chris: the men say go, hillary.hanks to gloria borger, john harris, michael gerson, cynthia tucker. thanks for watching.

i don't think it's possible to get somebody who's incapacitated down the hillary step. >> the rescue that would save his life was no longer coming. >> the storm, the wind, the snow, the cold-- everything is just crescendoing. >> i don't want to die. i don't want to die. >> if you're stuck up there, you might as well be on the moon. >> tonight on frontline, "storm over everest." >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. > with major funding from the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. helping to build a more just world. and additional funding from the park foundation. committed to raising public awareness. >> narrator: for over 25 years, i've been making the journey to mt. everest. i've stood on its summit five times. the mountain has given me great joy and close friendships. it's also been a place of hardship and tragedy. in 1996, a fast-moving storm trapped climbers high on the mountain and people died. stories were told forever changing the world's perception, and my own, about climbing everest. now, i've come ba

and actually, i want to ask you about hillary clinton.as a latina from chicago running her campaign. but it's not as if you could look at the hillary campaign and say, "she represents the latino interest on the question of immigration." >> uh-huh. well... >> hinojosa: and she's got a latina running her campaign. so do the politicians even want to go there? >> i think it's a double-edged sword for a lot of these politicians, and they haven't figured out how to do it yet. and as we get close to the tsunami tuesday primaries, we have lots of latinos voting, their minds are going to get crystallized around the issue. and it's going to be the reverse. you know, the republicans, you run against immigrants, you get votes. the democrats, it's going to be you run for immigrants, you're going to get votes in the democratic party. they haven't realized it yet, but that's the way it's going to unfold. >> hinojosa: but doesn't that make it incredibly frustrating for you, that after all of the work that you've done, that they still haven't realized tha

barbara bush or hillary clinton? hillary clinton dismiss this and said i am too busy to bake cookies. but mrs. bush said she thought the whole thing was forgotten. but then in a taste test people like hillary clinton's cookies better and barbara bush said that is interesting because that is not my recipe. i mention that because even though it seems like it is silly, it garnered all of us had been some serious comments from reporters and columnists she gave a barrel since the jet the republican national convention with the most dedicated man that she knew after that she took to the campaign trail. she gave 61 formal speeches but was busy with the phone bank and cheering on volunteers and involved with the bush rally in texas and said to people we need to george bush texas and as you although the country did not agree and on that particular tuesday in november they sent george bush back to texas and left barbara bush with a very sour taste in her mouth. she felt the country had not given him a chance and he had earned

was it barbara bush or was it hillary clinton? and hillary clinton sort of dismissed this and said, i'm too busy to bake cookies, you know, let's get about this and mrs. bush said she thought the whole thing was forgotten. and a few minutes later the same magazine ran a story saying that in a taste test people liked hillary clinton's cookies better and barbara bush said that's really interesting because that's not my recipe. well, i mention it because even though it seems like a silly thing perhaps, it garnered all of a sudden some very serious comment from reporters and columnists. and this also gave mrs. bush a certain amount of growing disease with what she developing here. she gave a very much heralded speech at the republican national convention. she talked about her husband as the most dedicated healthiest man she knew. she brought out her family and then after that, she took to the campaign trail. during that campaign, she gave 61 formal speeches but she was busy with phone banks and she was cheering on volunteers. she was

we begin with former secretary of state henry kissinger and secretary of state hillary clinton. >> the art of foreign policy is to operate at the limit of your power but not to go beyond it and to recognize that other countries must feel they're part of the international system. or the tensions become unimaginable. >> more often than not, people come expecting the united states to be, if not fixing problems, to be parent of fixing whatever problems an individual state has or region has. and our biggest-- one of our biggest foreign policy challenges right now is to get our own house in order. that is something i feel very strongly about. i know the president does as well, because we have to consolidate our own economic and political position in order to be able to continue to influence events in the future. >> rose: conversations on diplomacy with former secretary of state henry kissinger and secretary of state hillary clinton when we continue. ♪ ♪ if you've had a coke in the last 20 years, ( screams ) you've had a hand in giving college scholarships... and support to thousands of our n

--hoy, la secretaria de estado "hillary clinton" se reunio en "washington" con su homologa mexicana "atricia espinosa". --en el encuentro, que conto con la asistiencia de dos docenas de funcionarios de alto nivel de ambos paises, se decidio ademas aumentar los esfuerzos contra el trafico de armas.--ahi no se hicieron declaraciones publicas sobre la polemica operacion "rapido y furioso" que dejo al descubierto que estados unidos introducia armas a mexico, muchas de las cuales terminaron en manos de delincuentes. ---los estudiantes que recibieron una carta de admision a la universidad de california tienen unas horas mas para decidir a cuál campus asistir.---"ricardo vazquez" nos habla de esto, y de otros asuntos que los alumnos deben considerar. trt 1:33

. >> we were talking about rudy giuliani and hillary clinton four years ago. >> four years ago, 65% of republicans were excited about the candidates for president, including juliani, john mccain, as well as others, including mike huckabee. and this is a low number. i agree with you that victory has a fragrance all its own. if somebody starts winning a bunch of primaries, there will start to emerge and be seen as more exciting. but this is a real problem. i point out, in spite of donald trump's telephonic retelling of one of america's most prominent columnists, and the new york times poll, he got 25 percent favorable and 46% unfavorable.

clinton, secretary of state hillary clinton, goes down there and says, "we have to look at our drug usage..." and i don't remember if she brought up the issue of guns. >> yes. yes, she did. >> hinojosa: what... how did that go over in mexico, when you have the united states saying, "we bear some responsibility here"? >> it was like, you know, (speaking spanish), you know, finally. >> hinojosa: really? >> finally. because, i mn, what w're seeing in mexico today is nothing different than what we've seen or experienced in bolivia, peru, colombia. i mean, it's a very old story. but i think finally the americans are realizing that, "wait a minute, we are part of the problem." and it took mexico... i mean, it took the issue to come to america's, you know, doorsteps for the us goverment to finally realize this is about coresponsibility. i mean, it takes two of you. >> hinojosa: do you... when you hear people talking about this kind of... i don't know if i've heard the word flood, but, you know, the violence creeping over the border, coming into the united states, and i've heard some people

. >> en instantes veremos para que se reunieron hillary clinton y patricia espinosa. >> y detuvieronntral fueron los acuerdos de seguridad entre ambos paÍses. tambiÉn por el paso de armas norteamericanas a territorio mexicano. >> silenciosamente el gobierno del presidente calderÓn tuvo un rÉcord de extradiciones hacia todos unidos, del -el Último de ellos fue uno de los hermanos arellano fÉlix. benjamÍn fue presuntamente hasta antes de su detenciÓn el jefe del cÁrtel de las drogas de tijuana, edgard muÑoz informa. >> del gobierno de mÉxico entregÓ a estados unidos a quien era lÍder del cÁrtel de tijuana. benjamÍn arellano a quien apodaban el seÑor serÁ el -era el cerebro y director financiero. >> sobre todo entraron a la heroÍna, tanto la mexicana como la asiÁtica, era muy poderoso pero fue perdiendo vigencia. >> benjamÍn arellano fue detenido en el aÑo 2002 por militares en el estado de puebla, y posteriormente fue cerrado en la cÁrcel del altiplano, desde ahÍ librÓ una ferrea batalla para salir hacia estados unidos. pero meses despuÉs que lo entrevistÓ univisiÓn en el aÑo 2009 el a

i saw a wonderful story that you did on hillary clinton.she has made this part of her foreign policy. i spent a few weeks traveling with her around the country, around the world in fact, for a special i did with her. she was engaging country after country after country. she has to be a woman. what role and responsibility to we have given that we are in afghanistan, specifically, to press for these roles, these pathways to be open for women? >> i was there in july of last summer. what was fascinating about that is that women have no right to speak. it was secretary clinton lobbying the government and the international community to make sure that women had the right to speak at the last -- at their own conference last summer. what she has done in terms of the civil society posturing, really giving groups that fight for democracy, a child marriage, women's advocacy, is a voice within the u.s. state department and giving them the support, training, access to feel that they would not have without department funding. the men congregate towards he

but i also don't like slandering the hillary clinton campaign here.y didn't question the authenticity of the birth certificate. that comes out a mark penn memo say he couldn't believe that the country would elect someone whhad come out of the american exrience beuse spent so much time abroad and so forth. they never went -- excuse me, excuse me! they didn't go counsel me get i >> if there is that degree of complication. >> let me talk about the protective press. we heard the word racist, and they're saying donald trump is racist because he wants do see obama's test scores. george bush got a 1206 on a aptitude test because the new yorker magazine dug it up, knocked it and laughed at it. they found out what al gore scores were. they were 1350. they dug up john kerry's scores. but somebody asked for barack obama's scores and it's racist? when barack obama admitted himself he benefitted -- [everyone talking at once] >> you know why they're asking? because you went on television and said it's affirmative action all the way. >> obama admitted it on national

hillary in the minds of the american people seem to go too far on her health care initiative. so that people begin to say wait a minute, she's not elected, not accountable. the we don't like what she's doing we have no way of reaching a. hillary been dialed back a notch and became more of the traditional first lady by being in favor of women's issues like a child advocacy. so i think that suited laura bush's personality and also said the time the terms of what we wanted him to firstly. and i think michelle obama, she is still feeling her way. right now she's acting more the traditional first lady. she is a traditional policy in terms of women's issues, it's about diet and children an exercise in anti-obesity. and she also has two young children that she needs to focus on. so here's my last question for you. what about future first ladies? what model will they use and what about when we inevitably have the first, first gentleman? and dawn asked me to say a word about my next project. i writing about another kennedy woman, the president mother, rose kennedy. and i believe she st

. >> reporter: when 17-year-old hillary albert hits the ice, she's got one goal in mind. >> i want tolay professional hockey. it's been my dream since i was 4 years old. >> reporter: but making the pros and earning college scholarships are long shots if scouts don't see albert in action. and they can't do that because her high school in northern maine doesn't have a girl's varsity team. >> he told me i wasn't good enough for the boy's team. i'm fast enough but i'm not big enough. >> reporter: david is the high school's athletic director. besides money and nearby lack of competition, he says -- >> there is not enough interest. >> reporter: what would be a number that would satisfy interest in your book? >> we would have to be able to field a team of probably 18 -- 17-19 people. >> reporter: but hillary albert and her father dennis say 19 girls are interested and ready to play. for high schools and colleges it's a numbers game. to get federal funding they must agree to comply with title ix. a law demanding equal opportunity for men and women. but nationwide over the last year the office

. >> reporter: but hillary albert and her father dennis say 19 girls are interested and ready to play. for high schools and colleges, it's a numbers game. to get federal funding, they must agree to comply with title 9, a law demanding equal opportunity for men and women. but nationwide, over the last year, the office of civil rights says complaints of inequity have nearly tripled. >> we do not, however, have an audit process. we do not scan districts acros the country or colleges or universities across the country. >> reporter: that means it's up to the school to police themselves. does presque isle high school meet compliance with title 9? >> i believe we do. i really do. >> reporter: maintaining an equal ratio of male to female athletes is the goal, one that many schools achieve by counting cheerleaders. but under the law, cheerleading isn't clearly defined as a title 9 sport. and without its 52 cheerleaders, presque isle high has an 11% gap. >> pretty close. >> reporter: it's close. >> yeah. >> reporter: but it's not equal. >> in your interpretation, it would be equal if we had the

civil liberties thank you so much for joining us now you were at an event where secretary of state hillary clinton was of all things talking about free speech in the middle east we have a clip from that let's play that. sound bite see can it last year. so this is america this is. what you. know. so ray. charles what you were doing there what were you trying to accomplish what happened well i was there to hear the speech actually as the george washington university but i got really turned off with a standing ovation and you know the offensive kind of. so i confess i'm sad so i can fancy that when greeted her so i took off my shirt and i had veterans for peace and my shirt turned my back and decided i would i would not have her get away thinking that everybody support or oppose your answer to the standing ovation yeah and so i stood but i didn't sit down and i had my back to where i was about twelve yards in front of her and the clip comes on when i'm being taken out and she's just at the saying and the government in egypt pulled the plug right while you're getting the flight pulled on yours

and it's very important moment about halfway in when hillary clinton does a speech in hanoi and it'san obscure issue of the south china sea. and she makes a very big speech and says the united states has ro in the south china s.t%o this is a big deal to the chinese. since then our policy with china has been more confrontational. of the example of how your view of the world never survives the actual reality of president. >> charlie: what is it actually. you lay it out and you quote a lot of insiders talking about the president so what kind of blow back do you get from the whitehouse, not only what they said but what others said. >> i haven't gotten much blow back from folks i talked to. e most, you kw, it's a bit of rorahact test. this shows us the weakless obama we thought. other liberals have said and there are e-mails that said this is why i supported this guy for president, this piece shows that he adapts when his strategy isn't working and it shows that he's not george w. bush. so look, this is the first chapter, right. we're only in year thre and the begiing year three. whateve

and he obviously knew hillary clinton would be his opponent and that kind of foreign policy would put her aside for the iraq war and would look very good. he pulled the iraq war. he has a realist direction. he pulled out people like the national security adviser, sort of the reigning realist of the democratic party. during the campaign he makes some comments that really push him in that direction. he talks about how george h.w. bush's foreign policy is very appealing to him and he admires. >> charlie: what does he admire. >> he has said he admired the way the first bush handled the collapse of communism. and the changes in eastern europe. he had said that. he praised skullcroft bush's national security advisers. at one proint in the campaign he actually says my foreign policy is a return to the foreign policy and he kind of mixes some ideologies here because it's a return to kennedy, to george h.w. bush and even in some ways ronald reagan. he was really hinting that a modesty, modesty in foreign policy, he's down playing of ideology and a down playing of adventures in the world. and t

president obama himself so we're wondering do you think that obama should replace joe biden with hillary clinton as vice president for two thousand and twelve you can respond to us on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows your response just might make it on air. now attorney general eric holder announced today that he lead sheikh mohammad and other alleged nine eleven terrorists will be tried before military commissions at guantanamo bay instead of receiving trials within the u.s. federal court system mohamed and four others who are being held to give are facing charges of participating in the nine eleven plot clicheed muhammad being the alleged mastermind now the move is a sharp reversal and defeat for the obama administration which last year said that they wanted these alleged terrorist to have civilian trials in federal courts with case of trials slated to take place in new york city but their decision to try to send new york set off quite the political firestorm even though civilian trials have a much higher success rate as opposed to military commissions which have been mired

secretary of state hillary clinton will be headlining a three day conference this year and the timing couldn't be more important as revolutions and unrest spread throughout the middle east and north africa as a nato led force wages war and moammar gadhafi and as relations between pakistan and america soured further putting into question the idea of success in fighting al qaeda and the taliban but do the speakers at this form really represent the arab world or is it a carefully selected pro western group but my only show one perspective join me to discuss it is shadi hamid director of research at the brookings doha center and fellow with us of bonn center for middle east policy at the brookings institute institution study thanks so much for being here tonight first carter's eight years and this is the first time that it's here in the u.s. why the take so long well i mean the idea is that most of the time it's been doing . this conference but we wanted to switch it up this time to kind of change perspective a little bit and it's important also. to have a more d.c. oriented focus so i th

joe biden with hillary clinton for the spot on the twenty twelve election and here's what some of you had to say on twitter alberto marquez replied yes i thought she should have been obama's running mate last election on facebook we heard from eric vagueness who said he certainly could but it won't matter since he's going to be voted out and alexander catarina sounded off saying hillary clinton wouldn't change the outcome of the next election joe biden is not a liability as long as she is part of the team state secretary obama is capitalizing on her popularity and we even got a video response from even. the worst. consumer. reports for. as always we thank you for your responses and we want to see more of those you tube video responses from you all at home and here's our next topic of discussion for you yesterday we told you that fox news and glenn beck are breaking up that's right although glenn beck the show will run until the end of this year many sources are buzzing about who might replace him after that so we want to know who you think is going to take that ought to tell us who do

>> i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> host: the irony is now barack obama and hillary clinton both answer the phone at 3 a.m. that ad became emblematic of her campaign. >> guest: it did. whatsoever resting, i remembered that ad. all of us do. you have to take a step back for a minute, and i know those with their, what does that mean she knows she can take the phone call because she happened to meet these world leaders at social events. the role of first lady gave her this opportunity to travel the world, 80 countries. she worked with people on the ground. she worked with women's groups. she's worked with the leaders. i think it did paint a picture of her as an experienced person, and she talks about now even now in the role as secretary of state, the role of first lady helped her because of this global opportunity that she had to travel the world and to meet with people who are leaders in those countries now. or emerging as leaders in those countries now. >> host: purdue university is next. >> we're going to go to ally. >> thank you for being with us today. does the fi

la secretarÍa hillary clinton la reconociÓ como luchadora contra el narcotrÁfico. >> lleva la labor profundal hombre que matÓ a el agente estaba libre y armado. >> si alguien estuvo enterado fue chÁvez chávez, se interpreta que no hubo la confianza suficiente, hasta la fecha siguen sin encontrar con las 2000 armas introducidas en el paÍs. >> vamos a una causa y a la vuelta, se suma mÁs gente pidiendo mano dura. >> relaciones entre colombia y venezuela, habrÍa el papel que tiene estados unidos en el narcotrÁfico cada vez tiene mayor relevancia pero, no estÁ funcionando... dicen hoy se propuso mano dura en contra de los carteles mexicanos. >> mÉxico estÁ en riesgo de convertirse en un estado en manos del narcotrÁfico. asÍ convertiría en santuario para los terroristas, el departamento de estado fue enfÁtico... >> es un gobierno fuerte, liderando un estado fuerte, su postura es de una situaciÓn muy difÍcil... es un socio confiable. >> tambiÉn pidiÓ que explore una operaciÓn conjunta para combatir a los carteles, y que se califique a los narcotraficantes como terroristas, como se hizo con las far

clinton's lawyer during his impeachment proceedings and enjoys close ties with secretary of state hillary clinton says david kay here for years and finally. to you know i'm paula went from despise the oppressor to a smiling snapshot with president obama himself and while lobbyists are autocrats salesman to the state department the pitch is a very specific one the u.s. withdrew its ambassador in the lab in one thousand nine hundred four but as exxon mobil and chevron texaco billions did really equitorial guinea's oil washington warmed up but the old beings aren't just dropping dollars in d.c. . over being son little teodoro is living the sweet life in hollywood dating pop stars and purchasing this thirty five million dollar. malibu mansion which he paid for by why we hear from him. to the us yes cruelly and commission plans for a three hundred eighty million dollar yacht three times with the oil rich country it spends on public health and education per year. to. go. well most of the population survives i'm less than a dollar a day like his predecessors of both republican and democrat befor

what hillary clinton says is going on with residents in benghazi -- is being done to civilians being caught in the conflict. >> and warning in benghazi. the memorial to two foreign journalists that were caught in the conflict. the steps taken today to celebrate people who help crime victims. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. atst fwa.ean ougog t bk. wi cseuidesi yr arho, u stnaa cte,hise a de. ougog t bk. wi cke sp rwd yr arho, >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is accusing libyan strong man gadhafi of targeting his own people with cluster bombs. clinton says gadhafi is using the fragmentation bombs against the libyans that are siding against gadhafi. >>> and journalists today expressed sadness over the loss of two journalists who were covering the war. >> we appreciate what they were doing. they came from a very different play, and they were very brave. >> nato is now using drones in the conflict. the drones launched today for the first time. >>> a world war ii soldier who died in a aircraft in the himalayans nearly three decades ago was found. he will be buried with full

--hoy, la secretaria de estado "hillary clinton" se reunio en "washington" con su homologa mexicana "l encuentro, que conto con la asistiencia de dos docenas de funcionarios de alto nivel de ambos paises, se decidio ademas aumentar los esfuerzos contra el trafico de armas.--ahi no se hicieron declaraciones publicas sobre la polemica operacion "rapido y furioso" que dejo al descubierto que estados unidos introducia armas a mexico, muchas de las cuales terminaron en manos de delincuentes. ---los estudiantes que recibieron una carta de admision a la universidad de california tienen unas horas mas para decidir a cuál campus asistir.---"ricardo vazquez" nos habla de esto, y de otros asuntos que los alumnos deben considerar. trt 1:33 --es momento de conocer a otra participante de celebrando a mama.--ella es la senora "silvia elvira rodriguez" quien debido a la situacion migratoria de uno de sus hijos, ahora tiene que vivir entre dos paises. el fue deportado a mexico y ahora ella tiene que pasar unos meses aqui y otros alla para cumplir con su mision de madre. william bonilla y --elÁrea de l

presidente barack obama que suspenda la operación de la otan, en respuesta la secretario de estado hillarysamos con edna smith. >>> muchísimas gracias, en la edición nocturna tenemos una noticia urgente de méxico, donde se encontraron restos de 40 personas cerca de tamaulipas, un vocero dijo que agentes están excavando para determinar el número de muertos en san fernando . >>> muchas gracias edna. >>> hacemos la última pausa, uno de los 5 candidatos de perú, es una mujer . >>> y la sombra de su padre la persigue, ya regresamos con keiko fujimori para tu móvil que es difícil encontrar las que te interesan. pero ahora sprint id, te lo ha puesto fácil. por primera vez, tienes una selección de tus aplicaciones favoritas y contenido exclusivo solo disponible con sprint id. además, hemos reunido ese contenido en paquetes que puedes disfrutar en español o inglés cuando tú quieras. descarga grátis y con un simple clic el paquete que mejor refleja quien eres. pruébalo en el optimus s. de lg. sólo de sprint. sólo en el now network. con software tributario de marca o formularios para llenar en línea.

entretanto la secretaria de estado hillary clinton de visita en japÓn dijo que las empresas todo mi vecestragedia de chernobil cientos de personas marcharon por las calles de la capital de ucrania para protestar contra el gobierno que planea reducir los beneficios de los socorristas y trabajadores que trabajaron en dicha plantas de la explosiÓn mortal. los manifestantes alegan que las tensiones no se les pagaban, la atenciÓn de salud era mala y las viviendas es insuficiente. los rebeldes libios retrocedieron nuevamente este domingo hacia el este, ante disparos de artillerÍa pesada de las fuerzas de kadafi pero seguÍan resistiendo pese a intensos bombardeos iniciados hace semanas. en total los combates en ambos frentes causaron la muerte de por lo -14 personas y 50 heridos. al regresar de una pausa los costarricenses participan en la procesiÓn del domingo de ramos que la iniciÓ la semana santa en el mundo catÓlico. esto y mÁs. >> ricas uno de los paÍses de latinoamÉrica que vive con gran fe y sentimiento la tradiciÓn de la semana santa que para los catÓlicos comienza con la festividad del

the week in washington started as it often does with a sunday news show, secretary of state hillary clinton, bob gates, washington's most power wfl odd couple laid the groundwork for the president's speech on monday. speaking at the national defense university president obama declared a military intervention in libya was in the national interest of the united states. the politics of libya played out with criticism coming from both sides of the aisle. yesterday secretary gates and joint chiefs of staff chairman mike mullen took tough questions on capitol hill about the scope of the u.s. involvement. joining me now are two of the great proses on washington and this subject in particular, andrea mitchell, chief foreign affairs correspondent for nbc news and michael duffy a sis tenant managing editor and bureau chief and lord knows how many other important titles at "time" magazine. i thank you both for joining me. andrea, this week started off a little bit different than it ended up, we hope, the libya es capade would be over rather quickly. if it's not, the big debate now is do we arm the reb

clinton, because she called hillary clinton a monster. was later retired by obama and top foreign policy advisor and playing a role today. 2008, candidate obama visits israel. it doesn't take long after he leaves israel before winning the election. then the attack on the israeli settlement and israel begin and they are unrelenting. one after another after another. i don't think i need to list all of them to you but there is one i want to play for you. i want to play the one state. beyond president obama telling the u.n. he doesn't accept the legitimacy of the settlement. it's the statement that comes one after another from members of his own administration. they openly deliver blatantly insensitive and highly out of line antisemitic comments. like this one. here you are going to see somebody using the arabic term for jerusalem, which kind of means to the arab world that jerusalem doesn't exist. here he is. >> in all my travels the city i have come to love most. jerusalem. >> alcuds. that is a slam to anybody who is jewish and lives in isr

the networks ignore hillary's assad is a reformer statement. >> there's a different leader in syria nowmany of the members of congress of both parties who have gone to syria in recent months have said they believe he's a reformer. what has been happening there the last few weeks is deeply concerning. but there's a difference between calling out aircraft and indiscriminately strafing and bombing your own cities than police actions which have exceeded the use of force that any of us would want to see. >> sean: syria, state sponsor of terror for how long? >> you know sean, it is amazing. the real story is the emerging raging incompetence of this state department. i was hillary clinton's own state department that just two weeks before that interview put out a report about all the human right abuses of that country. she is defending them as a reformer that was the story they didn't cover. >> sean: brent bozell, thanks for being with us. no shortage of media bias. time to check in with the one and only -- you are home tonight. greta van susteren. >> greta: i just landed, bear with me. >> sean

hillary clinton said this was a message to other leaders who stayed in power for too long. >> and of the meek -- an oddly meek gbagbo emerges. >> i hope we start of -- stop the firefighting so that countrn go back to normal. >> his only reward a clean shirt to cover his humiliation. he is not the only to cling to power. how many and up like this? >> laurent gbagbo has been arrested and is alive and will be brought to justice. >> repeated assaults beaten back. in the end, french and un forces had to pound the building and help plan the final storming of the heavily guarded residence. -- in the final storming of the heavily guarded residence. the sudden realization that is over. -- is over. -- it is over. >> the news is spreading in this neighborhood. people here [inaudible] months of uncertainty. now it seems laurent gbagbo are is gone. people are starting to celebrate. laurent gbagbo still has support in parts of this country. there will be tension in days ahead. right now, the release is -- relief is widespread. is this the end of the war? >> yes. are you sure? >> no. >> the head ha

laura bush had to be that not too hillary. >> she did not go too far on the health care initiative so people began to say she is not elected are accountable if we don't like what she is doing we have no way to reach her. she dialed back to become more traditional by being in favor of women's issues like child advocacy. that suited lowered bush personality but also the tuna -- times of what we wanted. it and michelle obama has only been there two years and is still feeling her way but acting more obeyed first policy it is about diet and children and exercise and anti-of the city and also too young children she needs to focus on. what about future first lady's? what model will they use? what if it is the first gentlemen? >> asking me to say a word about my next project i am writing about the president's mother, rose kennedy. i believe she started the process of kennedy imagery of creating but i hope that you look for this in the next couple of years. rose, the mother of the kennedys. of these first lady's that you have heard about are here and we have about 10 minutes if you have questi

secretary of state, hillary clinton, visited egypt today for the first time since the uprising.hen asked why she was going, one guy was like, -- [ impersonates bill clinton ] "trust me, if anyone can stop an uprising, it's hillary." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] darryl hammond has that trademark. [ laughter ] this is interesting. a new study found that washington, d.c., is the most socially networked city in the country. it explains why, today, the senate said all in favor, say "like." [ laughter ] check this out. time warner cable is launching a new app that let's customers watch live television on their ipads. and this is nice. to make you think you're watching time warner on your television, it doesn't -- it doesn't work. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] how do i reset it? press up and down in volume and -- what? did you hear about this? the world's most expensive dog, a tibetan mastiff puppy, was just sold in china for a million dollars. it's a lot of money, but that also includes an appetizer and dessert. [ laughter ] [ audience groans ] they eat dog in china. so

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a new poll shows hillary clinton's popularity is on the rise.n fact, she has reached a milestone. 66 percent favorability rating and a survey, her highest rating since joining the zero bomb administration. it puts her head of the president, the vice president and the defense secretary. one point shy of for all time high of 67% high back in 1998. we will be right back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments.. [ male announcer ] for 5 bucks, you can get a sub. or...you can get all this. kfc's $5 everyday meals. 5 meals, 5 bucks. choose from one of the colonel's favorites, like two pieces of original recipe. your choice of sides, biscuit and a medium drink, just 5 bucks. 5 freshly made today. 5 for 5 bucks every day. so why get a sub, when you can get a whole meal -- any day? today is a kfc day. and today tastes so good.