. >> gentlemen, back with you joined by kerry kennedy the daughter obviously of robert kennedy, the many general of the united states in in the turbulent united states. kerry, good to be here with you. >> this i'm so glad to be here. >> this is a regular trip for you. >> i've been here for four or five times in the last few years. >> this plays on many different levels for. >> you it's a walk through our history, but it's not just about the path. it's about the present and the future. we're here because of sell marks the march and the sacrifice of people here 50 years ago that we passed the voting right act. but there is no time in the 50 years that the voting right act has been more in peril. we have ferguson, we have police communities violence and those issues across our country. a lot of issues we're still grappling with. >> this is an incredible moment for the president today. he gets an opportunity to speak about civil rights, and he gets an opportunity to speak about race in america and as expansive a way for me as maybe we will see and have seen since 2008 when he was a candidat

they're talking about it, as we had our discussion with kerry kennedy a short time ago they're talking about moving the civil rights agenda forward and getting the voting rights act section 4 strengthened. there is a moment of what happened here, but with an eye clearly on this moment, and an eye to the future. >> i want you to take a moment to reflect personally what this moment is for you. when i integrated the airwaves in my hometown of west virginia, there were no african-americans on the airwaves. there were no tony harris, randall pinkstons or les paynes. when you reflect on this moment, what does this mean to you? >> i'm struck by the fact that in this country today you can go through primary school and you can go through secondary school and certainly graduate or get a diploma from high school, and not know the details of the timeline of the civil rights movement. you may know about bloody sunday but do you know about dr. lafayette and how he organized it, and selma was not even on the board because sheriff clark was thought to be so vicious. sure the movement wanted to provoke

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kennedy: john kerry said that the world is a safer place because violence is going down. >> if you want, one of the white guys running for president, there will be plenty in both parties, and have that same perspective we had for a long time. they have been there, you can pick one. but if you -- >> but, just by virtue of being a woman? of having a ou uterus. >> i think that carly fiorina and hillary clinton would come to the offers with a much different -- office with a much different perspective than a lot of men that are running, i do, a perspective that a lot of americans would like in the white house. >> a men! joe, you are so right. kennedy: i am so glad you agree with each other, just get a room. you will find a lot of people will hold their future president to a higher standard. and, we want to see a woman in the white house, it has to be right woman, it has to be a person who knows how to run the country, of integrity who will get people jobs, and a person who isend ar gender blind, i hat seen that candidate yet -- >> between. between. but between carly and hillary clinton, have

meeting with opposition and leaders in the iran contra war senator kerry negotiate with the regime in 1985 as senator ted kennedy is a personal representative to carry more than a proposition to the soviets and to support the drop box is returned from the 1984 presidential campaign against reagan. mitch mcconnell offered an explanation why the obamacare administration decries and the al side implements and is so eager to go will load on the nuclear deal with iran. >> all of us should be suspicious of the administration that is intent to keep the elected representatives out of the deal. and there is only one conclusion that there is the bad deal. >> it appears what this administration is all about. the potation for the evening. those with colosio or obama or john kerry and they said once they are committed to silencing the voice of opposition italy has one way to go, down the path of increasing measures until it is a source of terror to all citizens and creates a country where everyone lives in fear. we will be right back. smith trying to tamp down the controversy how clinton allowed her foundation to take lou: d

kennedy institute in boston. president obama will deliver a speech at the dedication ceremony. vice president biden and secretary of state john kerry will be on hand. it will feature a full-sized copy of senate chambers where students can take part in mock debates. kennedy passed away in 2009 after dreaming up the $78 million institute with an idea to immerse visitors in the expense of being a senator. other speakers at the festivities include senator john mccain and his sons ted kennedy and patrick j. kennedy. >> tens of thousands would packed levi stadium for wrestlemania will head back home today. 76,000 fans turned out an attendance record. >> more packed than the 49ers payment and a preview for the big event, super bowl 50. boo! boo! >> it is not just a show. it is an event a giant cult following, wrestlemania nation. >> i am excited for the match and the undertakeer >> wrestlemania fans were pumped before getting into character. >> hogan. hogan. hogan. >> fans say bringing wrestlemania to the bay area is amazing. >> this is about my lifetime dream since being little, i have always wanted to come to wrestlemania. >> it is amaz

kennedy: and shifting gears, mary katherine, john kerry, look at john kerry, he is acting presidential, trying hard to secure president's legacy and his with that iran nuke deal, what do you think about kerry getting into the race. >> i have to -- well no, i down believe it, if i were john kerry, i would see the situation, and mitt romney trying twice he and mitt romney as general election candidates are missing that thing that makes people fired up, it would be a mistake to try again. i think that hillary problems make people go where can i jump in. i don't think it is just about e-mail scandal. moving on -- hold ofor democrats s if that press conference is a look at how she responds, they will continue to happen because they are clintons, then i think that is a bad sign. >> a rail good point -- a really good point, how does she respond not only to her own personal crises but national crisis, we can't afford another emake administration -- emake , opaque damage. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> see you later. >> coming up, secret service expert will join me to discuss latest sca

kennedy institute for the united states senate. the negotiations on president obama's mind. the president mentioned secretary of state john kerry's efforts for the u.s. he was in massachusetts -- was a massachusetts senator who served along ted kennedy for years. >> john is in europe with our partners leading the negotiations with iran and the world community and standing up for a principal ted kennedy and president kennedy believed in so strongly. let us never negotiate out of fear but let us never fear to negotiate. >> the deadline is midnight tomorrow. >>> ahead video of a firefighter falling through a burning roof in california. be talked to a chief about this video and he said this firefighter was really just doing a standard maneuver. he says it shows how dangerous their jobs really are. >> also cutting edge cameras go live in the north bay running 24/7. what the cameras are looking for. >> also a new study on local traffic. how the choke points to get in and out of the bay area are changing. >>> a terrifying moment caught on camera. a firefighter walking on the roof of a home in fresno. you see here. she on the roof -- he

senator kerry also negotiated with the regime in 1985. senator ted kennedy used a personal representative to carry more than a proposition to the soviets in 1983. his intermediary offered the kgb a deal to undermine president reagan's foreign policy and to support premier andropov's u.s. image in return for soviet help for the democrats in the 1984 presidential campaign against reagan. that's more than intervention, isn't it. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell today offered an explanation as to why the obama administration decries any outside influence and is so eager to go it alone on a nuclear deal with iran. >> all of us should be suspicious of an administration that is so intent on keeping the elected representatives of the american people out of this deal. you have to ask yourself why. why. and there's only one conclusion you could reach which is he intends to make a bad deal. >> mcconnell and the republican leadership have, it appears, figured out what this administration is all about. now our quotation of the evening. this one from a man i would e

kerry. here now fox business anchor cheryl casone and kennedy can whose program kennedy airs monday throughon the fox business network. all right. let's take mrs. clinton first. would you buy her dinner? >> i have already bought her dinner. >> you have really? >> i thousands of dollars to the ucla alumni sotion they paid her thousands of dollars to speak. >> did she get 300000 for showing up there. >> 300,000 for fruit and hum must. we can go back stage and did you email her about her appearance. >> i can't find her email address now that she has destroyed the server it's impossible to get through. >> did you get 300 k? if it was just you and kennedy and secretary of state clinton would you buy her dinner. >> i would buy her a cheap dinner. >> cheap dinner? take her to mcdonald's and get a happy meal. >> she is not going to mcdonald's. >> buy her dinner? >> absolutely. i want to find out who her tech guy is who led her to believe. >> she is not going to tell you anything. >> if she could give me the tech guys i can buy her dinner. >> do you want to sit down with hillary clinton and have din

reporter: john kerry said if you want to make peace, you talk to your friends and not your enemies. -- john kennedy said if you want to make these, you talk to your friends and not your enemies. barack obama basically making the argument that you have to reach out to your enemies at some point. you have to get beyond what he saw at the time as still ways of thinking, old ideologies. you have to break the mold and take the chance if you want to move on from the way things are. there is a precedent in history. you don't have to go back far. the u.s., an ally of the soviet union in world war ii. richard nixon in 1972 trip to china, that was quite controversial at the time. it did open up relations with china after 30 years of separation. barack obama made it clear he is open to normalizing relations with cuba. he says change is hard in our own lives and in the lives of nations, but that doesn't mean you don't take the risk. he sent from the beginning he would do the same with iran. one of his early actions in office was writing the letter reaching out to iranian leadership. now with what he sees as a

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now he serves as an advisor to secretary kerry and as a professor at harvard kennedy school of governmentwelcome to the program and thank you for joining us. let me start by asking you professor, what negotiations were like previously? because chile did not negotiate directly with iranians in the past. nicholas: no, the problem in 2005, 2006, 2007, 2000 eight is that iranians were not negotiate with the u.s. and european powers. we spent most of our time in the bush admin station sanctioning iran and driving up the cost for them or the fact that we felt they were heading toward a nuclear weapons capability. the obama administration has taken up the same structured policy and i think they have done really well in sanctioning the iranians turning the use of force, but finally we are able to get the negotiating table with iran in the last year and half. as you said in your lead up to this interview, it seems like the u.s. and other powers are down to the last weeks of that negotiation and it is unclear whether or not it can succeed. matt: can i first ask you then is it still a valid concern

kerry was supposed to attend events today and tomorrow in boston honoring his late senate colleague, edward kennedy. >>> back here in the u.s. an alabama man is facing attempted murder charges after police say he is behind a spring break shooting in panama city that injured seven people. three of those victims are in critical condition. authorities say several of the injured are students at alabama amu university they were on spring break at the time. police arrested 22-year-old david daniels in connection with the shooting spree. >> seven people shot, one people in jail. spring break. that's it. and i'm through talking. >> investigators have not yet released a motive in the case. >>> a rutgers university student is facing attempted murder charges after police say he stabbed another student. according to new brunswick police, both men took lsd last night and one of them became aggressive and then stabbed the other. the victim tried to run from the scene and police found the suspect naked and pacing inside the apartment. the search also turned up a large amount of drugs and cash. >>> now to news in

kerry to keep trying. in boston he quoted ted and jack kennedy. >> let us never negotiate out of fear but let us never fear to negotiate. >> reporter: one hang-up is how long any deal would last. ten years or more? another is what iran does with its fuel for potential bombs. years of purifying has gotten iran 22,000 pounds of uranium that's partway to bomb grade. vut season offering to take iran's stash to russia and dilute it but suddenly iran's leaders say that would bruise their national pride. they're promising to dilute their own uranium but demanding that keep it. >> i think you have to assume the worst, that here's an attempt either to weaken the u.s. position or to preserve a capability that's certainly not in the interest of the united states. >> reporter: if president obama buys a plan that leaves iran's uranium in iran it might be even harder to sell to lawmakers who charge he's giving up too much. >> today there are at least 64 senators possibly more that are willing to condition, reject or oh wiese take issue with the agreement. >> reporter: also rare is iran's supreme leader who warned today

kerry to keep trying. in boston, he quoted ted and jack kennedy. >> let us never negotiate out of fear but let us never fear to negotiate. >> reporter: one hang-up is how long any deal would last ten years or more. another is what iran does with its fuel for potential bombs. years of purifying has gotten iran 22,000 pounds of uranium that is part bomb grade. vladimir putin is offering to take iran's stash to russia and dilute it but leaders say that would bruise their national pride. they're promising to die lurt their own uranium but they want to keep it. >> an attempt to weaken the u.s. position or to preserve a capability that's certainly not in the interest of the united states. >> reporter: if president obama buys a plan that leaves iran's uranium in iran, it might be harder to sell to iran who charge he's giving up too much. >> today there are at least 64 senators, possibly more, that are willing to condition, reject or otherwise take issue with the agreement. >> reporter: also wary is iran's supreme leader who warned today of what he called the deceptive tactics of iran's enemies. he means us. even i

kerry to keep trying. in boston he quoted ted and jack kennedy. >> let us never negotiate out of fear, but let us never fear to negotiate. >> reporter: one hangup is how long any deal would last. ten years or more? another is what iran does with its fuel for potential bombs. years of purifying has gotten iran 22,000 pounds of uranium that is partway to bomb grade. vladimir putin is offering to take iran's stash to russia and dilute it. but suddenly iran's leaders say that would bruise their national pride. their promising to dilute their own uranium, but demanding they keep it. >> i think you have to assume the worst, that here is an attempt to either weaken the u.s. position or to preserve a capability that certainly is not in the interest of the united states. >> reporter: if president obama buys a plan that leaves iran's uranium in iran it might be even harder to sell to lawmakers who charge he is giving up too much. >> today there are at least 64 senators, possibly more that are willing to condition, reject, or otherwise take issue with the agreement. >> reporter: also wary is iran's supreme leader, who

kennedy institute in boston. president obama will deliver a speech at the dedication ceremony. viewpoint biden and secretary of state john kerryers where students can take part in darrylly debates. kennedy passed away in 2009 after dreaming up the $78 million institute to immerse visitors in the expense of being a senator. other speakers include senator john mccain and kennedy's son ted kennedy jr. and patrick kennedy. >>> tens of thousands of people who packed levi stadium for wrestlemania are expected to fill bay area airports today to head back home. >>> 76,000 fans turned out yesterday protecting the attendance record at the stadium and officials estimate that the event could pump $100 million into the local economy. leaf stadium officials say wrestlemania was the perfect dry run for super bowl 50 next february. >> we are all prepared with big events here and this could be the biggest so far but we are ready. >> wrestlemania 31 became highest grossing paid review event in history grossing 12.6 million dollars. >> we were seeing a lot of people walking around like this all weekend pause of the yard work. >> you were reasona

kerry is delayed leaving. why? peter: he had plans to attend the big ceremony at the edward kennedy library in boston. he put that on hold because these talks are ongoing. a lot of people thought it would be very difficult for john kerry to make it if the talks went down to the wire and that is where they are going. his foreign minister counterpart from russia is leaving the talks later on today. he has a schedule for tuesday morning. he says he will come back if they are close to a deal. his deputy will remain. mixed signals. tom: how much of bluff is bluffing? peter: there is a lot of jockeying going on. a lot of the public statements may not reflect the issues that are at the table. we had comments to the iranian press by the iranian negotiators that they were all of a sudden not going to move the enriched uranium to a third country. that has been part of the negotiations. that has been one of the givens for some time. that was a late minute hurdle. whether or not that is a sticking point, whether or not there is means by which they can dilute that enriched uranium and not make it as much of an issu

i have a question, we are bashing the republicans, what about when senator kerry went down to nicaragua, ted kennedyent a representative for russia, and nancy pelosi went to syria to meet with alice harper shard -- to meet with leaders there? how long have we been in negotiations with iran over nuclear? how many times has it been pushed back? as far as the president drawing the line in the sand in syria it did nothing. you can keep your health care plan, he exceeded his authority on immigration, basically, why should we trust him to negotiate? it is all right if the democrats do it, but if the republican senators doing it is. bad. guest: here is an example i went to give that does not agree with this gentleman. senator rick mccain took a trip to syria to observe operations in those countries. that is perfectly appropriate. the congress represents the american people. nancy pelosi strip to syria, i go to north korea not officially sometimes, sometimes unofficially to advance our interests, to get a soldier out of prison. recently we were able to get a war hero out of prison who made a wrong turn and

kennedy institute dedication ceremony. we were here from president obama. secretary kerry was expected to be part of the ceremony, but he is still in switzerland. he is working on the negotiations with the iran nuclear activities. we have a two-minute warning, so we expect the ceremony to get underway. this is live coverage on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [indiscernible] ♪ >> ♪ this land is your land this land is my land this land was made for you and me. this land was made for you and me i've roamed and rambled and i followed mty footsteps to the sparkling sands of her diamond deserts and all around me a voice was sounding this land was made for you and me this land was made for you and me as i went walking i saw a sign there and on the sign it said "no trespassing" but on this land, this land this land, this land oh, this land, this land i saw my people they stood there hungry i was asking if this lan

kerry was supposed to attend events today and tomorrow in boston honoring his late senate colleague, edward kennedy> now to new information into that spring break shooting spree in panama city. an alabama man is now facing attempted murder charges after police say he opened fire injuring seven people. three of those victims are in critical condition. according to authorities, several of the injured are students at alabama a&m university. they were on spring break at the time. police have arrested 22-year-old david daniels in connection with the shooting spree. investigators have not yet released a motive in the case. >>> now to another spring break tragedy, this one in texas. on thursday police found the body of a college student on south padre island. jordan britain's family had reported him missing. officers say they found drugs in his banded vehicle. now they're waiting on autopsy results for an exact cause of death. investigators say they have no reason to believe that this was a homicide, but they have not ruled out foul play. >>> a colorado coffee shop is trying to make a difference in the li

kennedy won the presidency, the boston globe has grown accustomed to endorsing a local boy. john kerry in 2004. the globe never had to urge any of them to run for president. in an editorial entitled democrats need elizabeth warren's voice in the 2016 presidential race, the globe specified some policy differences between hillary clinton and elizabeth warren. unlike clinton or any of the prospective candidates, warren has made closing the economic gaps in america her priority, and calling for more bankruptcy protections. if she runs, if will ensure that those issues take their rightful place at the center of the national political debate. with that globe editorial no doubt in mind, today in washington at the center for american progress, hillary clinton said this. >> one of the biggest issues we face is income inequality, combined with wage stagnation. they really go hand in hand. it turns out that places where the fabric of community is strong, with a vibrant middle class, places that are more integrated across class, places with good schools, places with unions, places with religious o

while kennedy had dispelled protestant concerns that a roman catholic president would influence american politics decades before, kerry felt compelled to revisit the issue. roman catholics were obliged to live moral lives but not enact specific policy positions advocated by church leaders reminding his auditors of the controversy that created ink over the summer when bishops decided whether they should bar him from communon they decided no but three or four decided he would be barred until he repented of his pro-choice bogss. he said i must cast votes or take opinions on a woman's right to chose or stem cell research. but then trying to adhere to the boundaries of good religion by refusing to constrain another's conscious he demured. i love my church. i respect the bishops but i respectfully disagree. he continues my task is not to write every doctrine into law. that is not right or possible in a pluralistic society. he enforced the protestant secularism and they nominated the candidate outside of the protestant fold when they put mitt romney up for the highest office. he would revisit his religion during the campaign

kerry called netanyahu with congratulations. >>> still no comment from the u.s. embassy in tokyo after death threats were made against ambassador caroline kennedy, who was there giving a lecture at a tokyo university when someone called the u.s. embassy and issued the threats. this comes just after a u.s. ambassador was attacked in south korea earlier this month. this is video just after mark lippert lippert was attacked by a knife. he was treated for cuts to his face and arms. he described it as a scary incident. the attacker was arrested immediately afterwards. an investigation continues. >>> look at this video. hard to believe no one was killed in this massive pileup in ontario. about 50 cars and tractor-trailers collided east of toronto. police say snow squalls and pack the road caused this crash. four people were hurt with minor injuries. >>> good evening. one of the final days of winter but it still feels like it. you'll see temperatures stay well below average even as we head into the rest of the day tomorrow. we'll recover a little as we head into the weekend but we track snow. spring officially starting on friday. as we push into the weekend, our temperatur

kerry. [ applause ] >> john is in europe with our allies and partners leading the negotiations with iran and the world community in standing up for a principle that ted and his brother president kennedy, believed in so strongly. let us never negotiate out of fear but let us never fear to negotiate. [ applause ] >> finally, this first year in the senate ted dispatched a young aide to assemble a team of talent without bridle. the cell was simple come and help ted kennedy make history. so i want to give a special shoutout to his extraordinarily loyal staff, 50 years later a family more than 1,000 strong this is your day as well. [ applause ] >> we're proud of you. of course many of you now work with me so enjoy today because we've got to get back to work. distinguished guests and fellow citizens, in 1958 ted kennedy was a young man working to reelect his brother jack to the united states senate. on election night the two toasted one another. here's to 1960 mr. president, ted said if you can make it. with his quick irish wit jack returned the toast, here's to 1962 senator kennedy, if you can make it. they both made it. today they are together again in eternal rest at arlington but their

in fact secretary of state john kerry canceled plans to attend an event in honor of his long-time senate colleague, edward kennedy, to continue the talks in switzerland. u.s. officials are signaling they are getting closer to a deal and there are reports that iran has accepted terms that would limit the machines they could use to enrich uranium to 6,000. one of the largest sticking points continues to evolve around sanctions. iran wants them lifted immediately once a deal is in place but the u.s. and european al lies won't agree to that saying it should be phased out over time. recently re-elected benjamin netanyahu openly expressing concerns about this deal coming together. he thinks ptthe u.s. is being too lien yenltenient lenient, arguing iran shouldn't have any machines to enrich uranium. there are a number of democrats and republicans that say they should have the final sign-off on any deal. the obama administration has expressed concerns that all of the chaos in the middle east could undercut the talks. it's important to point out though melissa, what secretary kerry is trying to negotiate is a political ag

john kerry really wanted to be in boston monday tomorrow, for the opening, the dedication of the senator edward kennedysh? >> msnbc's andrea mitchell live in switzerland. thank you very much for that. >>> up next, andrew cuomo's future. the author of a new biography of the democratic governor of new york joins our panel next. usiness you have to work hard, know your numbers, and stay focused. i was determined to create new york city's first self-serve frozen yogurt franchise. and now you have 42 locations. the more i put into my business the more i get out of it. like 5x your rewards when you make select business purchases with your ink plus card from chase. and with ink, i choose how to redeem my points for things like cash or travel. how's the fro-yo? just peachy...literally. ink from chase. so you can. i have the worst cold with this runny nose. i better take something. dayquill cold and flu doesn't treat your runny nose. seriously? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold symptoms plus your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is. ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit t

kerry met with ortega no liberal was upset or when nancy pelosi met with president assad against the bush administration's wishes, everybody was upset. what is reaction? >> in a build up to 1994 election, ted kennedyhe naval hero, directed to the soviet union, asking him for help to get elected to beat ronald reagan and pledging he would work to reverse reagan's anti-soviet policies. you want to talk about betrayal? amnesia in washington sets in fast. how about last week? 40 democratic members of congress boycotted against bebe netanyahu but sided with iran. these are patriots trying to save our security and that of our allies and democrats joe biden, so excited about it. this is beneath the dignity of the senate? if barack obama breaks the law with executive orders even he said were illegal in the past, with the senate's powers being chipped away by a president that prefers third-world dictator methodology? the democrats have no argument whatever. >> now interestingly when pelosi met with assad hillary praised nancy pelosi. what a hypocrite. >> yes. well, you know, none of us have perfect voe cab back to youulary, but one word missing from the clinton's is integrity. it troubles me. in the end of

kerry. as you know, john is in europe with our allies and partners leading the negotiations with iran and the community standing up for principle that ted and his brother president kennedyte, and finally -- finally, the first years in the senate ted dispatched a young a to assemble a team of talent without rival. it was simple. common help ted kennedy make history. -- come and help ted kennedy make history, so i want to get a shout out to his staff 50 years later, more than 1000 strong. this is your day, as well. we are proud of you. of course, many of you now work with me, so enjoy today, because we have got to get back to work. distinguished guests, fellow citizens, in 1958, ted kennedy was a young man working to reelect his brother jack to the united states senate. on election night, the two toasted one another. here is to 1960, mr. president, ted said, if you can make it. with his quick irish wit, jack returned the test. here is to 1962, senator kennedy, if you can make it. they both made at. today, they are together again in eternal rest at arlington but their legacies are as alive as ever, right here in boston. the john f. kennedy library next door, the symbol of

kerry. [applause] many of you know, john is an europe with our allies and partners leading the negotiations with iran and the world community and standing up for principle that ted and his president kennedyin so strongly. let us never negotiate out of fear, but let us never fear to negotiate. [applause] finally, in his first years in the senate, ted dispatched a young aid. the sale was simple. i want to give a special shout out to his extraordinary loyal staff. 50 years later, a family nearly 1000 strong. we are proud of you. [applause] of course many of you now work with me. [laughter] enjoy today because we have to get back to work. [laughter] distinguished guests fellow citizens, and 1958, ted kennedy was the young man working to reelect his brother, jack, to the united states senate. on election night, the two toasted one another. here's to 1960, mr. president ted said, if you could make it. with his quick irish wit jack returned the toast, here's to the 1952 senator, if you can make it. they both made it. today, they are together again for a rest at arlington. their legacies are as alive as ever, together here in boston. the john f. kennedy library next door is the symbol of america