there the clinton foundation and they whine them and find them in clinton's penthouse above the library- it is beautiful and looks beautiful in the way out and they are bringing in tons and tons of money and money is going to tell the tale in 2016. lou: if money is the determinant, but clinton's will be awfully hard to be. and so your thoughts as we wrap it up here? >> it used to be a part of this in right now if chelsea i think it is three for the price of one. your coming up next, why americans should commemorate the brightest moments instead of the darkness. [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. [ chainsaw buzzing ] humans. sometimes, life trips us up. sometimes, we trip ourselves up. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solutions. like multi-policy discounts from liberty mutual insurance. save up to 10% just for combining your auto and home i

there, the clinton foundation, brings down party chairman from various states. >> right. >> union leadersne them and dine them in clinton's penthouse, above the clinton library, which is -- beautiful and luxurious layout, and they are bringing in tons and tons of money, and money is going to tell the tale in 2016. >> well, if money is the determinant, the clinton -- i just about said the clintons are awfully hard to beat. what was i thinking? hillary clinton would be very tough to beat. and your thoughts as we wrap it up here? >> you know, it used to be two for the price of one, if you voted for bill, you got hillary. >> that's what he said in 92. >> now with chelsea, it's three for the price of one. >> the bargain gets better. >> thanks so much, ed klein. >> up next, my commentary why americans should commemorate the brightest of moments and not the darkest. that in your comments next. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of mil

the bill, hillary and chelsea clinton foundation. for years she's been saying she herself might one day run for office but first, she may have another role, campaigning and advising her mother if she runs for president in 2016. >> nobody assumes this was done for political reasons but if it had been done in political reasons, it could not have been a the a better time. hillary clinton will have this bouncing toddler in her arms to campaign with in 2016. >> reporter: chelsea said today her mother is her role model. >> i just hope i will be as good a mom to my child and hopefully children, as my mom was to me. >> reporter: the next generation for a family always in the spotlight. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead for us tonight, the mean season already underway for millions of allergy sufferers across america. why it is suddenly worse this spring, and what we're being told to do. and later, the museum quality awkward family photos that look so familiar to so many americans. . >> this has been for millions of americans the

it's an interesting dilemma she's in at the clinton foundation.about saying the things were run there before weren't appropriate or weren't optimal, that doesn't reflect well on her parents. so there's a delicate dance that's being done in there. at the same time the organization has grown a lot and she is trying to add more rigor to the impact that it has. and a more entrepreneurial spirit as the place has grown much larger. >> explain her job. we know her as first daughter chelsea clinton growing up in an extremely beneficial set of circumstances. but what is her job title? what is she doing now? >> her name now is on the clinton foundation. her title is vice chair. she is in some ways the most active member in the family, she's the one most involved who people call by her first name opposed to her title nap is what happens in that organization. and the clinton foundation has, i think eight or nine different ceos. it's got a lot of arms. her job is to deal with communication across all that. she's got personal interest in certain areas like chil

the company made another generous donation of nine hundred thousand dollars the william j clinton foundation which hillary clinton now helps operate also last month. boeing's top lobbyist was seen co hosted a fundraiser for ready for hillary super pack which is lending support to a possible hillary twenty sixteen run then really are you clinton and defense contractor boeing their perfect match. there are few in the democratic party were more vocal supporter of us military intervention around the world. then hillary clinton. she supported the wars in iraq and afghanistan. she supported military intervention in libya. she supported military airstrikes in syria. and she's been a consistent supporter of the expanding drug war against al qaeda and associated forces. you name the intervention and clinton seems ready to get behind it so three years for an election. who knows who cares if hillary clinton is running for president. reese that's what most of us are thinking but boeing. they're making a bet on hillary and their strengthening their ties and their investments in the clinton political dyna

she worked for the clinton foundation and the melinda and bill gates foundation. the senate will need to confirm her as seath and human services secretary. just last year, she was confirmed 96-0 to lead the budget office. now she's going into the nomination fight with the weight of obamacare on her shoulders. president obama said today he hopes for a swift approval and that he hopes she has the common sense needed for the job. >> she brings the value of caring for your neighbor and ordinary folks to some of the biggest challenge of her time. >> reporter: the outgoing human health services secretary is mixed. president obama said today the final score speaks for itself. there are 7.5 million americans enrolled in obamacare. some of them have insurance for the very first time. in washington, kyla campbell. back to you. >>> suspended state senator leland yee is back in court right now for the latest hearing in his corruption case. this is new video of a key figure in the corruption case, keith jackson arriving in court this morning. earlier this week, yee and jackson

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. >> the clinton foundation event on empowering young women. her mom was there, too.you can see and said she's really excited about becoming a grandmother. >> just ahead tonight seniors forced to pay rent after they've died. >> a practice >>> michael finney brought this story to light involving assistive living centers. it a practice considered reprehensible. michael finney has been investigating this. we should be credited with helping expose this. >> yes. and are keeping track of this. requiring tenants to give notice when leaving an assistive living center. even in the event vent of a death. we're learning the practice continues in some homes. wendy bush cares for her father in her san jose home she wrought brought her father up perfect southern california after her mother died both staying outside los angeles at emeritus. chen died after a fall. >> it came sudden. i wasn't prepared >> wendy says she was told she was moving her father out she'd have to pay 30 days rent for both her mom and dad. the contract requires giving notice before moving out. >> i thought esp

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. >> the clinton foundation event on empowering young women. her mom was there, too.d said she's really excited about becoming a grandmother. >> just ahead tonight seniors forced to pay rent after they've died. >> a practice >>> michael finney brought this story to light involving assistive living centers. it a practice considered reprehensible. michael finney has been investigating this. we should be credited with helping expose this. >> yes. and are keeping track of this. requiring tenants to give notice when leaving an assistive living center. even in the event vent of a death. we're learning the practice continues in some homes. wendy bush cares for her father in her san jose home she wrought brought her father up perfect southern california after her mother died both staying outside los angeles at emeritus. chen died after a fall. >> it came sudden. i wasn't prepared >> wendy says she was told she was moving her father out she'd have to pay 30 days rent for both her mom and dad. the contract requires giving notice before moving out. >> i thought especiallyt( when

in 2010 bowling donated $900,000 to the clinton foundation. they were grateful and helped rebuild schools in haiti. they describe the ties as mutually beneficial. but does not go beyond that. on wall street, stocks snapped a two day losing streak. up 146 points, s&p up 15, the nasdaq rose 23. crude oil above $104 per barrel, gold up $8 closing above 13.27 per ounce. the yield on the 10-year at 10.64% tonight. retail sales rose 1.1% last month, that's the biggest monthly gain since 2012. citigroup shares up more than 4% today. reporting better-than-expected earnings. and announcing it will acquire investments at $6.3 billion de deal. general motors announcing a departure of two senior executives as ceo mary barat calmest accountability. in the ignition switch recall scandal. former president bill clinton is back in the idea of adding photos to social security cards so people can use them as voter id. mr. clinton i'm sure is not aware social security cards are among the most easily replicated unlawfully, most common financial fraud in america us

jets a few months later and atwo months later they made a $900 million contribution to the clinton foundation. warren has said she's not running but she does have a new book out next week about her vision for the nation's future. bill clinton's former strategist says there's little appetite for a liberal challenge to clinton outside the far left blogosphere. >> not anything to mount a real serious challenge right now. >> reporter: that's a reference to the likes of vermont senator bernie sanders who visited the first primary state of new hampshire last weekend and says he's not afraid to challenge clinton. martin o'malley just signed a law decriminalizing small amounts of marijuana possession has been quietly campaign forge months. some liberals have encouraged howard dean and jerry brown to run, but not a single poll shows a democrat even remotely competitive with clinton. >> not even the vice president. thank you. >>> chelsea clinton is pregnant. the former first daughter made the announcement with her mother. it will be the first child for chelsea and husband mark mez vinski. >>> a democra

. >> clinton was speaking with her daughter at the clinton foundation's no ceilings event. the only one pushing women to push themselves. and joining me now is ariana huffington, author of the book "thrive." you have some competition coming out. we know that hillary's book is called "hard choices" and we have an image of what the cover of the book is going to look like. we've been debating what that means, "hard choices," the 3:00 in the morning phone call or personal circumstances she's had. you're a well-known progressive pundit. how do you see the title? how do you look at this? >> well, maybe it's kind of my hope but i wish that the title refers to the fact that remember when she left her job of secretary of state and they asked her what was she hoping to do next and she said the most important thing for her was to be untired. do you remember that? and she paid her own price when she collapsed and ended up in the hospital, et cetera, et cetera. i'm hoping that "hard choices" will mean making hard choices about how she prioritizes her own self, too, and how she deals wit

she made this surprise announcement at a clinton foundation event in new york sitting right beside thenow expectant grandmother, hillary clinton. so will the news affect her decision to seek another title? let's go to brianna keilar in washington with much more. first and foremost, the announcement is more important than any presidential announceme announcement. can we agree with that? >> i completely agree with you on that, kate. and it's so exciting to kind of cover a political story like this, or of a feel good one, right? so in october chelsea actually told "glamour" magazine she and her husband had decided that 2014 was the year of the baby. so this wasn't completely unexpected. but i tell you, it sure kuth a lot of folks by surprise. >> chelsea clinton dropping a bombshell at a clinton foundation event in new york. >> mrk and i are very excited that we have our first child arriving later this year. and -- >> reporter: and so are chelsea's parents. my most exciting title yet, grandmother to be, tweeted hillary clinton. bill clinton said, excited to add a new line to my litter bio,

she was at an event with her mother, the clinton foundation, they were talking about girls' issues andns, kind of pertinent to glass ceilings, no ceilings was the theme of this. and she just said that she and her husband are expecting a baby this year. you know, jake, she had said that this year was going to be the year of the baby but we weren't sure if it was really happening. confirmed now. >> we have the sound. let's take a listen. >> i also want to thank all of you for being such an inspiration to us. and to me in particular. mark and ir very excited that we have our first child arriving later this year. [ applause ] and i certainly feel all the better, whether it's a girl or a boy, that he or she will grow up in a world of so many strong, young female leaders. thank you for inspiring me and thank you for inspiring future generations, including the one that will be lucky enough to welcome into our family later this year. >> that's quite an announcement. >> yes. and as we said, a lot of speculation but there were certainly no, i think, rumors that were very clear that she was pregn

and she spoke directly to a 9-year-old undocumented immigrant worker yesterday at a clinton foundation city. >> i believe strongly that we are missing a great opportunity by not welcoming people like you and 11 million others who have made contributions to our country into a legal status. >> she looked like a college student and she did not look 9. we will check that. in any case, if you thought that immigration didn't have a chance in the republican-controlled house, the "wall street journal" says that there is a glimmer of hope. the headline, house immigration bills still in the mix. the journal reports that speaker john boehner told donors that he is hell-bent on getting it done and aims to pass an immigration bail la bill later this year. let's welcome in our strategists. good morning. >> good morning, chris. chip, hell bent on getting it done is pretty serious to me, and frankly, we have not seen any movement in a year, and since the senate passed the gang of eight bill. >> yes, he knows that immigration is not only just important to the elections, but the republican party. and so

like this exchange at an event hosted by the clinton foundation to put a real face on u.s.lass ceiling than some of the girls are exhibiting here. for the first time publicly i want to say that i am an undocumented immigrant. i want to say that it's been extremely difficult to empower myself in america because i came here illegally when i was 5. it's been very hard because i don't have the documentation to get a job, to vote, which is essentially obviously to women representati representation, to buy an apartment, to take out a loan to go to college. so i couldn't even go to my dream college because of that. to get no financial aid. what do we need to put this in priority when it comes to congress? because this is an extreme glass ceiling for me that i can't control, not even as a woman, but not even as a human. >> what has a greater impact on you as a consumer? the number 11 million or that story right there. there's millions of stories like that. and we sit here as a country and do nothing about it. that was a dreamer. that was a woman, a young girl who wants to be a part

she worked making money for the clinton foundation.e's been out on the circuit among the many places -- >> i smell a rat. i smell a rat. >> okay. >> these republicans, they want to say that because it will then ultimately hurt hillary. won't it? right? >> listen, you hear this not just on wall street. you talk to republicans around the country who are disappointed in governor christie. they are sensing jeb bush's ambivalence and they shrug at the end of the conversation and say hillary won't be so bad, would she? >> but a story on wall street saying we like hillary is a story to hurt hillary in the primary. >> it probably does not energize the democratic base to hear that, but you talk about a broader business community, i think there's a big sentiment that she understands that a growing america means a growing business community. we oftentimes in new york confine it to a conversation about wall street. but main street has to grow. >> that's great. but right now main street isn't growing. the big banks are bigger than ever. wall street

of course bill clinton's foundation which is also.run partly by hillary clinton's and she's left the state department so you see a lot of these deals kind of being worked out while she was at the state department and it makes you wonder whether or not boeing was receiving any more preferential treatment in other corporations that weren't as generous to clinton sure as i but now that she has been out of the state department for a little bit do you think that we can expect the thais to continue that i think it's fairly obvious that they'll maintain close contact look the clinton political dynasty is among the most powerful in the country and boeing is the second most powerful defense contractor in the world and it looks like hillary is the front runner for president so why wouldn't boeing use the money it has in the in the influence that the supreme court has given corporations to go ahead and buy their candidate why does doesn't boeing love hillary so much why are they so attracted to her as as a candidate who clinton represents this t

through the clinton foundation on a project called to try to really assess what we have achieved, gapsgenda for the future are. because 19 years ago we didn't manual -- imagine the digital technical world we find ourselves today. so we are looking at the glass half full and there are depending hallenges in part on different levels of defend cultural, and ious, social attitudes practic practices. and i think it is important a fabulous for gathering like there one is to e part of the international taking stock of what we have achieved and what more we need do. there are still some horrific situations. girls who are even registered at birth. hey are still considered sbgtd dare. there is -- secondary. here is still a disparity particularly in asia driven primarily by china and india the population numbers of girls and boys. million about a three plus gap. girls are still the last to be denied health care, , unable tod to labor go beyond primary education, ages with very young all that that means. those know that we have obvious discriminatory laws, practices, that we still have to tackle.

. >> reporter: she is now vice chair of the clinton foundation.ke 2014 the year of the baby, and so they have. >> let's give them another round of applause. not long after yesterday's announcement, former present tweeted "excited to add a new line to my twitter bio, grandfather to be." and from hillary clinton, "my most exciting title yet, "grandmother to be." the former secretary of state may be adding another title to the list as she's considering a run for president in 2016. she's been tight lipped about that of course but made no secret of her wish for a grandchild. >> i'm obviously thinking about all kinds of decisions. and, well, you know -- >> do you think you and the president will have another child? any more children? >> well, no, but i wouldn't mind one of those grandchildren that i hear so much about. >> reporter: in an interview last september, president clinton said becoming grandparents was a top priority for him and mrs. clinton. >> do you think she'd rather be today -- she can do both -- president or grandmother? >> if you ask her

i am working for the clinton foundation on a project called no ceilings to try to really assess whatagenda for the future should the because 19 years ago we didn't really imagine that digital technological world in which we find ourselves today. so we are looking at a glass half-full, not have sent me the way it was 19 years ago. and there are different challenges depending in part on different levels of development and different cultural religious, social attitudes and practices. and i think it is important particularly for a fabulous gathering like this one as to be part of the international taking stock with what we have achieved and what more we need to do. there are still some horrific situations. you know, there are still girls who were born who are not even registered at earth. they are so considered secondary. there is still a disparity, particularly in asia driven primarily by china and india because of their large populations between the population numbers of girls and boys. there's about a 3 million plus gap. girls are still the last to be fed, still denied health care, st

. >> reporter: chelsea clinton dropping a bombshell at a clinton foundation event in new york. >> marker: and so are chelsea's parents, my most exciting title yet, grandmother to be tweeted hillary clinton. bill clinton said excited to add a new line to my twitter bio, grandfather to be. but perhaps they should have said it's about time. after all, they've been dropping hints for years now. just months after chelsea and mark's 2010 wedding. >> i'd like to be a grandfather. i have nothing to do with that achievement but i would like it. >> this in january. >> i really -- i really can't wait to be honest. >> and just last month -- >> do you think you and the president will have any more children? [ laughter ] >> well, no but i wouldn't mind one of those grandchildren that i hear so much about. >> reporter: as chelsea gets ready for motherhood, political circles are buzzing about how this might affect a potential hillary clinton run for president in 2016. in september, cbs news' charlie rose asked the former president this -- >> do you think she'd rather be today, she can do both, preside

you have someone like sylvia burwell who is long on management, she worked at walmart, the clinton foundation the clinton administration, she's somebody who is as bulletproof as a potential democratic nominee for hhs is going to be. it's not going to be easy to get anybody confirmed. >> that doesn't mean the president will leave at this point, right, john? that's not happen be. it's a joke. >> i take your point. >> i'm channeling stephen colbert again. why not be somebody else? >> somebody else? >> why not be somebody else and make 15 million a year? i just want to see if he can be himself. there are -- >> he says he is going to be himself. >> who is he? i don't know who the other guy is because i haven't watched it. >> i don't either. that will be interesting when watching his show. >> as a homer, jimmy fallon's kicking everyone's butt. i think this is a good sign for him. if cbs wants to go for these intellectual -- >> i was always a leno person anyway. les knows what he's doing. it's not as important as it used to be. it's much more pragme mefragmen >> jimmy fallon is the closest thing to

currently she serves of vice chair of the bill, hillary, and chelsea clinton foundation. >>> police searchingshocking discovery in berkeley. we broke the story yesterday on mornings on 2. a 16-year-old girl was found naked and pepper sprayed on piedmont avenue near ashby avenue early yesterday morning. police say she may be a victim of sex trafficking. the girl's screaming woke up neighbors who immediately rushed out to help. >> i opened the window and i heard that she says, i want water! i want water! i have been pepper sprayed. and she kept shouting very loud. and i jumped up out of bed and said to my husband, do you hear that? >> police say the girl had been kidnapped and sexually assaulted in some other city and then was dropped off in this berkeley neighborhood. she was then rushed to highland hospital in oakland to be treated of her injuries. there is no word this morning on her condition. >>> in richmond prosecutors say a woman who is due in court today to face murder charges had a child with a teenager victim. 30-year-old melinda gaffney is due in court today. prosecutors say she shot

clinton spent most of her adult life in new york city. she attended graduate school here, then joined a consulting firm, and more recently started working for her family's foundationched clinton grow from a teenager to an adult in the white house. she was 12 years old when her father was elected president. when her mother ran for president in 2008, chelsea joined her on the campaign trail. >> this is my first event with my mom. >> reporter: clinton married investment banker marc mezvinsky in 2010 in rhinebeck, new york. soon they'll be a family of three. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >>> prince william and kate enjoyed a sheet sharing demonstration in australia this morning. it was part of an easter show that shows agriculture. the royal couple will remain in australia for one more week. >>> and coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will take you to the new york auto show and look at the latest technology behind the wheel. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." [ female announcer ] the average person smiles more than 50 times a day. so safely whiten your smile with listerine

account to announce that they will become grandparents as they made the announcement at the clinton foundation entertaining the houston astros this weekend as they are alive and well and the first inning is a prime example as they are up 2-0. and it will be 5-0 still in the first, looking to boost to slap this one deep to right center and it is 3-4 on the night. the second inning and that they would like to get in on this action with a crushing blow high into the nights sky as they would go on and it will be a 1:05 start at the coliseum. the friendly ballpark, and not so friendly last night. they mowed down nine giants giving up just four hits in eight innings, pretty good. here in the eighth they gave up the solo shot, giving up 2-0 in the 9th inning, getting the giants on the board as it will be a home run down the right field line and that is all she wrote and another one-run game for the giants. this one they lose 2-1 and the night they go at it at 5:40 p.m. with a nice moment in the game last night in san diego. the bottom of the 6th, jedd gyrko hits the ball, loses the beard, but then fe

clinton foundation which hillary clinton now helps operate also last month boeing's top lobbyist was seen co-hosting a fundraiser for ready for hillary super pac which is lending support to a possible hillary two thousand and sixteen run and really hellary clinton in defense contractor boeing they're a perfect match there are a few in the democratic party who are more vocal supporter of us military intervention around the world than hillary clinton she supported the wars in iraq and afghanistan she supported military intervention in libya she supported military air strikes in syria and she's been a consistent supporter of the expanding drone war against al qaeda and associated forces you name the intervention and clinton seems ready to get behind it so three years from an election who knows who cares if hillary clinton is running for president at least that's what most of us are thinking but boeing they're making a bet on hillary and they're strengthening their ties and their investments in the clinton political dynasty much like they already have in the obama administration and in c

clinton. they had gone through publicized rocky roads. the foundation they created. seems if you have someone close to you in a political world, bill clinton would be a good choice. >> he's such a great advisor, such a great strategist for himself and almost everybody else but not her. at least in 2008, he turned out to be not a good strategist for her. i think she's got a blind spot when it comes to what's the best thing he can do to help her and whether he's able to rein it in in 2016 will have a tremendous impact on her ability to be successful. al gore distanced himself from bill clinton and it was a terrible idea. in 2008, hillary clinton didn't rein him in at all. he did interaction with the press and said harmful things for the campaign that distracted from it. in some cases he was accused of playing the race card during the campaign against obama. that was not helpful to her. so in 2016, if she could do what obama did in 2012 which is to use bill clinton as a surrogate, send him out on the stump, he's very good at that, don't let him have too much interaction

the budget director, also managed the bill of the melinda gates foundation, walmart foundation, worked with the clintondministration of the treasury department. she is well-known for getting the job done. so is the president, as john mccain said, making an excellent choice, signalling that he knows more needs to be done to not just salvage obamacare, but to successfully manage the next phases of it. >> look, his nominee has a great resume. and i respect this young lady. having said that, though, one person cannot change a culture. until republicans and democrats and this president work together, nothing will change. and it's sad that my opponent here is saying that it's republicans that have been fretting this misinformation. the president said that you could keep your doctor. clearly, people have it. i've heard so many horrible stories, kelly, from people from the lower middle class, even your millionaires, that have lost their health care. that are paying more in premiums, up to $6,000 more a month. so having said that, there's misinformation out there. and i applaud the tea party. i applaud republic

clinton, her husband. they have gone through much-publicized rocky roads. they have embraced chelsea to come within the foundationhey've created. that if you have someone close to you in a political world, bill clinton would be a good choice. great advisor, a great strategist for himself and for almost everybody else but not for her. goodrned out to be a not strategist dan has a blind spot when it comes to what's the best thing to do to help her and whether he's able to rein it in in 2016 will have a chairman this impact on the ability to be successful. al gore distanced himself from president clinton and it was a terrible idea. not008, hillary clinton did interact. all. he said things that were harmful for the campaign. it distracted from it. he was accused of playing the race card during the campaign against obama. using bill clinton as a surrogate, sending him out on the stump, he's very good at that. don't let him have too much interaction with the press. she will benefit from having a much more disciplined bill clinton. :> the book is called "hrc state secrets in the rebirth of hillary clinton." jonathan all

in addition to the omd, burwell served president clinton and the bill and melinda gates foundation. to make sense of it all, we start with the brilliant brian boiler, director at the new republic and someone who lost to crystal ball. >> a lot of people lost to me. it's okay, brian. it seems in some ways a page has been turned in the obama care story, and, yet, in some ways it seems that we're going to continue having the same argument about it for some time to come with republicans being like javer chasing in les miserables. stroo that's about right. i think they have a lot to celebrate with the final enrollment numbers. i guess they're going to continue to increase. they're not even really final. exceeding their goal. at the same time i think -- and at the same time i think that the fact that she is willing and able to step aside now suggests that the administration is sort of confident in where things stapd. you wouldn't normally expect a cabinet secretary change in the middle of a crisis, so the fact that they're changing now suggests they don't think that they're in the midst of

fortunately through her work at the wal-mart foundation and the gates foundation, and of course she spent many years in the clinton administration working at robert ruben's chief of staff and very instrumental in getting us out of the debt crisis in 1995, and so, and she was unanimously confirmed just a year ago, so i think i would say as a guess, that says the war wages on, we don't know what is going to happen, but everyone is saying wonderful things about her from larry summers to senator mccain and everyone inbetween. so things look favorable. >> let's talk a little bit about this whole issue of equal pay for women. here you have marsha blackburn said no we are leading the fight for equal pay for women but republicans blocked that in the senate. a lot of people think the administration, frank rich, pushed this issue knowing they couldn't get it passed but they thought it would make a great issue in the coming campaign. what is your sense of that? >> i think you are right. i think that's right. with that said, what congressman blackburn said is incredibly disingenuous when she talks about how republicans have l

that's her particular strength, both working for the clinton admission, the gates found, the wal-mart foundation, she hasn't suddenly gotten stupid. so, she is going to get confirmed. and ted cruz is open and honest. an opportunity, as republicans see it, to bring up everything they hate about obamacare and to ask her how she is going to fix it. >> but they've already said it doesn't mary who is running it. they blamed kathleen sebelius and then stopped doing that. said it wouldn't matter who is up there. the law by definition is never going to that's what they said. >> well, that's right, and i think one of the opinions they'll try to make is, yes, this is a new face and it's not the person who presided over the disasterrous rollout of obamacare, but she is still presidings over a law that, according to republicans, doesn't work, and there are a lot of issues still out the. forget the signup. we're still going to be talking about, can you keep your doctor? can you keep the hospital? are your premiums going up or down? there are a lot of very legitimate questions that are going to affect those 7

foundation. >> phoenix woman accused of throwing a shoe some 60 feet towards hillary clinton yesterday in las vegas. clinton ducked. she was not hit. but. >> was that a bat? >>reporter: startled it was not a bat the before telling some joke and continuing with her speech las vegas police say 36-year-old allison michelle aerns sneaked past security. took off a shoe and tossed it up the staichblingt arrested for miss did he mean or disorderly conduct then freed. police report said she appeared to be in agitated state but was aware of what she had done. faces up to year in county jail if convicted no word on why she did it. >> twitter has anyone 74 million users. the problem seems to be getting them to tweet. web site that monitors twitter activity says that about 44 percent of existing twitter accounts have never the sent a tweet. and 30 percent of existing users only sent 1 to 10 tweet. only 13 percent have sent 100 tweet or more. twitter spokesman says the company does not comment on third party data. >> up next. bay area veteran gets a much-needed helping han gets a much-needed helping han ha . >>

administration, including from the mouths of the president, secretary clinton, and it's not just the american people. it's our republic. it's our foundation. it's who we are. how dare you try to change that. and that's my statement. >>> joining me now former cia senior analyst fred flights. all right, fred, why would the head of the cia choose to believe a washington desk man over a cia station chief on the ground witnessing what was going on? >> well, judge, thank you for having me on and for your relentless pursuit of this important story. i was an analyst for 19 years. this story is to painful to me. how he would ignore information from the man on the frowned in libya, the station chief, put up talking points he knew were false and advance the obama campaign, i just find appalling. why this is such a problem is that this undermines the represent butation of the cia as an honest broker in washington. the media's going to make this go away. there's going to be a long lasting effect on the hill among members of congress when cia makes a call on an ash -- >> you know what, i mean to defend you and all those cia men and women who put their

clintons themselves. tell us. >> that may be in part because she also ran the wal-mart foundation.y are obviously very powerful in arkansas. she does have some of those ties. i think on the positive side for her though that we should note is that she has some business experience. she ran a large operation. that's a criticism republicans have had about the obama cabinet missing people who ohave actually met payrolls and ran large projects. maybe that was something sebelius as a former governor was missing. and a former insurance commissioner. look, burwell passed 96-0 just a year ago as white house budget director. this is a different job. when you have john mccain out there tweeting she is great choice. i think she is likely to be confirmed, but the real action is going to be the confirmation hearing. when sebelius has been up there, you know, taking a beating, she hasn't been willing to turn over the data about how many people have really paid in, how many people are really covered. not just who signed up. now with burwell going up there trying to be confirmed there is leverage fo

in the foundation and in the global initiative. i love doing this clintoniative for university students. they don't have a lot of money, by and large, but they're full of ideas. it's just so reassuring to see them there dealing with the world as it is aechb imagining what it could be. it's thrilling and it's very hard to worry so much about the future if you spend a little time around them. >> jimmy: one thing we disagreed on that day was, i said that from my standpoint, it seems like young people don't care that much. you seem surprised by that and hilly seemed surprised. i think you guys are surrounded by these bright young people whereas i'm surrounded by -- for instance, there's a guy that works at chuck e. cheese here. now, this is what i encounter on a daily basis. and when i see this, it makes me worry. but not enough to actually do something about it. how do you get young people to do anything about it at all? >> it's like everything else, the more user friendly you make it, the more likely they are to do it. but i spent a lot of time, for example,