my dear friend, a very great american, condoleezza rice. [applause] sec. rice: thank you very much for that tremendous welcome and for this tremendous honor. it is quite something to be named in the same breath with benjamin franklin. indeed, i was the 56 secretary of state. the first, was an alumnus thomas jefferson. [applause] i want to thank my great friend and your chancellor bob gates. i want to thank you for your life of exemplary service. i want to thank the president of the college, president reveley you've done a marvelous job of leading this fine institution. the board, thank you for your leadership of womenwilliam, and and mary. to the academic success, and to the success. the family and friends, thank you for your support of these graduates and the classes. congratulations. [applause] it's great to be here in tried country. -- tribe country. this is a very respected place of learning and it has an important role in our history of our country. as a southerner it is nice to be closer to my roots. as a sports fan i want you to know that thanks to

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bush, condoleezza rice, and madeleine albright. and later, messages it's senator elizabeth warren. and live at 1:00 p.m. eastern it is republican presidential candidate and former texas governor rick perry. he will be the speaker at the national press club. again, that is at 1:00 p.m. eastern. we will it here for you on c-span. at 2:30 eastern, president obama will be making remarks on the economy. he will be speaking at the university of luck -- wisconsin at la crosse. it would come at no surprise if the president talks about the june jobs report. the unemployment rate dropped against 25.3% with 23,000 jobs added last month. -- 223,000 jobs added last month. hiring has rebounded in recent months, along with other indicators like home sales and consumer spending. the job market's steady path of growth -- pace of growth stands in contrast to woes overseas. and concerns are arising about the slowdown in china. that again from today's "new york times." >> here are just a few of our featured programs for the three-day holiday weekend on the c-span networks. on c-span friday night at 8:

and isis but yet she does not want to hear condoleezza rice speak at a commencement so i say hypocriteeen room earlier, you thought isis was good. >> they are doing good stuff,. kennedy: a good dental plan. >> this shows difference with extreme left on right oright you are called crazy, and on left they call you a professor, no one else would listen to this nonsense. kennedy: i am sure her classes are filled. >> if you think that u.s. is worst place in the world, you would have left, and gone somewhere better. you want to talk about worst place on earth, aside from north korea, hard to find a worse place than isis controlled territory, where, i am sure someone like her, an outspoken educated woman would be raped, sold to safely, and murdered and shown off at a trophy, that is not a metaphor that is really what they would do. kennedy: i can think of one place worse that is rutger social o -- department. >> they are getting so predictable, there is a clone factory somewhere making college professors, if they don't come out right they just make them is ao salon columnists, say something o

addition to all the people running they say john thune is a potential contender, sarah palin, condoleezza rice, nikki haley and herman cain. it's every republican you have heard of. presidential primary ballot. make sure you vote. there is no vote happening here. it is another call for you to send money to the republican party. because a viewer forwarded this to us we got to see this news we would not have known about. we now know the republican party is further over stuffing their over stuffed primary presumably as a way the to raise money from people who don't want to vote for the other zillion people running but want to vote for john thun, condoleezza rice, whoever. it is common wisdom the republican party is embarrassed by the giant field. this shows they are not embarrassed. they wish the field was bigger. we rely on stuff you send us all the time. especially now in this campaign season. in that spirit, in this election season starting now, whatever you are seeing out there in your hometown, whatever you get sent to you unsolicited this the mail, whatever you see in terms of posters, bill

bill clinton bill gates condoleezza rice. so does she belong at the end of this august list? >> what the f? i'm sorry but i mean, what she contributed? what she is doing? i mean, seriously, here? >> reporter: the throngs of kim k. fans in line for the phenomenon disagree. >> i think that's what a lot of critics or maybe cynics would say. if you look at today's world social media the following that she has ... >> reporter: she has tried to break the intersunset with her back side is getting interviewed by a woman hand picked by kim. >> i'm a feminist but that may have a very different meaning what i mean by it, to her. so we're going to talk today. we're going to find out what her take is on these kinds of things and what she does with her body and what she makes of what it is she is doing. >> reporter: among the topics, objectification of women bid media. >> she puts herself out there every day. >> reporter: kim considers herself to be a feminist and she has endorsed hillary clinton for president. >>> the u.s. women head for another world cup final. they played in canada toni

ladies and gentlemen, my dear friend and a very great american, condoleezza rice.ause] secretary rice: thank you for that tremendous welcome and this tremendous honor. it is quite something to be named in the name breath with benjamin franklin as indeed, i was the 60th -- 66 secretary of state. the first was an alumnus of william and mary, thomas jefferson. [applause] i want to thank my great friend and your chancellor, bob a. i want to thank you for your life of exemplary service to our country. i want to thank the president of the college. you have done such a marvelous job leading this fine fusion. to the direct her, thank you for your leadership at william and mary. to the faculty, who guided these graduate through their academic paces to academic success and to the staff who have nurtured and cared for them. to family and friends, think for your support and love of these graduate and the class of 2015, congratulations. it is great to be here. as an academic, be here because it's such a respected lace of learning and has had such an important role in history of

that is condoleezza rice playing amazing grace on the pea aniano. she made the video to support american service men and women especially the ones who gave up their lives to keep us safe and free. >>> well this one has us talking here in the studio quite a bit. a man accidentally he says put his cat through the airport x-ray machine. this happened at l.a.x. out in california on wednesday. it's caused quite a buzz. this is the guy here. a woman tweeted i turn away and go through the scanner, i hear screams. he put his cat in the bin. other people said they heard screaming in the terminal. so apparently the cat wasn't in any sort of like carrier or anything. the cat was just in a random bag that went through down the line in a bin in the scanner. the cat is okay, but everybody was wondering like what is in the bag. >> turned out to be a cat. cat's out of the bag now. all right. expect more clouds than sun today outside. things trying to clear up after heavy fog this morning. the fog advisory now lifted. a meial see a meial . >>> plus new tee tails abo

they said, according to "the new york times," con condoleezza rice led a team of advisors whose missions to prove mr. bush has enough global brain power to be a president. so when it comes to republicans, apparently they all need tutorials. i wish president barack obama spent more time on tutorials and less time playing golf. his knowledge of foreign affairs might be enhanced. >> is it still true to this day the rest over the establishment media takes its marching ordered from the "new york times"? it was true for the last generation. still true today? >> i think so. the great lady still has that kind of gravitas with the far left. i don't think it's been diminished. it's readership has but not its status and when the "new york times" says something, the rest of the media are like e fu hot -- ef hutton. they've jump. if the republicans are smart what they've will do is run against "the new york times." out in gingrich won by going against the media. you can be successful and the republicans have a case. >> we hear you, thank you for joining us. >>> forget reeling entitlements in. why be

in june 12th of 2008 president bush through condoleezza rice who signed the memorandum with the p5-plusaid in return to iran doing things with their nuclear program, here is what we were willing to do recognize their right to nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. that's all we were doing. treat iran's nuclear program as that of any other party to the npt, once confidence is restored provide technical and financial assistance for peaceful nuclear energy including the state-of-the-art power reactor, support for r&d and legally blinding fuel activities. improve relations with iran and support iran in playing an important and constructive role in international affairs. work with iran and others on regional security. reaffirmation of the obligation to refrain from the threat or use of force. cooperation on afghanistan. steps towards normalization of trade and economic relations, energy partnership, civil aviation cooperation, assistance in iran's economic and social development. all of that was offered by president george w. bush june 12th, 2008, but it didn't happen. because iran was not --

bush condoleezza rice, and senator elizabeth warned. later, live coverage of residential candidate rick perry as he presents his economic platform. in about 45 minutes, lambda legal talk about the aftermath of the supreme court's ruling legalizing same-sex marriage in all 50 states and what procedural hurdles remain. and gun owners of america on calls for gun control following the charleston, south carolina church shooting. good morning. front page of the "washington post"s the airlines probed over pricing policies and the justice department looking into whether the airlines have colluded to keep airfares high. and mixed message and no progress in the greek crisis. the labor department releases latest numbers on unemployment. the jobless numbers will show a slight drop in those out of work. and the washington times is reporting that vice president joe biden is

inside the bunker the body language illustrates the strain with condoleezza rice seated next to him aidecheney taking and giving instructions desperate for information. >> the stress was immense. it was very real. and could have been chainy and his aids are unsure of where the fourth hijacked plane. is. >> there was a possibility there could be a decapitation strike. they had gone after our financial centers, the military centers of power and now they were coming after the political centers as well. >> reporter: chaney orders fighters to shoot down the fourth plane, an order that wouldn't be needed. we see cheney and his wlooi wife boarding the helicopter to an undisclosed location. we now know the first location was camp david. >> the vice president needed to be available to washington, needed to be at the whoufs. so the decision was that the vice president was the one who at least for those first several weeks was going to be at a remote safe location. >> incredible reporting. gary tuchman has our 360 bull senate a committee will help review sandra bland's traffic stop and death in a t

much firmer ground to stand on if they said we want hillary clinton's server but we also want condoleezza rice'sserver. we also want the private e-mails of colin powell. we want everybody's private e-mails and we want to have a full accounting. that's not what people are saying. what people are doing is trying to make a point in a political race. and at no point is hillary going to quiet all of the skeptics and her political opponents. she's just not. if she were to give up the server it's just one more way to slice the salami to try to get at something else with hillary clinton. >> what do you make of the polling decrease she's had, though the favorability polls have gone down from 48% to 43%. unfavorable up to 46% to the point "the washington post" is saying democrats may be coreonate coronating a wounded queen. >> when you're in hillary clinton's position where she is the presumptive nominee for the democratic party, up against 16 17 republicans who are all using hillary clinton as a pinata in their public appearances, of course her public approval rating will go down. republicans are quite f

he led the white house team including then national security advisor condoleezza rice.line producer has been trying to get for more than a decade but says her requests were repeatedly denied. after 14 years we finally see the toll of that arduous days. you also see when cheney and first lady laura bush in the bunker for their own safety. >> we watched the buildings fall and, you know, it was just an unbelievable sight. >> reporter: photos show the president back at the white house that evening meeting his inner circle. the cia director george tenant watched as the president addressed the nation. cheney and his wife left the white house late this night on board marine 2, an intimate moment after an excruciating day. >> the photos were finally released when the national archives took over the bush administration files and the request was fulfilled. in new york, contessa brewer, cbs news. >>> a wildfire in northern california which began yesterday afternoon has already burned more than six square miles. it's also threatening 150 to 200 homes in the sierra nevada foothills.

nurd condoleezza rice and other members of his senior staff. y watch the news coverage. the photos published by the u.s. national archives were released in response to a freedom of information about request. >> 14 years ago. >> unbelievable. >>> you saw it here live just moments ago. >> the human cannonball. watch. >> you think? >> three, two, one! >> here we go. >> oh my gosh! >> wow. that was our very own rick reichmuth shot out of a cannon in new jersey this morning. how you holding up rick? >> not rick. >> i feel all right. i got out of my tiny little suit. yeah. >> suspect that amazing? >> it's amazing. i was actually more worried about the netting when she landed than the cannon itself. right? look at this thing. whoa. >> yeah. i mean i think it's that way by design. but that takes some guts. i guess if you were born into that family you have no option. she has a son and a daughter. we'll see if they go into the same thing. guys out here at the new jersey festival of ballooning, the weather is so good the wind is so light they're doing a s

what you're listening to right there, condoleezza rice playing amazing fwrasgrace on the piano.r music video debut. pretty impressive. rice said she made the video to support american service men and women especially the ones who gave up their lives to keep us free and safe. no doubt that will get a lot of shares this morning. >> doesn't she play the cello, too? >> she's talented. >>> there has been a surge in shark attacks. state leaders in north carolina hope the rise doesn't keep beach goers away during a crucial time for tourism. >> and that's not the only industry feeling threatened. gabe guttierez reports. >> reporter: the outer banks have never seen a summer quite like this. >> you've been coming here more than 30 years on vacation. and this year is the first year that you don't want to go in the water. >> absolutely. this is the first year. >> reporter: seven shark attacks in north carolina in just three week. vacationers on edge after scenes like this, two men fishing in kill devil hills reeled in a 6 1/2 foot shark before releasing it back into the water. >> we're worr

with the political malfeasance of the prime minister, secretary clinton traveled to baghdad, condoleezza rice me, one time for three hours. that was the creation of isis. that created the threat that we see today. the president cannot get his head wrapped around isis. this was not about the happen under his watch. it defies his campaign narrative, and so i think the strategy for him is running the clock out, not having a strategy to defeat and destroy isis has isis enters our hometown. i think that is a huge mistake. it makes it dangerous to the homeland. i want to see one of the driving issues in 2016 the -- i want to see this be one of the driving issues in the 2016 debate. i'm not seeing it right now. i'm not seeing a lot of candidates and -- with experience in national -- foreign policy. usually it is about the economy. but this election i predict that this issue will be one of the driving debates in issues in the 2016 presidential election. and rightly so. i think every american -- i think the phrase you should be better off than you were before, i would ask the question, do you feel saf

inside the bunker the body hang waj illustrates the strain with national security adviser condoleezza riceted next to him, aides are shoulder to shoulder, crowded around cheney taking and giving instructions, desperate for information. >> the stress was immense. it was very real. and could have been debilitating. it was so strong. but people really rallied. >> reporter: in those early moments, captured in these images cheney and his aides are still unsure of where the fourth hijacked plane is. >> there was a possibility that there could be a decapitation strike. they'd gone after our financial centers, our military centers of power, and now beer coming after the political leadership as well. >> reporter: from inside that bunker cheney orders fighter jets to shoot down the fourth passenger plane. an operation that wouldn't be needed. later, the president arrives and is seen consulting with cheney. perhaps even more stunning for the first time we see cheney and his wife lynn boarding their helicopter marine two, on the white house lawn flown to what for years had been called an undisclosed l

june 12th 2008 president bush, through condoleezza rice, who signed the memorandum with the p5+1ed so said that in return here's what we were ready to do. recognize iran's right to nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. treat iran's nuclear program in the same way as any nuclear state in the npt once the peaceful nature is restored. protect financial assistance for peaceful nuclear energy, including state of the art power reactor, support for r&d and legally binding fuel guarantees. improve relations with iran and support iran in playing a constructive role in international affairs. think about that. work with iran and others in the region on confidence-building measures and regional security. reaffirmation of the obligation to refrain from the threat or use of force. cooperation on afghanistan. steps toward normalization of trade. civilian projects civil aviation cooperation. assistance in iran's social and economic development. all of that was offered by president george w. bush june 12th 2008 but didn't happen because iran was not -- >> the one element that you left out that they di

trend toward disinviting commencement speakers because of ideological disagreements, like it's condoleezza rice, the first black woman secretary of state was basically disinvited to rutgers because about 200 students and faculty raised a ruckus -- >> christine leggard, head of to the imf and economist too conservative for -- >> all-girl school. >> i have some hope that young people and millenials, if you look at the polling there's so many ways in which they live their lives boldly and want to have nothing to do with there is 30 year career and one specific job ask want to jump around and true knew things and technology allows them to do that. i would hope that they look at free speech in the same way or start looking at this outrage industry and go this does not comport with the way i'll live the rest of my life and i want to live bolder in this way too. >> one more question? >> you mentioned at the beginning about joan rivers. we should all become joan rivers because she was unapologetic. but do we see any kind of hope in hollywood because mel brooks could never make blaze saddles today. and

june 12th 2008 president bush, through condoleezza rice, who signed the memorandum with the p5+1ed so said that in return here's what we were ready to do. recognize iran's right to nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. treat iran's nuclear program in the same way as any nuclear state in the npt once the peaceful nature is restored. protect financial assistance for peaceful nuclear energy, including state of the art power reactor, support for r&d and legally binding fuel guarantees. improve relations with iran and support iran in playing a constructive role in international affairs. think about that. work with iran and others in the region on confidence-building measures and regional security. reaffirmation of the obligation to refrain from the threat or use of force. cooperation on afghanistan. steps toward normalization of trade. civilian projects civil aviation cooperation. assistance in iran's social and economic development. all of that was offered by president george w. bush june 12th 2008 but didn't happen because iran was not -- >> the one element that you left out that they di

in 2000 eight, president bush and condoleezza rice signed the referendum with p5 plus one, and they said that in return for iran doing things with a nuclear program, years were going to do -- recognize iran's right to nuclear energy for peaceful purposes will stop that's all we are doing. treat iran's nuclear program in the same matter of any nonnuclear state party. provide technical and financial assistance for peaceful nuclear energy, including the state-of-the-art power reactor support for r&d and legally binding fuel supply guarantees. improve relations with iran and support iran in playing an important and constructive role in international affairs. think about that. work with iran and others about confidence building measures and regional security. reaffirmation of the obligation to refrain from the threat that is enforced. cooperation on afghanistan. step towards normalization of trade and economic relations. energy partnership. civil aviation cooperation. assistance in iran's economic and social development. all of that was offered by president george w. bush, june 12 2008, the d

obama just sort of dreamed up and thought was a good idea engine 12, 2008 president bush through condoleezza rice who signed the memorandum with the p5 plus one said that in return for iran doing things with their nuclear program, here is what we were ready to do, recognize their right to nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. that is all we are doing. treat their nuclear program in the same way as that, once international confidence in the peaceful nature is restored. provide technical and financial assistance for peaceful nuclear energy, including state-of-the-art power reactor. improve relations with iran and support them in playing an important and constructive role in international affairs. work with iran and others in region -- in the region on developing confidence. reaffirmation of the obligation to refrain from the threat or use of force. cooperation with afghanistan steps toward normalization of trade, energy partnership, civil aviation corporation. all of that was offered by president george w. bush june 12 2008, but it did not happen. >> you are sort of filibustering here. the one elem

trend toward disinviting commencement speakers because of ideological disagreements like its condoleezza rice, the first black woman secretary of state was basically disinvited at rutgers because about 200 students and some faculty raised a ruckus. >> christine lagarde, head of the imf and french economist and the woman french economist, too conservative for a college campus spent at an all girls school. >> but i do have some hope that young people come millennials if you look at the polling in the way they live their lives there so many ways in which they lived their lives boldly and mike wanted nothing to do with the three-year career in one specific topic they want to jump all about and trying to think and technology allows them to do that. i would hope you look at free speech and assembly incirlik at this outrage industry and to this is not comport with the way i live the rest of my life and i want to live boulder in this way, too. >> one more question. >> you mentioned at the beginning about joan rivers but i think we should all become joan rivers because she was unapologetic. but do we

condoleezza rice has teamed up with baker for a new music video. . >> amazing grace has held a placewas a way to recognize the blessings in our country and the sacrifices from men and women for our freedom. >>> they showed up to protest a new vaccine mandate for the school children. the protest comes days after jerry brown approved the law. they gathered on the golden gate bridge. and opponents say they deny families the right to a medical choice. >> under the new mandates, parents can't site religious beliefs to have their children immunized. >> it is too much about safety of vaccines and additives. until we know about the immune system and the children's health. we can't mandate things like this. >> ann though it is controversial, it is set to take place next year. >> one person was hurt by a falling tree at the park in clayton. the fire department tells us that the emergency call came in at 10:30 last flight and the victim was hit by the tree in one of the popular campgrounds. at this point the condition has not been released. >> we are now turning to one of the most turning compe

and we had phenomenal speakers like condoleezza rice fantastic panels that showed women that they can a year-long program. but also the golf side of things was we were also trying to get more women involved in playing golf. >> well you're lucky it was me -- someone that doesn't have a big ego. and other male ceos if you see michelle wie. if i hit it as hard as i could and everything went right and then she would hit it it would be 0i9 yards past me. >> i'll tell you, i had the privilege to participate on the advisory council for that tournament and also the leadership conference and just the women, stacy lewis, annika they were all involving the young kids out on the course to watch. because there is this competitive spirit with sports and with business. it was great to really shine a spotlight on that. >> cnbc and golf go together and i think it's good for leadership too. >> and cnbc was great. the golf channel, they were great. it was really a well done first inauguration for you guys. >> that was a fantastic event. i think it also allowed us to talk about business issues at the sam

the body language illustrates the strain with condoleezza rice seated next to him.lder taking and giving instructions desperate for information. >> the stress was i am mensmmense. it was very real and could have been debilitating it was so strong. but people really rallied. >> reporter: in those early moments captured in these image, cheney and his aides are still unsure of where the fourth hijacked plane was. >> there was a possibility there could be a decapitation strike. they'd gone after our financial centers, military centers of power and now the police cal leadership as well. >> reporter: from inside that bunker, cheney orders fighter jets to shoot down that fourth plane. perhaps even more stunning for the first time we see cheney and his wife lynn boarding their helicopter marine two flying to what had been an undisclosed location. that first location was camp david. >> the president needed to be in washington, needed to be available to the public, needed to be at the white house. so the decision was that the vice president was the one for the first several w

president obama dreamed up and thought was a good idea june 12 of 2008 president bush and through condoleezza rice signed a memorandum with the p5+1 said that in return for iran doing things with the nuclear program here is what we are ready to do right nice iran's right to nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. that's all we are doing retreat iran's nuclear program the same manner as that of any nonnuclear weapon state party in mpt in the exclusively peaceful nature as restored. provide technical and financial assistance for peaceful nuclear energy including the state-of-the-art power reactor support for r&d and legally binding fuel supply. improve relations with iran and support iran in playing an important constructive role in international affairs. think about that. work with iran and others in the region on confidence-building measures and regional security. reaffirmation of the obligation to refrain from the threat or use of force. corp. on afghanistan steps towards normalization of. and economic normalization's. civil aviation corporation assistance in iran's economic and social development.

we agree with the wonderful comments of secretary condoleezza rice who was previously at the republican convention when she said that education is the civil rights issue of this time. so what do we have here now? we have here a bipartisan effort led by senators alexander and murray to come up with nowity one more reform of this historic legislative framework. i support this efforts. i want to salute their efforts and what they were able to do in this bill was again focus on helping poor children achieve supporting states and local governments with not intervention but assistance to be able to help. we do know that one of the legacies of having metrics was that we so regulated our teachers as to make teaching almost inflexible, and we started to race for the test instead of race for the top. i believe that the efforts of alexander and murray deal with the mistakes from no child left behind and move ahead to close that achievement gap. i support the general framework of this legislation. i'm proud of the additions that i've made to this bill. one of which was to really make sure that ther