hillary clinton. i ask you now, mr. hillary clinton, what did being called that due to, what did that inside give you? >> i remember the day they called me mr. hillary clinton. i had nothing to do so i was doing a lot of exercises and was doing pushups and situps. at that point i was doing pushups and when they called me hillary clinton, i used to do 30 or 35 pushups and i do not know where i got the energy. i did 50 or 60 and i started doing situps and i was doing 300 situps and i was doing so many my stomach started to hurt. i was so overjoyed and empowered by saying that. calling someone mr. hillary clinton, meaning there is a campaign for you and people outside of the walls of the jail were supporting you, so it was imploring. that is why i am doing this interview and that is why i wrote the book. not all journalists in iran, not all prisoners in iran have the international profile that i luckily had. not all journalists were lucky enough to be working for newsweek. i have to be the voice of the p

she's not by his side but we hear she caws hillary clinton. he calls bill clinton.you know, this is a woman who has been with hillary clinton through the lewinsky scandal. hillary clinton goes from first lady of arkansas to the secretary of state of the united states. is she a person do you think that has political aspirations of her own? >> well, one would think. actually, she told the "vogue" interviewer four years ago her aspirations were to be the next christy yawn amanpour, a journalist. ended up working for the first lady. and now here she is. but apparently she did have aspirations. she married an ambitious man who planned to perhaps be governor of new york some day. and who knows what from then. so one would think they were becoming a power couple. >> one person in washington said anybody who is able to make the transition from the first lady's office, make it through all of it into the secretary of state's office had to have sharp elbows. so i'm wondering is this a person who is really looking at the much bigger, farther long-term picture. instead of callin

las imágenes de las mujeres conductoras inundan las redes sociales hillary clinton las calificó comoirle a su familia que alguien murió ilia y los mensajeros de la muerte. >>> se ve imperturbables pero son seres humanos maduros, sensibles. y ningún familiar quisiera verlo tocar a su puerta. >>> solo teníamos 3 meses de casados cuando se fue a irak. >>> te escribía, te llamaba?. >>> constantemente, cuando estaba en irak hablaba, y también mando da emails, o por m s m y cuando fue para afganistán fue más difícil la comunicación. >>> ¿como se sentías tú?. >>> el corazón en un hilo. >>> así vivía susana junto a su hijo eithan con el temor de recibir las peores noticias. >>> el último día, fue en julio 28 del 2010. >>> u día tuvo que enfrentar esos temores frente a sus ojos, estaban los hombres que nunca hubiera querido ver. >>> es muy difícil, no está en sus completos sentidos >>> todo es borroso. me acuerdo de los uniformes. porque es lo que los define de la importancia. el men mejores y un capellán traían las noticias que nadie quiere recibir. >>> me decían, señora benítez y me negaba,

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long time hillary clinton aid.s democratic colleagues are careful not to be critical snipe really think it's a personal matter that anthony weiner needs to deal with himself. >> reporter: others disagree. >> it's a personal matter but he's a congressman. anything that affects one of us affects all of us. >> reporter: weiner said he was hacked but never asked law enforcement to look into it, deflecting questions about why not? he said he hired his own law firm to do their own investigation into why a lewd photograph went out on his twitter account. we called that law firm several times today to get a status report we never heard back. >> thanks very much. a cool trip to costa rica turns into a tragedy when a gun is drawn and an american student, a teenager is shot. no matter what the market does e-trade can help. they've got strategies, screeners... [ sneezes ] bless you, peppers. ...24/7 customer support. anyway... [ sneezes ] you know peppers, i told you to get a flu shot. [ male announcer ] e-trade. investing unl

kids is great news ron paul and barney frank seem enough to get the feds out of the weed control hillary clinton taking sides against the american people we bust time magazine a negative neo con man see once again on those ron paul people plus a little gay news from the sergeant major of the marine corps don't ask nancy if he's a neo con and i won't tell anyone that you've been watching out on the versus the man. the f.b.i. is bragging about a recent coup mob boss james whitey bulger he was captured after sixteen years on the run near los angeles this case is interesting because it shows what happens when the full light of the federal government's law enforcement effort is focused on a truly dangerous criminal the rest came after a tip from a t.v.

it was a profile of hillary clinton. t, it says, huma had been married the same month as chelsea clinton. this made her feel she had two family weddings at the same time. that's how close they are. >> she is a strong woman. her reputation is out there as that. we will watch this as it continues. mary snow, thanks so much. >>> the bottom of the hour. here is a look at what you are clicking on. >>> ju >> european officials meeting over an outbreak of e. coli that hayes killed people. no skeconcern about it spreadino the u.s. >>> police claim he tried to con physical kate his video of the shooting. police officers put a pistol to his head and smashed his phone after he started recording. >>> actress reese witherspoon is slamming actors who have been part of sex tapes and scandals. she made her comments at mtvs movie awards. >>> serena williams coming back totten nis tou to the tennis tour. a series of health problems have sidelined her. she is excited she is healthy enough to compete again. >>> jeff shell joins me in 20 minu

well hillary clinton faced the difficult task and that is to justify the viewings of u.s. taxpayers dollars on the war that seems to have no and inside and there was a great deal of skepticism among the senators even amid the announced withdrawal of troops in afghanistan so the secretary of state had to focus on progress accomplished there and did she mention the killing of key al qaeda members also that as she said the u.s. has broken the taliban momentum although various reports on the ground suggest the insurgency is not really subsiding there and some even say it's growing among the afghans the systematic killing of civilians by nato strikes doesn't help experts say many of those now fighting against the allied forces in afghanistan are not they are not terrorists they are fighting against two bases as invaders after one of the recent strikes that killed a significant number of civilians including children even the u.s. backed afghan president karzai had to make a harsh face saving statement warning nato that they continue killing civilians the whole of the afghan popu

>> reporter: hillary clinton's aides have been in a tizzy trying to slap down yet another rumor aboutstate's future job plans. the latest one that she's angling to be head of the world bank. clinton traveling in africa finally had to drive a stake in it herself telling reporters -- "vy had no discussions with anyone. i have evidenced no interest to anyone and i am not pursuing that position." last summer, another wrong rumor had it clinton wanted to replace outgoing defense secretary robert gates. >> attacks against civilians must stop, goodny must go. >> reporter: clinton says she loves her diplomatic day job, but in march she told cnn's wolf blitzer one term is enough. >> if the president is re-elected do you want to serve a second term as secretary of state? >> no. >> would you like to serve as secretary of defense? >> no. >> would you like to be vice president of the united states? >> no. >> would you like to be president of the united states? >> no. >> reporter: but what does she want? clinton says when she steps down, she wants to go back to private life, to read, write, teach a

for over decade she has been hillary clinton powerful personal aide. her husband told her about past proclivity with sexting for strangers but he assured her it was over. >> we have seen the calm, cool, correct huma. but we don't know where her breaking point. >> now another apology but from a black jail deal they are las vegas, one of the woman her husband has sect had. she offers her sincere apologies she didn't realize the congressman was married. >> i don't even know what that is anymore. >> that it's quickly dissipating. >> here at sfo flights are back on time. we'll talk about how long this summer pattern will last. >> also coming up. >> this was a poor idea just gone crazy. >> 170 days of humiliation, how one father may have taken it to a whole new level.  >>> a stay at home father has won the title. for 170 days, got every morning during the school year and waved goodbye to his teenage son as he rode a school bus, he wore a different costume every day, rock star and clown. even put a wedding dress on. the father says the tradition

>> reporter: hillary clinton's aides have been in a tizzy trying to slap down yet another rumor aboute's future job plans. the latest one, that she's angling to be head of the world bank. clinton traveling in africa finally had to drive a stake in it, herself, telling reporters, "i have had no discussions with anyone. i have evidenced no interest to anyone and i am not pursuing that position." last summer, another wrong rumor had it clinton wanted to replace out-going defense secretary robert gates. >> attacks against civilians must stop. gadhafi must go. >> reporter: clinton says she loves her diplomatic day job, but in march, she told cnn's wolf blitzer one term is enough. >> if the president is re-elected, do you want to serve a second term as secretary of state? >> no. >> would you like to serve as secretary of defense? >> no. >> would you like to be vice president of the united states? >> no. >> would you like to be president of the united states? >> no. >> reporter: what does she want? clinton says when she steps down, she wants to go back to private life, to read, write, teach

has and here is what hillary clinton said. you know they would be perfectly happy if we picked up and left tomorrow but what would we get for it and what would they do with it and i think the answers to those two questions mean that the president's approach which is this steady careful transition while we try to work the the diplomatic and political piece of this which includes pakistan. is exactly the right way to go. also from what she said it's becoming clear that the u.s. is going to continue and it has actually stepped out that case against it carried think pakistan which means more drone strikes and more bombs on pakistan some experts say by killing innocent people to go after is only going to generate more extreme in the region but that was not one of these just hillary clinton addressed in her testimony before the senate committee on foreign relations this thursday we're going to thanks very much indeed for that. live from washington thank you. and the voice of russia radio host ricardo young he told me a little earlie

for over decade she has been hillary clinton powerful personal aide.usband told her about past proclivity with sexting for strangers but he assured her it was over. >> we have seen the calm, cool, correct huma. but we don't know where her breaking point. >> now another apology but from a black jail deal they are las vegas, one of the woman her husband has sect had. she offers her sincere apologies she didn't realize the congressman was married. >> i don't even know what that is anymore. >> that it's quickly dissipating. >> here at sfo flights are back on time. we'll talk about how long this summer pattern will last. >> also coming up. >> this was a poor idea just gone crazy. >> 170 days of humiliation, how one father may have taken it to a whole new level. 3q copd makes it hard to breathe so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i've got the leading part. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, vavair contains both an anti-inflammator

he will return within days despite calls from hillary clinton from others that a transition to democracy must begin immediately. for more on the uncertainty and the bloodshed in syria, i spoke with the former jordanian minister. this is really serious stuff and it seems to be getting worse. the regime -- with the regime pushed into a corner, do expect a crackdown to be tougher? >> this is a minority that understands any opening up of the political process is going to mean they are losing power and in my view, this is not a regime that is interested in opening a process. it will fight to the last soldier. >> either in power or in jail. >> or worse. i think we can expect a bloody and long battle before this is over. >> hillary clinton called for a transition to democracy. what can the outside world do? >> it is more difficult then -- in syria. the chinese and the russians so far -- they do not have a consensus. i am afraid it will be a bit more time before the international community might call on the regime. i think the regime has caused the the point of no return. i do not think people w

in the aftermath of hillary clinton's visit there with admiral mullen, has there been any improvementonnection between these twos countries? >> as you know well, wolf, relations have never been worse. but i think the two visits and also john kerry, senator kerry's visit have produced real take-awa take-aways, the helicopter came back, the one that crashed in the compound. cia did go into the compound. there have been changes. i think both sides recognize that while this is you know, a difficult relationship, it has to be managed, it will never be completely solved and it's too important to fail. >> peter, thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >>> a major new setback for the u.s. economy. jobs growth falling far short of expectations. that's helping drives the debate in the 2012 presidential race. >>> an outrage after a suicidal man drowns while first respondsers are there simply watching and doing nothing. wait until you hear why they didn't even try to rescue the man. with aveeno nourish plus moisturize. active naturals wheat formulas target and help repair damage in just 3 washes. for

one way or another i'm sure we haven't heard the last of hillary ok we're we're talking about hillary clinton now so yes that means you can stop touching yourselves. all right joining us now is luke would ask yourself we're lucky to have with us as a result of a surprise ride that saved him a train trip he is coming to us live from st moritz switzerland with an update on what has transpired at the builder board meetings going on there luke thank you for being with us tonight. he gets my friend being a good thing. things are going to be pretty intense here cops are following us around everywhere we go we're getting able to meet and harass i was threatened with deportation an arrest here just for building a billboard beating perimeter conference outside here and we are teams with them actually wrote a letter to the local parliament member who responded to the order this statement demanding police stop intimidating reporters and journalists and i actually took that later today and actually gave it a little you solve surge and i was able to actually film where i was never able to kill before and

he will return within days despite calls from hillary clinton from others that a transition to democracy must begin immediately. for more on the uncertainty and the bloodshed in syria, i spoke with the former jordanian minister. this is really serious stuff and it seems to be getting worse. the regime -- with the regime pushed into a corner, do expect a crackdown to be tougher? >> this is a minority that understands any opening up of the political process is going to mean they are losing power and in my view, this is not a regime that is interested in opening a process. it will fight to the last soldier. >> either in power or in jail. >> or worse. i think we can expect a bloody and long battle before this is over. >> hillary clinton called for a transition to democracy. what can the outside world do? >> it is more difficult then -- in syria. the chinese and the russians so far -- they do not have a consensus. i am afraid it will be a bit more time before the international community might call on the regime. i think the regime has caused the the point of no return. i do not think people w

but pelosi, obama and the clintons, bill and hillary, really put the screws to him. but i think the decisive thing was his wife apparently shifting and wanting him to go. >> they ratcheted up the pressure. >> weiner was snichteled. he's become a parody. it's day in and day out and it's humiliating in new york. also for his whiff's family, and i think the combination of everybody loading up on him was just too much. >> you may not believe in, but the weiner story was actually -- despite the new york. it was fading. and it's arguable that if he had done nothing he could have made it. >> i never heard of the new york post but -- >> he has a marriage to contend with. to enjoy. >> he could have made it -- if pelosi and reed say we're going to send him to the ethic committee, what he did was wrong but not throw him out of here -- obama and pelosi did this, they threw him under the bus. >> they did the deed. >> because he's an embarrassment and expendsable. >> do you think he could have ridden it out? >> yes, if they said we're going to send it to the ethics committee, we c

hillary clinton, the secretary of state, weighing in on new york's move to legalize same-sex marriage.  >>> nato is applauding the decision today by international judges to order arrest of muammar gaddafi. the international criminal court issued warrants for his son and intelligence chief for crimes against humanity. gaddafi is accused of orchestrating the killing, injuring and arrest of hundreds of civilians in first 12 days of uprising to topple him from power after four decades. it's been more than four months of intense fighting in the north african nation. >>> libya today, officials there say a nato airstrike fired two missiles targeting the personal bus inside come pound of tripoli. gaddafi is not believed to be staying in that compound. nobody was killed. officials say two people were slightly injured. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is celebrating new york's legalization of same-sex marriage. she spoke at a gay pride event at the state department. the third event since i became secretary and the first following the historic vote in new york, which i think gives vis

kids is great news ron paul and barney frank seem enough to get the feds out of the weed control hillary clinton taking sides against the american people we bust time magazine a negative neo con man see once again on those ron paul people plus a little gay news from the sergeant major of the marine corps don't ask nancy if he's a neo con and i won't tell anyone that you've been watching out on the versus the man. the f.b.i. is bragging about a recent coup mob boss james whitey bulger he was captured after sixteen years on the run near los angeles this case is interesting because it shows what happens when the full light of the federal government's law enforcement effort is focused on a truly dangerous criminal the rest came after a tip from a t.v. broadcast campaign resulting in a viewer recognizing his long time girlfriend catherine gride did it results in a new. no in this case they definitely lured this eighty one year old man out of his apartment and arrested him without incident in addition to the millions of dollars spent on catching him the f.b.i. had a two million dollar reward and until

hillary clinton, the secretary of state, weighing in on new york's move to legalize same-sex marriage. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> nato is applauding the decision today by international judges to order arrest of muammar gaddafi. the international criminal court issued warrants for his son and intelligence chief for crimes against humanity. gaddafi is accused of orchestrating the killing, injuring and arrest of hundreds of civilians in first 12 days of uprising to topple him from power after four decades. it's been more than four months of intense fighting in the north african nation. >>> libya today, officials there say a nato airstrike fired two missiles targeting the personal bus inside come pound of tripoli. gaddafi is not believed to be staying in that compound. nobody was killed. officials say two people were slightly injured. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is celebrating new york's legalization of same-sex marriage. she spoke at a gay pride event at the state department. the third event since i became secretary and the first following t

-- for work with secretary of state hillary clinton. wiener had reportedly said he was not going to resign until he spoke with his wife in person. sources say he called house minority leader nancy pelosi yesterday to inform her of his decision to resign. he was considered a possible front runner to succeed new york mayor michael bloomberg in 2013. >>> governor brown sending lawmakers back to the drawing board today. he has vetoed the budget passed by democrats just yesterday by lawmakers. >> that's right. mike luery is in sacramento with more. what's going on? >> >> reporter: very surprising announcement the veto just 24 hours -- less than 24 hours since the democrats pass what they said was a balanced budget yesterday. but the governor has said from the beginning he wants a budget with no gimmicks allowed and this one had plenty. in fact, one of the gimmicks a plan to sell state office buildings and lease them back, many of those buildings in sacramento, others in san francisco, and the democrats pencilled in $1 .2 billion worth of rev

you see hillary clinton trying to hold this together. >> right. last noigt on that special edition of "60 minutes", monster audience right after the super bowl. i happened to be at steve kroft's house for a super bowl party, we watched the interview. afterward i was talking to donahue et the founder of "60 minutes" on the phone, huet said this might help bill clinton. it's a huge amount of national exposure. he's not exactly getting off on the right foot with lot of people who don't know him. it might enhance people thinking he responds well

she's most often the person in the bag ground, constantly on the side of hillary clinton and the person. she started as a white house intern and worked in several capacities since then. she was on the campaign of mrs. clinton in the 2008 presidential election and now serves as deputy chief of staff to secretary clinton. she's become more than a trusted aide said a longtime friend who dedescribes her as a second daughter to the clintons and sister to chelsea. the former president even officiated at the ceremony when weiner married abedin last july. while she has not sought the spotlight she's made a name in washington. >> she comes across as alluring and glamourous, in a town like washington, she brings almost hollywood glamourous good looks in a rolodex filled with celebrities across the globe. >> a friend of hers who asked not to be identified did everything they can to protect her. the strategy said we're very popular in democratic circles and they were livid at weiner to put his wife through this. mary snow, cnn, new york. >>> a new poll asks whether elections are for sale to the can

she's traveling with hillary clinton to the middle east and africa. no doubt relishing the distance. she prides her propriety. and to find herself in the middle of a sex scandal, mind-boggling. abc news has learned that huma abedin was certain of one thing before setting off with hillary clinton. she remains committed to her marriage. we're now learning just how trying that marriage has been in the last few days from friends. she initially believed his story that his twitter account was hacked. and when the congressman finally came clean early monday, she was devastated, say friends. it was her decision not to stand by his side when he gave that tearful, apologetic news conference. but she watched the entire saga on tv from new york. people who know her, say abedin has been leaning on her sister. a new york fashion designer, but she's also been getting advice from her friend, hillary clinton. bill clinton even officiated at her wedding. >> i never felt like i can't say what i think or say what i feel. and i feel like my opinion counts. >> reporter: ab

secretary of state hillary clinton has warned clashes in northwest syria could escalate even further.t follows reports that government troops have surrounded a border village. clinton says the u.s. is watching the syrian regime closely and is in talks with turkey about the influx of thousands of refugees. >>> indonesia will not issue anymore visas for local people to go and work in saudi arabia, not until it has a new agreement with the saudis. huge numbers travel overseas to work. more than a million of them go to the gulf kingdom. but jakarta is furious that saudi arabia executed an indonesian maid by be heading. the woman had been convicted of killing her employer's wife. but indonesia was not informed that the sentence was about to be carried out. there has been an outraged response right across indonesia. the government is protesting to the saudis and has also recalled its ambassador from rhee had. the case of the maid brings into focus the issue of the rights of female workers around the world. a senior researchers from human rights watch joins us live from new york. thanks for

he married a top staffer to hillary clinton who, in fact, bill clinton officiated at their wedding. so, he was really known more for being known than he was known for any sort of accomplishments. he is also somebody we are finding this week never had much of -- unlike a charlie rangel, chairman of the ways and means committee, when he got into trouble, he had a deep resivorof history with his colleagues, of accomplishments, of affection, and anthony weiner does not seem to have that. >> what can happen now, the damage for democrats is that this continues on and this is a constant joke and they become associated as a party with anthony weiner even though they're shunning him. but what happens in politics, when you shun someone and they refuse to be shunned, they don't go away? >> it will be very interesting to see on monday when -- one thing that was sort of -- what little bit of luck anthony weiner had this week was the fact that the house was out on recess. on monday, everybody gets back. so he is going to return to another barrage of criticism and a very, very unfriendly welcome i

you see hillary clinton trying to hold this together. >> right.ecial edition of "60 minutes", monster audience right after the super bowl. i happened to be at steve kroft's house for a super bowl party, we watched the interview. afterward i was talking to donahue et the founder of "60 minutes" on the phone, huet said this might help bill clinton

because let's talk about some of the interests in bahrain because as hillary clinton secretary of state clinton made no secret rain is seen as a very important partner and one of the reasons why that is is that there is a naval base there the u.s. fifth fleet is stationed there and from what i hear from bahraini by looking at the construction they believe that the u.s. is expanding its naval base there that that it's growing that they're building upon it and they also say that the united states uses a u.k. air force base in bahrain to fly planes out and use that base so i want to ask you if you see those as being some of the largest interests in the region. well osa loop hole if you look at your political posts to reject. those is to militarize it's militarizing the entire middle eastern region the persian gulf. there is no exception there is a ploy of us military moet throughout the region. it's those of this process so i think of course with saudi arabia. put this in inflated. we indications although. the saudi arabia is also seen in syria. that's another motion of this. geo political

el presidente obama anunciÓ el retiro de las tropas para el 2014, hillary clinton estuvo en guatemalacentroamericanos exigieron muchas cosas y hay muchas preguntas o sobre la salud de hugo chÁvez. nos acompaÑa desde washington, el seÑor hummrt. el presidente obama anunciado el retiro de las tropas del paÍs, de afganistÁn, ¿no es demasiado tarde? si bin laden estÁ muerto, si el qaeda no es lo que era, por quÉ arriesgar tantas vidas? >> hubo ese trÁgico y horrible ataque el 11 de septiembre de hace 10 aÑos, el presidente obama ha implementado una estrategia muy completa en cuanto a la estrategia militar diplomÁtica y el apoyo que estamos dando al gobierno de afganistÁn. hemos anunciado que vamos atraer a nuestras tropas a casa pero se va a hacer de una manera deliberada. esto significa que tenemos que fortalecer a las fuerzas de afganistÁn, seguridad, de defensa y eso requiere un tiempo. eso estamos haciendo con nuestros aliados europeos para que se puedan fortalecer al paÍs para que que al qaeda no nos pueda volver a atacar aunque hayamos eliminado a bin laden la responsabilidad mÁs im

let's talk about some of the interest in bahrain because as hillary clinton secretary of state clinton clinton made no secret bahrain is seen as a very important partner and one of the reasons why that is that there is a naval base there the u.s. fifth fleet is stationed there and from what i hear from basra needs by looking at the construction they believe that the u.s. is expanding its naval base there that it's growing that they're building upon it and they also say that the united states used a u.k. air force base in bahrain to fly planes out of and used that base so i want to ask you if you did see those as being some of the largest interests in the region. well absolutely the whole if you look at it from the geopolitical perspective with objectives of the united states that this. is militarized. militarizing big time middle east in the persian gulf. and there's no exception there's a mess for deployment of u.s. military much throughout the region and. the gulf states of posters in this so i think of course with saudi arabia. to get info i didn't see. we we had indications althoug

in washington, joel brown. >>> his wife is a long time aide to secretary of state hillary clinton. bill clinton even officiated at the wedding last july. >>> tshamba is charged with shooting brown outside of a nightclub. the prosecution didn't call several expected witnesses. others did testify that tshamba looked drunk when he shot brown a dozen times. >>> a delaware pediatrician is accused of abusing hundreds of patients. he's on decided to let a judge make his case. he made videos of his abuse. >>> a woman was shot and killed and her baby was left to dime andrea fujii has more details on the case. >> reporter: good morning. it's a washington, d.c. police officer charged in the woman's death and now, the toddler's death of whom he may be the father. >> reporter: a d.c. police officer is charged in the murder of a 20-year-old randallstown woman. he may also be the girl's father. she and her daughter were last seen in baltimore county. prosecutors said that the officer shot the woman and left her in the park and hid her car with the baby alive inside. she then, likely died of heat e

brutal killing of a 13-year-old boy in syria draws a strong response from secretary of state hillary clinton of the boy's body were posted online. activists say he was tortured and mutilated by government forces. here's what secretary clinton had to say. >> every day that goes by, the position of the government becomes less tenable and the demands of the syrian people for change only grow stronger. and, therefore, we continue to urge an end to the violence and the commencement of a real process that could lead to the kinds of changes that are called for. >> let's bring in cnn's zain vergee with international reaction to this. hi, zain. >> hi, carol. hamza's death is really top of the mind of most up ins around the world and editorials. in "the guardian" in the uk, this is the headline "teenage victim becomes a symbol for syria's resolution." it says, hamza has come to symbolize the innocent victims in a struggle for freedom against tyranny and repression. the international herald tribune, syrians see tortured boy as symbol of brutal state. it says, the youth's battered body has cast into sho

she's huma abedin, an aide to secretary of state hillary clinton.ied weiner last year in a ceremony officiated by former president bill clinton. >> she's like an honorary member of the clinton family. she's always had a mystique around her. beautiful, a familiar face on capitol hill. but she's not widely known to the public. >> look, my wife is a -- my wife is a remarkable woman. she's not responsible for any of this. this was visited upon her. >> reporter: weiner's revelations have many speculating about not only the future of their marriage but about abedin's career as well. >> i think if you start to see the scandal unfolding in a new way or if another shoe drops her career could be impacted. the secretary of state could suffer because of that and then i think you may see her getting out of the marriage. >> reporter: weiner said his wife knew about some of his online relationships before they were married but did not know the truth about his twitter picture until monday. >> she's very disappointed edd. she told me she loved me and wanted us to, y

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they have been a rolling hunger trike to protest the men's detention. >> secretary of state hillary clinton is denying reports that she is in talks to leave her job to become head of world bank. >> clinton is in discussions with the white house about the move. the current world bank president's term is up in the middle of next year. secretary clinton removed qaddafi's close aids are trying to negotiate his departure from power. there are numous discussions by people close to qaddafi. we are aware that those discussions include among other matters the potential for a transition. she is in abudabi. tunizia said more members of qaddafi's military defected including a general and 10 officers. >> senate armed services committee is wrapping up hearing on leon panetta for defense secretary. that is president obama's cloyce to replace robert gates. senators sought out panetta's view on a number of topics most notable afghanistan. >> we have made progress with security in that country all be it fragile and reversible. i nevertheless believe progress is made and trying to advance security. >> panetta

you to know that you have the support of barack obama's administration of secretary of state hillary clinton and of the american people and that's why we have the american people are supporting a foreign government violating human rights this is your tax money at work under obama i'm sure the russian government can be much better than ours at respecting free speech but now there's a little tit for tat going on which has some people referring to little old me as a man and diplomatic incident if you recall my arrest last week. barely no one in the american government stepped up to say something about this the russian government did prompting a response from carol fuller u.s. shores a the fares to the organization for security and cooperation in europe the united states thanks the russian delegation for calling to our attention the arrest of a russian today television host in washington d.c. on may twenty eighth as is well known the united states is a strong supporter of freedom of expression and as always we welcome discussion regarding that freedom in any participating state including in the

as was hillary clinton. hillary clinton did not want to give up career and power when she was first lady. michelle obama, i think zirksded s decided she could use a little bit of a break. she's taking all of her education, all of the facets she has and trying to balance her family. the one marker she put down is i'm going to take care of my family. >> which she has. >> which she has. and beyond that, to help people. one thing i found interesting, i went in to do one kind of a story which was a lot of people were saying to me, what does she do with her time? is she working hard enough? how come we're not invited to the white house? how come she doesn't go out around washington? i went in to try to find out what does she do? are these two signature issues, military families and childhood obesity enough. and i ended up with a whole different story, which was she was working extremely hard, but she was doing everything she wanted to do and doing it slightly under the radar. >> for instance, you said she works ab

so the tipper gores and the senator liebermans and even the hillary clintons are very good for us, you know, when they attack the music. i've never felt that threatened, although i am working very closely with the hip-hop action network, and i'm back and forth to washington, protecting our first amendment rights. i don't think that they can really stop the music. there's nothing they can do about it except be angry. these records are going to get played, and these kid's ideals are going to be heard. and the more they attempt to shut 'em down, the more popular the artists and the music get. and it kind of reaffirms that it's young people's music. so when the old people are coming after the young people, they just get more rebellious. but this is a different story. i mean, they were upset about the language of some of these artists. most of their stories are really about survival and even condemn-- whatever you may view as negative is probably condemned on the rap record-- that you don't like. but the real thing is, when these rappers say things that are--that are important, and they mov