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

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.

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

, 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 say,

. >> 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

hillary rodham was on the cover of "life" magazine in 1969 before she ever met bill clinton.he believes her life has been touched by an arc of destiny and i believe that will push her into the race if there's an opportunity. >> i take her at her word. i think she's exhausted. she's been exhilarated by this job. i think she's going to leave the job of secretary of state. maybe after a couple of years doing things at the clinton foundation she'll decide it's time to get in. chris: should she run? >> no. no. chris: should she run? >> i'm with gloria, i don't think she should. remember that her positive ratings are so high right now is that because she's not seen out there in the partisan fray. chris: one she's destined to run. two should nots. >> i'd like to see her to run, not just complicating the democratic field. but if the issue is foreign policy, where the president is sometimes seen out of his depth, she has established a tremendous reputation. chris: two say she should run. where are you? >> i think she shouldn't run. i think she may decide she will. i say quit why you'r

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

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

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 i heard from aerobraking us 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's capitalizing on her popularity and we even got a video response from. her. the worst. time consumer. reports are true. 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 and many sources are buzzing about who might replace him after that so we want to know who you think is going to take that spot to tel

are just violet and we thank you as always for your responses and here's our next one for you hillary clinton is now officially the most popular member of the obama cabinet with a favor ability rate of sixty six percent according to a recent gallup poll so that means she has a higher popularity rate than vice president joe biden secretary of defense robert gates even 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 could lead sheikh mohammed 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 muhammad and four others who are being held again are facing charges of participating in the nine eleven plot muhammad being the alleged mastermind the other move is a sharp reversal and defeat for the obama administration

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

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 honors. similars sims was in a cargo plane that crashed down in 1973. >>> a pioneering california winery magnet and leading horse racer has died. jess jackson died last night at the age of 81. jackson turned the winery into a multi million dollars winery. he also owned thoroughbred horses. >>> and time has released its list of 100 most influential people. oprah continues to make the tkpwraed -- grade even as she w

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

impeachment hearings as i mentioned the peace using his connections with now secretary of state hillary clinton to sort of make over to tutor over who is of course denounced as one of the most repressive. dictators or authoritarian leaders in africa you know lenny davis actually quipped to him that i've kidded to him he'd do better to win by fifty one percent than ninety eight percent ok but you know let's let's be serious here you know on a deeper level which is that what would this be affective without us interests at play for example whatever tauriel guinea they have oil the u.s. benefits something country like saudi arabia major geo strategic interest for the united states to counter iran and for other reasons so if there isn't a vested interest for the us does this work does that need to be there you know i think vested interest is an interesting term because there are so many different strategic interests for the united states in editorial getting its oil as economics oil boil but then we look at a country like this which is the second poorest country in the western hemisphere after haiti

--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

>> 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

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

, 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

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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

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.

meanwhile, in a show of support, secretary of state hillary clinton met with the japanese emperor in japan yesterday, the highest-ranking u.s. official to visit the country since the disaster. >>> according to this morning's "washington post" amid growing unrest in syria, the state department has been secretly financing opponents of the syrian president. the paper reports millions of dollars have flowed to syrian opposition groups since 2005 when then president george bush effectively froze political ties with damascus. the information comes from diplomatic cables provided by ikileaks. the group has funneled money to a channel which has ramped up coverage of recent protests. just this weekend, there were more demonstrations against assad. witnesses say security forces opened fire on protesters at a funeral killing two. >>> and now here's a look at other stories making news early today in america. a homeless man is under arrest for starting a massive fire in the lone star state's capital. residents raced to hose their homes and evacuate as a thick blanket of smoke covered the area. th

secretary of state hillary clinton is in germany this morning along with other ministers from nato meeting to discuss the situation in libya. >>> today is a national day of silence. it's a campaign aimed to bring the end to bullies to members of the gay, lesbian and bisexual community. >>> on this day in history, jackie robinson became major league baseball's first black player. >>> all day long, you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. transportation secretary ray la hood speaks out following the recent rash of air traffic controllers falling asleep on the job. and from mariah carey to the expected mother next door, the debate over whether some pregnant women are sharing too much information online. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day toda

secrary state hillary clinton that if the u.ould again prode more planes t mitary operations in lib.rpons aareny, was th the.s. will pvide planes on a casey case basis. that is another way of saying that she said no. >> nevertheless,aracobama s joed the oer t leers in this publici. >> that is right. i think t statement is an expression of unity. it iseally saying, loo the have been a lot of rerts and there have been a lot of rerterall around the world anin the u.s. as well about e debate an which nation should beroviding how much and what. th french and th brish have been calling on alle nations, or smalr mitary nations, thin nato to provi or get iolve wit mitary opatio, like spain a italy. at was rejted by the spani foreign minier. >> they alsorepeat the ternational legal mdate thugho this ticle. presumably that is to counter rrieand conrns by other countries and for mr.addafi himself. >> that isight as you just saw in tha rort, conel gaddafi gng tough thstres of tripoli, waving his nds in defice. we eect m tprobly use this asropanda. there is clearly a divion going on there. and u

if these numbers are night and day to what we saw in april of 2007, when brought go, and hillary clinton running for president at which time they raised 26 and 25 million. we're going to talk more about him at 5:00 because his popularity has soared quite a bit in the past month. politically he is just jumping in leaps and bounds above the other people. >>pam: whether it is buzzing over all about president barack obama town hall at face book. kimberly is here with a look at what some of our viewers had to say about the event. >>kimberlee: the event was trained on line and entering the town hall our viewers to to facebook and www.kron4.com. first off, brian was not impressed by the event at all. it committed about 45 seconds and had clicked off. maybe they should of brought the teleprompter long. in told he was disappointed at what the president had to save he's still have holes in our nation's economy plan and health plan. we want to know you thought about leaving visit our kron 4 face book fan page to leave your thoughts. at 5:00 if a look at more of your viewer comments. >>pam: the rest

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bill and i first really got to work together, the 1993-'94 health care debate under the then hillary clinton proposing probably actually at this point is much less aggressive form of health reform that has been enacted now under the obama administration. bill was doing a really remarkable, the master of the fact that the time, which was the latest technology to help people understand what was really in-law. and it is really thrilling and a pleasure to have him here today to talk of little bit about where he sees the politics of health care today. beckham and thank you so much for what you do. [applause] [applause] >> thanks. thank you for inviting me to join you. appleby here briefly. i have an apartment and going to have to run off to. i wanted to come partly because of such a fan of this book. it is really an excellent statement in the case against obamacare which is the correct case. also suggest the direction one should go once it is repealed. the published an awful lot on obamacare in the weekly standard. at one point he said why don't you publish a collection on obamacare. i said, well

. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is in germany today to assess the progress of the military effort in libya. clinton reasewerred nato that the u.s. will do its part to ensure the success of the international military dam pain. she also said the world must increase its support for the libyan opposition. nato's secretary said the organization will continue its libyan campaign as long as necessary. >>> nato continued its air strikes this morning. rebels today also begged nato for more air strikes in the areas where they're battling libyan troops saying they face a massacre from government militia. >>> santa clara county residents could soon see their water bills go up. an almost 60% rate hike is being proposed by the water district. the water district is proposing a 9.4% increase next year. there would be additional increases every year until 2016. the vote on the rate hike is scheduled at the end of the month. >>> and water rating also be going up in san francisco. the san francisco public utilities commission is proposing an increase of at least 47% on water bills. that's because it

just to summarize when hillary clinton said in her not grow hearings before the senate foreign relationscommittee that smart power meant using all the tools in our toolbox. we are going to have to get much better at using all the tools in our toolbox than we have been so far and in the process of encouraging that is why i try tried to write this book. so that is enough for me. i would much rather hear from you. over to you. >> thanks very much joe. appreciated and i want to start with a question before throwing the floor open. 20 years after the end of the cold war, 20 years after the publication, it seems to me that in many ways the united states is still trying to define the role of american power in the world. what are we trying to do with american power, and given you what you have written here could you outline for us just a few of the tenets that you think should underline that narrative of america's role in the world in decades to come? >> well it is a good point, nate because i don't think you are going to find a nice easy slogan. in another word sometimes you will say what can r

. >>> plus, hillary clinton warns, the arab spring may melt into a mirage into the desert. but will it? a special reporter's notebook from terry moran, at the heart of the revolution that is still unfolding. >>> live from the newseum in washington, "this week" with christiane amanpour, starts right now. welcome to our viewers here and around the world. president obama hits the road this week, on a mission to sell his brand of fiscal responsibility to the american people. this, just days after house republicans approved their dramatic plan to tackle the debt crisis. at issue, a national debt that has ballooned to more than $14 trillion. united states is now borrowing $2 million a minute, as for the plan, president obama wants to end the bush tax breaks for the wealthiest americans and he's calling for spending cuts, including at the pentagon and cost-cutting reforms for medicare and medicaid. republicans are demanding steep spending cuts, no tax hikes and a massive restructuring of medicare and medicaid that would fundamentally transform two pillars of the american safety ne

hillary clinton at that point and the state department were much more on the side of intervention than white house was. and in the course of that conversation, i gather it became clear to sarkozy that he should talk to obama and try to get the americans much more involved than they were, to some good effect, i think, at the end of the day. >> warner: let's wrap up just by-- let me ask both of you-- all right, now the u.s. has taken its major military assets-- certainly france and britain are providing most of the muscle. we hear the rebels complaining that the airstrikes aren't tough enough, aren't targeted enough and so on. does france have the ability to carry out this role to the end that it sought so eagerly? >> it is a paradox, actually, that nato should be bmed for being too cautious, whereas, of course, the french didn't want to involve nato in the first place because they thought it wouldn't be acceptable for the arabs. so it's the reverks really. i think, yes, they can do this. can britain and france sustain this long term with the u.s. really only in the backdrop? that is a p

to summarize, when hillary clinton said in the and not go hearings, that smart power meant using all the tools in our toolbox. will have to be much better at using all the tools in our toolbox then we have been so far. and in the process of encouraging a as i tried right in his book. so that's enough for me. i would much rather hear from you. over to you. >> thank you very much, joe. i wonder if i might start with the question before throwing the floor open. 20 years after the end of the cold war, 20 years after publication, it seems to me that in many ways the united states is still trying to define the role of american power in the world. what are we trying to do with american power and american purpose? and given what you've written here could you outline for us just a few of the tenets you think should underline the narrative of america's role in the world? >> it's a good point because i don't think you're going to find a nice easy slogan, although there's sometimes what can replace containment. i think looking for the bumper sticker may not be helpful. if i had to choose a bumpe

and one more note on libya, secretary of state hillary clinton said today the united states will give the rebels $25 million worth of medical supplies, radios and other aid, but no weapons. the latest embarrassing and potentially dangerous lapse by an air traffic controller brought more new rules today from the federal aviation administration and a new investigation by the national transportation safety board. here's bob orr. >> reporter: moving to blunt criticism of the latest controller lapse, the f.a.a. today ordered air traffic supervisors to monitor most flights carrying the vice president or first lady. the president's plane is always monitored. the f.a.a.'s action comes as the n.t.s.b. is pressing an investigation into a controller's mistake monday that allowed michelle obama's jet to get too close to a military transport plane. mrs. obama's boeing 737 came within three miles of a larger c-17 as the jets approached andrews air force base. f.a.a. rules require five miles separation in flight to avoid the danger of wake turbulence. in this f.a.a. flight test, you can see how a pl

several dignitaries, including former president bill clinton, his wife, the secretary of state hillary clinton, and the man who chose ferraro as his vice presidential running mate back in '84, walter mondale. ferraro died over the weekend of multiple myeloma, a type of blood cancer. she was 75 years old. >>> when we come back here tonight, a prominent name in the news going without a wedding band, and news from here in new york that has a whole lot of new yorkers breathing easier now. >>> well, the big story tonight here in new york on local news, the snake has been found. it was six days ago that officials at the bronx zoo made a somewhat alarming revelation. they couldn't find a two foot long egyptian cobra. there was a feverish search. it actually received worldwide news coverage. even a closely followed fake snake twitter feed. and today relieved zoo officials announced that they had found her coiled in a dark and secluded corner of a non-public area of the zoo's house of reptiles. caught at 9:00 a.m. this morning using tongs and something resembling a golf club we're told. >>> a curiosity