idaho, a caucus, 18 delegates total, obama competes hard, hillary clinton doesn't. obama next 12 more delegates than hillary. so he built an insurmountable lead primarily through the caucasus by the end of february. at that point, the campaign, i think, is effectively over. there's almost no way she can come back. but in fact, she then becomes a terrific candidate. she wins ohio, she wins the texas primary, she wins pennsylvania. she goes on, and as obama told us in the december interview he said she became a terrific candidate and she i think still she could not have won it but she found a voice as a candidate that she had not had in the year early stages. she was no longer the inevitable candidate or the presumptive nominee or the next president of the united states. she was a fighter and she made a connection particularly with working-class voters in those big industrial states. nobody had ever won new york, california, ohio, pennsylvania and lost the democratic nomination, but hillary clinton did. but in that final stretch she was a terrific candidate and that wa

iowa was the one state where there was always resistance to hillary clinton. there were reasons for that. bill clinton had never had to run in the democratic caucuses in iowa. because when he ran for president and the first time tom harkin was a candidate. so everybody else stayed out of the iowa caucus. in 1996, there weren't any. he never had a network in iowa. obviously she had a bill name. but people in iowa, even at the beginning of the complain were skeptical. they did not know what to make of her. they were not warm to her. they did not feel she was a warm person. and she had a very difficult time in iowa. she never liked the quay cushion process. the quay suggestion -- caucus process is demanding. it is a process by which you have to go everywhere and meet everybody and develop individual relationships with people who were going to come to the caucuses. and it required time on the phone and time on the ground. and she resists some of it. it was hard for her. she didn't like parts of it. she thought too much money was being spent for too few voters. so s

hillary clinton warned israelis that they should make peace with their middle east neighbors because the tension is unsustainable for everyone and the u.s. may not always be able to protect them. >> hillary clinton came to aipac with a message of tough love. >> as israel's friend, it is our responsibility to give credit when it is due and to tell the truth when it is needed. >> the relationship with israel is rock-solid, she said, but she was unapologetic about washington's column last week when it condemned plans for additional housing for jewish settlers in occupied east jerusalem. she says -- she faced a skeptical audience. settlement was undermining any progress in the peace talks. it seems to undermine the trust between the u.s. and israel. joe biden was in israel 10 days ago when the government announced the settlement expansion. benjamin netanyahu is now in washington. his public response to mrs. clinton's speech will be telling about the direction that israel's government will be taking. diplomacy is only one way to go. demography is not working in israel's favor. >> given th

we anticipate an arrival shot of secretary hillary clinton, defense secretary robert gates.ery indication the united states and russia have reached a major breakthrough in terms of reducing nuclear stockpiles. that is the announcement we're expecting from president obama in a few minutes. we'll that to you live. we're also anticipating the president may say something about health care reform or get a question about it because this will be the first public appearance by the president since the house last night and the senate both approved the fixes to health care reform. to that end a short time ago on capitol hill, house speaker nancy pelosi turned 70 today signed the legislation on the house. here is what happened. watch. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you how birthday to speaker happy birthday to you ♪ [ applause ] >> quite a day for house speaker nancy pelosi. she turns 70 years old and also gets to sign another piece of health care legislation perhaps pu putting her in a small fraternity of speakers that passed major legislation, the most sweeping health care

but certainly not from hillary clinton.t night and you can expect that the meeting with the president will be tense at best. why is netanyahu being as tough as he is being and not giving a little bit more courtesy to american objections and to the diplomacy? >> well, i think you actually have to read between the lines here. when he beats his chest and says we're going to build in these suburbs that are going to be part of israel in any solution, he's talk about building in the jewish suburbs of east jerusalem. he's making a distinction between those and the arab suburbs of east jerusalem. >> but he's not willing to say they're giving up the right to this. he's not giving the palestinians enough cover to come back to negotiations, at least right now. >> well, that's not clear. it's not clear that the palestinians are not willing to engage in the proximity talks. i think it depends on what happens when he leaves washington and goes back home. whether there will be new announcements of tenders for building, whether there will

in washington, secretary of state hillary clinton met today with israel's prime minister netanyahu.ing to ease tensions over israel's plan to build housing in mostly arab east jerusalem. earlier in a speech to aipac, the pro-israel lobbying group, clinton said the project threatens the peace process. for the first time, tiger woods is answering questions about the sex scandal that drove him from golf. in two interviews yesterday, he refused to talk about his s.u.v. accident last november or about his marriage, but he did say he'd been living a lie. >> i tried to stop and i couldn't stop and it was just... it was horrific. you strip away the denial, the rationalization and you come to the truth and the truth is very painful at times and to stare at yourself and look at the person you've become... you become disgusted. >> smith: coming up next, president after president, decade after decade, the long road to health care reform. [ male announcer ] prilosec otc. want more acid-stopping power? prilosec otc has 24% more acid-stopping power than prevacid 24 hour. so... more power to you. p

hillary clinton arrived in the capital on thursday morning. shy will talk about a range of issues, including negotiations on a new nuclear treaty. tomorrow, she will involve in the corit of peacemakers. >>> an al-qaeda who played a key role at a bombs at a cia post in december may have been killed last week. officials believe that he was killed in a air strike last week. he was considered an important al-qaeda planner and explosive expert. >>> five washington, d.c. men are facing terrorism charges in pakistan. they were arrested in december. one of the men sent a letter to a relative saying that pakistan police are torturing them with beating, elic rocushion and no food or water for 36 hours. >>> a houston city bus slammed into a light rail train. the most dramatic images comes from the train focused on a rider. records show that the driver has been in five accidents since 2007, but only one of the accidents was her fault. >>> a tv game show sparking controversy.  oh, my goodness. it's so great! okay, wait, let me take a pic

hillary clinton will visit santiago tomorrow. police are investigating a murder on 15th avenue in hyattsville. a person was found bleeding this morning. the person was later found stabbed. no suspects have been identified. a registered sex offender is under arrest after the disappearance of a san diego teenagers. chelsea king went missing. word is she went for their run. john corr was arrested after undisclosed physical evidence was found linking him to the case. >>> 2000 federal workers will be sent home today without pay. the spending freeze will be felt by tens of thousands of drivers. stephen tschida is live in arlington to tell us about it. good morning. >> here, we would expect workers to arrive and to begin their daily job. not this morning. it is because of some political wrangling on capitol hill that this project and others are not seeing work today. thousands of federal transportation workers are suddenly idle. so is construction on scores of projects, such as the humpback bridge. the flow of about $190 million a day i

president says it's going to take a giant effort for her country to recover. >> secretary of state hillary clintonbe in chile as a show of support. clinton is on a five-nation tour. >>> searchers will be out again looking for chelsea king, a teenager who disappeared last week. a registered sex offender has been arrested. >>> and dawn brancheau was buried this week. after being killed at seaworld in orlando. >>> and jay leno has taken to the air tonight. conan commented that now i have a twitter account. how about a bedtime snack? yay! come here. favorite. perfect. put your milk in. okay. ♪ whoa. okay, that's good. [ female announcer ] at the end of the day, a bowl of rice krispies... what do you hear? i hear..."pop." i think it's saying, "night night." [ female announcer ] ...sounds pretty good. all done. good job. mustache. ♪ [ female announcer ] childhood is calling. [ woman ] nine iron, it's almost tee-time. time to face the pollen that used to make me sneeze, my eyes water. but with new zyrtec® liquid gels, i get allergy relief at liquid speed. that's the fast, powerful relief of zyrtec®, now

this morning secretary of state hillary clinton will travel to santiago with 20 satellite phones. chile has asked the united states for a field hospital and water purification systems. a team of rescue workers from northern virginia is also gearing up to help with those relief efforts. the fairfax search and rescue team is waiting for the call to be deployed. we'll have more on this story coming up at 5:15. >> a consumer alert for owners of general motors cars. they are recalling cars because of a power steering issue. gm says the cars are safe to drive but that they may become harder to steer when traveling under 15 miles per hour. general motors is working on a fix that will let owners know when to bring their cars for repairs. >>> if you take omni or metro direct to work add some extra time to your commute tomorrow. bus drivers are threatening to strike tomorrow the they cannot reach a new contract by midnight tonight. they are making contingency plans but some buses may be late or more crowded than usual. >>> today when you're out on the roads you won't see construction under

but right now in mexico, secretary of state hillary clinton and other members of the u.s. cabinet are meeting with mexican leaders to plan new strategy in the war on drugs. the delegation's trip south of the border comes a year after president obama promised to be a full partner with mexico. and two weeks after an american consulate worker, her husband, and the husband of a mexican employee were killed. nbc's charles hadlock joins us live in texas. this is a very tight rope that the administration is walking right now. we have so many ties with mexico, but this drug war is out of hand. what can you tell us, charles, about how the administration -- what do they expect to accomplish on this trip? >> reporter: well, that meeting, ed, begins later today in mexico city between hillary clinton and her delegation and the president of mexico, felipe calderon. but it's happening in the backdrop of a major violent outbreak of bloodshed here on the texas/mexico border. on the mexican side of the border you have the drug cartels fighting each other and also fighting the government. pr

hillary clinton, our unconscious minds said what to us about mrs. clinton?probably said a lot of things about mrs. clinton to us. one of the things that dogs many female sleersd that they like caring, sensitivity. that they are ruthless. what happens when women achieve positions of leadership is that we have a stereotype about who constitutes a leader in our unconscious mind and what a woman is supposed to be like in our unconscious mind. our stereotype about leadership is tied to masculine qualities. we think about it as being a masculine quality in our unconscious mind. when a female becomes president or wants to become president we think she must not have the qualities that a typical woman has, the carpal and caring side to -- the warm and caring side to her penalty. they need to show they are not more ruthless than men but more sensitive than men. if you think about the breakdown hillary clinton had in new hampshire, many said it would doom her campaign, it actually helped her because the price that women leaders pay is we think they no longer have that

chaired by the first lady, hillary rodham clinton. >> there you have it, doug brinkley. the socialist s.o.b., richard nixon, the far lefty guy, pushing for the employer mandate, which is even more dramatic than what the president has just accomplished in the congress, but it's finally happened. history has been made, i guess. but i'm asking you, the expert, will this be the first line on his list of accomplishments in the history books? >> well, without question. i mean, it's any time you have the largest of something, people remember big things. lyndon johnson signing medicaid and medicare. or fdr with social security. the fact that barack obama was able to get this major reform done when all of these other great political leaders that you just, graham tried to do it, too, it's a big moment for obama. it's the first line and people will have a second and third line on what a fight it was, but it shows at the end he was victorious. and you're going to see an obama presidency run on health care in the mid-term election. that seemed almost unthinkable a month ago. >> mayor

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president, presidenpresent rebel, prime minister, madam secretary of state, dear hillary clinton, matt of high represenrepresentatives of the european union, president clinton, ladies and gentlemen, ministers, ambassadors, i should like at the outset to pay tribute to the victims of the earthquake on 12 of january and also like to pay tribute to those, to the bereaved families and friends. to those who are still alive, must now look to the future and require the international community's support, a support which international community can and must lend them. of course, we are here for this, we have to think about rebuilding, or building back. budget emergency remains, the emergency which is to save hundreds of thousands of refugees living under tense and in the rain. let us not hear fool ourselves that moving from emergency to humanitarian represents the lessening of the effort. we have to save them first. the whole world is at their side, and his assistants is a clear demonstration of this. my thoughts also go here at the united nations, to our friends and minister, who suffered such

bill and hillary clinton.i sit here are two democrats, religious democrats, religious left, and i would like to remind people that, you know, the only christians out there aren't conservative christians to come in, there are liberal christians, and it would be really good to look at somebody from that point of view. and plus, i thought hillary clinton would be president, frankly. i really did. so that came out, "god and hillary clinton," and 2007. and that was fascinated i really enjoyed studying that as well. >> what your next project? >> i'm working on a cold war book, and it will be out this fall through isi books. intercollegiate studies institute. they are doing an amazing job. they have really ramped up their offerings, and so that will be out. it's kind of a 20th century history book, looks at the long roll of congress movement in the united states, and in particular how the commonest movement tried to get non-communist liberals to support communist causes. >> and just remind us, the latest book on the

. >> secretary of state hillary clinton will be going to chile. 700 are confirmed dead after the earthquake. there are now soldiers in the streets and we'll have more of an update at 6:30. >>> 15 are injured in new york city when ice crashes through a glass atrium. shuttered -- eight were hospitalized and the owners of the buildings have been fined. >>> and nearly 200 homes and businesses are in the dark this morning after a snowstorm. and bge sent 100 workers in new hampshire and they'll spend a week there helping to repair downed power lines. >>> and they'll restore the lines that restore the moschusser ins possible -- restore the most possible. >> and the storm dumped two feet of snow. >>> the united states took home the silver at the olympics yesterday. coming up short against canada and the u.s. forced overtime after they scored. with a few seconds left, the canadians recovered and took home the gold with the nation watching. >> reporter: for team canada fans, the success of the olympics was riding on this one game. >> it's huge! it's like our pride and joy right here. >> reporter: it

conversaciones para incluir cambios el borrador del bo proyectos >>> a poco hora la llegado de hillary clintonéxico el crimen organizado sigue sdaf sdif ando a la policía > woods dijo que no pudo y admitió que vivía uno mentira. este es su noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y maría elena saliero un que tal muy buenas noches y ayer se hizo historia en estados unidos. dosis demócrata se an torno un triunfo política y el presidente obama logró con lannoticiero un atribuirse un cambio importante enivisio la historia el país >>> todunoionnoticiero univisio que tener acceso el seguridades médico y sin embargo el camino dejó el país dividido muchos tratando deivisionoticiero univ washington >>> un histórica reforma el sistema de saludo es aprobadoti tantotras generaciones lo han hecho en el pasado >>> hoy la presidenta la cámara firmó legislaciónunivis envióis presidente con su firma lo noti libertad de tener vidas en su sal más saludable >>> hoy lo previsional la saluda pro roveforma no dejaron duda s ánimo el plan >>> usualmente van para lah@ emergencia y recibir ayuda paras allí se comenzará a de

. >>> and in other news, in israel today, a day of rage, and here at home, hillary clinton was publicly trying to smooth tensions with the israeli government. >> early this morning, protests broke out near the settlements in jerusalem's old city. masked palestinian protesters throwing rocks. israeli police in full riot gear firing back with tear gas and stun grenades. >> reporter: there is little doubt that secretary of state hillary clinton has been as mad at the israeli government as she ever has been. but you wouldn't have known that today. >> we have a close, unshakeable bond between the united states and israel. but that doesn't mean that we're going to agree. we don't agree with any of our international partners on everything. >> reporter: she made her concerns known in a pointed 43-minute phone call to israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, telling him the u.s. expected him to reverse the announcement expanding the building in east jerusalem and take additional steps to reassure the palestinians. >> netanyahu, however, says the settlements will go forward. he did apologize,

even hillary rodham clinton who undertook health care reform plan still polled higher than her husbandle obama has balanced the sort of policy issues and the style issues very well. she hasn't crossed over whatever that line is that first ladies aren't supposed to go beyond. and taking on childhood obesity as a serious health issue in this country, but she hasn't really confronted any, you know, lobbyists. i don't think there are any lobbyists with fat chirp or anything like that -- fat children or anything like that. so she's wading into an issue that everybody wants to embrace. she's also handled the entertainment aspect of the white house well. >> betty ford and laura bush i have here. their poll numbers were consistently higher than their president husbands, but nancy reagan and hillary clinton were less popular than their presidential spouses. >> not throughout, i think. >> can you account for that? >> yes. initially nancy reagan was seen as extra glamorous. she had all of these dresses she was getting. then she turned it around with the don't ask don't tell, and i think became mo

clinton tambien, arnold schwarzenegger y tantos otros" la secretaria de estado hillary clinton llego a chile este martes... como parte de una visita programada antes del terremoto... la secretaria reitero su compromiso con el pueblo chileno... "estamos enviando equipos de purificacion de agua, hemos identificado un hospital movil con equipos de cirugia, ademas generadores de electricidad y otros elementos medicos" clinton tambien entrego 25- celulares satelitales... y dijo que estados unidos esta listo para responder a los pedidos del gobierno de chile con elementos necesarios para ayudar a recuperarse del terremoto. en fairfax, virginia, maria rosa lucchini univision... en washington, las autoridades, representantes de organizaciones defensoras de los derechque podrian terminar en la deportacion de muchos... claudia uceda tiene detalles... estas organizaciones pro inmigrantes y de defensa de las libertades civiles no quieren que un controversial programa de deportacion, sea implementado en la capital... ""solo con el arresto, si

. ===.la secretaria de estado norteamericana, hillary clinton, viajo a la ciudad de mexico para discutiriami en solidaridad con las damas de blanco que protestan en cuba.y la cantante mexicana paquita la del barrio se disculpó por sus palabras en contra de las adopciones por parte de parejas del mismo sexo.mas en despierta america. pasado varios meses de un niño secuestra secuestrado. >>> sobre su hijo de 10 años que fue se acuso otraed por su padre el 16 de octubre del año pasado, desde entonces su habitación sigue intacta al igual que las medio dpas yas de ganó por ser buen alumno y dwe portis ta, su. >>> las esperanzas las ten yo y no me la pueden quitar esta no es la primera vez que algo así pasa, en 2005 verni ze le entregó a su ex esposo a su hijo para que fuera de vacaciones sin imaginar que lo iba a alejar de su madre por 2 añ años. >>> fue para un error grave, por lo tanto des que estoy con él hemos tenido que ver sicólogos, siquiatras. >>> a raíz de esto perdió su derecho como padre 2340 tenía derecho a vista por el peligro que representaba, la jueza le dijo que podía tener vis

on friday, secretary of state hillary clinton rebuked israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu during a lengthy telephone call. today, though, she rejected talk of a relationship in crisis. >> oh, i don't buy that. i've been around not tt long, but a long time. we have an absolute commitment to israel's security. we have a close, unshakable bond between the united states and israel. >> brown: at the same time, clinton sought to get all sides moving forward again. >> we are engaged in a very active consultation with the israelis over steps that we think would demonstrate the requisite commitment to this process. i think that we'll see what the next days hold, and we're looking forward to senator mitchell returning to the region and beginning the proximity talks. >> reporter: the return of george mitchell, the president's special mideast envoy, was supposed to come today. but the administration cancelled that trip as the diplomatic row continued. prime minister netanyahu said sunday he regrets the timing of last week's announcement, but he did not back away from plans to keep building.

this morning, she welcomed secretary of state hillary clinton. she brought phones to coordinate the recovery effort. they're also reaching out to others. with so many heavily damaged roads, they're having a hard time reaching the hit areas. help can't come soon enough in the coastal towns. a tsunami washed away homes. this man hasn't seen any help. in this fishing town, dozens are missing and 800 homes are destroyed. some started makeshift refugee camps and they're desperate for supplies. this woman says that the authorities haven't checked on them. they don't have anything to eat. hospitals are doing what they can to help the injured and many of them were also damaged in one of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded. >> they're also going to send water purification. >>> and the ntsb will investigation last night's small plane crash in montgomery county. the pilot survived and refused treatment at the scene and the police haven't released his name. the findings will help define if he'll face charges. >>> there's new developments in exxon and

just this mornings the secretary of state, hillary clinton met with the foreign minister but pakistan wants more money from the u.s.a. in exchange for cooperation. mike, did we inform them we're out of money or what happened? >> we're expecting a bilateral meeting between the secretary of state, hillary clinton and the pakistani foreign minister. the pakistanis want civilian nuclear power and help for education. they've gotten a lot of attention, extremist schools. it would be in the u.s. interest to have more moderate schools in pakistan. >> now that the military relationship -- some big praise from the secretary of defense and chairman of joint chiefs. >> no question about that. they called the efforts the pakistanis may extraordinary. here's more from those leaders. >> they understand this. their civilian government understands this and their troops paid a heavy price, suffering thousands of casualties in recent years in taking on these guys. >> the challenge is to build, the same challenge in any counter insurgency. he has to hold until the government can come in behind him and bu

secretary of state hillary clinton and secretary robert gates met to discuss the spending for the wars iraq and afghanistan. this is just under two hours. >> the request totals $47.5 billion. it continues the operations in iraq, afghanistan, and pakistan. there was a request of $2.80 billion to support our humanitarian operations in haiti. the committee has not had an opportunity to review this matter, but we will do so over the coming weeks. to review the defense and international portion of the supplemental request, the committee is pleased to receive testimony from the secretary of state and secretary of defense, hillary clinton and robert gates. it is good to see you. we look forward to your responses to the questions we have. over nine years ago, in response to the 9/11 attacks, our nation embarked on a mission to rid afghanistan of the taliban and al-qaeda and to work to ensure the security and stabilization in the region. once we entered iraq, many believe our efforts in afghanistan were shortchanged. we only now refocus on our primary missions -- the defeat of al-qaeda and regi

la secretaria de estado norteamericana, hillary clinton dijo que estados unidos a acepta responsabilidada violencia en mÉxico. >> trabajaremos mÁs de cerca para hacer frente al paso transfronterizo de drogas. en beneficio de las familias mexicanas y estadounidenses. >> desmantelamiento de las organizaciones del narcotrÁfico fortaleciendo a las instituciones de seguridad y el desarrollo de una frontera segura, ambos paÍses tambiÉn presentaron un plan para parar la violencia que azota a la fronteriza ciudad juÁrez. >> cierre de varios tramos de una importante carretera, la intensa nevada y las rÁfagas de viento hicieron muy difÍcil manejar en denver. hubo problemas en el aeropuerto internacional de esa ciudad. el fiscal general de california pidiÓ a un juez prohibir al ex mÉdico de michael jackson ejercer la medicina mientras Él enfrenta acusaciones relacionadas por la muerte del rey del pop. se le restrinja la licencia mÉdica, murray admitiÓ que Él suministrÓ al cantante el potente somnifero propofol para ayudarlo a dormir. >> mÁs adelante, más noticias y mÁs informaciÓn. en colombia las

then, secretary of state, hillary clinton.at will be followed by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.

from bill and hillary clinton to one of the deans who's been fighting this so long, john dingell.kennedy. and it's fitting that ted's widow vicki is here. it's fitting that teddy's widow vicki is here and his niece, caroline, his son patrick, whose vote helped make this reform a reality. i remember seeing ted walk through that door in a summit in this room a year ago, one of his last public appearances. and it was hard for him to make it. but he was confident that we would do the right thing. we are a nation that faces its challenges and accepts its responsibilities. we are a nation that does what is hard, what is necessary, what is right. here in thisountry, we shape our own destiny. that is what we do. that is who we are. that is what makes us the united states of america. and we have now just enshrined, as soon as i sign this bill, a core principle. that everybody should have some basic security when it comes to their health care. and it is an extraordinary achievement that has happened because of all of you and all the advocates all across the country. so thank you. may god bl

hillary clinton had a suggestion on just how to accomplish that. >> i think president obama has saidhat he would send rahm emanuel to moscow and we all immediately endorsed that offer, so you know, if president medvedev wants to take us up on it, we're ready. >>> on a more serious subject, john mccain facing a very different kind of threat. sarah palin comes to the rescue today, campaigning for mccain, but can she help survive -- him survive a strong challenge from opponent, former congressman j.d. hayworth? he will be joining us this hour. and now what? that's what the economist is asking today. so is the white house. the president's campaign to build public support on health care and we will have rachel maddow, orrin hatch and karen tim lty on that. >>> the president and russian president medvedev signed off on this agreement in a phone call this morning. each side must reduce deployed warhea warheads. it is the most comprehensive arms treaty in two decades. >> the treaty also shows the world particularly states like iran and north korea that one of our top priorities is to strengt

interesting side note is one of my democratic sources was pointing out there was some thought that hillary clintoncretary of state, might be able to help on this. but democratic officials point out as secretary of state it is awkward to get involved in domestic politics. that is part of the reason why instead of using the former new york senator the white house basically reached out to the former president. you are right. it could be difficult because he is somebody who tried and failed, but on the other hand, there are a lot of democratic faithful who respect and admire bill clinton for trying. even though he failed he fought the good fight. they are seeing perhaps president obama is going to finish the job. passing it in the house, if they do tomorrow, doesn't mean it is over. it means they still have to get it through the u.s. senate. this would be a major step forward and maybe bill clinton is somebody who can help push it through. >> it has been a very interesting day, ed henry. former president bill clinton late to the gridiron dinner and the president speaking to the democratic caucus, spen

hillary clinton suggested perhaps the russian president would want some help. >> just as we have to goo the congress, president medvedev has to go to the duma. i think president obama has said he would send rahm emanuel to moscow. and we all immediately endorsed that offer. >> i think a lot of democrats if they couldn't send rahm emanuel to baghdad, they'd be happy to send him to -- no, there is a schism in the democratic party now. barack obama united the democratic party, but on the left. he united them for a trillion dollars in spending, $500 billion in taxes and medicare. >> i'm trying to make a joke about rahm, and you come in with all these talks. >> but rahm emanuel is a pragmatic guy. he's the guy who last election was very successful for democrats moving him towards the middle there is a big division there. >> hats off to the obama team for doing something that no president has ever done. hats off to nancy pelosi who was a real big winner out of this thing. >> let's go back to the team. you mentioned the other night you were for howard dean. the white house, washington, secret

mexico has prompted a visit from the secretary of state hillary clinton. just a short while low, since three people connected to the u.s. consulate, on the border were killed. women have arrived in yemen against a law about marriage. it was passed last year. hard-line clerics have blocked its enforcement. it says -- they say it goes against sharia law. at least half of asia's wtewater flows from [unintelligible] >> something big is happening in these mountains. it would solve the energy problems of an impoverished nation. it is a new giant hydroelectric dam. its height would make it the tallest in the world. they have no oil or gas, but they do have water. every year, 20 billion cubic meters flows down this river. in central asia, water is a precious resource. not every country wants this project to go ahead. this is one of the main rivers, several dams have already been built on it. but the latest one plan will be the biggest one. >> to help pay the cost, the government has urged the public to invest. every family is expected to buy it to $700 usd worth o

secretary of state hillary clinton is in latin america, delivering more for the victims. randall pinkston has more from chile. >> reporter: a military chopper brought much-needed supplies to the town of constatusion. this woman demands the president come and see that they need help. today, chile's president welcomed secretary of state secretary of -- secretary of state hillary clinton and assistants. >> we have welcomed a surgical unit that is ready to go. >> the earthquake has made communication and transportation a nightmare. >> reporter: with most flights into the country canceled, border crossings like this one are jammed with cars and buses, as people try to get home to check with loved ones. >> reporter: at this point, customs agents tell us that since saturday, 15 buses have entered. vivian harris said she waited for two days for a bus to get home to her parents. >> what are you going to do when you see your parents? >> i'm just going to hug them. >> reporter: a camera inside this disco captured the panic. in chile's second largest city, concepcion, they continued

you saw the classy way in which hillary clinton handled her defeat in the primaries.-- it does tell us an awful lot about a politician's character to watch them deal with disappointment and john mccain is not dealing with it well now. and again, i think it's going to hurt him. i think it's going to hurt him in his primary battle. >> and in history. eugene robinson, of the "washington post" and msnbc, thank you for your time tonight. >> good to be here, lawrence. >>> coming up, john mccain's running mate crossing the line yet again. the half governor tweets it is time to reload in the health care fight. melissa harris-lacewell on the dangerous path we are going down among the tea party followers. >>> and is the reform law president obama signed today constitutional? more than a dozen states filed suit to block it. >>> and when rachel joins you at the top of the hour, she will be a guest on her own show responding to fears from senate scott brown she will be his opponent in 2012. s today. fortunately, he has at&t's blazing fast 3g laptopconnect card. [ flight attendant

secretary of state hillary clinton joined envoys from russia, the united nations and the european union at a meeting in moscow. clinton repeated her criticism of israeli moves to add more jewish housing in east jerusalem. >> the goal of the quartet, like the goal of the united states government, is to get the proximity talks relaunched. we do not think unilateral actions by either party are helpful, and we have made that very clear. >> sreenivasan: the quartet of powers called for a final deal within two years, leading to an independent palestinian state. the northern plains states braced today for major flooding on the red river this weekend. it's expected to crest sunday in fargo, north dakota, at nearly 20 feet above flood stage. residents worked around the clock this week to shore up protective barriers. hundreds of volunteers and city workers stacked sandbags and built levees on both sides of the river. a major snowstorm spread across the rockies and headed east on this day before spring officially begins. denver, colorado, drivers faced snow throughout the day. and possible blizza

hillary clinton is making the pledge at a u.n. conference for rebuilding the country.more than two months after the devastating earthquake, hundreds of thousands living in camp >>> now your tv comes in 3-d. ahead, how your tv is taking entertainment to a whole new dimension. we go through them all the time. doors that mark the day's events. new beginnings. endings. routines. revealing the stories and dramas -- the victories and challenges -- that help us go through new doors of our own. be part of the story. colonial williamsburg. >>> the news edge experience for a lot of you is in hd. crisp picture. but forget hd, how about 3-d. matt ackland shows us how it's moving from the big screen to the small screen. >> reporter: 3-d isn't something all that new. remember these old movies made back in the '50s from the house of wax to the creature from the black lagoon. who can forget the images jumping out at us through the screen? well, it's back on the big screen with movies like avatar and now in your own living room. >> this is the way to go. >> this is pretty. >> reporter:

david in oregon writes, i'd like to see hillary clinton stay in politics.scenery, she's the most seasoned and wisest politician in the country. mark in boston writes, no, not at all, but it sure won't be the palin-beck ticket. jose, no, this gips gettiuy's g started. everybody will be surprised. sam, no, however, the pass age of the health care bill press obama has changed the face of the presidency. megan in massachusetts, i'm with newt, all the way. he will put obama under the table intellectually. and brian in idaho writes, i'm voting for obama no matter what because the only people running for the gop nod are total idiots. huckabee deniy evolution, romne flip-flopped on health care reform, gingrich is a corrupt beltway inside somewhere palin, i'm sure, is a product of a conjugal visit between charles manson and ann coulter. these are not ideal options. if you want to read more, you'll find it on my blog cnn.com/cafferty file. funny stuff. have a great weekend. >> see you monday. >> she was -- she came face to face with the president at his first state d

a surge in violence along the border, hillary clinton is leading a top-level delegation later in the day. >> taking center stage, the meeting between top u.s. officials and mexican officials. the longtime problem has been given new urgency. 6000 troops on the ground, 500 people have been killed already this year. the secretary of state and of the defense secretary, robert gates, want to get things under control. but mexicans think of the u.s. should be doing more. u.s. officials may be reluctant. >> joining me from washington, the former defense official from president clinton. a very high-profile visit your having their. >> very high profile. the killing of consulate employees after leaving a birthday party, clearly they were targeted, the states have very much been raised. there are over 230 cities in the united states with mexican gang related distribution for the cartels. the u.s. is ramping up assistance. >> what can the u.s. actually do in practical terms? >> working to improve intelligence, reconnaissance, training, making the assets needed available. do joint training said th

when traveling in several vehicles, the killings occurred just one day after the visit from hillary clinton in mexico. two men have been arrested after being suspected of kidnapping a 2-year-old boy. the men are wanted in murders of up to 22 people. >> we have heard about these arrests in spain and the u.k., france as well, linked to a ransom payment. we have not had the actual kidnappers arrested here in pakistan. the police have been holding a news conference, -- news conferences, they have produced two men that they say are linked to this kidnapping. in one case a local reporter managed to trust their microphone into the face of a suspect, on tape he said that they looked over -- look after the boy as if it was a child in their family, which sounds like a confession to me. police also produce weapons, explosives, and belongings that were stolen from the family house. remember, this is how it began a couple of weeks ago. the british boy was visiting his extended family with his father and just as they were leaving, this gang forced their way in. >> back to you, jonathan. >> the pressure i

. >> he did, i guess he forgot last year during the campaign the president was criticizing hillary clintonndividual mandate in her bill. we actually had an individual mandate in ours i didn't realize it at the time because we were realizing in stopping hillary care. he promised people earning less than $200,000 a year will not have to pay any taxes. a quarter of american people are going to have to pay taxes on this bill who don't earn $200,000. there are other aspects of the bill that he's had to back off on. i might add, the president was for -- was again the individual mandate and criticizing hillary clinton for it. i think he was against it at that time in a right way. he was right at that time but funny how things change when you are out to try and pass something that is totally partisan. that basically the american people don't want and you think you can put over on the american people. >> greta: next, the best of the rest. former speaker of the house newt gingrich caught on camera. we have a picture of him that we cannot explain. from a recent vacation, you for every investor. fidel

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/israeli relations, secretary of state hillary clinton is meeting in washington with israeli prime minister. he sits down with president obama tomorrow. >>> and assessing recovery efforts in the earthquake in haiti, hundreds of thousands ever still living in camps. >>> giuliana sloop taking over. >>> and "dancing with the stars" kicks off season number ten tonight with an all-new cast of silents. pamela anderson, kate gosselin and buzz aldrin are all among the big names of battling it out for that mirrored trophy. >>> and coming up on "good morning america," of course, they're going to talk at length about the health care reform get both sides of that debate and show you how that will impact you. plus, the latest twist in the disappearance of natalee holloway. >>> could a snapshot of vacationers crack the case of the missing teen. that's coming up on "gmon "good morning america." [ male announcer ] where are people with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis going? they'reiscovering the first self-injectable ra medicine you take just once a month. it's simponi™, and taken with methotrexate

. >> reporter: of state hillary clinton begins her tour of 5 latin countries and then surveys the damage on thursday. >>> for chillians that live in maryland these past few decease have been filled with anxiety as they try to reach their families back home. a doctor and his family live here in baltimore but they're from santiago. he says they have been able to get in contact with most of their family members and they have gotten word the ones they haven't talked to, are okay. chile as a tough road ahead rebuilding but the country is prepared for desasters like these. >> there's special squads prepared for this event in chile. chile has the dubious honor of having had the worst earthquake ever registered. >>> public transportation in santiago is slowly getting up and running again. >>> organizations like the american red cross are accepting donations to help in the relief effort in chile. to find out how can help log on to foxbaltimore.com/news links. >>> it is the last day on the job for university of maryland baltimore president david ramsey. he was set to retire this summer but decided