so he doesn't have to worry, kirsten -- >> i know.on't buy the apology tour. >> remarkably effective at undermining this. >> would you at least admit, though, he's pretty smart politically? >> screen yous. how can you become the -- genius, how can you become the leader of a nation that you don't like? >> it's going to be interesting to see the democrats press the economy and how well the economy is doing when we've seen what obamacare has done to a lot of small businesses in this country. recent fox news polling shows that people don't like the situation. 48% of voters that responded said that they think that the jobs situation is getting worse, 58% of registered voters, they disapprove of obama's handling of the economy. so where does he run and where, you know, where do democrats position themselves to boast about what's happened over the past -- >> well, and also "usa today" came out with a poll recently showing that the democrats are actually in the worst place they've been at this point in the midterms in 20 years. >> but, you kn

>> okay, here's kirsten and ted to help fill in those spaces. >> good afternoon, i'm kirsten mcgary, senior manager for sfmta thank you for taking time to hear about this proposed extension of the mou. we at the mta produced a real estate and mta vision for the 21st century. we are bringing our fa sits, three of which are more than 100 years old, into the 21st century. to do this we need to do what's called the shuffle, bring things out of the facility, rebuild them and prepare for a bigger fleet. we're getting bigger busses beginning next year so this facility at 1399 marin will be one of the key linchpins will be key to having a reserve fleet which serves in emergencies and special events. we have a new facility, as you know, across the street which we have built as part of the islas creek project. we have a new public park available as well as the open space already facing on the south side of the 1399 seawall lot. so ted is here to answer questions about uses. our islas creek project will be a brand new bus maintenance and operations yard. it now has a fuel and wash facility and

you and kirsten was not here. your thoughts. >> i was here. >> you were not here. >> gave a bad impression. >> i apologize. >> i actually agree with tucker. i think there are other components here. when you look at salary, you look at performance, you look at experience, you look at merit, how good you are on the job. i don't think you can just say blankly, well this person should get the same person as this person because they're holding same position. a lot of things was going into that. he was talking about treat people as individuals. everyone has different resume' and differ background and take gender out of it. don't give me same salary just because i'm a woman. >> kirsten, you shaking your head hard. >> always seem women end up not being as valuable in random occurrence. look at jill abramson, ken auletta wrote article for the "new yorker" where she was paid $100,000 less than her successor in a previous job. >> can i jump in on that point? bill keller, her successor, her predecessor, had been at the compan

this is outnumbered, i'm harris faulkner, and here with us today, sandra smith, jedediah bee la, kirsteners and today's hashtag one lucky guy, tucker carlson, he is outnumbered, and we're glad you're here. >> thanks for having me. >> welcome back. >> let's start with what's breaking. the man at the top of the veteran affairs is out after a meeting between va secretary eric shinseki and the president inside the oval office. the president telling reporters shinseki handed in his resignation. this issue of our veterans dying at home, waiting to see doctors was hot as fire be, as you might imagine, with americans across the nation standing up and demanding punishment. and with democrats jumping ship and joining republicans across the political aisle in expressing outrage that shinseki still had a job, and now he doesn't. at least not the job leading the va. watch. >> this morning i think some of you also heard rick take a truly remarkable action. in public remarks, he took personal responsibility and apologized to his fellow veterans and to the american people. and a few minutes ago, secreta

me and kirsten powers agree.n, you're odd man out. >> i want to be on team powers, team hannity. i feel left out, you know. >> defending obama every time. >> we love you. >> we kind of do. all right, coming up next right here on "hannity. >>> she feels that way and leave it alone. >> i don't think there is any argument about that. >> i'm done. >> okay and you're going to leave. >> no, i'm going to go to midland. >> okay. >> chaos erupts on a morning show set after the anchors disagree how michael sam, the first openly gay player in the nfl kissed his boy friend after he was drafted on national television. two women in that heated exchange join me next right here on "hannity." did you know, your eyes can lose vital nutrients as you age? [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. >>> welcome back to "hannity." thinks got heated in dallas, texas w

kirsten, doesn't that change things a little bit?issue of free speech, when speech is infringed on it has to be infringed on by the government to rise to constitutional level. we as americans should say whatever they think. kimberly right, an employer has an image and saying things contrary to what they're doing, i don't, i don't know it necessarily crosses line. my concern would be if they start using it because you're pro-life and you post a pro-life story and say, mozilla type thing that happened. that was infringement, that was his personal views. >> under your profile, say, opinions are my own. >> absolutely. you know what? is this the right place to be putting those opinions out quite frankly? is facebook the place to criticize your company? who really cares? is that what it is actually there for? i used to have a two profiles. you used to have a personal profile and work profile. i got rid of my personal profile, too many of my female friends were posting uncorns and kittens. it is true. i stick to my work profile. [laughing]

i mean, kirsten, you're in this every single day. do you truly know any journalists that leave all partisan politics, beliefs out of their reporting? >> i actually do. and i think -- sorry. >> i'm just going to interject if you guys will let me do this because we've got some breaking news that actually pertains to politics right now, and it's something we were waiting for this hour. house speaker john boehner has put together and called for the select committee on benghazi. and now we know the names of the members. and this is important because we were wondering what the breakout would be, republican/democrat, who will be on it. here are some answers. republican representative trey gowdy, south carolina; lynn westmoreland of georgia; jim

i want to speak to kirsten's point his personality is low-key. this man is a veteran who had to use the system. he lost part of his foot by stepping on a landmine in vietnam. it is a little odd he would not be more out there with his emotions. when night shows take poke at you. jon stewart says his mad as hell face looks like i'm out of orange juice face. it becomes problematic. >> like for myself i don't show emotions very often. >> we have to president you on a seven-second delay. >> maybe i should talk to shinseki to show him how to look angry. >> this topic gets other people emotional. this appears to contradict the storyline the white house gave on the terror attack in benghazi that killed four americans. darrell issa says a classified email he received, within hours the attack the white house warned youtube about consequences of posting an anti-islam video. that was before the intelligence community came up with those controversial talking points portraying the attack as response to the video and a narrative which turned out not to be true.

kirsten, the president says washington doesn't work.t this is the problem of the republicans? is this all lie in their lap? >> well i think he is right, the republicans don't really want to work with him on anything and they haven't since he came into office. i think this is their approach. this is probably a complaint many presidents would make, blaming things on the other party but i think in particular the republicans, i mean, tucker, what have they worked with him on? >> in this term? no, they are very anxious, the leadership of the republican party is very anxious to get an immigration deal because their donors are in favor. they want more cheap labor. they think it helps their companies. they are anxious to do that. i don't think they will reach accommodation much the base of republican party -- >> has been wanting to do immigration deal for a long time. >> more complicated than that. washington does its jobs when prevents bad laws. washington work something not consensus and pass it like obamacare. it is filtering out crummy stuf

tough times ahead for politicians, kirsten.we surprised that people don't have positive feelings about basically every politician? >> i guess they're paying attention. so there's a lot to be unhappy about. i think also what they found was that this has been going on for quite some time. in the last decade, actually, they have not broken the 50% mark on approval for the groups that you just mentioned. so i think the democratic party, the republican party, they have been in pretty bad straits for a long time. and this is, i think, reflective of the fact that the country really hasn't been going very well in quite some time. >> larry, what do you make of it? we have the midterm elections coming up very soon in november. what does it say to you about whether voters will go out and actually partake? >> as much as i'd like to predict a solange knowles-style beatdown of the republicans on the democrats, i can't do that. people are disaffected with the federal government. that plays into the republicans' hands. the republican party nee

but kirsten is so right. the white house can only blame themselves.ven reporters in this town are starting to figure out that they have been so, so reluctant to release any information. and it begs the question, why? what was going on that night? and that's all republicans and most americans want to know at this point, what happened. >> it was interesting to watch jay carney over the last few days. they'd solidified the talking points saying the republicans are after this conspiracy theory and they're really good at investigating investigations. do you think he can stay with those talking points and try to blow off the select committee? >> i don't think reporters really seem to be buying it anymore. if the white house had released all the information in the first place, they would be on much stronger ground. they could have said, this is what we thought at the time. we made a mistake. but instead, they have come out with a variety of different stories, in fact, they're constantly changing their story. they redacted an e-mail that was quite obviously a

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if it had been laid out there, you know as well as i do, kirsten, it never would have passed. >> bille you under the impression that if obamacare didn't exist that this wouldn't be happening? that's what is really troubling to me is that neither of you. >> the question well you asked me a question. just ask me a question. >> i would like to make my point before you answer. you both are talking as if we had this fantastic healthcare system. >> no, we're not. >> where everything was fine. where costs weren't going up. where pools of doctors weren't shrinking, where people weren't having to pay extra money to seat doctors they wanted to see. this already existed. obamacare did not create. this that is complete and utter nonsense. >> monica and i are not saying that you are putting words in our mouth. that's not fair. >> because of obamacare those things are happening. happening in major companies. they are happening in major companies right now. >> kirsten, we are going to deal with reality here. you put words in my mouth and her mouth. >> no, i didn't. >> i will let her speak for hersel

welfare reform. >> kirsten, you don't talk like that.ve had a lot of straight talk recently. >> yeah. >> what do you think about the fact that there are these republicans that come out and say, we shouldn't do this at all because it's overpromising to our constituents? is that the right approach or do constituents want to see action finally? >> i was saying, it's a very different dynamic than 1994. people look back to that and say, look how successful republicans were in 1994. but that was more of a revolution. that's not what's going on right now. the republicans have the house. they're almost definitely going to maintain control of the house. this would fall under the category of an unnecessary risk. there's just -- there's no reason to do it necessarily because people already know what they believe. and they're already very, very, very unhappy with the president. and i think also the question you were saying, well, most republicans would agree on the national security issue. but there are things that all republicans don't agree on. on

so what about the democrat message is not resonating with 18-32-year-olds, kirsten?well, so typically they don't show up in midterm elections generally speak, and democrats generally don't do as well in midterm elections. that said, there was another poll i think harvard did that showed that they are still falling beneath what the turnout democrats, or democrat millennials are still falling beneath the number they hit in 2010. >> all right. i've got to bring it to a chose. white house briefing, jay carney, let's watch together. >> review the history here. what happened in benghazi was a tragedy. four americans were killed including the u.s. ambassador to libya. this administration's focus since that event has been on pursuing those who did harm to americans, who killed americans and bringing them to justice and taking action to insure that the failures in security that helped cause this or lead to this event were addressed and changed. what we have seen since hours after the attack, after the attack beginning with a statement by the republican nominee for president i

kirsten, to larry's point, vets are dying. what needs to happen here to fix this? >> it's in the just that they're do you go. we've known that they haven't been getting very good care and that there have been -- there are a lot of vets who have come back who have posttraumatic stress disorder who are left waiting for a year or more to get treatment. that's a serious issue, to leave somebody to live with where they can't get basic medication. it's inhumane. and considering what they've sacrificed for the country is unbelievable. and it's been going on for a very long time. >> this is not just the obama administration, although there was that information yesterday that they were told in a transition period in 2008 that the secret waiting lists were already in existence then and apparently not much happened. got to wrap it there, guys. thank you so much. we'll be back in touch with you very soon. >>> the american legion getting its hands on the new v.a. memo which reveals scheduling problems that date back years. in april of 2010, the deputy secretary for health for o

with the manuscript collections it can range from corporate are kirsten quebecers to family records. some of my most favorite things of the family records. not only do you get the correspondence between family members of a lot of time to especially in the early 1800's people kept diaries. and so these are diaries that are written daily. so the ones who will look at the day are a series of diaries from 84-64 that were capped by dr. edward is where rich and his wife. dr. rich was one of the first doctors. he was actually born in idaho, went to medical school in philadelphia, came back in 1894 and decided he wanted to marry elmira. she said that she would marry him in chile had established practice. the move, but al's car rented a building, started his medical practice. this journal the we will start with is actually elmira's journal from 1818 which is an interesting air. one of my favorite entries is this one. she writes busy with housework all morning. this afternoon went to a meeting to prepare boxes -- christmas boxes. when with the family for an online this afternoon. barry is that

let's bring in steve hayes, kirsten power and charles.sident said a small team is on the way. i don't think we know exactly what that comprises but help is being offered. you hear representatives on capitol hill and others calling pr more robust action. . >> i think it's okay that we don't know exactly what's being offered. i don't think the president should tell everybody. we should keep this secret but provide as much help as we can. one of the things that's clear is they have significant ties to al qaeda, to affiliates and they have a target for al qaeda proper for years when al qaeda drew up a list for places that were right of growth for the kind of islam we see practiced by al qaeda. nigeria was on the list. it's not surprising we have seen this kind of growth. we should treat it like we treat an extension of the war on terror and we should fight it aggressively. >> both sides of the aisle are adamant about how horrific this is. >> yeah. this is a horrific situation. and i think it's great that everybody is so concerned about it. on

>> the republican problem in the following way, kirstens is amtrak has trouble and so do usa airs. airlines go out of business. amtrak is run by a government that prints money and can never let am tram go out of business no matter how many wills with it loses. what the republicans should see is this: this weekend, memorial day weekend, americans are driving on the interstate highway system. when the government decided to build that, and the country needed it, it did not go into the highway building business and start a federal highway construction company. it dealt with the private sector. it got done. they can do the same with this. there is no reason why you give people vouchers to be deemed in -- no ron you cannot give vouchers to the veterans to be used in private hospitals. what you do you think? >> a fiercely divided ukraine votes on a new leader amid a surge in violence. we will talk with the senator in ukraine as part of a group monitoring the election. this is the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. it's not the "limit your hard earned cash back" card . it's not t

they have to check it out if there are complaints made. >> thoughts, kirsten?yeah, i mean, i guess that's the best thing to do, i think we need more information about the relationship between these two people. we don't know. did they grow up together? have they known each other for a long type. >> that's what they are saying. >> i guess, there is a part of me that thinks it's a little scary to think of child services to come into your house -- >> social media. >> i don't know that rises to this level. they aren't abusing their child. they are cooperating. >> in fact, they say they don't believe in punishment, will and jada. >> didn't this come up with miley and billy ray cyrus. >> that was inappropriate. there wasn't an investigation to this extend. there was public outrage and people upset. >> there are people beating the crap out of their children not getting investigated and they are spending time on this picture? i don't know. that's strange. >> don't you have to err on the side of caution? >> there are laws on the books whether you like them or not. that's

joining me, host of fox news' media buzz and speech writer and krir st kirsten powers. welcome to you-all a. h howy, let me start with you, has the press fall down in covering the benghazi story? >> benghazi was a tragedy but the investigation is old. it's complicated. the country has moved on. this is key that because fox treats it as a big story, it must be hype, it must be partisan. when you had this ben rhodes e-mail, when this comes out, you have outlets doing nothing but then that explosion in the briefing room we saw cbs major garrett and jonathan karl and others, that confrontational tone while not necessarily reflected on the air changed the game in making many in the media coming out two days later with a story that should have run the day before. i think it changed the idea that maybe the white house is not being fully forthcoming here. >> kirsten, one of the things that exchange showed us is the power of the media. they have considerable power. when you see jonathan karl going after jay carney, it makes some other media pay attention because it's no longer j

kirsten, your feelings about the democrats?s was a tough call for them. >> i felt all along it was better to be them to be there than not be there. it would look like they don't care, like they don't think this is a real issue. it would give the republicans too much of a free reign to do whatever they want. i think pel osi wants them there. she has chosen people on the committees that have already investigated this so they can say this is old news. we have already seen this. to kind of tamp down, you know, the sense that there are new revelations coming and to run interneerns a little bit. i don't think it's to send a life line to hillary clinton. but maybe for other people who come in, you know, to try to help them out. >> all right. thank you, panel. thank you senator ayotte. coming up, our power player of the week, honoring america's fallen with 24 musical notes. ey. but the energy bp produces up here ey. creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technol

claire mccaskill and kirsten gillibrand teaming up, calling for more money to enforce sexual assaultigher ed institutions accountable. a new white house report revealing 1 in 5 women are sexually assaulted during their college years. two former unc students spoke out about their own experiences this weekend on "melissa harris perry". >> from our own assault experiences and filing complaints and helping students at dozens of other colleges, it's been a long way. initially when we first did it we were ridiculed and said it was all in our heads and we were in over our heads. now the white house and senate is talking about it and clearly we're in this together. >> joining me for the first joint interview, claire mccaskill and new york senator kirsten gillibrand. i'm struck by the bravery of those two women. it wasn't that long ago it was very hard for women to speak up. it is only because of people like you and the valerie jair receipt and white house task force beginning to make it easier, still difficult but easier for women to speak up. >> there's no question, andrea, we both understa

kirsten powers served in the clinton administration from 1993 to 1998. kirsten, you know, why now?es out and says i am determined to have a different ending to my story, to give a purpose to my past. >> uh-huh. well, you know, i don't know whether it's being, you know, somehow timed because we have, you know, she thinks somehow hillary clinton is in the news. a lot of people are saying that but that doesn't quite seem right to me. i think if she was going to do that she would wait until closer to the election. so, you know, maybe the opportunity presented itself, and she says she wants to help people who are bullied online. i think we can just sort of take her at face value personally. i don't know what else to make of it. >> hillary clinton came out and she -- the blair papers came out of hillary's closest friend and she had donated those papers. in them hillary is documented as calling monica a narcissistic loony tune and won has to wonder whether she felt the need to respond to that. hillary also acknowledges that she may have a had a role in her husband's cheating, perhaps driv

. >> here with reaction, brian and also he's radio host, kirsten powers up from d.c. us. and dana perino. thanks for being with us. >> i hope you come back. >> you don't mean that. >> i do. >> i'll never go away. i want to be on the number one show. you made me at home and grilling hannity was your idea. >> hazing hannity. >> let's take a look at for example, look at joe biden for a minute and a montage of him. roll that tape. >> delaware, the largest growth in population is indian americans moving from india. you cannot go to a 7-eleven or a dunkin donuts unless you have a slight accent. i'm not kidding. >> better than anybody else. you don't know my state. my state is a slave state, the eighth largest black population in the country. >> we got the first sort of main stream america who is articulate and bright and clean and nice-looking guy. i mean, that's it. >> they will put y'all back in chains. >> put y'all -- main stream, the president is articulate and clean. >> that's just joe. >> that's just joe. you don't want to defend this? >> no. >> rush limbaugh says sea

you know. >> kirsten, i never saw tommy veert the other night. so arrogant and cavalier. is the guy in the situation room? i'm scandalized that he didn't seem to care. i mean he said he did but he would didn't seem to. >> bret prepped him on on where best information is available a guy in the newspaper quoted as saying this. what does that mean. >> no doubt that tommy cares. good american that cares about his country and people who serve our country interest. >> and getting president obama reelected. >> put politics first though that's where you get sarcastic and dismissive and look like you don't care at all. >> i have done too many murder cases to feel. to me it's astounding. anyway, i'm going to take the last word on that. panel, thank you. a u.s. marine says he just made a wrong turn the marine sergeant landing in a mexican jail. you will hear from him from we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (husband) that's good to know. peace of mind is important when so we provide it services you bucan rely on. with centurylink as your t

jonah goldberg, kirsten powers and charles krauthammer. these stories point to a problem that began well before the obama administration. >> well, it's obvious from the clip you showed where the president was speaking in 2009. he's already in office. he identifies exactly the problem that we're talking about right now and he says, of course, as any good liberal will, we're going to add a lot of money, throw some money at it and this time we're going to do it well clearly throwing money at it which is what they tried to do across the board for every problem, they throw money at it. add a few inputs and nothing happened at the other side. the reason is this, the cooking of the books as a result of the delays, but the larger problem is why do you get the delays? and brit hume talked about this in his commentary. this is a purely government-run service. doctors are on salary. they have zero incentive to see a lot of patients. in the albuquerque report that you saw in the daily beast, they reported the average cardiologist treats alone in one w

with with us now to respond, monica crowley and kirsten powers who joins us from washington.n? >> well, first of all, it's not just liberals who are concerned about this. there are conservatives who will concerned about it newt gingrich in particular is somebody who has spoken with the problems with mass incarceration in the country. i don't think we have to say this is just a liberal issue. >> would you cide it's being driven by the george soroses. >> no. he doesn't own the "new york times." >> they have nothing to do with each other. the point is we do have a problem in this country with mass incarceration. >> what's the problem that you see it? how do you define the problem. >> for you to quote the fact that the violent crime rate has dropped. >> right. >> somehow evidence that we don't have a problem doesn't make any sense to me. because, first of all, they weren't just talking about violent crime. talking about people thrown in jail 15 to 25 years for selling two ounces of marijuana. that is a problem. it happens under the three strikes law and it does happen under the r

kirsten your feels about what the democrats decided because this was a tough call for them. >> i feltas better for them to be there than not be there. because they don't feel like this is a real issue and it won't give the republicans free range to do whatever they want. and i think pelosi wants them there, she's chosen people to be on the committee who's already investigated this so they can say, this is old news, we have already seen this, to simply tamp down that there are new regulations coming. i don't think it's to send a lifeline to hillary clinton, i don't think hillary clinton needs a lifeline, but for other people who need to come in to try to help them out. >> thank you, panel. up next our power player of the week, honoring america's fallen with 24 musical notes. you, my friend are a master of diversification. who would have thought three cheese lasagna would go with chocolate cake and ceviche? the same guy who thought that small caps and bond funds would go with a merging markets. it's a masterpiece. thanks. clearly you are type e. you made it phil. welcome home. now what'

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kirsten powers served in the clinton administration. kirsten, good to see you. let me start with ms. bosworth, a republican running for office, the u.s. senate and she says is coming from the left and this is her)móaÑ commenting. >> the democrats talk about a war on women. but much of what you see here is written by the supposedly tolerant liberals. their message is clear. conservative women are fair game. if you are a female and a republican, anything goes. >> what do you make of it? >> well, i think there is something to it and if you look back at a lot of the treatment of republican women over the years, there is a lot of evidence to back up what she is saying. if you look at the way sarah palin was treated for example and you have -- these aren't just fringe people posting on, you know, a website. you have ed schultz issuing bill bow alerts for her. if you look how hillary clinton has been treated by chris matthews, you know, who is a liberal. referred to her as witch and she devil in 2008 when she was running against obama. keith, you know, said s.e. cupp s

democrats -- >> one at a time, guys. >> there are democrats who believe in god who know that what kirstening is true and with all due respect, i'm a democrat. i was in the white house. i pushed for prayer, believe in god and we're americans and not to be divided. we're to solve problems constructively. you with me sean and we can part friends and allies, not be bitter. it's not liberals against conservativ conservatives. >> hold on. in the 40s and 50s, what were the problems in our school? by the way, before the civil rights, hang on, before the civil rights act, before the voting rights act, which by the way, republicans, lyndon johnson because al gore's father wasn't available -- >> conservatives. >> i'm agreeing with the sins and there is no excuses for it, period, end of sentence but with all that said, the problems weren't morally as severe. >> absolutely. >> for all of america. >> what are you talking about? it was segregation. >> segregation was evil. but i'm saying -- you're missing my point. i'm saying segregation was evil. >> none of the liberals here have spoken about conservat

i met everybody from casey aflac to kareem abdul jabbar, kirsten gillebrand, lindsay von was followinge around saying i want to you meet this guy and that guy. >> what did you think of president obama's performance? >> he's always so good. i've gone the last 30 years. i've got to bring up the 2011 one when seth meyers was hosting when the president performed standup comedy the night before the bin laden raid. so to be able to do that, that year, the rest is easy, and the president always does very well. he times it really well, and we got to give credit to the people who write the president's jokes. they're really good writers. >> joel mchale was good. he definitely stepped up to the plate. what was your favorite moment? >> joel mchale is great. just be clear the standup comedi comedian, this is not a fun gig. it's not a great gig to prepare for. you're nerve-wracked sitting there for two hours next to the first lady, scratching jokes off, writing more jokes. the best moment was when he made fun of chris christie. i'm not a fan of the fat joke, it's too easy and done but i think we hav

kirsten dunst in rodarte. with an imprint design on the front. and that looks like the death star. for real. and maggie gyllenhaal, in a colorful dress by valentino. >> i like the valentino one. >> me, too. >> overnight, the postparty tweets were out. olivia munn, sending out this picture of matt bomer, carrying her shoes as she goes barefoot. and she said, red carpet is over. my feet have had enough. they worked together in "magic mike." >> like prince charming looking for cinderella. with the slippers. >>> this moment on the red carpet, getting a lot of buzz. beyonce and jay z, showing their romantic side. when she dropped her ring, he found it. and then, knelt down on one knee, offering a mock proposal. boy, oh, boy. what a gentleman. >> nice. >>> here's a real treat for a couple of kids near san francisco and their friends. >> this is all thanks to a do-it-yourself dad, that built a 180-foot-long rollercoaster in the backyard. took him about 300 hours of work over 6-month period. >> all of the supplies cost $3,500. but if that's the cost of making your kids' dreams come true, i

. >> i'm kirsten legary with the san francisco mta and ask for approval of the lease. as you know, the sfmta has 76 transit lines with 146 terminals all over the city and into daly city. many routes are long, taking 43 to 83 minutes each and -- yes, could you have somebody put the presentation on the laptop? thank you very much. so operators need decent safe and sanitary facilities in which to serve them for personal needs and they need to have those close by the terminal locations in order not to have to leave the scheduled routes. we have a variety of solutions to provide restrooms for operators and other field services staff, including 21 permanent restrooms all over the city, 15 temporary portables, which are in the process of being replaced, 22 licenses, leases and use permits and 28 free restrooms that are open to the public. we also have the operator convenience station project to install prefabricated restrooms in three phases in the city. the first 7 units in 6 locations have been approved by the city, and we appreciate your support for those. the three rooms

here's lynne cheney and kirsten powers on a theory we tossed around this table yesterday. >> i really wonder if this isn't an effort on the clintons' part to get that story out of the way. would "vanity fair" publish anything about monica lewinsky that hillary clinton didn't want in "vanity fair"? >> the idea that the clintons are behind this just seems like a real stretch to me. not because i don't think they're capable of it but just because i don't think monica lewinsky would ever do anything to please them. >> i don't know. doesn't it make sense to get it out of the way? how about this? let's just throw it up there and see what happens and see what the response is and see how big an issue it's going to be for 2016. >> i maintain my theory that there's no explicit direction from the clinton campaign suggesting it. it's just that the left communicates in like a secret code language that we can't understand, they use like that special ink to be able to understand it. it's not a right-wing conspiracy. it's a silent left-wing conspiracy. and right on cue this morning the "washington po

>> kirsten has the last word. thank you very much, tucker. >>> three developing stories. shinseki is out. the president accepted the va's president resignation. more on the new head of the troubled va. and a now arrest in the boston marathon investigation. the suspect due to appear in court. his connection to the brothers. and wife of casy kassem appearing in court. we begin where we left off. secretary shinseki is out. and i am jennalee. >> and facing growing bipartisan calls to step down secretary shinseki offered his resignation to the president in the white house. the president accepted it. slo an gibeson is stepping n. former ceo of the uso and will be acting secretary until a permanent secretary is found. >> general shinseki has dedicated his life to the country and we thank him for the service. his resignation does not absolve the president of his responsibility to step in and make things right for our veterans. business as usual cannot continue. >> we are not even noon and it is a beg news day. ed henry joins us with more on the developing story, ed. >> it is not

thompson claims that a high official at the fda kirsten to introduce the bill. the food and drug ministration to no action find the banana slug and refining. a design studies. the released a press release, detectable quantities of non hallucinogens and bananas. donovan's recent hit miller yellow was war and the women to be about you know what, electrical banana will be the latest craze. the song was actually written before the print was hatched, kooky cosmic coincidence. the constant repetition amelya low on radius amplified the banana hoax as a spread through subterranean tributaries, corporate channels, and word of mouth. a famous rumor about the beatles paul mccartney followed a similar pattern. in 1969 news spread that he died in a car accident and had been replaced by a look and sound like. underground newspapers, free-form and radio and of a counter cultural efforts in every time and life ran with it and region -- legions of stoned hippies were poring over the of loans. it was all in good fun, but not everyone appreciated this. in the case of the banana of

kirsten did not confess to this crime. instead she claims she was raped in a parking lot and depended herself by stabbing her attacker. she told a counsellor about the incident. when a homeless man was found dead and mutilated in a dumpsters on the other part of town the counsellor told the police. >> when the police came to speak to her they thought they were talking about her violent rape, her crime. she was led to believe they were talking about the same case. that is a travesty. >> you can catch the first episode of "the system", midnight eastern, nine pacific >>> still ahead - california chrome is the favourite to win the tripple crown. will a rule at its next race end the winning streak. >>> plus, what a group of amateur scientists hope to do with a satellite that is lost in space. >>> to space and back. the space x dragons returned home after delivering supplies. the privately owned cargo ship undocked, bricking samples and equipment to earth. it landed in the pacific ocean. spacex has a contract with n.a.s.a. for 1

here today harris faulkner, jedediah bila, kirsten powers and today's #oneluckyguy, bob beckel!bered." how does it feel? >> i'm used to this. i'm not terribly frightened. i will pick up pieces of my life and carry on. so it is okay. i know all four of you. it will be a tough fight but we'll be all right. [laughter].

. >> kirsten, i heard you cried at works once? >> i did. a long time ago. when i worked at aol.s exhausted, overwhelmed, just really was a the end of my rope. i traveled all the time. i ran our international communication. i had a bunch of things happen. i cried in front of my boss. i actually, i ended up, actually ended up quitting. i just realized, not that that moment, i realize this job has gotten a little out of control. there is no boundaries. i work seven days a week, 24 hours a day. i had people who worked for me cried in frond of me, because people were run into the ground. when they cried, i was sympathetic because i knew they were overworked and they were, there was too much pressure on them. and you know, it wasn't happening all the time. it was something that happened once maybe with each employee. look, it's fine. this is stressful. >> kimberly, you didn't tell us whether you cry? >> she's a crier. >> i'm like sandra i'm sentimental and i cry when i see emotion or families or veterans, things like that great stories, kid of course. >> did you cry as prosecutor ever

kirsten, what do you make of that because poor porchenko has a large task ahead of him. >> he seems likele person to do if it. if someone is going to be successful he could do it. enough relationship in both directions. one of the main complaints of ukrainians is they want to have a better relationship with the west. they want to have, you know, their economy more liberalized and a more successful western style economy. that's something that he seems in a position to do. so if you want to look at the possible positive sides there are possible positive sides. and i think he is probably the best person to get them there, assuming that, you know, your parade of horribles doesn't occur. >> well, time will tell. russian president putin has talked about whatever happens with the elections we are prepared to work with the person that the ukrainians elect and place into authority. but there are all these things that go on that seem in conflict with what he says. his actions and strong arming over the gas lines, the debt. making what appear to be veiled threats about those issues. where do you th

kirsten powers is here, as i mentioned. this is your political party, democrats, who are now on the defensive as sandra mentioned. when you hear comments as you just heard, what does that tell you about this administration? >> it seems they are not taking it seriously. it is not that big of a deal, just talking about some talking points. of course, the talking points are the only way we are able to find anything out. anything about what was going on. it is not really about the talking points per se. we first learned the president was in the situation room last night with basic facts that have not been given note. somewhere in the white house. what does that mean. >> the most transparent presidency, now we find out president obama wasn't even in the situation room when one of our embassies or conflicts were under attack and people were dying. >> they are very transparent when they want to show the picture all the time. >> he was in the white house, spent a night in the white house. he made a speech from the rose garden and g