>> probably. >> jon: clint eastwood has been a conservative icon under years. oscar has awarded him for best picture. they made the movie in the first place and nominated for best picture. fine hollywood didn't give best picture to "american sniper" so they must hate america. no they didn't even give best picture to the best picture. for god's sake if oscar nominations were based on liberal street cred-- ( laughter ) ( applause ) you can stream it on itune and it's available on blu-ray as st. patrick's day gift. ( laughter ) and you know the saddest part of all this? republicans, conservatives are so ( bleep ) relentless in their drive for ideological purity, that those institutions they complain about continue to cave for the same reason i guess that you always seem to end up going to the restaurant the four-year-old wants to go to. fine! we're going to get fribbles again! just stop crying! 15 states have approved voter i.d. laws in the abs sense of evidence of fraud. abstinence is approved sex education, and scientific fact isn't reported now. it's debated. s

clint, my hunch immediately was egypt air. that's because we've been through one of these cases where inexplicable behavior by a co-pilot tunneled out to be explicable. he wanted to kill himself and everybody on the plane. what did you come up with? >> well, number one, we know that's happened about half a dozen times in the last 20 years where we believe a pilot, a co-pilot has intentionally crashed the plane. let's talk about depression. 9% of americans, according to cdc, experience depression of some time. that's reflected within the 30,000 americans again that commit suicide every year, but you know, most people who commit suicide, they'll go off in a corner, run their car off the bridge, but there are those few, chris, who rage against a world. those are the ones that commit violence in the workplace, they come in and shoot everybody. or they come into a school and they're angry at the world and going to take it out on everybody. that's what the fbi, the germans and french have to consider as they do this psychological au

clint? laughter ] more political news -- that makes no sense. [ laughter ] >> steve: he's gonna clint everybody. >> jimmy: "clintons gonna clint." what can i say? [ laughter ] some more political news, this week aaron schock, a a 33-year-old congressman from illinois announced his resignation after revelations about his spending practices. i don't know if you guys are familiar with aaron schock, but check this guy out. yeah. real beefcake. yeah. [ laughter ] and he's not going to be so easy to replace in congress. let me show you what i mean. previously aaron schock was the sexiest member of congress. now the sexiest member of congress is leonard lance. you know -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] you know. before aaron schock was among the youngest members of congress. now the youngest member of congress is sander levin. [ laughter ] before aaron schock was the best-dressed member of congress. now the best dressed member of congress is donald payne jr. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: dpj! >> j

clint irwin great reaction today: it happened so quickly. great save by clint irwin play of the game. >> a all of those yellow cards, setting up for bobby burling. the at the end of the game this end up scoreless between philadelphia union and colorado rapid. we thank you so much for watching philadelphia union soccer here on six abc. for peter papas, jill lloydan and jonathan yardley and our shivering crew i'm jp thanks so much for watching. join us again saturday night, 9:30, when union challenge real salt lake on the comcast network. thanks so much everyone. enjoy the rest of the weekend. now we invite you to stay tuned for "action news". thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the differenc

clint eastwood was he cool. >> he's such a dude. >> jimmy: he's a stud right? >> he's a stud.and more. >> jimmy: yeah, he like looked at me -- >> and i'm pregnant. and every morning he was like, "morning fatty." [ laughter ] he's like -- there's nothing like clint eastwood calling you fat. >> jimmy: he's such a good guy. but this one was like -- man i -- the opening scene of you in this film, it reminded me of "top gun," where tom cruise and kelly mcgillis, where he goes up to her and they're all trying to sing, "you lost that lovin' feeling." >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: that's your first appearance of you and i'm like, oh, that's sienna right there." and just -- i took, i didn't know it was you for a second. so good, charming and cool, and i just -- and this is a real person you're playing? >> keep it coming. >> jimmy: i know, i'm sorry. i'm laying it on too thick. i'm laying it on too thick. but i haven't seen you in -- no this is -- i mean, you're playing a real person. >> yeah a real person who's an amazing, amazing cool woman. and it's a really sad story, but we had a

clint took blood from you and brady. why would clint do that?ne) i thought your shift was over. it is. then you'd better get out of here before someone puts you back to work. i will do that. um... [giggles]

and clint hill, who was on the president kennedy's security detail the day he was assassinated. you can watch all of these at www.c-span.org. >> cc ban a takes american history tv on the road to u.s. cities. to learn about their literary life next week end, we partner with comcast for a trip to galveston texas. >> opening the canal in 1869 sailing ships were almost a death blow. with the opening of the canal coal-fired ships had a shorter route to the far east, to india so sailing ships needed to find a way to make a living. instead of high-value cargo they started carrying lower value cargoes. oil, cotton, etc. melissa really found her niche in carrying any cargo that did not require getting to market at a fast pace. >> watch all of our events from galveston saturday and, march 7 on book tv. >> here is a look at what is coming up tonight on c-span. david cameron taking questions from members of the house of commons. in a recent event with marco rubio in manchester new hampshire. later, a senate banking hearing with janet yellen. >> during question time at the british house of c

the bridge follows the path of that old 1880s railroad track that was made famous when clint eastwood jumped off of it in the movie "dirty harry". >>> it is super bowl day at levi stadium. sort of. wrestle mania, dubbed super bowl of wrestling, is going on. kpix is outside levi stadium where the fans are in a frenzy. >> reporter: it will be a challenge for some to get in but probably more of a khal throepblg get out. the show will - - more of a challenge getting out. 70,000 plus fans getting out at the same time. >> reporter: wrestle mania is taking over at levi stadium. >> that is how we do it, baby. >> reporter: with more than 70,000 fans expected to watch the wrestling season show ender. >> this is it, man. this is it. this is the big one. >> reporter: they came from all over the world for sunday's event. many like john planned early to be at the stadium to beat the crowds. he parked his car at noon, hours before the big show. >> i figured the earlier the better. >> reporter: can you tell me how the traffic was? >> that is expected. leave here early and plan on it. not too bad. >>

clint took blood from you and brady. why would clint do that?ught your shift was over. it is. then you'd better get out of here before someone puts you back to work. i will do that. um... [giggles]

we have not been seeing exactly the clint eastwood secret service type of agency.hat's your sense of the secret service foulups? are they systemic or just bad luck or what, with the new guy clancy at the head? >> there's been a culture. you have to remember, these guys are -- there's really good guys in the secret service uniform and plain clothes men. but what we're seeing now is a culture that is finally coming to light. >> what is the culture that you understand to be there? >> from what i've heard, that the culture is -- we kind of make our rules. we do what we want at times. i'm not going to say that for all of them. but when you walk into the white house today, you feel the tension in the air. you can feel how antsy they are. >> because of the stories? the guy that walked in the front door, the guy that jumped the fence and walked into the white house. >> they feel it, and they're very antsy. i can tell you some stories about some things that have happened recently. i will say this -- >> that's why you're here. tell us one of them. >> i don't want my badge ya

clint watts, thanks for your insight. >>> up next murder mystery. in the shadows of the kremlin.ssinated one of vladimir putin's most outspoken critics? we'll talk to someone who had just spoken with boris nemstov, someone who also went to war. joins me on set next. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya? good. aleve. proven better on pain. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher brighter denture every day. most of the products we all buy are transported on container ships. before a truck delivers it t

clint robinson took this pitch to left center field. that's trouble. he goes to the wall. tony gwynn jr. is running from the get go. no chance. robinson gets a triple out of it. the final this afternoon was 2-1. all right. you orioles and phillies this afternoon, clearwater. this is a sight for sore eyes. chris davis launches one deep and that's a rip shot. off cole hammels to center field. one of 21 oriole hits and they go on to beat the phillies. final there was 16-4. maryland should get a high seed as undefeated goes through the big 10. they're the champs. g.w. will go to the dance and so will american university for the first time ever. so the big dance tonight for the first time. leon: and the ncaa gets a chance to do a do over. tim: they have no chance. they went undefeated. they have to. doug: show you another sign of spring here thanks to john saunderman. he took that. and you can see him more if you follow him on twitter. this is down in cherry blossoms and it looks like the florets are visible. we're on cherry blossom watch. temperatures are going to take a nose

i look at a clint eastwood or a chuck norris and i think, there's no reason i can't stay tough like... (giggles) oh, tickles! but... ow. that hurt? no. not r--ow. oh. what? it's probably nothing. you feeling okay? yeah. maybe we'll just run a couple of tests, just to be safe. what kind of tests? if there's anything wrong, i'll give you a call. oh. okay. so how's the real estate market doing? well, interest rates are low so it's a great time to be a buyer, but if you're a seller you really have to...

. >> plus new controversy for the clint beon clintons.hy it's like a real-life "house of cards." >> i just don't understand why it's being brought up now. >> from the secret monica reference in bill's painting to hillary's e-mail. how the clintons are becoming targets just like the underwoods. on the show. >> also, the new avengers movie is going to kill it. i am with the super hero stars on the top secret set. people are freaking out. >> they are freaking out. >> i don't even know how he can sit next to me without being embarrassed. >> then, find out why "sharknado 3" could be shut down. >> plus, "walking dead's" daryl is here taking zombie target practice. d anclooney's night out with danny devito. >> we end up on "the post" every time we hang out, lemoncello. >> and judge judy. she is one of the highest paid women on tv. we're going to tell you why she's worth every penny. y >>ou lie to me, i'll wipe up the floor with you. >> now, "entertainment tonight." we love entertaining people. >> after almost a year of secrecy, we can finally sh

and an official portrait of bill clint. and these priceless statues may not be so priceless afterall. >> and always his airness may have cracked the billionaire's list. and much more on this tuesday, march 3rd. "early today" starts right now. >>> so, in just hours, israeli prime minister will speak before congress. at the core of his speech, u.s. nuclear negotiations with iran and election. >> i want to be very clear, a bad deal is worse than no deal. and if that is the choice, there will be no deal. >> as a matter of policy, we think it's a mistake for the prime minister of any country to come to speak before congress a few weeks before they're about to have an election. it makes it look like we're taking sides. >>> israeli prime ministers have addressed congress before. this will be israel's prime minister's 3rd time. let's go back to tracie potts in washington. we understand they have a new prime minister. >> reporter: they are keeping secret negotiations with iran secret. not to reveal them. speaking of netanyahu on cap

. >> i'm not sure - i'm clint i'm here on behalf of the north hill association tiled is the fact that a neighborhood association is showing up this is not only the independent they're a great neighbor so we a.d.manual support this measure i'll leave it with saying one of the most important things i mean, the businesses coming to you in general fulsome is the bigger this is something that will help to protect small business owners that adds the neighborhood community grandfathering place i have a letter to submit thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm terrance allen i'm going to be brief 20 years ago i was trying to throw a new years eve party as an event to raise community for my deceased lover it was a gathering place for the community during the aids country we came together to raise money for each other that pirate was shut down because of a noise compliment several years later i was approached to help to form the san francisco night life association i'm proud to be the chair of 18 years i'm the founding president of the san francisco entertainment commission

clint robinson, nice glove work there for the double play and tyler moore hitting that home run.s win it 9-8. >>> let's finish off a fun friday with the top plays of the week. for this first one pay attention because check this out. this is virginia/syracuse lacrosse. watch the goalie brendan mullins' buddy. he fakes it like he's giving the ball to the goalie. everybody thinks the goalie has it including the tv camera and before virginia knows what happened the orange is on the other end and got ya, pretty good. that was pretty good stuff there, the old hidden ball trick, sleight of stick. that's no. three. so you know no. 2 has got to be pretty good. let's get george washington. flushing on george mason seems routine, but i like it because he's got the routine stuff and check out his teammates, fist pump there. that's all we could find for george washington. >> aren't they a little short on plays 'not much going on. >> finally you got -- plays? not much going on. >> finally you got maryland's dez welker serving up the scarlet letter to the scarlet knights. this right here will g

to the ferry terminal and the bridge follows the path of a 1880s railroad tressel featured in the clint eastwood film "dirty harry." from the lick to the pacific through the panama canal. >>> 65 teams took part in the five stage race in the traditional form of transport in panama. the three day regatta started on the crib gran side on friday, the ocean to ocean race dates pack to 1954. >>> about 10,000 runners hit the streets of san francisco on sunday for the third annual transamerica rock and roll half marathon. fernando cab ata of fresno won the men's race. he finished the course in one hour, six minutes and 26 seconds. tonya morimoto of redwood city took top honors among the women and both runners will race in next month's boston marathon. >>> full of many cheers, tears and tremendous number one sides winning -- three number one seeds winning tough match-ups. >> now the tournament headed to indianapolis for the final four. reporter brian webb has a preview of that final four. >> reporter: 68 teams less than two weeks ago were now down to just four. duke, wisconsin, michigan state, a

washington dc police chief, the attorney in charge of administering the 9/11 victims fund, and clint hill, president kennedy's security detail the day he was assassinated. you can watch these and search other programs at www.c-span.org . we have received more than 2200 entries in this year's c-span video, petition. we will announce the grand prize winner and show their winning documentary. following the announcement, you can see all 150 documentaries at student cam.org. >> tonight on c-span, british prime minister david cameron takes questions from the house of commons. then, a recent event with senator marco rubio in new hampshire. at 11:00, another chance to see q&a with anthony batts. during question time at the british house of commons, david cameron was asked whether members of parliament should have second jobs. in his exchange, the opposition leader challenge the prime minister to back the labor party proposed ban of members of parliament working as private consultants. this is 30 minutes. >> order. questions to the prime minister. mr. john woodcock. >> thank you, mr. speaker.

. >>> bringing in clint van zandt, former profiler and msnbc contributor. gornt. >> good morning. >> police are saying these officers were deliberately targeted. is it too soon to make that determination? >> yeah, well so far when you listen to the police reports, there's two different reasons. number one, the police official said he believed that the shooter or shooters were embedded somehow with the protesters, and number two, more importantly than his opinion is that the trajectory of the bullets is flat and in essence, it came from the area where the protesters were or directly behind the protesters but that trajectory was pointed at the police. and in essence, this wasn't somebody firing a gun in the air and a bullet went up 1,000 yards and then came back down and hit a police officer. this was aimed and interestingly enough neither officer actually works in that community. they work in two different communities so therefore, would have had nothing to do with the original situation. they were targeted because they wore a badge, it appears. >> and, i me

the idea of seeing a clint eastwood movie. you know when you see americans sniper you won't see a 1940s war movie where the only wants are upper arm wounds clean wounds and people die in ballet affect. what you are going to see is this role exploding than fragments and spurting blood, that is the kind of thing that is in there. mash is about the korean war but it was made during the vietnam war and the question of what robert altman was doing with that movie is more about the attitudes, the feelings of the vietnam era, it was the culture of the people watching the movie. strangely enough when the movie turned into a tv show what we had was a womanizer who became a feminist and the attitudes changed in relation to the current culture in what was both accessible and also admirable about people who are in the madness we call war. that issue of war films often settled on such issues as is this an antiwar film or pro war film? almost no director will say or admit to making a pro war film. people are not happy with wars. nevertheles

police are hoping the video helps them catch the man and mary and clint curtis mother and son stole thousandsf dollars worth of tooth brushes. investigators believe it might be a larger ring but they are still investigating. >>> new information about health care's foundation donors who she was secretary of state. they found out the donors have ties to foreign governors and this comes amid the growing talk of hilary clinton run forking -- running for the white house. we have two writers here to discuss this with. good to see you both. vincent vincent, we will get to the fundraising stuff in a moment. but we have noticed writings comparing hilary clinton to richard nixon and not in a good way. politico says her of e-mails shows a wearyness and she said this as well: scornful of advisaries. is that fair in >> if she is trying to shake that characterization she is not shaking anything by the way she is behaving. any journalist who saw her say she used a private e-mail account because it was a matter of convenience didn't believe it. no journalist alive is dumb enough to believe that is the explan

tendran que disputar sus partidos ante dinamarca y suiza sin clint dempsey.a derecha. gabriel por otro lado tambien la seleccion argentina tendra actividad durante esta fecha fifa. los equipos sudamericanos quieren afinar detalles previo a la copa america que se jugara este aÑo en chile. take vo vo habia cierta preocupacion por el astro argentino lionel messi despues de que dejara el hotel de concentracion para realizarse estudios en un golpe que sufrio en el pie derecho durante el partido ante el real madrid. todo parece indicar que no hay una lesion grave y que podra diputar los juegos amistosos. vo michel platini fue reelegido por tercera vez como presidente de la uefa. el frances estara en el pusto por cuatro aÑos mas y fue facil su reeleccion ya que no hubo ningun otro candidato registrado para pelearle el puesto. platini es presidente de la uefa desde el aÑo de 2007 gabriel cambiamos las cosas al beisbol de las grandes ligas que el inicio de la temporada regular esta a la vuelta de la esquina. en abril inician los gigantes la defensa de su corona obteni

hillary clint having a democratic challenger talking about this every day at least for democrats her position as a nominee is secure. >> carrie thank you. >> thank you. >>> for more from carrie and the rest of the nbc news political team check out first read on nbcnews.com. >>> bringing in millions of s in fines each year. a news 4 investigation found four cameras out of more than 200 across the city are responsible for one-third of all the tickets. a camera on branch avenue in southeast washington issued more than 11,000 tickets. one on new york avenue that camera issued more than 25,000 dollars in tickets. on the suedland parkway, more than 20,000 the amount of tickets, not money. and a camera on k street issued more than 41,000 tickets. see how many tickets and how much money your neighborhood traffic cameras collect with our interactive map on nbcwashington.com. >>> in montgomery county road crews filled more than 2,000 potholes since january 1st, but seems for every one that's filled another one pops up. the county normally has four trucks out daily making repairs. with warmer w

the clint eastwood film is the highest grossing film of 2014 topping $337 million domestically and thatans the hunger games. also passing the $500 million mark world wide. finally the bull market turned six years old the s&p 500 up 200 6% since march 2009 attack in transports scented at 288% owned the the dow jones transport sector did better. the dial is the only laggard that is why those who decided to add the apple shares. blige for big swings particularly if you find out the apple watching is not what it is cracked up to be. thanks for joining us tonight making money with charles payne comes up next. have a great night we will see you tomorrow. charles: i am charles pay your watching making money. we will talk about apple but my stock was mcdonald's even with horrendous same-store sales numbers but here is the thing a decline of 1.7% that was a strong dollar geographically they did not do too well but the stock ended higher. the nasdaq could have sold sold, including the fact if you take out the dollar the in

where have you ne, clint eastwood?wo secret service agents, two senior agents in fact, including a top member of the president's protective detail reportedly drove a government car into white house security barricades after, yep drinking at a late-night party last week. latest in series of embarrassing and potentially dangerous incidents from prostitution scandals to the breach last fall when a knife-wielding man climbed over the white house fence. made it all the way inside of the executive mansion before he was tackled and danced with. lou, i think that the secret service has had all these problems since they were shoved under the homeland security umbrella. what do you think? >> i they have certainly become visible. reality is homeland security is who arely mismanaged agency. but the this is, has new lip. there is a cultural issue i think, amongst these agents. i have flown with secret service agents all around the world. >> got your own detail upstairs. >> and real this is, it is time to say to the secret service,

and this is graphically, grocery demonstrated by secretary clint p's control over e-mail server noi nowne, you or me, we would have u.s. marshals on our doorstep seizing the server. i think the american public understands that. this is not the case with regards to the e-mails. >> i want to try to draw the strings together now. that was the night of benghazi. now, you, the judicial watch group, has filed a bunch of lawsuits against the state department and foia, trying to get information. what happened yesterday that you were stunned at and that the american public should be stunned at with regard to what the state department said in response. >> we had a foia case asking questions about the secretary that was closed, and it was almost a year old. we had reason to believe they had lied to us and so we approached the state department and said, we want to reopen this case. we want to go back to the court. we told them we were going to do this as part of the procedure. we said look we're going to make a statement that you have engaged -- you and secretary clinton, both the agency and the pe

other hand, movies have become much more visceral, much more spectacular the idea of going to see clint. you know when you go to see american sniper that you're not going to see a 1940s more movie where the only kind of wounds our upper arm wounds, clean wounds and people died in ballet ethics. what use is visceral exploding bone fragments and spurting blood, the kind of thing that's in there. take an example, mass., a great example of a movie. mashes about the korean war. but mash was made during the vietnam war. the question of what robert altman was doing with that movie is actually more about the attitudes, the feeling of the vietnam era towards warfare is the gold of the people were watching the movie insurance enough when a movie turned into a tv show what we had was a womanizer became a feminist and attitudes changed in relation to the current culture in what was both accessible and also admirable about people who are in that kind of madness we call war. the issue of war films often as settled on such issues as is this an antiwar film for pro-war film? almost no director will say

clint clinton's intentions, but if she doesn't run, she doesn't have to throw this hat in the proverbialvery complicated to me to try to understand why so many democrats push back against netanyahu's leadership. i don't understand why so many american jews are seemingly against america's right to survive a two-state constitution that's very complicated. there are certain requirements met. i think her silence is very very intriguing, and we're all going to be watching to see what, if anything, she says in the very near future about what happened there. >> but marjorie, she knows no matter what she says someone will be unhappy, so better to remain silent? is it strategic? >> i would say that's washington, but anyone who knows the history of israel, peace talks from 1978 and what's happened with israel in the last 35 years has been an ever changing, ever evolving relationship that never is really that different. hillary clinton is a diplomat first and foremost. she came from the state department and she knows it's smart to sit back and see how this turns out. why do you have to take one sol

. >> clint on said he deleted most of those emails and she said others have been kept on a private server she controls at her home and will not be released. >> the server contains personal communications between my husband and me and i believe i've met all of my responsibilities and the server will remain private. >> republican critics though are convinced that mrs. clinton's efforts to keep certain family members private broke government policies and protocols, and there are lingering questions about the clinton foundation, with accepted donations from foreign governments while clinton served as secretary of state. >> i think that people who want to support the foundation know full well what it is we stand for and what we're working on. >> but the issue is whether foreign governments were trying to buy the clinton and influence the next president of the united states. but as for the email controversy, the state department said that it will begin to release awful clinton's communications online. and clinton seemed pleased. >> i think that once the american public begins to see the email,

"dirty harry" was filmed at the hall of justice, starring clint eastwood as inspector callahan.s "streets of san francisco," the 1970s tv police series. but the hall of justice is a tired old building. >> it's time to go, and i empathize with those that are not getting to go. >> reporter: the sfpd is moving its headquarters to this new state-of-the-art public safety building in mission bay. the sixth-floor, $243 million facility has been built to withstand the big quake. its backup power can last four days. there's an emergency operations center which can be activated within minutes. on friday night the police station will move here from the hall of justice. and there's a brand new 38-bed fire station. rather than rolling doors its doors fold off which are more likely to work after a big quake. to the dismay of many the courts and the district attorney's office will be left behind at the old hall of justice. >> this building is not only compromised in terms of an oerthquake. it's compromised in terms of a fire. >> reporter: d.a. george gascon also points to leak pipes water from

hilary clint beenlary clinton just wrapped up a press conference about the e-mail controversy. she tried to explain that the blackberry was her only device during her tenure at the state department. clinton thought it would be easier to lug around 14 1/2 inch phone instead of, well two. in her statement and q&a which ran a shade under 21 minutes she he said she did this under an abundance of caution and care never sent classified material over e-mail and any e-mails she chose not to keep p in her words were personal to describe them as things about chelsea's 2010 wedding or her mother's twif 11 funeral or her, quote, yoga routine. the republican-led committee investigating benghazi already letting it be known today they are not satisfied with the secretary's answers and a statement issued just moments ago congressman tray goudy said, because secretary clinton has created more questions than answers, the select meet is left with no choice but to call her to appear at least twice. let's go to brianna keilar. brianna, you were in the u.n. you asked her if she deleted work e-mails.

one joshua earnest has tried to put distance between hillary clint and the white house to say the obama administration guidelines are that anyone who is an official government employee of which she was has to use official government e-mail in order to conduct business. so i think that, okay, that's fine. the question, then is, though so no one at the white house was getting ingting e-mails from hillary clinton never said uh don't you think you should have a e.gov e-mail? to the national security adviser or the white house chief of staff, and that gets to that question again of character and judgment. maybe this won't be the precise scandal that brings them down but it's again like who does she surround herself with, and how does she -- she's a lawyer. she knows what the law is. and every person at the state department, every year you have to get a briefing, just like you have briefings here at corporate briefings briefings, in the government you have an ethics briefing. part of that is the presidential records act which changed in 2009. so she was out of compliance with the law. now, so

they see this and say, you know maybe you can take hilary clint nt out of the '90s but can't take thes out of hillary clinton. >> i think my wife would say that about me. >> maybe the '80s. >> 36 coming up next we've heard his voice as he threatened the lives of american hostages. now a brand-new recording of jihadi john talking about the september 11th attacks doesn't explain how he became such a ruthless terrorist. >>> plus he's one of the best basketball players of all time. perhaps the best. michael jordan's latest accomplishment coming up. doug. you've been staring at that for awhile, huh? listen, td ameritrade has former floor traders to help walk you through that complex trade. so you'll be confident enough to do what you want. i'll pull up their number. blammo. let's get those guys on the horn. oooo looks like it is time to upgrade your phone, douglass. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >>> welcome back to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. in other world news today, he is arguably the most infamous terrorist in the world, the masked man waving a knife an

. >> the fair owes won't special another total e clints for several hundred years. many here, though are already looking forward, willing to chase the moon's shadow wherever it falls i am randall pinkston. john seigenthaler back in a few minutes. for the latest anytime, go to aljazeera.com. have a great evening. >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. is mosque attacks. twin blasts in yemen leave scores of people dead. i.s.i.l. takes credit for more bloodshed . unsealed. hundreds of thousands of adoption records. the new ohio law that could change lives. fracking rules. new federal safety standards why most oil and gas wells don't have to follow them. plus

. >> reporter: clint arnette demonstrated how it works at disaster city, a training facility run by texashat looks like a disneyland of disasters. on the day we visited, first responders were practicing on a derailed rain, a simulated propane leak and a fire at a mock oil refinery. general dynamics, the manufacturer of the mutt, is using disaster city to test the robot in a variety of real-world conditions. david martin is the facilities program director. >> it can be utilized for transport of taishts patients in-- of patients infected with ebola limiting the exposure of people who would come in contact with the patient and make it much easier for them to move patients around without having to suit up a number of people to transport that patient. >> reporter: another potential weapon is the xenex decontamination robot. >> it will go up -- >> reporter: already used in 300 hospitals, the robots use u.v. light to disinfect hospital rooms. c.e.o. of xenex -- >> you turn it on set it to run, the top lifts up, the bulb pulses as soon as its visible and goes up to 52 inches and comes back down s

clint top's defense and her defenders are saying, if she had simply had a private email account on an iphone and then use ad government email account on a blackberry, if she had conducted emails for the government on that iphone private account, it would still be up to her to decide which of those emails were christ and which of those emails are for the government. what makes this ex-extraordinary, this is running through a server in the clinton house in chappaqua, new york. she is one saying we've gone through them, don't worry about it. david: let me go back to bob for a final point. bob, what this makes extraordinary, supporters at "the washington post," big editorial at "washington post" say she has to do what you said, get outsider to look at server. "new york times" that broke the story. her support group within the media is faltering. if she doesn't have that, i don't see her getting out of this, do you? >> she has very serious problem. everybody on the democratic side recognize she is the best candidate, if they don't feel she can win, she will not get nominated. that is where

and that great american philosopher, clint eastwood said a man ought to know his limitations.to drive to serve, but shouldn't have been allowed to do so. >> okay. there's only one problem with that. you're calling it alleged desertion but he himself wrote his parents saying i'm out of here. and he said to "rolling stone" i hate america. >> i don't -- he said he hated america. have you read his writings? the writings are the writings of a man who has psychological problems. let me say this about the fella. even if he walked off, although he says he walked off to go to another outpost to tell them about misconduct at the post he was at. i don't know if that's true or not. assuming he was a deserter, the five years he spent in custody and tried to escape 12 different times -- he was beaten and refusing to talk. >> how is this for a deal. you did your five years for desertion. misbehaving in front of the enemy which is a far more serious crime. he should get life -- look there are some people -- >> misbehaving -- >> he should get the firing squad for that. >> what is his misbehavi

. >> officer clint mahlberg is a veteran member of the metropolitan police department's search and rescueant called me. they were expecting heavy flooding from a storm cell that was coming into the valley and asked if i could come in for a couple of hours and fly around in a helicopter in case there was any rescues needed to be done. >> the rescue team gets word from local news crews that several motorists are stranded near the underpass. when they reach the scene, it's clear that angela is in immediate danger. >> the only thought i had when i accepted that this was it, this was my time, the only thought i had was that my kids weren't going to have a mother. >> at the worst moment of despair, her rescuer arrives. >> i didn't want to see anything else. i didn't want to hear anything else. and i closed my eyes, and i just completely shut down again. but as i was lying there, my head was to the side, and i opened my eyes and there's a man in the water. >> well, the plan was that i'd be lowered down onto the roof of the car, but because of the rain and the car being slick from all the water o

. >> well, you bring up a good point, joy, about the movie and i want to bring you back in and clintow pivotal is that movie going to be especially for the younger generation that is just now learning about it. >> you saw what happened at the academy awards. what i want to say, though, beyond that the point that melissa is making what you're going to see from the president today the connectivity about selma that is beyond just the black experience. that's very difficult for a lot of people to put their finger on in this nation. what happened in selma is very correlated very directly to what african-americans in this country have had to deal with. i think it if the president, in my opinion, we are in a day in age where people experience large levels of discrimination and don't have the same opportunities that everybody else has and that's where the new generation comes. not just about talking about certain people that have been discriminated against. if he can connect this to what everybody is dealing with who are disenfranchised people, i think it will be a good speech. >> we'll leav

the idea of going to see a clint eastwood -- you know when you're going to see "american sniper" that you're not going to see a 1940s war movie where the only kind of wounds are upper arm wounds, clean wounds and people die in bali effect -- ballet effects. what you're going to see is visceral exploding bone fragments and spraying blood. that's the kind of thing that's in there. take an example "m.a.s.h." is about the korean war, but "m.a.s.h." was made during the vietnam war, and the question of what robert altman was doing with that movie is -- it's really more about attitudes, the feeling of the vietnam era toward war. it was the culture of the people who were watching the movie then. and strangely enough, when the movie turned into a tv show what weed had was -- what we had was a womanizer who became a feminist but the attitudes changed in relation to the current culture and what was both accessible and also admirable about people who are in that kind of madness we call war. the issue of war films often has settled on such issues as is this around anti-war film -- an anti-war film

coming up, clint eastwood has said his movie "american sniper" is an antiwar film. >> call it designkidney for a man he knew for a few days. that decision saved his own life. wait till you see what the doctors found during the surgery. ♪ >>> just days after a chance encounter at a church fundraiser this pastor says he felt god calling him to donate his kidney in order to save his life. little did he know his selfless sacrifice was part of a divine plan that would end up saving his own life. during surgery doctors discovered a aneurysm. they were able to fix the aneurysm and complete the sarge. what a blessing it is to have both of you right here. joining us live to tell about this miracle. both of your lives were saved because you decided to step in when someone needed it. can you tell us how you met, pastor? >> yes, ma'am. we had just recently started our own church, mercy independent baptist church in north carolina. we were having a fundraiser on a saturday morning. and dawn and his wife happened to be out yard selling and stopped by and paid us a visit. >> you almost didn't get o

i said, you look like clint eastwood. he had a poncho on a disguise over his face a wide-brimmed hat, and he said i can't show my face on camera i'll be killed. this is boston massachusetts the liberal bastion of america. there's a fear factor there in many cases. bottom line is it's not happening. if muslims themselves aren't going to deal with this problem within, then we need to deal with it. because it's targeting us. at the end of the day for average americans -- just closing here, then we'll take q&a -- for average americans i've told you what the government needs to do what it probably won't do. but average americans need to do a few things. number one, stay informed. you don't have to be a foreign policy expert, but you owe it to yourself, your kids and your grandkids to take ten minutes a day, follow what's going on in the world. hook after 9/11 there's no excuse. there really isn't. be aware. number two, get with like-minded people. join emmett, join with emmett the p endowment for middle east truth, get with or

clint: there were knows of prizes. she said what people expected.are concerned about unusual actions. this is alleviating that. they market had 1/10 of 1%, which is relieved. that is good, she was focused on inflation, on gdp growing. i don't think there were surprises. alix: david, what you think? we see the yield down below 2%. david: janet yellen and her colleagues are telling us this is about data dependency. she is a labor economist. she is being very real. what gdp we need is going to play out here. investors who are focusing not just on rates but the path and the pace we can see for a right cycle. alix: when she was speaking, you brought this up earlier, her chat about inflation what inflation gauge she was going to be looking at, and what trajectory she needs to see. karl: she is telling us with rates at zero you don't wait for inflation to get it 2% because you will be to flat-footed. she is saying we don't have to be a 2% but we have do have confidence we are turning the corner. if we see inflation decelerating she is not going to have the