i signed it forcefully, madeline. [laughter] >> let me ask you of of the list of issues and it goes to some of the comments the former president made. the european should take the lead on the problem, and as you mentioned as i think the president mentioned when christopher secretary of state went over to europe in the spring of 1990 they were very unsatisfactory series of meetings that left without a clear direction or a plan. it seemed in addition to the fact that you mention mentioned in those first months, the administration was struggling with what was the right talents in the post-cold war period back in consulting with allies? >> frankly that was something that the first president bush had been working on and we really did think that the europeans were ready to take some responsibility. they were doing pretty well economically. nato was functioning and i think we had a sense that this was in the heart of europe and why couldn't they do something about it and it was very frustrating. at the u.n., it was very frus

madeline, tambiÉn a ti por compartir con nosotros cÍ aÍ en despierta amÉrica.ulta que su familia estÁ viviendo casi momentos de terror tanto asÍ que emigraro a los estas unidos. les parece si vemos quÉ fue lo que dijo. declaraciones interesantes. >> por eso, optÉ llevÁrmelos a san antonio, yo gano en pesos y allÁ se gasta en dÓlares, no importa, la seguridad no tiene precio. no dejo mÉxico por cobarde. sigo trabajando aquÍ pero no voy a exponer mÁs a mi familia. monterrey se puso bien difÍcil. extorsiones. no quiero hablar de mÁs. y llegaron al negocio para ofrecerme protecciÓn. por quÉ protecciÓn? para los socios. para mi familia. parmÍ. ya sufrí el ro de una camieta, de una motode la casa. pues, quÉ mÁs espero? que me van a secuestrar un hijo? pueso. >> increÍble el tema de la inseguridad en nuestros pÍses y cÓmo tenemos que manejarnos nosotros con toda esta ola delictiva que se estÁ viviendo. >> no solamente por Él. uno piensa en quiÉn? en su familia y por eso tomaron decisiÓ que tomaron. sus hijos, milies viven en una incertidumbre constante. la inseguridad

one of the skaters, madeline, is joining us here in a little bit.ou so much for joining us. >> good morning, thank you for having me. >> pretty exciting to have the show here in town. you do a couple shows a day? >> two a day, and three tomorrow, and three on sunday as well. also, we'll be in oakland. >> look at the video from the show. mickey and minnie there. tell us about what we see in the show. >> well, you just saw alice there. i play alice in wonderland. it is a great celebration on ice. every prince and princess character and celebration you can imagine. >> wow, that is pretty cool. >> i wonder if triplet toddlers would like a show like that? >> of course they would. >> that's what we have. >> there's mickey. >> look who has shown up? >> mickey is not wearing his skates this morning. >> no, but he'll be soon. >> okay, you start playing this morning through this weekend in san jose. then next weekend at the oracle arena. >> yes. >> thank you for coming by. mickey, glad you braved the storm to come into the bay area this morning. we appreciate

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for more, we're joined by jamie rubin, former assistant secretary of state under madeline albright. we're happy you're with us this morning. we've heard the president it talk about speeding up the transition. a lot of it sounds like diplomatic code words. is the president without saying it trying to nudge him to leave now? >> yes r, i think president oba has einvolved his position over the last ten days and now it's very clear after yesterday's huge outpouring of support for the pro democracy movement that the regime's effort to use the tricks of the trade, to use vie lepsz, to use crack downs on the media and any number of other methods failed. and so i think yesterday was the final turning point. it's now clear that president mubarak has to go. president obama and his officials behind the scenes working i'm sure through multiple channel, diplomatic channels, perhaps intelligence channels, are trying to develop as he said an orderly transition. and that's complicated because of the constitution in egypt was set up to -- as an advantage to president mubarak and needs to be changed.

madelin was one of the earliest foreign-policy thinkers to recognize the important role of economic aid diplomacy in building a better and safer world. one of her british legacies as secretary of state is a broad bipartisan consensus for a smart power approach to foreign policy. it utilizes all the tools we have available in these global challenges that we face today. i thank the u.s. global leadership coalition for the very important work you do to support our development and diplomatic efforts around the world. to a strong and effective international budget. we will need to this year more than ever. i thank you for making a habit of honoring the zero women i care most about. hillary was your honjoree last year and you have made another excellent selection this year. a like to congratulate the other honoree, tom ridge and thank him for his great work. madeline, i congratulate you and thank you for your service to the nation, to the world, to me, and for unbelievable friendship. enjoy an evening well-deserved. bless you all. [applause] >> and so it is with my deepest admiration and resp

>> i just want to say what a pleasure it is for me to be here with madeline and sandy berger and peter galbraith and especially with president clinton. when i think back on those years, there was unified leadership in the united states government. there was a man in charge who had vision and courage and he took as to where we need to go. the military was not really part of that vision. colin powell explained it when he was the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and his attitude came down as him going to the meetings and i say to tell me what you want to do and i will tell you what it takes but will not help you do the policy. the military was in a reactive mode i got there in the spring of 1994 and every weekend there was a crisis. it was north korea, it was haiti, it was a shootdown of aircraft in bosnia. i had no idea. from the outside, you could not see this. inside the military institution, we were recovering from the war in iraq. we were digesting the lessons learned and we have precision strikes and high-technology. if you could see the ground, you could control it. we are als

hello, madeline. >> hello. you're being put to the test here.ish muffin, two waffles or oatmeal. it's not the oatmeal. >> it's one of these two. >> because everyone thinks that's it, i'm going with the flax. >> a gift i give to you, hoda woman. >> who has ever heard of a flax waffle? >> it's whole grains and all that. flax seed, exactly. how about pancakes? >> i don't eat this stuff. >> a plate of pancakes, no extra butter, but a quarter extra syrup. does this have more or less than 50 on c 500 calories? it's more. it's 650 calories. how many teaspoons would you save if you went to sugar-free syrup? is it 7, 10 or 14 teaspoons? >> 14. >> hoda is right. >> you can get sugar free syrup? >> it's perfectly fine if you want to use it. now we're going to some breakfast meat. we have turkey bacon, canadian bacon and regular pork bacon. rank these from lowest to highest fat. >> you go and then i'll get it right. that should be first, i think. >> and that's canadian bacon. that's your choice? >> no, i just want to know what it is. i'll make it my choice