rutgers invited condoleezza rice to make xhepsment remarks. unanimously approved by the rutgers board of directors. liberal academia stepped in and now the faculty wants rutgers to pull the appearance on the rice appearance. all the liberal academia. >> i think it's a big mistake on their part, even though the student newspaper came out in favor of what the faculty did. condoleezza rice has a lot to offer, may not agree with her, but any graduation -- when they say they don't want politics at graduation speeches, give me a break. >> every one is political. >> may not agree with her but the idea of cutting her off and not having her there. >> a former professor, a learned woman. >> i was agreeing. >> i agree. >> don't with v to raise your voice. >> i agree. it pisses me off. she's a woman, an accomplished woman, woman of color minority. if the right did this you can't even imagine but they are getting away it and shameful. only so lucky to have condoleezza rice come speak. >> she's a current professor at stanford. her classes are the most popul

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i want to go back to condoleezza rice's piece in "the washington post."he says -- she goes on to write -- it is very interesting how putin displayed young dakota jazz his man. kovacic as hisna man. putin, in his press conference, --is finished. yana kov i don't think that is going to play very well today. the affront to russia suggests that russia has some sort of interferinght in with the sovereign affairs with a country. it is not simply how the postcolonial war works. he is expressing imperial thoughts, he has some sort of national right to represent the russian speakers in ukraine. russianause they are speakers does not mean they aren't ukrainian. just because he seems to think he represents russian speakers does not give him the right to interfere with the internal affairs of a sovereign nation. you said mr. putin was distracted, do not see this coming. did the united states see it coming yet go -- see it coming? guest: i don't think we saw it either. the debate begins three months ago in the run-up to the signing of the eu association agreement. bel

former secretary of state, condoleezza rice addressed hundreds of people in burlingame today.e have a report. >> reporter: hundreds ever state republicans are here this weekend crafting a plan if a -- for a gop revival in california. a ballroom full of republicans jumped to their feet to cheer for the former secretary of state. >> we are believers in the power of the private sector because it is the private sector that is creative and innovative and risk taking. >> condoleezza rice was the day's keynote speaker. >> when i hear people talk about inequality, when i hear people talk about the 1%, when i hear people talk about social mobility, i say to myself, in the united states of america, we were never jealous of each other's success. >> reporter: audience members were obviously impressed. >> we are focused on the economy. we are focused on getting education to our children. >> reporter: but here in california, the democrats control both legislative houses and democratic registered voters dramatically outnumber republicans. >> we are a party in the state of california that nee

that's why people don't want condoleezza rice to speak at their college.race. >> she did not make the decision. the president made the decision. >> was it hillary clinton's fault? >> a lot of democrats voted for that war. that's not the issue. this woman is extraordinarily talented. she's not a conservative. she's very moderate. she was a great secretary of state, a great national security adviser, a great russian adviser, the idea that you would take a state university and was up to be the national football commissioner, no other woman in the country was considered for that. she's a superb individual and at the end of the day, it's an insult. >> why are you sulking? >> i'm not sulking. i'm pissed. i cannot believe you open the segment accusing liberals and people at rutgers of being racist when they don't want her to speak for her position. >> let me be clear because i want to be clear. danine, you inspired a show that we did, an audience program of black conservatives in america and how horribly, horrific they're treated with regulatr they're treated wit

normer secretary of state condoleezza rice slamming the relationship.g weakening the position in the world. she says there is a vacuum because we decide to lower our voice. we decide to step back. secretary rice continues. when america steps back and there is a vac tomb. trouble will fill that vacuum. former u.n. ambassador general bolton joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening, glad to be with you. >> it's always a surprise when she speaks up because she has actually been in the shadows and not talking and not criticizing the administration. so we all stop and listen when she does this. >> well, i think the criticism is exactly correct. and i think the crisis over the ukraine demonstrates very concretely for many people what the failings of leading from behind, of not believing in american exceptionalism, of not promoting the reagan doctrine of peace through strength, it shows what happens when you abandon those policies. it's been true for five years in a range of other policies across the middle east, nuclear proliferation. combating internation

i want to go back to condoleezza rice's piece in "the washington post."-- she goes on to write -- it is very interesting how putin displayed young dakota jazz his man. kovacic as hisna man. putin, in his press conference, --is finished. yana kov i don't think that is going to play very well today. the affront to russia suggests that russia has some sort of interferinght in with the sovereign affairs with a country. it is not simply how the postcolonial war works. he is expressing imperial thoughts, he has some sort of national right to represent the russian speakers in ukraine. russianause they are speakers does not mean they aren't ukrainian. just because he seems to think he represents russian speakers does not give him the right to interfere with the internal affairs of a sovereign nation. you said mr. putin was distracted, do not see this coming. did the united states see it coming yet go -- see it coming? guest: i don't think we saw it either. the debate begins three months ago in the run-up to the signing of the eu association agreement. believed th

we're exhausted because dick cheney and condoleezza rice and george w.in wars that were completely unnecessary, unbelievably costly. and so, yeah, if anyone has taken options off the table for america, it's dick cheney and george w. bush because we are fatigued. we are fatigued of military engagements overseas, and that is not president obama's fault that is their fault. >> now, governor, you know, rand paul, he floated his own idea on how to solve the crisis in ukraine. listen to this. >> i would do something differently than the president, because that would immediately get every obstacle out of the way for our export of oil and gas. i would begin drilling in every possible and conceivable place within our territories. >> so we should teach putin a lesson by drilling in every possible conceivable place? is that his idea, krystal? >> it's pretty remarkable that that's where they have to go. it's either military options or drill, baby, drill. that's basically the republican response to everything. and when the criticism of president obama started on this

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. >> rose: that's condoleezza rice. >> that's condoleezza rice.for the europeans this second term of the bush administration was rather a strange event. people couldn't realize this president had been re-elected given his track record. he wanted images to capture the mood. this is pretty iconic painting. i think condoleezza rice really is a great great visual metaphor for these bush years. >> rose: yes. >> if you would see the painting in the flesh, you would notice that even though it's a small painting, the head is gigantic. so if this was a person she would be a jaint. the painting is menacing. it's for everybody to see. >> rose: the next one is a jeff coon installation. he was showing work with another galleryist. does that happen often. >> this was unusual to have two big exhibitions in the new york at the same time. i used say that ours was to show brand new work, so we were really excited. we premiered a new body of work, the gazing bald sculpture is what you're looking at. maybe i pulled back on this one because it was amazing. i always ad

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condoleezza rice is a great visual metaphor.f you into the painting in the flesh, you would notice that even though it is a small painting, her head is gigantic. it is quite menacing. the painting is disturbing. the painting ended up in the museum of modern art. from 2013. one is >> that was unusual to have two big exhibitions in new york at the same time. ours was the show of brand-new work. we premiered a new body of work. i always admired jeff's work, but i did not think i would be working with him. 2012, hurricane sandy hit new york and it hit the chelsea art district especially bad. know of people do not that. a lot of galleries were underwater. while we were cleaning up, and it was really devastating. call from the studio to arrange a meeting. why would i get a call in the middle of this? i do not think we have time right now. we are in a terrible way. he really wants you to come over to the studio. -- all of the people that work with them are around. he asked me whether i would be interested in showing a new body of work.

condoleezza rice and beyonce are among the ones fighting the name calling.'s it for the update. you can always get the latest on our website, aljazeera.com. do keep it here. unanswered questions. also tonight, three years later. a horrible disaster. the natural and man made disasters that changed this japanese fishing village. michael

listen to what condoleezza rice said when a similar crisis erupted then. >> i want to make very clearited states stands for the territorial integrity of georgia, for the sovereignty of georgia, that we support its democratically elected government and its people. >> but russian troops moved in and in certain areas they're still there. >> well, again, i think it's maybe not helpful to talk about precede precedents. we're seeking to create a future where the past is not replicated here in ukraine and the broad unity of the international community i think is impressive. and formidable. i've just come from the security council. and there were no illusions about the view on this referend referendum. so we're living in the present, wolf. and president putin has made clear that he wants to be economically integrated into the international community. the russian economy is broadly dependent on trade not only with the united states, but of course with europe. it's also dependent on ukraine as a large export market for it. so this is not in russian's interests or the russian people. and again,

i think condoleezza rice should take a good hard look at her own record of secretary of state in the bush administration and the rather mild reaction the bush administration mounted to the 2008 invasion of georgia, and i think, you know, they should question their own policies. i don't believe that this happened to large degree because there there was a vacuum in u.s. leadership. i think it happened because for the past 20 years since the cold war, there has been provocation and putin has a very peculiar point of view about restab issuing russia's greatness. >> their economy minister expect about $100 billion to be taken out of the russian economy by the end of the year as a result of all this and the sanctions the world bank is predicts that the russian economy could some rink by 1.8%. will that have an effect on vladimir putin and his choice to be aggressive or not? >> it probably will have some effect internally. i think mike was right. the main reason that russia is invading is not because of weakness in washington. neither republicans nor democrats have shown themselves to be ve

condoleez condoleezza rice made history.well, you have a tendency that some of these faculties are more liberal-leaning at these public universities. so they're not conservative like a pepperdine. but the fact is that condi rice is a patriot. she loves america, she is a great citizen, has done great things. i think the kids will benefit from her message. i'm one person who believes that everyone should have an opportunity to have a platform, whether you're right or wrong from your perspective. but certainly this is a person that cares about america. >> and goldie, former secretary rice will be receiving $35,000, and an honorary doctorate for her speech. what do you think of that? any problem with that? >> you know what, i don't have a problem with it at all. i may very well have a problem with condoleezza rice's history, and track record at the white house and a big problem with her stance on torture. i have a really huge problem with her stance on iraq and what i believe was an unlawful invasion in iraq. i may have a proble

folks out there on twitter and elsewhere when they asked the school to rescind the invitation to condoleezzatate under president george w. bush. they said she should not be honored because of her role in the iraq war. that got karl rove fired up. >> it shows their ignorance, it shows their political bias, it shows their cheap attempt to denigrate a respected leader of our country, the former secretary of state, for their own narrow, ideological or, left-wing views, and shame on them again. shame on the faculty of rut guesser. martha: so the school's board of governors voting to pay rice $35,000 for that speech. it sounds like cooler heads have prevailed in this situation. clearly, the first female african-american secretary of state has quite a bit of experience to we stow on these graduates -- bestow on these graduates, and it sounds like they turned it around. bill: we hope to get her on and talk about that. martha: absolutely. bill: he nearly drowned, but first responders got there in the nick of time and saved his life. why that man is now suing the people who came to his rescue. martha:

. >> reporter: california republicans roared their welcome for former secretary of state condoleezza rice kicking off the spring convention and setting the tone for the party's come back. >> we are a party in the state of california that needs some rebuilding. but we are also a country, the united states of america, that needs some rebuilding. [ applause ] >> reporter: rice suggests rebuilding begin with the belief in individual responsibility, opportunity and freedom. and welcoming immigrants. >> but they've come because they believe that it doesn't matter where you came from. it matters where you're going. we have to continue to be a place where people who want to be a part of that dream can come. >> reporter: also high on the agenda, keeping key republican seats in the u.s. house and busting the democrats super majority in the california legislature. >> you know, we're a party that understands that we're the minority party. this is a party that has been in decline in this state for almost a quarter of a century. but you start by setting goals and building back one election at a ti

the speaker was former secretary of state speaker condoleezza rice.uilt. >> around these principles of individual responsibility and liberty, of private-sector led growth and private space respected by the government and in which we respect the choices of each other, this is the california that must be. >> the gop is struggling to increase the ranks in california. republicans hold no statewide offices and have seen their holdings slip. >>> neighbors had their stay in a dispute over a baseball field. rickey henderson field was built by private community and the field is now attached to the oakland international high school campus and that school wants a soccer field. one parent said her child's life was changed on the field. >> he main tand a 3.0 and even though he believed he was a hotshot pitcher, he ended up sitting out because he didn't have the grade point average and it was important enough to him that he earn that. >> oakland international is interested in a dual-purpose facility. another option discussed was building a soccer field at another s

. >> reporter: she's recruited former secretary of state condoleezza rice and girl scout ceo anna mariato the "ban bossy" campaign. appearing together yesterday on the cover of "parade" magazine. >> how did you do get together? how did this happen? is that true? you didn't know each other. >> i called her. i said hi, i'm sheryl, i started lean in, i want to -- i was a girl scout. i want to talk to you about doing something together on girls' leadership. you have by far the best leadership programs out there in the world at scale for girls. >> it made sense. that's what girl scouts has been doing for 101 years, talking to adults about investing in girls and supporting girl leadership in this country. i love the opportunity to partner with her and lean in, to share this message in a very relevant way, that investing in a girl is a really good thing to do. >> if women are called ambitious, it means something totally different than when men are called -- >> it's negative. it's amazing. hillary clinton runs for president and they say she's too ambitious. she's running for president. of cours

. >>> former secretary of state, condoleezza rice, is taking aim at the white house's foreign policy. at a national republican congressional dinner wednesday night, she said, there is a vacuum, because we have decided to lower our voice. we have decided to step back. i fully understand the sense of weariness and that we must think, us again. i know that we've been through two wars. i know we have been vigilant against terrorism. i know it is har. leaders can't afford to get tired. leaders can't afford to be weary. >>> now, let's turn our attention to business. how are we going to close out the week? back to back days on wall street thanks in part to reaction to citigroup's failure of the stress test. steve sedgwick live in london. good morning. >> a very good day to you. down over 5%. the nasdaq was also down for the worst week in a couple of years. elsewhere, gm politics with no recall could have cost lives according to u.s. aid today. they have identified that most of these fatal crashes. that basically, general motors, talked about changing the ignition switch with recall. they bel

he forms a friendship with condoleezza rice, calls her his little sister.h ideologically, intellectually, he continues to visit. he teaches classes for her father, guest lectures for her father, and they continue to be in touch. so, in a way, when you think about stokely carmichael and kwame terei, he could have deep political differences with you but it was never personal. he could still be fond of somebody like condoleezza rice, who he had vehement disagreements with. so very interesting. that's the kind of person he was. you could have huge disagreements but he was definitely understood the human face of personal relationships. >> host: what was stokely carm -- carm michael's opinion of white involvement in the black movement. >> guest: that changes over time. he goes to a predominantly white high school. bronx science. he tests before this actions. a brilliant student, a popular student, talked to people, the class of 1960, only eight african-americans over 300 graduating students. people knew stokely was brilliant. they knew he would be special. he was

former secretary of state condoleezza rice, she spoke at the luncheon today. congressman pete sessions of texas is scheduled to speak at tonight's dinner banquet. the convention wraps up here tomorrow. monty francis, nbc bay area news. >>> monty, thank you. >>> the new span of the bay bridge has been open for about six months, but the quality of the construction is under fire again. the chp is launching an investigation. it cost more than $6 billion. you can kind of see it there, right off to the right. according to the sacramento bee, chp investigators are trying to find out if cal tran intentionally ignored welding problems in order to finish the bridge on time. the chp did say, though, that at this point this is an administrative investigation, not a criminal investigation. >>> on to a story that continues to develop, the missing plane from malaysia. the investigation is expanding this weekend. that's after authorities said that flight 370 likely veered off its flight plan, because of someone's deliberate actions. authorities are taking a closer look at eve

you had leaders like condoleezza rice warning about this months and years ago. you have mr. romney talking about rush as the number one threat in the world and barack obama dismissed it. he made a joke about it. i do not know if he just missed it or he does not get foreign policy or fee is ok with the soviet union being rebuilt again. he literally -- or if he is ok with the soviet union being rebuilt again. hear youing i did not talk about was the repeal of the health care law. is that becoming secondary or republicans? the big priority for voters, way ahead of the health care law our job in the economy. republicans feel it is time to just focus on that and put aside the repeal efforts? >> i talked about repeal earlier. i specifically talked about the health care law. it replaces it with reforms. i do not think it is good enough to just repeal the health care law. there were problems before obamacare. the problems are much worse today. the cost is too high. are dramatically higher after obamacare. access is limited and is worse today. we need to go back to the basic things t

condoleezza rice spoke at the conference. there we cannot abandon them. we were once them. if it is god's will and if it's human power, they will one day be us. >> party officials say recent victories in fresno and the san diego mayor's race are recharging the gop credit poll. >> the battle over borders in ukraine. the vote gets underway now, as more russian troops move in. we'll have the latest. >>> plus a touching reunion. firefighters meet with the dore dog they helped rescue. >> and all things irish, >> a san jose dog owner says he is eternally grateful for the great lengths firefighters went to to rescue his dog. marcos candleario, was giving his dog a bath after the beach. his paw got caught in the drain. >> he was being 20sing his foot and at one point it look like credit he was having a seizure. >> firefighters be tore apart the plumbing, and freeing jay's paw. >> the end result is once they were underneath and they were able actually to see the paw underneath i knew they had a great chance. once the dog came out, that was it. >> the vet did the rest, removing the p

. >> he constantly campaigned against the united states, against george bush, against condoleezza riceainst me personally as he called it the empire. >> reporter: charles shapiro was the u.s. ambassador to venezuela. chavez was briefly outed on a coup he blamed on the u.s. some spear owe says we had nothing to do with it. >> we didn't organize it, plan it or and weren't behind if if we were guilty of anything we were too happy too fast because it was obvious the direction this government was headed. >> reporter: where chavez could rally millions, shapiro says maduro lacks his predecessor's charisma and his support. >> beyond the election by a little bit over 1%. he lost support so quickly it's amazing. through his nonpersonality. through his lack of personality. >> reporter: in spite of the political friction between the u.s. and venezuela, oil has bound the two countries together for decades. venezuela sits on the world's large of the reserves and much of its output was s* process inned the u.s. but that link is growing weaker. >> they are producing less and shipping less to the unite

suspect he is still going back and forth on the risk but there is no question, circling back to condoleezzawimpy and not affective western response to the takeover of crimea encourages putin. he is dismissing everything we are doing because it doesn't hurt. this is a dangerous man and there could be a military move in ukraine at any time. >> quickly, what are the risks to putin he is weigweighing? >> therethere are considerablely fewer. he would have worried about the sanctions hurting his gas and oil industry. his military runs on money as well. but had the risks are diminish and europe is refusing to do anything so he may just go. if putin does invade eastern ukraine our response is going to be whimpy and temporary. >> the white house is celebrating a milestone for obamacare saying 6 million people enrolled but our next guest says it isn't anything to jump for boy. marsha blackburn is here >> and the found of facebook is getting into the dronthe drone . mark zoic and auckerberg and an mark zoic and auckerberg and an mark zuckerbergce will get it there on time with priority mail flat rate

yes, condoleezza rice was in the house for this one, and it was all stanford. goes past two penn state defenders that didn't even turn around and in the second half, you will not stop her. layup at the other end and the cardinal win, 82-57. they move on to the elite 8, and there they are singing and dancing. it's like apollo night or some type of talent show going on in that locker room. they are having a very good time. >> one final note before we get out of here. >> i thought we played really smart. we worked really hard, and i want to compliment penn state. >> we go out there and try to do our job and if that results in us bringing the defensive energy and us scoring, that's what we expect. >> great contributions from a lot of people and really excited to be playing on tuesday night. >> one final note. reports indicate that cal basketball head coach mike montgomery will make a decision tomorrow whether or not he plans to retire or continue coaching. we'll keep you updated on that. >> i think he should stay at cal a little longer. >> got to get into the final

is condoleezza rice a bad influence? should she not be a commencement speaker?ting from university would you not want her there? >> can i show you the list of the people who have been the last ten speakers? i'm sure these people are very accomplished but they are individuals people wouldn't know. condoleezza rice, a well-known name. >> if i was her, i wouldn't go. >> designer journalist, motorola c.e.o. these are some of the individuals. >> let's go to heather nauert to look at the headlines. >> one person who is not going to be getting an invitation from russia is this lady. an american news anchor working for russian state tv quit her job live on television because of the crisis in ukraine. take a look at this. >> personally i cannot be part of a network funded by the russian government that white washes the actions of putin. i'm proud to be an american and believe in disseminating the truth, and that is why after this newscast i'm redesigning. >> she's based in washington, d.c., by the way. her name is liz wahl. she said her grandparents fled hungary to escap

he could still be fond of somebody like condoleezza rice, who he had vehement disagreements with.kind of person he was. you could have huge disagreements but he was definitely understood the human face of personal relationships. >> host: what was stokely carm -- carm michael's opinion of white involvement in the black movement. >> guest: that changes over time. he goes to a predominantly white high school. bronx science. he tests before this actions. a brilliant student, a popular student, talked to people, the class of 1960, only eight african-americans over 300 graduating students. people knew stokely was brilliant. they knew he would be special. he was very intellectually confident, politically confident. he worked with white students. he had predominantly white friends and jewish friends at bronx science, even though he had african-american friends as well. he marched in pro israeli parches in the 1950s. so by the time the summer project happens and hundreds of white volunteers come into mississippi and some of them stay on, he was comfortable around white people and around bl

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condoleezza rice called on republicans to be more inclusive.t is fine, w we're all hoping for that. how about secretary rice, put down some of your ideas. how secretary rice could even imagine criticizing without the same time suggesting she had up in efforts to expand republican party. the g.o.p. has enough critics, you guys have to get to work, you know, action. not just critiques for those who should be the builders of your party. that is it for us tonight. we will see you tomorrow night. good night from new york. happy st. patrick's day. >> this is the most transparent administration in history. >> withou>> the most transparent white house in history. >> this has been the most transparent government, most transparent administration that we have seen in a very, very long time, perhaps in the modern era. neil: i don't know. here is the thing about making promises like that, they are on videotape or digital tape, they are recorded.

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condoleezza rice in the house. she gets the bucket. stanford retakes the lead. then in the second half, still in the layup at the other end, they win big, 82-57. they move on to the elite eight, and yes, they're getting their dance on and their groove on. >> i'm really excited for our team. i thought we played really smart. we worked really hard, and i want to compliment penn state. >> we just go out there and try to do our job. and if that amounts in them not being able to -- like us breing the defensive energy and us scoring, that's what we expect. >> we had a lot of contributions from a lot of people and we're excited to be playing on tuesday night. >> reportedly monday will be decision day for mike montgomery. that's when he plans to reveal whether he will retire or continue coaching. montgomery is scheduled to have a meeting with athletic director barb barber. multiple sources say he's been leaning toward retirement as late as last week. >>> wildcats and michigan. harrison nails the corner three. kentucky up 5 with two minutes to go, but michigan answers. h

. >> have vice to rice, rutgers university wants former secretary of state condoleezza rice to speak at a commencement ceremony this year. it didn't suit well with the professors, let's just say that. they passed a resolution calling on the school to take back its offer because ofrice'sq war and the bush add strags. i -- administration. and i can't even get that out. and the water boarding. you know how they are mad about all of the water boarding. the administration says it stands by its decision saying dr. rice is a highly accomplished and respected diplomat. we are excited to dress up students at commencement. here is the council's choice to replace dr. rice. let's take a look. ♪ >> i mean, -- >> i would pay to see that. >> he is a german asian, wow. >> you say you agree with the faculty of rutgers. >> i used to be against racial profiling, but when you see the racist coming out of the professors of rut gear wheeze need -- rut gear we need to keep it in place. >> so you say it is a racial reason? >> of course it is. they are racist. and i don't have to have facts to back that up.