this is an interesting point, this is a shot across the bow at hillary clinton because bill clinton signed into law the glass-steagall repeal act which basically got rid of the wall between the casinos and the bank deposits. so that's a big issue that hillary clinton is going to have to deal with. but with senator warren the thing with her is a distortion feel. elizabeth warren is always, you know, talking about the little guy. i would like to hear elizabeth warren talk about the small business little guy who does the most hiring of the little guys in this country. >> she's the queen of -- >> sets herself apart from hillary clinton, because she already has said on the record -- although she clarified -- she doesn't think that little guy is bidding jobs. >> she's the queen of you didn't build that. what we did, harris, we've got to call her on this, she also was anti-government shutdown when republicans wanted to do it, but pro-government shutdown when it suited her last night. >> yeah. you know, i didn't actually hear her say the word shutdown. what she said was, let's fight. the timing wa

i like hillary clinton. i think she is tough enough to break through this, and i just have a lot of respect for her. host: thank you, ma'am. boris in tennessee, go ahead. caller: i like hillary clinton. i think her track record as secretary of state in being the first lady, and she is able to talk with people across the party lines and get things done. i think that is the thing that will make her successful. host: thank you, sir. a couple tweets. this is penelope -- my dream ticket is america's senator bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. then perhaps we can get back to we the people. ist says no more ivy league elitists please full stop and karen resigned to the national review column, "all "?ick tick putting aside the snarky statement, i think it will be a strong ticket, though not sure a winning one. jeff, in washington, where is that? jeff? caller: yes, hi. how are you doing today? c-span! host: go ahead. jeff, you know what, we are going to put you on hold. we will get back on the phone and remind you t

let's go to hillary clinton and the clinton name. guest: much like the bush name.t comes with a lot of baggage. the clinton presidency a little more in the rearview mirror. clintonsd hurt the because some people have forgotten about what happened in the clinton presidency, some of the finer details, some of the controversies. when hillary runs again, some of these things could be dredged up and repeated. then she has to address these stories all over again. , when a she runs again potential elizabeth warren bid could do to the democratic primary field. do you think she will run? guest: right now, she is saying she is not. she has been adamant about it. about not running. rightake her at her word now. even if she doesn't run, she will have an effect on the democratic primary because you look at the role she is taking in congress right now. she will be a member of the senate democratic leadership. her platform will give her a megaphone on all these issues she has been fighting on. just by being out there and being vocal and in the spotlight, she will potentially requ

elizabeth warren has insisted that she's not running for president, but some ri hillary clinton supporters insist that the assertions about economic policies between warren and clinton are not spored by fact. serving as special council to former president, bill clinton, he's secure considered one of te biggest clinton supporters today. welcome to aljazeera america. >> one of the best political reporters that i ran across, you did hound me. >> thanks, larry. and first of all, hillary clinton, she's running for president, right? >> i honestly do not know, and if i knew, i probably wouldn't tell you anyway, but i really don't know. i think she's seriously looking at it, but with a granddaughter and all that she's it going to have to give up to run for president, and much less be president, is weighing heavily on her, and she's still thinking about it. >> what do you think are the similarities and the ditches between elizabeth warren and clinton in economic policy? >> i welcome the vigorous competition, warren if she runs for president. i wrote a column talking about the different ways is good

hillary clinton, 65%.arren, we're always hearing the big challenge from the left could come from elizabeth warren, 10%. that's a gap of 55 points. remember, obama was running 18 points behind hillary clinton at this point in 2006. elizabeth warren 55 points behind. look at this, joe biden. this is sitting, two-term vice president of the united states. we just talked to chuck todd and chuck todd talked about how barack obama has this special partnership and this is not like an estranged vice president. a two-term vice president running 56 points behind and bernie sanders and andrew cuomo, if he ever were to run. this, this is a frontrunner like we've never seen. to put that, even a little bit more for you there, hillary clinton her favorable score among democrats. 93%. vi virttual unanimously. i'm not saying she's unbeatable or unstoppable. elizabeth warren made a big stand and a lot of liberals talking about her. we'll see how this plays out. we'll talk about it later in the show. but starting out as we ta

and if they could get hillary clinton in, things will stay right. >> that was a bold cover story you had recently, "stop hillary." >> yeah well, it was our effort to force a debate. and we did. i'm actually quite pleased with the outcome, that all our competitors were then forced to do cover stories and commentaries on other candidates who might come into the race -- elizabeth warren, jim webb has already announced an exploratory committee, bernie sanders. i wish that sherrod brown from ohio would run. there are a lot of people who would make good candidates, but they're intimidated by the clinton fund-raising machine. >> would she raise a big tent for a lot of democrats to get under and reverse the republican wave of the midterm elections? >> there's absolutely no room -- there's no tent that can hold the working class, the poor, the lower class that i'm talking about and the steven rattners of wall street, who go around saying, oh, don't you love us? we're social liberals. we're for civil rights. we're for all the rights that you care about. we're for tolerance and so on and so fort

why can't hillary clinton? that's "the ed show."d al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed, and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, the grand jurors were playing on their cell phones. that's the startling new allegations in the eric garner chokehold case. it comes from the man who shot this cell phone video. ramsey otto testified before the grand jury, he tells the new york daily news they were barely listening. >> nobody in grand jury was even paying attention to what i had to say. people were on their phones. people were talking. i feel like they dn'

and if they could get hillary clinton in, things will stay right. >> that was a bold cover story you had recently, "stop hillary." >> yeah, well, it was our effort to force a debate. and we did. i'm actually quite pleased with the outcome, that all our competitors were then forced to do cover stories and commentaries on other candidates who might come into the race -- elizabeth warren, jim webb has already announced an exploratory committee, bernie sanders. i wish that sherrod brown from ohio would run. there are a lot of people who would make good candidates, but they're intimidated by the clinton fund-raising machine. >> would she raise a big tent for a lot of democrats to get under and reverse the republican wave of the midterm elections? >> there's absolutely no room -- there's no tent that can hold the working class, the poor, the lower class that i'm talking about and the steven rattners of wall street, who go around saying, oh, don't you love us? we're social liberals. we're for civil rights. we're for all the rights that you care about. we're for tolerance and so on and so for

it will be compared to hillary clinton's lack of transparency.f the raps against him is that he will not make it in the republican primary. not conservative enough. his eight years as governor, a lot of conservative governor. the e-mails will come out talking about him as governor. >> here is what i don't get. since the story last week about his business deals, i have heard from tons of jeb people saying this is ridiculous. it is not the same as romney. a lot of republicans don't think that mitt romney had a mitt romney problem. >> there is a difference. >> there is a difference. and by the way -- i am a big mitt romney fan. i would you with president now. they are not exactly the same. romney made a lot more money. that is not the difference. >> he has offshore ties. >> mysterious donors. >> avoiding paying taxes in america. >> i think rightly so, because he deserved it. mitt romney made part of the rationale of his candidacy his job. the obama campaign said, you want to make your private equity career your platform? let's open it up. jeb is not

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hillary clinton?are not you different than you were 30 years ago? >> i still sound the same. >> how many accents do you have? >> it depends on where i am. >> really? let's go back to the sub stance, away from style. we'll get back there. let's talk about what she said before. let's look at what she said in 2006 right now. and this was -- >> senator clinton, this is the number three man in indicated kafld we know there's a bomb about to go off and we have three days and we know this guy knows where it is. should there be a presidential exception to allow torture in that kind of situation? >> you know, tim, i agree with what joe and barack have said. as a matter of policy, it cannot be american policy, period. >> well, hillary clinton has been a staunch opponent of tort you. in 2006, in a meeting with the new york daily news, she allowed for the extreme ticking time bomb scenario. where you have a terrorist captured and you don't have time for an interrogation that does not allow torture. and she has sa

same with hillary clinton.ave the empathetic speech but not getting to the specifics of what this case means. this is really a tension between black america and white america, particularly with young black men that we've got to expose and deal with. and the political leadership i don't think has it within them to do it. >> do you think there will be a federal case? do you think the feds will move in here? >> i am optimistic. you have to be optimistic. we've seen it in the case of anthony baez about 20 years ago as well where the department of justice did intervene. find out his civil rights have been violated and that officer went to jail. there have been opportunities where the department of justice has intervened. that has resulted in justice for the victims. and i really, my heart goes out to the family. the garner family is one that we all suffer. and that family does not have him coming home at night. so for something that as you've been showing in the video over and over was just incredible to see happen

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everybody assumes hillary clinton is running.er out there to be the target for everybody so quickly? just delay the deadline a little bit for running. there is nothing in a rule book that says you have to declare an january 1. she doesn't have to announce she's running but she can create an exploratory commitee like others are doing. >> she can do that in a nanosecond. she has other committees running without her. she's one of the rare candidates who can get up and started at the snap of a finger. this isn't as if people aren't planning behind the scenes. she just hasn't formally declared and they think what's the rush for her to do so? most people do assume that hillary clinton is running. it would be a real surprise if she did not. >> you heard dr. ben carson, a leading republican potential candidate saying he'll announce by may. everyone seems to think hillary clinton should announce a lot earlier than that. >> you know, she doesn't have to announce honestly, wolf. people know she's running. it's a matter of getting apparatus

the real question for him is how much do you love the fact that hillary clinton is taking her orders elizabeth warren who's the most far left politician out there, who wants to rewrite -- stuart: hillary's not taking her orders from elizabeth warren, she's being forced to move left because of elizabeth warren. that's what's happening here. >> it's the same thing. it's literally the same thing. [laughter] stuart: in politics, you're right. >> so we're going to have a good couple of years here covering elizabeth warren telling hillary clinton what to do. can't wait to watch lloyd blankfein squirm every day, because he's a committed democrat, you know, he's like one of these hillary-crats on wall street. nice guys, by the way, but they're going to squirm because elizabeth warren's going to shove so much down their throat, every day they're going to be puking elizabeth warren for the next couple years. stuart: dramatic language. charlie, thank you very much, indeed, young man. let's get back to the big board. we were down 200 points, we're still down 193. that is 1.1%. here's what's the

neil: i would avoid a catfight. >> you think that elizabeth warren will run but not hillary clinton. neil: i don't know what to tell you, i know that barack obama was running he was the a gifted oedorate or. someone emerges who will look like a same able alternative. >> hillary could run with the i'm going to be first female president of the united states, i am that tough chick. neil: every prominent female who does that -- >> that is not enough. >> here is where your analogy with obama does not work. neil: oh, really? okay, make your final shot and then final appearance. >> when "newsweek" mattered, barack obama of the on the cover, about 3 dozen times we don't see that type of prom prominence, among any of the lefties. neil: you did not see that for bill spadea. >> he is not a -- bill clinton. >> he is not a lefty. >> neil, you really could that elizabeth warren would bump her off. neil: i don't know. >> the guy from maryland? >> i don't think are right. >> it can't be warren. >> rumble in the grey poupon. neil: who do you want to be president of united states, hillary clinton, mitt

it makes them look like, who is tough enough to go up against hillary clinton?omebody who can beat up on president obama. it is the second night of hanukkah, folks. also, the second day of the great jeb bush presidential announcement to work on. >> well, maybe he has ground he needs to gain. he has been out of this for a while. maybe he needs to get back in and practice. i don't know. i can't determine what other people. i just know what i'm going to do. >> that is rand paul going after jeb bush. he also went after him on common core. there are a lot of republicans who will attack him. what do you think will be the strongest argument that his republican rivals will bring against him? >> he is not 100% in, but i think they are still looking. it's not entirely clear to me what the republicans align against him is going to be, but also democrats. immigrants are saying simultaneously he is too moderate to get through the republican process, but he is conservative just like his brother and others. i don't think anybody right now can tell you what going to be effectiv

if you think about it, if hillary clinton gets into the race which we expect she will and jeb gets into race it will be a throwback, a clinton against a bush once again so that's an irony here. he is trying to be a new disruptive candidate but in a lot of ways this would be a campaign if it's the two of them that's a very old sort of -- >> governor bush would have to get through the primaries first and we've seen the republican parties in the middle of this tug-of-war over who we are, what we are, after since george w. bush left the republicans debated. >> he's conservative. part of the reason governor bush will release his ebook trying to remind conservatives when he was governor he was tea party before tea party to a lot of people on the right. he has to remind conservatives of that as he retenors. >> he did relatively well with african-american voters and latino voter s as well. rand paul has a good record as well. >> if you call around some big fund-raisers have spoke on it governor bush he said hold your powder, don't sign up with anybody else. some of his staff people are calling

let's keep talking about hillary clinton. did she blow her chances at 2016 with her comments about emphasizing with our enemies? log on to facebook page right after the show for a live debate hash tag keep talking. carter served as deputy secretary of defense from 2011 and 2013. if nominated and confirmed by the senate he will become the 4th secretary of defense under president obama. >> house republicans blocking executive action passing a bill that declares the plan null and void. the legislation looks to undue plans for deportation to millions of immigrants. and the president, president obama has said he will veto it. >> ronald reagan back on the house for check this out, two democrats turning him into a prop with this life sized cardboard cutout. earl bloom enhour says the president wanonce favored raisi the gas tax while the congressman says obama's immigration action is similar to action reagan once took. >> in less than two hours we are seeing the historic orion launch. it was scrubbed yesterday morning. nasa sof offic

how do you see this playing out for them and hillary clinton? the problem for hillary comes if inevitability becomes her only argument. you know i am the front-runner because i'm the front-runner. because as soon as that starts to erode, then the entire argument is gone. the argument for her in 2007 and 2008 was that she's the front-runner, she's the one that's going to win, everybody better get behind them and remember the clintons are very vin dictative and will get you if you're not behind them so that works until it doesn't. and the second that it stops working, it can't be recovered. if somebody like elizabeth warren is going to run, at least she has an argument. everybody knows what her argument is. wall street's messing everything up for everybody. so that's her argument. you're either with that or you're not with it. what does hillary have? she has inevitability. once it's gone it's hard to get back. >> remains to be seen. it's going to be a fun campaign and it kicks off right now. >>> up next sony put out "the interview" and it actually

you know, he's more likely to beat hillary clinton even in the state of florida.i think this really leaves rubio in the dust. i don't know what it does to the right-wing of the party. i believe that even though he's a conservative as far as i'm concerned, he's very conservative. he's too moderate for the republican base. so i see a path for him to win the nomination of the big party donors. winning over the base is another question. >> he certainly doesn't hate hispanics. he's married to one. he's probably the most pro-immigration guy in either party. let me ask you about the deep-down reason. we can be cynical if we want to. i don't want to be. the decision to run for president, stick your head in the furnace, going to get hit from the hard right on all kinds of reasons, his family. they'll find everything. from listening to him for years, i sort of like him. immigration is real with him. it's his family. his wife's from mexico. his kids are hispanic. he's very much in love with the his -- his panic people. education, vouchers, common core. we wants our education

hillary clinton here as her husband ran for re-election, move the time line along. oment in 2000, slide it over so you can see it, there you go, bill clinton handing the keys over to george w. bush in 2000. 2004, brother jeb was the surrogate as the brother ran for re-election. 2008, the age of the iphone, hillary clinton was the democratic nominee, but of course she ran in the democratic primaries, clinton in the running there. 2012, no clinton. no bush in the running for president. and now looking forward to 2016, and the big question mark, hillary clinton likely to run on the democratic side, jeb bush is considering running on the republican side. we'll reset that and walk over, robert costa, why hillary clinton formidable can wait, we'll hear from her in the spring, but jeb bush decided he's actively exploring and to be out there to publicly? >> governor bush has not been on a ballot since 2002. if you've seen him give a speech, he's a little rusty. i think he needs to get back in the game. one, he's reminding donors that he's out here, being serious. two, he nee

she is the number one threat to hillary clinton on the left. >> the mag zone said hillary clinton is not doing as well as a candidate as a year ago, do you agree? >> you can look at it two ways. she's way up in the polls in the democrats but they are in the high 40s and not 50 percent. you have half of the democrats surveyed in the polls picking someone else. but at the same time she is lapping the field and we have a long way to go and the number one concern for hillary clinton is iowa. she finished third there last time in 2008 and she wants to win that and that is the liberal of the liberal voting and that's why it is tough for her in the past and if warren gets in, that is the state to watch. >> what about jim webb and martin omolly. >> you never know. webb is an interesting wild card. he could go after hillary clinton on her foefrn policy experience. but the issue with webb is his fund-raising. he will not raise the money to take on hillary clinton and beat her. >> martin omaly, his lieutenant governor didn't win? >> no, that was a stunning results from the election. that was a

on the democratic side it is all up to hillary clinton. >> how solid is hillary clinton? is she just cruising to the nomination? >> i think the democratic side of this could be different in six months. you could see names like jerry brown, the governor of california and i am not sure hillary clinton is sure she will run. i don't know if she is if it is baked in the cake. i don't think she has made up her mine at this point. and i know this are others chomping at the bit not just elizabeth warren. >> all we hope for is a good race on both sides. >> we need to step aside but when we come back, racial tensions in america reach a breaking point. >> protests continue in cities cross the country as a slain new york police officer is laid to rest. >> when an assassin's bullet targeted two officers, it targeted the city. >> the deaths of michael brown in ferguson missouri and eric garner were the catalyst re-opening old wounds. where does the debate over race and justice go from here? our year in review panel tackles race in america. i have a cold with terrible chest congestion.

later meaning when will hillary clinton if she's running for president.answer will be yes but there's been a debate in her camp whether she should say so soon, clear up the confusion in the party, or sit back and wait because her position is so strong in the polls. i'm told she's in no hurry to make this decision and among those the most, most agree there's no reason to rush it. don't expect it before the year ends or too early next year either. thanks for sharing your sunday morning. "state of the union" with candy crowley starts right now. >>> an american and south african hostage are killed in yemen amidst a clash between u.s. special forces and al qaeda operatives. >>> also today, all in the family politic style. >> it's a love story. i'm not the least bit ashameded to say, it's not very objective. >> our conversation with george w. bush with a portrait of his father 43 on 41 and could there be a 45? >> if i need to reiterate it, i will. run, jeb. >> thank you, all. >> then, a new texas dynasty rises. he's the secretary of housing and urban developmen

what can elizabeth warren do for a hillary clinton? r down in the senate and push policies in a minority. and what does hillary have to do? respond to those as a presidential candidate. so i don't think that's at bad dichotomy between clinton and warren. that's something i welcome as a reporter. >> let's move on to another subject. it's the holiday season. i want to get this in. it's a busy travel time. if you're driving, you're in luck. in the last year, gas prices dropped 70 cents a gallon. but if you're flying, not so much. the latest numbers we have from september of last year, to september of this year, prices for plane tickets jumped 3.5%. senator chuck schumer wants to know why. >> so there's a looming question that must be answered. with oil prices going way down, why aren't consumers getting the benefit and seeing ticket prices go down, when instead they're still going up? >> christina, you fly a lot. what do you think? you want more money for peanuts? >> i do fly a lot. i'm glad that you know that. sure, i'd love to see prices

takes the focus off hillary clinton being the lightning rod.re is a flip side of this. >> i do think in some way, not just taking her out of the lime light to be the frontrunners. that always helps. but if elizabeth warren talks more and more about some wacky things she believes, that's going to make hillary clinton seem more reasonable. if you want to druj you mean some of the far left theories and they will, that's exactly what hillary clinton wants. pete, i want to ask you, i think if bill clinton ran today, i'm not sure he could get nominated. he's more the moderate wing. i think hillary clinton is the mother goose of progressivism. is she going to go to that? >> i think she'll be forced to. she's been trying to move to the middle. she'll talk about how she governs, how she would be a governing candidate. what is the rationale? she's a woman. she's waiting her turn. she's a woman. now she's run against elizabeth warren. >> big bill is back in the white house. let's get bubba back in. >> if it's the same voters that got out for barack obama

hasn't, doesn't look great for hillary clinton. >> she's the former senator from new york, hillarytion, perhaps she's been too cozy with wall street and that's the opposite of elizabeth warren. >> mitt romney, there's a report that -- politico is saying a definite no has become maybe. i know you're doing a lot of reporting on this. >> i am. if the party were to go to mitt romney and say, pretty please, we need to be saved, mitt romney would be happy to do that. i don't think that's likely to occur. i think that's probably the only way mitt romney would run. he's not interested in getting involved in all the primaries again, doing all of that. i'm not saying he's out there throwing rose pedals jeb bush's way. but i don't believe that he would do it unless really asked to do it. but it doesn't mean that he's not out there talking to funders and leaving the door open. it never hurts a political figure to leave the door open for a potential presidential run. >> talking to some republicans who are also thinking about running for president, they say they hear from mitt romney's former do

it's the democrats that need hillary clinton to run. primary between andrew corvo, and someone else doesn't serve it. hillary's issue is she'll be running. >> i was going to ask you about that. they were kind of talking about of the gaffs made, in her early years, but how she overcame it. comparing herself against who she was 20 years ago, is it fair? >> the gaffs she's making nowadays. the "new york times" is trying to be kind. >> biden to mitt romney, is this an unfair standing. >> not at all. running for president, everything is a fair game. hillary clinton is not known as gaff pine. joe biden is. >> sarah palin was. >> hillary clinton is running. >> everything is fair game when you run for president. what they look to is the polarization of the impeachment years. >> can hillary clinton talk about the war given her husband's background. >> the foreign policy is controversial. >> there's a lot of controversy to come back to. >> michael toeb jin, former advisor to charles schumann and strategist. always a pleasure. >>> chicago's mayor r

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hillary clinton would be a great example of that. the walmart board is something she has taken fire for before. when i say it comes to democrats versus republicans the media will be far more interested on bush's foibles or ted cruz's foibles whatever they been involved in the past rather than interested in hillary clinton. that will make a difference as well. eric: wouldn't that be refreshing to have a normal business run for politics at some point. >> naive, probably. >> i agree. eric: one more point, juan. i mentioned at beginning, want to run for president? book, dump all the controversial investments, christmas cards. that is the tip-off. iowa we're told, romney, governor cruz, senator paul, sending christmas cards. totally be nice. there could be like 25,000 friends. juan, what about that christmas card list? george h.w. bush we know famous must for all these notes and look what happened? >> this is a way to try to pave the way. what you have here, this is real signal to the voters, we're having early election already about orga

the street loves hillary clinton. is that going to hurt some of te hillary clinton, i think a lot of guys on the street are leaning to the other side. that being said, you have elizabeth warren, the new darling, right? you have hillary, whose biggest asset is bill clinton, and she still has benghazi and health care and all that. i think it'd be exciting if they get in there and push elizabeth warren forward and battle -- >> fight it out. >> meanwhile -- >> bring it on! >> meanwhile, lest you don't think we're fair and balanced -- [laughter] another sign former florida governor jeb bush is serious about a 2016 run for president. he's now reportedly stepping down from the board of a health care company. this after stepping down from his role as an adviser to barclays capital. you'll remember just recently bush announced over twitter he's exploring a run for the white house. so, harris, let me go to you. that company that he stepped down from made an awful lot of money off obamacare. is that going to -- excuse me, whoa.

we know hillary clinton won't do. n't see that coming at all. >> people get desperate when their popularity starts to fade they will do desperate things. guaranty clinton won't do that. >> harris, the visual, i'm trying to scratch it off my brain of hillary clinton's butt with a champagne glass. there goes my lunch. anyway, what do you think of all this? i think hillary clinton isn't very worried about these numbers right now. >> she may not be worried but one of the things that the fox news political insiders on fox report said last night i thought was really interesting, there is group of 300 former obama staffers written an open letter urging elizabeth warren to run for president. quote, we helped elect barack obama. we're calling on elizabeth warren to run in 2016. they say things, well, we believed in unlikely candidate who no one thought had a chance back then. we worked with him and against all odds we won in iowa. the insider said last night, that is kind after rubberstampp where president obama is. does the ma

and hillary clinton says the u.s. should empathizezezezezezeá >>> we're learning more about the murder of an american journalist and a south african teacher by al qaeda militants in yemen during a failed u.s. rescue mission yesterday. fox news chief intelligence reporter joins us now. >> military and government sources say a team of u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s walked in six miles of darkness when they came under fire. as the s.e.a.l.s confronted al qaeda militants in the darkness, one of the terrorists apparently broke away to where the hostages were held. american journalist luke somers and another hostage, now identified as south african school teacher pierre korkie, were found alive but wounded. somers reached the uss macon island but died in surgery. the president and defense secretary approved the mission friday morning, based on new intelligence that somers' life was in imminent danger. it was monitored in real time here in washington. secretary hagel received regular updates on this flight to kabul, afghanistan, where

and hillary clinton says the u.s. should empathizezezezezeze . . . . . há >>> we're learning more about theder ican >> we are learning more about a murdered journalist yesterday in yemen. we have the latest from catherine. >> a team of navy seals walked seven miles in darkness to a further filed al-qaeda compound in yemen and came underfire. as they confronted militants in the dark news one break away to where the hostage were held and american journalist and a second hostage a south african teacher were found alive and wounded. both were transported. one died on the aircraft and somers died in surgery. >> president and secretary approved this based on intelligence that the life was in danger. this was monitored in real time in washington, and secretary hagel received regular updates on the flight to kabul where he addressed the reporters. >> luke was murdered. he was taken hostage. his life was clearly in danger. of course, i have to take responsibility for any action or inaction that we didn't take. >> the u.s. gove

hillary clinton, how worried should republicans be about hillary clinton as the democratic -- potential democratic nominee in 2016? >> not very. she can't sell a book. she can't fill an auditorium. the hype finally is over. >> well, that was quick. >> in 2009 you called him a man child who doesn't care about the country. do you to want take any of that back? >> no, i think everything i told you in 2009 has been validateded. all of this has been -- that's purpose. it's been his strategy, his agenda and if he's well into it, chris, i mean, there's nobody stopping him. everything he wants is pretty much getting done. >> on the republican side, you have been quite critical of former florida governor jeb bush. what's your problem with him -- >> why? >> what's your problem with him and who do you like on the republican side? >> well, now, that's a loaded question because i can't mention everybody. if i leave some people out, i would make them mad. look, jeb daisht republican party is totally absorbed in this comprehensions ive immigration system. jeb is claiming the only way he can get a nomi

heatherjon: watching and waitinr hillary clinton's decision.he is of course an early favorite for the nomination for president in 2016. but that may not be a good thing and what happens if she doesn't run. the rules to follow to help pregnant and breast-feeding women understand the risk of medicine. and shiny new vehicles now in the body shop. a driver plows into the lot of the dealership. and new buyer's ray to sign on the dotted lines. heather: new news on the economic front. let's take a look at the dow today down about 91 points right now at about 18,000. this the day after it and the s&p hit record territory. great. it gas falling below $2 per gallon in some places and we are really happy about that. when was the last time gas was below $2 per gallon? lauren simonetti joins us now. >> road trip. it has been over four years since gas was this low. positive close today, it looks hard, but if we do get another positive finish, another record for the market. the dow 33rd record finish yesterday, the s&p 48 record close. stocks are down today.

when he pulls that new jersey stuff. >> what if it is hillary clinton?>> sometimes it just takes one sentence to blow up the news cycle. "politico" putting together a list of 2014 quotes that got lots and lots of attention. start with this one from the president. when asked about the growing threat from isis, as the terror group swept through iraq and parts of syria president obama telling "new yorker" magazine in january, if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms that doesn't make them kobe bryant. >> no, he didn't? >> we yes he did. white house press secretary defending the comment saying the president was not singling out isis with that remark. kennedy i think this was huge issue for president and looked at him not understanding foreign policy and having real deficiency when it came to national security and foreign policy. >> we got news he wasn't reading security briefs. wasn't going to daily briefing meetings. that is incredibly problematic when you have that part of the world we have been embattled in for decade now. you have a president that doesn't un

hillary clinton had a book tour, definitely rocky moments in there.ect she's running but when is it going to happen? is it still months off? is she positioned well, do you think, after this year? >> certainly in a strong position. but if you look at the way that hillary clinton has been acting and some of what is on her calendar for the first few months or the next year, it's clear that she's not in any hurry to start her presidential campaign. she has a paid speech on the docket for as late as march. what i've been told by members of her campaign or circle is that she isn't thinking of even doing an exploratory committee. she's going to jump in. >> it's very little that hillary clinton did of her own volition in 2014 that's going to have a big impact on 2016. i think what is more important or significant is the way that she has systematically aligned herself with some of the big unilaterally decisions that president obama has made on immigration, on climate, on cuba, one after the other. there are a number of ways in which she's shaping the battlefie