is hilary clinton changing her tune on benghazi? she stood behind the claim in the days after that the video sparked the attack that took four lives. but now she is saying she had her doubts even back then. >> this was the fog of war. my own assessment creamed from the video had something to do with it, the video had nothing, it may have affected some people and not others. i think the conclusion to draw because we were not just monitoring what was happening in benghazi but we had a dangerous assault on our embassy which was linked to that video. >> but disspite the doubts susan rice went on the sunday show selling the line this was from a video despite reports on the ground this wasn't the case. her answers on benghazi are not sitting well with the public. polls are showing she has leadership skills but far as trust it is not as good. it seems like she is not backing off the video story. it was her state department that pushed the narrative on and on despite the intelligence under immediately after the attack -- we have heard them

hilary clinton favorable 54% and chris christie 33%.ategy behind going on the tonight show. what is the immediate reason and with a few toward 2016 you don't think. >> if i was chris christie's advisor i would have him to do the show. he is low because he is a name low id compared to hilary clinton who has been in the media spotlight for 20 years. he is going to find ways to continue to put himself out there and poke fun at himself and his weight and bridge gate to continue to build a personality that could translate in every single state and across the electorate. >> we will play the video of him dancing over whatever. a little disstracting. do the moves remind people why those who like him like him a lot? and he is not always the governor? >> yeah, he has a light touch. it is fun. i just want to say i ad mire the commitment he made to that dancing bit. it required a sense of comfort in one's skin. for the benefit of taking pity on potential onlookers or by standers i never dance period. let alone on national television. that is the th

hilary clinton has been living a life of luxury for 40 years.s to be a champion of the middle class, and it isn't she can not be, but she is a hypocrihi hypocrite saying it. she should say i have earned at lot of money but instead she is bash the rich while she lives a life of luxury. her message needs to be if she wants to connect is say i have a lot of money, it is a great life to live and i want to support middle class policy so you can live like i do. >> the guardian said he left out a burst of laughter when they said she was wealthy. we don't know the exact advance on her book, but it is appropriate to laugh at the notion she is wealthy? >> here is the difference, patty ann. if hilary clinton mentioned mitt romney who has hundreds of millions parked in offshore accounts. if she mentioned jeb bush who said i have to go make money and did it with dubious companies she would look like a candidate. she was making a point of look at mitt romney and jeb bush. i on the other hand am giving speeches and that is the difference. you will hear her tal

hilary clinton. and they have access into where decisions are made and this goes against folks working hard to make it work. this relates to a sense of democracy where the people that have been disenfranchised wants back in. >> and point two, he told h hannity we ran on the republican lead and was quoting reagan. >> the republicans thought maybe this will be competitive. it won't. it is a plus 15 republican district. the republicans are going to be united. they had their unity moment. eric cantor is going to run as a write-in. brat's rival is a professor at the same college. democrats hope that dave brat was going to show up carrying a musket and screaming at people. he's going to be an effective candidate. >> it sounds grassroots. the big tea party didn't put money in his campaign. and larry norvick said it was anybody but cantor on the surface there. people underestimated how big that movement was and it didn't show up in polling. >> he was surprised and they released an internal poll that showed t

the high temperatures did not keep the people out or away from hilary clinton. things have calmed down a little bit, but the line snakes down the block and around the corner just for a few seconds to talk with the former first lady as well as secretary of state. they make their way to philadelphia today. 1,000 tickets sold in just over 24 hours. each person getting a copy of her new book hard choices and an autograph. a local grad student was the first person in line, getting here at 5:30. by noon he had an autographed copy and her support. >> aspirations was the elephant in the room. she would only say this. i said she runs and she said i'm happy you could be here today. she didn't give an answer. >> it's a bit of camouflage. >> at temple university, he said perbooks and candidate chris christie's appearance on the tonight show last night are part of a soft opening of campaign. testing the waters to see what's possible for 2016. >> hilary probably has a more sophisticated national election team behind her and he's going to have to build that. >> while clinton c

hilary clinton could pony that about from about 5 minutes into her speech. news is they have to answer questions about their afffluence and that is too bod. they have worked hard, made a lot of money, written speeches and bock -- books -- is terrific. but the fact they have to engage in this is the democrats demonizing money. >> the president talks about you don't have to make a lot of money and you didn't build that on our own smacks an attitude that there is something wrong with being successful, richard. >> there is a different and bill clinton is great at pointing it out. they said they could afford to pay more. the difference was he had a spoon over his mouth and romney doesn't want to pay more. the clintons don't have a problem paying more in taxesism >> no, they want to see the money spent wisely. that is the difference. i am sure romney would be happy to pay more if he thought the money was spent efficiently. that is what the issue comes down. but there is a demonization of the successful in this country. there is no doubt about it. >> i hear that. a

. >>> 4:39, hilary clinton continues her bay area visit this morning, where she's expected to draw large crowds. coming up next. >>> oh my god, daddy. >> why are they shooting. >> i don't know gentleladien, lay down, lay down on the seat. >> oh my goodness. family caught in the middle of a police shootout in southern california. we'll have more on this video next. >>> and new developments overnight in the search for missing malaysian airlines jet. why the search area has changed yet again. >>> nbc bay area, honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting, and public service in television journalism all from the society of professional journalists, nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back everyone. very good morning to you. that's a better shot than me moving around on set. behind the scenes. live look at the bay bridge this morning. san francisco, hilary clinton is actually expected to draw another large crowd at a book signing in city by the bay this morning. sold out event is at book passage in

no injuries reported. >> hilary clinton says she supports the use of medical marijuana. town hall tuesday, clinton backed the use of pot under circumstances of, quote, extreme medical conditions. as for recreational weed, she said she wants it to see how it goes in states where it is already legal now. >>> the california mayor who threw dog poop on to the walkway of a political opponent has resigned. the pasadena star news reports dennis kneier stepped down after outcry from the people of san marino. he will remain on city council though. >>> time to get down to business. men, burberry would like to dress you up with bright hats in the shape of an elongated bucket hat and matching shoe laces. i just don't know. i don't know. neon colored coats, bags complete the new look for spring and summer 2015. i just don't know if it's going to catch on. bill karins might do it, though. >>> a new survey finds mcdonald's is the country least favorite fast food chain. but according to the american customer service index, papa johns, pizza hut and little caesars were the most satisfyin

>> the hilary clinton book, tim geithner and i did download pickany's book and i will see how far i can get to it. but for pleasure i am going to go back and reread a couple involves that met a lot to me. especially the movie goer. >> what were you reading this summ summer? tell us what is on your summer reading list? tweet us or post it to our facebook page or send us n e-mail. >> here is a look at some of the best-selling non fiction books. at the top of the list is thomas picket picketty. "capital" and second is "every i need to know i learned from a little golden book" and best selling authors of freak-nomics are third with think like a freak and then tom robbins book is second. and "flash boys" by michael lewis is fifth. ... make sure you silencers cell phones, anything else that does is spirit order food and drinks throughout and make sure you show your great appreciation to the wait staff who work very hard here. know that he scheduled this evening are going to have a talk by dave zirin, q&a and then a book signing here. we do have another event afterwards, said the book signing

we tweeted on the consent of hilary clinton's soon to be published book.nd we posted on article about the swearinging of susie levine. we tweeted and posted our author programs on tianam square. we want to know what you are reading this summer. send us a tweet or post on facebook or send an e-mail. watch all weekend long to see what prominent washingtonians are reading. follow us on facebook/booktv for more news about the world of publishing and what is happening on booktv. >> what is the d in d-day stand for? >> it stands for nothing. soldiers joked it stood for death. or it stood for day. day-day. it is just a code. and you know people are tried retrospectively to try to figure out what it stands for and it has no meaning. >> why june 6th 1944? about 69 years ago today. >> that is right. it was supposed to be june 5th. that was the date that was picked by the president and it is very tricky to invade the norman coast. the tides are amazing. 23 footswing in the tides. the moon has to be right to go at night to allow paratroopers to see and the pitletslots

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if they press hilary clinton too hard they will get beat up.t beat up. they will probably get beat up either way. the challenge is because they have been on the circuit is to prod her beyond the scripted answers that hilary clinton has given on benghazi and her health and the millions that her and her husband have come up with. >> and the difficulty at getting to all of that, and you will never satisfy the audience -- >> the clock is ticking and that works against you but it is interesting that hilary clinton has decided to engage in fox news given here wearyness. >> the last interview on fox was january 2013 on a trip with greta. i talked to their people prior to this to try to get her to sit down and this is what worked out. we are excited about this conversation and it should be a good interview for one half hour of tv. we will bring you back tomorrow and howie if you are lucky we will bring you back and do the post analysis analysis. but thank for the pre-analysis analysis. we'll be watching, bret. starts at 6:45 eastern time. continues on

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now we have just learned hilary clinton agrees with president obama that this may not be a role for thesecretary of state john kerry says isis is a threat to the world and they must be stopped. >> it is a fundamental basic terrorist structure that seeks to do everything outside of any rule of law and structure in order to dominate any territory or location where it is. it's frankly the enemy of civility. the enemy of rule of law. the enemy of pluralism and decency and we need to make crystal clear that the united states uses it to our interest as well as interest of our friends and allies in the region. >> joining me to discuss, michael weiss, i was reading your article and in that article you wrote, you called the situation in iraq an assisted suicide. explain if you would what you mean by that and do you think the do nothing approach is the best one for the u.s.? >> well, actually i think it's important to distinguish. it's not just about iraq anymore and it has not been for i would say three years or more. the border between syria and iraq has all but vanished. in fact, there's photo

having served in the clinton and obama whitehouse how would a hilary clinton president be different fromobama presidency and a clinton pr presiden presidency? >> that is a topic i have not pondered. each person coming in brings their own skills and the challen challenges and times are different. we faced the break up of the soviet union and that is being challenged but i think the proje project. i think that the challenges will be different i think the people bring their own personalities and talent to the job. i think that one thing that the three of them share is i think the purpose of the job which is their primary duty is ensuring everybody has equal opportunity. that is what motivated all three of them. and i think if she runs she will get up every day as president as clinton and obama did and go into the oval office and think what can i do the help the middle class and helping people. >> if you were going to chose three words to describe hilary clinton's presidency what would they be? >> disciplined. tough. and determined. >> jeff? >> on the hill with the bowe bergdahl deal has bee

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clinton made your head spin with quotes like this. >> it depends upon what the meaning of the word is. >> well, hilary is redefining what broke means. >> we came out of the white house not only broke but in debt. >> the problem is the clintons raked in more than $12 million the year they left the oval office. cashin' ins starting right now. >> hey, everyone, i'm eric bolling. welcome to cashin' in. welcome everybody. the latest on the terrorist marching through iraq. first, a crisis of epic proportions on the southern beard, a wave of illegal immigrants, many of them children crossing into the u.s. the potential cost just to deal with them without fixing the problem, more than $2 billion. so who is to blame for all of this border chaos? here's what senator ted cruz told megan kelly. >> this is the human humanitarian crisis and it's the direct result of president obama's lawlessness and unwillingness to enforce the law. >> so is senator cruz right? >> yeah, he is. if you look at the newspapers in honduras they're telling people if your child goes across the border they'll get amnesty. that president obama will not deport them and nei

it goes through with no congressional approval. >>> a leading republican senator taking aim at hilary clintonsaid in her book about benghazi. she called it a political slugfest. ted cruz was asked about this watch: >> the sad thing with secretary clinton is it seems to be polit politics all of the time. she is more focused on blaming the right wing conspiracy than on the terrorist. the truth shouldn't be partisan. there is a pattern in this administration. and that is to express outrange when a scandal happens. >> and good morning to our gu t guest. what do you think about this statement by ted cruz? >> he is right. they are putting politicizing this issue over going after the terrorists. she is turning this into politics. her defense is a great offense like how dare you attack he. >> this is what she says in part of the book. i will not be part of a political slugfest on the back of the dead americans. those who insist on politicizing the tragedy will have to do so without me. she is on a book tour in nine days and on the fox news channel in mid-june and the first excerpt from her book is on

hilary clinton is signing books this morning, it's a sold out event at book passage in san francisco's ferry building. last night she spoke at the theater to promote her book, "hard choices" and discuss why she's not committed to a run for president. clinton says she's expecting a grandchild. the former first lady also announced the clinton initiatives coming to oakland at the childhood development program called too small to fail. formal announcement is expected next month. >> i just checked online, could be standing room only tickets for that event this morning, book passage, but they won't know until 9:30. >> just in case you want to say good morning to hilary. >>> anybody whose in town right now, you know this is our tour season in the bay area because down in socal, it gets hot. we get tolerable temperatures. i can tell you right now though, this is very unusual this morning. look at the showers, they race through the bay area overnight, that was the first batch of rain. we'll going to see another batch come through the next couple of hours. i'll show you the future cast in just a

controversial comments coming out, we'll tell you why hilary clinton says she and bill really not truly well off. >>> let's take you back out live to san francisco and some of the fog that mike was talking about. you can barely see the power there. -- tower there. forecast coming up in just a bit. >>> new this morning, journalists now slapped with seven year sentences in egypt. the courts found two al jha zeer ra journalists publishing live to support the muslim border. they are now classified as a terror group. the verdict is a blow to freedom of expression because the prosecution provided very little evidence in this case. the journalists were arrested after police raided their offices in cairo last december. >>> bowe bergdahl one step closer to going home this morning. he's been moved and now getting outpatient care at a texas military base. the army says the next step in bergdahl's reintegration sprosz to get him exposure to more people and increase social interaction. bergdahl was freed by the taliban last month after spending five years in captivity in san francisco. the army is i

hilary clinton is suggesting caution. about the u-s working with iran to fight insurgents in iraq. the former secretary of state says, she is not prepared to support the u-s negotiations including iran. "there are those hard negotiations going on. we are certainly not putting any american soldiers at risk -- no boots on the ground. with respect to air attacks, which have been mentioned, that has to be part of a larger package. and i believe that is a subject of intense negotiations with the iraqi government." the u-s and iraq have held an initial discussion about how the two might cooperate to address the threat from the islamic insurgents in iraq. in national news-- president obama announced a plan to create the world's largest marine preserve in the pacific ocean. the president unveiled the plan tuesday in a video message at the state department's "our ocean" conference. the proposal will expand the pacific remote islands marine national monument in the central pacific. the area contains some of the world's most pristine tropical marine environments. former president george w. bu

even hilary clinton said no. but the president said there wasn't even time for people to push back and it was exactly because he wanted to distract people from the va and it backfired. >> everyone saying well we brought our soldier home and that's what matters. it is completely out of context. >> it is america. that is what matters. >> it doesn't matter when you -- [ inaudible ] >> he renounced his citizenship. >> bottom line. bottom line. >> bottom line -- >> hold on one second. >> hold on. let me get john in here. i'll let you respond to john. >> let me just make my point. it's out of context. we release killers that make war against the united states. that's why it's always been our policies to michelle's point not to engage in these type of swaps. you say the war is coming to the end. if you really wanted to win the war, we must declare war on jihad. >> we're going to run out of time again guys. wayne real quick and then go ahead. >> at the risk of being the senior person here, i served three years in the mil

politics and policy in the prairie state" there is a book coming out i believe on tuesday by hilary clinton called "hard choices" and that might have been a more appropriate title. on my far right is j. thomas johnson. tom was appointed president of the tax federation of illinois in 2006 and became president in january of last year. he was on the illinois revenue board and was the chairman of the gaming board as well. tom johnson. [ applause ] >> to my direct right is james nowlan. jim was a senior aid to three governors. he is president of stark county communication and they publish community newspapers in central illinois. he is vice chair of the illinois ethics commission that oversees the ethics and ethics training of 120,000 state of illinois employees. he was elected to the house of represent in 1968 at the age of 26. four years later, then governor richard ogle tapped jim to be his running mate as the republican candidate for lieutenant governor. welcome, please, jim nolan. [ applause ] >> now, i read this book and encourage you to do so if you care about the future of illinois. give

, hilary clinton who never found war she didn't want to support. i can't think of anyone in the last 12 years she hasn't supported and she saying we shouldn't get involved in iraq and that's a big deal that i don't think enough people are talking about. the second element of this, besides the hang over from iraq and afghanistan, you know, is that americans think we should focus on problems at home. and if you look around this country today, if you look at the inequality and our really underperforming economy, poor job growth and wage growth, our crumbling infrastructure, the levels of organization are utterly dysfunctional. you know, to put it candidly, as the kids would say, america today is a bit of a hot mess. we have all kinds of economic and health related problems in this country that need to be addressed and are not being addressed. so i think for americans they would rather address these issues than further immerse ourselves in global conflicts. now having said all of that, all the poll numbers also indicate that americans still want us to

the president never responded but hilary clinton did in a long letter promising consultation if theyhey are claiming now they are surprised and if anyone raises question they are part of a partisan witch hunt and they are smearing the soldiers that dare to tell the truth of bergdahl. >> what about the image in the rose garden? everybody understand you want to reunite a family. this is a father who told his son to listen to his conscious. >> given that the senior bergdahl has expressed sympathy with the taliban and said he wanted to clear guantanamo bay of all detainees. we don't leave people behind. but we don't have to celebrate these kind of people and these circumstances. it left me feeling empty. >> and what about the parents of those soldiers killed in the line of fire looking for bergdahl? they should have been at the white house, too. >>> in a moment, where are all of the good paying jobs? the vice president has a comment about that. next. the lowest price book any flight or hotel and if you find it for less, we'll match it and give you 50 dollars off your next trip expedia, f

>> hilary clinton is saying he moved on from moni monica lewen. >> and taxing sugar might help obesity why are -- we're are looking forward to it. >>> an online character is playing a role in the brutal stabbing of a friend. they blame the internet sensation of slender man saying he was in fact real and they needed to commit the crime to impress him. he is not real. he is a character created in 2009 on an internet form that had nothing to do with killing or violence. could the mythological character inspire this? our next guess doesn't think so. dr. russell, why isn't this valid? >> i don't think the whole slender man concept has much, if anything, to do with this other than it is their excuse for having done it. i think this is much more probably about immature, hatred, jealousy, naricism coupled with in sufficient parenting. we probably have a couple morally underdeveloped, hateful minds and probably run of the mill attempted murder. >> let me ask you about that. obviously this caught our attention because we have heard of the boogie man and it takes different form for generations. i

politics and policy in the prairie state" there is a book coming out i believe on tuesday by hilary clinton called "hard choices" and that might have been a more appropriate title. on my far right is j. thomas johnson. tom was appointed president of the tax federation of illinois in 2006 and became president in january of last year. he was on the illinois revenue board and was the chairman of the gaming board as well. tom johnson. [ applause ] >> to my direct right is james nowlan. jim was a senior aid to three governors. he is president of stark county communication and they publish community newspapers in central illinois. he is vice chair of the illinois ethics commission that oversees the ethics and ethics training of 120,000 state of illinois employees. he was elected to the house of represent in 1968 at the age of 26. four years later, then governor richard ogle tapped jim to be his running mate as the republican candidate for lieutenant governor. welcome, please, jim nolan. [ applause ] >> now, i read this book and encourage you to do so if you care about the future of illinois. give

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we tweeted on the consent of hilary clinton's soon to be published book.posted on article about the swearinging of susie levine. we tweeted and posted our author programs on tianam square. we want to know what you are reading this summer. send us a tweet or post on facebook or send an e-mail. watch all weekend long to see what prominent washingtonians are reading. follow us on facebook/booktv for more news about the world of publishing and what is happening on booktv. >> what is the d in d-day stand for? >> it stands for nothing. soldiers joked it stood for death. or it stood for day. day-day. it is just a code. and you know, people are tried retrospectively to try to figure out what it stands for and it has no meaning. >> why june 6th, 1944? about 69 years ago today. >> that is right. it was supposed to be june 5th. that was the date that was picked by the president and it is very tricky to invade the norman coast. the tides are amazing. 23 footswing in the tides. the moon has to be right to go at night to allow paratroopers to see and the pitlelots takin

. >>> tomorrow morning, hilary clinton's book tour could be a campaign for 2016.ur political insider with a look into her strategy and whether it is setting her up for success. join us tomorrow morning at 7:30. today7:-- >>> today it will be a warm weekend. your highs cooler along the coast, mid to upper 60s. flirting with 90 inland. a cool down throughout the week rest of the week. >>> a woman has completed the first regular of an around the world trip. she touched down in miami yesterday after taking off from the same oakland hanger that the original amelia air hard used. the trip is expected to take at least 17 days. >> wow. >> best of luck the -- of luck to her. >>> thank you for joining us. we look tomorrow morning at 7:30 on kpix 5. ,, ,,,,,,,, the wonder of summer is that i never know what kind of adventure awaits. the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me. the wond

coming up -- white house, coming up, hilary clinton and joe biden try to convince are reporters they are not really relinquish. also, from elvis's jump suit and bob dylan's lyrics. pieces of history about to go on the auction block. >> a letter sent to president obama today says there is a, quote, culture of nonresponsiveness at veterans affairs hospitals system wide. the report from the office of special counsel confirms multiple policy violations and problems with patient wait-times. in one case a veteran in a psychiatric facility went listen to this eight years without proper treatment. the report also says whistle blowers were often ignored and punished. the administration is investigating 50 whistle blower claims, all of which involve patient care or safety in the system. one of the most organized yet. controversial candidates is coming to president obama's defense if you can believe it on iraq. david shuster is here on power politics. david. >> kentucky senator rand paul is offering some bipartisan backup for the president. the tea party candidate says the mess in iraq rests on

it is said hilary clinton opposed this deal, as far back as 2011, 2012. taliban detainees were deemed too high of a risk. we reported that in past. what happened to change this calculation. >> as the general just said, i do not believe there is a political discussion about whether the united states should have tried to bring bowe bergdahl home. everybody agrees, that is what we do. i think the political questions that are being asked are first of all was this the right deal. was it a good deal. this is what was debated internally at the administration for quite some time. the administration was divided on that. i think that's a big issue. which is, was it the right deal to strike. did we strike it with really bad guys who are going to come back and hurt us. again. and the second issue here in washington is, should the president actually have consulted with congress. and there is part after whole issue with president obama. when you have the democratic chairwoman of the senate intelligence committee, and i'm expressing democratic here, say that this was a

by the late '60s -- hilary rodham clinton. she didn't do by just going from goldwater girl to the democratic national committee. she got involved in a single issue group. anti-vietnam war. decade for the transition to all things liberal. so if people are not interested in your concerted organization or cause, think about what are the top issues in your community that you can get people involved in, many opportunities to get people involved in, something dealing with public policy other than just the next election. i don't want to a very, very optimistic about talk about that in just a minute here, but we should not be under any illusion as to the challenge that we have in front of us. the leadership of every major institution in america, save possibly military, is a rant against the views and values of big business, wall street, unions, hollywood, media, nonprofit or decisions, it goes on and on, all of these institutions is against us. read the ruling class. we were with this weekend in chicago for a conservative meeting, as

. >>> hilary clinton expected to draw another large crowd at a book signing in san francisco this morningthe nearly sold out event subpoena at book passage in san francisco's ferry building. last night, she spoke of the theeter to promote her book hard choices and discussed while she's not committed for a run for president, she said she's expecting a grandchild, wants to experience being a grandmother. the former first lady also announced the clinton initiative is coming to oakland. it's a childhood development program called too small to fail. former announcement expected in july. >> she's certainly living up to a great bay area morning. >>> time to check the forecast. let's check a peek outside to the gray, rain overnight christina was telling us about. she has a look at the forecast. >> yeah, something we don't typically see, those viewings of sfo are low this morning, we have flight delays. check ahead if you're trying to get out of san francisco this morning or you're going to pick somebody up out there. at this point, the running at about an hour. we'll keep you updated on that. 6:3

. >> hilary clinton's latest book is called "hard choices" about her time as secretary of state and how it shapes her views of the future. friday watch the coverage starting at 6 p.m. eastern and followed with a book signing in virginia live at 11 a.m. both events reair at 5:30 on saturd t saturday. the associated press is reporting that house majority leader eric cantor has been defeated. bratt won in the 7th district primary contest in the richmond area. the associated press reporting that eric cantor lost his republican primary election today. tomorrow the house debates the agriculture spending bill. for details about what is in the bill we talk today a reporter for politico. >> the house takes up the 2015 agriculture spending bill and we are joining by helena bottemiller whose an agriculture reporter for politico. what key area and agencies does this bill cover and how much are they proposing to spend next year? >> it is about $20.9 billion in discreationary funding. it covers fda and usda. and the range of issues covered go from regulating cosmetics and imported sea food at fda all

. >> bill clinton defends hilary's character and their wealth in a nbc news exclusive. >> if you can't beat them, bite them. a world cup shocker as the tournament thrills. >> plus can house speaker sue the president for not following the law? >>> bob dylan's like a rolling stone sells for millions. >>> and creepy or very cool? the latest androids. it is wednesday, june 25th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown. it was a wild primary day around the nation. starting with the republican party and the battle many characterize as the establishment versus tea party. mississippi's six-term incumbent thad cochran has won the primary over tea party challenger chris mcdaniel. the race was nasty at times and ended with a big blow for tea party activists that poured millions of dollars into mcdaniel's campaign. with 99% of the precincts counted, cochran narrowly defeating mcdaniel. with about 51% of the vote. democrats face an old versus new guard battle, 22-term new york congressman charlie rangel declared victory hours ago despite no major observing agency, including

. >> president clinton told somebody in this room, personally, hilary says everyone is sick of the clintonslot of people have said that besides me. that wouldn't influence my decision. because i think voters have the right to choose whoever they want. >> is health an issue? >> no. for me, personally, no, thankfully. i fell on my head, i got a concussion, and worked through the lingering affects ever dizziness and double vision and that's all gone. >> and there's benghazi. >> i stood next to president obama as the marines carried the flag-draped cassette off the plane at andrews. there were a lot of confusing pieces of information flooding in to us. we did our best to sort it out. did i my best to cooperate with the congress, i respect the congress' oversight responsibility. but there's a difference between unanswered questions and unlistened to answers. the moss important questions for anybody thinking of running for president, are not will you run and can you win? there is what is your vision for america? who is it go fog stay to restore our strength, our fairness, justice, what we're goin

cantor's loss in virginia, democrats including possible 2016 hillary clinton are coming out in defense of immigration reform, hilary'scomments come as both sides of the isle question the reform movement without support of eric cantor in the house. president obama addressed the recent surge of illegals entering our country and he vowed to continue to fight for reform despite the politics. here with reaction from the university of virginia, center for politics, larry, good to see you. >> thank you, sean. >> why do i think that eric cantor use lo cantor's loss was bigger and transcend republican tea party and i think sit a feeling that washington is failing dramatically. they are not helping the american people. >> there is no question that was part of it. people who are focussing on just one explanation for eric cantor's defeat are missing the big picture. there were lots of important factors, several really important factors, yes, immigration was one. so was a feeling that washington isn't listening and in particular, in that sour distrit isn't listening and i also have to say because i have evidence of it, some democ

clinton. some very interesting poll numbers. almost certain 23. probably 15. no chance 37%, and views on hilarycross party lines positive, negative. there are the numbers there. 78% of democrats view her favorably. 11% of republicans view her favorably versus 38% of independent viewers have a negative view of hillary clinton. what can she do to flip the numbers? particularly on the independent republican side? >> i don't know if she's going to be able to flip on the republican side. she's been a polarizing figure for republicans for a long time. i don't see it changing if she runs for poll. one of the interesting point of the poll she had high numbers of secretary of state. particularly before benghazi. she wasn't necessarily a political figure people viewed her a different way. the minute she starts in the public arena again we're looking at lower approval numbers. people view their politicians and political figures differently once they might have to vote for them. >> which might explain why the campaign -- noncampaign continues to go full steam ahead. thanks to you both. we appreciate your t

hilary says money does not mean much to her by here is what chelsea clinton had to say about money.hocked she said money doesn't matter to curb much either. i was curious if i could care about money on a fundamental level and i couldn't. >> how does this go over with the millenials to face the tough job market with college debt? what do you think? >> absolutely. they hear comments like that and they hear chelsea clinton say at this point what difference does it make? she doesn't care about money she has a three million-dollar wedding and a $10 billion apartment with $600,000 salary per year. of course, money does not mean anything to her because she has plenty of that but people are struggling and this is another calf when trying to relate to people that the economic struggles people see especially with a millenials. gerri: why is there such a of a disconnect? >> because this is what they have been told to say. of but take these public positioning stands as they tried to relate the average american. she says relate to the average person how they demonize mitt romney in the 2012 elec

clinton has compared to everything else. there are two million people who signed up for hilary. 55,000 people sent in mob she has more money onest of the candidates combined. and she's ahead by ten points or more against every republican. >> schieffer: let me ask you about this. one thing i keep hearing on the republican side is that if jeb bush decides not to run mitt romney may try to do it again, i'm hearing that. i don't know how strong that is. >> i am not -- i just may not be -- would that be possible? i think he and his wife made it so clear after their second try that they're not interested in again. i think there are so many serious people in this thing. ultimately i think rick perry is making an impression when he goes to small groups. i think he probably will be in the mix, too. maybe surprising. >> people get momentum from the previous candidacy when they do a good job. the perception that mitt romney did not do great is job and rick perry didn't do a great job. they may be fine choice. i just say one thing i don't know much about politics here but if you look at obama right now you look what we're dealing with as