and that brings up the question, who should get this test, dr. rice?> well, the people, of course, who should get this test who have a high risk for breast cancer in their family, that is, they have a mother or sister who had breast cancer, particularly if those women were diagnosed with breast cancer before the age of 50, they have a family member who also has colon cancer, a mother or father and someone who has had ovarian cancer, if they are of a special racial descent and particularly if they are seeing patients who have someone in their family who were diagnosed with breast cancer at an early age, even if there had not been a family history before that person, because we know the mutation starts somewhere. and so those are the people we will recommend who would definitely want to get this test. >> always a pleasure, dr. rice. >> always. >> we know you're on the road, i appreciate you making the time for us. >> i appreciate for you all having me. have a nice day. >>> this doctor did what many thought was impossible. he led the effort to eradicate s

so dr. rice, as the one person that went on the sunday shows. i know, i was one of the hosts. i was substituting for george stephanopoulis. in a lot of ways said things that were not true. but as you point out, there is nothing the senate can do about i. she a very close friend and adviser to president obama. in fact, when she withdrew her name for consideration for the secretary of state position, ashleigh, when it was going to john kerry, ultimately, she wered a lot of chips, her stock went up. because she was in the view of the white house very classy when she removed her name and made it easy for president obama. >> but just to wrap this up and make sure we've crossed every t, dotted every i, the ts and is aren't finished yet. there are a lot of questions. she has to answer those questions or does she get a break as her status? >> reporter: who is going to ask those, me, you? >> the critics aren't going to go away, jark you got to admit. >> reporter: of course not. this is in many ways an act of defiance, president obama saying to lindsey graham and john mccain and others,

dr. susan rice is replacing t tom donnell as the national security adviser. recall that rice, the current u.s. ambassador represented the obama administration on all the sunday shows five days after the attack on the u.s. posts in benghazi, libya, last september. >> we're hearing that the libyans have arrested people. there might even be al qaeda ties. >> our current best assessment based on the information we have at present is in fact what this began as was a spontaneous, not a premeditated response to what had transpired in cairo. in cairo, as you know, a few hour s earlier, there was a violent protest that was undertaken in reaction to this very offensive video that was disseminated. >> as we now know, none of that about the benghazi attack turned out to be true. and in fact, diplomats and intelligence officials on the ground at the time believed from the get-go the attacks were terrorist in nature, not the result of a spontaneous demonstration. we also now know that rice did not play any kind of role in crafting these talking points, nor for the matter w

dr. susan rice, the ambassador to the u.n., she and her staff come on at the enand say can we use these talking point for the sunday shows? and, remember, because people like tom donilon and hillary clinton did not want to go on the sunday shows that sunday after the attacks at the compound in benghazi, and i was substituting for george stephanopoulos, so i was hosting one of those five sunday shows, donilon and hillary did not want to do the sunday shows, and susan rice raised their hands, and ultimately the u.n. ambassador has very little to do with deciding any controversies in benghazi, especially in my view, why there was so little security there. but, yes, ultimately, she's being rewarded for being a good soldier, no question. >> jake tapper, i know you will talk more about this later this afternoon. thank you for joining thus morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> to the bombshell in the baseball world. performance-enhancing drugs have a long and documented history in our national pastime. this morning, a new and potentially explosive chapter being written. some of bauble's biggest

dr. susan rice and he have been very good friends and she has been a loyal adviser to him for a long timedoes not think -- he said this months ago, when her names with being bandied about as a possible secretary of state nominee, he ultimately went in a different direction, but at the time, he said that it was not fair to go after susan rice for the benghazi controversy and i think it can be argued if you look at the talking points, the e-mails that were released a few weeks ago that we cover extensively, she did not have a role in the talking points. in a way she's been unfairly targeted for a legitimate controversy and serious questions about the administration's role in what they did leading up to benghazi and after benghazi in many ways she has unfairly taken the flack for it. i think by doing that, and also by withdrawing from the race to be secretary of state, withdrawing her name from consideration, she earned a lot of points with the president and she is being rewarded for being loyal and also being a trusted adviser. >> we'll look for your coverage of the big susan rice story tod

nuclear new nuclear rice but america is reluctant dr tim bill thinks that they are reluctant becauset won't benefit from peace in the region. preconditions are there so that the negotiations won't get off the ground and where if you don't want to have negotiations then the simplest way to do that are no negotiations soldiers way is to demand preconditions of the i was. set so that i think it's well. then the question of course is why are they doing that why didn't they. you know that that's the difficult one and i think basically the number of reasons but the main thing is is china they want tension on the korean peninsula as are the containment of china so they're very loath to cling. to the do you choose the situation. or the bug bear of in the west mahmoud ahmadinejad is about to hand over the iranian presidency had to r.t. dot com for all the peaks and troughs of his time at the helm from standing firm to get nuclear energy for the country to being alternately mired in the throes of an economic crisis. trigger happy in the us where a gun maker is reporting record sales that durin

dr. sachs, i think susan rice would bulldoze through any conversation if she felt she was right and someonegn policy team as a whole and i'll say something that perhaps those i'm talking about wouldn't appreciate me saying. i think it's important. when you look at the makeup of the team, the fact that we now have two women is a very important approach to bring to the table. >> i think first of all this is an extremely strong team with secretary of state kerry who is one of our most seasoned leaders in the united states, world respected and we've seen cameo appearances all over the world because i've traveling and been seeing him at various conferences and summits and meetings and with susan rice and samantha power, this is a very strong, very experienced team. i think we should breathe a sigh of relief that it's so experienced. it's a treacherous and trickery time. >> a bright team. samantha powers is a brilliant person and susan rice is a formidable person. i don't want to be -- >> i'm going to agree with that. >> i am not opposed to these appointments. i was trying to reemphasize some of

rice, give it up for her. >> mayor, lee, distinguished guest and friends and family. thank you, for honoring our great confident, dr. margaret mom chung, i have to admit, when we first heard about this they were really excited but we had no idea what it was. so we did a little research, and we found out what the tunnel boring machine was and we looked at each other and we said really? >> really? >> they are going to name a massive construction machine after our anti-doc? that is what we called her. >> and then we thought about it, this is perfect, there is actually quite similar. in several different ways. this tunnel boring machine is a pioneer as it will start the tunneling in phase two of the central subway and auntie was a pioneer as you have heard as the first american board chinese physician in the country and she started the first western clinic in china town and why this will help to build a subway that will bring together neighborhoods of the city, and auntie brought together, serve men, politicians, hollywood and military brats, in their common dedication to fighting or in dedication to the allieed cause.

rice, give it up for her. >> mayor, lee, distinguished guest and friends and family. thank you, for honoring our great confident, dr. margaret mom chung, i have to admit, when we first heard about this they were really excited but we had no idea what it was. so we did a little research, and we found out what the

dr. martin luther king struggle for civil rights that turned the course here. we'll talk about the parallels of the iconic leaders whose legacy are making a difference. >> and outgoing un ambassador susan rice doesn't feel edward snowden's revelations will have significant long- term damage. rice's remarks come as she prepares her new job next week as president's national security advisor. her views are in sharp contrast to other officials who expressed concern about the security breach. joining us is a former ciowa a operative wayne simmons. >> thank you. >> what do you make of susan rice's comments! i am 0, isn't this the susan rice in the past misled the mefrn people on numerous statements about national security? i think so. and she has absolutely no place or no reason to go out and tell anyone unless she knows for a fact that the american people and intelligence communities will not be hurt. that is not what we are hearing from the intelligence pros. personally i go with the intelligence pros. >> here we go in terms of her remarks and what the president said this week about not going after snowden in a big way. >> i have not called president chi or president putin personally and the re

rice fails to stop terror attack that kills 3,000 americans will the g.o.p. finally think she's qualified to be secretary of state? today it the birthday of bill moyers dr.l biden and chuck klosterman and 4 years ago in teenteen man square, an unknown unarmed protester nor democracy stood before a row of tanks and briefly made them stop america responded by renewing china's most favored nation trading status, and today they're the best capitalists in the history commune this is "viewpoint"." >> cenk: attorney general eric holder is assuring top aides that he's doing fine and he continues to be under fire from the lawmakers and media. how difficult it is to shed light on exactly what's going on with the war on terror in a climate where the obama administration, let's be fair, has a rather aggressive posture against journalist who is have prying eyes, and no one knows this more better than jeremy skahill. he's the national security correspondent for the nation. he has traveled to see how the secret war on terror is being fought. jeremy i'm so pleased to have you on the show. congratulations on the book and the film. this window on this very modern war. i w