elizabeth varon, thank you for joining us. elizabeth: this is the best place to be.ked the man who was portraying general grant how many days he was relating this plan. elizabeth: grant has a mandate from lincoln and he knows what lincoln wants. lincoln said in his second inaugural address that he wanted a piece without malice and charity for all. lincoln is in favor for what we call a soft these, for a piece that will bring those southern brethren back into the union as swiftly as possible. grant knows that is the spirit lincoln intends and knows his brief as a military man is to affect the surrender of lee's army. at the political question, a heavy, fraught question, whether these confederates will vote or hold office or have property that was confiscated and restored to them, those questions are beyond grant's jurisdiction and those will be dealt with by civil authorities by politicians, congressman, back in washington dc -- back in washington, d c. this is a military convention the purpose of which is to affect the surrender of lee's med. this protects the lives

i love elizabeth.on a whole host of issues, but she's wrong on this. now, understandably, folks in labor and some progressives are suspicious generally, because of the experiences they saw in the past. my point is, don't fight the last war. wait and see what we actually have in this deal, before you make those judgments. i would not be doing this trade deal if i did not think it was good for the middle class. and when we hear folks make a lot of suggestions about how bad this trade deal is when you dig into the facts they are wrong. i am happy to debate this and i'm sure jerry and others are based on the actual facts. this is the most progressive framework for trade we have ever had. >> president obama and senator elizabeth warren have been allies on issues large and small since his first days in politics and even before that. but when the president singled her out yesterday, she was not shy about firing back. she sent out this tweet. the obama administration says i'm wrong, we shouldn't worry about th

hilary and elizabeth warren.we will show hilary and elizabeth warren that they're in for one heck of a fight. that's how it is -- i didn't edit out hillary clinton's last name. like they're sisters or they're married. hilary warren and elizabeth warren. you know the warren twins. senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts has been emphatic about the fact she isn't running for president. but the push for her to run has always been viewed as a left wing push. from the liberals that love her and some of that is definitely still going on. some of that had quite a resurgence recently but the i'm my own man bush family super pac, they're not liberals. they don't have the same interests or instincts but there's her name on their fund-raising pitch. even though she's not running. it's clear. it's been clear for a long time that elizabeth warren is not running for president. but what is still really interesting and unanswered is why it is such a powerful idea to the left and to the right to pretty much everybody involved i

. >> i love elizabeth.re allies on a whole host of issues but she's wrong on this. >> president obama today at a round table discussion moderated by chris matthews, the president there making the case that elizabeth warren specifically along with other democrats who have been criticizing the big trade deal that the white house has been negotiating for months. president obama making the case today elizabeth warren and the democrats who criticized the deal, are, in his words, wrong. the white house is facing stiff opposition from the progressive wing of the democratic party on the issue. the trade deal further damage the manufacturing sector in the u.s., it will definitely hurt union and the working classes more broadly want white house has been aggressively mounting a full court press against the criticisms trying to get the democratic decenters on their side on this issue. labor secretary tom perez, who is widely thought of one of the more, if not the most progressive members of president obama's cabinet, h

i love elizabeth, we're allies on a whole host of issues, but she is wrong on this. >> elizabeth is knownle as massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. and that was president obama taking on senator warren on the issue of trade. she is wrong he said there in case you missed it. senator warren has been a vocal opponent alongside bernie sanders and some other senate democrats. the white house is negotiating now with the asia-pacific region also including canada and mexico. president obama says this is the most progressive deal in history, but the progressives in his party, perhaps most notably senator warren, do oppose this deal publicly and loudly. and joining us is senator warren to talk about it. senator, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, it's good to be here. >> so you have said that part of the problem is that the public can't lead this deal, therefore congress shouldn't grease the wheels to it being okayed. before the public can find out what is in it. have you been able to read the deal? >> yeah, so senators can go and read it. people in the house of representatives can go and r

i'm it is a great opportunity to speak i'm bruce i live on elizabeth street as i said before and said again and again this is not the right project for this neighborhood it clearly isn't and the code that exists is fine for the neighborhood as a daytime mixed use and it is just simply consistent i'll add one other thing whatever comes up something has to be done with the blight and eye sore that looks at like bosnia than san francisco the construction noise needs to be held down on the weekend and shouldn't be constructed on the weekends abused of the people in the neighborhood thank you very much thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is sandra macintire i live close to the corner of 24th street i'd like to show you a video of what 2w0urg9d looks like on a saturday night at midnight so you have a flavor of what our neighborhood is truly like. >> what is interrupted if this project moves forward with amplified music. >> your time is running you may want to try to get in some comments. >> on 24th street sngz almost all the businesses are closed and it's quiet. >> thi

so, what elizabeth is doing is groundbreaking. with data, i think we can shine a light continually on best performance and consumers can see what best performance is and so can providers. the primary care and samplers that were identified, i didn't know they were exemplars. i think data is the biggest frustration and that is where i would go. mr. clinton: i want to tell you why i asked you his question. i spent most of my life trying to change things, i was always making so many mad. 40 years in public life, but i found that the resistance to change that was self evidently good like in just the examples you cited, was often rooted in naked self interest. that is what you talked about. but also, the comfort of the way things are. people -- a lot of people do not want to think about doing things in a different way and it is -- and society is an enormous. it is staggering, the idea of change people's boxes with which we have arranged peoples reality, that is the problem. and the other problem i found this, if you want to make a chang

. >> i love elizabeth.es, but she's wrong on this and when you hear folks make a lot of

this room prior to elizabeth would have been open. it would have been about another six feet more open. when you entered the house, you would have entered into one large hall rather than coming into a foyer and this hall. she added paneling. she changed the position of the windows to make the house symmetrical. she brought life and vibrancy and a level of entertaining that we typically picture in the virginia colonies. she was one of the first families of virginia, so she was entertaining people like the harrison's and carter's, people who go on in proceeding generations who end up being presidents. the allen's that time were entertaining at bacon's castle. this room reflects the things that show the class of at that time what was called arthur allen's brickhouse. bacon's castle had get to appear. some things you see in this room are chinese exports coming all the way from china by ship residing in very rural surrey, virginia. there are window draperies and other things she had installed my closets to put away things that were not for

. >> i love elizabeth. we're allies on a whole host of issues, but she's wrong on this, and when you hear folks make a lot of suggestions about how bad this trade deal is when you dig into the facts, they are wrong. >> senator warren is among a group of activists, unions and environmentalists out there to kill a deal called the transpacific partnership. the historic trade pact being negotiated now by the obama administration. the goal of the administration is to unleash an economic boom by making it easier to sell goods, everything from florida oranges to japanese video games. supporters of the deal led by the president argue that if we don't write the rules on trade with these countries china will. we've brought you the passionate voices against the bill, ohio democratic congresswoman marcy captor and sherrod brown on this show. here's senator elizabeth warren. >> no more secret trade deals. are you ready to fight? no more secret deals. no more special deals for multi-national corporations.idÑ are you read

elizabeth de 26 aÑos de edad llevaa mÁs de una semana desaparecida.e vio fue en el estado de utah. llegÓ hasta ahÍ para aprender inglÉs y nadie tiene pistas de dÓnde pueda estar. el reporte. >> es una bÚsqueda desesperada de esta mujer. elizabeth elena el guna salgado, misionera mormona que llegÓ de mÉxico a estados unidos con visa de estudiante el pasado 23 de marzo para aprender inglÉs. vivÍa en este apartamento en la pequeÑa poblaciÓn en utah donde su tÍo, hermano de su madre. hace una semana desapareciÓ cuando salÍa de su escuela. creen que alguien la llevÓ contra su voluntad aprovechando que estaba reciÉn llegada. >> si esa persona me estÁ viendo que se ponga como padre, como tÍo o como hermano. el sufrimiento que nos estÁ haciendo. y le pido que deje ir a mi sobrina lo mÁs pronto posible. >> mientras la policÍa la busca con sus hombres, Él y un grupo de voluntarios caminan las calles repartiendo y pegando afiches con la foto de elizabeth con la esperanza de que alguien les dÉ alguna pista de su paradero. >> hay varias personas que me estÁn apoya

>> reporter: yeah elizabeth and her family are home tonight but it was a very long journey. she says one of the main reasons she is telling her story, making it u.n. is she wants other air lines to be more compassionate. elizabeth and her family are back in california with stories of their hawaiian vacation what she calls an unfortunate delay getting home. >> i felt indig nant. i felt hurt. >> reporter: elizabeth shot this cell phone video on board an alaska airlines flight heading to san jose on monday. >> i'm being removed as if i'm a criminal or contain joyce. >> reporter: elizabeth has been fighting cancer is the last five years. she says because her white blood cell counts have been low, she wore a surgical mask at the airport for protection. before boarding, a flight aten dant asked if she needed anything. >> maybe a little extra time down the gang way would be nice. sometimes i get a little weak. >> reporter: before the cabin doors closed elizabeth says play attendant and airport security said she had removed from the plane because she was deemed up fit to fly without

writing about elizabeth warren is hillary clinton. the koch brothers is presidential candidate rand paul. in presidential politics, the two parties right now are running as fast as they can in opposite directions. the republican party right now is all about openly courting the billionaires. the democrats, specifically the person most likely to become the democratic nominee for president, democrats are doing everything they can to send an anti-big money, populist message to appeal to middle class voters. there it is right now a huge contingent of u.s. military power being dispatched to the body of water surrounding yemen. in that part of the world, there are currently two u.s. mine sweepers, three amphibious ships with more than 2,000 u.s. marines on them, two destroyers, and now a guided missile cruiser is being added to the fleet as well as the aircraft carrier, the uss theodore roosevelt. nine vessels and more than 9,000 american military personnel stacked up off the coast of yemen. why are they all there 124 according to lots of un

elizabeth warren is trying to pull the democratic party leftward. a democratic said to me i don't like hilary clinton that much but i am in with her because without here we have a civil war in the democratic party. she is the only one that can keep elizabeth warren out. >> the democratic party does a good job of circling the wagon and making sure there is not a lot of shooting in the tent. republicans should learn that lesson. >> you talk about the media not going after them. a lot of the digging on her money comes from "the new york times." i think a lot of folks on the left would prefer to see elizabeth warren. she is waiting for the call to get in. and i think hilary clinton's threat comes from the left. hilary clinton's quote where she said she doesn't want to turn the clock back and talk about what caused the financial crisis saying you don't have to worry about me and that is the opposite of elizabeth warren. >> and republicans are always saying this about hillary that the press likes her but they hate her. they always hated her. >> they liked

elizabeth!lizabeth! >> elizabeth tells mary how, despite being too old to conceive, she really is now six months pregnant. >> as soon as i heard the sound of your greeting, the child in my womb leaped for joy. >> when mary goes to elizabeth and they're both pregnant, john the baptist leaps for joy in elizabeth's womb, we can imagine that there's a rapport between these women. >> there is an attempt throughout the gospels to portray john as the forerunner who prepares the way for the coming of the lord, the lord being jesus himself. >> 2,000 years on, the possibility that john and jesus are related has triggered fresh investigation into the study of john the baptist's relics. with their ongoing quest to trace how his relics were scattered, british researchers tom hyam and george kazan have come to the nelson atkins museum in kansas city, missouri. they want to analyze an ancient treasure reputed to be the finger of john the baptist. could it come from the same individual as the bulgaria find? >>

, elizabeth!> elizabeth tells mary how, despite being too old to conceive, she really is now six months pregnant. >> as soon as i heard the sound of your greeting, the child in my womb leaped for joy. >> when mary goes to elizabeth and they're both pregnant, john the baptist leaps for joy in elizabeth's womb. we can imagine that there's a rapport between these women. >> there is an attempt throughout the gospels to portray john as the forerunner who prepares the way for the coming of the lord, the lord being jesus himself. >> 2,000 years on, the possibility that john and jesus are related has triggered fresh investigation into the study of john the baptist's relics. with their ongoing quest to trace how his relics were scattered, british researchers tom higham and george kazan have come to the nelson-atkins museum in kansas city, missouri. they want to analyze an ancient treasure reputed to be the finger of john the baptist. could it come from the same individual as the bulgaria find? >> this is c

. >> reporter: elizabeth sedway is calling this experience humiliating.n they were forced off the plane she took out her cell phone and decided to document it. >> i have multiple myeloma. you're taking me off the airplane because i don't have a doctor's note saying i can fly? >> reporter: elizabeth sedway's hawaii family vacation ended like this. >> and i'm being removed as if i'm a criminal! >> reporter: kicked off an alaska airlines flight that was supposed to get her back to san jose monday evening. >> it was shocking! i had flown wore five years with this same diagnosis. and i -- i -- i felt humiliated. >> reporter: elizabeth said she has blood cancer and because she can get sick easily she put on a cervical mask at the airport just before her flight from hawaii. that got the flight crews' attention. >> she asked me a bunch of questions, how are you? can i get you something? >> reporter: she says the crew eventually agreed she could board but just as the family settled in, she says an alaska employee and security told her she needed a doctor's note cl

here's elizabeth. >> a lot of green on your screen.'s go out the door and show you what's going on for now. not a lot of traffic to talk about. so we are going out to later this afternoon and we have a ballgame to warn you about if you are heading into san francisco. giants play the dodgers over at at&t park. that is at 12:45. watch out for traffic in that area at lunchtime. extra cars on the bay bridge, 101 and 280 and foot traffic around the park. live look at the conditions coming into city. it looks great eastbound you may hit a little bit of overnight roadwork. westbound i think it was already picked up. we're not seeing much out there as far as delays even in the cash lanes. it still looks good all the approaches are fine. we'll go on down to the south bay because it's our one accident out the door right now. two-car fender-bender already on the right-hand shoulder. but it is northbound 101 commute direction traffic just past the 280/680 interchange where it bottlenecks later on in the morning. but again, mostly just a visual dis

and elizabeth warren has stated that she's not going to run.litics that means she's probably likely to run at some point. i think hillary clinton and her team want to do everything they possibly can to avoid any mounting sense of optsition. right now, it is virtually unanimous, particularly in the washington press core that she will not have a serious challenge. mention martin o'malley gym webb and journalists in this town will laugh. they'll laugh it off. that's exactly the attitude that the clinton campaign team wants to keep and the more pressers she has from the left on things like trade, the more that sense of inevitably is eroded. >> i think the 50 point lead and you can't take a position on an issue that is so obvious, her husband supported it with nafta. she wants to walk it back. she said it was the gold standard. it shows a certain lack -- not exactly profile and courage mike kinsly the editor of the new republic once said to me there's not a lot of proposition in economics or politics that are mathematically provable to be true. free

"the today," asks elizabeth warren the question again. and again. and again. >> possibly i am beating a dead horse but would you even consider, entertain, the possibility of running for president? >> no. >> why are the media determined to drag the massachusetts senator into the 2016 race? >> an uproar over jon stewart's replacement? trevor noah. >> under fire for offensive jokes about jews blacks and satisfy scan. is this the right choice for "the daily show." >> and harvey winestein accused of groping a tabloid model. should the press be getting down in the gutter? this is "media buzz." >> when mike pence signed the indiana religious freedom law saying it would allow discrimination against the gays the national media pounced. quickly. some with a more balanced approach than others. >> this evening there is a growing backlash again a law signed yesterday by the governor of indiana. supporters of the law say it protects religious freedom. opponents say it legalizes discrimination. >> some say the new religious freedom law opens the door to discrimina

and gentlemen, our next speaker and last nominee elizabeth brown pryor. elizabeth brown pryor burst onto the scene in 2007 with the publication of "reading the man, a portrait of robert e. lee through his private letters." the book received eventually every prize in the world, i think elizabeth, the lincoln prize, our jefferson davis award, the richard b. harwell book award and the richard slatten award for excellence in virginia biography. i personally had the opportunity to read aloud an expert from an uncorrected proof of that book standing at this podium during the introduction of our 2007 symposium about robert e. lee. as is often true, there is a story behind elizabeth's emergence as a major civil war historian. she earned an m.a. in history from the university of pennsylvania studying withdrew gilpin faust, the -- now the president of harvard university and i must tell a story about drew. when she was made the president of harvard, people were saying isn't this an unbelievable, she is the first female to be the president of harvard. and i commented

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elizabeth warren, she is like the maestro in a nutcracker ballet. while she says she is not going to take the stage in 2016, she wants the star of the show to dance to her to. this morning though on cbs, the maestro seemed out of sorts. >> do think she is future of the democratic party? elizabeth warren: i think we have juicy first of all if she declares and what she says she wants to runs on. that is the interesting thing. i will tell you where i stand on all the key issues. it is up to others to say if they stand there as well or in a different place. i will tell you where i stand on minimum wage. i will tell you where i stand on equal pay for equal work. >> name me one thing you would like to see hillary clinton do endocyte and commit to that and say and commit to -- emissary and commit to -- and say and commit to that she has not committed to. elizabeth warren: i would like to see her address all of these issues. mark: melinda, with the launch of henry clinton's campaign just days or hours away, doesn't seem like senator warren realizes she is a

salvador: los padres y hermanos de elizabeth elena laguna salgado llegaron al aeropuerto para unirseperanza de encontrarla sana y salva y entre lÁgimaos nos dijo que su familia estÁ destrozada por la desapariciÓn de elizabeth. >> ella llegÓ a esta ciudad con mucha ilusiÓn. nunca, nunca nos esperamos esto. jamÁs lo esperamos. >> fue vista por Última vez cuando en la tarde saliÓ de clases de esta escuela donde aprendÍa inglÉs. ella se fue caminando a su casa que estÁ a unas cuantas cuadras de distancia. y desde entonces nadie supo mÁs de ella. >> no quiero que le hagan daÑo. quiero que estÉ bien y que sepa que la amamos mucho. y que... y que en cualquier momento mi hija va a ser recuperada. >> a la bÚsqueda tambiÉn se uniÓ elizabeth, cuyo caso acaparÓ titulares en el aÑo 2002 cuando fue secuestrada y pasÓ nueve meses en cautiverio. la policÍa asignÓ a trece detectives para la investigaciÓn del caso y ya han interrogado a posibles sospechosos. >> hubo mÁs de una persona que querÍa acercarse a ella. y hemos podido encontrar e identificar cada persona de lo que habÍamos escuchado. identif

and elizabeth warren has stated that she's not going to run.tics that means she's probably likely to run at some point. i think hillary clinton and her team want to do everything they possibly can to avoid any mounting sense of optsition. right now, it is virtually unanimous, particularly in the washington press core that she will not have a serious challenge. mention martin o'malley gym webb and journalists in this town will laugh. they'll laugh it off. that's exactly the attitude that the clinton campaign team wants to keep and the more pressers she has from the left on things like trade, the more that sense of inevitably is eroded. >> i think the 50 point lead and you can't take a position on an issue that is so obvious, her husband supported it with nafta. she wants to walk it back. she said it was the gold standard. it shows a certain lack -- not exactly profile and courage mike kinsly the editor of the new republic once said to me there's not a lot of proposition in economics or politics that are mathematically provable to be true. free t

next to her is lara vapnek the author of "elizabeth gurley flynn: modern revolutionary". she teaches history at st. john's university. she specializes in the history of gender, labor and politics in the nineteenth and 20th century united states. previous publications include bread winners:working women and economic independence 1865-1920 as well as several articles on women's labor history, she is a distinguished lecturer for the organization of american historians. cindy lobel, a former student of mine, i want to get the message straight, is an assistant professor of history asked lehman college, at the city university of new york also on the faculty of honors college and the graduate center. cindy and a be a from tufts university and a ph.d. where she wrote a brilliant dissertation on u.s. history from the graduate center. her first book urban appetites:food and culture in nineteenth century new york was released in april of 2014 by the university of chicago press. the manuscript for urban apatite, not surprisingly won the dixon ryan prize for the best manuscript that y

>> the "today" show oig asked elizabeth warn the question again and again and again. >> possibly i'm beating a dead horse, but did you ever entertain the possibility of running for president? >> no. >> why are the media determined to drag the massachusetts senator into the 2016 race? >>> and uproar over jon stewart stewart's replacement, trevor noah. >> thought i'd never be afraid of release in america rather than south africa. leaves me nostal taltalgic for the old days. >> is this south african the right choice for the daily show oig? greg gutfeld weighs in. >>> plus harvey binewine steep being a steen accused of groping an italian model. shoot press be getting gown in the gutter? i'm howard kurtz sndand this is "#mediabuzz".sown in the gutter? i'm howard kurtz and this is "#mediabuzz". >>> when mike pence signed the lady, the national media pounced pretty quickly. some with a more balanced approach than others. >> this evening there is a growing backlash against a law signed yesterday by the governor of indiana. supporters say it protects religious freedom. opponents say it legali

what is elizabeth warren's calculation? what is she thinking? is she entirely out?for the opportunity. >> she is waiting to be drafted. >> what is the opportunity? that opportunity is only this, this is what i think if hillary clinton does not inspire which we said 30 minutes ago that's elizabeth warren's strength. she gets them there. throwing verbal bombs. gets people all fired up. that is not hillary clinton's strength. >> this is only reason, just very quickly, the only reason i want to see elizabeth warren get in because it pulls hillary clinton further to the left so people see what she is actually playing it. right now she can be a appet thick centrist and bide her time for the next 19 months. >> harris, what about the enthusiasm point hemmer brought up? elizabeth warren, if you go to, i've been looking around leftist blogs, progressive really like her. they want warren to get in the race a major way. it would make her a bert candidate. kennedy is right, it will force her to the left and she will have to triangulate. only thing hillary inspired me to do is ge

. >>> hay novedades en la bÚsqueda de una joven mexicana llamada elizabeth laguna que fue vista por Últimaiapas, mÉxico para unirse a la bÚsqueda porque dicen que no se marcho de manera propia nos acompaÑa con mÁs de oakland, christina cuÉntanos. >>> gracias, josÉ mary a mis espaldas la iglesia morm na de mormna el beto habÍa concluido su trabajo de misionera en mÉxico cuando saliÓ de su clase de inglÉs en una de las ciudad mÁs seguras del paÍs cuando desapareciÓ sin dejar rastro. >>> armados de fe y luchar los padre de elizabeth salieron de chiapas rumbo a utah >> >> vamos en el nombre de dios. >> su madre confesÓ el mayor de sus temores. >>> tenemos 100% razÓn que alguien la secuestrÓ la raptÓ y se lo llevÓ porque ella era una niÑa ordenada totalmente. >>> una de 7 hijos las fotos de el beto acumulando triunfos y compartiendo con amigos la mantienen presente en el hogar familiar su hermana se quedÓ esperando. >> quiÉn quiera que tenga a mi hermana no conoce cuanto sufrimiento tenemos es un sufrimiento que desgarra el alma. >>> (hablando en inglÉs). >>> mientras tanto en utah un verdadero

senator elizabeth warren for the third.ashian finally made the list this year. james rosen volunteered to cover that story. he's our chief washington correspondent. this year, not exactly apolitical. >> no. it is an intensely political list from those who make the list to those asked to write about it. this year massachusetts senior senator elizabeth warren, a populist democrat who many wish were running, instead of hillary clinton with deep ties to wall street was written up by none other than hillary clinton. the likely presidential nominee who wrote in time, i quote. elizabeth warren never lets us forget that the world of teenage wall street's irresponsible risk taking is far from finished. and she never fails to hold powerful people's feet to the fire. it is one of a number of gestures that clinton has made to dissuade her from causing problems from clinton's candidacy even as warren herself declined to endorse the candidacy. asked if clinton represents the future of the democratic party she said i think we have to see