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new york brought together hilary clinton and two presidents. >> they each married far above themselves. >> reporter: together to pitch the healthcare law's benefits and encourage enrollment which starts next week. >> i think it's important for you to tell the people why we're doing all of this outreach because this only works, for example, if young people show up. >> reporter: and president obama acknowledged it's been tough. >> well, let's face it. it's been a little political. this whole obamacare thing. >> reporter: back in the senate, gop leaders and senator rand paul privately urged cruz not to stage his

we are honored to present the liberty medal tonight to secretary hilary clinton. [applause] we are here to celebrate secretary clinton's lifetime of active citizenship and her exemplary commitment to furthering the constitutional ideals of liberty and equality. in particular, among her many achievements, secretary clinton has made the rights of women and girls a global priority. she has championed freedom of speech on the internet. we are looking forward to her thoughts today on how america can't uphold those values in the future. ladies and gentlemen, i am honored to introduce to you that 2013 liberty medal recipient, former secretary of state hillary clinton. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the chairman of the [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the chairman of the national constitution center board of trustees, governor jeb bush. [applause] >> thank you all very much. i'm delighted to welcome you to this wonderful museum and the ceremony recognizing hillary clinton for her lifelong career in public service. we have had a bit mor

we are honored to present the liberty medal tonight to secretary hilary clinton. [applause] we are here to celebrate secretary clinton's lifetime of active citizenship and her exemplary commitment to furthering the constitutional ideals of liberty and equality. in particular, among her many achievements, secretary clinton has made the rights of women and girls a global priority. she has championed freedom of speech on the internet. we are looking forward to her canughts today on how america continue to uphold those values in the future. ladies and gentlemen, i am honored to introduce to you that 2013 liberty medal recipient, former secretary of state hillary clinton.-- hillary rodham clinton. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the chairman of the national constitution center board of trustees, governor jeb bush. [applause] >> thank you all very much. i'm delighted to welcome you to this wonderful museum and the ceremony recognizing hillary clinton for her lifelong career in public service. we have had a bit more media for a liberty event. there is a

what is trending is bill and hilary clinton. clinton global initiative but all the talk centers around the one age old question, where does hilary get all the colored pantsuits. no, that's not the question. is hilary going to run for president? well, david letterman had a rather unusual way of asking the former president about his wife's political ambitions. >> if she is running to your knowledge blink twice. >> i blinked once. >> i didn't see any blinking. what does that mean? >> it's hard to tell when he is blinking. >> well, in an interview in this week's new york magazine she said she was pragmatic and realistic about a run. i interviewed her in october 2011 and she said no, i'm not running. >> they all say that. >> until they are. >> not running until they are running. trending on huffington post, giving teens a clean slate on social media. that's what a new california law does. it allows minor on sites like twitter and facebook to remove their posts. it's to allow young people from being haunted by their digital past. it do

you by fax at jc penny as well, which is hilarious. bill clinton just has a better story. he promises to rebuild the prosperity of ordinary americans and it doesn't help that eastern hope, arkansas. so he wins. things are rough going, but things pick up when the economy starts turning around. he's the beneficiary of an economy and a second term and a rising stock market. [inaudible] i'm sorry? the resurgence? basically the recession ended and we have the technology boom. the internet coming along 1995, just around the second-tier. and the stock market goes crazy with the bubble. it completed. it's not real, but if you have money in the stock market company do very well in the late 90s. the upper middle class does who does that money pulls further away from the lower middle class who doesn't have a lot of money in the stock market. the stock market is benefiting from this tech boom or startups are valued more than united airline. so if you have investment commute doing great. if you don't, you're in trouble. now we erected a new century, the new millennium. folks like hedge

clinton did yesterday. he was asked which role his wife hilary would prefer, president or grandmother and president clintoniscuss that issue. the rest of it is out of his hands. chelsea is 33 years old and been married for three years. some people including one of the newspapers here in new york say the heat is on. get busy. >> get busy. >> natalie you flagged this one. >> yeah, because i mean as a woman there's a lot of pressure on us already but when you get married and if you go a couple of years -- we were married five years without children. i was getting started in my career and people start asking questions and it starts getting personal. what's wrong? why aren't you guys having kids and the pressure is on. >> people don't take into consideration, we had trouble conceiving. >> so did i. took us four and a half years. >> yeah and there maybe other reasons why people aren't having kids. >> and people can be very insensitive and it's cruel when you think about it. >> i think there's always a bit of pressure, when you're engaged everybody is when are you going to get married. when you get married, every

former secretary of state hilary clinton will be given the national constitution centers liberty medal for her years in public service and work on human rights and she'll get the award from the group's chairman, former florida governor jeb bush. >>> toyota is recalling 800,000 vehicles for a second time to fix a suspension problem that a fix last year did not resolve. affected by the recall are 2006 to 2011 rav 4s as well as lexus hs-250 hybrids. the problem involves a rear suspension arm that can rust and possibly lead to a suspension failure. >>> now, wall street and what is moving the markets. cnbc's mary thompson joins us. getting lots of attention, apple. >> that's right, natalie. today apple is expected to introduce two new phones, a high end and cheaper version of the iphone 5 in multiple colors. it's aimed at recapturing the global smartphone market where samsung has been making big gains. there's a lot at stake for apple and we'll have more later in the program. >>> walmart customers can trade in their old smartphone and get credit for buying a new one. >>> here's another reas

the panel at the initiative the youtube frontman offered up a surprise and dead-on hilarious impersonation of bill clintonno -- he walked into the oval office. and actually, i thought it was a member of his own road crew. it wasn't really dressed right. actually i felt like the rock star on that occasion. [ applause ] >> i must be really easy to make fun of. [ laughter ] >> pretty awesome. president clinton was clearly impressed and amused. they say it is the sincerest form of flattery. >> pretty good. >>> moving to this now, incoming u.s. army recruits are facing new tattoo restrictions. under the regulations soldiers will not be allowed to have toots that show below -- tattoos that show below the elbows and knees or above the neckline. soldiers who currently have tattoos in banned areas will be allowed to keep them in a grandfathered clause. this is what i think is pretty interesting. my father was in the military in the '60s and that's where you went to get your tattoos. >> that was old school tattoo. you were in the navy and got a tattoo. >> that's where it happened. now they are not letting you in if

they talk during the clinton family foundation's annual convention also held in new york city. it's close to an hour. >> hilary rodham clinton. [applause] ♪ >> at afternoon, everyone. wow, thank you, thank you. thank you very match. i have -- i had the great pleasure to introduce our next two speakers who are about to have a conversation concerning health care. and i thought hard about how to introduce these two men. and the more i thought about it, the more i realized how much they have in common. they are both left-handed. they both love golf, a game that does not often reciprocate the laws they put into it. they both are fanatic sports fans and go to great length to be in front of the tv or on the side of the court or the field. they both are master politicians. each of them has only lost one election. they are both democrats. they have fabulous daughters. they each married firebug themselves. [laughter] [applause] and they each love our country. and so, please join me in welcoming number 42 and number 44, bill clinton and president barack obama. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> mr. president. >> are you interviewing me?

clinton is receiving the 2013 liberty medal for her work in public service. hilary ofoubt is living a good life with her bid for white house in 2016. her speeches bring in a lot and she's not the only member of the obama administration who dismissed benghazi as a scandal and went on to reap huge rewards. we know then um ambassador susan rice went on five sunday talk shows blaming the attack on a youtube video. she's now the national security advisor and a critical part of the obama administration's efforts now to solve a military strike against syria. leon, well, he was left in charge by the president when the president had something else to do, we don't know what that else is, and he led to the administration's non-response to the attack in benghazi. penneta signed a deal for his memoir and david petraeus ran the cia at the time and working for a big name wall street firm, kkr no doubt making a big-time salary as ll. then chief of staff jack low, an part of who briefed the president on the night of the attack. the secretary of the treasury and finally there is pres

that i point of view, too, and good to have you on, professor hilary mann, the middle east expert and former staffer on the bush and clintonthanks so much. >> what an important things she says, the u.n. report will not determine who was responsible for the chemical attack. they're only going to determine whether or not that actually happened. it is going to be up to on the onus of the obama administration and the intelligence they have to make that link. >> and often the delivery systems and the types of munitions used to deliver it may give a clue as to who did it and the great fear of a lot of people as it is being quoted, the u.s. doesn't wind up being al qaeda's air force going in and helping the enemies. it is a very complex situation. >> and of course there is going to be a lot of movement on syria over the next week as well. there is a bill authorizing a limited military strike that heads to the full senate after clearing the senate foreign relations committee yesterday. the president is expected to lobby for that when he returns from the g20 summit in russia. he is actually coming back tomorrow. >> when congress is

clinton global initiative at the time of her death. she was praised by her harvard professors. >> she was incredibly intelligent. she was hilariously unique. she really brought laughter and light to people's lives. >> reporter: her partner ross langdon was also killed in the attack. he was an architect working on projects in africa. >>> as we mentioned, there's no immediate threat to shopping malls in america but every mall has an emergency plan. pierre thomas shows how police are already training for every possibility. >> reporter: active shooters, terrorists in a mall. a nightmare scenario for local police. in this training exercise in newport news, virginia, police respond to a shooter where 200 volunteers play the role of scared shoppers, the dead and wounded. as you see here, police don't wait. they quickly go in, locate and confront the shooter. across the country, the police training for attacks on soft targets, malls, hotels, schools. run to the gunfire, engage. concerns here at home have been mounting since the devastating 2008 attack in mumbai, india, where terrorists overran hotels and shopping centers. captain robert ba