eats, sleeps, practices yoga and that's not all. >> everybody asks how are you going to the bathroom. >> she gets privacy with a sheet. >> then i come out with a tupperware container. >> #occupy you're beautiful. >> chelsea is al

chelsea and marty will have your five-day forecast next. [knock] no one was at home, but on the kitchen table sat three insurance policies. the first had lots of coverage. the second, only a little. but the third was... just right! bear: hi! yeah, we love visitors. that's why we moved to a secluded house in the middle of the wilderness. just the right coverage at just the right price. >>> boy oh boy is it nice outside. marty with a look at your next five days out back. >> looks like they're going to be just as nice. today the mid-70s. tomorrow we're talking about temperatures closer to 80. same deal on thursday and friday, saturday, and sunday. 76 maybe a couple degrees warmer on your car thermometer. it's looking good. now back inside. >> nice, marty thank you. and don't miss tonight's cbs prime time lineup. at 10 it's the season premier of person of interest right here on wjz followed by eyewitness news at 11. and say good-bye to a symbol of the 60s counter culture movement. the last volkswagen bus will roll off the assembly line after 60

over the long run, chelsea.nows more than we do about everything. [ applause ] there was a time in her childhood when i thought maybe she thought she did when they didn't and now it's highly embarrassing because she in fact does. i feel like i'm going to school every day when we have conversations. >> i met your wife for the first time and your daughter actually. she looks fantastic. she looks completely reinvigorate and seemed on fire with ideas and it screamed to me one thing. i'm running. can you put us out of our misery? >> no. but it should have screamed to you something else. real life is a healthier existence than politics. >> right. [ applause ] >> look at wes clark. he looks like he could still swim for west point. there's something to be said for real life. >> would you want your wife to go through the rigors of the presidency knowing what it's like these days? the brutal toll it takes on you given how well you both are? she said only this week that you and she get to be at home together more than we u

tonight we speak with chelsea clinton about her role in the family foundation. welcome to our viewers on public elevation in america and around the globe. al-shabaab, the islamist group responsible for killing dozens of people in a shopping center in nairobi, said it was carrying out a vetting process of muslims would not be hurt in the raid. 137 people were killed, which is disputed by kenyan authorities which say it over 60 people died. from inside footage what is left of the mall. the scale of destruction is staggering. who did this, the gunman or the kenyan forces storming the holding. this is -- storming the building. this is the landscape in which experts must search for answers, for more bodies, and for identities of the attackers. >> among the things going on, fingerprinting, dna .dentification am a we expect forensic identification will take not less than seven days. >> footage from the attack itself. plainclothes policemen. on the left, a mother and her children. they are only playing dead. finally persuaded the traumatized family to run while they sti

>> you think that chelsea is behind it? >> i know it.eople who are in the clinton world and it is fascinating to watch. she was this cute, shy, unassuming kid who was overwhelmed at being in the white house and now she has grown up. >> let's bring in the cnn political commentator. he is joining us on the phone. is the hidden hand of chelsea clinton behind all this? >> i hate to disagree with king. >> he knows. >> you do know. i don't know means i don't want to talk about it. >> but it is note worthy that her name is now on the door at the foundation. this is an accomplished woman. i'm with john. i knew her when she was 12 years old and bright at that. but now he is an accomplished woman and worked in finance. she worked in consulting and now she is going to -- i think have a strong hand leading this. i think it's terrific. >> but the question is about hillary 2016 not chelsea 2050. >> do you think she's running? >> some days i wake up thinking yes and some days i wake up thinking no. but she has the luxury of time. but also, anderson, th

tonight we speak with chelsea clinton about her role in the family foundation. welcome to our viewers on public elevation in america and around the globe. al-shabaab, the islamist group responsible for killing dozens of people in a shopping center in nairobi, said it was carrying out a vetting process of muslims would not be hurt in the raid. 137 people were killed, which is disputed by kenyan authorities which say it over 60 people died. from inside footage what is left of the mall. the scale of destruction is staggering. who did this, the gunman or the kenyan forces storming the holding. this is -- storming the building. this is the landscape in which experts must search for answers, for more bodies, and for identities of the attackers. >> among the things going on, fingerprinting, dna .dentification am a we expect forensic identification will take not less than seven days. >> footage from the attack itself. plainclothes policemen. on the left, a mother and her children. they are only playing dead. finally persuaded the traumatized family to run while they sti

>> you think that chelsea is behind it? >> i know it. people who are in the clinton world and it is fascinating to watch. she was this cute, shy, unassuming kid who was overwhelmed at being in the white house and now she has grown up. >> let's bring in the cnn political commentator. he is joining us on the phone. is the hidden hand of chelsea clinton behind all this? >> i hate to disagree with king. >> he knows. >> you do know. i don't know means i don't want to talk about it. >> but it is note worthy that her name is now on the door at the foundation. this is an accomplished woman. i'm with john. i knew her when she was 12 years old and bright at that. but now he is an accomplished woman and worked in finance. she worked in consulting and now she is going to -- i think have a strong hand leading this. i think it's terrific. >> but the question is about hillary 2016 not chelsea 2050. >> do you think she's running? >> some days i wake up thinking yes and some days i wake up thinking no. but she has the luxury of time. but also, anderson,

it is quite all of you so if you read through the transcript of the trial against chelsea manning and see what kind of arguments were raised there and how often we can use was not mentioned in the trial that there is a very strong possibility that the next target is julius sands and it might already be an indictment against him and all the others in our organization we see as well the escalating war against to those who commit the act of journalism and this is escalating from month to month the argument is this is the bradley manning was the first whistle blower and he was history who has been. prosecuted and found guilty on the basis of us journalists will come next it could possibly be we could lose all the media organizations it's a real possibility and we nor ball do on investigation in the u.s. into we can leave which as we know are going on for three years and probably cost. quite a sum of money because it has been cited as one of the biggest criminal investigation in la times in the u.s. so it is a very worrying situation in mexico violence has erupted between police and protes

steve: chelsea. >> hello! steve: how are you? >> i'm good, how are you? steve: good, good, good. what do you do? >> i'm also a student at u.r.i. i have two jobs, and i also play volleyball. steve: what's your major? >> art. steve: art, ok, cool. >> art photography. >> all right, well, that's good then. all right, let's go, ladies. you got two strikes, though, this time, chelsea, so you got to be careful. fisher family can steal. we asked 100 men: name something you'd be happy to find waiting for you when you got home from work. >> a stack of money? steve: yeah, i would, a stack of money! [audience cheers] >> oh, yes! steve: peggy, only one answer left. if it's there, you clear the board. you got two strikes, too, so, remember, if you miss, fisher family can steal. we talked to 100 men: name something you'd be happy to find waiting for you when you got home from work. >> if it was my husband, it would be a brand-new car. steve: he'd like to pull up in a brand-new car! audience: oh! >> clean house, right there. clean house, clean house, yeah. steve: all right, venus. fishers, here

while chelsea have signed cameron strike at samuel lesotho russian club and three were not the steward for a transfer a one year deal the certain. two year old rejoins coach jerry's a marine you know who led his into a landslide to the trouble in two thousand and ten last month and he is billionaire owner silliman get him off to slash the club's big budget citing a host of top players into the brazil weak field up also to chelsea boss christopher samba and russia got the big order to do number. and retired in june star david beckham has been backing training with his former club the l.a. galaxy but despite still putting his skills on the pitch the thirty eight year old has no plans for a comeback on the hanging up his boots in may in contrast former teammate landon donovan has signed you three year contract extension as america's all time top scorer looks to add to his tally of fifty six goals in rio next year. most of the time i'm going to be guaranteed to play as long as i'm training on playing well and . this is the best place for me to be leading up to the world cup and so i took a

let's go first to chelsea. >> reporter: hey, denise. hi, everyone.ful day as we head into tomorrow. cool start. temperatures in the upper 50's to lower 60's. we'll see partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies throughout the day. by the afternoon, temperatures on the rise to nearly 80 degrees. then by dinnertime, around 72. but, again, another beautiful and dry day. now let's go inside to bob for a look at the next five days. bob? >> warm temps for october. 85 or so, maybe 86. on wednesday, the normal is only around 71. 84 thursday. 81 friday. and 83 on saturday. could be some showers here maybe on sunday night into monday. temperatures, upper 70's still, so a mild or warm start to october this year. mary? >> bob, thank you. >>> in wisconsin, a man pulls into a police station parking lot when his wife goes into labor, giving one officer her toughest assignment yet. margo has the story. >> reporter: snug in her car seat, miranda has no idea the excitement her birth caused in the village of marshall. >> she's like, she's having a baby! i'm like, i need glove

meteorologist chelsea ingram is in the first warning weather center. chelsea, a perfect weekend. >> a perfect weekend, we could use a little rain, but it is beautiful. nice sunset, too. take a look at our current temperatures, we topped out at 73 degrees. that's the normal for this time of the year. we are down to 70, cooler in maryland. 59 in oakland. eastern shores, 65 in ocean city. we had some big white puffy clouds out there, but as daytime heat something going on. skies are starting to clear. mostly clear skies heading into the overnight. we are watching a cold front moving into the ohio river valley and tennessee river valley. good news, it will dry out. bringing a little more cloud cover. if you are enjoying this dry weather, the will dissipate and bring us a little more sunshine as we head into tomorrow. that is what we'll be talking about coming up in the exclusive first warning forecast. >> >> great weather for the annual baltimore book festival. hundreds of authors and avid readers came out to mountver nan place for readings, book signings

meteorologist chelsea ingram. and sports with mark viviano. it's,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we love that lemon aid stand in fells point. mostly sunny. the complete first warning forecast is coming up. >>> a tour boat catches fire in london, leaving people screaming and fighting for their lives >>> people were leaping into the tems river with engulfed in flames. crews rushed to the scene. 28 people were on board. several were treated for minor smoke inhalation. no one was seriously injured. the company has suspended the tours. the cause of the fire is still under investigation tonight. >>> in today's health watch, there is a surge in the number of whooping could have cases this year. as bigad shaban reports for wjz, a new study finds a link between the outbreak and unvaccinated children. >> reporter: this los angeles mother is making sure her 1- year-old son is protected against whooping could have after california's outbreak three years ago. >> it wasn't really a question for me, it was like he has to get it. >> reporter: a new study in pediatric

we sat down with chelsea clinton to hear about her role. on the working foundation programs. why is this issue so important? >> if we look here at the 20th century, the leading causes of death or pneumonia, severe dehydration, tuberculosis, and malaria. here we overcame those challenges largely through public health. while we wait for those interventions in the developing world, i think there is an imperative to provide vaccines motherstreatments so don't have to worry about their children, so they can go to school and be citizens. own careerued your for a while. what made you want to become more involved? >> i tried very hard to be not like my parents. i think many children can emphasize -- empathize with that. no one wants to grow with some sort of predestination. as much as i loved working for it, i cared about the things my parents cared about, and i wanted to make a maximum workrence and using their for what i really cared about. for example, fighting diarrhea. >> you have been to myanmar. what change would make a difference? >> better sanitation. a magic wand, i could e

while chelsea have signed cameron strike at samuel eto the russian probe and three were not the stewards free transfer a one year deal the search a two year old rejoins coach goes a marine you know who led his into a landslide to the treble in two thousand and ten last month and she's billionaire owner slim and get him off to slash the club's big budget citing a host of top players including brazil we will go up and also to chelsea last christopher samba and russia got the big order to do number. and retired in june star david beckham has been backing and training with his former club the l.a. galaxy but despite still proving his skills on the pitch the thirty eight year old has no plans for a comeback on the hanging up his boots in may in contrast former teammate landon donovan has signed a three year contract extension as america's all time top scorer looks to add to his tally of fifty six goals in rio next year. most of the time i'm going to be guaranteed to play as long as i'm training on playing well and. this is the best place for me to be leading up to the world cup and so i took

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meteorologist chelsea ingram and bob turk are updating the forecast for us. and we'll continue looking at these beautiful pictures from sky eye chopper 13. here's bob. >> we're trying to find bill. he's in the water there somewhere. somewhere in there. >>> let's take a look at temps and conditions around the region. we're at 73 degrees. d.c. at 73. 64 in oakland. 68, ocean city. and pax river at 67. this morning, it was chilly, for bill and everybody else. 43 at the airport. now, oddly enough, or not oddly enough, typically enough, 55 degrees downtown. and just 8 miles down the road at the airport was 43 degrees. the official low this morning, at oakland was 32 degrees. freezing this morning out in garrett county. and 45 in ocean city. so how does wednesday shape up around the region? chelsea is out back with a look ahead. >> we've got another very stellar day on tap for us. could see a little cloud cover as we head into tomorrow afternoon. particularly for southern maryland. but still plenty of sunshine in store. a dry forecast. very pleasant forecast. and t

so we never ran a debt. >> and the report that chelsea was coming in to clean things up. >> no, chelsea working around the foundation for two or three years now. and she did suggest and something i warmly embraced which is that we have a review of where we were, which is typical for any information at age 10. and several years in the first decade, we were the fastest growing foundation in the world. >> but is this a reminder when you've got fund-raising for the foundation and the clinton global initiative and the same people are doing botha it's important to be transparent and vigorous in the account sewing that the impression doesn't develop? >> absolutely. and we are transparent. i believe in transparency. but if you are transparent. then you have to depend on the good faith of the people looking at your documents. >> you and i were on stage when you announced this, the clinton global initiative. >> yeah. >> and it was a surprise to people at that time. what has it not done that you believed it could do? >> well, actually, it's grown bigger, faster, than i thought it would. but i thin

chelsea ingram and bob turk are updating the forecast. first here's bob. >> soon the frost will be on the pumpkin. it already was north of us. we don't see that happening soon for us. we take a look at temperatures and it's so pleasant. 64 ocean city and dc now at 67. the dewpoints 42, so many places by morning will get down to about 42. but now this morning we've got down to 51. and 50 in ocean city. tomorrow high pressure once again over the area means a beautiful sunny dry day. and that trend looks like it's going to continue for the next six or seven days the way it looks like right now. chelsea is in the outback with a wrap in what happened this summer 2013. >> reporter: that's right bob. now that the astronomical summer is over. let's look at what happened. many of us thought it was a cool summer. but believe it or not. temperatures were pretty typical of what you would expect. this is the average temperature just about 85 degrees for the summer. highest temperature was 96 degrees. that was on july 18th. we didn't have one day in th

announced last week he wants to be referred to as she and will call himself chelsea manning.ce then, the media has been scrambling to figure out how to refer to manning. with nbc agreeing to call manning she. he is not a she. should we? rick, let's start with you. >> the leaks were done by bradley manning and the conviction was done on bradley manning, but it looks like the punishment is going to be for chelsea manning. in my book, if someone wants to be called a woman because they are in transition, you have every expectation to say let's call them a woman. but bradley manning is still a man at this point. he voiced his decision he wants to become a woman. i think in time you can start calling he she. right now, it is bradley manning, a he, and he leaked the intelligence. >> of the american psychiatric news association, they talk about it as gender disphoria. it should be chelsea manning. >> if i described myself as a tree, would barbara walters ask me what i want to be? >> i would. >> he does not want to be a she in the federal prison. you mentioned the study. you are 13 ti

back inside to you guys. >>> thank you chelsea, and bob. well, it wasn't a pleasant trip to buffalo for the ravens, they lost the game and a lot of fans today are questioning the team's offense and quarterback joe flacco. wjz is live at ravens camp in owings mills. sports director mark viviano has more on the team's reaction to yesterday's ouchy loss. >>> we hear the ravens logged their total team effort when it comes to victory. the same applies in this defeat for sure. just about every aspect of the ravens effort at fault in their loss at buffalo. >> quarterbacks get most of the praise and most of the blame, so joe flacco was in the spotlight of criticism after throwing five interceptions, but tight end ed dixon had a pass bounce off his hand into the arms of jim leonard for one of the interceptions and the ravens offensive line had a bad game, not blocking well for the running game, not blocking buffalo's pass rush. flacco was repeatedly sacked hit and hurried. the bills ran the ball for more than 200 yards, a rarity for any team against

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chelsea clinton, everybody. >> thank you.t 11:00. here it is our moment of zen. >> we didn't really introduce you properly today, you know what day it is, right. >> no, what day is it. >> we should have introduced you as john harwood because [indiscernible] [applause] >> tosh: whoever's idea it was to have the summer game in soviet russia is fired. welcome to "tosh.0." this week's skyline is south padre island. perhaps the worse of our nation's horrible spring break destinations. while there take a picture with the selena statue. why couldn't it have been j lo. tonight on the show i ch chilla and use my twitter to bring thieves to justin and now somebody get olga on the phone and let her know her commie son is there. this is the nicest day of the year in russia. when blood soaks through your patagonia that's a serious head wound or maybe he landed on a snow angel that just started her period. what we need are more butterfly nets at the border. >> you don't have it do you? >> i do. >> holy [bleep]. holy [bleep]. look at that.

meteorologist chelsea ingram is in the first warning weather center with a look at the temperatures. i'm sad to see summer go but fall is here, we will enjoy it. >> the next thing you know we will be talking about winter. ready for that? >> no. >> temperatures are on the cool side right now. certainly feels like fall out there. take a look. temperatures in the 60s for a lot of us. 66 degrees in baltimore. 68 in dc, 50 inland. dew point at 41. humidity is low today. today will be the coolest day of the week. we are running a few degrees cooler than we were just 24 hours ago. at least 4 degrees cooler in central maryland but 9 degrees at pax river. we have a few clouds around. to be honest, increasing sunshine throughout the afternoon. that's going to bring us mostly clear skies over night. a very cool night. whether he start to get closer to seasonal norms into your tuesday afternoon. high pressure still in control. we will talk more on what you can expect in the next couple of days coming up. >>> now a check on the roads from parker shane at wjz traffic control. hey, parker. >> thank

chelsea clinton, everybody. >> thank you.>> jon: that's our show, join us next week at 11:00. here it is our moment of zen. >> we didn't really introduce you properly today, you know what day it is, right. >> no, what day is it. >> we should have introduced you as john harwood because >> tonight are americans abuse the social safety net? and i can be the one that loads them not social safety canon? then controversy at the miss america pageant, miss north dakota's talent was fracking. and my guest andrew bacevich is a retired army colonel who believes in mandatory national service. i will dodge the interview by fleeing to canada. (laughter) npr is cutting its staff by 10%, so engine-- enjoy this edition of wit wait, don't fire me. this is the colbert report captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everyone. >> stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! >> stephen: good to have you with us, in here, out there, all around the world. thank

here's a preview of my interview with chelsea.learly, there is an issue now with the radicalization of home grown terror, whether it's america, britain, or we don't know where this comes from. we saw it on the boston marathon. you have this. you have a youth that can be susceptible. how do you think have you bags of experience? how do you think the best way, don't you like america can actually deal with this problem. >> the greatest risk factor is arguably young men to any social system. to any saturday in the world. so in showing that young people feel like we are collectively investing more in their future than in kind of either harboring past grievances or if kind of protecting the status quo is the best to that. i think in some ways they have been transcending historic tribal barriers and strife. they have come a tremendous way since the 2007, 2008 election violence and have been repuddiatei repuddiateing forces to keep kenya back. i think because people say we're not going to have a violent election. we are going to move our