. >> narrator: in little rock, the new first lady, hillary rodham, was a curiosity. >> we haven't madeany final plans. >> hillary, when she first got there, everybody makes such a big deal out of her hippie flowered pants and her big, you know, strange glasses, and her crazy hair. >> could it be that you have political aspirations of your own? >> no, i just think it's... i don't have any except for my husband, who i think is a terrific politician and a wonderful man. >> arkansas has a new governor. >> they looked like they were having a ball. i mean, it was really a heady experience. these were young people. they were the governor and first lady. >> the youngest governor in the united states now, young governor clinton of the state of arkansas. >> narrator: but hillary's approach to her new role was seen as unconventional. she kept her maiden name and had her own career as a corporate lawyer. >> she didn't want women to be accessories to their husband, and that is usually what a political wife is, is an accessory to her husband, and it didn't fit well. >> the thought occurs to me that

hillary rodham clinton is one of the worlds best qualified presidents to run. i have three major points and then i am going to get out of your way. this is very important. the thing is, [indiscernible] there are three major news agencies that have never endorsed anyone that date back 159 years. .here only three presidents the first one was in the lincoln. lyndon baines johnson in 1964 and recently, and for the first time in history, they endorsed hillary rodham clinton. the dallas morning news never endorsed a democratic president so candid. -- presidential candidate. -- i want toe is ask your question. favorites. of my , you think youd might one day start some kind of -- and a history of this stuff here? that is a job you have their. host: we have a whole channel devoted to american history here on c-span3. all of our programming, you can check out on c-span.org. there are plenty of things for you to look into and look into the history that you want to look into. an indiana. supports hillary clinton caller: . -- clinton. caller: i don't understand why they are

on february 2nd, 2009 -- >> i, hillary rodham clinton -- >> hillary clinton was sworn in. >> during theilitating the u.s. image in the world. >> former policy adviser, howard shapiro. >> she would always arrange for a combination of a town hall and interviewed and it enabled her to establish a real connection often with the people of those countries. >> her mission, to meet not just world leaders, but also regular citizens was called people-to-people diplomacy. >> the young woman right there and the young man right there. >> and brought attention to important issues clinton had long supported -- women's rights, child welfare, the environment. >> oh, he's beautiful. >> but sometimes other tactics were required. >> secretary clinton and president obama were both in copenhagen. >> clinton's deputy chief of staff was with them, helping to hammer out an agreement on climate change. but key delegations were conspicuously absent until someone suggested the chinese might be hiding in a conference room down the hall. >> and so the president and the secretary looked at each other and said, "let's

her name is hillary rodham clinton. mel carnahan has been elected over john ashcroft. we're going to stay for a little while longer until we hear from george w. bush and vice president al gore. >> al gore's campaign strategist rushes to warn him not to concede. >> the only thing you could do because the vice president wasn't answering his phone was call david moorehouse. so the car pulls up. gore gets out. he said, i'm going straight to the stage. david said, no, we have to go to the holding room. carter and bob said we have to go to the holding room. i arrived breathless in the holding room as he was wrapping up his phone conversation with george w. bush where he was withdrawing his concession. >> are you going to go out there like a man and say we're waiting for the recount? >> but there was a great moment where bush says, my brother says i won. i don't think your broer gets to decide if you're president of the united states. >> the secretary of state has al gore trailing the president elect in the state proved to be pivotal by 565 votes. >> and there are some votes

even from her earliest days, young hillary rodham seemed destined for greatness. her wellesley commencement speech -- >> part of the problem with empathy with professed goals is empathy doesn't do us anything. we've had lots of empathy, we've but we feel for too long our lewders have viewed politics as the art of the possible. and the challenge now is to practice politics as the art of making what appears to be impossible, possible. >> she has been the most significant female politician we've ever had in this country's history. not just because of the accomplishments that she was able to do in terms of securing a nomination, being secretary of state. but just also being in the public eye that long. usually those roles are reserved for men in politics. the political arena for 30 years. i don't know any other woman like that. >> reporter: at clinton's alma mater, wellsly college, so many young women crest fallen. >> it's surprising and disappointing, to be honest. i'm from wisconsin. and they just said that a majority of college-aged women voting in suburbs in wisco

please join me in welcoming secretary hillary rodham clinton. [applause] ms. clinton: thank you. [applause] ms. clinton: thank you all. thank you. thank you all very much. [applause] ms. clinton: thank you. thank you. thank you so much. [applause] ms. clinton: very rowdy group. thank you, my friends. thank you. thank you. thank you so very much for being here. and i love you all, too. last night, i congratulated donald trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country. i hope that he will be a successful president for all americans. this is not the outcome we wanted or we worked so hard for. and i'm sorry that we did not win this election for the values we share and the vision we hold for our country. [applause] but i feel pride and gratitude for this wonderful campaign that we built together. this vast, diverse, creative, unruly, energized campaign. you represent the best of america and being your candidate has been one of the greatest honors of my life. [applause] i know how disappointed you feel, because i feel it, too. and so do tens of millions of americans who inv

even from her earliest days, young hillary rodham seemed destined for greatness. her wellesley commencement speech -- >> part of the problem with empathy with professed goals is empathy doesn't do us anything. we've had lots of empathy, we've had lots of sympathy. the art of the possible. and the challenge now is to practice politics as the art of making what appears to be impossible, possible. >> she has been the most significant female politician we've ever had in this country's history. not just because of the accomplishments that she was able to do in terms of securing a nomination, being secretary of state. but just also being in the public eye that long. usually those roles are reserved for men in politics. we had a woman basically be in years. i don't know any other woman like that. >> reporter: at clinton's alma mater, wellsly college, so many young women crest fallen. >> it's surprising and disappointing, to be honest. i'm from wisconsin. and they just said that a majority of college-aged women voting in suburbs in wisconsin voted for grump. that's really

liz: president obama supporting hillary rodham clinton in chapel hill, north carolina.ing case for clinton press den city. we'll tore this. if he says anything about the reopened email fbi investigation or wikileak dump we'll monitor it. >>> donald trump riding momentum that could perhaps even the end of nafta, the north american free-trade agreement. there is market speculation that a trump win for the white house in the wake of clinton email drama could move certain stocks. carly gas on kfu. >> make one point about president obama, he said one thing interesting. he said, maybe this is local colloquialism, i have been in north carolina, i never heard of. we gots some business. funny watch these politician try to adopt the local language. i think he went really far. liz: i remember george w. bush saying about prescriptions, we know sometimes doctors don't write so good. sometimes they speak in colloquial english. >> it sounds stupid. liz: regard that, let's get to the story. >> casey southern, is the stock to watch. talking to any money manager, they want to see ba romm

i believe that hillary rodham clinton is in fact the right person for job. >> bon jovi introduced tim kaine, very spoke for about ten minutes encouraging floridians to get out and vote saying they can determine this hillary clinton it is done. she will be president. she will be president. >> and this star power at clinton events it continues. on monday there will be a free jimmy buffett concert in support of hillary clinton. in st. pete, evan lambert, fox 13 news. >> be mr. margaritaville himself will be in st. pete on monday hillary clinton was also in florida holding a campaign where rally at pembroke pines, a thunderstorm rolled in dumping rain on that crowd but not before she told the crowd how important it is to vote. >> i want to be the president for everybody. everybody who agrees with me, people who don't agree for me, people who vote for me, people who don't vote for me! the future. let's vote for what we want for our country and our children and our grandchildren. >> and the rain came, as you saw here. florida of course a key battleground state, it's the largest swing state

hillary rodham clinton has -- jurgen klisman has been fired as the coach of the u.s. soccer team. maureen: several people were killed when a a tree. 35 children were on the bus at the time of the crash from ender garden to fifth -- kindergarten to fifth grade. no word on what caused the accident. the bus driver is all right and cooperating with the police. jonathan: horrible. maureen: quick update from you? doug: steve will have update at 11:00 and check the travel weather and the national forecast looking ahead to thanksgiving and beyond. coming up tonight at 11:00. maureen: thank you, doug. "world news tonight" with david muir up next. don't miss our black friday specials, at havertys furniture. big savings in store only. this friday, eight am to eleven am. plus, win up to $250 off your total purchase. and get thirty-six month, no-interest financing. black friday specials, while supplies last. friday, three hours only. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. don't miss our black friday >>> tonight, breaking news. just as millions begin to travel for thanks

trump was elected 45th president of the united states on tuesday, defeating hillary rodham clinton in stunning upset that revererberated around the world. trump carried at least 279 electoral college votes to clinton's 218, although trump appears to have narrowly lost the popular vote. around 2:50 a.m. eastern time, donald trump took the stage at a new york city victory party, saying he had received a phone call by hillary clinton congratulating him on his victory. mr. trump: to all republicans, democrats, and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. [applause] mr. trump: it is time. [applause] mr. trump: i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans, and this is so important to me. chosen not tohave support me, in the past, of which there were a few people, i am reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. kidded the twot most unpopular candidate seemed with thes. history majority of americans viewing both trump and clinton unfavor

john podesta and another clinton aide with the subject line, one of the questions directed to hillary rodhamlinton tomorrow is from a woman with a rash. in the body of the message she wrote, her family has lead poisoning and she will ask what, if anything, will hillary do as president to help people in flint, michigan. after this e-mail was made public, cnn announced brazile formally resigned from the network a few weeks ago but she still maintains her position at the dnc. why is hillary not demanding that a person who cheated bernie sanders, head of the dnc, not fired. remember, back in july debbie wasserman schultz was forced to resign from her post as dnc chairwoman after a hacked e-mail showed her calling a top sanders aide particularly scummy, that's not all. they also show that dnc staffers spoke about using sanders' jewish faith against him. what must sanders reporters be thinking? there were e-mails view a racist, misogynistic and seksist. back with new gingrich, former speaker of the house. you know, if donald trump had e-mails from reince priebus that were sexist, misogynistic and

hillary clinton did not reach her goal of becoming the first fema president, her alma mater, where hillary rodham was the first commencement speaker celebrate the induction of a new president. the chronicle's j.c. monahan has j.c.: all 500 acres is the very picture of statelessness and serenity. on this day, there is no peace and quiet, only a buzzing perception of it luminaries and celebration. -- illuminaries johnson. the college's 14th president. -- the inauguration of dr. paul a johnson. it was one the country's first women's colleges, wellesley and islam are knowing for breaking down barriers as is docked -- and its alum is known for i am aware when you are from a background that is different, you bring a different lens. that lens is an important one as important as the diversely off among wellesley faculty, students. j.c.: a cardiologist and brooklyn native with it to -- three degrees from harvard, she was chief of women's brick of a young and young hospital and harvard medical school professor. >> the work i led on the disc every of how went -- the work i lead on the discovery of how women

. >> obama laughing about how people talk about -- hillary rodham clinton not like we are people areabout that because she is a woman talking about it look what is going on word indictment huge. >> harvard law professor allen dershowitz here kellyanne conway with us host of "varney & company" stuart varney will weigh in director of samantha wills jewelry don't miss it stay with us a big show coming up this hour, just five days to go unti news has learned the fbi investigation, into the clinton foundation, is now quote a very high priority, fbi were looking into pay-for-play interaction between then secretary of state hillary clinton and clinton foundation run by her husband blake burman with latest from washington blake, good morning to you. reporter: good morning to you as well fbi agented quoting actively, aggressively procuring this case according to two separate outsources say fbi has been investigating the clinton foundation more than a year now, on may to play accusation fox is told case has taken on as you mentioned a very high priority as there was great deal of evidence incl

. >> remember when she changed her name to hillary rodham clinton, because she was hillary rodham andn when bill clinton ran for president. >> when she was in arkansas and she was first lady of arkansas, northeastern feminist she had to take her glasses off, she had to go blonde, she had to give up her last name, and she felt when she went on the national stage she'd be more at home and in 1992, 1993 she was running through the same cultural firestorm that gets even worse. the other side is the ethical issues. the clintons showed a certain kind of blind spot that feed the antipathy. people say we're right, there is something wrong with them. >> i love in your "time" magazine op-ed you wrote quote democrats who deem her blameless and republicans who grant her a master criminal both ekage eight. it confuse voters, who must judge her lapses in context deciding how relevant such past behaviors are in terming what kind of president she or her opponent will be. >> we have to judge her fairly. >> i don't think it's possible to judge any candidate fairly in this particular political climate.

i'm hillary rodham >> hey. great name. i'm bell. >> no matter who wins, both sides. and we can all relish the moment that is coming with the bittersweet morning of november 9th. the election is over. >> almost. just an hour away, folks. so what do you do if your candidate loses? here are some ideas. scream. just don't do it in public. practice acceptance. you don't have to like it, but accept that's the way it is for model good behavior especially if you have kids. and be grateful for little thing. remember, time passes quickly. and what we need now more than ever is for everyone to practice kindness and empathy. >> that is right, monica. thank you. >>> when you're surrounded by adorable kittens and puppies, you're too blessed to be stressed over this election. the geauga humane society opened its doors and invited visitors onor to snuggle and cuddle back to happiness. >>> joining us now with a festive tie at some point. you have to show you. >> oh, geez. >> look at this. >> i didn't even know if you got a sticker if you vote by mail. >> cufflinks. american flag. >>

books, wellesey college students alumni dressed in pant suits gathered to cheer on 1969 graduate hillary rodham clinton as election results came in. but almost as soon as it started, it was over. >> i think it's definitely a little devastating on this part. it was always something very inspirational for me to see a woman go into such an important leadership position only to see it almost taken at the last minute. >> as numbers starting to show presidency, the buzz in the college field house quieted. the tears began to fall. >> it's a sad night, but so much progress has been made and so much progress has yet to be made and i feel like this has sent us back so many years. >> reporter: many of these students had campaigned for clinton. others just saw themselves reflected in their actions. this loss was personal. >> i don't know what the world is gonna look like for me, for my children, for my grandchildren. >> reporter: and talking about how much more needs to >> you can't tell me that sexism doesn't exist in this country anymore because hillary clinton is the most qualified candidate. >> reporte

. >> hi, i'm hillary rodham clinton. >> hey, great name. i'm val. >> reporter: and hillary's frustration. >> all anyone wants to talk about is donald trump. >> donald trump. isn't he the one that's like, >> reporter: donald trump's turn, too. ? you used to call me on the cell phone ? >> reporter: doing his best drake impersonation. ? call me on the cell phone ? >> reporter: and on "late night," allowing this. >> yes! >> reporter: and tips from trump for clinton. >> are you writing this down? >> ah, hold on, let me grab my >> reporter: testing clinton's stamina. the debates on "snl." >> and number three -- >> reporter: and that one real life debate moment, too. >> would either of you name one positive thing that you respect in one another? >> i respect his children. and devoted, and i think that says a lot about donald. >> i will say this about hillary. she doesn't quit, she doesn't give up. i respect that. >> a rare moment there along the way. i'm david muir. i hope you'll join us this time tomorrow night for our election night coverage, rig

he defeated the ultimate insider, former secretary of state, senator, and first lady, hillary rodham clinton. trump will be only the fifth president in american history to win the white house while losing the popular vote. major garrett has followed the trump campaign from the start and begins our coverage. >> i come together as one united people. ( cheers ) it's time. >> reporter: donald trump, political novice turned improbable president-elect began the hard work of reconciliation early this morning. >> for those who have chosen not to support me in the past, of which there were a few people. ( laughter ) i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that our great country. >> reporter: trump, who once threatened hillary clinton with prison during the campaign, reached out to his vanquished foe as well. >> we owe her a major debt of gratitude for her service to our country. i mean that very sincerely. >> reporter: early on election night, trump insiders feared a narrow loss in florida and the collapse of their electoral college strategy, but trump valveinized rural and

to helping to build that better america, and that is the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. >> obama will continue to campaign for clinton all weekend and stem right by her side on the night before the election in pennsylvania. tris who will rally for the republicans in michigan this weekend and stand by his side on election night. joyce: comparing the candidates and the role they think the u.s. should play on the global scale. aixa diaz is in our washington bureau with how the candidates differ. >> hillary clinton says the u.s. should continue to strengthen relationships with allies, while donald trump believes americans should worry about issues here at home. hillary clinton, a former , >> donald trump, a real estate mogul and political newcomer. >> remember, america first, america first. >> two differing views on the united states' role on the global stage. >> for some americans they see , us as the global protector of our allies. but there are also isolationists, and those isolationists have very different persiv clash over nato, the north atlantic treaty organi

hillary clinton did not reach her goal of becoming the first fema president, her alma mater, where hillary rodham was the first commencement speaker celebrate the induction of a new president. the chronicle's j.c. monahan has

. >> hillary rodham clinton crisscrossing swing states with two stops in most win pennsylvania. >> tomorrow you can vote. pray, hopeful, inclusive big hearted america. >> on to michigan. >> america's best days are still ahead of us, if we reach for them together. >> and clinton is hoping to get a boost from high profile surrogates critical in the quest of 270 electoral votes. >> from tim kaine. >> to daughter chelsea and supporter in chief president obama. >> donald trump is uniquely unqualified to hold this job. but the good news, michigan, is you are uniquely qualified to make sure he does not get the job. >> clinton heads into election day with a 4 point advantage in the latest poll. and with the f.b.i. director pouring cold water on the renewed email investigation, she is focusing on her closing message delivered in this two minute national ad. >> i'm asking for your vote and tomorrow let's make history together. i'm hillary clinton and one last time, i approve this message. >>> hard to believe that this two long campaign season is about to come to an ad. it will be a midnight rally in

hillary clinton aides and young women, many wiping aw >> please join me in welcoming secretary hillary rodham clinton. >> very >> very rowdy group. thank you, my friends, thank you. >> reporter: hillary clinton addressing the disappointment head on. >> this is not the outcome we wanted or we worked so hard for. and i'm sorry that we did not for our country. >> reporter: the loss, tough to bear. >> this is painful, and it will be for a long time. but i want you to remember this, our campaign was never about one person or even one election. it was about the country we love and about building an america that's hopeful, inclusive and big hearted. >> reporter: clinton now urging her followers to support the president-elect. is more deeply divided that we thought. donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> reporter: and then a direct appeal to women who voted for her by a 1-point margin. >> i want you to know that nothing has made me prouder than to be your champion. i know we have hardest glass ceiling, but someday someone will and hopefully soone