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. >> john, you ought to have somebody there -- >> she surpassed a predecessor, i think it was madeline al bright who held the record. >> what was albright's record? >> this is a million miles. >> excuse me, hillary just passed that record in the last couple of months. so it's not that big a deal. >> john what you're saying -- >> pat, please, i would like to finish. >> go ahead. >> in terms of the accountability here, there was an accountability aboard that she appear pointed that reported, that calls for like 29 different reforms which goes step by step where it was broken down, and maybe she should have read those cables, and i would hope that john kerry -- >> she doesn't have to. with the enhanced technology we have. >> john, let me talk to your point. >> she is not going to read every cable. >> the cable was addressed to her. we have a copy of the cable on this broadcast. >> john, let me talk to your point. you're exactly right. if she is going to do this million miles of travel there ought to be an executive deputy of hers at the state department in the building. >> i'm sure she ha

tennis of course very publicly fact anonymous as the only ally they had in the west and it was a show madeline the entire success of the arab spring but john had our out of time thanks so much of ink on the kaiser report. yeah nice nice to almost see you guys open is oak we're together in the same place and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser a par with me max kaiser and stacy herbert and i think my guest john perry barlow is going to send an email please do so it ties a reported r t t v dot ru until next time nice guys are saying by all. the worst for those. white house to the. radio guy in fort lauderdale minutes from a quick profit on what you watch closely because you've never seen anything like this i'm cold.

tennis of course very publicly fact anonymous as the only ally they had in the west and it was a show madeline the entire success of the arab spring but john had our out of time thanks so much of ink on the kaiser report. yeah nice nice to almost see you guys open joke we're together in the same place and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i think my guest john perry barlow is going to same email please do so it ties a reported r t t v dot ru until next time x. guys are saying by you know. join me on a journey to the heart of the problem to a place is hidden from the terrorists you're going to meet some real credible insiders although they may not be the usual news makers you see on t.v. . slow bit. of both of those. live. in the good speech. she gave. her. i wish i was pleased to bomb it good but please. let me. just see. it in the. head of her i know my mind i'm a little. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part o

of course very publicly thanked anonymous as the only ally they had in the west and it was a show madeline the entire success of the arab spring but john had our out of time thanks so much of ink on the kaiser report. yeah nice nice to almost see you guys open arms oak we're together in the same place and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i think my guest john perry barlow is going to same email please do so it ties a reported r t t v dot ru until next time x. guys are saying bye oh. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so foreleg you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. technology innovation called the least of elements from around russia. the future covered. let me let me respond i would not let me ask you a question. here i missed that word is what we have in the bank we have our our knives.

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but let's go back to just a ten years ago in the last days and weeks of the clinton administration madeline albright then secretary of state was sent to north korea by clinton there seemed to be a thought there seemed to be an opening there was the possibility of a normalization of relations a peace treaty as a mansion which was has been missing since july one thousand fifty three when the when the hostilities came to an end and during that time north korea agreed to suspend its nuclear arms program it was only when george w. bush came in scotch that plan resumed extreme provocations against north korea did north korea say well you know what we're going to build nuclear weapons and they just kicked out the i.a.e.a. inspectors and went forward what north korea really wants is peace they want normalization of relations with the united states sanctions will only cause north korea more sanctions will cause north korea to do more that threatens those who are who are imposing the sanctions on the letter we had and then others too said that he believes that north korea's antics actually worked in

madelin said it got worse from there, after having back surgery, leopold called from the hospital toe to make sure that two plays officers worked by his bedside at all times in the hospital after his mistress came there and "threw a fit." she said he constantly made her change his catheter urine bag. she said that he said, do not have a problem with it,do you? others to take the stand include a former account executive janet owens, who spoke briefly with reporters. >> i cannot speak to that one. hopefully the judge will decide. courts that court will be closed monday for the martin luther king jr. holiday. it will resume tuesday morning at 9:00 11 news, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a celebration to mark the anniversary of the birth of the the late dr. martin luther king jr. appeare >> for the past eight years, the county executive has tried to stay focused on remembering dr. kent and with the pilots character -- dr. king in a way that highlights character. ♪ >> across set the stage for the king celebration. a crowd of mostly baltimore employees came to recognize dr. king. >> i have a dream. m

you'd feel really good if dylan and madeline and catherine and chase and jesse and james took the bus to school this morning. you'd feel really good if grace and emily and jack and noah and caroline and jessica and avielle and ben were alive today. you'd feel really good if parents all across this country didn't have to wake up every morning worrying that without action that their kids were at risk just like those kids in newtown. >> senator chris murphy of connecticut, who before winning election to the senate in this past year he was the congressman who represented newtown. joining us now is not only connecticut senator chris murphy but actually the entire senate delegation from the state of connecticut, senator murphy joined tonight by his colleague senator richard blumenthal, who you saw speak just before him. gentlemen, i really appreciate you both being here tonight. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> senator blumenthal, let me start with you. you said today that this is going to be a hard fight, that nobody should think this is going to be easy. giv

david mandel who did the first obama both that said madeline described obama, sr. to him as very strange. and i of course interviewed everybody else around him. they were not happy. i won't say for five it is very difficult for them. it wasn't necessarily because of race. it had a lot of elements to. his personality, the of so much older and and that their daughter was only 17 when they had met and when she got pregnant. she was an incredibly intelligent young woman. so they had a very difficult time in life. they didn't know, but another outlet to this whole thing was obama, sr. was, i know the family -- i was reluctant to use the word womanizer. but he was. so she was by no means the only american woman that he had been with, and he was trouble from the start. >> host: barack obama, sr. married four times. did they ever get divorced? >> guest: interesting. they got married in kenya, and in the luo coulter, according to obama, sr. come in that area you could just say i am divorcing my wife. when she married barack sr. and she did not know that he was already marri

we will preview with mary madeline among others and the freshman congressman joining us.lleague has a electric at what's next on "news nation." >> great to see you. we are following breaking news to the sweeping new gun proposals. republican senator marco rubio said nothing the president proposed would have prevented the sandy hook tragedy and claims he is abusing his power. john rosenthal is part of the stop hand gun violence movement and we will take you live to a gun shop in virginia to find out wa people are saying about the president's announcement today. we will have this interesting reaction. interesting perspective. breaking news regarding americans held hostage in algeria. we will have the latest on that story.

host: 0 head, madeline, with your comment. caller: i want to say thank you, and if the schools were to get your information, i think it would be wonderful, if you could send a summary. also, the 14-year-old that called in, that was something that was really great. mr. hurt also add another were excellent in what they said and the way they were able to talk to the average person concerning what is going on. the more you keep on, the better off we are want to be, and thank you again. host: thank you for your comments. we do have c-span in the classroom where we help with content and help teachers with social studies and history. you can find that at our website at c-span.org. we go to nora, a democrat in illinois. caller: am glad i can get c- span. i hope boehner does not listen to the tea party because they are too far, too, too far. in fact, i compared them to the to cox clan, so i hope -- ku - klux klan. host: we are watching boehner as he can talks -- as he conducts market soarings-in. caller: i am retired engineer from gene

. >>> es como decirte madeline somos amigos y tengo un problema. >>> la otra persona no tiene tiempopero sacan lo suyo. >>> los estudios dicen que sólo 5 minutos de interacción con personas toxicas te estresan, aumenta la presión arterial y causan real daño. >>> cómo se sacan? >>> la prioridad es cuidarse a uno mismo y debemos alejarnos poco a poco y la primera responsabilidad es alejarte. la calidad es mucho más importante que la cantidad. >>> sobretodo tiene mucho que verq uién se acerca a uno y por qué. >>> los seres humanos neesitamos relacionarnos pero tneemos que hacerlo con gente confiable. >>> seguimos con dos buenas amigas. >>> karla invitó a ana a pasar la navidad en su casa! esas si son amigas! (risas). >>> buenos amigos van a todos lados juntos y vamosa ahora a disneyland y están con el chef sotelo! >>> preciosuras aquí no hay coyotas pero tenemos empenadas de cajeta con piña. amigos que dios me los bendiga y hoy cocinaremos. >>> son empanadas deliciosas y que te parece si comenamos con los ingredientes. >>> aquí tenemos queso crema, harina, canela y la sal. >>> tenemos a

madeline in nevada. >> caller: hi. body armor since everybody that's gone crazy has had body armor. cop killer guns, cop killer bullets, i'm sorry the armor. >> madeline, that's another good point. what do you need body armor for? >> caller: make it illegal unless you're a cop or in the military. >> stephanie: deer don't tend to shoot back. >> no, they don't. i'm a hunter. they sit there and look at you with their big sad eyes and go oh poof. >> that's so sad. >> stephanie: the president talking about immigration reform yesterday. >> obama: we have to deal with the 11 million individuals who are here illegally. we all agree that these men and women should have to earn their way to citizenship. but for comprehensive immigration reform to work, it must be clear from the outset that there is a pathway to citizenship. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] >> stephanie: um, republican representative said he oppose immigration reform because latinos uneducated and will never support republicans. speaking of things republicans keep sa

>> quadcore madeleine and stanley's reaction to occur bringing home and african blacks >> guest: madelin told another biographer -- she died before i started this book. david who did the first book said madeleine described obama senior to him as very strange. and of course of reveals around him. beauvis were not happy. was very difficult for them and it wasn't necessarily because of race is to read his personality of their daughter was only 17 when they met and she got pregnant and she was an incredibly intelligent young woman so it had a difficult effect on her life. they didn't know, but another element is that obama, senior -- and i notice of this why was reluctant to use the word womanizer, but he was and he was doing that in honolulu so she is by no means the only american woman he had been with. >> host: barack obama senior married first four times. did they ever get divorced? >> guest: interesting. they got married in kenya and according to obama, senior you could just say i'm divorcing my wife and that was eight when stanley myriad barack obama senior she didn't know he was alrea

you look at picture after 9/11 it has karen hughes, mary madeline, condoleezzaa rice in the picture.inton's inner circle were all men, mostly white men. and i think the issue is that if you're going to go out and claim that you are the part steve women, i mean give me a break. there is no women -- martha: i would just say at the end that to me i think that numbers are less important than actions. actions are always more powerful than words. it's who is in your inner circle? who do you trust and who do you choose to be by your side. >> that's exactly right, martha. martha: it's a reflection of everybody's qualification, whether they are male or female. thank you. you're my favorite women. good to have you here today. bill: new details now in the possible reason one of the best football players ever took his own life. details on junior seau's brain injury sustained by a career of hard hits on the field. martha: police in ohio threatened as they investigate a high profile case. the f.b.i. is now involved in the steubenville case and the sheriff is fighting off charges of corruption. >>

our grandchildren who are represented here today by our daughter madeline and i have to include the delasandro family of baltimore in that gratitude as well. and i must thank my constituents in san francisco for giving me the privilege of representing that beautiful and diverse city in the congress of the united states. each of us here today is truly a representative. a representative in the truest sense of the word. to represent the highest hopes and aspirations of the american people. on new year's eve, some of you, a large number of members of congress joined hundreds of people at the national archives building where we observed at midnight the 150th anniversary of the signing of the emancipation proclamation. at midnight there was an enactment of harriet tubman ringing the bill, ringing the bill. and as she rang the bell she said, now we are free. it was quite an incredible moment. and it was one that ushered in what president lincoln would call a new birth of freedom. for his era and for generations to come. that transformative moment in our history is a reminder of the best traditions we

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i'm madeline, i know you know me. ian was with jerry the day he was murdered here so i won't be able to tell you the whole story but i will start. first of all, thank you for online me to speak today. you knew jerry mello very well. my husband, jerry, excuse me, i always speak with emotion. was murdered on august 27, 2011. this is the issue that we face today, and our country faces. it is the very issue that i have struggled with every day since jerry's murder. the das report shows that not only was jerry's murder known by the family to be mentally ill and a drug user, but also that the semi automatic weapon used to gun down jerry was given to him by a family member. it is suspected is able to purchase the multiple round clip legally himself. jerry worked for local timber company. he was accompanied by a neighbor to verify a report that there was a trust us on that property. that neighbor is the and cheney. jerry was unarmed, but ian carried a gun that day. not an automatic weapon at a handgun. i gun he had to use. in

several contributors no longer with the network including james carville and mary madeline who say the decision was the network's, not theirs red steak blogger, eric erickson has a new job at fox news. no surprise there. the morning program is getting revamped, cnn's new president, geoff zucker hired chris queue mo to be part of it. soledad's role is unclear as they move forward. >> geoff zucker has to shake it up. a clear sign i think. a hewn talent. no where to go but up. more power to them. >> there are no little fixes. >> no. if he had come in and said we have a great product. we are going to stick with it the way it is. i wonder if after what we saw with ann curry on nbc if we will see him bring her to cnn as well. >> interesting. as the baltimore ravens and 49ers get set to faceoff in the super bowl, the senators from maryland have offered a wager. a meal of crab cakes, maryland beer. >> no. >> they are waiting to hear from barbara boxer and dianne feinstein from california as to what they will offer. the hill reports that senator mckulsky will throw in a can of hair spray in ode

johnson, the ceo, and madeline albrec albrecht. seven-plus minute video and she says, well i'm a fan of the products, blah blah blah, what's the deal behind this? is she getting paid. >> she's a paid consultant to the company. you have to understand that when you see these things. you know, they have consultants, they have a good amount of money and they paid -- they're very proud of that, by the way. >> still a consultant even though she has her own firm? >> right. her consulting firm is a consultant to the company, we have confirmed that 789d so, yes, absolutely. >> herb, good to see you. >>> let's go to bob pisani with a look at what's moving here on the big board. >> very modest gains, but a huge week, and this is right across the board. this is a very rare week, you will not see this very often, where basically they came for about every kind of big name, even the small names. take a look at where we are. look how odd this is. everything is up 4%. historic highs here in the russell and s&p. nasdaq up 4.6%. in terms of the secto

. >> les miles, after this year's alabama/lsu showdown, i talked to madeline peters, big lsu fan, andr us? because he botched that, too. some of the worst coaching at the end of the game, les miles. this game against clemson was unbelievable. >> it sort of finally caught up with him. he plays these games all the time. clemson never had to use a time-out. it was unbelievable. they ended up with the ball with 1:30 left with three time-outs. but you know, to go to tom's point right before the break about just watching the southern teams versus the northern teams, it's kind of a joke. what was amazing about the lsu/clemson game is it was played -- they both were so fast, right? so it was just played on another level. what was entertaining about it, the first decent game we've had. we haven't really had a good bowl game yet. >> horrible. >> that one was good simply because you thought, wow. there's actual nfl talent on both sides of the ball, not what we've been watching where you're just like last night florida state and northern illinois, it looked like florida state was going through th

i'm madeline melo. this is ian cheney. i know that you know me. ian was with jerry the day that he was murdered. so i will not be able to tell you the whole story, but i will start. first of all, thank you for allowing me to speak today. you knew jerry very well. my husband jerry, excuse me -- i always speak with emotion -- was murdered on august 27, 2011. this is the issue that you face today and our country faces. it is the very issue that i have struggled with every day since jerry's murder. the mendocino county d.a.'s report showed that not only was jerry's murderer known by the family to be mentally ill and a drug user, but also that the semi-automatic weapon he used to gun down jerry was given to him by a family member. it is suspected he was able to purchase the multiple round clips legally himself. jerry worked for a local timber company. he was accompanied by a neighbor to verify a report that there was a trespass grove on the property. that neighbor is ian cheney. jerry was armed but even carried a gun that day, not an automatic weapon,

>> this is my wife diane, daughter ariel 16; son jonathan, 14; daughter madeline, 11; and daughter jasminehatever government is in power. >> this is not your first inauguration. >> no but the first one we've brought the children along. we're going to take in the sights now, catch a little of the parade. >> did you sense a difference time than four years ago? >> i did. four years ago was a really neat experience to see people -- elderly african american women that never thought i think they would see the day crying in their seats and it was amazing to see. >> reporter: thank you, safe travels back to omaha. scott, back to you. >> pelley: byron, thank you. if you haven't brought your school age children to washington, do so, i highly recommend it. cbs news live coverage of the inauguration of president obama will continue in just a moment. ,, [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything