up next, from the clinton global initiative, corporate conscious and the bottom line.ompany that has a bad history and how it's trying to repair it's image and it's actions. >> do you think that it actually changes your consumers mind? do you think that they vote with their wallets? >> by the way, you can find us >>> here at the clinton global initiative i spoke to executives at three major consumer brands about the importanceov of responsibility and if consumers are buying it. >> all three of you had companies that had to deal with environmental concerns and other concerns that have gone around and you have all taken decisive action. i'm hoping you can talk about what each of you has done. first of all you spent most of your career in the epa and other government agencies watching what happens with the environment and policing things there. can you tell us what you're doing in your new job at apple? >> it's a wonderful position because as i tell so many people it's about reach and scale. this is a corporation that when we make one change, when we move all of our data

clinton will be joining us! (cheers and applause) we're going to talk about his global initiative. it is that organization's tenth aanniversary. first, former senator and secretary of state hillary clinton -- no relation -- (laughter) -- word on the street is that the former senator and secretary of state is thinking of diving back into politics, president first. (cheering) but, obviously, there is no guarantee she would win the nomination even from her party. it's mostly guaranteed, but it is the subject of tonight's dem demockolypes2016, joe biden. we all love joe biden. last week i bought an insurance policy from him. (laughter) but of the united states, he will not be president. not that he doesn't have an impressive resume. for instance, as senator he sponsored the violence against women act and still speaks passionately about the issue. >> it's never, never, never the woman's fault. this whole culture, for so long, has put the onus on the woman. what were you wearing? what did you say? what did you do to provoke? that is never the appropriate question. >> jon: you know what? y

and applause) our guest tonight, the 42n 42nd president of the united states, his annual clinton global initiative 10th year kicks off sunday. welcome back to the program, president bill clinton! (cheers and applause) how are ya! (cheers and applause) i tell you this, and i'm going to say this, and it's nice you're here to witness it. i live this every day. just the ovations -- you're good, too, but -- thank you. (laughter) >> i do this when i see you at home. i'm all alone, just clapping and -- >> jon: oh, stop! stop! >> we just can't help ourselves. >> jon: exactly. ten years of clinton global initiative. so you have this thing all planned out. you've got these free speakers, all your things in order. something like this ebola epidemic jumps up -- it probably represents the confluence of all the various things that you can do at clinton global initiative. how agile can you be when something like that arises and can you address it even at this year's? >> yeah, we are. >> how? >> we're going to have all the people from the world health organization and the u.n. and the doctors without borders, hea

that is next. ♪ >> welcome back to our special report from the clinton global initiative in denver withfrom former president and cgi founder, bill clinton. i'm not going to ask you about secretary clinton's decision to run for office. if you feel like sharing that, i am sure we would all be happy to hear it. [laughter] >> i don't know, but i'm for whatever she wants to do. [laughter] this is an immensely rewarding thing. i wanted to say to all of you that the fundamental fact of power in a highly integrated, interdependent world is that it is more dispersed. the good news is you have more of it. you can come here and form alliances and drastically increase your impact. the bad news is, people who are trying to wreck things have more influence, too. the traditional nationstate all over the world is under stress, which is driving some people to support more authoritarian governments. we don't want that in america. it's not like you can't have a meaningful life outside of politics, but it's not like politics isn't still really important. for the rest of the life of everybody in this room,

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up next, from the clinton global initiative, corporate conscience and the bottom line. one company with a bad history, and how it's trying to repair its image and action. >> do you think it changes your consumer's mind? do they vote with their wallets? >>> find us on facebook. facebook.com/otm. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. [ female announcer ] over 100,000 businesses have already used zip recruiter and now you can use zip recruiter for free at a special site for tv viewers; go to ziprecruiter.com/offer2. >>> do corporate ceos care about you? here at the clinton global initiative, i spoke to executives at three major consumer brands about the importance of responsibility and if consume

this week we are at the clinton global initiative. before the break you heard from world bank president jim yong kim, now my interview with the president and c.e.o. of save the children, carolyn miles. one of the matters that we struggle with is recently the west bank said the united states is the third-most competitive country in the world. when we asked why the third most. it has the struggles about the deficit and budget. income equality is growing at a rate similar to developed countries. that has to play a major role in food insecurity and the lives of children. >> it's making a huge impact on the lives of children. in the urks in the rural area, a place where save the children works, one in four kids are living under the poverty line. and nationally it's about one in five. it's a real issue. we do report every year, state of the world. this was our 15th year. the u.s. was in the top 10. it is now about - it was about four. and it is now 31st in the state of the world. the 31st place to be a mum - bottom. >> it should be in the t

ll cre expecting at the clinton global initiative. we have iphone 6 tear down. we've got just a number of things coming up. but we want to take a look at the picture now. it is new york. clinton global initiative, we're awaiting president clinton who will be there with our own becky quick. and the timing is crucial. i mean we just heard that news from meg terrel about ebola and a half million to potentially 1.4 million infected by january. this crisis, having somebody of his stature on this issue is a important. and then isis, president obama was on the news a few minutes ago talking about the bombing campaign there and bill clinton was fighting global terrorism during his campaign as well and has spoken about that. >> let's just refresh ourselves as to what obama said. >> it must be clear to anyone who would plot against america and try to do americans harm that we will not tolerate safe havens for terrorists are who threaten our people. i'm pleased there is bipartisan support for the actions we are taking. america is always stronger when we stand united and tha

bill clinton we're expecting at the clinton global initiative. we have iphone 6 tear down. number of things coming up. but we want to take a look at the picture now. it is new york. clinton global initiative, we're awaiting president clinton who will be there with our own becky quick. and the timing is crucial. i mean we just heard that news from meg terrel about ebola and a half million to potentially 1.4 million infected

his clinton global initiative will hold its tenth annual meeting next week.anization claims in those ten years they have improved the lives of 430 million people in 180 countries. he's also set to soon become a grandfather. we'll get to all of those matters later in the show, but first i wanted to ask him about the stories that are atop the news. president clinton, thank you so much for joining us. >> glad to do it. >> so i have got to ask you about isis. i saw you on requesting the daily show" say you thought we had to respond to these brutal executions of americans, but i want to press you. isn't that what isis wants? wasn't the purpose of the executions to bait us? >> no. but there's a difference in for example using targeted drones and air strikes as we did against al qaeda effectively for years to try to take down their leadership and infrastructure and let them know they can't just decapitate people for the cheap thrill of the global media response and horrify people and get away with it and getting bogged down in the kind of war they would like us to g

by the way, the images you're seeing are from the clinton global initiative, hillary clinton speaking with the prime minister of japan, as we speak, i'm being told. we're listening in on it. if she does mention any of these issues, we'll of course bring them to you right now. but coming up, president obama is arriving at the u.n. this hour. where we expect his live address to begin shortly after 10:00 a.m. eastern time. we'll be carrying those remarks live. first, new developments in two major crime stories we're watching. police insisting they're closing in on a suspected cop killer on the run in pennsylvania. and in virginia, the search for an missing college student turns into a manhunt for the person police are now charging with abduction. i'm going to have those details and a lot more after a quick break so stay with us. ♪ ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces and crunchy bites. in delicious chicken, beef, turkey, and garden veggie flavors. friskies grillers. for over 19 million people. [ susan ] my promotion allo

tonight, i'm in new york where chelsea clinton looked as if she was going to pop at dad bill clinton's global initiativel like i'm in labor myself. >> we'll talk about becoming a grandpa and hillary's other expected new role. will it feel cool to be in the white house again? >> then, we're with "dancing" front-runner alfonso ribeiro. >> what do you think? is having carlton in the competition even fair? >> people from new york remember the tap dance kid and obviously the pepsi commercial. >> it's like riding a bike, right? >> no. >> now "e.t." with an epic blast from the past. >> we now have confirmation. the first images of jennifer lawrence and her new love coldplay front man chris martin together. >> i have to say she was totally fan girling backstage at the iheart music festival. looks like it's getting serious or getting something. >> whatever it is, we have the photographic evidence but first let's check in with nancy behind the scenes at the star-studded clinton global initiative. hey, nancy. >> oh, i am, i am. i cannot wait for to you see my conversation with president clinton. he's doing so much

. >>> and the overall theme of this year's clinton global initiative in new york city, where business, government and entertainment leaders from around the world gather to discuss the controversial issues and look for solutions. it's a big event, filled with headliners. and it coincides usually with the annual u.n. general assembly meeting across town. john harwood was there. >> this was a rare event where the sitting president of the united states was not necessarily the principal focus on a day even when he discussed airstrikes against syria, that is because the clinton global initiative draws people from around the world, from actor matt damon discussing the need for clean water, to jack moss talking about the rising need of technology. >> young people focused on the technology, that is the opportunity. the world will be changed by mobile internet. mobile technology, countries like you guys helping young people succeed. helping young people to reach the inflammation, helping the young people try the new things. >> of course, given our host, it is no surprise that business and polit

partnership of the clinton global initiative.king about how to invest in baby's minds, make sure every child has a real shot at success. i want to ask about a slightly different topic though. have you heard of the mar marshmallow test? >> yes. >> these were preschoolers and put into a room. there is a marshmallow there. they're told, look, if you wait 15 minutes, no one else is in the room, you wait 15 minutes and don't eat the marshmallow, we'll give you two marshmallows instead. they found that kids that waited tended to do better overall in life. they're more likely to go to college. they're more likely to have successful careers. it's this concept of self-control. self-control is something that sesame street tries to do as well. something they try to teach. for those that don't have young children in the house anymore, i want to show a short clip to remind people a little bit about what their work is about. >> sure. >> wait! >> whoa. why wait? >> because there is the waiting game. if you wait to eat the cookie until i get bac

beginning with the clinton global initiative in new york city and a conversation with former presidentorget and politicians and the apparatus covering politics forget that elections are giant sovereignties and the election for president is the grandest job interview on the planet. >> charlie: also from the clinton global initiative we talk about climate with gina mccarthy, david crane, joseÉ mariÍa figueres olsen. >> i believe that we're at the questiobeginning of a new dawn e talk about climate change solutions and that we finally made the link between the economy and environment. >> charlie: we conclude with juan manuel santos, the president of colombia. >> i decided it was one of the risky decisions to talk and figh

beginning with the clinton global initiative in new york city and a conversation with former president bill clinton. >> people forget and politicians and the apparatus covering politics forget that elections are giant sovereignties and the election for president is the grandest job interview on the planet. >> charlie: also from the clinton global initiative we talk about climate with gina mccarthy, david crane, joseÉ mariÍa figueres olsen. >> i believe that we're at the questiobeginning of a new dawn e talk about climate change solutions and that we finally made the link between the economy and environment. >> charlie: we conclude with juan manuel santos, the president of colombia. >> i decided it was one of the risky decisions to talk and fight at the same time. i have not accepted any cease fire. people don't understand that. why are you talking about peace and killing each other here in colombia? to explain that is difficult, so the sooner we finish the process, the more lives we'll save, the more suffering we'll -- the less suffering we're going to have and, so, hopefully, by next

this coming after president clinton's global initiative in new york. >> construction plans for the warriorse are early drawings that will be shown to generate feedback. we reached out to the warriors for a comment. a spokesperson told us people are misinterpreting the drawings saying more sophisticated drawings will be released in the future putting this toilet th r theory to rest. >> nightly news is next with brian williams. >> see you back here at 6:00, hopefully. >>> on our broadcast tonight, the new enemy. as the u.s. unleashes a ferocious air attack against isis targets inside syria, the u.s. has also launched strikes against a mysterious new group, said to be in the final stages of plotting an attack. >>> and high alert. in this country, what law enforcement is calling the most dangerous time since 9/11. tonight the intelligence that triggered the u.s. to act now. >>> the hidden danger they fear is underground in neighborhoods all across the country. crumbling gas lines, and the risk of a sudden catastrophe. >>> and brother and sister. a very personal story from a member of our own fa

hurry in and sea food differently. >>> right now, day two of the clinton global initiative's tenth annualng. it's getting under way as we speak in new york city. hillary clinton will open up the first session at noon along with her husband, the former president. president obama speaks at cgi tomorrow. in an interview on sunday, bill clinton agreed with his wife and separated himself from the president, saying the u.s. should have armed the syrian rebels years ago. >> i agree with her. and i would have taken the chance. i also agree with her when she said we can't know whether it would have worked or not. isis has plenty of money. it's one of the great bank robbers in human history, among other things. they were going to get their weapons one way or another. so i would risk it. besides, when with were talking about doing it, there was no isis. >> the syrian debate has not just given hillary clinton an opportunity to separate herself from the president. it has also revealed the gap between clinton and progressive favorite elizabeth warren who voted against arming and training the syrian reb

the tenth annual clinton global initiative opened last night. cky was there walking the blue carpet along with madeline albright and donna karen, lee you dicaprio and seth myers were there among others. >> we'll be live at the clinton global initiative today, but there were a lot there last night. there is a theory out there that americans, in particular, think big business is corrupt. now, i got the chance to talk to grazer and asked whether his industry, hollywood, is playing some sort of a role in that to make corporations out to be the bad guys. >> well, they are an easy choice for conflict. i mean, so you don't want to make the whole corporation bad, but usually in movies or television shows you find a way to sing alreadyulasingularize t. >> according to the study we just rolled out that we'll have more information on next hour, a third of americans think corporations are evil. this has to have come from the financial crisis and the fallout from that or a surprise meeting as a result of the survey, but we'll talk more about that. joe, you ma

>> here now, our conversation at the clinton global initiative earlier this week.ry good pizza delivery person i have to tell you, and that part i thought you particularly showed skill. >> well, this is an unexpected compliment. >> when you look at the middle east today, do you think that israel's position is less secure? and let me preface it by asking it to you this way. when i was in graduate school, we would study the military balance of power in the middle east. we would see that israel was up against the great egyptian army, the great iraqi army, the great syrian army, and those were the countries that israel worried about having to go to war with. now, you know, egypt is internally convulsed, iraq is internally convulsed battling isis and syria is in free fall. does that reality mean that israel is more secure? >> in a way, yes. you know, actually i don't think there will be more wars. it's a different sort of a conflict. usually there are two armies, one won and one lost, but now we have hundreds and hundreds of small terroristic groups, they don't have a p

you were at the clinton global initiative this past week. bill clinton was asked in a conversation with charlie rose why people think he's such a great politician, political animal. here is the test according to bill clinton. >> to be really good at this, you've got to like people. you've got to like policy, and you got to like politics. you got to have a pain threshold. >> so if that's the bill clinton test, let me go around the table and start this way, does hillary clinton pass it? >> on some of those counts she does. she obviously likes politics, i think she likes people, she does understand it's a contact support, she talks about growing a thick hide as a rhinoceros but it's bill clinton. who can pass this test and be up to par with bill clinton, very few people. >> 2008 hillary did not pass that test. the question is whether 2016 hillary will pass the test. >> a reporters people. >> we did see in iowa her really work the rope line, really try to do more to have this personal interactions with voters going forward, and the trouble for he

it came days after chelsea clinton made an appearance in new york at the clinton global initiative. is it the first grand child for bill and hillary clinton. >>> still to come on this friday night, a special homecoming for one high school student who over came challenges to get a special honor. you should really see this story. and the wedding no one ever thought would happen. george clooney and friends converging on venice. the big plans for the big wedding. and putting the new iphone to the test. 7 on your side's michael finney has teamed up with reports to see if it really does bend as some people have said. about apple's new iphones that they might bend. videos like these suggest there is a problem with structural design. consumer reports partnered with 7 on on your side to test out the iphone 6. they put 70 pounds of pressure on the iphone 6 and it was permanently bept. >> it takes a lot of force to bend one of these iphones. any of of the phones we tested for that matter. >> here is a look at the other phones the htc1m8 bent at 70 pounds and the iphone 6 plus, the big one took

the clinton global initiative does have strong security for everyone and that said, i do think it is a big secret that the clintons tonight -- particularly hillary clinton doesn't deal warmly about the political press. bill clinton talked about this, his feelings that the political press missed the boat and they are narrative driven and the folks are then getting the story. the thing i wonder about, that clearly hurt her campaign in 2008. ral adverse aerial with the media. hillary clinton likes the press as little or less than six years ago. that is how the campaign acts is how the candidate wants them to act at some level. it's something that at least you have to pay attention to if not worry about. >> thank you so much. chris ask casey and jonathan cape hart and weather-permitting, tonight will be the last home game for derek jeter. future hall of famer. he spoke with nbc's brian williams about his retirement. >> life began anew for you? >> first and foremost, i want to rest. i don't want to have a schedule. i have been doing this professionally for 23 years and playing baseball si

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for the possible clue about his grandchild to come. >> welcome to the tenth meeting of the clinton global initiative most powerful meet. >> i think my husband has invented an extraordinary initiative. >> it bringing together world leaders -- >> many of the problems are solvable, but people walk by them. >> reporter: and celebrities. >> like so many of you here tonight, i am an activist. >> climate change is compromising the very livability of our planet. >> reporter: re-imagining the world and taking action. something important for the soon to be grandfather-in-chief who seemed to give away a little secret. you're on grandfather watch, getting close. what's the biggest thing you want to teach your new grandchild? >> i want my grandson or granddaughter -- >> i thought we got some news there for a second. >> no, we don't have -- i'm proud of any son-in-law, my daughter for not wanting to know. i want them to get up and look the at world with wonder and reverence. i want them to respect everyone th they meet. whatever their background. i want them to really love being alive. and when they grow up, i wa

." >> we are listening to bill clinton who is giving some remarks at clinton global initiatives. >> i want to bring out the president but i want to start by thanking him for being with us for what is a very busy week every year, the opening of the u.n., but because of all the turmoil in the world, it's a particularly busy week this year. he's been part of our annual meeting every year since 2008. and i'm very grateful for that. it reflects his lifetime commitment to and belief in citizen activism. just a koim weeks ago i was honored to join the president at the white house to celebrate 20th anniversary of americorps. it was one of my proudest achievements because all of those 900,000 young people who have done that are now out making a difference in the world, like you are. an astonishing two-thirds of them chose a career in some form of public service. although not a lot of governmental. a lot ngo work. i'm grateful to him for continuing that movement. and far too many places around the world, people are still not free, however, to join together to do this kind of work. and that remi

while covering the clinton global initiative in new york city, a "new york times" reporter says a clintone escorted her to the ladies room and then waited outside the stall. the article says it reflects, "the dark and frankly paranoid view the clintons have towards the national media." >>> a new poll has tom corbett down nine points. and according to a new study from a nonprofit, pennsylvania leads the nation in tv ad spending. >>> new on msnbc.com is this how d.c.'s conservative elite view liberals? "it's all sex all the time. it's not just the sex itself, it's the permission to indullage." that's what david azerrad said about the left. >>> apologized for sexist comments to a journalist. charlie baker said this to a fox 25 reporter. >> they just put it on an e-mail a couple minutes ago. >> it is going to be the last one, seweetheart. >>> british prime minister david cameron was heard saying the queen, that, my friends is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> let's go to washington now where i'm joined by bob franken. always fun to talk to you, good morning, bob. >> you're not goin

[applause] the clinton global initiative is doing big things all around the world, combating childhood obesity, getting kids out of forced labor, bringing global leaders together to find solutions to our world's biggest problems. mr. president, it is great to welcome you back to the 37th state. let me say personally that i ran against the governor of arkansas '92.in '91 to you know it was not a sad day when i dropped out of the race. i knew that there was another person in that race that was going to take our country to another lever, by higher-level. we will bring people together. build that bridge to the 21st century. it didn't take me very long after he dropped out of the race and went up to new york. we met. i came out and supported him wholeheartedly. i have got to tell you i am so proud, so proud of bill clinton, so thankful for his leadership and so grateful for his friendship to me and ruth and our family through all of these years. friends, let's give it up for a great president and a great friend of iowa, bill clinton. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you. thank you ver

while covering the clinton global initiative in new york city, a new york times reporter says a clintoner to the ladies room and waited outside the stall. the article says the episode reflects and these are the post's words, quote, the dark and frankly paranoid view the clintons have toward the national media. >>> now to some other stories we're following, newly released surveillance video shows moments leading up to a fatal shooting at an ohio walmart. police say 22-year-old john crawford didn't obey commands to put down what turned out to be a bb gun taken off a store shelf. the grand jury found the officers justified in their actions. the department of justice plans to review the case. >>> in a land mark settlement, the obama administration agreed to pay the navajo nation $554 million. the tribe claims the u.s. government mismanaged funds and natural resources for decades. >>> here is something you wouldn't expect to find when police show up at your door. a pizza delivery driver was injured in a crash, so two portland oregon officers made sure that that pizza ended up in the right ha

even after the ipo, tomorrow he is going to speak at the clinton global initiative with 20 other global ceos as well as president barack obama. >> thank you very much for that. jack ma and his ever-increasing wealth. singapore wants to bring back chinese ipos. numeral's are aimed at making it easier for countries from asia's biggest economy to sell shares. a deal signed in november of out mainland companies to list on the sgx without having to incorporate an overseas holding company. an influx of chinese companies would help them recover. says it fired one of its currency traders earlier this year after internal checks uncovered irregularities -- irregularities. the employee was suspended in june and dismissed shortly after. it has been reported that this banker cost the bank as much as $4.5 million in losses. chinese authorities are looking into galaxy securities. they say three staff including the head of fixed income are being investigated and they are cooperating. chinese brokerages have been under investigation for bribery but galaxy drew no link to those inquiries. let's get back

he's also set to speak at the clinton global initiative, which is holding its annual meeting in new yorkeek. >>> new jersey governor chris christie travels to illinois to attend events for the governors association and for the state's republican nominee for governor. that's it for "way too early." "morning joe" starts right now. >>> welcome to "morning joe." it's the top of the hour, tuesday, september 23rd. look who we have with us. >> miss superstar. aren't you something? >> co-host of "the view." >> this is huge. >> so awesome. >> we read in page six. >> where is it? >> has she compared you to donald trump yet? >> you are the

they made the announcement at the clinton global initiative. >>> police in japan have seized hundredss of sneakers with voyeur cameras on the toes. why on earth? the purpose of the cameras to capture upskirt moments for perverts. >>> a dead body has clemson university suspending all. >>> of its fraternities. a sophomore was found dead in the lake on monday. he allegedly went missing during a run. the coroner says he died of a fall. there's no indication of hazing. >>> phillip specter here. this is specter, through his murder trial of lana clarkson. now, this is phil spector. look what he looks like. photos taken when he was moved to a prison medical facility. he is serving 19 years to life. >>> incompetent and passive. that's how bob costas described the handling of the ray rice scandal. >> nfl players are involved in criminal activity much less than the general population. the criminal offense they are most frequently guilty, is domestic violence. since these are reported, and this one has gone viral, there's a chance here, no matter how badly they've dragged their feet in the past,