i waited 40 years for come to the leak like chelsea manning. elsea made the mistake of admitting it to someone who is a government informant at that point. she is in prison and serving 35 years at this point. totally unfair. edward snowden did it right under the current circumstances. he had complained the colleagues about this. had he gone to the inspector general of the nsa or the dod as center -- senator kerry and former secretary of state clinton should've done, he would've suffered the same fate as kirk leavy who went to the ig and later went to congress and in both cases did nothing but an. their bosses and lose their jobs and be fingered for possible leakers later. they were suspected of leaking when someone else did what they should've done in the first place and that was to go to the newspapers. i would say that right now that snowden made the right choice and made it by going to the press. from the moment he did that, he would be in isolation like chelsea manning. never talking to a reporter. chelsea manning was arrested about five yea

edward snowden and chelsea manning asked that question. host: if someone asks that question and the answer is yes what is your suggestion? guest: i went to the senate and wasted a year and a half. they were afraid, not that they'd be prosecuted, senator fulbright, no chance to that, but that he would lose access to classified information in his job of ruling on foreign military aid. it would go to the more friendly right winged senate armed services committee instead of foreign relations so he didn't do what he promised me to do, bring out the material in hearings. in the end, i had to go to the newspapers. i wish i had done that a year earlier. i wish to say right now in advice to people, do it as there's a lot of material as often as it should be. how often should a large amount come out like the pentagon papers? once every 40 years? which is the current standard, i would thinky not. about every year. somewhere in the world every month. some exposÉ like that. but it doesn't happen, i waited 40 years for a comparable leak and that was by

i waited 40 years for a comparable leak and that was by chelsea manning. manning made the mistake of leaking it to a government informant, so she's in prison, serving 45 years at this point. totally unfair. edward snowden did it right under current circumstances. he had complained to colleagues about this. had he gone to the inspector general of nsa or of the dod at that time as senator kerry, secretary of state kerry, and former secretary of kerry clinton said he should have done, he would have suffered the same fate as many others who went to the ig and later went to congress. both cases did nothing but infurious their bosses, lose their jobs and be fingered for possible leakers later, so they were suspected of leaking when someone else did what they should have done in the first place, and that is go to the newspapers. i would say right now, snowden made the right choice. he went to the press. went to greenwauldld. from the moment he did that he would be in isolation, like chelsea manning for 10 1/2 months. never talking to a reporter. chelsea manning wa

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book now at choicehotels.com >>> we are finally hearing from chelsea manning, the first interview withnce the wickky leaks confession for leaking classified military documents. shortly after sentencing the former bradley manning announced she was transitioning to live as a woman. she feels quote like a joke to military officials, saying quote, i'm torn up. i get through each day okay but at night alone in my roomy finally burn out and crash. abigail is the writer who interviewed manning. what a great get to get inside the mind of chelsea manning now living behind bars sentenced to 35 years, not only having to deal with the penalty for the crimes because some people would still say that chelsea maning is a whistle blower, but the crime she committed and charged for and having to transition and live through this publicly without access to potential treatment. explain the access that manning has to transition properly. >> well she just recently was granted hormones and some of the female grooming and clothing standards that are part of treatment. she's been given some cosmetics and female

reporter: but also with those in positions of power, that's why unlike edward snowden in exile, or chelsea manningpetraeus is expected to receive just two year's probation, and pay a fine of $40,000. it's about a third of what he collects for making a single public speech. >>> earlier i spoke to al jazeera legal contributor jamie floyd and i asked here how he is avoiding jail time. let's bring in jamie floyd. now the report that we just saw indicated that petraeus is going to get special treatment. >> well he had a good lawyer. that's what it indicates. he had a good lawyer. he cut a good deal. and it could have been a lot worse for him. >> could he not been charged with the more serious offense? >> oh yes. >> given that you are dealing with top-secret documents? >> yes. we could have done jail time and had a much larger fine. we could have spent a year in jail and paid a hundred thousand dollars fine. and now he will be on probation if it all goes according to plan today, and we're looking at probably a $40,000 fine. we have people in exile for leaking government secrets, who weren't as highly pl

chelsea manning was noed known as bradley before she began transitioning to a woman while in prison. is serving 35 years for leaking classified documents to wiki leak leak. her first tweet went out in the afternoon and was quickly followed by seven more. manning reads her tweets over the phone to a communications company. that company then posts them. here's one of her tweets. tweeting from prison requires a lot of effort and using a voice phone to dictate. hashtag '90s problems. >>> now an update on a story we first told you about last night at 11:00. a survival story that has everyone talking. a man lost at sea for more than two months is now safe and back home with his family. lewis jordan vanished after going fishing on his sail boat in january. he was rescued by a crew on a german cargo ship off the coast of north carolina. the coast guard air lifted him from the tanker and took him to a hospital. tonight jordan is happy to be at home with his family. >> i feel blessed and full of love and grateful to be with my family and with people again. >> there comes a time when you wonder

we have bradley manning now known as chelsea manning who also received jail time for leaking diplomaticles. so many on the street as well as in the justice department even the fbi who conducted the investigation where they say david petreus lied to them and was not truthful when answering they're questions. in the end the judge says this was appropriate but it stood in stark contrast it was a serious lapse of judgment by petreus in stark contrast to his 37 years of public service. >> thank you, kimberly. >>> still ahead on the program, we are in togo where 3.5 million people are preparing to vote in the presidential election and one man is planning to continue his family's rule >>> and concern as a volcano in chili erupts a second time spreading ash across the region. ash across the region. >>> a reminder of those top stories here on al jazeera. eu leaders have agreed to triple funding for the search and rescue of migrants in the mediterranean. the crisis has seen 1,500 people died this year >>> barack obama has apologized -- killed during u.s. drone strikes on al quaeda targets near th

chelsea manning was known as bradley before she began transitioning to a woman while in prison she'serving 35 years for leaking classified documents to wikileaks. her first tweet went out yesterday afternoon and was quickly followed by seven more. she reads her tweets to a communications company and the company then posts them. tweeting from prison requires a lot of effort and using a phone to dictate, #90sproblems. >>> the chief of staff to kathleen kane resigned from his post. blake rutherford announced it was his last day after only four months on the job. kane released a statement says it's been a pleasure to have someone of blake's caliber serving the commonwealth as chief of staff at attorney general. the announcement comes three days after the state supreme court upheld the appointment of a special prosecutor who led a grand jury investigation into the leak of secret materials to the media. the grand jury is recommending charges of perjury and other offenses for kane. any action is now in the hands of montgomery county district attorney reeseisa furman. kane maintains she didn

. >> chelsea manning joined twitter today the company had given media confirmed it's handling the account, posting messages she dictates from home. the twitter account has 20,000 followers. >>> a san francisco supervisor is joining a growing call for the united states government to evacuate americans trapped in yemen. supervisor jane kim urged the u.s. to intervene on behalf of 300 american who's cannot leave the country. among those trapped is a 26-year-old there working with coffee farmers. his brother is upset by the lack of help. the u.s. has three navy ships in the area. >> the u.s. department, their message was they cannot do anything at the moment. their message to him is stay inside, stay safe. >> he tried to leave but was stopped by a militia group. the chinese navy helped evacuate 225 foreigners from yemen. >>> a man stranded on a boat in the ocean for 66 days is safe with his family. he was rescued last night after a container ship spotted him yesterday afternoon. officials say his boat cap sized about 200 miles east of north carolina. this is at the end of january. he says he

that's while unlike edward snowden or chelsea manning, petraeus is expected to receive just two years and pay a fine of $40,000. it's about a third of what he collects for making a single public speech. kimberley hall cut, al jazeera, washington. >>> hundreds of similar bob -- zimbabwe ans are fleeing south africa. >> reporter: they leave disappointed, confused and worried. this man barry got to see his wife and children when he was across the boarder, working as a bricklayer. there was a moment when he thought he would never see his family again. >> there was about 30 to 40 people they hit me on the head with their bars and then in the end they stabbed me with their knife. >> reporter: he said he only survived by pretending to be dead. >> they were acting by themselves. one of them said let's leave him, he is dead. when they started to leave me that's when i traveled to -- to where i met the policemen. >> reporter: on a good month in south africa he would make around $700. he sent most of it to zimbabwe. they are heart broken when he is battered and bruised, but they say at least he

the firm tweets out messages chelsea dictates by phone. manning in the military prison in kansas. >> christian churches will mark holy saturday service. the basilica of the immaculate conception will offer a service at 8:00 tonight. the catholic arch bishop will preside. >> this easter weekend a lot of folks will be heading outside. services at some point. >> cherry blossom festival. >> everyone wants to be outside on a weekend and better still, mother nature is playing a slow pitch for the weekend. >> play nice. >> if you are going outside, be on the look out for the wind. the standard issue, kids under 40 pounds rocks in the pockets. good kite flying record but hold on tight because it will be a blustery day. the cold front has gone by. a few more chances across i-81. there is the sky over us. a clearing sky and breaks of sunshine trying to get through. mostly cloudy and mostly sunny by later on this afternoon. this will be a rapidly improving picture. we will call it mostly cloudy and 55 at reagan national airport. winds gusting to 24 miles per

that's why unlike edward snowden in exile for exposing mass programs in the u.s., or chelsea manning in gaol for leaking diplomatic cables to wikileaks. petraeus is expected to pay a probation, a third of what he collects for making a single speech >>> to the 2016 presidential campaign is about to get a dramatic makeover. setting off alarm bells across the political spectrum jed bush's supporters found a way to create a blank check of sorts for their g.o.p. candidate. david shuster has more. >> reporter: in the complex and often controversial world of presidential campaign financing, jed bush is sailing into unprecedented and unchartered workers. his right to life super-pact that can raise money will take responsibility for nearly all television acting for the g.o.p. candidate. >> it's critical to change the direction our country is heading. we must... >> jed bush's own campaign, facing limits and must operate separately from the pact will oversee less expansive duties, including the schedule and travel. public watch dogs called it outrageous. >> individuals coming in with hundreds o

. >> chelsea manning joined twitter today the company had given media confirmed it's handling the accountposting messages she dictates from home. the twitter account has 20,000 followers. >>> a san francisco supervisor is joining a growing call for the united states government to evacuate americans trapped in yemen. supervisor jane kim urged the u.s. to intervene on behalf of 300 american who's cannot leave the country. among those trapped is a 26-year-old there working with coffee farmers. his brother is upset by the lack of help. the u.s. has three navy ships in the area. >> the u.s. department, their message was they cannot do anything at the moment. their message to him is stay inside, stay safe. >> he tried to leave but was stopped by a militia group. the chinese navy helped evacuate 225 foreigners from yemen. >>> a man stranded on a boat in the ocean for 66 days is safe with his family. he was rescued last night after a container ship spotted him yesterday afternoon. officials say his boat cap sized about 200 miles east of north carolina. this is at the end of january. he says he at

. >> other news at 9:32, chelsea manning is now on twitter.emember the imprisoned transgender army private joined the social media network just yesterday, serving 35 years in military prison for leaking classified documents to wikileaks. she tweeted this out, tweeting from prison requires a lot of effort and using a voice phone to dictate. how many people do you have that follow you on twitter? >> about 12,000. >> i have about 15. >> guess how many, in one day, that chelsea manning has? 31,000 followers. >> that says bad things. >>> facebook and its founder are being forced by a federal judge to release documents regarding any communication they had with the man who claims they lent zuckerberg money back in 2003. that man is on trial for allegedly falsifying documents to show that zuker berk promised him part of the company. he cut off his electronic ankle bracelet and he and his wife or children have been seen since. >> the cdc has published its first national study how adhd is being treated in our children. this is a study that looks at diet

new revelations from and about chelsea manning the former u.s. army soldier known as bradley manning. manning in prison for leaking u.s. government secrets has been interviewed for "cosmopolitan" magazine. the transgender woman reveals in the interview it was her lifelong desire to be a woman, that she spent her life feeling disconnected, one of the reasons she joined the army. and she acknowledges secretly dressing as a girl as a young child. manning is serving a 35-year prison sentence for leaking thousands of classified military records to the wikileaks operation. according to the just-posted article, the army has agreed to permit manning some hormone treatments. they allow her to wear makeup in the military prison. but not long hair. at the live desk i'm scott macfar land. >>> a man saved from a burning office in l.a. is now speaking up about his dramatic rescue. dickey molina and his wife were trapped on the 11th floor of this high-rise. take a look. flames and heavy smoke blocked the doors. the only way out was through a window. so he began

. >> chelsea manning has in his twitter name -- >> her. >> it's the sort of indication that you thinksomes themselves have been achieving some kind of hate crime against you and you just need to change them by changing in your twitter name. that's the kind of direction we're going. >> do you swear on a stack of bibles right now if your lawyer told use publishing this article could get you in jail for eight months, you would say let's do snit >> come and take it. >> promise in >> promise. >> andy ever get in trouble -- >> you're going to go to jail. >> ever get in trouble with a cop? >> the closest i ever came was in college. a friend and i decided to walk home from the bar to campus down to middle of broadway. and we were about a couple blocks away but in the traffic. >> i like that idea. >> we were a couple blocks away when we heard over a loud speaker from a cop car, okay, rocket scientists, get out of the road. they were totally cool to us. >> that's the worst it got? >> that's the worst it ever got. i don't think doug williams warrants jail. there are some anti-polygraph people wh

why unlike edward snowden in exile for exposing mass nsa surveillance programs in the u.s., or chelsea manning in gaol for leaking diplomatic cables to wikileaks. petraeus is expected to pay a probation of two years, a fine of $40,000 a third of what he collects for making a single speech, $40,000. >>> during this newshour leaders from the e.u. are gathering in brussels to discuss the migrant crisis basically. you can see there, francis hollande arriving at the summit. just a little while ago. a few technical issues. we'll check in on the summit and the developments during the newshour here on al jazeera. >>> the u.s. department of justice is looking into the death of a 27-year-old black man who died in police custody, hundreds of people in the u.s. city of the baltimore have been rallying. we have the latest. >> reporter: days after a young black man died after being arrested by police, protesters are back on the street making voices and frustration heard. grieving and intensing known. >> i'm done sitting down. if you don't do nothing, no justice will be served. >> reporter: they want justice

positions of power that's why unlike edward snowden for exposing the mass program in the u.s., or chelsea manning jailed for leaking diplomatic cables patraeus is expected to receive just two years probation. al jazeera washington. >> federal police have been accused of killing 16 vigilante whose are fighting a powerful drug gang. if true, lit be the third time in the past year that security forces have been involved in mass killings. killed in the cross fire, it is unclear what this cell phone video really shows but according to an investigation the police opened fire on members of vigilante groups on january 6th, this contradicts the government's story that nine people died in friendly fire. we have come to this safe house to meet the men that say they were attacked that day. >> the police were hooded and aims their rifles at us, we raised our hands and said don't shoot and they started shooting. >> he said the army was there too, one of the leaders of this group known as the viagras they called themselves self-defense forces authorities say they are part of a drug gang. and it's hard to tell w

or chelsea manning, pay trays a is expected to receive two year's probation and pay a fine of $40,000bout a third of what he collected for making a single public speech. >>> hundreds of people in the u.s. city of baltimore have been protesting against the death of a 27 year old black man in police custody. gabriel has the latest. >> reporter: days after a young black man died after being arrested by police protesters are back on the streets making their voices and frustrations heard. their grieving and tensions are growing. >> i'm done just sitting down. letting it happen. if you don't do nothing no justice will be served. >> reporter: they want justice and answers for the death of freddy grey. grey was held in police custody under suspicious circumstances, his family and eyewitnesss say that grey fractured three vertebras after being roughed up by police and it left him in a coma that he eventually died from. >> enough is enough and we're not taking it no more. and i'm here for the brutality of the police. >> reporter: cell phone video showed grey screaming in pain as he was being lo

that's why unlike edward snowden in exile for exposing mass programs in the u.s., or chelsea manning in gaol for leaking diplomatic cables to wikileaks. petraeus is expected to pay a fine of $40,000, a third of what he collects for making a single speech >>> time tore a short break. -- time for a short break. when we come back a volcano that has uprooted thousands in chile. >> and latest from the playoffs after the break. break. >>> welcome back. chile issued a red alert after a volcano dormant for half a century erupted on wednesday. authorities ordered 4,000 to leave their homes. the volcano 1,000km south of santiago calbuco has been dormant for years. time for the sport. >> the national football league is expected to pay hundreds of millions to former players suffering with head injuries. a lawsuit has been settle after 5,000 players accused the n.f.l. of covering up dangers of concession. 34% of former players will develop play conditions like alzhiemer's, as a result of head traumas. chris borma, in a linebacker for the san francisco 49ers retired because of his concerns about l

ahmed, you're counsel for chelsea manning. is a bulk collection ban by congress necessary or do you believe bulk collection as currently practiced by the nsa violates the fourth amendment, as at least one court has held? >> i think a ban

petraeus will avoid jail time, unlike fellow leakers, like chelsea manning and john kiriakou. the fine is reportedly less than he gets for a single speaking appearance. deutsche bank has become the latest financial firm to settle accusations it rigged a key global interest rate used to set the value of trillions of dollars in investments. the bank agreed to pay $2.5 billion under the settlement with u.s. and british regulators, and accept a criminal guilty plea for a british subsidiary. no one at the bank has been charged with a crime. in india, a funeral has been held for a farmer who hanged himself from a tree at a rally in the capital new delhi. gajendra singh left a note saying he had suffered crop losses as a result of heavy rains. his death came in the midst of a political rally opposing prime minister narendra modi's bill to ease corporate land takeovers. more than 300,000 indian farmers have killed themselves amid debts and crop failures since in peru, a farmer has been shot 1995. dead after police opened fire on protesters taking part in a month-long campaign against

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his immigration tat tus aide tiny chelsea manning sending tweets from her prison cell.she hopes to complish through social media. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. >>> in prison chyle sigh man asking now communicate with the world through twitter. she leaked thousands of classified documents appearances to have joined a social media site this week. she said that she will be using a voice phone. that firm will post the tweets on her behalf. manning was convicted in 2013 of stealing and disseminating documents and videos to wikileaks. >>> and storm tracker 4 showing storm totals for tomorrow morning but we'll see a lot more impressive numbers by wednesday morning. we'll touch on those in just a bit. >>> welcome back. time now 8:15. on the right we've got storm tracker. some showers coming through around the bay area. on the left a live look at the san francisco shot. where we do have gray skies taking a look from our cameras. so yeah, we are looking at

ahmed, you're counsel for chelsea manning. is a bulk collection ban by congress necessary or do you believe bulk collection as currently practiced by the nsa violates the fourth amendment, as at least one court has held? >> i think a ban is necessary because i'm on the fence as to whether there's doctrinally an issue. there might be an issue. so, i think that's why. i think a ban is necessary for normative reasons. however, however, the examples we give as to the harm that derives from bulk collection, especially 215 bulk collection, is a result of the use of the data. again, i think that's -- i distinguish collection and use. can -- we saw recently the obama administration had considered ending bulk collection before the snowden revelations. would a ban on bulk collection harm law enforcement and be a bad idea? >> why aren't you answering that one? >> yeah, why? >> why aren't you? really subtle moderation here. look i'm not sure those accounts about how -- it was considered whether or not to end the bulk metadata collection u

counsel for chelsea manning, is the bulk collection ban by congress necessary or do you believe that bulk collection as practiced by the nsa violated the fourth amendment as at least one court has held? >> i think a ban is necessary. because i'm on the fence as to whether dock trinly there's an issue and there may not be an issue, so that's why i think, a ban is is necessary for normative reasons. however, the examples that we give as to the harm, natural privacy, harm that derives from bulk collection, especially to 15 bulk collection, is a result of the use of the data and again, i think that's i distinguish collection in use. >> can we recently saw that the obama administration had considered ending bulk collection before the snowden revelations. would a ban on bulk collection by congress harm law enforcement and be a bad idea? >> why are you answering that one? >> yeah, why? >> subtle moderation here. >> yeah. look, the, i'm not sure about the, there's accounts about how the it was considered whether or not to end the bulk met data collection 2i 15 to the cause certain follow on

celebrity coverage including "town and country," the bill clinton as great global state man and a gushing piece on chelsea clinton talking about her mom being first president, does that matter? >> i don't see any "elle," covers of rand paul's wife, why isn't he? i think that the general desire in the media to cover the clinton's favourability is still there although you are right, there is hostility toward the clintons, but overall, they are treated as celebrity status that you are not going to see with ted cruz, for example. >> hear is one outlet not treating her with great warmth "new york post," and signaling that the former secretary of state will not "no no, no, no," but it said "oh hill no." >> interesting treatment on the clintons last night on a certain saturday night program. roll it. >> i am running because i went to be a voice for women everywhere. >> does someone say women everywhere? >> hillary clinton, phones can take videos. he could have done that in the 1990s i'd be in jail. >> that was great. does that sort of thing...hurt? help? just solidify these are cultural figures and politicians?

man he mowed down. >> my son is dead. i'll never see him again. >>> then, did chelsea clinton really call the secret service pigs when she> and she said, wait a minute, the pigs are here. >>> plus, what nancy grace is saying about the verdict in the boston marathon trial. >> there's really no other sentence but death that is appropriate. >>> and

celebrity coverage including "town and country," the bill clinton as great global state man and a gushing piece on chelsea clinton talking about her mom being first president, does that matter? >> i don't see any "elle," covers of rand paul's wife, why isn't he? i think that the general desire in the media to cover the clinton's favourability is still there although you are right, there is hostility toward the clintons, but overall, they are treated as celebrity status that you are not going to see with ted cruz, for example. >> hear is one outlet not treating her with great warmth "new york post," and signaling that the former secretary of state will not "no no, no, no," but it said "oh hill no." >> interesting treatment on the clintons last night on a certain saturday night program. roll it. >> i am running because i went to be a voice for women everywhere. >> does someone say women everywhere? >> hillary clinton, phones can take videos. he could have done that in the 1990s i'd be in jail. >> that was great. does that sort of thing...hurt? help? just solidify these are cultural figures and politicians?

arsenal's cup exploits meant chelsea were able to open a 10-point gap. today, man city are in action, taking on west end currently 2-0 up. newcastle hosts. >> in spain the 400th career goal as they beat valencia. suarez scored the opener. real madrid and athletic co-also winning, it goes down to the wire for the second season running. >> the replacement for the parting coach klopp has been named. klopp announced he would leave the club after seven years in charge during which he led them to two tights and the champions league title in 2013. this season has been a bit of a struggle. although saturday's win did keep them in eighth place and in the hunt for a european spot. his sectionsor is the former coach and will take over july 1. >> the champions in germany will make it three in a row. they won 2-0 putting them 13 points clear at the top of the table. >> free kick coming up made it 2-0. the fourth goal scored confirming the second league title. >> djokovic is aiming for his third masters title in a row right now in the final at monte carlo. second set has just go

. >> so chelsea winds and man city i can't figure out why they keep doing so poor lift liverly.sian-owned team, two american-controlled team and a sheik owned team. you need money. >> he's a bit of a sadist. >> he is. roger, thank you so much for absolutely nothing. >> "men in blazers show" is on nbcsn. senateing up next lindsey graham joins us on set after saying there's a 91.473 chance he's running for president. he was one of a zillion gop contenders in new hampshire taking aim at hillary clinton who heads up to the granite state today. we'll break it down just for you and let you know what marco rubio said about "morning joe" next. if you struggle with type 2 diabetes, you're certainly not alone. fortunately, many have found a different kind of medicine that lowers blood sugar. imagine what it would be like to love your numbers. discover once-daily invokana®. it's the #1 prescribed in the newest class of medicines that work with the kidneys to lower a1c. invokana® is used along with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it's a o

chelsea monroe-cassel who is in boston. what gave you the idea to write the "game of thrones" cook woke, -- cookbook, which i should add is endorsed by the mangeorge r.r. martin. chelsea: honestly, i was hungry one night. i am a huge fan of the book series, and of the show, now, so i really wanted to make lemon cake. a brief look online showed there were not any specifically "game of thrones" recipes for lemon cake, so i think it is sort of sitting that is where it started. erik: "game of thrones" -- is fantasy. the recipes are real. i guess the best way to describe them is medieval. where did you find inspiration for the actual recipes? chelsea: well, it is funny. a lot of them come from historical recipe cookbooks, all the way back to ancient rome but the majority of them are in the middle ages early-renaissance period and the internet is a great resource for that now. a lot of them have been digitized, put up online. it is a terrific place to find really cool recipes that have been forgotten. stephanie: here's the thing with medieval cooking -- the food is not known for actually tasting any good, and while it is an exciting team, and real

man he mowed down. >> my son is dead. i'll never see him again. >>> then, did chelsea clinton really call the secret service pigs when sheed in the white house? >> and she said, wait a minute, the pigs are here. >>> plus, what nancy grace is saying about the verdict in the boston marathon trial. >> there's really no other sentence but death that is appropriate. >>> and the famous actress who claims her own mother

. >> as a woman it's offensive that that would even be mentioned by chelsea clinton, right? >> i mean -- >> if a manthat america faces are the results of male leadership. >> it has a limited shelf life. you cannot rub an entire campaign saying vote for me because i'm a woman. >> let's take a look at this new poll out this morning, it asks whether or not you'd be more inclined to vote because of gender 83% it doesn't much matter. 12% say they would be more inclined to vote for her because she is a woman. >> it's something people say. there's the question and we were finally able to talk to a pollster who convinced him that i was right and he was wrong. you all would have guessed that. whenever we argue about this upcoming election he says republican women will be more likely to vote for hillary clinton just because she's a woman rather than voting for a republican man. i said that's just not true. i cannot believe that's true. that was a gut instinct of mine. we talked to a pollster that says in the battleground poll he does time after time that does not bear out. it could be significant for a handfu

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man to replace at the end of the season. meanwhile in the league rossburg behind behind munick and put him ahead but former chelsea and kevinqualizer for mossburg. >> i think we played a really good match and deserved to win but unfortunately we did not and we are up seven points clear to third and fourth place of yeah we need to play like this and we will stay on it. >>> antidoping agency decided not to appeal decision to acquit 34 australian footballers for illegal drug use and handed it over to the world doping agency and the case involves past and present players from the team one of the country's top afl sites and it will look at the evidence and they will decide whether or not to appeal the not guilty verdicts. nba playoffs four games on sunday the cleveland cavaliers and grizzlies and clippers were winners as were atlanta hawks and beat the brooklyn nets and hawks won all four of regular season meetings against the nets and it was familiar on sunday and dennis there getting one of his 13 points, two of 13 points on the board for atlanta and put in the shade by kyle korver with 21 points and game two is on wednesday.

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chelsea. [laughter] >> [indiscernible] jssean: i will be careful of jim webb. i know he is a smart man, he is not very people friendly. he chose to not seek reelection. again, i'm not taking them lightly here he don't get me wrong. it is a very insightful question. i think when you really look at the analysis, there is a reason no one has stepped up to the plate on their side. they can't raise money there is no enthusiasm, their own base will not give anyone more than a few points as an alternative to hillary. i don't discount it, but when you look at the teams and operation, we are built to take on hillary. we have a strong team on the data side, communication side, political side. if they don't run their 18, we still have the varsity team on the field. i'm very proud of the team that we have built. matt: another round of applause for the panel. i know there are more questions. we will be out in the lobby. again, good luck to the rest of the day. chairman horn. chairman horn: good job, guys. we have so many great strong republican leaders. some are coming and going all day long. can y

kitchen, chelsea was talking to someone, a secret service agent was getting ready to take her to see friends and she said, wait a minute, one of the pig says here, and the agent said, excuse me, manstand between you and a gun and a bullet. so i mean, there was tension. >> and she said -- >> she said that's what my parents call you. >> i'm not defending it, of course, but that word "pig" has a particular meaning for people in the '60s. that's a very '60s term. why due think that antipathy had built up? any evidence in your reporting? why did they even kid around by calling them pigs. >> it took a long time for them to -- they had been through trooper-gate. they were at that point feeling like they were under siege. >> and nobody could be trusted. >> in some ways they were right. they changed the telephone lines to interior circuitry, so no one coulden listen in on the phone calls. with you staffer said that changed for everything that contained of changed the security system they had in place for decades. >>> you know, i've been up there once when george bush sr. was president. everybody was in a good mood, it was the beginning of a new term. i was amaded about the top third floor

man who has strong feelings. we'll go to his florida home where vicente arenas is gathering information. >>> this morning the bill hillary, and chelseanton foundation is changing the way it accepts foreign donations because of hillary clinton's presidential campaign. critics say the charity takes millions of dollars a year from governments and other donors that want political influence. juliana goldman is in washington. she has been tracking the foundation's fund-raising. juliana, good morning. >> reporter: the clinton foundation has sponsored health and climate work since 2001. it's taken in $42 million in donations from foreign governments to fund the grants but the changes in policy acknowledge the potential liability the foundation has on her presidential bid. >> i am very proud of the work the foundation does. i'm very proud of the hundreds of thousands of people who support the work of the foundation. >> reporter: under the new policy, the clinton foundation will accept large donations from six foreign governments -- australia, canada germany, the netherlands, norway and the united kingdom. the foundation will stop taking milli

chelsea. >> i will be careful with jim webb. i have someone who interacted with jim webb a few times. i know he's a smart man. he's not very people friendly. he chose not to seek re-election. again, i'm not saying i'm taking them lightly. don't get me wrong. it's a very insightful question. you can never ever vote and not take it seriously. but there's a reason no one stepped up to the plate on their side so far. they can't raise money. there's no enthusiasm. their own base won't give anybody a few points that's not hillary. so i don't discount it, but when you look at their teams and what the operation is that we have on our side, we're built to take on hillary. we have a strong strong team on the data side, communications side. if they don't run their a-team, we still have the varsity team on the field. so i don't discount their other folks. but i'm very proud of the team that we've built. >> another round of applause for the panel here. i know there were other questions. we'll be out in the lobby to answer the questions and look toward to it. and again, good luck with the rest of the day. >> today's offici

chelsea clinton will be in africa trying to push back on that. bill: thanks, ed henry. with more on that. thanks from washington. martha: funeral services are set to get underway soon for a baltimore manas in custody with the police. officers admit that they failed to get immediate medical attention for freddie gray when he suffered a spinal cord injury. his death sparked massive protests across the city over the weekend. some of them turned violent doug mckelway was in baltimore today. things got ugly saturday night and in general over the weekend. set the scene. >> reporter: all is very calm here this morning. we would expect it to remain so at shiloh baptist church where the funeral is expected to take place. this church is deeply respected in the african-american community and christian church and highly unlikely to see outbreaks of violence at least at this time. this big, beautiful, new church is in a blighted community. a community of burned out blighted row houses boarded up business businesses. "the baltimore sun," noted neighborhood that freddie grey grew up and lived has doubled unemployment rate of city as a whole. there are twice as many liquor stores. a quarter of the bu

chelsea. [laughter] >> that's how we lose. be careful. rob: i will be careful of jim webb. as someone who is interacted with him a few times i know that he is a smart man. he is not very people friendly. he chose not to seek reelection --i i'm not saying i am taking them lightly. you can never ever go into a campaign and not take it seriously. when you really look at the analysis of this, there was a reason no one has stepped up to the plate on their site so far because they cannot raise money. their own base when i give anybody above a few points as an alternative to hillary. i don't discount it. when you look at their teams and what the operations that we have on our side, we are built to take on hillary so we have a strong team on the data side communications side. if they don't run their a team, we still have a varsity team on the field. i'm very proud of the team we have built. matt: another round of applause for the panel here. [applause] matt: i know there will be other questions. we will be out in the lobby. good luck for the rest of the day. chairman horn. announcer: the new hampshire republican party first the nation leadership summit continu